{
    "Contributors": [
        "Kuntal Kumar Pal"
    ],
    "Source": [
        "persent"
    ],
    "URL": [
        "https://github.com/MHDBST/PerSenT"
    ],
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        "Named Entity Recognition"
    ],
    "Reasoning": [],
    "Definition": [
        "Given a document, find the main entity about whom the author is writing. Write the full name if mentioned in the text. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link]."
    ],
    "Input_language": [
        "English"
    ],
    "Output_language": [
        "English"
    ],
    "Instruction_language": [
        "English"
    ],
    "Domains": [
        "News"
    ],
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        {
            "input": "At least Raheem Morris finally has the name of the Bucs' starting quarterback in the back of his mind.\n He wants to make sure he made the decision with his head and not just his heart.\n That's why Morris declined to name his choice between Byron Leftwich and Luke McCown on Friday until after one last consultation with his coaching staff.\n After that  Morris said  he would inform the owners  then his team before making the eagerly awaited announcement. Players were off Friday  so an announcement could come this morning.\n \"We'll have a decision here in the near future \" Morris said. \"I think we've got to go with who we think gives us the best chance to win.",
            "output": "Raheem Morris",
            "explanation": "Here the main entity is Raheem  Morris since the main topic of the document is about him starting as quarterback."
        },
        {
            "input": "Doris Burke is about to make history.\n Burke  has covered professional and college basketball for ESPN since 1991. The veteran commentator has worked select games in past seasons  but her new full-time status means she will provide analysis for upwards of 35 to 40 games between the regular season and the playoffs.\n Burke  will also keep  her  role as lead ESPN NBA sideline reporter for the NBA Conference Finals and NBA Finals on ESPN's sister network  ABC.\nESPN is expected to make the announcement of  Burke 's new position on Tuesday morning.\n Burke 's news comes at a time when ESPN is putting more female announcers in the analyst role.",
            "output": "Doris Burke",
            "explanation": "Here the main entity is Doris Burke since the main topic of the document is about her gaining the full-time analyst role at ESPN."
        }
    ],
    "Negative Examples": [
        {
            "input": "In a letter posted on the White House web site Tuesday  John Brennan  assistant to President Barack Obama for homeland security and counterterrorism  said Schmidt will have regular access to the president and play a vital role in the country's security.\n Schmidt's selection comes more than 10 months after Obama declared cyber security a priority and ordered a broad administration review.\n A senior White House official said Obama was personally involved in the selection process and chose Schmidt because of his unique background and skills. Schmidt will have regular and direct access to the president for cyber security issues  the official said. The official spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the selection process.\n At the same time  cyber experts and potential job candidates have complained that the position lacks the budgetary and policy-making authority needed to be successful. Schmidt will report to the National Security Council and closely support the National Economic Council on cyber issues.\n Schmidt's selection suggests that economic and business interests in the White House held more sway in the selection process. Schmidt  president and CEO of the Information Security Forum  a nonprofit international consortium that conducts research in information security  has served as chief security officer for Microsoft and as cyber security chief for online auction giant eBay. He was reportedly preferred by Lawrence Summers  director of the economic council.",
            "output": "John Brennan",
            "explanation": "Here the document is about Schmidt getting appointed to the new role. Brennan is just reporting. This is not a correct answer."
        },
        {
            "input": "31-year-old widow Crystal Hefner  says  she  is \"still in disbelief\" after the loss of  her  husband  Playboy founder Hugh Hefner  who passed away at 91 on September 27.\n\"We laid him to rest Saturday. He is in the place he was always certain he wanted to spend eternity \"  she  told US Weekly Monday.\nCrystal Hefner expressed  her  love and gratitude to her husband who she called an \"American hero \" and a \"pioneer.\"\nThe pair tied the knot on New Year's Even in 2012.  She  was the media mogul’s third wife.\n\"I felt how much he loved me. I loved him so much. I am so grateful \"  she  said.  She  also said Hugh had given  her  \"direction \" and \"saved\"  her  life.",
            "output": "Crystal Hefner",
            "explanation": "The main topic of the document is death of Hugh Hefner and not Crystal Hefner. This is not a correct answer."
        }
    ],
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        {
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            "input": "House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi declined to say whether  her longtime colleague Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.)  should resign from the chamber as  he  faces sexual harassment allegations.\n“We are strengthened by due process. Just because someone is accused — was it one accusation or is it two?  … John Conyers  is an icon in our country.  He  has done a great deal to protect women ” Pelosi told Chuck Todd Sunday on NBC News’ Meet the Press. “As  John  reviews  his  case  I believe  he  will do the right thing.”\nThe House Ethics Committee launched an investigation into  Conyers ’ conduct following a report that  he  had sexually harassed a former staffer. Pelosi was among the Democrats to call for that investigation and  Conyers  said  he  would fully cooperate.\n Conyers  announced shortly after Pelosi’s interview Sunday that  he  was stepping down from  his  position as ranking chairman of the House Judiciary Committee while the ethics committee investigates  his  conduct. In a statement following that announcement  Pelosi said that the power of a legacy should not undermine the legitimacy of sexual harassment claims. “Zero tolerance means consequences ” she said.\nBuzzfeed reported on Nov. 20 that  Conyers  had reached a settlement that exceeded $27 000 with a former staffer who alleged that the congressman had sexually harassed her and she was fired because she rejected his advances.The following day  Buzzfeed reported that another of  Conyers ’ former staffers had tried to sue  him  for making sexual overtures toward her and creating a hostile work environment  but the former staffer withdrew the claim when the court would not let the complaint remain sealed.\nConyers  88  denied the first reported allegation  although  he  acknowledged that a settlement had existed. Regarding the second allegation  a spokesperson for  Conyers ’ office told TIME that the former staffer had decided to drop the case.",
            "output": [
                "John Conyers"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-4fbf7c6354ad4807a63662e567b7490f",
            "input": "NEW YORK (AP) -- Pfizer Inc. said Friday it is pulling its blood pressure drug Thelin off the market and stopping all clinical trials because the drug can cause fatal liver damage.\n Thelin is sold in the European Union  Canada  and Australia as an oral treatment for severe pulmonary arterial hypertension  or high blood pressure in the pulmonary artery. Pfizer said a review of data from clinical trials and post-marketing reports showed a new link to liver injury. It also consulted with experts about the link between Thelin and the deaths of two patients.\n Liver damage was a known side effect of Thelin and similar drugs  the company said. Pfizer said the withdrawal was voluntary and added that it has withdrawn its filing for marketing approval in the U.S.\n Since there are other treatment options  Pfizer said the benefits of Thelin don't outweigh the risks. It is stopping all studies of the oral drug  which Pfizer acquired in 2008 when it bought Encysive Pharmaceuticals Inc. Encysive had been trying to win marketing approval for Thelin since 2005  but the Food and Drug Administration said it was not effective enough. Other agencies only approved the drug for hypertension that was so debilitating that patients' physical activity was severely limited.\n The chemical name of Thelin is sitaxsentan.",
            "output": [
                "Thelin"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Days after at least 58 people were killed in a Las Vegas mass shooting , Hillary Clinton called for better gun control . \nClinton also had some words for President Trump , particularly of his handling of Hurricane Maria and the devastation in Puerto Rico . \nClinton , on her book tour for \"What Happened ,\" called her memoir \"a story of resilience .\" \nFallon also had female staff writers write thank you notes to Clinton . \n\"Thank you , Miley , tonight 's show writers and all of the women and young girls out there who are smart , strong and deserving of every opportunity ,\" Clinton said . \nAs for election night , Clinton said she was disappointed both that she lost and that President Trump won .",
            "output": [
                "Hillary Clinton"
            ]
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            "input": "There's a limit to the Women's March's support for  women â and Rose McGowan  has apparently met  it .\nAfter  McGowan  argued with a trangender activist who attempted to derail a planned speech about her abuse at the hands of Harvey Weinstein  the Women's March hit out at  McGowan  for her \"transphobia\" and for \"denying\" a trans woman's identity.\nThe Daily Wire covered the incident  which took place at a Manhattan Barnes & Noble. While  McGowan  was giving her speech  a \"trans activist\" heckled her from the audience  accusing her of abrogating her responsibility to trans women  and failing to acknowledge the violence trans woman face  as though  McGowan  was competing to be the most injured victim of men.\n McGowan  was confused  and then hurt. When the activist was finally removed   McGowan  broke down.\nPlease read this interview with the activist who engaged with Rose McGowan last night. Transphobia and denying trans womenâs identities is never okay. The pain we feel does not excuse the pain we cause others. [Link] â Women's March (@womensmarch) February 2  2018",
            "output": [
                "Rose McGowan"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "Extremely chill  Olympic snowboarder Chloe Kim  crushed the qualifier for the halfpipe on Monday  beating out the second-place finisher by over seven points.\nIs the time between Olympic qualifying runs stressful? It was stressful for me to watch  so I assume yes. But did  Chloe Kim  still tweet about ice cream during this high-pressure time? Absolutely.\nCould be down for some ice cream rn — Chloe Kim (@chloekimsnow) February 12  2018\nyes... —  Chloe Kim  (@chloekimsnow) February 12  2018\nShould  Chloe Kim  actually bring some ice cream to the competition next round  you will be the first to know. Until then  please temper your Olympics anxiety by channeling Chloe's nerves of steel.\nRemember: you're on your couch.  She 's on top of a mountain and also on TV.",
            "output": [
                "Chloe Kim"
            ]
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            "input": "NBC News Fires  Matt Lauer  After Complaint Of 'Inappropriate Sexual Behavior'\nNBC News says it has fired longtime Today host Matt Lauer following a complaint about \"inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace.\"\n\"On Monday night  we received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace by Matt Lauer. It represented  after serious review  a clear violation of our company's standards. As a result  we've decided to terminate his employment. While it is the first complaint about his behavior in the over twenty years he's been at NBC News  we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident.\"\n Lauer  joined Today as the news anchor in 1994 and became a co-anchor in 1997  according to NBC.  He  was the highest-paid person at NBC News  NPR's David Folkenflik notes.",
            "output": [
                "Matt Lauer"
            ]
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            "input": "Oklahoma’s crafty coach Lincoln Riley has a few tricks up his sleeve — not the least of which was a reverse  on third and two  with six seconds left in the first half  that had wide receiver CeeDee Lamb throwing a touchdown pass to quarterback  Baker Mayfield  to put Oklahoma up 31-17 heading into intermission.\nThere's so much offense in this game   Baker Mayfield  is CATCHING TOUCHDOWNS. pic.twitter.com/OyaiK8h8F8 — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 1  2018\n Baker Mayfield : 1st career reception — ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) January 1  2018\nWith the play   Mayfield  becomes the first quarterback with a touchdown pass and touchdown reception in the Rose Bowl since Matt Leinart did it against Michigan to close out the 2003 season  per ESPN Stats and Info. Not a bad way to close out a dominant first half for the Heisman Trophy winner  who went 13-for-18 for 200 passing yards and a touchdown in the first half of the national semifinal.\nSo this is why Baker Mayfield was running routes before the game pic.twitter.com/gKoVX5lIXY — gifdsports (@gifdsports) January 1  2018\nBaker Mayfield: 1st career reception — ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) January 1  2018\nOklahoma’s Baker Mayfield taunts ESPN with ‘pretenders’ sign at Rose Bowl",
            "output": [
                "Baker Mayfield"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "Dutch anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders went on trial Monday for alleged hate speech  even as his popularity and influence in the Netherlands are near all time highs.\n Prosecutors say Wilders incited hatred against Muslims with remarks comparing Islam to Naziism and by calling for a ban on the Quran. Wilders argues he has a right to freedom of speech and his remarks were within the bounds of the law.\n If convicted  he faces up to a year in prison. He could keep his seat in parliament.\n On his Twitter account  Wilders said the start of his trial was a \"terrible day.\"\n \"The freedom of expression of at least 1.5 million people is standing trial together with me \" he wrote  referring to the voters that made his Freedom Party the third-largest in national elections in June.\n But his lawyer  Bram Moszkowicz  told presiding judge Jan Moors at the start of the trial that Wilders would not answer questions during the trial.\n lawyer  Bram Moszkowicz  told presiding judge Jan Moors at the start of the trial that Wilders would not answer questions during the trial.\n \"My client will  at my advice  exercise his right to silence today  tomorrow and the other days \" Moszkowicz said. Moors then adjourned the case to consider a request from Wilders to explain his decision not to speak.\n He swept into the Amsterdam District Court complex in a police convoy and waved to supporters as he walked into the courtroom at the start of a trial scheduled to last seven days.\n Mohamed Rabbae  chairman of the moderate National Moroccan Council  said outside the court that he hoped judges would force Wilders to issue an apology for his past remarks.\n \"We are not for getting Mr. Wilders in prison. We are for correcting him \" he said.",
            "output": [
                "Geert Wilders"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Is this the year  Scott Boras  fails to pull a rabbit out of a hat? Or three or four rabbits  to be precise?\n Scott Boras  is known for holding out to get the deals  he  wants  but it might not work this time. (Paul Sancya/AP)\nTalking to scouts and executives on Wednesday  I heard  Boras ’ name a lot  as some are convinced  his  refusal to bend on  his  demands has created a stalemate for  his  top-of-the-market guys that has a trickle-down effect on other free agents.\nThe same executive made the point that  Boras  has often managed to swing deals late in the offseason by going directly to ownership  particularly with the Tigers and the Nationals. But Detroit owner Mike Ilitch died last year at age 87  and in Washington Ted Lerner reportedly has no intention of adding any more big salaries.\nJ.D. Martinez: Who blinks first  Red Sox or  Boras ? Hard to believe Martinez would walk away from five years and $125 million  no matter how much more  Boras  wants.",
            "output": [
                "Scott Boras"
            ]
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            "input": "In November  Zeltser was placed in a prison hospital after arriving at a penal colony in eastern Belarus  where he was denied medicine  according to lawyers.\nOn leaving the prison clinic in the eastern town of Mogilyov  ZeltserZeltser said  \"I am glad about my freedom.\"\nZeltser  slightly limping  was met by U.S. officials and entered a car with them to head for the U.S. Embassy in Minsk.\nBlaus an its authoritarian leader are on a drive to court better political and economic ties with the West  and Washington had said Zeltser's release would help the process.\nU.S. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly told reporters earlier that Washington welcomed news that Zeltser would be released.\nHe said Zeltser's imprisonment was \"a major obstacle in our bilateral relations. We still have other concerns  of course  with some of the actions of the Belarusian government. So we're very happy that this one obstacle has been removed  and we'll review our policy as necessary.\"\nThe Russian-born Zeltser is a high-profile lawyer who headed the non-governmental American Russian Law Institute in New York. He once sued the Bank of New York for $2 billion on behalf of investors who had lost their deposits.\nZeltser is a renowned expert on organized crime and money laundering  particularly in former Soviet republics.\nHis clients have included Pavel Borodin  a former Kremlin aide who was accused of money laundering by a Swiss court  and Badri Patarkatsishvili  the late Georgian billionaire who was a bitter opponent of Georgia's current administration.\nBelarusian authorities said that fake documents Zeltser was carrying were tied to Patarkatsishvili's business interests.\nZeltser's brother  Mark  has said that the Zeltser had flown to Minsk to check on the status of several of Patarkatsishvili's assets. Some bsrvrsinBears ugesedtht else'sares ayhae ee arrange by those trying to illegally obtain Patarkatsishvili's considerable assets.",
            "output": [
                "Zeltser Zeltser",
                "Zeltser"
            ]
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            "input": "Sleep hygiene needs to be learned  and many companies are using the magic of technology to help parents instill healthy sleep habits in their children. The smart alarm clock  Mella   currently being funded on Kickstarter  is one such device.\n Mella  is an all-in-one sleep aid that is aiming to hit the middle ground between simplicity and functionality. According to  Little Hippo  the company that created Mella  many of the sleep trainers on the market  are either too simplistic for the price or have too many confusing buttons. Plus  many of them are clunky and kitschy  which may appeal to kids but isn't ideal for getting them to drift off to sleep.  Mella  is designed to be both simple and engaging  with a modern design and cute face that appeals to parents and kids alike.\nCheck out their Kickstarter video for an overview of how  Mella  works:\n Mella  \"goes to sleep\" when your kid does — the face closes its eyes and the night light softly illuminates in the color you choose. ( Little Hippo  recommends amber light for best sleep quality.) You can also turn on your choice of ambient sounds: rain  ocean or white noise.\nMorning  though  is when the real magic happens. In addition to a soft  kid friendly alarm (that you set)   Mella 's light turns green and the face wakes up when it's time to get up.\nWhat makes  Mella  unique is the \"play period\" function. Since young kids don't really have a concept of time yet  they can get antsy in the morning when they don't know how long they're supposed to stay in bed.  Mella 's play period starts a half hour before the alarm goes off.  The light  turns yellow and the face gives a little smirk ( it 's supposed to be \"playful\" but  it  looks more mischievous ) letting your child know that they can start to play quietly and it'll be time to get up soon.\nUnlike some other sleep trainers   Mella  isn't currently app-enabled.  Little Hippo  is considering adding an app-enabled  Mella  in the future so that parents can choose which version they'd like.\n Mella  is available in pink  blue  and a limited edition Kickstarter green. The stretch goal of $40 000 will unlock a purple option as well. Pledging $39 or more will get you  a Mella  in the first batch  scheduled to be delivered in February of 2018.",
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            "input": "What no one mentioned is that Sulzberger’s journalism is appreciated by a surprising figure: Wisconsin’s Republican Governor Scott Walker  who used an article co-written by Sulzberger to bolster the resolve of wavering GOP lawmakers in the midst of Walker’s ferocious attack on public sector unions in 2011.\nWalker’s description was generally accurate. The Times article portrays a conflict between the intellectual elites in Madison who “predictably oppose” Walker’s plans and the real Wisconsinites “away from Madison” who believe that “public workers needed to share in the sacrifice that their own families have been forced to make.” It quotes six people who work in the private sector who support  Walker ’s crackdown on public sector unions  and only two who don’t like it.\nHowever  this three-to-one ratio in support of  Walker  seems slightly peculiar  given the voting patterns in the area. The eight Wisconsinites lived in towns across Rock  Walworth and Jefferson Counties.  Walker  won 55 percent of the vote in the three counties in 2010  and 54 percent in the 2012 recall election. Both times  Walker  actually lost Rock County  where Janesville is located  making up for it in the other two  redder counties.\nAlso notable is  Walker ’s excitement that the lede on the story is about a man named Rich Hahn  who’d been laid off twice by GM. The reason for Walker’s joy is obvious: The piece originally described Hahn as “a union man from a union town” who nevertheless believed “something needs to be done … and quickly” about greedy public unions. However  after the United Auto Workers found no record of Hahn as a member  the Times ran a correction reading that while Hahn “described himself to a reporter as a ‘union guy ’ he now says that he has worked at unionized factories  but was not himself a union member.”",
            "output": [
                "Scott Walker"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "When  Lidia Bastianich  tells you to eat the pasta  you should eat the pasta.\nNearly 20 years ago  thanks to her award-winning PBS shows   Bastianich  became a food star and introduced countless Americans to real Italian cooking  which even then was dominated by ubiquitous red sauce and pasta dishes.  She  credits Julia Child for  her  TV break. After coming to one of  Bastianich ’s restaurant  Child “wanted me to teach  her  how to make risotto and then  she  had me on  her  show. The producer then said ‘you’re pretty good. How about a show of your own?’ And that’s how it evolved ”  she  remembers. Child “encouraged me.  She  said ‘Lidia  you do for Italian cuisine what I do for French.’ We remained friends.”\nIn real life   Bastianich  has a no-nonsense but warm demeanor  which  she  exudes on  her  show. Countless hours spent watching  her  on TV gave me the false sense that we were old friends and at times during our meal  as  she  doted on me  it felt like I had found my long-lost nonna.\n“A lot of adults tell me ‘I watched [the show] since I was a kid with grandma.’ You know what that tells me? It’s been a few years ”  she  jokes. “It pleases me because food is all about bringing people together and relating to each other ”  she  adds more seriously.\nBut even after decades of cooking on TV  running a restaurant empire and helping to start the wildly popular chain of Eataly stores   she  insists that  she  still enjoys cooking at home. In fact   she  just published  her  eleventh book  Lidia’s Celebrate Like an Italian  which  she  co-wrote with  her  daughter  Tanya Bastianich Manuali  and includes 220 recipes for everything from cocktails to soup to dessert. “I haven’t invented one of them ”  she  admits. “I modified some. I’ve changed a little bit here and there.”\nIf anything   she ’s too modest and was very concerned about making the recipes as approachable as possible. “I take these recipes and simplify them as much as I can ”  she  says  since  she  actually wants the reader to learn them and enjoy using them. While in  her  restaurants  the emphasis is the opposite  it’s “to create that moment that the guest will not be able to do at home.” Most of the dishes at Del Posto certainly would fit into that category. Speaking of which  when I try to get  her  to order more food for  herself   in true grandmother fashion   she  dodges my suggestions and insists “I can talk while you eat.”\nWhile I enjoy a delicious heirloom tomato salad  the aforementioned pasta and perfectly cooked swordfish fillets   she  shares with me  her  family’s fascinating story of coming to America.  She  was born in Istria  which before World War II was part of Italy  but afterwards became part of communist Yugoslavia.  Her  family fled to Italy and lived in a refugee camp for two years before emigrating to America when  she  was 12. It’s an experience that  she  thinks a lot about today as the country debates its policies about letting in immigrants. “Most of us are immigrants except for the Indians ”  she  says. And for  her  that struggle is personal and one that is wrapped up with being a chef. “Food is all about the story of a people through the ages ”  she  reminds me.\nWhen  her  family got to America  she  was in for a surprise. “The Italian food I didn’t recognize it when we first came here ”  she  says since it was so different than what  she  had grown up eating.  She  did  however  immediately fall in love with boxed cake mixes that  she  would whip up each night. Catholic Relief Services put them up in a hotel for three weeks when they first arrived and then  her  father found a job and a small apartment in Queens that they moved into.\n She ’s reticent to tell me more  since  she ’s working on a memoir that should be out next year  which will go into greater detail about  her  family’s story and  her  rise to culinary stardom. While I’m a bit disappointed   Bastianich  promises we’ll meet next year to discuss  it . I can’t wait.",
            "output": [
                "Lidia Bastianich"
            ]
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            "input": "This week    Melania Trump  found  herself  in yet another fashion scandal.  The first lady  was spotted boarding a plane to Texas in sky-high stilettos  though  she  was heading to an area devastated by Hurricane Harvey. Public perception of  Trump  and  her  immediate predecessor  Michelle Obama  couldn't be more different. Fans of Obama paint  her  as a J. Crew-clad woman of the people. Meanwhile   Trump  was slammed for a photo shoot in which  she  twirled a string of diamonds like spaghetti. For fans of  Trump   glitzy designer clothing is part of  her  appeal. Instagram accounts with thousands of followers track her every outfit. The far-right website Breitbart News  which criticized Obama for wearing a $2 290 dress to meet the pope in 2015  wrote that  Trump  was the \"breakout star\" of President Donald Trump's first trip abroad  radiating \"high fashion.\" To see how accurate  Melania Trump's  frivolous  filthy-rich reputation is in contrast to Obama's more down-to-earth image  we decided to re-create a theoretical \"week in the life\" of the two first ladies. We wanted to see whether  Trump  was actually spending more than Obama  or whether  she  was just a victim of bad press. We compared seven iconic looks that Obama and  Trump  wore to similar events  from vacationing to campaigning  as well as their price tags. Fashion can be a strategic way for the first lady to send a message to the American people — and  Trump  and Obama both have different reputations and messages to send. Here's how the two first ladies measure up and what it means for how Americans see them. View As: One Page Slides\nCampaigning at political conventions  Melania Trump at the Republican National Convention: $2 190 Roksanda dress and $675 Christian Louboutin heels .  Trump  made headlines after buying a Roksanda \"Margot\" dress from Net-a-Porter. The $2 190 dress sold out less than an hour after her speech. She paired the dress with $675 Christian Louboutin heels. Michelle Obama at the Democratic National Convention: $995 dress by Christian Siriano and $675 metallic Jimmy Choo heels. Obama's blue dress was extremely similar to a $995 cobalt-blue dress made by Siriano  a designer who rose to prominence after appearing on \"Project Runway.\" Siriano reportedly custom-made the dress Obama wore as she gave her \"they go low  we go high\" speech. Her silver Jimmy Choo heels  spotted by Footwear News  cost $675.\nMeeting with  foreign leaders Melania Trump  at the G-7 summit: $53 130 Dolce & Gabbana outfit.  Trump  made headlines when  she  wore a $51 500 Dolce & Gabbana jacket to a meeting with the spouses of some of the most powerful world leaders at the annual G-7 summit in Catania  Italy  in May. While we couldn't identify the first lady's dress and shoes   her  bag was also Dolce & Gabbana and costs $1 630. The first lady has worn Dolce & Gabbana on numerous occasions. The designer Stefano Gabbana has been extremely receptive of the support  posting many pictures of Trump in Dolce & Gabbana outfits on his Instagram. Michelle Obama at the G-20 summit: $474 J. Crew outfit. Obama also made headlines on her first trip to the United Kingdom as the first lady in 2009  thanks to her casual yet fashionable looks. The Guardian described her outfits  many of which were from J. Crew  as \"a pitch of sunny  homely optimism  rather than sparkling glamour.\" One of Obama's most memorable outfits of the trip was the one she wore to meet British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Fox News reported that the cardigan cost $298  the tank top $18  and the mint-green pencil skirt $158.\n Charity work Melania Trump at an abuse-prevention nonprofit: $1 150 pair of sandals to complete an otherwise low-key look . Footwear News reported (somewhat snarkily) that  Trump  wore a $1 150 pair of Rene Caovilla sandals to visit HomeSafe in April.  Trump  also wore a $225 pair of L'Agence Margot jeans and an unidentified khaki shirt. Michelle Obama at a food bank: $540 pair of sneakers to complete an otherwise low-key look. In 2009  Obama caused some controversy when she wore a $540 pair of Lanvin sneakers to volunteer at a food bank with Jill Biden. She paired them with a $188 J. Crew sweater.\nJoint addresses to  Congress Melania Trump  at a 2017 joint address to Congress: $5 000 Michael Kors suit jacket.  Trump 's Michael Kors look cost an estimated $9 600  combining a black blazer that cost $5 000 and a matching skirt priced at $4 600. Michelle Obama at the 2015 State of the Union: $1 595 Michael Kors suit jacket. In 2015  Obama wore a suit that had been featured on CBS's political drama \"The Good Wife.\" The $1 595 jacket quickly sold out after the first lady wore it to the State of the Union address.\n Vacation Melania Trump 's return from Camp David: $303 J. Crew and J Brand.  Trump  recently proved that Obama wasn't the only first lady getting clothes from J. Crew. In late August   she  returned from Camp David wearing a $75 pink top from the retailer. Yahoo Style reported that  she  paired the top with $228 pink J Brand jeans and pink patent-leather flats that we couldn't trace (though Vanity Fair reports they're Manolo Blahniks). Michelle Obama exiting Air Force One in shorts: ? Obama faced serious backlash after being spotted leaving Air Force One for a hike of the Grand Canyon in 2009 wearing shorts. Four years later  Obama called the shorts incident one of her biggest fashion regrets. While Time notes that no brand ever \"stepped forward\" to claim the \"unflattering\" shorts  the entire outfit looks very J. Crew. In any case  it's safe to say it wasn't too expensive.\nInauguration — and why the numbers don't tell the full story  Trump 's fashion picks tend to be more expensive than Obama's. But that's not the full story. First  there's the question of custom-made dresses. For the past three inaugurations  the first lady wore a custom-made look. (Obama wore Jason Wu both times  and  Trump  wore a Herve Pierre gown.)  Trump  has reportedly struggled to find designers willing to work with  her . Meanwhile  many of Obama's most iconic looks are made specifically for  her  and are priceless  such as a custom-made Versace gown with a theoretical price tag of $12 000. Then there's the question of why it even matters. First ladies' outfits are not paid for with taxpayer dollars. You could be horrified that anyone could buy a coat that costs more than the average American makes in a year. But if you're going to criticize  Trump  for wearing $1 000 shoes  you have to criticize Obama as well.  Melania Trump's  2017 Inauguration Ball gown: priceless  custom-made Herve Pierre. Michelle Obama's 2013 Inauguration Ball gown: priceless  custom-made Jason Wu.",
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            "input": "“I completely understand the value of native advertising ” Mr. McCambley said  “but there are a number of publishers who are allowing P.R. firms and advertising agencies direct access to their content management systems and allowing them to publish directly to the site. I think that is a huge mistake.\n“You are gambling with the contract you have with your readers ”  Mr. McCambley  said. “How do I know who made the content I am looking at and what the value of the information is?”\nOnce inside  you find out that  Mr. McCambley  is not some crabby editorial type putting the old gimlet eye on the necessary  but distasteful evil of advertising. All he ever wanted to do was make good content  and the banner ad is not  Mr. McCambley ’s only credential: The Wonderfactory has designed Web sites for National Geographic  Martha Stewart  Coca-Cola and The Huffington Post.\n“We were proud of that ad ” said Mr. McCambley. “But everything starts out good until we end up making it bad.”\nMr. McCambley is doing his own share of work on native advertising  but said “it has to stand on its own as good journalism. Bad native advertising is destructive for the publishers that host it.”",
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            "input": "John Wojnowski  was abused by a priest during a Latin lesson 60 years ago.  He  has spent the past two decades protesting outside the Vatican Embassy in Washington DC. What keeps  him  going?\nThe most surprising thing about this protester is -  he  doesn't want to protest.\n He  doesn't want to spend eight hours a day on public transport  waiting for buses and trains  getting to and from Embassy Row in Washington DC.\n He  doesn't want to hold  his  sign in the cold  and the dark  and the snow  and the rain.\n He  doesn't want  his  face to freeze   his  knees to ache   his  fingers to turn numb.\n He  was 54 when the protest started;  he  turns 75 in April.  He  has spent almost a third of  his  life here  on  his  own  holding a sign outside the Vatican Embassy.\n\"Of course I want to stop \"  he  says. \"But they made it personal.\"\nAs day turns to night  and the temperature sinks   John  sits in a bus shelter opposite the embassy  taping three broom handles together.\nIt's 4:30pm;  he  left home in Baltimore County  around 35 miles north  at 11:30am.\n\"I waited 45 minutes for the first bus \"  he  says. \"Then half an hour for the second bus.\"\nFrom there   he  took a train to Washington's Union Station  a metro to Dupont Circle  before catching a third bus up the hill to the embassy.\nWhen  he  started protesting 20 years ago   John  lived eight miles away in Bladensburg  Maryland  and drove a car.  He  would protest twice a day: a morning shift followed by the rush hour.\nAround 10 years ago   his  car gave out  followed by  his  knees. So  he  started using public transport: bus  metro  bus up the hill.\nA year ago  he  left Bladensburg to live with  his  son in Baltimore County.  He  no longer protests daily; instead  it's \"once  twice  maybe three times a week\".\n\"I try to stay a couple of hours  but it's unpleasant in the dark \"  he  says. \"In summer I stay longer.\"\nBefore  he  moved to Baltimore County   John  came to the embassy every day. After around eight years   he  started taking an annual break to see  his  daughter's family in California.",
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            "input": "Melanie Oudin and Francesca Schiavone also know how quickly perceptions can change. Oudin struggled with higher expectations since her crowd-pleasing run to the U.S. Open quarterfinals last year. So did Schiavone after her breakthrough French Open title in June.\n Oudin  18  needed just 56 minutes to beat Olga Savchuk of Ukraine 6-3  6-0. Schiavone  the Italian who won her first Grand Slam weeks before her 30th birthday  dispatched Ayumi Morita of Japan 6-1  6-0 in 58 minutes.\n If anything  Schiavone seems to be having fun in the spotlight. Asked why she's a fan favorite  she playfully replied  \"I attract them because I'm beautiful.\"\n Schiavone acknowledged that maybe she's a bit more motivated at a Grand Slam than at other tournaments. Schiavone  seeded No. 6  had been just 3-6 since winning at Roland Garros. She lost in the first round at Wimbledon and dropped her opening match at three other tournaments.\n She was pleased that her first-round match was in the grandstand -- a year ago  she was relegated to an outer court.\n \"I like to do it  because adrenaline is coming up and I enjoy much more than play in faraway court \" she said with a laugh. \"Maybe because I am 30 years old and now I want to enjoy with people.\"",
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            "input": "Hurricane Harvey was so powerful it uprooted palm trees and apparently gave us a new side of Sen. Ted Cruz the country had never seen . \nThe New York Times wrote that the \"forecast has changed\" in terms of Cruz 's politicking , ever since his home state of Texas was hit by an unprecedented hurricane . \nYet the Times provided little evidence to show how exactly Cruz has evolved . \nSure , Cruz offered his help after Hurricane Harvey devastated Houston . \nThe side of Cruz as a consoler was definitely different from 2012 , when he refused to send federal aid to New York and New Jersey after Hurricane Sandy . \nIndeed , New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie called Cruz a liar for his reasoning to vote \"no\" on a disaster relief bill in the Senate . \nIn an interview with the Times on Wednesday , Cruz showed no remorse for his ruthless legislating four years ago . \n\"And it seems not many people in New Jersey do either ,\" Cruz added , an apparent nod to Christie 's low approval ratings .",
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            "input": "MOORESVILLE  N.C. --  IMSA Prototype champion Ricky Taylor  will join Team Penske’s full-time sports car driver lineup.\n Taylor  will team with three-time Indianapolis 500 champion Helio Castroneves in one of the two full-time entries in the IMSA SportsCar championship next season. Two-time Indy 500 champ Juan Pablo Montoya and Dane Cameron were set to drive the second entry for team owner Roger Penske.\n Taylor  and  his  brother Jordan recently won  their  first sports car title together in the Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta in Georgia to wrap up the 2017 IMSA Prototype championship.  Ricky Taylor  got  his  shot with Penske in February when  he  tested the Indy car  normally driven by Pagenaud  at the Homestead-Miami Speedway road course.\n Taylor  has raced in the 24 Hours of Le Mans four times  with a best finish of 14th overall (2014) and fifth in class (2013).",
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            "input": "Rogelio Martinez  died while patrolling in the Big Bend Sector of the border in Texas. The agent and  his  partner were responding to activity near a freeway in the Van Horn Station area when they were attacked.  Martinez ’s partner  Stephen Garland  survived.\nThe manner of  Martinez ’s death is still “undetermined.”\n Martinez ’s fiancée  Angie Ochoa  said she believes the autopsy report is cover-up.\nOchoa said the FBI is focusing on the medication in  Martinez ’s body instead of finding the person who killed  him .",
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            "input": "John Mayer  was hospitalized early Tuesday morning for an emergency appendectomy  Dead and Company said on Twitter.\n Related John Mayer on Katy Perry  Learning From the Dead  Embracing Pot Guitarist  opens up about what  he 's learned from Dead & Company and why  he 's given up drinking booze and opts for marijuana\nDead and Company have two shows left on their fall tour: December 7th in Orlando and December 8th in Sunrise  Florida. It's unclear whether  Mayer  will be healthy enough to play those shows  though the band has yet to make a formal announcement regarding the status of either gig.\nDead and Company formed in 2015 after the surviving members of the Grateful Dead reunited for their final Fare Thee Well shows. The new group features  Mayer  alongside original Grateful Dead members Weir  Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart  as well as Allman Brothers' bassist Oteil Burbridge and Fare Thee Well and RatDog keyboardist Jeff Chimenti.\nIn April   Mayer  released a new solo album  The Search for Everything.",
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            "input": "Billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal  was picked up at  his  desert camp  the senior official said. Authorities did not disclose the evidence that prompted the arrests.\n Prince Alwaleed bin Talal  presides over a vast financial empire (estimated $35 billion in 2015):\nAlwaleed is the largest individual shareholder of Citigroup  the second-largest voting shareholder in 21st Century Fox and owns a number of hotels. TIME even called  him  \"Arabian Warren Buffet\".\nMBS  as  the Crown Prince  is known  is the leader who is launching what modernizers hope will be a Saudi Version of the Meiji Restoration[ii] in Japan  transforming the political economy and culture out of necessity – in order to survive in the modern world system. The Saudis have practiced religious and cultural isolationism  while their oil allowed the country to avoid the necessity of building an economy that could supply anything else that the rest of the world would be willing to pay for.\nOf the people arrested   Alwaleed bin Tala  is the most intriguing for Americans thanks to  his  Twitter sparring with candidate Trump during the election  and for a startling connection unearthed by Jack Cashill more than five years ago in World New Daily.",
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            "input": "Laura Ingraham  was one of the few people who saw Donald Trump’s shocking victory coming. More importantly  as a former speechwriter for Ronald Reagan who saw firsthand how viciously the Bush-aligned establishment despised Reagan’s working-class voters   Ingraham  understands how powerful the conservative-populist movement is and why the elites in the permanent political class have spent gazillions and worked overtime for three decades to thwart it.\nIn  her  blockbuster new book  Billionaire at the Barricades: The Populist Revolution from Reagan to Trump  Ingraham  the best-selling author  explains how Trump got elected and the forces he—and other economic nationalists—will have to battle to implement the people’s agenda.\nBillionaire at the Barricades is a must-read because  Ingraham   who still gets chills when she sees footage of the crowd at Kemper Arena in 1976 realizing they had nominated the wrong man in Gerald Ford  takes readers on a fast-paced journey through the 2016 campaign cycle and shows how everyone who was blindsided by Trump’s rise should have seen it coming  especially after Dave Brat’s shocking primary victory over then-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) in 2014.\nElites give off the impression that Trump’s populism on the campaign trail was something they had never seen before when  in fact  every candidate who has won the presidency in the television age has been the one who was the most populist. As  Ingraham  writes  “presidential candidates invoke the populist style because it connects with working people.”\nConservatism and populism  according to  Ingraham   “overlap in their opposition to ‘big things’—big government  big international organizations  big media  big business cronyism.”\nReagan understood that “these distant  uncaring entities rob people of decision making and ignore their interests ” and  Ingraham  notes that “Pat Buchanan and Donald Trump summarized conservative populism best when each vowed to put ‘America first.’”\n“Conservative populists tend to support a policy of economic nationalism—people-centered economic policies that put the nation and its workers first. They oppose a massive national debt because it weakens America and makes its citizens beholden to lenders ”  she  continues. “They also believe high taxes are bad because they sap workers’ wages and economic freedom. Similarly  they are against huge trade deals and international organizations like the World Trade Organization because they take power out of the hands of voters and give it to a far-away and often hostile global elite.”\nWhen it comes to foreign policy   Ingraham  explains that “conservative populists oppose broad military interventionism and believe military force should only be used when American interests are threatened.”  She  slams populism’s critics who foolishly toss around “the term ‘isolationism’ to dismiss populist foreign policy ” even though that label does not describe any populist  she  has ever known.\n Ingraham  points out that “throughout the Cold War  populists were among the strongest voices opposing Soviet communism.” In addition  populists have always believed that “squandering the nation’s wealth and blood on un-winnable wars and nation-building is unwise. Instead  they support a pragmatic foreign policy based on achieving ‘peace through strength’ by maintaining a strong military and using it prudently.”\nUnfortunately  as  Ingraham  details  “some conservatives took a dangerous detour” and “thrust us into a bizarre world of globalization  wars based on idealism and nation-building  and intense hatred toward the very voters who accounted for the Reagan coalition in the first place.”\nThe betrayal started almost immediately after George H.W. Bush won Reagan’s third term. The Bush administration purged Reaganites  and  Ingraham  recalls that Margaret Tutwiler told Reaganite Ed Rollins at a party that “there are a lot of us who had to suffer during the eight years of Reagan  and now it’s our turn.”\n“We were Reagan people. They were Bush people. We all knew what the differences were ”  Ingraham  writes. “Many of the GOP Establishment types who behind closed doors scoffed at Reagan as a dim-witted former actor with an’“ultraconservative’ outlook were now working in the Bush administration. They thought it was time to return the Republican Party to what they believed was its more genteel  respectable roots. In effect  it meant the return to power of the Rockefeller Republicans who had worked to deny Reagan the presidency in 1976.”\nBush’s Office of Management and Budget Director Richard Darman convinced Bush to infamously abandon his “read my lips” pledge not to raise taxes  and  in the end   Ingraham  argues that “George H. W. Bush stalled the conservative-populist engine that powered Reaganism.” As Rollins said  “George Bush was the beneficiary of the greatest baton pass in presidential history in 1988  and he and his people tossed it away.”\n“Globalism is fundamentally anti-American because it aims to raze American sovereignty by atrophying our ability to take independent actions that are in our nation’s best interests ”  Ingraham  writes  pointing out that globalists do not understand that “because of the enormous anti-American sentiment around the world  it’s almost impossible to create a multinational organization where U.S. interests don’t become compromised or harmed.”\nJust like his father  George W. Bush campaigned as a populist but governed as a globalist.  Ingraham  blames “Bush’s decision to aggressively pursue amnesty after his unpopular war” for insulting the “millions of conservative-populists who had worked so hard to put him in power.”\n“Because of Bush  conservatives lost everything ”  she  continues. “We lost the House. We lost the Senate. And we lost the White House.”",
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            "input": "Defendants Howard K. Stern and Drs. Sandeep Kapoor and Khristine Eroshevich were in the courtroom when the jury received the instructions.\n After the panel was dismissed for lunch  Eroshevich burst into tears and was comforted by Stern. Her attorney Brad Brunon said she was reacting to the stress of waiting for the verdicts.\n Perry also told the six women and six men in their third week of deliberations that it was a tough case  and he invited them to ask for readback of testimony and for additional legal instructions  if needed.\n Stern  Kapoor and Eroshevich have pleaded not guilty to conspiring to provide Smith with excessive amounts of prescription drugs and other charges. They are not charged in her 2007 overdose death.",
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            "input": "Ezekiel Elliott ’s suspension went into effect after Thursday’s court ruling  according to the NFL. (Eric Risberg/AP)\nThe NFL Players Association fought what it felt was the good fight in the  Ezekiel Elliott  case  challenging the NFL’s six-game suspension of the second-year running back for the Dallas Cowboys in federal courts because it believed that  Elliott  had been wronged and that the league’s system of justice under Commissioner Roger Goodell is deeply flawed.\n Elliott  spoke of clearing  his  name.\nCowboys owner Jerry Jones had his player’s back  saying that  Elliott  had not been treated fairly by the league. And oh  by the way  the Cowboys also need  Elliott  in their lineup desperately  Jones acknowledged as well.\n[NFL says Ezekiel Elliott’s suspension is in effect after appeals court denies him an injunction]\n Elliott  has begun serving  his  six-game suspension under the personal conduct policy and  barring yet another last-minute legal twist  will not play Sunday when the Cowboys face the Falcons in Atlanta.  He  will have missed four games by the time  his  appeal of the rejection of  his  injunction is heard by a federal appeals court Dec. 1.\nIn the union’s case  that question is yet to be answered. Certainly the NFLPA was doing all that it could for  Elliott . But for the union  the issues are bigger than one suspension and one case. The NFLPA wants a fundamentally different system of player justice than the one used by Goodell and the league under the collective bargaining agreement and the personal conduct policy. In the meantime  the union is doing what it can to ensure that cases are decidedly as fairly as possible  in its view  and players’ rights are protected as much as possible under the current system.\nBut those changes probably will have to come  ultimately  at the bargaining table as part of the next CBA rather than in the courts. The union managed to delay the  Elliott  suspension for half a season. But now  Elliott  is about to sit. The NFLPA managed to delay the four-game suspension of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady  through the courts  for an entire season in the Deflategate case. But Brady sat out the first four games of last season. The union managed to prevail in court in a disciplinary case involving Adrian Peterson  only to lose on appeal.\n Elliott  has denied that  he  was guilty of domestic violence in a series of incidents last year in Ohio involving  his  former girlfriend.  He  was not charged with a crime. But the NFL determined after its investigation that  Elliott   in  its  view  was guilty of domestic violence.\n Elliott  has said the courtroom challenge was  for  him   about justice and  his  reputation. Was it worth it for  him ? Only  he  can answer that.\nBut in terms of on-field considerations for  Elliott  and the Cowboys  it’s highly debatable whether the decision to go to court was a good one  in retrospect.  Elliott  could have missed the first six games of the season.  He  would have returned and played the past two games  and the Cowboys would have  him  in the lineup for the second half of the regular season and beyond.  He  would have been available for the season’s biggest games.\nAs things now stand   Elliott  won’t play again until Christmas Eve.  He  will have to regain  his  game sharpness and get back in sync with the Cowboys’ offense in a hurry for the games that could determine the outcome of the Cowboys’ season. In the meantime  they will have to try to get by with backup running backs Alfred Morris  Darren McFadden and Rod Smith and attempt to remain in postseason contention without  Elliott .\nCourt denies Ezekiel Elliott’s latest injunction request  Cowboys star again suspended by NFL",
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            "input": "Now  one of the most powerful figures in comedy —  Louis C.K. —  has been accused of  and admitted to  sexual misconduct. Five women spoke to the New York Times with consistent stories: The comedian steered professional conversations into frankly sexual areas and  in some cases  ask if he could expose himself to them  and proceed to masturbate.\nIn a statement on  Friday  Louis C.K.  admitted that the women's allegations were true  and  he  expressed remorse.\nIndeed   Louis C.K.  has attained  his  status at the top of the comedy world as a result of  his  willingness to make  himself  appear damaged and vulnerable  building stand-up sets around the frank discussion of  his  sexual hangups and basest urges.\nIn a 2011 stand-up special   Louis C.K.  talks about  his  \"constant perverted sexual thoughts.\" YouTube\nIn a world where sex is a go-to comedy topic  women who find themselves the objects of sexual misconduct have little recourse. Comics  after all  are essentially freelancers; no professional infrastructure exists to redress sexual offenses. Several of  the women who talked to the Times about Louis C.K.  spoke of the tremendous power differential  they  felt as comics just embarking upon a career  in contrast to a hugely successful comedian  who abused  his  status as potential mentor.\nFor years  women have responded to sexual misconduct in the comedy world by creating whisper campaigns to warn other women about sexual predators. This is how the actions of comedians like Louis C.K. and Bill Cosby could attain the status of \"open secrets\" for years — stories kept within the industry  addressed publicly only obliquely  if at all  out of fear of professional or legal reprisal.",
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            "input": "After a slight scare when Federal Communications Commission (FCC)  Chair Ajit Pai  received a note to evacuate in the middle of  his  closing argument in favor of overturning net neutrality rules implemented by the Obama administration in 2015  the commission voted to end those rules Thursday.\n Pai  spent the majority of  his  closing argument reiterating  his  position on why the Orwellian-named net neutrality rules — which essentially implemented federal oversight of the internet under Title II regulations created in the 1930s to manage the Ma Bell telephone monopoly — had been an Obama administration mistake.\nPrior to 2015 when net neutrality was implemented  the internet was regulated under what  Pai  is fond of calling a “light-touch framework”; simply put  the federal government had less regulatory oversight which allowed internet service providers and tech companies the ability to invest and innovate. That’s why the internet is as robust and efficient as it is.\n Pai  said the net neutrality rules were “express orders” from the Obama White House to the FCC  and led to less innovation and investment in the internet framework for the last two years  citing several specific examples. The environment that allowed the internet to thrive before the Obama-era rules “wasn’t heavy-handed…regulation ”  Pai  said  which led to the $1.5 trillion investment in internet services and networks that gave America unfettered access.\n He  also noted  in contradiction to dissenting Democrat commissioners Jessica Rosenworcel and Mignon Clyburn (who delivered a nearly 20 minute “eulogy” to net neutrality)  that people who complain about the internet don’t complain about Internet Service Providers (ISPs) potentially blocking or throttling content  or that they might discriminate against Internet traffic of their competitors. Instead they complain that there’s not enough choice regarding ISPs and that they might have no access at.\n Pai  noted that a lighter touch regulatory environment  where ISPs are free to start up and innovate  would address both of those problem.\nIn short   Pai  said the decision to overturn net neutrality “is not going to destroy the internet…is not going to kill democracy  [and] is not going to stifle free expression online.”",
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            "input": "MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Left-wing Mexican presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has an 8-point lead over rivals  a newspaper poll showed on Thursday  even as  second-place candidate Ricardo Anaya  has narrowed the gap since the previous survey.\nLopez Obrador holds 33 percent of the vote  against 25 percent for  Ricardo Anaya  of the left-right coalition “For Mexico in Front ” according to the survey by Mexican newspaper Reforma.\nIn Reforma’s previous poll in November   Anaya  held just 19 percent of the vote and the gap between the two frontruners was a larger 12 percentage points.\nThe results show a similar trend to a poll published by Parametria last week  which also showed  Anaya  gaining slightly but had Lopez Obrador with a larger lead.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump’s Russia probe lawyer  Ty Cobb  previously represented  billionaire Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal   according to previously overlooked media reports and emails shared with HuffPost. The kingdom unexpectedly arrested  the prince  along with more than a dozen other prominent Saudis over the weekend in a move observers interpreted as a power play by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.\nTrump has close ties to Saudi Arabia and Prince Mohammed   the Saudi crown prince  said to be behind the arrests  including Alwaleed’s. Several weeks ago  White House adviser and Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner paid a secret visit to the kingdom and spent significant time with  Prince Mohammed   according to Politico and the Washington Post.\n The president  pushed the kingdom to use the New York Stock Exchange for the upcoming IPO of a portion of its national oil company  Aramco  in a tweet Saturday just hours before the crackdown.  He  also praised the kingdom’s policies in a call with Saudi King Salman  the crown prince’s father  the same day.\n Cobb  spent more than three decades working on white-collar cases before joining Trump’s team.  He  resigned from  his  longtime firm  Hogan Lovells  in July. At the time  business news service ALM Media reported that  Cobb  had previously worked for members of the Saudi royal family  citing a Hogan Lovells page that now appears to have been taken down.\nA 2012 Business Insider story by reporter Nicholas Carlson was more specific. The story said that  Cobb  had threatened to sue an American who had attempted a lawsuit against Alwaleed for allegedly threatening him with beheading and having him detained at gunpoint while he worked for the prince’s son.\nEmails from Mark Mazo  another partner at Hogan Lovells  to Toronto-based businessman Alan Bender  who was representing a woman who claimed she had a secret marriage with Alwaleed  provide further evidence of  Cobb ’s connection to the prince.",
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            "input": "Vice President Pence made a surprise visit to Afghanistan on Thursday. It is the first visit to the country by the president or vice president under the  Trump  administration  and comes four months after  Trump  unveiled  his  strategy for the United States' role in the country.\nAfghanistan is six months away from parliamentary elections  and  the Trump administration  has sought to work with the Afghani leadership in preparation. The elections  set for July 7  have been delayed almost three years because of security concerns.\n\"There are two ways of looking at the situation \" Chief Executive Abdullah told NPR's Steve Inskeep in November. \"One is to wish things away  which I don't think that it happens in the realities of our world. [And] one is to make your best efforts to find a way out  which I think  the current administration  is doing  the U.S. administration  and we — us on the ground — the Afghans are making our best efforts to put an end to this war.\"\n Trump  has also mentioned the need to work with other South Asian countries  especially Pakistan  so insurgents can't seek haven outside Afghanistan's borders. In speaking to troops on Thursday  Pence said  Trump  had put the country \"on notice.\"\n\"The armed forces of the United States will remain engaged in Afghanistan until we eliminate the terrorist threat to our homeland  to our people  once and for all \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "Carrie Fisher  did more than reprise  her  role as General Leia Organa in the newest installment of the Star Wars franchise.\nBefore  her  death at age 60 last year   she  brought  her  own wit and humor with  her  into The Last Jedi — and director Rian Johnson was all about it. He included some one-liners that have that characteristic  Fisher  bite  which  she  wrote  herself .\nIn an interview with PEOPLE  Johnson credited  Fisher  with at least two quippy lines. The first was a line about  her  new hairstyle  she  makes to Mark Hamill's character  Luke Skywalker.\n“That was  her  ” Johnson said. “That was  a Carrie Fisher line . Of course  it  was.”\nThe second was a scene with actress Laura Dern  who plays Vice Admiral Holdo.  Fisher  tells her  \"You go  I’ve said it enough \" as the two trip over each other's words when saying the iconic line  \"May the Force be with you” at the same time.\nJohnson also talked about the process of working with  Fisher . \"After an hour  I would have filled up pages and pages writing down the notes and one-liners that she would pitch ” he said. “And so we tried to work them in whenever we could.”\nThe zingers carry a bit more emotional gravity considering  Fisher  died almost a year ago following a heart attack. The film also plays tribute to the late actress  finishing with the note  “In loving memory of our princess  Carrie Fisher.”",
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            "input": "\"I know we're planning to grow weed  but working here won't just be one big party \"  Christoph Rossner  says  while striding ahead of  me  towards the entrance of a deserted nuclear bunker  in the quiet countryside of the southern German region of Allgäu.\nSince March 2017  it's become legal to obtain medicinal cannabis in Germany with a prescription.  Rossner  wants to take advantage of the new law and become Germany's leading legal weed grower.  His  ambitions aren't necessarily based on delusions of grandeur – the legalisation opened up a potentially huge market. The German Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Abuse (DBDD) found that in 2015 alone  nearly five million Germans had smoked cannabis at least once that year – and that's just the people willing to admit to it.\nThe nuclear bunker where  Rossner  hopes to start  his  empire is an intimidating structure – 50 meters long and 15 meters high  with ventilation shafts like a medieval fortress. \"I think our plants will be pretty safe within these walls \" Roßner smiles.\nThrough the study   Rossner  hopes to provide 150 patients with cannabis grown in  his  bunker. If both the research and the necessary production of marijuana are approved by the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Services and the Federal Narcotics Board in Germany  Bunker PPD  could start supplying clients with medicinal weed by March 2018.\nOn the left   Christoph Rossner  standing in  his  future weed farm. On the right  a former radio control centre.\n Rossner  is a strong believer in the healing powers of weed. When  he  was 18   his  left shoulder was crushed by a steel beam during  his  apprenticeship at an industrial mechanics company.  He  smoked to ease the chronic pain  he  was experiencing as a result of the accident  and still does to this day. The only difference now is that  he  gets  his  weed legally with a prescription. \"In case you're wondering  I'm high right now \"  he  admits.\nIn 1994  the Federal Constitutional Court in Germany made it legal for individuals to carry a small amount of cannabis – between five and ten grams  depending on the German region. In the late 90s  Roßner took advantage of the increased demand by setting up an illegal \"weed pharmacy\".  His  client base grew steadily and included cancer and arthritis patients. But eventually  the police came to see  him   too. In 2000   he  was sentenced to two years and one month in prison.  He  ended up spending five months there  and four months in therapy.\nIf at any point the power should fail  Roßner can rely on four diesel generators to supply  his  cannabis plantation with the necessary light.\nBut  Rossner  has a long way to go. As we step out of the bunker and back into the sunlight   he  tells me that  his  lawyers are preparing a lawsuit against the Federal Institute for Drugs. The agency is requiring potential medicinal weed producers to prove that they've already grown  processed and delivered at least 50 kilos (or 110 pounds) of cannabis within the last three years. Considering it has been illegal to produce in Germany up until now   Rossner  can't understand why the government would expect anyone to have done that – let alone kept some sort of paper trail of it.\nWhile he's waiting for the German authorities to approve his plan   Rossner  is keeping a worried eye on  his  competitors. In the US  a number of American companies are systematically buying up smaller producers – a dynamic that could expand into and take over the German market. Even though his lab doesn't exist yet and there's nothing to buy   Rossner  already tells me he's adamant he won't be bought. He wants to do it on his own terms  in his own nuclear bunker.",
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            "input": "Ivanka Trump  said Sunday that  she  doesn't know whether arming teachers with concealed weapons  as  her  father advocates  would makes schools safer and said the idea needs further discussion.\nPresident Donald Trump's daughter  who serves as a senior adviser in the White House and is in South Korea  where  she  attended the closing ceremony of the Winter Olympics  was asked by NBC News if arming teachers would make children safer.\n\"To be honest  I don't know \"  she  said. \"Obviously there would have to be an incredibly high standard for who would be able to bear arms in our schools.\"\nIvanka Trump told NBC's Peter Alexander: \"I think that having a teacher who is armed  who cares deeply about her students or his students  and who is capable and qualified to bear arms is not a bad idea  but it's an idea that needs to be discussed.\"",
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            "input": "In a matter of days  transgender model  Munroe Bergdorf  went from posting  her  excitement after being hired by makeup brand L'Oreal Paris to calling for a boycott of the company.\nEarly Friday  the UK division of the company announced its partnership with the London model was ending after  she  posted a comment on Facebook that started with  \"'Honestly I don't have energy to talk about the racial violence of white people any more. Yes ALL white people.\"\nL’Oréal champions diversity. Comments by  Munroe Bergdorf  are at odds with our values and so we have decided to end our partnership with  her . — L'Oréal Paris UK (@LOrealParisUK) September 1  2017\n Bergdorf  fired back that  her  words about the white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville last month were taken out of context and that the company didn't want  her  talking about systemic racism.  She  said  she  was \"disappointed with the company\" and wrote a massive post about the irony of being on a beauty campaign that \"stands for diversity\" and then getting fired for talking about white privilege.\n Bergdorf  directly addressed the controversial statement that appears to have led to  her  firing. \"When I stated that 'all white people are racist'  I was addressing that fact that western society as a whole  is a SYSTEM rooted in white supremacy - designed to benefit  prioritise and protect white people before anyone of any other race. Unknowingly  white people are SOCIALISED to be racist from birth onwards. It is not something genetic. No one is born racist \"  she  wrote on Facebook.\n Bergdorf  had announced earlier this week that  it  was \"such an honour to become L'Oreal's first transgender model in the UK.\"",
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                "Munroe Bergdorf"
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            "input": "Razer's new smartphone is only expected to launch on Nov. 1  but the leaks have already begun.\nAccording to Phone Radar  a listing has already appeared on GFXBench titled \"Razer Phone\"  that could just very well be the phone we're set to see in a little over two weeks.\nSo  the upcoming Razer  should be a lot more adept at handling heavy 3D games and multitasking  going by  its  specs. This should come as no surprise  given  Razer 's plan to position  its  phone as a gaming powerhouse.\nWe could also see aspects of the Nextbit Robin smartphone incorporated  thanks to Razer's acquisition of the smartphone startup back in January. Some of its hyped features include the ability to manage and offload data in the cloud.\nAnd for those curious to see what the phone will look like  here's the tiniest of sneak peeks  courtesy of Razer SVP Tom Moss who had earlier last week tweeted a photo of him with CEO Tan Min Liang.",
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                "Razer"
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            "input": "MIAMI --  Tropical Storm Philippe  is approaching extreme southern Florida as it continues to dump heavy rain on central Cuba and the Bahamas.\nThe center of  Philippe  is expected to move across the northwestern Bahamas Sunday morning.\n Philippe 's maximum sustained winds are near 45 mph  with higher gusts.\nSome strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours. However   Philippe  is expected to become a post-tropical cyclone on Monday.",
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                "Philippe"
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            "input": "This week actor Paul McGann stood amid the dirt and bricks and recited the prologue to \"Romeo and Juliet\" -- a play historians believe had its premiere on this site and in which Shakespeare may have taken a small acting role.\n \"It's possible the prologue was spoken by Shakespeare himself \" McGann said. \"I hope so. I want to channel him.\"\n Shakespeare's influence on English culture is incalculable  but relatively few physical links to him remain. Tourists can visit his birth and burial places in the town of Stratford-upon-Avon. In London  there's a reconstruction of the Globe playhouse where he worked near its original site south of the River Thames. Remains have been found nearby of The Rose  another Elizabethan venue.\n It's thought plays including \"Romeo and Juliet\" and \"The Merchant of Venice\" -- as well as works by Christopher Marlowe and Thomas Kyd -- were performed at The Theatre  which served as a base for Shakespeare's troupe  the Chamberlain's Men.\n But by 1598  a dispute with the site's landlord threatened to leave the company homeless. Shakespeare and his colleagues took drastic action: over the Christmas holiday  while the landlord was away  they dismantled the building and hauled its stout oak beans into storage. In the spring  the timbers were ferried across the river and used to build a new theater  the Globe.",
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                "Shakespeare"
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            "input": "NATCHEZ  Miss. (AP)  — Joe Fortunato  the speedy linebacker who helped the Chicago Bears win the 1963 NFL title   has died.  He  was 87.\n Fortunato  died Monday in Mississippi  where  he  starred at linebacker and fullback at Mississippi State.\n \"Joe Fortunato  was not only a great player for the Chicago Bears  including being a part of our 1963 championship at Wrigley Field   he  was a key figure in one of the greatest linebacker trios in Bears history alongside Hall of Famer Bill George and Larry Morris \" Bears Chairman George H. McCaskey said in a statement Thursday. \"The Chicago Bears family extends our condolences to the Fortunato family on the passing of  Joe .\"\nFILE - In this Nov. 27  1960  file photo  as he is rushed by Chicago Bears linebacker  Joe Fortunato  (31)  Dallas Cowboys quarterback Eddie LeBaron throws a pass to Jim Doran  not seen  during an NFL football game in Nov. 27  1960  Chicago. Trying for the block on Fortunato is Cowboys guard Mike Falls (63). Fortunato  the speedy linebacker who helped the Bears win the 1963 NFL title  has died. He was 87. Fortunato died Monday  Nov. 6  2017  in Mississippi  where he starred at linebacker and fullback at Mississippi State.(AP Photo/Ed Maloney File)",
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            "input": "President-elect Donald Trump and Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach in November 2016. (Reuters/Mike Segar)\nTrump’s commission was led by Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach  who not only is the country’s most prominent advocate of vote suppression  but also is an anti-immigration activist  which is an important part of this story. The White House issued a statement saying the president “has asked the Department of Homeland Security to review [the commission’s] initial findings and determine next courses of action.”\nWhere is the Trump administration heading now that the voter suppression commission is gone? We can get an idea from a system called Crosscheck that  Kobach  has promoted to states all over the country. That system flags anyone who has the same name and date of birth but is registered in more than one place as a possible instance of fraud.\nYou can immediately see the problem: There are going to be a huge number of people who share the same name and birthday  so people will get wrongly flagged constantly. Indeed  one analysis of the program found that Crosscheck risks eliminating huge numbers of registrations used to cast legitimate votes.  Kobach  sees the program as a model for what  he  wants to do nationally.\nThat brings us to the Department of Homeland Security. I need to stress that nobody knows exactly what they’ll be doing on this issue  because all we have are the somewhat vague statements from  Kobach  and the White House. But they have lists of immigrants and people visiting the country (like this one)  and those databases are almost certainly what  Kobach  is after.",
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                "Kris Kobach"
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            "input": "The action against Sam Rainsy Party lawmakers Mu Sochua and Ho Vann is the latest in a series of moves by Prime Minister Hun Sen's ruling party using the courts against government critics.\n \"The National Assembly is walking backwards when they try to silence the opposition party \" she said.\n In speech Monday referring to recent international rights groups' allegations that his party is using legal action against government critics to stifle free speech  Hun Sen warned: \"Foreigners  don't be messy.\"\n is using legal action against government critics to stifle free speech  Hun Sen warned: \"Foreigners  don't be messy.\"\n \"Stripping immunity is to strengthen democracy instead of law \" he added.\n The charges against Mu Sochua stem from her announcement that she would file a lawsuit against Hun Sen for allegedly making derogatory comments about her. That lawsuit was dismissed in court.\n Opposition leader Sam Rainsy was stripped of his immunity in February after accusing Hun Sen's party of corruption during elections last year and then failing to pay a 2 500-dollar fine.\n His protection was later restored when his party eventually paid the fine.",
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                "Hun Sen"
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            "input": "Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo  has announced that  he  will take a “do no harm” approach to cryptocurrency regulation.\nIn a written testimony that was published ahead of  a Tuesday hearing Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman Christopher Giancarlo  explained  his  regulatory plans for the cryptocurrency space.\nSpeaking about blockchain systems broadly   Chairman Giancarlo  argued that the emerging technology will have a lasting impact on global financial markets.\nDuring Tuesday’s hearing   Giancarlo  expanded upon the prepared testimony. “We owe it to this new generation to respect their interest in this new technology with a thoughtful regulatory approach ”  he  said.",
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                "J. Christopher Giancarlo"
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            "input": "A wide field of view  about 150 degrees  is helpful. But if it’s too extreme  like a fisheye lens  you start to lose details  said Tim Stevens  editor-in-chief of Roadshow  the automotive segment for CNET  a consumer technology website.\n“I think that’s pretty important ”  Stevens  said  along with high-resolution.\n Stevens  said neither of those features worked very well in the dash cams  he 's tested.\n“If anything  they just get to be annoying because they’re beeping all the time  and you just want to turn them off ”  he  said.",
            "output": [
                "Tim Stevens"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-10c8022c25714415bb7e976e7ab1ac56",
            "input": "Stephen Gayle died Thursday night after Temple police officers who responded to a disturbance call tried to put him in handcuffs. A Temple Police Department spokeswoman said Friday that the Texas Department of Public Safety will investigate the death and that there's no indication the officers \"acted outside the scope of their duties.\"\nTemple officers responded to a disturbance complaint around 7:30 p.m. Thursday near an apartment complex. They encountered  Gayle   believing he was responsible for the disturbance  and said he was uncooperative and appeared intoxicated  according to a police release. During a struggle  the officers tried to handcuff  Gayle  and put  him  inside a police car  police said.\nThe Temple Daily Telegram reports that  Gayle 's family and people who witnessed the incident are questioning the account police have given. Witnesses who spoke to the newspaper said the officers  who were white  used excessive force to arrest  Gayle   who was black.\nWanda Nichols  a church pastor who lives in the neighborhood  said she saw  Gayle  walking down the street and yelling before police arrived. She said she thought  he  was trying to get the attention of a child who was practicing football nearby.",
            "output": [
                "Stephen Gayle"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-071332bf25494cf08449dffceb8e0c52",
            "input": "Skip in Skip  x Embed x Share CLOSE Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh  discusses the quarterback situation Oct. 30  2017  heading into the Minnesota game. By Nick Baumgardner  DFP.\n Jim Harbaugh  didn't declare Brandon Peters as  his  starting quarterback after Saturday's win over Rutgers.\nAnd while  he  wasn't quite ready to do it Monday   he  more or less tabbed Michigan's redshirt freshman as the starter for Saturday night's game against Minnesota.\n\"Brandon will play  it's likely  he 'll start \"  Harbaugh  said Monday afternoon in Ann Arbor. \"We'll see.\"\nMinutes earlier   Harbaugh  told reporters  he  wasn't prepared to officially name a starter for Saturday (7:30 p.m.  Fox).  He  said Michigan would prepare both Peters and fifth-year senior John O'Korn to play against the Golden Gophers  as  he  says  he  did a week ago.\nWhen pressed   Harbaugh  said odds are Peters will be the starting quarterback this weekend.\n\"We're going to try to really build on what Brandon did in the ballgame  we're going into this game and we're going to prepare both quarterbacks \"  Harbaugh  said. \"Brandon's definitely going to play. The 51 percent would be on the side of him starting.\n Harbaugh  said  he  didn't want to jump the gun too fast  though  as  he 'd like to have Peters build off  his  impressive debut with a better week of practice heading into what appears to be  his  first college start.\nIn other words: It's all set up for  him   but Peters has to earn it this week.\n\"Our system is a meritocracy  where the best players play \"  Harbaugh  said. \"It was time for Brandon to play   he  went in and acquitted  himself  very well.  He  will play again this week.\n\"Build on the successes that  he  had in the ball game. Have a real good full week of practice.\"",
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            "id": "task419-d9b566403d3b41d091387c57368db25f",
            "input": "After the Democratic presidential primaries and caucuses wrapped up last month , Bernie Sanders and his campaign team had a decision to make : pick the next goal . \nThus far , officials with Hillary Clinton 's campaign and the DNC have been working with Sanders ' team , but the senator has n't won every fight . \nSanders also fought for an endorsement of single-payer health care and a new tax on carbon , but the party was n't prepared to go along with these provisions , either . \nThe Washington Post 's Greg Sargent noted late last week , shortly before the platform draft was released , that Sanders has won \"some big victories ,\" and that 's absolutely true . \nAs of late last week , there can be little doubt that Sanders has succeeded : as MSNBC 's Alex Seitz-Wald reported , Dems are moving forward with \"what is almost certainly the most progressive platform in the party 's history .\" \nThat said , as an objective matter , Sanders has had at least as much of an impact on the Democratic platform as any second-place finisher in modern times . \nAnd yet , over the holiday weekend , Sanders wrote an op-ed in the Philadelphia Inquirer arguing that his victories are n't enough : the platform , he said , \"needs to be significantly improved .\" \nOn Wall Street , the platform lays out a number of reforms proposed by Clinton , Sanders and other Democrats , and states the party \"will not hesitate to use and expand existing authorities as well as empower regulators to downsize or break apart financial institutions ,\" it states . \nAnd while it 's very likely that Sanders will follow through on that commitment , it 's unclear when , exactly , he 'll start pursuing this goal . \nThere can be little doubt that many of these provisions and more -- reforming the carried-interest loophole , postal banking , the industry ties of Federal Reserve board members -- can be attributed directly to the Sanders campaign 's role in negotiating the terms of the platform . \nWe 'll never know for sure , but part of me wonders what the presidential race would look like right now if Sanders , once the race for the Democratic nomination wrapped up , had quickly endorsed Clinton , helped unite progressive voters , and focused his energies less on the platform and more on becoming one of the party 's leading anti-Trump voices -- all while positioning his movement as a powerful contingent in Democratic politics .",
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            "input": "PORTLAND  Texas (AP) —  Actor Lou Diamond Phillips  has apologized for  his  arrest in Texas on a charge of driving while intoxicated.\n Phillips  told KIII-TV that it \"was a mistake\" and \"it will never happen again.\"\nPolice in the coastal community of Portland arrested  Phillips  around 1:30 a.m. Friday. Jail records show the \"La Bamba\" star was freed after posting bail on the Class A misdemeanor.\nPolice Chief Mark Cory says  the 55-year-old Phillips  drove up to an officer and asked for directions. The officer suspected  Phillips  had been drinking.\nCory says  Phillips ' blood alcohol level was .20 percent  which is more than twice the legal limit for driving.\n Phillips  apologized for  his  arrest during a speaking engagement later Friday in Corpus Christi.",
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                "Lou Diamond Phillips"
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            "input": "Anthony Milan Ross  45   was charged with three counts of first-degree murder as well as multiple counts of aggravated assault and assault against a police officer.  He  was being held without bail  police said.\nPolice found the body of  Ross â estranged wife outside the apartment and later found the bodies of their 11-year-old son Nigel Ross and their 10-month-old daughter Anora Ross inside the apartment.\n Ross  had barricaded  himself  in the apartment and after a brief gun battle with police  was taken into custody. Police said  Ross  had indicated to officers that  he  had killed two children.\nPhoenix police Sgt. Jonathan Howard said one officer was injured by shrapnel during the gun battle with  the man .  Ross  was not injured  Howard said.\nAZFamily.com  citing court documents  reported that  Ross  was being held without bail because the killings were being considered as a capital offense. Prosecutors could ask for the death penalty.\n Ross  is set for a preliminary hearing on Jan. 5.",
            "output": [
                "Anthony Milan Ross"
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            "input": "“Our national security partnership is deep and growing stronger every day  and we need to see our economic partnership continue to strengthen in the same direction ”  U.S. envoy William Hagerty  said in the news programme aired on Friday.\n“We will be able to settle on a specific framework to move forward. I think certainly by the spring of 2018 we’ll see forward progress and momentum ”  he  said.\nThe United States wants to boost exports to Japan in areas such as liquefied natural gas (LNG)  farm products and medicines   Hagerty  told NHK.\nWorking-level officials from the U.S. Trade Representative’s office will visit Tokyo next week   he  added.",
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                "William Hagerty"
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            "id": "task419-313984af1848436ead409bb4104a5379",
            "input": "-- Donald Trump on Hillary Clinton , 2008 . \nIf elected , Hillary Clinton could turn out to be a feckless , one-term chief executive undone by events , lapses in judgment and the sclerotic ways of Washington . \nIf elected , Clinton will make a good president . \nWhether Clinton has learned from these brushes with scandal is hard to say . \nThey know , in short , what Trump knew back then : Hillary Clinton will be a good president .",
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                "Hillary Clinton"
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            "input": "Prime Minister Theresa May made clear in a speech she delivered to parliament that she hoped her EU partners would make proposals at a new round of talks opening the way to the next stage of negotiations  saying “the ball is in their court”.\nSpeaking in parliament   May  said  her  negotiators had made progress on the first phase of talks  tackling the rights of expatriates and the border with EU-member Ireland  and that  she  was determined to secure a new partnership with the other 27 members of the wealthy political and trade bloc.\n“Achieving that partnership will require leadership and flexibility  not just from us but from our friends  the 27 nations of the EU ”  she  told a raucous session of parliament.\nBritain's Prime Minister  Theresa May  arrives at 10 Downing Street in central London  Britain October 9  2017. REUTERS/Toby Melville\nSome have suggested that  May  will reshuffle  her  cabinet  but  her  spokesman said  she  had full confidence in both ministers.",
            "output": [
                "Theresa May"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-a58ef650ac48408b8bd180ba345b8791",
            "input": "YouTube star Logan Paul  says  he 's going to grow from  his  mistakes after last month's incident  in which  he  received news-making backlash after posting images of what appeared to be a suicide victim online.  Paul  says  he 's a \"good guy who made a bad decision \" and says some of the \"tough\" comments  he  has received have even included people calling on  him  to kill  himself .\n\"It's been tough  'cause ironically I'm being told to commit suicide  myself  \"  he  said on ABC's \"Good Morning America\" on Thursday. \"Millions of people literally telling me they hate me  to go die in a fire. Like  the most horrible  horrific things.\"\n Paul  says that  he  realizes the impact of  his  actions  and accepts the criticism  he  has received as fair. At the same time   he  also said that parents should monitor what their children watch.\n He  added that  he  does not think of  his  target audience as children.\n\"Sometimes I cuss. Sometimes I make inappropriate jokes \"  he  said. \"I want to make jokes that kids my age are going to like ... Now I will say I'm much more aware of the impact that my actions have on  myself  and others.\"\nLast month   Paul  posted video of  him  in a forest near Mount Fuji in Japan near what seemed to be a body hanging from a tree. YouTube says the images violated its policies and suspended  him .\n Paul  called the posting a \"horrible lack of judgment.\"  He  says  he 'll \"think twice ... maybe three times\" about what  he  posts.\nLast week   Paul  returned to the video sharing platform with a suicide prevention video.  He  told \"Good Morning America\"  he 's hopeful for  his  future.\n\"I think I'm going to earn a second chance \"  he  said. \"I don't think everyone should get a second chance.\"",
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            "input": "Delonda Walker  alerted police Tuesday after suspect Howell Donaldson III  24  handed  her  a McDonald's food bag containing a .40-caliber Glock  which Tampa police later said matched the murder weapon used in all four shootings that occurred in the Seminole Heights neighborhood between Oct. 9 and Nov. 14.\nDonaldson allegedly told  Walker  that he planned to leave the state.  Walker  then approached a police officer who happened to be at the Ybor City McDonald's to turn over the bag  officials said.\nIn a statement read by Buckhorn in a press conference Friday   Walker  said  \"receiving a reward never entered my mind.\"\n\"I went to work on Tuesday intending to serve customers and do my job. The day turned out very differently \"  she  said. \"When confronted with this situation  I wanted to do the right thing and I reached out to a nearby police officer.\"\n Walker  said  she  is \"grateful\" that  she  was able to assist law enforcement but requested privacy amid the ongoing investigation.\n\"... I appreciate all the well wishes and kind words from our community \"  she  said.\nBuckhorn praised Walker for  her  actions.\n\" She  is what’s right about this city \" Buckhorn said.",
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            "input": "\"Big Bang Theory\" star Kaley Cuoco and professional equestrian Karl Cook  are engaged   they  announced on social media.\n Cook  posted a video to Instagram on Thursday  Cuoco's 32nd birthday  depicting the actress with an engagement ring on  her  finger  in tears.\n\"Well after nearly two years I finally got up the courage to ask  her  to marry me. This is the best night of my life and I think the video shows it is the best night for Kaley as well....\"  Cook  wrote in the caption.\nThis will be the second marriage for Cuoco  who split from tennis player Ryan Sweeting in 2015  nearly two years after their wedding. She and  Cook  were first linked in 2016.\nI am so so so happy. Thank you @nadis_diamonds for making the greatest ring I could hope for. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you thank you A post shared by Karl Cook (@mrtankcook) on Nov 30  2017 at 7:30pm PST\nIn life  there is nothing like dancing right after getting engaged. The purity and grace of the moment are inexplicable  it is truly as though life were a balloon bouncing on the smoothest zephyr. Honey; all I want is to be a balloon bouncing  bobbing  and flowing through life together. You are my everything @normancook A post shared by Karl Cook (@mrtankcook) on Nov 30  2017 at 11:07pm PST\nWho knew my prior post was oracular. Well after nearly two years I finally got up the courage to ask her to marry me. This is the best night of my life and I think the video shows it is the best night for kaley as well.....if she said yes!!!!! A post shared by Karl Cook (@mrtankcook) on Nov 30  2017 at 7:05pm PST",
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            "input": "Trump Uses Twitter To Criticize FBI   Deputy Director Andrew McCabe\nPresident Trump  is once again lashing out at the FBI  mounting a Twitter attack against Deputy Director Andrew McCabe  who's planning to retire soon.\n President Trump  is celebrating Christmas in Florida  but Washington is still clearly very much on  his  mind.  He  took a few moments out of  his  break to take aim at a frequent target of  his  lately  the FBI. NPR's justice reporter Ryan Lucas has been following this and joins us now. Hey  Ryan.\nFRAYER: Trump's been going after  one man in particular  Deputy Director Andrew McCabe . What can you tell us about  McCabe ?\nLUCAS: Well   McCabe  is a career FBI official.  He 's been at the bureau for more than 20 years.  He  rose up through the ranks  worked a number of mob cases in New York City early on in  his  career before  he  shifted more to counterterrorism work.  He 's held senior positions at the Washington field office  at FBI headquarters in Washington.  He  was named deputy director by James Comey in January of 2016. This is the No. 2 position at the bureau. So  McCabe  was overseeing domestic and international investigations  which gave  him  a central role  of course  into the biggest and most high-profile cases of late. That would be the Clinton email server investigation and the Russia probe.  He  also  you may remember famously  stepped in as acting director after Comey was fired in May. And  McCabe  is expected to retire early next year when  he 's eligible for  his  full pension  and that's been the plan for some time.\nFRAYER: So why is Trump then taking aim at  McCabe  on Twitter like he is?\nLUCAS: That's right. Yes. Now  the FBI says  McCabe  cleared everything with ethics folks at the bureaus. Everything was above board. And also  McCabe  didn't become deputy director until after that election. But still  Republicans have suggested that it may have tainted  McCabe 's decision-making in the Clinton probe. And all of this  of course  is part of a broader pattern from the president and his allies of  you know  disparaging remarks directed at the FBI and the Justice Department  alleging political bias in the upper ranks of the bureau in particular and by extension  of course  with Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team conducting the Russia investigation.\nLUCAS: That's very much so.  McCabe  was dragged up to Capitol Hill twice last week.  He  spent around eight hours testifying behind closed doors for the House Intelligence Committee. That was about Russia. And  he  spent a little more than eight hours with the House Oversight and House Judiciary Committees a few days later talking about the Clinton matter.\nLUCAS: Well  it's not a position that the bureau wants to be in. It was in the middle of the political fight in 2016  and that's continued into 2017. And there's a lot of pressure from Republicans to clean house in the senior ranks at the FBI. That's made life difficult for Christopher Wray. But one source has told me that there's not a lot of appetite at the bureau to bend to that pressure and dump  McCabe  before  he 's set to retire.",
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            "input": "While speaking at a conference for conservative millennials   Donald Trump Jr.  suggested that the investigation around  his  father's campaign has been fueled by government higher-ups who have conspired to block the President's agenda.\nThe Magic Kingdom Park at Disney World in Florida added a  Trump  robot to The Hall of Presidents.\nThis undated video screen shot provided by Walt Disney World shows an animatronic figure of  Trump   center front.  Trump 's robot is introduced by George Washington's robot.\nHouse Majority Whip Steve Scalise leaves a House Republican Conference meeting in the basement of the US Capitol on Monday. During Wednesday's White House celebration with GOP leaders   Trump  joked that for Scalise  being shot and critically wounded by a gunman earlier this year was a \"hell of a way to lose weight.\"\nA staff member places the presidential seal on the lectern prior to  Trump 's triumphant speech on the passage of the Republican tax reform legislation on Thursday.",
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            "input": "Cubs first baseman  Anthony Rizzo  earned one of baseball’s top honors Wednesday night when  he  was named recipient of the Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award.\n Rizzo   28  was honored by  his  fellow players for  his  excellence on and off the field.\n Rizzo   a cancer survivor  was selected for  his  work with the Anthony Rizzo Family Foundation.  Rizzo  is heavily involved in fundraising efforts for research and devoting time to pediatric cancer patients and their families.\n Rizzo  said the $50 000 grant  he  received for winning the award will likely go toward the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami — where  he  was treated — and the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Hollywood  Fla.\n\"It's an amazing hospital \"  Rizzo  said after  his  selection was announced on the Players Choice Awards on the MLB Network. \"The money will be put to good use  and it will be put to use right away.\"\nIn 2017   Rizzo 's foundation raised more than $4 million to start the Hope 44 program at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.  Rizzo  made several visits to the infusion center to raise the spirits of children while they receive chemotherapy treatments.\n\"A moment can last a lifetime for them seeing a person in a Cubs' jersey \"  Rizzo  said. \"I try to keep that and remember that at all times.\"\n Anthony Rizzo  wins Roberto Clemente Award for  his  charitable work »\nAnthony Rizzo emotional during a ribbon cutting at Lurie Children's Hospital »",
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            "input": "CLEVELAND , Ohio - Three of LeBron James ' cars were on display in Public Square on Saturday .",
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            "input": "New York Knicks forward  Michael Beasley  (8) draws a blocking foul against Indiana Pacers forward Thaddeus Young (21) during the first quarter at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. (Photo: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports)\nIn the spring of 2016   Michael Beasley  returned to the United States after a season playing for the Shandong Golden Stars in the Chinese Basketball Association.\n He  was in Petros  Tenn. – “in the middle of nowhere – me  my wife  my kids  some animals. I had to drive 45 minutes away to a local high school to work out ”  Beasley  said – and waiting for an NBA team to sign  him  for the final 6-7 weeks of the regular season.\n Beasley  had just been named international MVP of the Chinese league  averaging 31.9 points  13.4 rebounds  3.8 assists  two steals and 1.3 blocks.  He  worked hard that season ( his  second stint in China)  became a fan favorite and put  himself  in position for an NBA return.\nBut there wasn’t much interest. “It was heartbreaking ”  he  said. “I thought in my mind after what I did in China I was going to come back to an NBA team.”\nThe Dallas Mavericks placed a cursory call. “They just asked me how I felt ”  Beasley  said. “I don’t think it got far as interest. My perception precedes me. That phone call was just how I feel  what I think.”\nIn China   Beasley  came to terms with the fact that  his  NBA prospects had just about vanished. “I was like  ‘Oh man  my NBA career could be over ’ ” he said. “So I stopped thinking about the NBA and started thinking about making myself a better player  a better person for my situation.\nTwo weeks after he returned from China  the Houston Rockets called. He knew interim coach J.B. Bickerstaff from their days with the Minnesota Timberwolves. “I wasn’t thinking of Houston being a fit because of them being an analytics team – shooting three-pointers and layups ”  Beasley  said. “My whole game is mid-range. Houston wasn’t on my radar at all.”\nNew York Knicks small forward Michael Beasley (8) reacts during the fourth quarter against the Boston Celtics at Madison Square Garden. (Photo: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports)\nThe Rockets signed him  and  Beasley  showed he can still play. Before the start of the 2016-17 season  the Milwaukee Bucks acquired him  and this past summer  the New York Knicks signed him.\n“If you love to do it  do it. That’s why I play basketball ”  Beasley  said. “That’s why being in China was so important. When the NBA was no longer a realistic dream  basketball kept me sane.\nOn Thursday   Beasley  had fans at Madison Square Garden on their feet and chanting “MVP  MVP.” In 25 minutes  he scored 32 points and collected 12 rebounds in the Knicks’ 102-93 victory against the Boston Celtics. It was his third game with 30 or more points this season.\nDuring practices with the Bucks last season  the coaching staff didn’t know who among Jabari Parker  Giannis Antetokounmpo and  Beasley  was the best scorer.\n Beasley  can still light it up. Scoring was never Beasley’s issue. A commitment to the defensive end  maturity issues and off-the-court problems were  his  problems.\n He  has had numerous traffic  marijuana violations and a sexual assault accusation that never resulted in charges.\n He  hasn’t made it easy on  himself   and  he  didn’t always have it easy – as a talented teen and young NBA player  some close to  Beasley  viewed  him  as their financial aid.",
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            "input": "Two days before the release of  her  new album   Taylor Swift  already had something to celebrate:  her  CMA Award for \"Better Man\" on Wednesday.  Swift  wrote the song for Little Big Town.\n Swift   who couldn't make it to the CMAs  tweeted a video of  herself  watching the awards show from New York  where  she  is in rehearsals for \"Saturday Night Live.\" The \"Look What You Made Me Do\" singer looked surprised as presenters at the CMAs announced that the award for song of the year went to \"Better Man.\"  She  wrote  \"I LOVE YOU @littlebigtown and CMAs.\"\nIn NYC for SNL rehearsals. Iï¸ LOVE YOU @littlebigtown and CMAs. pic.twitter.com/3QT7bX6yOe  â Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13)  November 9  2017\nAt the CMAs  when Little Big Town took the stage  member Karen Fairchild pointed out  \"We didn't write this song ⦠We want to say thanks to  Taylor Swift .\"\nThe award was  Swift 's first CMA Award since 2013  when she picked up four honors.  Swift   who started her career as a country artist  won her first CMA Award in 2007: the Horizon award  which has since been renamed New Artist of the Year.  Swift  now has a dozen CMA Awards under  her  belt.",
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            "input": "Not long after   John Fox  was asked about  his  faith in Barth  the kicker the Bears selected in September 2016 to replace the franchise’s all-time leading scorer  Robbie Gould.\n“We’re in a production-based business ”  Fox  said  “and that’s what we get paid to do. Whether it’s win games as the head coach or whether it’s make kicks as a kicker. We’ll evaluate it.”\n Fox   meanwhile  is 12-30 as Bears coach  a three-season struggle that seems likely to soon lead to  his  exit as well.\nThat’s a 31 percent success rate for those into statistical metrics. And if that’s piled on to  Fox ’s .188 winning percentage in division games  his permanent residence in the NFC North basement and the reality that the Bears are now staring at a fourth-straight 10-loss season  it’s easy to understand how this production-based business may come calling for his Halas Hall key card in the next six weeks.\nLate Sunday afternoon   Fox  attempted to explain why  his  Bears have had such consistent difficulty succeeding in close games. “We have lulls ”  he  said. “We have siestas. We just don’t do it for 60 minutes.”\nTwo long  long years ago on Thanksgiving night   Fox  and the Bears seemed to have their wick lit for a franchise-boosting takeoff. They went to Lambeau Field in prime time and snatched a 17-13 upset. But it wasn’t just a road win over the rival Packers that had the sense of belief soaring. At the time  it was the Bears’ fifth win in eight games  a surge that spoke of a team figuring out how to win consistently.\nUnder  Fox   the Bears have experienced seven losing streaks of three games or longer and have never won three in a row.",
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            "input": "\"LeBron James demands that everybody bow down to him . \nWith ESPN 's Stephen A. Smith dropping the gossip bomb of the summer Tuesday alleging that LeBron James wants to ` beat Kyrie Irving 's ass ' for Irving 's public desires to abandon Cleveland to rid himself of LBJ 's overbearing reign , Clay Travis mocked ` The King ' for once again turning the docile NBA offseason into an episode of ` Monday Night Raw ' . \n\"LeBron James is insulted because he believes he is the Alpha Dog and he wants everybody else on that team to acknowledge that they are a beta and that they 're willing to do whatever LeBron James says ,\" Travis said . \n\"If you are LeBron James and you are threatening to beat somebody up at the age of 33 , you 're a loser and a bully ,\" he said . \nLeBron James has rabbit ears and this is perfect evidence of it .\"",
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            "input": "\"Our coaches in our league stand up for what’s right  \" South Carolina coach Dawn Staley  said. \"The fact that they can speak out on it  it’s a great thing. It’s what America is all about  being able to exercise your First Amendment right.\"\n Staley  said  her  team  which won the NCAA title in April  still has not been invited to the White House.\n\"What I am most looking forward to is getting an invitation to the NCAA tournament in 2018  \" Staley  said. \"That's more important.\"\n“From someone who has had that experience and understanding what that experience means and for  Dawn  and their team  it’s kind of (a) slap in the face \" White said.\n\"We enjoyed the White House \" Warlick said. \"I hope that if  Dawn  wants to go and take  her  team  I hope  she  gets that opportunity. It's a special time.\"\nMore:  Dawn Staley  done discussing possible White House invite\nWhen Fargas went as a Tennessee player in 1991  the men's and women's national champion teams visited the White House together. So  she  was there to see President George H. W. Bush with the Duke team that featured Christian Laettner and Grant Hill.",
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            "input": "Former President George W. Bush and U2 frontman Bono first teamed up during Bush 's first term to bring awareness to the AIDS epidemic in Africa . \nIn 2003 , Bush was able to implement the U.S. President 's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief . \nBush is now returning the thanks . \nThe 43rd president announced on social media Monday that he is honoring Bono with the George W. Bush Presidential Center 's inaugural Medal for Distinguished Leadership . \nA post shared by George W. Bush -LRB- @georgewbush -RRB- on Sep 15 , 2017 at 10:12 am PDT . \nHe uses his celebrity not for personal gain , but to improve and save lives ,\" Bush said .",
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            "input": "PORTO ALEGRE  Brazil (Reuters) - A Brazilian appeals court upheld the corruption conviction of  former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva  on Wednesday  a major blow to the plans of the country’s most influential politician to run for the presidency again this year.\nThe first two of three judges voted to uphold  Lula ’s convictions on taking bribes and money laundering and agreed with the prosecutors’ request to lengthen the prison sentence of Brazil’s first working-class leader  who remains free pending future appeals.\n Lula   72  could now be ineligible to stand for election under Brazil’s “Ficha Limpa” or “Clean Record” law  which bans political candidates whose convictions are upheld by an appelate court. However  an electoral court must make the final ruling on a candidacy  and would only do so once a candidate had registered.\n Lula  can appeal Wednesday’s decision to higher courts to delay a final decision  possibly avoiding jail and stringing the process out long enough to register  his  candidacy by the Aug. 15 deadline.\n Lula  is one of scores of powerful politicians and businessmen caught up in sweeping corruption probes that have wracked the Brazilian establishment since 2014.\n His  exclusion from the election would radically alter the political landscape ahead of a campaign in which  Lula  is the early favorite  with 36 percent of voter preferences according to pollster Datafolha. That is double the percentage of  his  nearest rival  the far-right congressman and former army captain Jair Bolsonaro  who has been energized by anti-Lula sentiment.\nBrazil’s benchmark Bovespa stock index has risen 8 percent so far this year  propped up by expectations  Lula  will be barred from the election  clearing the way for a more market-friendly candidate who would stick to Brazil’s austerity agenda.\nThe Bovespa hit an all-time high on Wednesday as the first of three judges on the court began reading his decision  dismissing a series of arguments presented by  Lula ’s lawyers.\n Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva  reacts as  he  arrives at the metallurgical trade union while the Brazilian court decides on  his  appeal against a corruption conviction that could bar  him  from running in the 2018 presidential race  in Sao Bernardo do Campo  Brazil January 24  2018. REUTERS/Leonardo Benassatto\n Lula  faces six other indictments in corruption cases ranging from receiving bribes from engineering firm Odebrecht to obstructing justice and trafficking  his  influence to obtain government decisions favoring the auto industry.\n He  is among over 100 people convicted in the “Car Wash” investigation  the most sprawling of Brazil’s numerous probes  focused on graft involving oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro and other state-run companies.\nSpeaking at a union rally on the outskirts of Sao Paulo on Wednesday   Lula  told the crowd  “I committed no crime.”\n“The only fair decision today would be a 3-0 ruling that I was wrongly convicted and sentenced ”  Lula  said.\n Lula  was convicted of corruption and money laundering last year for accepting a beachside apartment from an engineering firm vying for contracts with the state oil company known as Petrobras.\nProsecutors said the apartment and its refurbishing was a bribe worth 3.7 million reais ($1.1 million).  Lula  maintains  he  never owned the penthouse apartment  criticizing prosecutors for relying on the plea bargain testimony of one witness  businessman Leo Pinheiro.\n“ His  word is not enough to incriminate  Lula  ” Lula’s lawyer Cristiano Zanin told the appeals court.",
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            "input": "Serena Williams  discussed the harrowing complications  she  suffered during ― and after ― the birth of  her  daughter  Alexis Olympia  in a revealing new interview for Vogue’s February issue.\n Williams  said  her  pregnancy was relatively easy  but the complications began when  her  daughter was born via C-section after Williams’ heart rate dropped. The next day the tennis great  who has a history of blood clots  told doctors  she  was having a pulmonary embolism (blockage that occurs in the lungs  usually due to blood clots). Sure enough  CT scans showed blood clots in  her  lungs and  she  began treatment.\nThe health scares didn’t stop there. Over the next few days  Williams was back in surgery after one of  her  C-section scars popped open after  she  experienced coughing spells. Doctors found a hematoma in  her  abdomen  and  she  returned to the operating table for one more procedure to prevent clotting.\nVogue/Mario Testino \"Sometimes I get really down and feel like  man  I can’t do this ”  she  told the magazine.\nAfter going through all of that  Williams told  Vogue   she  couldn’t get out of bed for six weeks. And once  she  began recovering   she  said  she  found out just how challenging motherhood can be.\n She  added  “I’ve broken down I don’t know how many times. Or I’ll get angry about the crying  then sad about being angry  and then guilty  like  why do I feel so sad when I have a beautiful baby? The emotions are insane.”\nSome days  Williams admitted  she  feels like throwing in the towel.\n“To be honest  there’s something really attractive about the idea of moving to San Francisco and just being a mom ”  she  said. Williams’ husband  Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian  is based there  while  she  lives in Florida.\n“But not yet ”  she  added. “Maybe this goes without saying  but it needs to be said in a powerful way: I absolutely want more Grand Slams.”",
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            "input": "Tesla  is finding  it 's a long hard road out of production hell.\n The electric car maker  relieved some investors and customers when  it  said  it  is sticking to  its  latest Model 3 production targets. But some analysts still question exactly where  Tesla  is in  its  production ramp and are concerned that  its  targets may be too aggressive.\n\"The data point everyone wants  we didn't get — current Model 3 run rate \" RBC analyst Joseph Spak said in a note Wednesday after  the company  reported earnings that beat analyst expectations.\n Tesla  had originally aimed to be making 5 000 Model 3 cars per week by the end of 2017  but  the company  has changed that deadline twice. On Wednesday   the company  reiterated reaching 5 000 by the end of the second quarter and set a smaller goal of 2 500 per week by the end of the first quarter.\n Tesla  also acknowledged battery production issues at  its  Gigafactory in Sparks  Nevada.  It  said  it  has created automatic assembly lines to resolve the problem  but the lines are in Germany  and they need to be disassembled  shipped and reassembled in Nevada.\n Tesla  expects that to happen before the end of the quarter.\nIn the meantime  parts of  its  assembly line have been \"semiautomatic \" meaning people are filling in gaps on the line.  Tesla  ultimately wants to automate as much of  its  assembly lines as possible.\n\" We  view the 2 500 target in March  in particular  as extremely aggressive due to management's acknowledgment of needing to get the robotic equipment in Germany disassembled  shipped to the US  and then reassembled and programmed in order to hit roughly 2 000 to 2 500 units per week \" Cowen analyst Jeffrey Osborne said in a note Thursday.\nThere is also a production constraint at  Tesla 's automated material conveyance system in the company's factory in Fremont  California  but CEO Elon Musk said improving that system \"appears to be on track.\"\nTesla shares were down 2 percent in early trading Thursday.",
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            "input": "Nearly 10 months ­after a federal probe into Mayor  de Blasio’s  fund-raising practices was closed  the city on Friday disclosed that his legal bills will cost taxpayers $2.6 million.\nThat’s what  Hizzoner’s  personal law firm  Kramer Levin Naftalis and Frankel LLP  is charging to defend the mayor during a yearlong probe by the Manhattan US Attorney’s Office into whether his campaign donors got special treatment from City Hall.\nThe probe concluded in March 2017 with no charges filed  even as prosecutors noted that  de Blasio  had “made or directed inquiries to relevant city agencies on behalf of those donors.”\n“I want to affirm I did try to go a different route  ” de Blasio  said on WNYC radio in July. “And I thought a lot about it and I came to the conclusion it just didn’t make sense  that the consistent and appropriate thing is any employee who has not done anything wrong and obviously not as you said — clear  not indicted  etc. — deserves legal representation from the city of New York.”\n De Blasio  still plans to use a legal defense fund to pay for the expenses stemming from that probe  city officials said.",
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            "input": "President Trump  is at a crossroads with regard to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program  or DACA  the Obama-era initiative  the president  just rescinded that protected nearly 800 000 undocumented individuals who came to the U.S. when they were young. And instead of picking one path to go down   he  seems to be trying to jog down both sides at once  which has brought fury and confusion to those on all sides of this debate.\n Trump  seems to have gotten the message and responded with reassuring tweets meant to placate  his  enraged base.\nBut  the president  also doesn't seem to want to alienate Democrats on the issue and come across as cold-hearted for going after young immigrants  many of whom only remember life in the U.S. So  as  he  boarded Marine One on  his  way to survey hurricane damage in Florida Thursday   he  reassured reporters  he 's still committed to finding a way to reinstate some variation of the very program  he  just nixed.\nKing comes from a sprawling Iowa district  where he says many of his constituents will stand by  Trump  despite the unpopular positions he may take – up to a point.\n\"There's a certain  Trump  base that  they will never leave him for anything – they've proved that – provided he maintains his position on immigration \" King says. \"I think there's one thing that will destroy his base  and that's amnesty.\"\nOther conservatives fear the deal-maker-in-chief has become enamored by the positive coverage he received last week for undercutting GOP leaders and striking a bipartisan deal with Democrats on a massive economic package. That's why they're warning  Trump  not to forget who put  him  in the White House.\n\"The  Trump  voter is not in favor of amnesty \" Republican Rep. Mark Meadows  the leader of the far-right House Freedom Caucus  tells Rolling Stone. \"That is a very complex issue but certainly is one that we're not going to solve in one dinner with two Democrats.\"\nStill  it seems Republican leaders have once again been sidelined by  Trump   who is angry at them for failing to carry through on the party's promise to repeal and replace Obamacare or send him any meaningful bills to sign.\nBut Democratic leaders say the president has paved the way for resolving the bipartisan issue. They think  Trump  is honestly in their corner  even while  he  tries to navigate  his  hardline anti-immigration supporters  which is resulting in mixed signals on Twitter  in interviews and in private phone calls.\n\"The base had a pretty strong reaction yesterday and that may have been it  but still  he  said good things about DACA too \" Dick Durbin  the number-two Democrat in the Senate  tells Rolling Stone. \"It's still an active negotiation  and I have a positive feeling towards it. We're not there yet.\"\nWhen asked if Pelosi and Schumer should trust  Trump  in negotiations  many Democrats say they shouldn't.\n\"I wouldn't  no \" Democrat Rep. Raul Grijalva  a co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus  tells Rolling Stone. \"There's a historical context to  Trump  and immigration and immigrants that I think always has to be in the front of your mind.\"",
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            "input": "The attack  at least initially  was as inexplicable as it was horrifying. Law enforcement officials said they could not immediately tell what drove  Stephen Paddock  to fire at thousands of unsuspecting concertgoers from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino before killing  himself .\nAuthorities said a sweep of law enforcement databases showed  Paddock  had no known run-ins with police  and — despite the Islamic State’s repeated claims otherwise — investigators also could not find any connections to international terrorist groups. He was the son of a notorious bank robber and his own crime demonstrated some amount of sophisticated planning.\nPolice said  he  stayed in a large hotel suite for several days and aroused no suspicion  bringing with  him  an arsenal of 23 guns — their calibers ranging from .223 to .308  some with scopes — authorities said. One of the weapons  he  apparently used in the attack was an AK-47 type rifle  with a stand used to steady it for firing  people familiar with the case said.  He  fired  without warning  from an elevated position on an open-air venue  leaving  his  victims few options to avoid harm.\nStephen Paddock was identified by police as the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history. Here's what you need to know about him. (Monica Akhtar/The Washington Post)\n[Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock enjoyed gambling  country music  lived quiet life before massacre]\nPolice and hotel security ultimately scoured several floors of the hotel looking for the shooter and came upon Paddock’s suite  Lombardo said. At some point   Paddock  fired through the door and hit a security guard in the leg   he  said  adding that the guard is expected to survive. SWAT officers ultimately stormed the room and some fired shots  though  Paddock  is believed to have killed  himself   Lombardo said. He was not counted in the death toll that authorities reported.\nEric Paddock  Stephen Paddock’s brother  said he was stunned to learn that his brother could be responsible for such violence.\nStephen Paddock had no history of mental illness nor did he have problems with drugs or alcohol  Eric Paddock said  noting that his brother was a high-stakes gambler  sometimes wagering hundreds of dollars on a single hand of video poker.\nEric Paddock said his brother was “wealthy ” in part because he had no children to support. Stephen Paddock had worked in the past as an accountant  and he had real estate investments in the Orlando area  Eric Paddock said.\nRelatives said Stephen Paddock  a licensed pilot who owned two airplanes  was a quiet man who often went to Las Vegas to gamble and view concerts. In a statement  Lockheed Martin  the defense giant  said that Paddock worked for them for three years in the 1980s.\n A former neighbor of Stephen Paddock’s  recalled that  his  home in a 55-and-over community in Florida looked more akin to a college freshman’s dorm  with nothing on the walls and only a few pieces of furniture.",
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            "input": "Gina Rodriguez (Photo: Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\nMargot Robbie (Photo: Dan MacMedan  Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\nLaura Dern (Photo: Dan MacMedan  Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\nDee Rees arrives at the 90th Academy Awards. (Photo: Dan MacMedan  Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\nTimothee Chalamet (Photo: Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\n Nicole Kidman\nNicole Kidman (Photo: Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\n  Kidman  has been a bright spot over the last year in more ways than one.  Her  always-spectacular wardrobe has remained on point  down to the smart bow on this Armani Privé gown.\nSaoirse Ronan (Photo: Dan MacMedan  Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\nAllison Janney (Photo: Dan MacMedan  Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\nEiza Gonzalez (Photo: Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\nLupita Nyong’o (Photo: Dan MacMedan  Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\nJennifer Lawrence (Photo: Dan MacMedan  Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)\nGal Gadot (Photo: Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK)",
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            "input": "“Keeping Up With The Kardashians” and “Life of  Kylie ”  star Kylie Jenner  told the public Sunday that  she  gave birth to a baby girl last week.\n The star  made the announcement on Instagram with a heartfelt note to  her  fans and followers that both explained the reasons  she  chose to keep  her  pregnancy a secret and announced the birth of  her  first daughter with rapper Travis Scott. The duo had been dating for only about five months before rumors that they were expecting a child together surfaced in September 2017. Now   she  has confirmed him to be the father after months of rare silence from the reality TV and social media personality.\nA post shared by  Kylie  (@kyliejenner) on Feb 4  2018 at 12:27pm PST\n Jenner  also attached am 11-minute video diary that  for the first time  showed  her  pregnant and openly discussing having a baby with friends and family. It also gives some details as to the journey  she  took both in finding out and how it affected  her  future.\nOne of the most potent moments came with Kim Kardashian  who just had her third child  via a surrogate  with Kanye West. The sisters bond over the new baby while Kim explains what  Kylie  can expect to happen to  her  body soon.\nPrior to the big reveal  fans noticed that  Jenner  had only been posting older photos of  herself  on social media or images that were cropped to omit what people now know to be  her  visibly pregnant figure.\nIn the video   Jenner  has  her  friends discuss both the progression of  her  relationship with Scott as well as how they found out that  she  was pregnant. Fans of the Kardashian family were also treated to some rare footage from the moment Kris Jenner gave birth to  Kylie . The footage  which opens the below video  appears to have been shot by  her  father  Caitlyn Jenner  who at the time identified as Bruce Jenner.\nThe announcement comes a little more than a month after  Kylie ’s sister  Khloe Kardashian  revealed her pregnancy on Instagram as well.",
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            "input": "The Washington Post this morning piggybacks off a FOIA investigation by the AP ( nice job !) about why “ getting into prestigious Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology   a magnet school that routinely sends graduates to the most competitive colleges  ” can be extremely difficult   unless of course you can afford to file appeals   “ armed with private exams costing more than $ 500   to persuade bureaucrats their child is deserving ” of admission to the top regional school nicknamed “ TJ .” The problem ? ( bolding added by me for emphasis ) … This system exacerbates a problem plaguing gifted - and - talented programs across the nation : Black and Hispanic students almost never file the appeals that can secure their admission . Using the Virginia Freedom of Information Act to obtain 10 years of county records   The Associated Press found that fewer than 50 black and Hispanic second - graders have filed successful appeals . That ’ s less than 3 percent of the 1   737 second - graders admitted through the appeals process   further skewing a program already heavily weighted toward whites and Asians . Fairfax County has the nation ’ s 10th largest public school system   with more than 188   000 students . Of those   25 percent are Hispanic and 10 percent are African - American . But over the last 10 years   blacks and Hispanics have constituted only 12 percent of the students deemed eligible for Level IV   the most advanced academic program . There are just a few dozen black students at Thomas Jefferson   where sophomore  Alina Ampeh  is surrounded by whites and Asians — a situation  she  ’ s lived with since elementary school .  She  ’ s grateful that all those years of advanced classes prepared  her  for TJ ’ s rigorous academics   but says that doesn ’ t necessarily make  her  special :  She  thinks many of  her  classmates simply have parents who worked the system . So yeah   this situation is unacceptable and in dire need of immediate correction . But not according to commenters on the Washington Post article   who respond with a torrent of racist idiocy that   among other things   clearly violates the Post ’ s own “ standards ” for commenting . For instance   check out the top - rated (!) comments like the following   all of which are racist and / or ignorant and / or just plain nasty . “ Just a shot in the dark – People from either 1 ) a non - English speaking background   or 2 ) a culture where achievement and effort is equated with being a “ sellout ” or an “ Oreo cookie ”  will probably always be “ underrepresented ” in any gifted program .” “ Racial bias ? Blacks and Hispanics are underrepresented in gifted programs in northern Virginia   and in fact   nation - wide   because   on average   they are not as academically - inclined / interested as white or Asian students . And no amount of public monies spent on special racially - targeted programs just for them is going to materially impact that fact . Of course   until the percentage of Blacks and Hispanics in gifted programs matches their percentage of the total student body the SJWs at the WAPO will continue to dissemble and lie about the reasons for the disparity because that ’ s what they do .” “ Could it be that some culture are underrepresented because they lack sufficient households that emphasize a strict and intense work ethic ?” “ Any chance they aren ’ t as gifted as other students ? Nah   it couldn ’ t be that .” “ Probably for the same reasons whites and asians are underrepresented in the NBA .” It goes on and on like this   with no sign of a ( Com ) Post moderator in sight to enforce the “ standards ” of Jeff Bezos ’ fine newspaper . Just for comparison purposes   racist comments would be immediately deleted here at Blue Virginia and the commenters banned . Of course   then again   we also follow other principles of journalistic ethics – like linking to original sources   giving credit / attribution   etc . – that the corporate media rarely seems to care about in its race for eyeballs / clicks / etc . By the way   Sen . Scott Surovell ( D - Fairfax / Prince William County ) has been a leader on this issue ( thank you ! )  for instance with his SB787 that would have required – if it hadn ’ t been defeated in committee – Thomas Jefferson H . S . “ to accept for enrollment ( i ) a sufficient number of students eligible to receive free or reduced price meals such that the total of such students is at least 50 percent of the weighted average of the participating divisions ’ percentage of such students in the previous school year and ( ii ) at least five students but no more than 15 students from each middle school in each school division eligible to matriculate students to such Governor ’ s school who have completed at least two full years at such middle school .” Here ’ s what Sen . Surovell had to say about the WaPo article on “ TJ ” this morning . Last week   5 letters to the editor attacking my TJ admissions bill arguing that TJ is all about “ merit ” and that we just need to do a better job educating Black and Latino kids : Most of the time Merit = Wealth and having the time and ability to work your child to the right spot in the system – e . g . parents working the “ gifted and talented ” appeal process for their second graders as the AP just confirmed . Why can ’ t more leaders be honest about the shortfalls in our system ? Great question ; any answers ? More to the point   what is Fairfax County – or the Virginia General Assembly – planning to do about this situation ?",
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            "input": "in restaurants to offer customers plastic straws without first being asked . Since introducing his bill last week    Democratic Assemblyman Ian Calderon  has been the target of scorn from critics who call  his  proposal \" absurd \" and an overreach of government . \" It really is a reasonable measured approach that I think will make a difference  \"  Calderon  told ABC News on Monday about  his  proposed bill . California State Asssembly  He  explained that when  he  sent the proposal to the state legislative rules committee   health and safety code penalties were automatically tacked on   making it a misdemeanor punishable by six months in jail and a $ 1   000 fine for dine - in restaurants caught offering plastic straws without being requested . \" I didn ' t actually ask for penalties  \" Calderon said . \" They were more or less prescribed to my bill by the code section .\" But critics immediately jumped on him . Assemblyman Travis Allen   a Republican candidate for governor of California   asked people on his campaign Facebook page to protest the bill by flooding Calderon ' s office with plastic straws . California State Assembly \" Instead of tackling the real issues   today ' s California Democrats are more interested in giving jail time to waiters offering their customers the convenience of having a straw  \" Allen told ABC News on Monday . \" This is one absurd bill   but it highlights how ridiculous the California Democrats have gotten . This is clearly the last straw .\" Paul Preston said such laws are the reason he co - founded a movement to break up the state and form a New California   where regulations aren ' t overbearing and discouraging to businesses . \" It ' s absolute lunacy  \" Preston told ABC News of  Calderon  ' s bill . \" They are criminalizing everything we do . It ' s over the top .\"  Calderon  brushed off the bashing   saying an estimated 500 million plastic straws are used every day in the United States and most are just used once and discarded .  He  said plastic straws and stirrers were the sixth most common items collected during California Coastal Cleanup Days between 1989 and 2014 . \" We need to create awareness around the issue of one - time use of plastic straws and its detrimental effects on our landfills   waterways and oceans  \" Calderon said . STOCK PHOTO / Getty Images He said he ' ll work to get the bill ' s language rewritten so that no one fears going to jail or paying hefty fines for handing out plastic straws . He said he expects the bill to reach Gov . Jerry Brown ' s desk for approval in about two months . \" Nobody is going to jail   nobody is going to be getting a $ 1   000 fine  \" said Calderon   adding that the bill does not affect fast - food restaurants or grocery stores . He said critics like Allen are \" grasping at straws \" by saying such legislation is hurting businesses in California . \" It ' s a ridiculous argument  \" he said . Sharokina Shams -- a spokeswoman for the California Restaurant Association   which represents more than 20   000 restaurants in the state -- told ABC News her group is taking a wait - and - see approach on  Calderon  ' s bill . \" The association will study the bill ' s potential impacts and consult with its membership before taking an officials stance on the bill  \" said Shams   adding that  Calderon  ' s proposal \" is preferable to an outright ban on straws .\" Matt Davis   a spokesman for the national environmental group Clean Water Action   said Calderon ' s proposal makes sense . \" It ' s great he ' s doing it  \" Davis told ABC News . \" It does reduce the amount of straws that restaurants are giving out and that ' s a good thing .\" He said cities such as Alameda   California   have passed local straws - on - request ordinances and that many restaurants have saved money by not having to provide so many straws . He compared it to the plastic shopping bag ban passed by California voters in 2016 or water - on - request ordinances used to combat the state ' s drought   saying people got used to it . In New Jersey   too   local businesses have been participating in an initiative to reduce plastic straw use . And it has dramatically reduced the number of straws the companies are giving out   according to the Montclair Local . A local eatery said it was using about a tenth of the straws it had previously used on a monthly basis   from 6   800 straws to 650   the paper reported . Back in California   Davis said Calderon ' s concerns that plastic straws are fouling up the ocean are real . \" There is going to be more plastic in the ocean than there are fish by 2050  \" Davis said   citing a study by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation that was presented to the World Economic Forum in 2016 . He said that plastic breaks down into minute particles that fish mistake for food . \" I don ' t want plastic in my sushi  \" he said .",
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            "input": "It all started last Christmas. The Mall of America had hired a black Santa Claus  and the internet was having a meltdown. In response   humor writer Daniel Kibblesmith  tweeted that when  he  and  his  wife have children   he 'll tell them that Santa is black and when they see a white Santa  that  he  is Santa's husband.\n\"We would have this extremely woke baby who was open to a Santa Claus with all kinds of orientations  \" Kibblesmith  told me  half joking.\nBut of course  Kibblesmith and Quach have faced a lot of trolling for their status quo-challenging art;  Kibblesmith  says  he  even found  his  picture on a white supremacist's blog trying to \"out\"  him  as Jewish. VICE spoke with  Kibblesmith  about the various politically-minded themes  he  and Quach sneaked into their innocuous-enough children's book  and what  he 's learned from the troubling and all-too-predictable online reaction to Santa's Husband.\n Daniel Kibblesmith : We see  it  as an all ages book; in stores  it  will be in the humor section. But our goal was to write something that any kind of family could theoretically enjoy at Christmas time  on any level. Maybe you're a childless couple who has these politics and thinks the book is charming and funny; maybe you're a new parent who wants to introduce a different kind of holiday tradition into your home  or just reinforce the idea that traditions like these are malleable  living things that every family interprets differently.",
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            "input": "DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish student  Ibrahim Halawa  was greeted by cheering crowds at Dublin Airport on Tuesday as  he  arrived home following  his  acquittal last month in a four-year mass trial.\n Irish citizen Ibrahim Halawa  arrives at Dublin Airport in Ireland  October 24  2017. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne\n Halawa  who was born and raised in Dublin and is a son of the most senior Muslim cleric in Ireland   was 17 when  he  was arrested along with hundreds of others in 2013 as part of a crackdown on protests in Egypt.\nThe defendants had all faced the death penalty and though none received it  hundreds were given hefty jail sentences.  Halawa ’s sisters were released shortly after their arrests.\n Halawa  has said  he  was regularly tortured during  his  period in detention. The Egyptian authorities have repeatedly denied allegations of abuses from rights groups.",
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                "Halawa Ibrahim Halawa",
                "Halawa"
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            "input": "Chris Pratt  took to social media Monday to urge  his  followers to pray for Kevin Smith after the filmmaker suffered a serious heart attack Sunday night — only to be attacked by commenters who mocked the actor and questioned whether prayer was an effective way to respond to the health scare.\nThe 38-year-old Guardians of the Galaxy star and openly religious Christian wrote Monday on Twitter that though  he  hardly knew Smith   he  is a fan of  his  work and was praying for  him  to make a full recovery.\nThe comments were among several by users who slammed  Pratt  for his initial tweet.\nAlso joining in to defend  Pratt  was his Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn.\n“I’m not tweeting this to defend  Chris  – he’s a big boy and can take care of himself ” Gunn wrote in a series of nine tweets. “But for me  personally  prayer and meditation are great boons to my life and help me navigate my way through this world  and I don’t want to dissuade others who find those things useful.”\nSo I just read Chris Pratt’s tweet to Kevin Smith saying he would pray for him & made the mistake of reading the comments  many of which go off on  Chris  for saying he’d pray. I think people misunderstand the backlash against “thoughts & prayers.” (thread) — James Gunn (@JamesGunn) February 26  2018",
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            "input": "Authorities say  Chris Burrus  doused Busch with gasoline and set  him  on fire in November in Seattle.  Burrus  remains on the loose.\n\" He  said  'what's up ' threw a Big Gulp cup of gasoline on  me  and  I'm like standing there thinking  'what the (expletive) is going on?'\" Busch told KOMO News. \"I realized it was gas and I'm like  'what are you doing?' and I look up and I saw  him  throwing that at  me .\"\nAuthorities believe  Chris Burrus  was responsible. (Seattle Police Department)\nAnyone with information about the whereabouts of  Burrus  should call the Seattle police department at (206) 233-5000.",
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            "input": "For years   Bill Akins  fought to capitalize on  his  idea - with the U.S. government   his  former business partner and a rival competitor - but found  himself  stymied at every turn.\nThe 63-year-old Marine veteran and Elvis impersonator voiced  his  sorrow at the tragedy in Las Vegas  where authorities said Stephen Paddock had bump stocks installed on 12 of his rifles. The device allows semi-automatic weapons to fire almost as rapidly as machine guns  which are largely outlawed.\n“I would like to express my dismay and sincere condolences to the victims  families and anyone affected by the recent Las Vegas mass shooting ”  Akins  said during a telephone interview from  his  home about 45 minutes north of Tampa  Florida.\nBut  he  also defended the devices as protected under the U.S. Constitution’s right to bear arms.\n“People need to recognize that we either have a constitution  or we don‘t ”  he  said.\n Akins  first came up with  his  idea while watching a documentary about World War Two in 1996 that showed twin anti-aircraft guns firing at Japanese warplanes from a U.S. Navy ship.\n He  saw the barrels sliding back and forth with each concussive recoil and wondered if  he  could design a device that would mimic that action  turning a semi-automatic rifle that fires once per trigger pull into a weapon capable of shooting hundreds of rounds per minute.\nThe result  which  he  eventually termed the “Akins Accelerator ” seemed promising enough. Akins teamed up with a firearms industry businessman  secured two letters from the Bureau of Alcohol  Tobacco  Firearms and Explosives (ATF) affirming the mechanism behind the device was legal  and poured his savings into the project.\nAnother company  Slide Fire Solutions  began making its own version of the bump stock that was approved by the ATF  in large part because it lacked a recoil spring that  Akins  had included.\n Akins  transferred  his  patent to an outdoor sporting goods company  FosTecH Outdoors  and the two rival manufacturers engaged in a legal battle over patent infringement before settling the case in 2012.\n Akins  is limited in what  he  can say about the litigation  saying only that  he  is “legally prevented” from discussing certain aspects of the bump stock industry. But  he  made clear  his  ire at the ATF.\n“They just destroyed our business ”  he  said.\n Akins  put up  his  own property as collateral for a loan to launch the business.  He  estimated  he  sold several hundred devices  priced at more than $1 000 each  before  he  was shut down - not enough to cover  his  startup costs.\n He  filed two unsuccessful federal lawsuits against the ATF  leaving  him  with a workshop full of unused Akins Accelerators.\n“Boy  did I get an education ”  he  said. “I‘m not a person who’d ever done business before with a corporation  never worked in the firearm industry before  just a tinkerer that came up with an idea.”",
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            "input": "A senior White House official told Fox News that the  Trump-Schumer  meeting was productive  but there was no deal yet. Still  the president labeled the meeting \"excellent\" in a tweet.\n“We had a long and detailed meeting \"  Schumer  said in a statement. \"We discussed all of the major outstanding issues  we made some progress  but we still have a good number of disagreements. The discussions will continue.”\nAccording to a White House source   Schumer  arrived in the Oval Office and presented the president with a list of demands on domestic issues that went well beyond just DACA. The president listened to  Schumer  and appeared perplexed as  Schumer  rattled off  his  agenda items  the source said. The president told  Schumer  he wasn’t going to get all of those demands in a spending bill.\n Schumer   the source said  did appear open to considering a continuing resolution that would keep the government funded for five days. The official White House position is still a 30-day extension.",
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            "input": "-LSB- 107 -RSB- As First Lady of Arkansas again , she made a point of using Hillary Rodham Clinton as her name . \n-LSB- 289 -RSB- Despite attempts by both Hillary and Obama to downplay the issue , Democratic voting became more polarized as a result , with Clinton losing much of her support among African Americans . \n-LSB- 141 -RSB- Beginning with Daniel Wattenberg 's August 1992 The American Spectator article \"The Lady Macbeth of Little Rock\" , Hillary 's own past ideological and ethical record came under attack from conservatives . \nGoing into the early stages of her presidential campaign for 2008 , a Time magazine cover showed a large picture of her , with two checkboxes labeled \"Love Her\" , \"Hate Her\" , -LSB- 557 -RSB- while Mother Jones titled its profile of her \"Harpy , Hero , Heretic : Hillary\" . \n-LSB- 135 -RSB- During the campaign , Hillary made culturally disparaging remarks about Tammy Wynette 's outlook on marriage as described in her classic song \"Stand by Your Man\" , -LSB- d -RSB- and later in the campaign about how she could have chosen to be like women staying home and baking cookies and having teas , but wanted to pursue her career instead . \nWhen Bill Clinton became president in 1993 , a blind trust was established ; in April 2007 , the Clintons liquidated the blind trust to avoid the possibility of ethical conflicts or political embarrassments as Hillary undertook her presidential race . \nWhen Bill Clinton took office as President in January 1993 , Hillary Rodham Clinton became the First Lady and her press secretary reiterated that she would be using that form of her name . \nIssues that surrounded the Lewinsky scandal left Bill Clinton with substantial legal bills ; in 2014 , Hillary would state that she and Bill had left the White House \"not only dead broke , but in debt .\" \n-LSB- 549 -RSB- McGill University professor of history Gil Troy titled his 2006 biography of her Hillary Rodham Clinton : Polarizing First Lady and wrote that after the 1992 campaign , Clinton \"was a polarizing figure , with 42 percent -LSB- of the public -RSB- saying she came closer to their values and lifestyle than previous first ladies and 41 percent disagreeing .\" \n-LSB- 567 -RSB- -LSB- 568 -RSB- Newsweek editor Jon Meacham summed the relationship between Clinton and the American public by saying that the New Hampshire events \"brought an odd truth to light : though Hillary Rodham Clinton has been on the periphery or in the middle of national life for decades ... she is one of the most recognizable but least understood figures in American politics .\" \nIn January 1993 , President Clinton named Hillary to chair a Task Force on National Health Care Reform , hoping to replicate the success she had in leading the effort for Arkansas education reform . \nEnactment of welfare reform was a major goal of Bill Clinton 's presidency , but when the first two bills on the issue came from a Republican-controlled Congress that lacked protections for people coming off welfare , Hillary urged him to veto the bills , which he did . \n-LSB- f -RSB- From the time she came to Washington , Hillary also found refuge in a prayer group of the Fellowship that featured many wives of conservative Washington figures . \n-LSB- 170 -RSB- -LSB- 171 -RSB- This caused a rift with Edelman that Hillary later called \"sad and painful\" . \nA 2006 survey by the New York Observer found \"a virtual cottage industry\" of \"anti-Clinton literature\" , put out by Regnery Publishing and other conservative imprints , with titles such as Madame Hillary : The Dark Road to the White House , Hillary 's Scheme : Inside the Next Clinton 's Ruthless Agenda to Take the White House and Can She Be Stopped ? \nWhen she ran for Senate in 2000 , a number of fundraising groups such as Save Our Senate and the Emergency Committee to Stop Hillary Rodham Clinton sprang up to oppose her . \nDuring her husband 's campaign , Hillary began to use the name \"Hillary Clinton\" , or sometimes \"Mrs. Bill Clinton\" , to assuage the concerns of Arkansas voters ; she also took a leave of absence from Rose Law to campaign for him full-time .",
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            "input": "Peter Miqueli  54   was at the center of a scandalous lawsuit in 2015 filed by parishioners of two churches where  he  worked – St. Frances de Chantal Church in the Bronx and St. Francis Cabrini in Roosevelt Island.\nShe did find  however  that St. Frances de Chantal Church improperly doled out over $22 000 in personal reimbursements to  Miqueli  from parish accounts. The disgraced ex-priest was ordered to return the funds  Clark said.\n\"This investigation by the Economic Crimes Bureau found that  Father Miqueli  was improperly reimbursed for personal expenses \" Clark said. \"The Archdiocese has reimbursed St. Frances de Chantal Church for the funds  $22 450 of hard-earned money donated by parishioners for the betterment of the parish. We have made recommendations to the Archdiocese and they have agreed to more oversight.\"\nIn a letter that was disseminated to parishioners  Most Rev. Gerald Walsh  vicar for clergy  said that while $22 000 is a \"significant sum \" it is a \"far cry\" from the millions  Miqueli  was accused of looting.\n\"The Archdiocese has attempted to investigate the other  more sensational  accusations of morally abhorrent behavior  but  to date  nothing has been brought forward to substantiate them  and  Father Miqueli  continues to deny them.\"\nHe added that  Miqueli  has not had an assignment since December 2015 and that \"it is difficult to envision a circumstance that would allow him to return to active priesthood.\"\n Miqueli  could not immediately be reached for comment.",
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                "Peter Miqueli"
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            "input": "Forget the Winter Olympics  the Champion's League or the Super Bowl. The real competition right now is who's going to be invited to  Prince Harry  and Meghan Markle's wedding.\nBritish heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua  who is seeking to add two more world championships to the three he already owns  says he would be happy to interrupt his high-level training for a trip to Windsor Castle on May 19. The ebullient Joshua has not been shy  tweeting a picture of himself and Harry with the question \"Need a best man?\"\nAny bride and groom run into parental interference in their guest list  whether it's adding random cousins or forgotten neighbors. Yet  Harry  and Markle are enduring this phenomenon at a cosmic level due to the royal expectations that come along with being a grandson of Queen Elizabeth II.\nAt least  Harry  and Markle won't face the 3 500 guests that  his  parents  Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer  welcomed to their 1981 \"wedding of the century\" in St. Paul's Cathedral in London. They also avoided the warehouse-sized Westminster Abbey  where Harry's brother Prince William and Kate Middleton packed in 1 900 guests for a 2011 royal wedding extravaganza televised around the world.\nThe British royals' close relatives alone number over 50 — and this time Princess Eugenie gets to bring a plus-one  fiance Jack Brooksbank.  Harry  also won't forget non-royals like Kate's sister  Pippa Middleton  her husband James Mathews  and brother James Middleton.\nWilliam barely could squeeze in A-listers like David Beckham and TV adventure host Ben Fogle — who may return for  Harry 's nuptials.\nThe juiciest debate has been over invites for rival U.S. presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump.  Harry  and Obama have obvious chemistry and have worked together promoting  Harry 's Invictus Games competition for wounded soldiers. Some British officials  however  fear that an invite to Obama would anger Trump.\nThe royals could note that Obama  the U.S. president in 2011  was not invited to William's wedding. And they have a bit more leeway because  Harry 's wedding is not considered a state event. Markle  meanwhile  is a Hillary Clinton fan.\n\"We've changed our minds on this. We think  Harry  is in a position that  he  does not have to worry about the political implications of an invite \" said Rupert Adams  a spokesman for the betting agency William Hill PLC. \"We feel strongly that the Obamas will get an invite.\"\nCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has a trifecta of ties to the bride and groom: He's the head of a Commonwealth country  host of  Harry 's latest Invictus Games and leader of the nation where Markle had been living.\nOn the celebrity front  Elton John  who turned his song \"Candle in the Wind\" into an anthem for the late Princess Diana  is considered a 1-50 lock for an invite (98 percent chance) and singer James Blunt comes in at 1-4. Singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran is also reportedly close to  Harry 's royal cousins and his U.K. tour doesn't start until a few days later.\nViolet von Westenholz who introduced the couple will get a nod  along with  Harry 's buddies Thomas and Charlie van Straubenzee  Thomas Inskip and Arthur Landon.\nYet A-listers could find themselves outnumbered by British military members and charity workers. Look for dress uniforms from both the Blues and Royals regiment and the Army Air Corps  since  Harry  served as a former Apache helicopter co-pilot in Afghanistan.\n\"The simple reality is ... we have been focusing on Harry over here \" Adams said.",
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            "input": "It’s not as if fake news in America came into existence alongside the tide known as the Trump presidency—the hucksters  foreign propagandists  conspiracy theorists  and fabricators have always been here—but if ever there was a year when purposefully misleading or false stories hit their stride  2017 might have been it.  We  were told that an ISIS leader was captured at a US airport  and that Shariah law was instituted in Utah and other states. A study found that 25 million votes for Hillary Clinton were “completely fraudulent ” and the Las Vegas massacre was carried out by antifa  or ISIS  or the Illuminati  or somehow all three. The lies went on and on  picking up where 2016’s catalogue of nonsense left off. (Remember Hillary Clinton’s child sex trafficking ring run out of a pizzeria  or Sarah Palin banning Muslims from “entering” her daughter? How about Alec Baldwin dying  and Trump winning the electoral vote and the popular vote?)\nBut now  we ’re at the dawn of a fresh year  privy to the forces that seek to sow confusion and outrage. Can American society overcome the fake news phenomenon?\nWell… “There’s probably a strong case to be made that  we  are chemically addicted to fake news ” says  Amy Webb   an author and futurist who founded the Future Today Institute. “When you’re seeing your angers and fears and anxieties being validated externally  you get a shot of dopamine.” Thinking about the upcoming year and beyond   she  says   we  may have “a huge problem on  our  hands.” And though the propaganda is coming at  us  from all directions—from Kremlin-backed misinformation campaigns and Twitter troll armies to publicity hounds and political malcontents—falling for it  and spreading it  is to some degree our own fault.\nIn the spring of 2017   Webb  wrote a piece for Mother Jones that detailed not only the manner of 21st-century fake news and the speed with which it travels  but also how we are all accomplices to its proliferation “as we click and repost without considering the story’s source and its agenda.”  She  noted that the democratization of the internet back in the 1990s meant that “everyone would get to participate regardless of their agendas.” Information became free and free-flowing. But  problematically  “we didn’t plan ahead as the internet matured ” when consumers of information were left to contend with not only “human arbiters of facts” but also code and algorithms that propel certain types of content to the fore  based on our own online behavior. Innocently sharing a cat video put out by Russia Today  a Kremlin-backed propaganda machine that elevates fringe “experts” and attempts to sow distrust  means you’ll see a lot more of their content in the future.\nComplicating matters more is that in our politicized climate  the term fake news itself came to mean different things to different people. It had a literal meaning that  seemingly overnight  became a hashtag and an epithet to hurl at anything or anyone that one disagrees with. “If we can’t even come to some kind of convergence and talk about something as insidious and as threatening to our future as the spread of misinformation—otherwise known as fake news in the literal sense—then don’t we have sort of a catastrophically huge problem on our hands?” asks  Webb .\nAs someone who studies current and past trends to try to anticipate what the future may hold   Webb  likes to end these conversations with a reminder that  for however doomed things appear  “We are not living in the middle of Westworld—the future has not been preordained. There is something we can do in the year 2018 and beyond  and that is be smarter consumers of news.”",
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            "input": "Beirut (AFP) – Syrian troops and allied militiamen entered  the jihadist-held town of Albu Kamal  on Wednesday  state media said  edging closer to ousting the Islamic State group from its last urban stronghold in the country.\n Albu Kamal  lies on the Syrian side of the border with Iraq  in the oil-rich eastern province of Deir Ezzor.\nEntry to  Albu Kamal  follows a series of stunningly quick defeats for IS in the province as well as the jihadists’ loss of their de facto capital Raqa further north.\n“Army troops and allied forces broke through Daesh (IS) defences and entered Albu Kamal  waging fierce battles inside  the town  ” state news agency SANA reported.\nSyrian regime forces  backed by intensive Russian air strikes  have steadily advanced on  Albu Kamal  from the south and west for weeks.\n“The advance towards  Albu Kamal  came after army troops and their allies met up with Iraqi forces at the border between the two countries ” SANA said.\nA source from militias allied to Damascus told AFP that fighters from Lebanon’s pro-regime Hezbollah movement had advanced to the southern edges of  Albu Kamal  on Wednesday.\n“Part of those units crossed into Iraq  with the help of Hashed al-Shaabi units  to circle around  Albu Kamal  and reach the northern side of the town ” the source added.\nBut the jihadist group has seen that territory shrink to a small pocket along the Euphrates River  with  Albu Kamal  as  its  final hub.\nIn recent weeks  an estimated 120 000 people have been displaced from  Albu Kamal  alone  said Linda Tom from the United Nations’ humanitarian affairs coordination office in Damascus.",
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            "input": "Walter Pidgeon   the courtly actor who distinguished  his  47-year career with portrayals of men who prove both sturdy and wise  died yesterday at a hospital in Santa Monica  Calif. He was 87 years old and had suffered a series of strokes.\n Walter Pidgeon  was born September 23  1897 in the city of St. John  New Brunswick  Canada. The New Brunswick schools paid attention to  his   his  splendid singing voice and that inspired a glimmer for the stage.  He  went to the University of New Brunswick to study law and dramatics classes there affirmed  his  theatrical ambitions.\nWorld War I  however  prompted  him  to enlist in the Canadian army. Before  he  could see action   he  was trapped between two rolling gun carriages in France and was hospitalized for 17 months.\nAfter the war   he  found work as a Boston bank runner  but found  he  did not like banking and moved to New York. According to a studio biography   he  walked in to the office of English actor and producer E.E. Clive and said  he  could act and sing and could prove it.\n He  made  his  debut in ''You Never Can Tell'' and  growing a mustache  starred in Broadway productions of ''The Mannequin '' ''Something Gay'' and ''There's Wisdom in Women.'' Teamed With Garson\nIn 1926  ''Mannequin'' was made into a film and Mr. Pidgeon's role there was  his  introduction to movies. Mr. Pidgeon was dissatisfied with the preponderance of singing roles and during that period intermittently left Hollywood for Broadway.\nIn 1939   he  made  his  first film with Miss Garson  ''Blossoms in the Dust'' and  his  career seemed to soar. With Miss Garson  there followed ''Mrs. Miniver '' ''Madame Curie '' ''Mrs. Parkington '' ''Julie Misbehaves '' ''That Forsythe Woman '' ''The Miniver Story'' and ''Scandal at Scourie.''",
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            "input": "It profits a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world... but for  Trump ’s base?\nIf Sir Thomas More were alive today  that’s what he might say about congressional Republicans who gave their political souls in exchange for  Trump ’s support because they thought they needed it to be reelected. They have been held hostage by  Trump ’s popularity with  his  base and  his  grip on the swing vote. But after last week  that grip looks a lot looser.\nIt remains to be seen whether they have learned it  but the lesson for Republicans from their losses in Virginia  New Jersey and across the country should be clear: they don’t need to placate  Trump  to keep their seats. Senators Jeff Flake and Bob Corker decided not to run for another term because they weren’t willing to cozy up to  the president  and thought they couldn’t win without doing so. Perhaps they’ll reconsider that now.\n Trump’s  coattails were never long to begin with  and are now fraying. The 2016 election was decided by just 0.09 percent of all votes cast. A total of 107 000 votes gave Trump Michigan  Wisconsin and Pennsylvania and the presidency.  He  won in those states and Florida  by less than 2 percent.\n Trump  still has strong support from  his  base  with the latest CNN poll showing 85 percent of Republicans approve of  him . In stark contrast  only 20 percent approved of Republican congressional leaders as of late September.  Trump ’s blaming them for failure to pass legislation apparently worked  which may help explain why they have been so deferential to such a dysfunctional president.\nThey’ve even gone so far as to introduce a resolution asking special counsel Robert Mueller to recuse himself from investigating whether  Trump ’s campaign colluded with Russia. This is pure political kowtowing  flying in the face of the Manafort and Gates indictments  the Papadopoulos plea and the targeting of Flynn.\nThe question is  will congressional Republicans continue to appease  Trump  given the 2017 election results? Or will more of them stand up to  him ?\nWill they continue to tolerate  Trump’s  unprecedented conflicts of interest?  He  holds stakes in roughly 500 international businesses  many in countries where  he  must negotiate trade and other agreements. The conflicts are so serious that the Office of Government Ethics director couldn’t abide them and resigned  while Republicans just stood pat.\nWill they challenge  Trump’s  cascade of lies  such as “I have nothing to do with Russia…no person that I deal with does”? What about Paul Manafort  Donald Trump Jr.  Jared Kushner  Carter Page  Michael Flynn  Roger Stone  Rick Gates  and George Papadopoulos and Betsy Devos’ brother  Erik Prince  the billionaire founder of Blackwater?\nWill they finally admit that  Trump ’s poor character is the core problem  and that  as the Economist opined  “he does not have the character to change”? Republicans  on the other hand  have changed since  Trump  was elected. They’ve retreated from core positions on trade and security.\nRepublicans championed the benefits of free trade for decades. NAFTA was negotiated by Republican president George H.W. Bush and passed with mostly Republican votes. Republicans also supported the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement  which Marco Rubio wrote would “further our strategic goals in Asia and increase prosperity at home ” and Pat Toomey applauded TPP as a boon to economic growth and job creation. Yet  Trump ’s tirades against free trade—probably the biggest issue that won  him  the presidency—cowed many congressional Republicans into doing nothing as  Trump  abandoned the TPP.\nThey acquiesced as  Trump  weakened America’s ability to communicate  lead and influence on the world stage.  He  exited the Paris climate accord.  He  cut the State Department’s staff.  He  confused NATO members as to America’s commitment to defend its European allies. Now our allies in Southeast Asia worry that Trump  desperate for a win  will make a deal with China that emboldens it to bully its neighbors  further endangering our relationships in the region.\nWhile the 2017 election results are heartening for Democrats  they should also be heartening in a different way for Republicans who have been stuck in  Trump ’s political chokehold. They should feel somewhat freer to speak honestly about their president and work to repair the damage he has caused. Pandering to  Trump  won’t get them reelected  and even if  it  did   it  still wouldn’t be worth the divisiveness  dysfunction and the loss of influence and respect America has suffered.",
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            "input": "“The Honors are the greatest weekend of the year  and it is also the bane of our existence  ” Deborah Rutter  said with a laugh. For the president of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts  the annual Kennedy Center Honors  airing on CBS on Dec. 26 and honoring dancer Carmen de Lavallade  rapper LL Cool J  television producer and writer Norman Lear and singers Gloria Estefan and Lionel Richie  is a welcome national spotlight on the memorial to the late president. But that’s all anyone seems to know about the the white jewel box on the Potomac.\n“We really like to think about the other 364 days of the year  and all of the programming that happens on those days ”  Rutter  told me in the latest episode of “Cape Up.” “What I love about being here at the nation’s cultural center is that we have really a mandate to welcome all of the performing arts. It is not just a performing arts center for one assumed art form or another.”\nI bet you didn’t know that hip hop was one of those art forms at the Kennedy Center and that Q-Tip is its artistic director. “This is a first ”  Rutter  said. “And as far as I know  there is no other artistic director for hip-hop … anywhere in probably the world. And we’re very proud to have Q-Tip here leading  guiding and inspiring us.”\nWhile she didn’t need much convincing   Rutter  allowed that there could be others who might — for fear of what it could mean for the other arts. “Just because we are bringing in more programming that includes hip-hop artists  it does not mean that we’re doing less dance or less international programming or less of the National Symphony Orchestra ” she said. “It just means that we’re doing more  that we have thrown open the doors of the Kennedy Center  and we are ensuring that all are welcome here.”\n Deborah Rutter   president of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts  talks with The Post’s Jonathan Capehart on the “Cape Up” podcast on Nov. 28 in her office at the Kennedy Center. (Jonathan Capehart/The Washington Post)\nThere are nine performance spaces at the Kennedy Center that are in use all year. In addition to the orchestra and  the Washington National Opera  Rutter  noted the 46-year-old institution has “a magnificent  world-recognized ballet season. We have contemporary dance  we have jazz  we have a huge jazz series  chamber music  recitals  comedy  international programming.”\nListen to the podcast to hear  Rutter  talk further about the work of the Kennedy Center and how it fits into the cultural life of Washington.  She  goes into what it is like to be the local performing arts center for members of Congress  foreign diplomats and “quite a number of justices from the Supreme Court.” But  Rutter  insists none of those constituencies tries to exert influence over programming.\n“Here at the center we have no limits on what we could present ”  Rutter  told me. “The problems I always describe is how to say no  when to say no  and how to not be really  truly overwhelmed by the extraordinary limitless richness of what happens here.”",
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            "input": "Arizona Rep. Trent Franks resigned effective immediately Friday afternoon amid damning reports that he made unwanted sexual advances toward female staffers and offered at least one of them millions of dollars to carry a surrogate baby for him and his wife.\n GOP Rep. Trent Franks  resigns amid 'inappropriate behavior' claim\nA few hours later  Politico reported that  Franks  had not just approached  his  female staffers about surrogacy — but also seemingly proposed sexual intercourse as a means to impregnate them.\nThe women said they decided to file complaints with the House Ethics Committee because they were concerned  Franks  was asking about sex  not artificial insemination.\nGOP sources aware of the complaints said one of the women claimed she was retaliated against after rebuffing  Franks ' lewd proposal  having her previous access to the congressman revoked.\nAlso Friday  the Associated Press reported that  Franks  had offered one of the women a whopping $5 million to act as a surrogate for  him  and  his  wife. The woman claimed  Franks  pressed her repeatedly about surrogacy after she initially rebuffed  him .\nIn addition to talks of surrogacy   Franks  tried to convince a female aide that they were in love after sending her an article describing how two people know they love each other  according to the Politico report.\n Franks'  abrupt resignation comes as Washington  D.C.  reels from a sexual harassment scandal involving dozens of male politicians. Just hours before  Franks  initially announced  his  resignation  Democratic Sen. Al Franken stepped down in response to shocking claims that he sexually harassed a number of women. A few days before that  Franks’ Democratic House colleague John Conyers announced his resignation amid a sexual harassment scandal of his own.\n Franks  forcefully denied ever engaging in sexual misconduct in a lengthy statement on Thursday.\nHouse Speaker Paul Ryan accepted Franks’ resignation on Friday. The House ethics investigation into the shocking claims against  Franks  has thereby been called off  the committee said.",
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            "input": "Watch below as CNN’s  Jake Tapper  badgers a woman — President Trump’s campaign manager  Kellyanne Conway — to publicly denounce a hate-filled supporter who attended a 2016 election rally. (Conway immediately does.) Then  watch as  Jake Tapper  proceeds to publicly scold Conway because Trump did not disavow hate as strongly as  Tapper  believes Trump should disavow hate.\nAgain  because this point is important  as seen in the video above   the anti-Trump Tapper  does admit that Trump has already disavowed hate and has disavowed those hate-filled supporters who claim to support  him . Nevertheless  the former Democrat operative and Salon contributor  still publicly scolds Conway because  in his own opinion  Trump did not speak out strongly enough.\nAdditionally   Tapper  frequently presents  himself  as a male feminist  as a champion of women  and does so using  his  Twitter account and last-place CNN show as a platform to broadcast lectures that portray  him  as a hero in defense of women.\nWith all this in mind  now watch for yourself as  Tapper  remains silent as  his  own audience boos a rape victim:\nWatch as  Tapper  remains silent when NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch has her motherhood attacked for the first time:\nIt has been more than 48 hours since  Tapper  hosted  his  anti-gun town hall  more than 48 hours since  he  stood silent as  his  guests and audience abused a rape survivor and a mother  but  unlike President Trump   he  has yet to denounce the hate that occurred while  he  was ringmaster  or to apologize.\n Tapper  has only offered dissembling excuses for  his  cowardice and lack of chivalry.\n Tapper  is so poisoned by  his  own hate   he  could not even summon the chivalry to defend a rape victim and motherhood  or to apologize and denounce it afterward.",
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            "input": "CLOSE Ford's new 2019 Mustang Bullitt is inspired by  Steve McQueen 's classic car in the 1968 film 'Bullitt.' This next gen version packs 475 horsepower and tops out at 163 miles per hour. USA TODAY\nThe Mustang that  Steve McQueen  drove into Hollywood history for the 1968 movie Bullitt emerged for the first time in 40 years Sunday at the Detroit auto show in tandem with the debut of a new  limited-edition 2019 Mustang Bullitt.\nSteve McQueen  starring in the title role of \"Bullitt \" steps out of his car after a 140-mile-an-hour pursuit through the hilly streets of San Francisco. The Technicolor action drama was filmed entirely on location in the Bay City. (Photo: Warner Bros.  Seven Arts Inc. )\n“The car shows the gentle patina of time. It has rust marks ” said Gessler  who noted that Detroit will be the first stop before a national tour that includes Washington   D.C. “Steve McQueen  wanted to create the most realistic chase scene ever on film.  He  found a director  Peter Yates  and Warner Bros. gave  him  the reins. They took four weeks to shoot an 11-minute chase scene.”\n McQueen  had all the badging on the car removed. It was recognizable from just its angles and silhouettes. And that’s why the new model is so sparse  said Kevin Marti  owner of Marti Auto Works in El Mirage  Ariz.  who created and maintains the database for every Ford vehicle built since 1967. “This car is so iconic that you don’t even need to put a name on the thing. That speaks to the confidence Ford has.”\nAs the licensee of Ford production records   he  tracks every vehicle identification number for more than 140 million cars  and  he  notes style and color trends of each era. In the 1960s  popular cars were avocado green  white and red. In the 1970s  automakers turned to browns  yellows and earthy colors. Now consumers lean toward silver  white and black. So Dark Highland Green will make a statement. It is a throwback color on a throwback car.\n“I love the different sounds that Bullitt makes  the roaring \" he said. \"And  Steve McQueen  is one of those movie stars that stays in your mind after all this time.”\nThe company called  Molly McQueen .\n\"I honestly didn't know how to drive a stick shift and I stalled it quite a few times. By the end of the second day of shooting  they asked me to slow down. It becomes second nature. And you're thinking about the gears and the clutch and driving becomes a fun activity as opposed to just a way to get from one place to  another \" McQueen  said in advance of Sunday's event at Cobo Center.\nFew people know  Molly McQueen  is the famous actor’s granddaughter.  She  grew up in Pacific Palisades with a film producer mother who spent most of  her  time as at home as a mom. Now  Molly  is a writer  actress and producer who recently sold  her  first project to Warner Bros.  the company that made  her  grandfather famous.",
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            "input": "The court will hear arguments in  an appeal by federal prison inmate Timothy Carpenter .  He  is serving a 116-year sentence after a jury convicted  him  of armed robberies in the Detroit area and northwestern Ohio.\nInvestigators helped build their case by matching  Carpenter 's use of  his  smartphone to cell towers near Radio Shack and T-Mobile stores that had been robbed. The question is whether prosecutors should have been required to convince a judge that they had good reason  or probable cause  to believe  Carpenter  was involved in the crime. That's the standard set out in the Constitution's Fourth Amendment  which also prohibits unreasonable searches. Prosecutors obtained the records by meeting a lower standard of proof.\nThe American Civil Liberties Union  representing  Carpenter   said in court papers that the records \"make it possible to reconstruct in detail everywhere an individual has traveled over hours  days  weeks or months.\"\nIn  Carpenter 's case  authorities obtained cellphone records for 127 days and could determine when he slept at home and where he attended church on Sunday  said the ACLU's Nathan Freed Wessler.",
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            "input": "A senator forcefully delivered the stick and chipping  Collins'  glass elephant\nWashington (CNN) During bipartisan talks between senators to discuss passing a funding bill to end the government shutdown  Sen. Susan Collins whose office was being used for the negotiations  figured out a civil way to create discussion.\nOne Republican senator describing the incident told CNN the stick was successful  but on one occasion  one of the other senators was speaking while another asked a question and then turned with another quick  longer  louder question. The member who was holding the stick \"forcefully delivered\" the stick across the room -- but it missed its mark and caused damage to a shelf in  Collins ' office.\nA glass elephant sitting on a shelf owned by  Collins  became the casualty  with the stick chipping it a little bit.",
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            "input": "A federal grand jury looking into  a soured $10 million real estate deal that involved the wife of Sen. Bernie Sanders  sought information on statements made to secure the loan  according to a witness and former trustee at the college where  Jane Sanders  served as president.\nRobin Lloyd  who served on the board at Burlington College  confirmed that a grand jury was looking into the case as recently as October. She said the panel was interested in what  Sanders  may have told trustees and lenders in order to secure the 2010 loan  for a 33-acre campus along Lake Champlain.\n\"They’re trying to pull together where did the money come from to enable Burlington College to convince (People’s United Bank) and the diocese to go ahead with  the deal .” - Robin Lloyd  former Burlington College trustee\n“They’re trying to pull together where did the money come from to enable Burlington College to convince (People’s United Bank) and the diocese to go ahead with  the deal  ” Lloyd told the Burlington Free Press.\n Sanders  reportedly told college trustees and bank lenders that the college had millions of dollars in donations that could be used to repay the loan. The land was purchased from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington.\nAt the time   Sanders  sought a $6.5 million loan from People’s United Bank to buy tax-exempt bonds issued by a state agency  and a $3.65 million second mortgage from the Roman Catholic Dioceses of Burlington.\nIn order to secure the money   Sanders  reportedly submitted a spreadsheet asserting that the school had $2.4 million in confirmed pledges  grants  and other funds to repay the debt.\nA spokesperson for the Sanders family  Jeff Weaver  said they had “absolutely no reason to believe that there is a grand jury empaneled to examine Burlington College  Dr. Jane Sanders  or any aspect of  Dr. Sanders ’ service as president of Burlington College.",
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            "input": "On Wednesday morning  NBC confirmed that they had fired morning news anchor  Matt Lauer .  Lauer  has served as the centerpiece of Today  which The New York Times calls “the most important part of the NBC News franchise ” since 1997. A memo from NBC News chairman Andy Lack cited “inappropriate sexual behavior” as the grounds for termination.\n“On Monday night ” Lack wrote  “We received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace by  Matt Lauer . It represented  after serious review  a clear violation of our company’s standards.”\nWhile NBC took swift action against  Lauer  even before the allegations went public  it’s safe to assume that this story is far from over. As Lack himself acknowledged  “While it is the first complaint about his behavior in the over twenty years he’s been at NBC News  we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident.”\nIn the wake of  Lauer ’s unexpected departure  Today was forced to reckon with the story in real time. Lauer’s co-host Savannah Guthrie was tasked with reporting on the latest in a string of sexual misconduct stories  this time involving her “dear  dear friend” and colleague. “How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?” an emotional Guthrie asked. “All we can say is we are heartbroken; I’m heartbroken.”\nLike the other recently disgraced media men before him  Lauer’s career is now open for reexamination. One incident that’s already been circulated and picked apart by social media is the Presidential Forum that  Lauer  moderated in September 2016. At the time   Lauer  was widely criticized for the way  he  interacted with candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton  with many accusing the Today host of employing a sexist double standard. In one article  “How Sexism  Like Matt Lauer’s  Could Imperil the Nation ” Adele M. Stan wrote  “When questioning Clinton   Lauer  was all alpha-male  interrupting  her  and tsk-tsking  her  for criticizing  her  opponent after he had asked  her  not to do so. But when paired with Trump  it became clear who was the alpha in that set-up. It clearly wasn't  Lauer   who allowed Trump to talk over him  and to evade specifics.”\nWhile  Lauer ’s tendency to interrupt Clinton repeatedly—while letting Trump go largely unchallenged—was certainly cringe-worthy  it may not be Lauer’s most painful on-air interaction. Anyone searching for an example of overt sexism need look no further than his 2012 Today interview with Anne Hathaway. The actress  who was promoting her film Les Miserables at the time  had had the misfortune of being photographed during a “wardrobe malfunction.” “I was getting out of the car and my dress was so tight that I didn’t realize it until I saw all the photographers’ flashes ” she reportedly said in response to the “devastating” incident. As if the revealing photographs weren’t enough  Hathaway was then grilled on the minor controversy by  Lauer   who opened the interview with a gross allusion to the intimate pics.\n“Anne Hathaway  good morning  nice to see you. Seen a lot of you lately ”  Lauer  greeted  his  guest. While Hathaway  who responded that  “I’d be happy to stay home ” clearly had no interest in discussing the upskirt shots   Lauer  continued. “Let’s just get it out of the way. You had a little wardrobe malfunction the other night. What’s the lesson learned from something like that  other than that you keep smiling  which you’ll always do.” To summarize:  Lauer   mistaking pervy paparazzi pics for actual news  asked an accomplished actress about a painful incident  phrasing the invasion of privacy as a personal failing (“what’s the lesson learned from something like that?”). To make matters even worse  he all but told Hathaway to smile through it—which is just what every woman wants to hear from a man who’s talking down to her about her lack of underwear on national television.\nHathaway  to her credit  managed to own  Lauer   replying  “Well  it was obviously an unfortunate incident. It kind of made me sad on two accounts. One was that I was very sad that we live in an age when someone takes a picture of another person in a vulnerable moment  and rather than delete it and do the decent thing  sells it. And I’m sorry that we live in a culture that commodifies sexuality of unwilling participants  which brings us back to Les Mis  because that’s what the character [Fantine] is. She is someone who is forced to sell sex to benefit her child because she has nothing and there’s no social safety net so yeah—let’s get back to Les Mis.”",
            "output": [
                "Matt Lauer"
            ]
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            "input": "Billionaire IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad  has died aged 91   the Swedish company said on Sunday   with the furniture empire  he  launched more than half a century ago familiar around the globe .  Kamprad  founded IKEA in 1943 when  he  was just 17   but didn ’ t hit gold until 1956   when the company pioneered flat - pack furniture .  He  got the idea as  he  watched an employee taking the legs off a table to fit it into a customer ’ s car and realised that saving space meant saving money . The retailer is now heading for 50 billion euros ($ 62 billion ) in annual revenues . Slideshow ( 7 Images ) “ One of the greatest entrepreneurs of the 20th century   Ingvar Kamprad   has peacefully passed away   at his home in Smaland   Sweden   on the 27th of January  ” the company said . Born on March 30   1926   in southern Sweden   Kamprad started off selling matches to neighbours at the age of five and soon diversified his inventory to include seeds   Christmas tree decorations   pencils and ball - point pens . “ Ingvar Kamprad was a great entrepreneur of the typical southern Swedish kind - hardworking and stubborn   with a lot of warmth and a playful twinkle in his eye  ” the company said . “ He worked until the very end of his life   staying true to his own motto that most things remain to be done .” ($ 1 = 0 . 8052 euros )",
            "output": [
                "Ingvar Kamprad"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-7aec02d4769740e4882105df91e2b04e",
            "input": "John Skipper  has resigned from  his  top position at ESPN and co-chairmanship of the Disney Media Networks.  Skipper  had recently signed a contract extending  his  leadership to 2021.\n\"Today I have resigned from my duties as President of ESPN  \" Skipper  said in a statement released on Monday. \"I have had a wonderful career at the Walt Disney Company and am grateful for the many opportunities and friendships.\"\n\"I have struggled for many years with a substance addiction. I have decided that the most important thing I can do right now is to take care of my problem \"  he  said.\nGeorge Bodenheimer   Skipper 's predecessor at ESPN who was president from 1998-2011  will take over as acting chairman of the company for the next 90 days.\n\"I've stayed in close contact with  John   and I believe in the direction  he 's taking ESPN \" said Bodenheimer. \" He 's assembled an outstanding leadership team — many of whom I know very well — and I am extremely confident we will work together effectively to move ESPN forward during this transition.\"",
            "output": [
                "John Skipper"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "On Monday  a federal judge rescheduled proceedings for  Zakaryia Abdin  to January  according to documents filed in federal court. Both prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed to spend more time preparing  in part because some of the evidence is classified.\n Abdin  18   was arrested at Charleston's airport in March as  he  tried to board a plane for Jordan. Authorities said  he  told an undercover FBI agent posing as an Islamic State recruiter that  he  wanted to torture an American  and would attack a U.S. site if  he  couldn't get out of the country.\n Abdin  has pleaded not guilty and remains jailed on a charge of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization. If convicted  he could face up to 20 years in prison. His attorney has declined to comment.\nThe teen has been monitored for years. At 16  authorities said   he  talked about robbing a gun store to get weapons to kill soldiers as revenge for American military action in the Middle East.  He  was arrested before the robbery  pleaded guilty  and a parole board agreed to  his  early release after about a year in jail.\n Abdin  knew that authorities were still watching  him  — but apparently didn't realize  his  \"recruiter\" was a federal agent.\n\"We are most likely to contact an undercover agent than a real brother \"  Abdin  told the undercover agent. \"That is why I carry guns in my house  in my car and even I used to secretly take to school. It is very humiliating to be captured.\"\nAccording to an FBI statement released after  Abdin 's indictment   he  told the agent that if  he  did get to torture an American hostage   he  wanted  his  face shown on video  saying  \"I want to be the one to send the message because they know who I am.\"\n Abdin  also sent a video of  himself  pledging  his  allegiance to the Islamic State in Arabic and told them  he  could do whatever was needed  according to the sworn statement. The FBI said  he  also practiced shooting several different guns during the first three months of 2017.\nThe FBI said  Abdin  knew agents would learn of  his  purchase and travel plans  and so tried to hide  his  tracks by contacting authorities to tell them  he  bought guns for hunting and would be traveling to the Middle East on a vacation.  He  also asked authorities for a meeting  where  he  told them  he  no longer held the extreme beliefs that led to  his  first arrest.",
            "output": [
                "Zakaryia Abdin"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-151fd6423d254d6bae0ddee49ec9ae15",
            "input": "(CNN)  Nadia  was just 15 when ISIS fighters swarmed into  her  homeland.  She  says  she  was kidnapped  bought and sold by men who told  her  they owned  her   and repeatedly raped by them.\nThree years on  the traumatized Yazidi is finally free of  her  captors  but remains trapped in a living nightmare  fearing the ISIS militants could still get to  her   or worse  kill members of  her  family.\nThe frail 18-year-old former slave doesn't even know if  her  mother  father and brother are still alive.\nAt a meeting in the Kurdistan region of Iraq   she  hides behind  her  cousin  one hand clenching  her  relative's shirt  the other holding tight to  her  own dress. Shell-shocked   she  cannot remember how many younger siblings  she  has  and struggles to recall their names.\n Nadia  was kidnapped by ISIS fighters who took over  her  Yazidi homeland when  she  was 15.\nNadia (not  her  real name) was among thousands of Yazidis captured by ISIS in August 2014 when the terror group launched an assault on Sinjar  then home to more than half a million members of this minority group.\n Nadia  and and  her  older sister Amira were separated from the rest of the family.  Their  mother was pregnant at the time  and  Nadia  doesn't know where she - or her baby - is now.\nIt was here   Nadia  says  that  she  witnessed an incident that still haunts  her : ISIS militants took a child away from his mother as  she  screamed for him.  Her  captors responded by hitting  her  on the head.  Nadia  still doesn't know what happened to the pair at the hands of the terrorists.\n\"They would tell us we sold you  we bought you \"  she  says. \"There were days we would wish we would die so no one says they sold us ... Beating and everything else is bearable  but not selling.\"\nAn Iraqi Kurdish investigator who asked to be identified as Shaima has heard stories like Nadia's dozens of times as she interviews freed Yazidis. \"Some of them are eager to tell their story. Some of them are reluctant because they can't go into the details -- it's difficult for them \" she says.\nFrom Mosul   Nadia  and  her  sister were taken to Syria  where  Nadia  spent a year being moved between Homs  Tabqa  ISIS' self-declared capital  Raqqa  and Deir Ezzor.\n Nadia  says  her  sister Amira killed herself after she was forced to \"marry\" an ISIS fighter.\n Nadia  says  she  was repeatedly raped at the hands of  her  kidnappers.  Her  sister killed herself in captivity.\nAfter her suicide   Nadia  says she was determined to get away. She and some other Yazidi captives tied their headscarves together to form a rope they used to climb out of the house where they were being held captive.\nSold to a Syrian ISIS fighter   Nadia  says  she  became pregnant; to avoid having a child conceived by rape   she  threw  herself  from walls and took pills to terminate the pregnancy.\n\"I did not want it  what else could I do?\"  she  asks.",
            "output": [
                "Nadia"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-783e902b3d5849a1a9bc7be00f70f255",
            "input": "The suspect  Akayed Ullah   a 27-year-old male from Bangladesh  was taken into custody after reportedly being injured by the blast.  The man  has reportedly been in the U.S. for seven years and lived in the Brooklyn area.\nSpeaking with MSNBC  former NYPD commissioner Bill Bratton said sources claimed  Ullah  carried out the act in the name of ISIS.\nCBS News reported that  Ullah  was inspired by the terror group online but did not have any actual connections to the group.\nA photo of the suspect in custody circulating on social media was confirmed to be legitimate. Authorities said  Ullah  was also found with a second device.",
            "output": [
                "Akayed Ullah"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-5e75b8cc380d4f78be2e0db3ce6aca9c",
            "input": "(CNN) Protesters greeted  white supremacist leader Richard Spencer  with loud boos and chants of \"Go home Spencer\" during  his  speech Thursday afternoon at the University of Florida in Gainesville.\nThe talk was Spencer's first planned speech on a college campus since  he  and others participated in the \" Unite the Right \" rally in Charlottesville  Virginia  in August.\n Spencer  took the stage at the Phillips Center at just after 2:45 p.m. Those in the venue  many of whom stood with their fists raised  loudly booed and chanted lines like \"Go home  Spencer \" and \"Nazis are not welcome here.\"\n\"I'm not going home  I will stand here all day if I have to \" a combative  Spencer  told the crowd.\nPeople react as  Richard Spencer  speaks at the Phillips Center on Thursday in Gainesville  Florida.\nStill  the heckling continued through  his  time on stage  leading to several moments of frustration from  Spencer .\nThe event thrust the university into the ongoing debate about what constitutes protected speech and the extent of its limits.  Spencer  is the president of the National Policy Institute  a leader of the \"alt-right\" movement and a proponent of the white nationalist movement that advocates for a white \"awakening\" and a white ethno-state.\nProtesters held up signs against  Richard Spencer  in Gainesville.\nUniversity of Florida President W. Kent Fuchs denounced  Spencer 's white supremacist platform as abhorrent in a letter to students  but said the school could not stop him from renting the Phillips Center for the event.\nCrowds gather outside  Richard Spencer's  speech at the Phillips Center at the University of Florida.\nThe vast majority of people out protesting were opposed to  Spencer  and  his  views. Craig Carlisle  from Gainesville  held up a sign saying \"No Trump Nazis.\" He said he had a message for  Spencer : \"Don't be racist.\"\nJamie Bell was one of many people protesting  Richard Spencer 's speech in Gainesville.\nA man wearing a shirt with swastikas on it was punched by an unidentified person near the site of  a planned speech by Richard Spencer .\n White nationalist Richard Spencer  faced a vocal outcry at  his speech on Thursday .\nIn an interview with CNN on Tuesday   Spencer  said  he  was flattered by the state of emergency declaration  which  he  said put  him  on par with \"hurricanes and invading armies and zombie apocalypses.\"\nStill   he  said  he  thought the declaration was overkill.",
            "output": [
                "Richard Spencer"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-e1d0572d4e7546fd91b213892f06d4f9",
            "input": "Another participant  Nicolette  22   was surprised by how much fellow students asked  her  about being on social media.\n\"And it doesn't just end at school. It continues  you know  when you go home \" Nicolette said. \"So you're basically being judged twice as much  and all day  every day.\"\nAlthough their age and identity were kept  a secret  Nicolette  said  her  friendships \"were all real.\"\n\"We were going into this to help them  to raise awareness  to make a difference in not just this school  but all the schools in this country \"  she  said.",
            "output": [
                "Nicolette"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-fccd5a9038c344c9a913b3feee211652",
            "input": "Republicans on the House Science Committee are accusing  Linda Birnbaum   director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences  of lobbying. In letters sent to the Inspector General and acting secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services  Reps. Lamar Smith and Andy Biggs wrote that they were “conducting oversight” of  Birnbaum ’s activity in response to a editorial she wrote in a scientific journal.\n Birnbaum ’s editorial  which the journal PLOS Biology published in December  addressed the gaps in the regulation of toxic chemicals. Though there are more than 85 000 chemicals approved for use in commerce  she noted in the piece  “U.S. policy has not accounted for evidence that chemicals in widespread use can cause cancer and other chronic diseases  damage reproductive systems  and harm developing brains at low levels of exposure once believed to be harmless.”\nA toxicologist who has headed NIEHS and the National Toxicology Program since 2009   Birnbaum  received no funding for writing the editorial  as  she  notes in the piece  nor does  she  recommend any specific policy  piece of legislation  or action in it beyond being engaged citizens.\nSmith and Bigg’s attack on  Birnbaum  seems less designed to exonerate a particular chemical. In the editorial that caused the most recent stir in the House committee   Birnbaum  introduced an issue of the journal that covered a broad range of environmental science problems from the challenges of setting drinking water limits for PFOA to the need clarify the relationship between the dose and response of certain chemicals.",
            "output": [
                "Linda Birnbaum"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-28796e1c0bc34dccbba69edb1eaaf13c",
            "input": "Benavidez  defends title: On the televised undercard   21-year-old WBC super middleweight champion David Benavidez  successfully defended  his  title for the first time by outslugging Ronald Gavril in a rematch of their first meeting last September. Benavidez  who won by unanimous decision  remains the youngest champion in boxing.\n Benavidez  punished Gavril from the opening bell  landing effective combinations throughout the fight. By the time it was over  Gavril's face and white trunks were soaked with blood  but the Romanian fighter fought back until the final bell.  Benavidez  scored a near unanimous shutout  winning by scores of 119-109 and 120-108 twice.\n Benavidez  did not use  his  right hand at all for the last few rounds  throwing mostly left jabs  and revealed a badly swollen right knuckle after the fight. The Phoenix fighter improved to 20-0 (17 KOs)  while Gavril fell to 18-3 (14 KOs).\n“I knew  he  was going to come aggressive.  He ’s a one-trick opponent \"  Benavidez  said. \"I knew I could jab and box  him  all day. When I saw the opening I took it. I didn’t knock  him  out though –  he ’s a tough son of a gun.",
            "output": [
                "David Benavidez"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-7f616cf9127e4d94aeb64cbebdc3a0e6",
            "input": "The city had long claimed that clothing worn by  Mohamed Bah — who  was shot by cops in  his  Harlem apartment on Sept. 25  2012 — wasn't in its custody.\n 2 accounts of Mohamed Bah  man shot by NYPD cops   told at trial\n They  had asked Manhattan Federal Court Judge Kevin Castel to sanction the city for its handling of evidence  but  he  denied  their  request in June.\nSeveral days into the civil rights trial over Bah's death  city officials on Nov. 3 told Randolph McLaughlin and Debra Cohen  who represent the Bah family  the mortuary release form \"mistakenly stated that  his  clothing was released with  his  remains\" - and was in NYPD custody  according to recently filed court docs.",
            "output": [
                "Mohamed Bah"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-298064bf8f6d4d3ca63e52825a89c81d",
            "input": "Jon Cordova  serves as the principal deputy assistant secretary for administration at HHS. A KFile review of  Cordova 's social media accounts found that he pushed stories filled with baseless claims and conspiracy theories  including stories that claimed Gold Star father Khizr Khan is a \"Muslim Brotherhood agent\" and made baseless claims about Sen. Ted Cruz's personal life.\n\" Mr. Cordova  is currently on administrative leave while we look into this issue further \" a HHS spokesperson said in a statement.\n Cordova  did not respond to a request for comment.\n Cordova  joined HHS in February of 2017  initially as part of the Office of the White House Liaison. In his current role   Cordova  oversees day-to-day operations for the Office of Human Relations  Office of the Chief Information Officer  Office of Security and Strategic Information  Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance and Operations Office and the Program Support Center  according to his biography posted on the HHS website.",
            "output": [
                "Jon Cordova"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-e1f72e36e51248989dc2904f0fdbc563",
            "input": "Joseph Boeckmann  later became a district judge at Wynne in eastern Arkansas  then for years preyed on men misfortunate enough to land in  his  courtroom. The federal government says  he  deserves a 37-month prison term for a pattern of misconduct that involved  him  demanding overtly sexual acts — at the prosecutor's office until  he  was run off and later from the bench  even though  his  criminal charges involve only  his  behavior as a judge.\n\"It can be fairly inferred that the defendant's goal in running for his judicial position was to once again have access to young men in vulnerable positions \" government lawyers wrote before Wednesday's sentencing hearing. An FBI agent is prepared to detail two investigations into  Boeckmann 's having at least seven young men pose for him — some nude — in return for a reduced bond or the outright dropping of criminal charges.\n\"The similarity between the accounts given by the young men who the FBI interviewed in the previous case and the young men interviewed as part of the (current) case are striking and demonstrate the defendant's clear and continuous pattern of abuse dating back at least 20 years \" the government lawyers wrote in asking U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker to also consider  Boeckmann 's misbehavior as a deputy prosecutor in the 1990s.\nBut the ex-judge's lawyer  Jeff Rosenzweig  said it would be unfair to cite the older claims because  Boeckmann 's failing health and memory would make it impossible to refute them. He said home detention would be appropriate for \"an elderly  broken  ailing man.\"\nIn 2016  as it investigated  Boeckmann 's behavior as a judge  The Associated Press filed a Freedom of Information Act request seeking documents related to the previous investigations. The FBI denied the AP's request  citing a right to privacy. The AP was denied again on appeal.\nProsecuting Attorney Fletcher Long told an AP reporter in 2016 that his office did not have a copy of  Boeckmann 's letter of resignation. When asked about the previous investigation  he said he did not recall allegations involving  Boeckmann . Long was traveling Tuesday and did not return a call to his office seeking comment.\nThe government's filing said the U.S. Attorney's Office declined to prosecute  Boeckmann  in the 1990s because  he  had agreed to resign as deputy prosecutor.\nThe U.S. Attorney at Little Rock then was Paula Casey  who recently retired as dean of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock law school. She said Tuesday she didn't recall the previous  Boeckmann  investigations but that any decision in her office to bring a civil rights or public integrity case — or to decline one — would have also gone through the U.S. Justice Department. A message left with the current U.S. attorney's office was not returned.",
            "output": [
                "Joseph Boeckmann"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-91d0b004661541f7939578df78499f82",
            "input": "NEW YORK — MSNBC host and former Republican Congressman Joe Scarborough  has made  his  departure from the GOP official.\n Scarborough  announced that he would leave the party in July and accused Republicans of abandoning their fiscal principles.  Scarborough  has been a fierce critic of President Donald Trump  who has targeted  Scarborough  and his fiancee and co-host Mika Brzezinski on Twitter.\n Scarborough  was elected to four U.S. House terms from Florida starting in 1994.\n Scarborough : Ivanka Trump  Jared Kushner should leave Washington",
            "output": [
                "Joe Scarborough"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-186418a0778d4f79a2f910a3a79a83e7",
            "input": "Former German actress Renate Langer  filed a report with Swiss police claiming that Polanski raped her in Gstaad in February 1972  when she was just 15 years old  according to a report acquired by The New York Times.\n Langer   61  said  she  met Polanski while working at a modeling agency in Munich during high school.\n He  allegedly raped  her  at  his  home when  she  visited  him  in Gstaad  then again a month later in Rome where  she  had a small role in  his  movie “Che?”\nAnother woman claims Roman Polanski molested  her  when she was  16\n Renate Langer   Portr?t  neben den Dreharbeiten zur ZDF-Reihe \"Traumschiff\"  Folge 15  \"Brasilien\"  Episode 1-3  MS \"Berlin\"  01.04.1986  Kreuzfahrtschiff  Kreuzfahrt  auf Deck  Meer  Urlaub  Portrait  Schauspielerin  Promis  Prominente  Prominenter  HD; (Photo by Peter Bischoff/Getty Images) (Peter Bischoff/Getty Images)  Renate Langer   Dreharbeiten zur ZDF-Reihe \"Traumschiff\"  Folge 15  \"Brasilien\"  Episode 1-3  MS \"Berlin\"  01.04.1986  Kreuzfahrt  Kreuzfahrtschiff  unter Deck  Modenschau  brasilianische Kleider  Laufsteg  Schauspielerin  Promis  Prominente  Prominenter  HD; (Photo by Peter Bischoff/Getty Images) (Peter Bischoff/Getty Images)  Former German actress Renate Langer  filed a report with Swiss police claiming that Polanski raped  her  in Gstaad in February 1972  when  she  was just 15 years old.\n He  fled the country in February 1978  hours before  he  was rumored to be sentenced to 50 years in prison.",
            "output": [
                "Renate Langer"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-23df778dd2ea4d24a296b78ce8ec47d9",
            "input": "A dramatic video of the incident shows  Randall Margraves  at first standing calmly and calling Nassar a \"son of a bitch.\" The judge says she understands his anger but asks him not to use profanity.\nTwo of the man's daughters  Lauren and  Madison Margraves   had just delivered victim impact statements. Their sister   Morgan Margraves   wrote a statement that had been read aloud during Nassar's previous sentencing hearing in Ingham County  Mich.  where he was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison.\n\"I would ask you to  as part of the sentencing  to grant me five minutes in a locked room with this demon \"  Margraves  says. The judge says she can't do that.\n\"Would you give me one minute?\"  Margraves  asks.\n Margraves  then rushes across the courtroom toward Nassar.\n He  is pushed back by Nassar's attorney. Deputies tackle  Margraves  to the floor   his  head striking a table. The officers tell  him  to put  his  hands behind  his  back  as  Margraves  continues protesting  \"I want that son of a bitch!\" and \"Give me one minute with that bastard.\"\nThe deputies pull  him  off the floor and begin to lead  him  out of the room.\n\"What if this had happened to you guys' daughters?\"  Margraves  asks them.\n Margraves  turns back and says  \"You haven't lived through  it   lady!\"\n\"I understand  Mr. Margraves'  frustration \"  she  says. \"But you cannot do this. This is not helping your children  this is not helping your community  this is not helping us. ... Use your words  use your experiences to get  him  and to change. Do not use physical violence.\"",
            "output": [
                "Randall Margraves"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "The statement said the couple will live in Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace. Harry and  Markle âs upcoming wedding will be the first grand royal wedding since Prince William and Kate Middleton got married in 2011.\nWilliam and Kate  who is expecting her third child  said in a statement they are excited for the couple  adding that âit has been wonderful getting to know  Meghan  and to see how happy  she  and Harry are together.\"\n Markle   best known for  her  role as an ambitious paralegal in the hit U.S. legal drama \"Suits \" surprised many when  she  shared  her  feelings for Harry in a September cover story for Vanity Fair. Asked about the media frenzy surrounding their courtship  the 36-year-old said: \"At the end of the day I think it's really simple ... we're two people who are really happy and in love.\"\nDescribing Harry as her \"boyfriend  \" Markle  said that while  she  expected that  she  and Harry would have to \"come forward\" about their relationship at some point  the two were just a couple enjoying time spent with each other.\n\"Personally  I love a great love story \"  she  said.\n Markle 's Vanity Fair interview broke new ground. It is unusual for a royal love interest to speak so publicly -- and candidly -- before becoming engaged. Harry's past reported girlfriends all shied away from the media limelight  and his sister-in-law  formerly known as Kate Middleton  stayed silent until she and Prince William gave a formal televised interview at Buckingham Palace after their engagement became public.\nBut then  unlike some other \"commoners\" romantically linked to Britain's royals   Markle  is no stranger to media exposure and the world of show business.\nThe actress's most successful role is the feisty Rachel Zane in the TV legal show \"Suits \" now in its seventh season.  Her  career has included small parts on TV series including \"Fringe \" \"CSI: Miami \" \"Knight Rider\" and \"Castle \" as well as movies such as \"Horrible Bosses.\" Outside of acting   Markle  founded a lifestyle blog called TheTig.com (which closed down in April without explanation)  and has lent  her  celebrity status to humanitarian causes.\n She  has campaigned with the United Nations on gender equality  written in Time magazine about girls' education and the stigma surrounding menstruation  and has traveled to Rwanda as global ambassador for the charity World Vision Canada.  She  has described how  her  mother took  her  to the slums of Jamaica to witness poverty first-hand  saying experiences like that shaped  her  social consciousness and charity work.\nTo some degree that mirrors the experience of Harry  who was also inspired by his mother's humanitarian work and embraced the types of charities Diana favored in the final years of  her  life before  her  1997 death in a Paris car crash.\nHarry and  Markle  held hands for their first official appearance together in September in Toronto at the Invictus Games  a sporting event for wounded service personnel that Harry spearheaded.\nBoth were dressed casually in jeans  smiling and chatting as they arrived for a tennis match. Several days later  Harry was photographed kissing  Markle  on the cheek as he joined the actress and  her  mother in a luxury box to watch the event's closing ceremony.\n Markle  said  she  met Harry through friends in London in July 2016  and that they had been dating quietly for several months before the romance hit the headlines.\nSome tabloids had alluded to  Markle 's mixed-race heritage  pointing out  she  has an African-American mother and a white father.\n Markle  herself has spoken out about coming to terms with being biracial -- both growing up  and in  her  Hollywood career.\nIn a March interview with Allure magazine   she  said studying race at college was \"the first time I could put a name to feeling too light in the black community and too mixed in the white community.",
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            "input": "One good  Samaritan  Dr. Imamu Baraka   stepped in when  he  saw officials dumping the seemingly disoriented woman  who was still dressed in her hospital gown and socks  at a nearby bus stop.\n Baraka  says  he  was leaving  his  practice that evening when  he  saw what  he  calls \"patient dumping\" in action.\n\"At first I was shocked \"  he  told The Associated Press. \"I couldn't believe what I was seeing. And I move beyond that to the next level from being shocked. I became … irritated and fearful for the young lady. And then I became angry.\"\n He  quickly grabbed  his  cell phone to document the scene.\n Baraka   a psychotherapist in the area  says he hopes this unfortunate incident will open up a discussion of mental health in this country.",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE  Tom Petty's  legendary music career dated back to the 1960s and included multiple bands along with solo work. USA TODAY\n Tom Petty  talks to the media at a Super Bowl press conference at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix on Jan. 31  2008. (Photo: Rob Schumacher  The Arizona Republic)\nAs with many musicians   Tom Petty 's music provides a soundtrack for many fans' lives.\nIn the case of  Petty   who died Monday night at 66  it's a literal soundtrack  too  as the singer and guitar player's tunes have enjoyed a life far beyond concerts  albums (more than 80 million sold) and radio play  elevating many films and TV shows over the past few decades.\n Petty  earned the ultimate stage  too  as  Tom Petty  and the Heartbreakers performed at the Super Bowl XLII halftime show  playing American Girl  I Won't Back Down  Free Fallin' and Runnin' Down a Dream.\nMore: Tom Petty’s best quotes on fame  greed and the state of rock ‘n’ roll\nIn a couple of classic films   Petty  songs are celebrated in the way many fans appreciate tunes: solo sing-along driving.\nMore: Hearts break in Hollywood after Tom Petty dies at 66\nMore: Remembering  Tom Petty  American  icon and eternal rock 'n' roll underdog\n Tom Petty  and the Heartbreakers recorded the soundtrack for 1996's She's the One  which stars Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz.\n Petty  also made a memorable appearance on The Simpsons  a sign of pop culture resonance that ranks almost as high as a Super Bowl halftime show.\n He  joined music greats Mick Jagger  Keith Richards  Elvis Costello  Lenny Kravitz and Brian Setzer as they voiced themselves as instructors at a rock fantasy camp that Homer attends in the 2002 episode  'How I Spent My Strummer Vacation.'\n Petty  conducted a lyrics workshop that Homer and his friends didn't fully appreciate  a situation often encountered by true artists.",
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            "input": "The Washington Post praised Sen. Jeff Flake R-Ariz.  for speaking out against President Donald Trump  but questioned why GOP leaders and most of his colleagues were remaining silent.\nIn an editorial  the Posted noted:  \"Sen. Jeff Flake an Arizona Republican   delivered an address to the U.S. Senate Tuesday that was profoundly eloquent in its diagnosis of the degradation that President Trump has brought to American politics.\nIt noted Sen. Bob Corker  R-Tenn.  who like  Flake  is not running for re-election  has joined  him  in speaking up.\n\"A few others have shown some courage at times:  Mr. Flake 's fellow Arizonan  the indomitable John McCain; the independent-minded Susan Collins of Maine; Alaska's Lisa Murkowski \" the newspaper said. \"But given that  Mr. Flake 's fellow Republicans privately agree with much of what he had to say  the silence from his leaders and most of his colleagues is overpowering.\"",
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            "input": "The clock has finally run out for an Upper East Side judge who ridiculed a lawyer with cerebral palsy and allowed cases involving tenants without heat or hot water to drag on   sources told The Post . The Manhattan Housing Court ’ s advisory council   which reviews its judges after each four - year term   recently ruled that jurist Susan Avery should get the boot — as it catalogued years of complaints against her   sources said . Avery ’ s chief - judge boss is now set to follow through on the recommendation by the end of the year   sources said . “ Considering the complaints against her   it ’ s about time for her to leave the bench  ” said Alan Flacks   a longtime local resident pushing for judicial reform . Avery   52   of East 84th Street   landed her $ 175   000 - a - year job in 2012 thanks to a political appointment by then - Chief Judge Gail Prudenti . But she started demonstrating poor judgment almost immediately from the bench   according to the 14 - member Advisory Council for the Housing Part of the Civil Court of New York City . In 2013   Avery reprimanded a lawyer with cerebral palsy for his sloppy handwriting   the panel said in its four - page finding   which called the judge “ unfeeling .’’ The incident resulted in a letter of caution being placed in Avery ’ s file   according to a court source . The council — comprised of representatives from both the real - estate industry and tenants ’ organizations appointed by the mayor and governor — also criticized Avery for “ excessive multi - week adjournments ” for cases involving lack of heat and hot water   said the letter   a copy of which was read to The Post . The advisory council said in its decision last month that the New York Law School grad showed a general “ lack of concern ” for the litigants before her . The council added it was “ disturbed further ” by conflicts of interests involving the Housing Court judge ’ s family real - estate holdings . A court source said  Avery  failed to disclose that a law firm administering a family trust also regularly represents landlords in cases before the judge . Meanwhile   the jurist garnered a “ not approved ” rating by the city Bar Association — twice . Voters also refused to back her two bids to move up to civil court . In the summer of 2016    a judge who was running against Avery for a civil - court position  lodged a complaint over her campaign tactics . Justice Sabrina Kraus   who was appointed to the bench in 2005   accused Avery ’ s boyfriend of making derogatory comments about her Iranian heritage on Facebook .  Avery  failed to disavow the remarks   showing ethnic bias   the advisory panel added . Kraus beat  Avery  to win the seat .  Avery  ran for civil court again this year but lost in the September primary .  Avery  did not respond to multiple requests for comment . The former chief judge who appointed her   Prudenti   said she had no memory of choosing her .",
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            "input": "Cara  and Jesse Nuno\nWho:  Cara  and Jesse Nuno\nHow much: $272 261 in five years \nCara  and  Jesse Nuno  (Photo: NerdWallet.com)\nSix years ago   Cara  and  Jesse Nuno  could not imagine a debt-free life.\n Cara : I think I had suggested [going to a credit counselor] in the past  but at the time Jess was too proud to talk to  them .\nJesse: In 2012  I can’t remember if we saw the advertisement [for the agency] on TV or not  but somehow it just kinda clicked  so we went to  them .  They  gave us April’s number.\nApril (credit counselor): The majority of  their  debt was old and in collections  so they were really at the “cleanup stage” and [handling each debt] one at a time more than all together. They used a mix of different techniques to address the collections. Some needed to be disputed as already paid or invalid. They also had some that appeared to be past the statute of limitations  so they first needed to verify this with an attorney and then dispute. Others they settled on  but most they made paid in full.\n Cara :  We  kept looking each month at what  we  had and the progress  we  had made. Slowly but surely  as  we  disputed and paid down  our  debts   our  credit scores went up.\n Jesse : Same for me. I was looking forward to the future where one day   we ’d be able to buy things again.\nApril: When  Jesse  and Cara first came to me in 2012  their credit scores were 536 and 584  respectively. As of 2016  Cara’s was 667 and  Jesse ’s was 758.\n Jesse : I seem to be sleeping better at night  not tossing and turning like I used to  figuring how I’m going to pay this or how I’m going to pay that. It takes its toll — I got the gray hair to prove it.\n Cara :  We ’d like to do some work on the house and get  our  vehicles paid off. Now  we  have a budget  and Jess pays all  our  bills early.\n Cara : It’s OK to ask for counseling to get started with a plan to get your debt paid off. Don’t be embarrassed to ask for help because you’re not the only person that’s been there.",
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            "input": "\"It is impossible not to conclude that McHugh knew full well he was purposefully and illegally exposing his tenants to catastrophic injury and death \" the suit said. Noe Duran  the roommate who escaped the fire  is also a party to the suit.\n McHugh could not be reached for comment. His attorney  Greg Stannard  said he had not had time to review the case and could not comment.\n McHugh is under a court order to sell all his rental properties in Los Angeles by the fall of 2010 as part of a plea agreement to avoid jail time for fire and habitability violations.\n City officials have been trying to regulate McHugh for decades. In the 1980s  then-City Attorney Ira Reiner accused McHugh  now 84  of dealing in \"blood money\" and threatened to put him in jail.\n But the landlord continued to amass buildings and a record of violating health and safety codes. Last summer  his lawyer told city officials that he owned more than 140 properties  housing about 8 000 people  many of them impoverished immigrants in the city's core.\n Tenants and their advocates say the conditions in his buildings caused health risks such as lead poisoning  asthma and ear infections caused by allergy to cockroaches.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump finds  the sexual misconduct allegations against U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore “troubling”  and thinks he should leave the race if  they  are true  the White House said on Thursday  as party leaders in Alabama stood by their nominee.\n Judge Roy Moore  speaks as  he  participates in the Mid-Alabama Republican Club's Veterans Day Program in Vestavia Hills  Alabama  U.S.  November 11  2017. REUTERS/Marvin Gentry\nTrump’s position did not go as far as other Republican leaders in Washington who have said they believe the women accusing the former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice and have demanded  Moore  withdraw from the race before the Dec. 12 vote.\n“The president said in his statement earlier this week that if the allegations are true  then  Roy Moore  should step aside. He still firmly believes that ” she said.\nAsked if the president’s endorsement of  Moore  still stands  Sanders said Trump thinks Alabama voters should decide the winner of the race.\nIn the past week  multiple women have accused  Moore  of sexual improprieties or unwanted romantic advances they said occurred decades ago. Some of the women were teenagers at the time  and he was in his 30s.\nBefore the allegations surfaced   Moore  was heavily favored to defeat Democrat Doug Jones in the special election next month.\n Moore  scored a decisive Republican primary victory in September over Luther Strange  who was appointed to fill the vacant seat after Jeff Sessions became U.S. attorney general earlier this year.\nTrump backed Strange in the primary but threw his support to  Moore  after Strange’s defeat.",
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            "input": "Embattled Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski  says  he  did \"earn some money\" as a result of services  his  private consulting firm provided to the Brazilian construction company entangled in Latin America's biggest corruption scandal.\nIn an hour-long interview with Peruvian media Sunday   Kuczynski  repeated earlier assertions that  he  had no involvement in the Westfield Capital firm when Odebrecht-led consortiums made $782 000 in payments over a decade ago.\nBut  Kuczynski  did acknowledge that as a shareholder in  the company   he  would have benefited from any profits that resulted.\nPeru's congress has initiated impeachment proceedings against  Kuczynski  on grounds that  he  displayed \"moral incapacity.\" Opposition lawmakers say Kuczysnki should have disclosed the payments.\n Kuczynski  was a government minister at the time some of the payments were made.",
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            "input": "During a news segment on Tuesday night before the race was called  WGCL-TV journalist Sharon Reed addressed a viewer  Kathy Rae  who sent an email criticizing the anchor’s comments on how race played a role in the election. In the email   Rae  called Reed a “N***r ” misspelling the slur. (Readers should be aware that the word also appears uncensored below.)\nReed addressed the email on-air  saying that  Rae  “mischaracterized” what  she  said.\n“So I think when arguing with somebody  you have to be careful not to mischaracterize their viewpoint  so I won’t mischaracterize your view either   Kathy Rae  ”  she  continued. “I get it. On Dec. 5  2017  you think it’s OK to call this journalist a nigger. I don’t. But I could clap back and say a few things to you. But instead  I’ll let  your words  Kathy Rae   speak for  themselves . And that’ll be the last word.”\nPlease watch: This is a Teaching moment.  Kathy Rae  earned an education. #TheNWord #Nigger [Link] — Killer Mike (@KillerMike) December 6  2017\nFelt this clapback in my joints. The 👏🏾 hands? WHEW.  She  could’ve made that woman cry if  she  really wanted to. [Link] — Liz. (@LizMAdetiba) December 6  2017\nSharon Reed dragg Kathy Rae Rae all the way back to hell where she belongs.\nLet us build a sta Kathy Rae athy Rae so we always remember. [Link] — jay smooth (@jsmooth995) December 6  2017",
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            "input": "Face masks are placed on children in Antananarivo   Madagascar   on Tuesday . ( Alexander Joe / Associated Press ) Some might consider the plague a thing of the past   buried deep in medieval history . But it thrives in Madagascar   where the disease is a seasonal worry . And this year   the country is experiencing what may be its deadliest outbreak in years : About 194 people are suspected to have fallen ill from the plague since August   and 33 have died as of Saturday   according to Madagascar ’ s Ministry of Health . Experts say they can ’ t remember the last time the death toll was so high . In 2016   63 people died over the course of the year   out of 275 cases . The majority of this year ’ s cases are pneumonic plague   which can be transmitted through coughing   according to the BBC . This form of the disease can kill an infected person in less than a day . To slow the outbreak   Madagascar is temporarily shutting down its public institutions . Government authorities ordered two universities to close   and other schools have shut their doors across the country   including the capital   Antananarivo   so buildings can be sprayed with insecticides . The World Health Organization has shipped more than a million doses of antibiotics to the country   the BBC reported . “ We are scared — all of these deaths show that the situation is serious  ” Miora Herinjatovo   55   told Agence France - Presse on Wednesday . She got a mask from a hospital — unlike her husband   who failed to get one after standing in line outside a pharmacy . He instead collected a handful of generic antibiotics . [ The plague   alive and well in Madagascar ] Experts say the outbreak started in late August   when a 31 - year - old man from the eastern city of Toamasina took a trip inland to Ankazobe   where the plague lives in rodent and flea populations . While there   he came down with malaria - like symptoms . He died in a taxi home   passing through Antananarivo   the WHO said in a Sept . 28 statement . The WHO said that many of the cases identified are directly or indirectly linked to the man   which is evidence of person - to - person transmission . Of the 31 people who made direct or indirect contact with him   four became ill and died   the WHO said . Antananarivo and Toamasina were among the most - infected cities : As of Sept . 30   Antananarivo and its suburbs had 27 cases and seven deaths   and Toamasina had 18 cases and five deaths . Antananarivo has about 1 . 3 million residents   while Toamasina has about 237   000   according to a 2014 count by the National Institute of Statistics in Madagascar . Public gatherings   including jazz festivals and basketball tournaments   have been called off to prevent the plague from spreading   according to media reports . One of the people killed by the plague last week was a basketball coach from the Seychelles   who died while visiting the capital for a tournament   according to a WHO report released Thursday . “ Right now   we have the outbreak of a very infectious   fatal disease  ” said Katharina Kreppel   an epidemiologist at the Ifakara Health Institute in Tanzania   who spent four years conducting field research in Madagascar . “ If people don ’ t notice fast enough   or don ’ t have access to health care fast enough   they die very quickly .” [ There ’ s plague in Arizona . Authorities warn of fleas that can infect people and pets .] This plague shares the same bacterium   yersinia pestis   that caused the “ Black Death ” pandemic in Europe during the 14th century . The most common form of the plague in Madagascar was   until this year   the bubonic plague   spread to humans through infected fleas that contracted the infection from small animals they bit   like rats . The disease is typically spread to humans by the bite of an infected flea   according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . The bubonic plague is often treatable with antibiotics . If left untreated   though   the bacteria can spread through the bloodstream to the lungs and cause pneumonic plague — a deadly   more infectious form that ’ s now spreading throughout Madagascar . Symptoms of the pneumonic plague are similar to the common cold   according to the CDC . The symptoms of bubonic plague are fever   headaches   chills and weakness — as well as one or more swollen and painful lymph nodes   known as buboes . The bacteria multiply in the lymph node closest to where the bacteria entered the body   usually through the infected flea bite   according to the CDC . If an infected person isn ’ t given antibiotics   the bacteria can spread to other parts of the body . Should the bubonic plague become pneumonic   the person will develop shortness of breath   chest pain and sometimes bloody or watery mucous . The pneumonia may cause respiratory failure and shock . All forms of plague   if untreated   can progress rapidly to death   according to the CDC . There have been three major plague pandemics : The Justinian plague   which broke in the Byzantine Empire in AD 541 ; the “ Black Death  ” which originated in China in 1334 and spread to Europe ; and the Modern Plague   which began in China in the 1860s and appeared in Hong Kong by 1894   according to the CDC . It was during the last pandemic that scientists identified the link between the bacteria and infectious flea bites   and rat - associated plague was soon brought under control in most urban areas . The plague has since been controlled in most countries with insecticides   according to the CDC . And since it can be treated with antibiotics   the spread of the disease is usually prevented if promptly identified . The plague is most commonly found in sub - Saharan Africa and Madagascar   areas which account for more than 95 percent of reported cases   according to the CDC . Madagascar often sees the highest numbers of bubonic plague cases worldwide   about 600 infections annually . Madagascar has been in the throes of a political crisis since 2009 and has become one of the poorest countries in the world   with more than 92 percent of the population living on less than $ 2 a day   according to the World Bank Group . It ’ s lost a substantial portion of international aid   and its infrastructure has deteriorated . Once rice harvest season finishes at the end of summer   the rat population drops   as they don ’ t have as much food . Fleas begin looking for new hosts to bite and settle on humans . As it is an island   Madagascar is home to species that transmit the plague and often aren ’ t found anywhere else    Kreppel  told The Washington Post . While Madagascar ’ s scientists have monitored plague patterns for years and have the knowledge to mitigate the spread of this new   pneumonic plague   the money and resources to do so aren ’ t available    Kreppel  said . There isn ’ t adequate funding for insecticides   spraying equipment or antibiotics   she said   and there aren ’ t enough health facilities to house quarantined patients . The country can ’ t afford the vehicles required to travel to isolated villages   should the disease spread further    Kreppel  said . “ If an outbreak like this happened in the U . S . or Europe or anywhere else it would be controlled quite fast   because the resources are there  ” she said . This post has been updated . Read more : The troubling case of the young Japanese reporter who worked herself to death A mother refused to follow a court order to vaccinate her son . Now she ’ s going to jail . Southwest said she was removed from the plane over dog allergies . She has a very different story .",
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            "input": "But  President Donald J. Trump  hardly looked like a grand wizard a week ago today. On January 8   he  hosted Alveda King  the niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; Isaac Newton Farris Jr.  Dr. King’s nephew  and Bruce Levell of the National Diversity Coalition for  Trump . All three of  Trump ’s guests are black.\n“I did about 200 cataract surgeries with a group of surgeons in Haiti and the same in Central America ” Senator Paul  an ophthalmologist  said on NBC’s Meet the Press yesterday. “And when we asked  Donald J. Trump  as a private citizen to support those trips   he  was a large financial backer of both medical mission trips.” Paul continued: “I think it’s unfair then to sort of all of a sudden paint him  ‘Oh well   he ’s a racist ’ when I know  for a fact  that  he  cares very deeply about the people in Haiti because  he  helped finance a trip where we were able to get vision back for 200 people in Haiti.”\nWhatever  Trump  said or didn’t say  the reaction has been beyond incendiary  with the words “racist” and “racism” erupting like volcanos around the Pacific Ring of Fire.\n Trump’s  alleged language  if uttered  was unfortunate  vulgar  and unpresidential  although  he  hardly would have been the first chief executive to use profanity in office.  His  supposed words apparently were aimed at sh**hole nations  rather than sh**hole people. The latter would have been inexcusable.\nIt is widely understood that certain nations are garden spots  and others are not. It is fair to say that Haiti  El Salvador  and a tragically high number of African countries are non-garden spots. It also is perfectly appropriate to ask whether America would be better off with immigrants from such impoverished and embattled places or from prosperous nations  such as Norway  which  Trump  reportedly mentioned. It likely was top of mind  given Norwegian prime minister Erna Solberg’s visit and joint press conference with him on Wednesday.\nWhatever he stated or didn’t   President Trump  should learn these lessons from this experience  and repeat them to  himself  daily:\n“Every word I say matters.” This is true in public  in private  and around the clock  until  he  leaves the White House and begins work on the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library.\n Trump  should think of  himself  as Jim Carrey in the 1998 film The Truman Show. Except when  he  is in bed   Trump  should behave as if every breath  he  takes were being broadcast live around the globe.\n Trump  needs to remember that Democrats are not  his  pals. They almost universally crave  his  failure  resist  his  program  and want to yank  him  from office — never mind the 304 votes  he  legitimately won in the Electoral College. Anything  he  says in front of Democrats (and even some Never  Trump  Republicans  alas) can and will be used against  him  in the court of public opinion.  Senator Durbin  should be condemned for publicizing (or distorting)  his  private conversation with  Trump   thus sabotaging efforts to reach a DACA deal. But this should be no more shocking than if  somewhere in Illinois  a rooster crowed at dawn.\n Trump  needs to remember that Democrats are not  his  pals.\nNed Ryun of American Majority has an excellent idea: Whenever  President Trump  meets with Democrats   he  should summon news cameras and let them stay until Democrats leave. Trump displayed his leadership skills to almost universal applause when he allowed the media to broadcast live for 55 minutes from the Cabinet Room  as he negotiated immigration and border security last Tuesday. Doing this regularly when Democrats are around will prevent them from offering journalists an alternative version of events. With cameras present  Trump should be on his best behavior. And the American people will benefit from Senate-floor-like transparency inside the White House. This would be unprecedented and gain Trump considerable respect for opening a virtual sunroof atop the West Wing.\nTrump’s job is to recall at all times  with the relentlessness of a bloodhound chasing an escaped Death Row inmate  that he must not give free knives and anvils to people who hate his guts and literally would cheer if he woke up dead tomorrow morning . (And the Left need not bother to deny this. Everyone knows this is true  as evidenced by the Left’s repeated fantasies about Trump being shot  stabbed  and decapitated.) These people would call  Trump  a racist for ordering vanilla ice cream.  He  should remember this without fail and act accordingly.\nIf  Trump  becomes blurry about this fact   he  should remember the very first fake-news story to emerge on  his  watch. On January 20  during  his  very first day as president  Time magazine’s Zeke Miller reported that Trump removed a bust of Dr. Martin Luther King from the Oval Office. This confirmed that  Trump  was a racist who couldn’t wait to evict that troublemaking black from  his  new office.",
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            "input": "Miami (AFP) – The NFL confirmed Friday it is investigating an allegation of sexual assault against Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback  Jameis Winston  after a female Uber driver complained of being groped by  the star  last year.\nBuzzFeed News reported that the driver had alleged  Winston  grabbed her crotch during a ride in Scottsdale  Arizona in March 2016.  Winston  has denied the allegation.\n Winston  is now being probed by the NFL’s special counsel for investigations  Lisa Friel  who had written to the quarterback’s accuser.\n“The League has been informed that you may have been the victim of such a violation perpetrated by Tampa Bay Buccaneers player Jameis Winston ” Friel wrote in the letter.\n Winston   23  issued a statement in response to the BuzzFeed report  denying the allegations.\n“A news organization has published a story about me regarding an alleged incident involving a female Uber driver from approximately two years ago ”  Winston  said.\n Winston  is in  his  third season with Tampa Bay after being the top pick in the 2015 draft.\n His  college career had been dogged by controversy  including a 2012 allegation of rape by a fellow student at Florida State.  Winston  did not face charges following the incident.",
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            "input": "OPEC Secretary General Mohammed Barkindo  speaks to the media during  his  visit in Abuja  Nigeria Febuary 27  2017. REUTERS/Afolabi Sotunde\nNEW DELHI (Reuters) - OPEC’s Secretary General Mohammed Barkindo on Tuesday called on U.S. shale oil producers to help curtail global oil supply  warning extraordinary measures might be needed next year to sustain the rebalanced market in the medium to long term.\n“We urge our friends  in the shale basins of North America to take this shared responsibility with all seriousness it deserves  as one of the key lessons learnt from the current unique supply-driven cycle ” said  Barkindo .\n“At the moment we (OPEC and independent U.S. producers) both agreed that we have a shared responsibility in maintaining stability because they are also not insulated from the impact of this downturn ”  Barkindo  said  referring to a slide in oil prices that spurred OPEC to agree production cuts late last year.\nWhile OPEC and some other producers  including Russia have cut supplies this year in order to prop up prices  U.S. production has soared by almost 10 percent this year  driven largely by shale drillers.  Barkindo  said  he  hoped that new producers  not just U.S. shale drillers  would join production cuts.\n“Demand-supply is returning to rebalance through massive destocking that we have been witnessing of stocks in OECD across regions in a very massive way ”  Barkindo  said later  speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the conference.\n“In the past four months alone  we have seen destocking to the tune of 130 million bpd ”  he  said.\nThe aim of the OPEC-led cut is to trim the level of oil in OECD industrialized countries compared with the five-year supply average.  Barkindo  said the stock overhang to the five-year average stood at 171 million barrels in August  against 338 million at the start of the year.\n“The speed and pace (of destocking) has accelerated as a result of anticipated and projected demand growth in the second half of 2017 to the tune of 2 million bpd. We are witnessing a fast return to a balanced market ”  Barkindo  said.\nStill  on  Sunday Barkindo  said OPEC and other oil producers might need to take “some extraordinary measures” next year to rebalance the oil market.\nWorld oil demand growth in 2017 is expected at 1.45 million barrels per day (BPD) and it should stay around 1.4 million bpd in 2018   Barkindo  said.  He  said India’s share of global oil demand is expected to rise to over 9 percent by 2040  up from 4 percent now.",
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            "input": "Harry Leslie Smith is a World War II RAF veteran who will turn 95 in February 2018.\nHe is also an activist who's written several books on the Great Depression  which he experienced in Britain  the war and the rise of Neo-liberalism in the West. Recently   Smith  has been vocal in advocating for refugee rights  visiting the Calais \"jungle\" and tweeting his passionate political opinions (he's a Labour supporter).\nBut there's still a challenge  Smith  wants to complete: travelling to refugee camps across the world. For this reason he's launched a crowdfunding campaign on GoFundMe to help him fund his tour.\nI'm almost a 100  so I know my time left on earth is short that's why I'm making it count for something.  [Link] … #Labour — Harry Leslie Smith (@Harryslaststand) October 19  2017\n As  he  notes   his  Twitter feed has over 123 000 followers and people of all ages are inspired by  his  voice.",
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            "input": "But Gaga has spent the past three years deconstructing her previous project  which is its own kind of performance. Elaborate dance pop ceded ground to jazz standards  showtunes  and country rock. Tentacle gowns went into the closet; jeans and a pink cowboy hat came out. The director Chris Moukarbel shot Five Foot Two largely on handheld—maybe even smartphone—cameras. You see Gaga cooking  recording  planning  crying  bonding. In one scene  she’s topless as she chats with her team by the poolside. The implication: This is Gaga  au naturel. Yet she never seems to forget the camera. Five Foot Two documents last year’s release of her album Joanne  and makes clear how much Gaga’s public reboot relied on demonstrating that she  like everyone else  suffers. Gaga has increasingly mined the traumas of her own life  with songs and philanthropic efforts growing out of her rape at age 19. The dissolution of her engagement to the actor Taylor Kinney  mournfully referenced a few times in the documentary  seemed to inform the breakup-themed Joanne singles “Perfect Illusion” and “Million Reasons.” But there was a deeper source of anguish on  Joanne   too. The album is named for  her  aunt  an aspiring artist who died of lupus at age 19 in 1974. “Seeing what that did to [my father] and my family was the most powerful thing I experienced growing up ” Gaga tells the journalist Darryl Pinckney in the film. “I am Joanne. I am my father’s daughter. That is what this record is about.”\nThe most memorable scene of the documentary comes when she first plays the album’s delicate  acoustic title track for her grandmother   Joanne’s  mom. The moment verges on uncomfortable  and not only because Gaga’s father   Joanne’s  brother  gets up and leaves the room in apparent distress midway through. Gaga herself seems hungry to have her telling of an ordeal she did not personally experience validated by those who did. “Did I get it right?” she asks her grandmother  mid-hug. “Yes you did ” her grandmother responds. But she has a warning for Gaga  too: “Don’t become maudlin over all this.” For now  Gaga is asking not for applause but understanding. It’s never explicitly stated  but Gaga seems to connect to  Joanne ’s story in part because of  her  own medical situation. Iconography about hospitals and crutches and wheelchairs over the years hinted that the seemingly bionic pop star faced problems of the flesh off-stage. In 2010   she  told Larry King  she  tested “borderline positive” for lupus.  She ’s still feeling the effects of the injury  she  sustained in 2013  as seen in a Five Foot Two moment when  she  pauses rehearsals for  her  Super Bowl halftime show because of hip tightness.  Fibromyalgia  appears to make that problem worse  and being a pop star in chronic pain certainly doesn’t seem easy. One scene shows  her  having  her  makeup done for a performance while sitting in a doctor’s examination room.\nGaga’s particular ailment is an almost-literal rendering of Jamison’s “pain without a cause”—which is  as  she  notes  “pain which can’t be trusted.” A poorly understood but widespread disorder that seems to inordinately affect women  fibromyalgia is sometimes assumed to be psychosomatic. “Drug Approved. Is Disease Real?” read a 2008 New York Times headline about the first FDA-sanctioned drug to treat it. Gaga has said that she wants to help raise awareness and research dollars. During one excruciating flare-up shown in Five Foot Two  she sympathizes with less-privileged sufferers of the disorder: “Like  I don’t know what I’d fuckin’ do if I didn’t have everybody here to help me.” A few moments later  she’s looking straight into the camera. “Do I look pathetic?” she asks  tear-streaked  lying on a couch  a therapist massaging her. “I’m so embarrassed.” It’s a powerful moment because the stigma of pain is clearly part of the pain itself. But it’s also aesthetically striking. To answer Gaga’s question  she actually looks like she did in parts of the “Bad Romance” video—crying  stripped down  and oddly luminous. It’s a sign of fame’s power on the viewer: Whatever lengths she might go to put person over persona  the persona remains. * * * Pop music has firmly moved on from the phase of gleeful  Technicolor artifice that Gaga stood for at her peak. Contemporaries in wildness like Kesha and Miley Cyrus have done much what Gaga has done and traded Alexander McQueen creations for cowboy boots. They have also made a diaristic turn  harmonizing their music with their angsty  tabloid sagas.\nUsually this means trading on the spectacle of suffering to sell pop’s ultimate commodity—inspiration. Beyoncé’s Lemonade is the signal example  taking the sting of infidelity to spin a tale of hurt and overcoming. Kesha’s alleged abuse by her mentor and producer Dr. Luke was addressed and transcended on this year’s Rainbow. Katy Perry marketed her latest album with an on-camera therapy session in which she cried about her “real” self wanting to be known. Taylor Swift seems on the verge of unveiling a more acidic survival story. “Victim to victory” songs are always in fashion  but the latest boom relies  more than pop usually does  on the feeling of authenticity. Adult listeners of drive-time radio typically know they’re in the realm of fantasy and commerce  yet fully enjoying the confessional-pop performance means buying into the non-musical narratives surrounding them. Beyoncé rolled her own child and husband into the Lemonade visual experience. “I write this shit  baby ” Kesha insisted on a recent single. You’re explicitly asked to believe that the gap between performer and person is negligible.  Joanne  already fit into this triumphant-confessional class  with Gaga singing about family members and friends by name and roaring  “I might not be flawless but you know I’ve got a diamond heart.” The meta-text  all along  was Gaga’s own career arc—a sense that  she ’d come down from the heights  she ’d reached from 2008 to 2013  stumbled with  her  third album  and might never recover. Glimmers of past traumas and family tragedy contributed to the pathos.  Her  medical troubles would seem to retroactively add in a new layer  though it’s unclear when  she  received  her  fibromyalgia diagnosis  and little on the album can be heard as an explicit reference to illness. Certainly the lyrics about healing through love on  her  post- Joanne  single  “The Cure ” now seem a lot less generic.",
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            "input": "Fernando Solorzano   head of Panama’s Merchant Marine  told Reuters there was no initial sign that the stricken ship was in breach of any security protocols.  He  added  though  that investigations could take months or even years to conclude.\n“It had all the valid technical certificates on board and the financial guarantees required under international agreements ”  Solorzano  said in an interview late on Thursday.\nAn international team of experts from China  Iran  Hong Kong and the crew’s home countries would be analyzing the voyage data recorder  a device that monitors the vessel’s progress  to determine the cause of the collision   he  added.\n Solorzano  said all vessels sailing under the flag had to comply with strict requirements.  He  conceded the event could adversely affect the image of the registry because it is known for having a low rate of incidents.",
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            "input": "Kavous Seyed-Emami  was managing director of the Persian Wildlife Heritage Foundation  which seeks to protect Iran’s rare animals  and a U.S.-trained scholar in sociology.\nSeyed-Emami’s son  the Iranian musician Raam Emami  wrote on Twitter that his father was arrested on Jan. 24  and that his mother had been informed of  Emami ’s death on Feb. 9. It was not immediately clear where he was tweeting from.\n“The news of my father’s passing is impossible to fathom ”  Raam Emami  wrote. “I still can’t believe this.”\nOn his Instagram account   Raam Emami  wrote that authorities said  his  father had committed suicide.  He  did not respond to requests for further comment.",
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            "input": "If  Corey   Crawford ’s “upper-body” injury keeps  him  out the rest of the season  which was a possibility indicated by Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman  then the Blackhawks will have a “lower-standings” issue.\nWhen  Crawford  was placed on the injured list on Dec. 27  the Hawks were two points behind the Wild for the second wild-card spot  but held two games in hand.\nWithout  Crawford   the Hawks have gone 5-4-1 and find themselves three points behind the eighth-seeded Kings  who also have a game in hand.\nTo recap  their lot without  Crawford  has become worse  and it could get a lot worse if  he  continues to suffer from vertigo again as reported by the Chicago Sun-Times.\n Crawford  has been the Hawks’ best player this season  and it’s not even close.  He  won a lot of games by  himself  when  his  teammates proved inept or inert.  His  play had been Vezina Trophy-worthy  and even now  his  .929 save percentage ranks third in the league while  his  2.27 goals-against average stands fifth overall.\nIt seems impossible to imagine the Hawks trading for  another Crawford  and they don’t have an extra one handy. Jeff Glass has a better backstory than a future as a playoff goalie from what I’ve seen. Anton Forsberg seems earnest and talented  but his goals-against average is more than a half-goal worse than Crawford’s  which is a bad thing for a once-dominant team that sadly sometimes can’t score even a half-goal a game. See Sunday’s shutout-loss-tank-job against the dreaded Red Wings at home on Sunday.\nThe long-range view goes only to Feb. 26. That’s the trade deadline. The Hawks will play 18 games before then and have a little more than five weeks to get some good news on  Crawford .\n3 goalies the Blackhawks could pursue if Corey Crawford is out for the season »\nCorey Crawford's injury could last longer than first believed »",
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            "input": "In 2016   Lemonis  partnered with Parlour Enterprises  which operated the California Farrell's locations  to revive the brand in exchange for a 51 percent stake in the Farrell's trademark.\n Lemonis  entrusted Parlour Enterprise CFO Paul Kramer and  its  since-resigned CEO Mike Fleming with the task of revamping the restaurant.\nInstead  Kramer and Fleming neglected the changes  Lemonis  had requested. The most successful Farrell's location  which once brought in over $4 million in sales  closed down because the owners' were behind on rent.\n\"I got basically a big F.U. and I have to decide whether I just want to cut my losses and move on because I don't want to throw good money after a bad situation \"  Lemonis  said.\nWhen  Lemonis  investigated further into Farrell's demise   he  spoke with Lee  who had been working as a regional manager at the restaurant for nearly six years and was in charge of updating the restaurant's menu in 2016.\nLee admitted he wasn't able to do his job properly because of Kramer's resistance to change. After negotiating a new lease for Farrell's most successful location   Lemonis  agreed to help save the restaurant in exchange for a 75 percent stake in the company.\nUnlike Fleming and Kramer  Lee did his best to help keep Farrell's afloat. \"For Travis  it's always about the customer  it's always about the employee  it's always about the company  \" Lemonis  said. \"It's never about him.\"\nThat's why  Lemonis  went the extra step to acknowledge Lee's dedication to Farrell's.\n\"Thank yous are necessary but  let's be honest  they're not everything. So I want to give you a bonus  \" Lemonis  said. \"[This could] never have worked without you.\"\nThe bonus not only showed  Lemonis'  gratitude for the extra effort Lee put into the business  it's also a tactic that could boost Lee's morale and productivity.\nLee  meanwhile  expressed his appreciation for  Lemonis'  leadership move and said the money would help his family.\nUnder Lee's new changes  the new Farrell's location is expected to make $4.2 million in revenue — which prompted  Lemonis  to called  him  a \"rockstar.\"\n\"You have not only earned my trust but you have earned my respect \"  Lemonis  told Lee. \"You don't work for Farrell's  you're my partner at Farrell's.\"\n\"You're not an employee. This is your business \"  he  added. \"Don't you ever forget that this is your business.\"",
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            "input": "Within the last month   Mayor Rahm Emanuel  has been heckled on out-of-town campuses on the West Coast and in the Midwest about  his  plans for a new police academy. Now it looks as if  he ’ll add an East Coast Ivy League academy into the mix.\nThe letter — which complains that the $95 million being spent on a new police academy would be better spent on schools — echoes comments directed at  Emanuel  by handfuls of hecklers at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor on Jan. 19  and at the University of California  Los Angeles  on Feb. 12.\nIn Los Angeles last week   Emanuel  laughed off the protests  telling  his  audience that  he  “didn’t realize there were that many direct flights” from Chicago. In Ann Arbor   Emanuel  attempted to engage the protesters  who continued to chant at  him . Some in the audience booed the hecklers.\nBut the Harvard protesters accuse  Emanuel  of doing too little to halt the decline in the size of Chicago’s black population and write that  “As future and current designers  urban planners  policy-makers  organizers and educators  we cannot disregard the people who are in danger because of Rahm Emanuel’s administration.”",
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            "input": "By any measure , the Mitt Romney for president campaign has had a painfully bad week . \nThat day , Romney addressed the NAACP convention in Houston . \nThe speech was poorly received , so much so that Romney , in an interview that afternoon on Fox Business , told host Neil Cavuto that he had \"expected\" boos . \nSome interpreted that comment as proof that Romney had actually wanted to be booed by the NAACP in order to rev up elements of the conservative base . \nThe Romney campaign next reacted by whispering to the Drudge Report -LRB- which acts as a kind of message board for Romney -RRB- that it was seriously considering Condoleezza Rice as a running mate . \nGillespie : Romney retroactively retired . \nGillespie : Romney retroactively retired 02:44 . \nAnd it was that \"win the hour\" mentality that got the Romney campaign into much more serious trouble when the Obama campaign launched a big push on Romney 's business record the next day . \nGergen : Obama 's charges vs. Romney do n't hold up . \nThursday morning , the Obama campaign released a tough ad attacking the record of downsizing and outsourcing at Romney 's old firm , Bain Capital . \nThe Romney campaign reacted with outrage . \nIn support of the ad , Romney 's team argued that he had left Bain Capital in February 1999 ; the incidents alluded to by the Obama campaign all occurred after that date and had nothing to do with Romney . \nThe first attack on Romney had been a jab , dropping Romney 's guard against the haymaker : On Friday , the Obama team counter-charged that it was Romney who was lying in his ads or who had committed a felony , lying on 140 official forms that he signed as CEO and sole shareholder of Bain between 1999 and 2002 . \nRomney now chased the Obama story , granting five TV interviews to reiterate his version of events . \nBy Sunday , even Romney supporters were urging the thing he wants least : release of more income tax returns . \nAnd here again , what got Romney into the trouble was his war room . \nIt was the too-fierce response to Attack 1 -- the adamant insistence that Romney had nothing , nothing to do with anything that happened at Bain after February 1999 -- that set up Romney for Attack 2 : Did he lie on SEC forms ? \nYes , it is technically true that Romney ended his operational role at Bain before he ended his titular role . \nRomney 's core problem is this : He heads a party that must win two-thirds of the white working-class vote in presidential elections to compensate for its weakness in almost every demographic category . \nThe white working class is the most pessimistic and alienated group in the electorate , and it especially fears and dislikes the kind of financial methods that gained Romney his fortune . \nRomney has a strong potential defense : Bain was in the business of making companies more efficient and profitable . \nHowever , it 's not an argument that appeals much to the voters Romney most intensely needs to win . \nAnd this time , by trying to do too much , the Romney war room may have blasted its own side with lethal friendly fire .",
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            "input": "Apple CEO  Tim Cook  is already thinking about who might run the company after  he 's gone.\nAnd it sounds like  he  wants options.\n\"I see my role as CEO to prepare as many people as I can to be CEO  and that's what I'm doing. And then the board makes a decision at that point in time \"  Cook  said in an interview with BuzzFeed News.\n Cook  gave the interview at Apple's new Chicago retail store  a flagship for the company as it looks to turn its locations into must-see attractions.\nApple's head of retail  Angela  Ahrendts  flanked Tim Cook during the interview . It's not surprising  she  was there  but it is notable for  Cook  to discuss succession next to  her .  Ahrendts  is considered a prime candidate for the role. Of course  at just 56 years old   Cook  might not step away for a while.",
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            "input": "Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Alejandro Villanueva is a former Army Ranger. While his team remained off the field for the national anthem  he stood by the tunnel with his hand over his heart. As the weekend descended into madness from the liberal media over President Trump’s remarks about NFL players who take a knee during the Star-Spangled Banner  Villanueva proved to be Sunday’s hero.  Yet  Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin  who defended his team ’s actions to remain off the field as avoiding playing politics  was disappointed the former Army Ranger visibly stood for the anthem.\n“Like I said  I was looking for 100 percent participation  we were gonna be respectful of our football team ” said  Tomlin . Guy torched  him :\nLet me see if I've got this straight:  Tomlin  -- a Clinton donor and fundraiser -- is upset that Villanueva was not \"respectful of our football team\" because he decided to honor the country for which he's courageously risked his life by not snubbing the national anthem? This is the display of 'disunity' that bothers Tomlin?\nNow  Fox Sports 1’s Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe joined  Tomlin   noting that Villanueva should have remained out of sight (via Mediaite) [emphasis mine]:\n“It didn’t work for him to step out of the tunnel ” Bayless said during Monday’s edition of Undisputed. “If  in fact  you had all agreed  you had voted whether a majority or unanimously  to do this as a team to stay up in the tunnel until the Anthem was done. And  Mike Tomlin  was clear.” Bayless’s colleague  Shannon Sharpe  agreed. “Teams  they always take the military mentality  because it’s all for one  one for all. Whatever we decide to do that’s what we’re going to do.  He  went on  his  own. I get it.  He  was in the military. I commend  him  for  his  service. But in this situation if the team decided that we  all of us  were going to wait in the tunnel while the national anthem is being played  that was the protocol that should have been followed.”\nThe thing is no one in that universe gets it. No one. We can talk about free speech all day; the point is that 72 percent of Americans view Colin Kaepernick  who started this whole controversy in San Francisco  and  his  national anthem antics as unpatriotic. There’s a massive disconnect between the fans and the league. Americans are proud. They respect those who serve and when people take a knee  they see spit flying in the faces of those who have sacrificed to protect our freedoms here at home. There’s no changing that. If you have to explain  you’re losing. Sometimes it’s just wrong. And huddling in the tunnel like the Brits during the Blitz because no one could agree on something as simple as respecting and standing for the national anthem is just absurd. Maybe that’s why Villanueva merchandise is going through the roof. For the bubble  this stunt didn’t work  for everyone else—there was an American hero honoring our country. No one should be fired or suspended for taking a knee of course. They do deserve a kick in the teeth on social media  which was expected  and they shouldn’t expect the intensity to subside.",
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            "input": "ObamaCare is a broken mess. Piece by piece we will now begin the process of giving America the great HealthCare it deserves! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 13  2017\nPaul Ryan supports  Trump 's decision to end the Obamacare cost-sharing payments and gives no indication that Congress will appropriate them. pic.twitter.com/7c6tVaFoV0 — Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) October 13  2017\n2. Critics of  Trump ’s decision to end CSR payments seem to forget a federal judge called them unconstitutional and ordered that they stop. — Michael F. Cannon (@mfcannon) October 13  2017\n--But the  Trump  administration is injecting turbulence into the Obamacare marketplaces by cutting off the payments just as insurers are finalizing their 2018 plan offerings. Losing the approximately $7 billion in annual payments  which reimburse insurers for discounting deductibles and co-payments for the lowest-income enrollees  is grounds for insurers to back out of their federal contracts to even sell plans next year. The administration had been making the payments on a month-to-month basis  prompting complaints by insurers about a lack of certainty as they tried to plan ahead.\nEven a Republican (who is retiring next year) slammed  Trump . Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.):\nIt really is remarkable how differently retiring and non-retiring congressional Republicans talk about  President Trump . — Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) October 13  2017\n TRUMP TEMPERATURE\n--Yesterday  President Trump  signed an anticipated executive order intended to circumvent certain ACA rules by making it easier for individuals and small business to buy alternative types of health insurance with lower prices but fewer benefits  The Post's Amy Goldstein reports.\n\"The White House and allies portray  the president’s  move as wielding administrative powers to accomplish what congressional Republicans have failed to achieve: fostering more coverage choices while tearing down the law’s insurance marketplaces \" Amy writes. \"The order represents  Trump ’s biggest step to date to reverse the health-care policies of the Obama administration  a central promise since last year’s presidential campaign.\n\"Critics  who include state insurance commissioners  most of the health-insurance industry and mainstream policy specialists  predict that a proliferation of these other kinds of coverage will have damaging ripple effects: driving up costs for consumers with serious medical conditions and prompting more insurers to flee the law’s marketplaces. Part of  Trump ’s action  they say  will spark court challenges over  its  legality.\"\n--It expands the availability of short-term insurance policies  which offer limited benefits as a bridge for people between jobs or young adults no longer eligible for their parents’ health plans. The Obama administration ruled that short-term insurance may not last for more than three months;  Trump  wants to extend that to nearly a year.\nOf course   Trump  insisted yesterday that  he  was providing \"Obamacare relief\" in remarks shortly before signing the order. \"This will cost the United States government virtually nothing and people will have great  great  healthcare \"  he  said. \"And when i say people  I mean by the millions and millions.\"\nMembers of  Trump 's Cabinet of course cheered the move. Treasury Secertary Steven Mnuchin's statement  per Reuters' Pete Schroeder:\nTreasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin puts out a statement praising  Trump  for his healthcare EO. For some reason. pic.twitter.com/d4YZ4aidfB — Pete Schroeder (@peteschroeder) October 12  2017\nHow  Trump 's executive order could weaken Obamacare:\nHere's how the 25th Amendment works:",
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            "input": "U.S. officials said Pakistan accomplished the release of Caitlan Coleman of Stewartstown  Pennsylvania  and her husband  Canadian Joshua Boyle  who were abducted and held by the Haqqani network  which has ties to the Taliban and is considered a terrorist organization by the United States.\nBill Gorman / AP A photograph of  Canadian citizen Joshua Boyle and American citizen Caitlan Coleman  who were kidnapped by the Taliban in late 2012   held by  their  family members in Stewartstown  Pa.  in 2014. A photograph of  Canadian citizen Joshua Boyle and American citizen Caitlan Coleman  who were kidnapped by the Taliban in late 2012   held by  their  family members in Stewartstown  Pa.  in 2014. (Bill Gorman / AP) (Bill Gorman / AP)\nA U.S. military official said that a military hostage team had flown to Pakistan Wednesday  prepared to fly the family out. The team did a preliminary health assessment of the family and had a transport plane ready to go. But sometime after daybreak there  as the family members were walking to the plane   Boyle  said  he  did not want to board.\nAnother U.S. official said  Boyle  was nervous about being in \"custody\" given  his  background.\n Boyle  was once married to Zaynab Khadr  the older sister of former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr and the daughter of a late senior al-Qaida financier. Her father  Ahmed Said Khadr  and the family stayed with Osama bin Laden briefly when Omar Khadr was a boy.\nOfficials had discounted any link between that background and  Boyle 's capture  with one official describing it in 2014 as a \"horrible coincidence.\"\nThe Toronto Star reported that  Boyle  spoke to  his  parents after  his  release. \" Josh  said  he  was doing pretty well for someone who has spent the last five years in an underground prison \"  his  father told the paper.\nThe release came together rapidly Wednesday. It happened nearly five years to the day after Coleman and  Boyle  lost touch with their families while traveling in a mountainous region near the Afghan capital of Kabul.\nThe couple set off in the summer 2012 for a journey that took them to Russia  the central Asian countries of Kazakhstan  Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan  and then to Afghanistan. Coleman's parents last heard from their son-in-law on Oct. 8  2012  from an internet cafe in what  Boyle  described as an \"unsafe\" part of Afghanistan.\n Boyle 's parents say their son told them in a letter that he and his wife tried to protect the children by pretending their signs of captivity were part of a game being played with guards.",
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            "input": "ISIS is on the run in Iraq and Syria  but  acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke  said radical Islamic terrorists are plotting a new 9/11-scale attack.\nIn a speech at the U.S. embassy in London   Duke  said smaller  low-level attacks that include the use of everyday objects like knives and vehicles were designed to maintain their support while working on bigger attack targets  U.K.-based news outlets reported.\nReferring to strikes in which terrorists have attacked people using knives or vehicles   Duke  said \"Creating terror is their goal.\"\n Duke  warned it was taking less time for terrorists to plan attacks as they could exploit \"safe spaces online\" to evade detection  the outlet noted.\n She  added one of the biggest threats to the safety of aviation travel was the free movement of goods and people between countries.\n\"What we believe is that because of the movement of goods and people  we have to raise the baseline worldwide  we can't only consider our borders \"  she  said.",
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            "input": "ESPN reported Friday that FBI wiretaps intercepted phone conversations between Miller and  Christian Dawkins   an employee for ASM Sports agent Andy Miller. According to sources familiar with the government's evidence  Miller and  Dawkins  discussed paying $100 000 to ensure that star freshman Deandre Ayton would sign with the Wildcats.\nMiller and  Dawkins  had multiple conversations about Ayton  sources told ESPN. When  Dawkins  asked Miller if  he  should work with assistant coach Emanuel \"Book\" Richardson to finalize their agreement  Miller told  Dawkins  he should deal directly with  him  when it came to money  the sources said.\nThe telephone calls between Miller and  Dawkins  were among 3 000 hours of conversations intercepted from  Dawkins ' phone by the FBI.\nRichardson is accused of accepting $20 000 in bribes and paying a recruit to sign with the Wildcats. In exchange for the money  the government alleges  Richardson agreed to influence Arizona players to sign with  Dawkins  and financial adviser Munish Sood  who also was arrested by FBI agents. Arizona formally fired Richardson on Jan. 11.",
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            "input": "President Donald Trump  first lady Melania Trump and their son  Barron  walk to Marine One at the White House en route to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach  Fla.\nMarch 17  2017 President Donald Trump  first lady Melania Trump and their son  Barron  walk to Marine One at the White House en route to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach  Fla. Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post\nUpset about damaging leaks of  his  calls with world leaders and other national security information   Trump  has ordered an internal investigation to find the leakers. Staffers  meanwhile  are so fearful of being accused of talking to the media that some have resorted to a secret chat app — Confide — that erases messages as soon as they’re read.\nThe chaos and competing factions that were a  Trump  trademark in business and campaigning now are starting to define his presidency  according to interviews with a dozen White House officials as well as other Republicans. Most spoke on the condition of anonymity to candidly discuss internal White House dynamics and deliberations.\nStaffers buzz privately about who is up and who is down  with many eagerly gossiping about which poor colleague gets an unflattering portrayal on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.” For the past two weeks  it has been White House press secretary Sean Spicer. But aides said  Trump  was especially upset by a sketch that cast White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon as the Grim Reaper manipulating the president — who was ultimately relegated to a miniature desk  playing dolefully with an expandable toy.\n[ Trump  turns Mar-a-Lago Club dinner table into an open-air situation room]\nOn Monday afternoon  as speculation of a staff shake-up was rife on cable news channels   Trump  made clear to a small group of reporters what  he  thought of  his  chief of staff: “Reince is doing a great job. Not a good job. A great job ” the president said.\nThe problem:  Trump  had yet to weigh in  and aides and advisers were loath to take sides without knowing for certain whether their often mercurial and erratic boss wanted to keep Flynn or cut him loose.\nOn Monday  after  Trump  made it through a joint news conference with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau without being asked about Flynn  a group of reporters gathered outside Spicer’s office for more than 80 minutes. Spicer twice declined to answer questions about Flynn. When White House chief of staff Reince Priebus walked by  he was asked whether the president still had confidence in Flynn. Priebus gave no answer.\nNot long after  Kellyanne Conway  the counselor to the president  said  Trump  had “full confidence” in Flynn. Yet a few minutes later  Spicer issued an official — and conflicting — statement  saying  Trump  was “evaluating the situation.”\n[As Flynn falls under growing pressure over Russia contacts   Trump  remains silent]\nIn an administration where proximity to  Trump  is power  aides  advisers and visitors often mill about in the West Wing  lingering long after their scheduled appointments have ended.\n[ Trump  friend says Priebus is ‘in way over his head’]\nChristopher Ruddy  a longtime friend of  Trump ’s who on Sunday publicly criticized Priebus in television and print interviews as being “in way over his head ” received calls from both the chief of staff and Jared Kushner — Trump’s son-in-law  senior adviser and enforcer — and said Monday that he thought the White House was working to remedy its challenges.\n Trump ’s legislative affairs team — headed by Rick Dearborn and Marc Short  both veterans of the Hill — is also considered well-liked  disciplined and professional. But congressional staffers say they have been given advance notice about some executive orders on topics such as cybersecurity and Guantanamo Bay that have never materialized  a delay they attribute to chaos within the West Wing.",
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            "input": "Another conservative outsider  successful businessman and conservative state Representative Mike Braun of Jasper   has announced  he  is entering a 2018 Indiana Republican Senate Primary.\n Braun  is the founder and CEO of Meyer Distributing  a nationwide auto parts distribution company with locations in 38 states and headquartered in Jasper  Indiana.\nAP reports  Braun  correctly observing that the increasingly bitter feud between Messer and Rokita is turning off voters.  He  says harsh words between the two will only tear down the eventual Republican nominee and boost incumbent Democratic Senator Joe Donnelly's re-election chances.\n“I made my career in the private sector. Our country needs more people who can tackle big issues from perspectives gained from running a business and not a career politician’s perspective ”  Braun  stated in  his  announcement. “I’ve spent my life building a business and creating jobs. I am running for US Senate because we need leaders who understand the real consequences of the failure of our federal government and are capable of delivering solutions for Hoosiers on issues like health care and tax reform.”\n“Joe Donnelly has consistently voted with the liberals in Washington. Donnelly voted for Obamacare  Obama’s radical Supreme Court justices  trillions in reckless spending and debt  and stood with Barack Obama as he worked to destroy this country. Now he is standing with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer as they block President Trump’s efforts to bring real conservative change to Washington ” charged  Braun .\n“I am ready to go to Washington to deliver Donald Trump reinforcements as he takes on the DC swamp. Last year’s presidential election showed that Hoosiers know outsiders with business experience are the country’s best hope to fix the broken political system in Washington. Most importantly  Hoosiers want leaders who can break the hold career politicians have on the system and make conservative change happen. It’s time to replace Joe Donnelly with a Hoosier conservative who can get the job done. That is what I will do in Washington ”  Braun  said.\nBraun  who has pledged to invest  his  own money to put  his  campaign on the same footing as the better-known Rokita and Messer is already emphasizing  his  outsider status.\n\"Last year's presidential election showed that Hoosiers know outsiders with business experience are the country's best hope to fix the broken political system in Washington \"  Braun  said in a statement.\n Braun  has also placed  himself  squarely behind President Trump’s make America great again agenda  saying  he  pledged to help President Donald Trump \"as  he  takes on the D.C. swamp\" and incisively portraying Democratic incumbent Senator Joe Donnelly as an ally of liberals in Congress.\n Mike Braun  is a smart guy and successful businessman who spent the summer gauging interest among the Hoosier state’s grassroots Republicans.  He ’s got the resources to be competitive and  he ’s clearly taken the lay of the political landscape and determined there’s a hole in the marketplace for an outsider candidate.  He  will be a formidable candidate if  he  can stay the course of pushing the Trump MAGA agenda  while avoiding a mudwrestling match with Rokita and Messer. To learn more about  Mike Braun’s  campaign for the Senate click this link.",
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            "input": "MANCHESTER  England (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond defended capitalism as the only route to prosperity on Monday  in an attempt to counter the opposition Labour Party’s increasingly popular vision for a more centrally-controlled economy.\nIn a speech to the ruling Conservative Party that contained only two new policy announcements   Hammond  also said that the government’s immediate task was to deal with the uncertainty for citizens and businesses resulting from Brexit.\n Hammond   who was sidelined by May during the election campaign  said last week’s Labour Party conference showed it wanted to impose on Britain  the world’s fifth largest economy  the “socialist fantasy” seen in Cuba  Venezuela or Zimbabwe.\n“We saw Labour in the raw  exposed for what it has sadly become: a party taken hostage by a clique of hard-left extremist infiltrators  people who despise Britain’s values and talk down our country ”  Hammond  told Conservative Party activists.\nSeeking to put the economy center-stage in the Conservatives’ pitch to voters   Hammond  said Britain could only hope to experience rising living standards “by harnessing the power of the market economy”.\nWith opinion polls showing Labour gaining support   Hammond  aims to convince voters that Corbyn would make them poorer.\nLabour’s leaders   he  said  “openly proclaim their ambition to demolish our successful modern market economy and replace it with a back-to-the-future socialist fantasy with hundreds of billions of extra debt for the next generation to pay.”\n“Our economy is not broken: It is fundamentally strong ”  Hammond  said  while also accepting that a lack of progress in talks on Britain’s divorce settlement with the European Union and uncertainty over future ties were weighing on businesses.\n“The process of negotiating our exit from the EU has created uncertainty so investment has slowed as businesses wait for clarity ”  Hammond  said.\n Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond  speaks at the Conservative Party's conference in Manchester  Britain October 2  2017. REUTERS/PHIL NOBLE\nBusiness groups welcomed Hammond’s defense of free markets  but said the government needed to do much more.\n Hammond  pledged 400 million pounds ($535 million) of additional road and rail spending and 10 billion pounds of funding to help young Britons get on the property ladder.\n“We must never deny or dismiss the underlying concerns that the election articulated: we must listen to them and we must respond ”  Hammond  said  adding that the government should offer “pragmatic solutions” to improve ordinary people’s lives.\nBut with Brexit on the horizon  a slowing economy and the Bank of England hinting that interest rates could rise  May and  Hammond  have limited room for fiscal maneuver.\nLabour said Hammond’s speech on Monday was disappointing.",
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            "input": "Former United Nations secretary general Boutros Boutros-Ghali gives an interview to the Associated Press in New York.\nMay 27  1997 Former United Nations secretary general Boutros Boutros-Ghali gives an interview to the Associated Press in New York.  Michael Schmelling/AP\nBoutros Boutros-Ghali  an urbane Egyptian diplomat  whose service as United Nations secretary general during the early 1990s coincided with genocides from Rwanda to the Balkans as well as political frictions that caused the Clinton administration to block  him  from a second term  died Feb. 16 at a hospital in Cairo.  He  was 93.\n Boutros Boutros-Ghali  in 1996  at the end of  his  term as U.N. secretary general. (Peter Morgan/Reuters)\nBoutros Boutros-Ghali was born in Cairo on Nov. 14  1922. He was a Coptic Christian from a family with deep roots in Egypt’s old aristocracy.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON —  Anthony Scaramucci   President Trump's former communications director  is on a list of people blocked from entering the White House without special approval.\nA day after saying he wasn't blocked  a White House official confirmed that  Scaramucci  is indeed among fired officials excluded from the campus. The acknowledgment came after the financier provided to Bloomberg News official White House correspondence that confirmed he was denied an appointment.\n Scaramucci  is among a group of former staffers who left \"under adverse circumstances\" placed on an \"administrative exclusion list \" the White House said in response to Bloomberg's questions. Those former employees must have any appointments on the premises \"evaluated on a case by case basis.\"\n Scaramucci  provided emails indicating  he  had been denied access to the complex to counter a White House official's assertion Thursday that  his  claim of being blacklisted from the building was false. At the time  the official - who requested anonymity to discuss personnel matters - said  Scaramucci  was treated the same as any former staffer and would be granted access if  he  had legitimate  official business.\n Scaramucci  slams 'General Jackass' Kelly for blocking W.H. access\nWhen an aide on Feb. 6 tried to get  Scaramucci  into the building  the Secret Service agent in charge of the appointment-scheduling system emailed that  Scaramucci  is \"administratively excluded from entering the complex at this time (not allowed access).\" The agent referred questions to White House Management and Administration staffer Monica Block.\nAnother message shows that when the aide asked Block about access for  Scaramucci   Block said only White House chief of staff John Kelly or deputy chief of staff Joe Hagin could override Scaramucci's exclusion.\nThe former communications adviser believes Kelly is blocking his access to the president.  Scaramucci  called for the chief of staff's resignation last month after disclosures that former staff secretary Rob Porter kept his job with access to top-secret information despite a background investigation that revealed allegations of domestic abuse by two of Porter's ex-wives.\n Scaramucci  calls former White House colleague 'Sith Lord'\nAnthony Scaramucci with President Trump in a photo posted June 29  2017  and captioned: \"Thanks @POTUS @realDonaldTrump thanks for a great meeting and great day.\" ( Anthony Scaramucci  via Twitter)\nThe dispute over access to the White House comes as  Scaramucci  has renewed his offensive against Kelly following a chaotic week that included the resignation of Hope Hicks  a longtime Trump loyalist who now holds the communications director position.\n\"Does the president want to lose everyone because of General Jackass?\"  Scaramucci  said Thursday in an interview with Bloomberg News  warning there would be \"a further evacuation of talent.\"\n Scaramucci  denies claims in Trump book  trashes Bannon\nKelly on Friday defended  his  handling of the Porter scandal in a discussion with reporters  saying  he  had obtained a resignation from the former aide within hours of learning of the abuse allegations and tightened access to classified material at the White House. Kelly did acknowledge a \"disconnect\" at the White House in evaluating Porter's background check and a \"mix-up\" in issuing a public statement supportive of the former staff secretary despite the allegations.",
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            "input": "Santiago Reyes  31   spent nine months grooming a 15-year-old girl from Toronto  Canada  through online messages  authorities said.\nWhen the girl and her family visited New York in August 2014   Reyes  went and got the girl when the parents were out  and took her to  his  144th St. house.\n Reyes  manipulated the teen into having sex with  him   Brown said.\nWhen  the teenager  said  she  wanted to go back to  her  parents   Reyes  refused to let  her  go  according to Brown.\nThe father took the phone records to the NYPD. Cops traced the local listing to  Reyes .\nPolice found Reyes and the girl at  his  place  prosecutors said at trial. The teen had been missing for three days.\nAt  Reyes'  trial last month  jurors convicted  him  of second-degree kidnapping and third-degree rape.\n“As a result of his criminal actions  ( Reyes ) will be locked away from society for a long time.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "From  Delegate-elect Lee Carter ; I hope to see statements like from every elected Virginia Democrat:\n Delegate-Elect Lee Carter  Urges Virginians  State Water Board to Reject Atlantic Coast and Mountain Valley Pipeline Projects\n“Dominion Resources and EQT have not compellingly demonstrated the need for the additional natural gas capacity in Virginia ” said  Carter . “And to make matters worse  that natural gas wouldn’t even be used for Virginian homes – the pipeline will run through the Commonwealth and be sent to Japan and India for export.”\n Carter  also has concerns that the project will massively increase Virginia’s carbon footprint  and destroy protected wilderness areas  as well as state and federal parks.\n“Hardworking Virginians are going to end up paying for these unnecessary projects through higher power bill  in spite of the lack of economic benefit for Virginia  and if anything goes wrong with the pipeline  thousands of those Virginians will be in the ‘incineration zone’ – an area where all life would be incinerated if the pipeline explodes ” said  Carter .\n Carter  urges all to attend the Water is Life Rally in Richmond on December 2 from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.\n“Virginians need to fight back hard against these projects that are not only unnecessary – they’re dangerous ” said  Carter .\n He  also urges residents to attend the State Water Control Board’s meetings on December 6 and 7 and December 11 and 12 for the pipeline projects  and speak on their concerns about how these projects hurt our communities.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart  is going to court to unmask the person who alleged in emails to politicians  Chicago police investigators and journalists that  Dart  attacked  his  wife at their South Side home.\n Dart  filed the legal papers Wednesday in his personal capacity  not as sheriff  and hired lawyer John F. Winters Jr.  who specializes in defamation cases. Such court filings are often a prelude to a defamation lawsuit filed against the person behind anonymous emails or web postings.\n“ Tom  has been subjected to sustained attacks on  his  integrity  and even threats to  his  life  during  his  tenure as sheriff ” said Dennis Culloton  who is acting as  Dart ’s personal spokesman  in a statement. “Over the past several months  these attacks have escalated to include false and vicious rumors involving his wife and family  perpetuated by cowards who hide behind fake email addresses and anonymous blogs. Through this filing we hope to hold those people accountable.”\nThe first of two October emails cited in the filing allege  Dart  “committed a Domestic Battery” on his wife “causing visible injuries to her face” that were observed by responding Chicago and Cook County sheriff’s police on either Oct. 11 or 12. They allege a police report was taken but that the attacker was listed as “unknown” and that a 911 call was placed to  Dart ’s home.\n“This incident is being attempted to be swept under the rug ” the email’s author  who describes himself as a “Cook County taxpayer” named “Dan ” writes.  “Tom Dart  should not be able to get away with this!”\nRecords show a complaint was also made to a Chicago police oversight agency in October alleging that police refused to act or take reports “in regards to an incident that occurred at  Sheriff Tom Dart’s  home that involved  his  wife and  his  girlfriend.”\nRELATED: Sheriff Tom Dart’s personnel board halts firings  suspensions amid legal questions »",
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            "input": "Gary Kaplan  50  must also forfeit $43.6 million in illegally obtained revenue as part of a plea agreement. Prosecutors have said that amounts to more than half of Kaplan's total worth.\n Kaplan pleaded guilty in August to racketeering conspiracy  violating the Wire Wager Act and conspiring to violate it. Prosecutors had been investigating offshore sports gambling since 1997  and BetOnSports since 2001.\n Kaplan  sentenced to four years and three months  could end up spending another year behind bars. He has been jailed for two years and seven months since his March 2007 arrest in Puerto Rico. U.S. District Judge Carol Jackson said it will be up to the Bureau of Prisons to determine if he is given credit for time served. Attorneys in the case noted that federal rules call for him serving 85 percent of the 51-month sentence  minus whatever credit he may be given for time served.\n In his guilty plea in August  Kaplan said BetOnSports had 1 million registered customers and accepted more than 10 million sports bets worth more than $1 billion in 2004 alone. HisHis company  by then based in Costa Rica  employed 1 700 people.\n Kaplan took BetOnSports public on the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market in 2004  which netted him more than $100 million that was deposited in Swiss bank accounts. For the next two years  he served as a BetOnSports consultant.\n Prosecutors said the company falsely advertised that its gambling operations were legal  and misled gamblers into believing that money transferred to BetOnSports was safe and available to withdraw at any time. Instead  investigators said  the money was used to expand operations  including purchase of a rival betting firm.\n Kaplan told Jackson in August that he initially believed that adhering to the laws in Aruba  Antigua  Costa Rica  the Dominican Republic and the United Kingdom kept him in good stead with U.S. laws. But he said he became aware as early as 2000 that such dealings violated U.S. law  and got confirmation in a legal opinion in 2002. Yet  he kept operating.\n Kaplan apologized to the judge Monday for the \"pain and embarrassment\" he caused to his family  and said he'd \"paid a monumental price for poor decisions.\" His attorneys said that Kaplan  from his jail cell  has made six-figure contributions to St. Louis-area charities in recent months.\n Jackson said while recognizing Kaplan's generosity  she was \"a little put off\" by letters she's received from those charities on his behalf.\n \"When I make a charitable contribution  I don't expect credit \" she said. \"I hope you will continue to support worthy charitable organizations even when it doesn't further any personal interest you may have.\"",
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            "input": "Twitter has banned  Paul Nehlen   a Republican challenging House Speaker Paul Ryan for a congressional seat  for a racist tweet targeting American actress Meghan Markle  the fiancée of Prince Harry.\nThis week  the Natural History Museum in London released images of Cheddar Man  a dark-skinned Mesolithic man believed to be one of the oldest modern humans in Britain.  Nehlen  posted the couple's official engagement photo with Cheddar Man's face superimposed on Markle's  who is biracial.  He  captioned the tweet  \"Honey does this tie make my face look pale?\"\nThe tweet is hardly  Nehlen 's first instance of controversy. The politician has made waves for racist and anti-Semitic tweets in the past and proclaimed that \"Jews control the media\" on former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke's podcast last month.\n Nehlen  \"has spent months curating an image of a sometimes ironic  but most certainly sincere  white nationalist willing to say things intended to push populist nationalism into the discourse \" writes the Southern Poverty Law Center.\nTwitter  which does not normally comment on individual accounts  confirmed to NPR that  Nehlen  was permanently suspended for repeated violations of  its  terms of service.",
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            "input": "Sarah Huckabee Sanders  works in  her  office at the White House in Washington. (Evan Vucci/AP)\nThis is the world as seen through the eyes of  White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders :\n Sanders  described this perpetual interloper experience from her other world: an elegant  well-appointed office at the White House  where reporters from places such as the New York Times and CNN metaphorically prostrate themselves at her door day in and out  and from where she can receive guidance on the phone every day from her father  long a political darling of conservative Christians  a TV celebrity now worth millions.\nAs the public face of the U.S. president   Sanders  is a fitting symbol for her fellow religious conservatives  who are both insider and outsider  powerful and powerless.\n Sanders’s  podium persona is all business  even a bit short at times. She so often says she doesn’t know the answer to a question or will have to get back to the questioner that it has become a critics’ meme. “Saturday Night Live” featured a spoof of her on its season opener the weekend before last  with faux  Sanders  telling President Trump that her success lies in the fact that “I’m no-nonsense  but I’m all nonsense.”\nWhite House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said on Sept. 13 ESPN anchor Jemele Hill's comments calling President Trump a white supremacist were a \"fireable offense.\" ESPN said Hill’s comments do not represent their position. (Reuters)\nFacing judgment is part of being Sarah Huckabee Sanders  perhaps the most visible evangelical in U.S. political life (aside from Mike Pence  but Sanders is on the news every day). But unlike her father  Sanders never intended to be the face of anything; until a few months ago  she was known as a behind-the-scenes talented political organizer.\n“In terms of political power  [Christian conservatives] don’t have any. I think  Sarah  gets that ” said Tyler  long an outspoken Trump critic. “The ethical challenges of  her  job are amazing. . . . The consistent falsehoods  lies [from Trump] are unbelievable.”\nBrian Kaylor  a Baptist pastor with a PhD in political communications who has written several books about religion and politics  thinks  Sanders  holds this view of a divine plan and it gives her confidence at the podium.\n Sanders  doesn’t talk about God publicly often — not nearly as much as Trump does these days. People who worked with her on campaigns say she’d say a pre-event prayer but otherwise was focused on things such as voter strategy. Her faith life mirrors younger evangelicals with their move away from denominations.\nA family friend describes  Sanders  and her husband  Bryan Sanders  as “progressive Christians.” In a compromise  they go to evangelical and Catholic churches every Sunday.\nTo many religious conservatives   Sanders  is a source of enormous pride. The presence of someone from her background representing the president every day — not to mention the multiple other conservative Christians in Trump’s Cabinet — has huge symbolic weight  whether or not she has influence or even much contact with  him  and seems to often learn of  his  controversial tweets at the same time the public does.\nDavid Brody  chief political correspondent for the Christian network CBN  said that when  Sanders  comes on the network’s pro-Trump talk show  “the social media director said he has never seen so many emoji hearts. . . . She has a charm about her. She’s feisty but in a bless-your-heart sort of way.”\nBrody said his viewers were wowed by a briefing over the summer  when  Sanders  was asked whether Trump brought low the office of the president by tweeting a crack about television host Mika Brzezinski  whom he called “low IQ  crazy” and whom he said he saw “bleeding badly from a face lift.”\nSome religious conservatives say one of  Sanders’s  best attributes is that she isn’t Sean Spicer. They just want someone at the podium who can defend Trump somewhat effectively without becoming the story.\n Sanders  has a leg up perhaps  as politics is her family business.",
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            "input": "Tokyo (AFP) – Sony chief executive Kazuo Hirai  who led a major and successful overhaul at the Japanese electronics giant  will step down at the end of March   the firm  said Friday.\n Hirai  will become Sony chairman  filling a post that has been empty since June 2012  and will be replaced by  the company’s  current chief financial officer Kenichiro Yoshida on April 1.\n“As  the company  approaches a crucial juncture  when we will embark on a new mid-range plan  I consider this to be the ideal time to pass the baton of leadership to new management  for the future of Sony and also for myself to embark on a new chapter in my life ”  Hirai  said in a statement.\nSony said  Hirai  had approached the board seeking to step down.\n He  said  he  was “very proud” of the company’s current financial health.\n“And it excites me to hear more and more people enthuse that Sony is back again ”  he  added.\n Hirai  praised  his  successor as the “ideal person” to lead Sony going forward  saying the pair had worked closely together since 2013.",
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            "input": "It was a connection that kept the 15-year-old mom  Cherish Coates  coming back to the nursery each day to visit the baby and drop off breast milk. For the next several weeks   Coates  leaned on Joseph for support as the young mother began the process of putting the baby up for adoption. She relied on the nurse even more when she ultimately decided to tell her family — who had no idea she had given birth to a son in her own bedroom — about the baby  and to keep him  against all odds.\nAlthough the nurse and mother eventually lost touch  their connection inspired  Coates  to become a nurse and eventually enter law school  with hopes of becoming a mental health attorney.\nNancy Stone/Chicago Tribune Allen Coates with  his  mother  Cherish Coates  in Phoenix  Ariz.  in September. After having  Allen  when  she  was a teenager  Cherish stayed in school and has become a certified nursing assistant.  She  also is now married and has two additional children.  Allen Coates  with  his  mother  Cherish Coates  in Phoenix  Ariz.  in September. After having  Allen  when  she  was a teenager  Cherish stayed in school and has become a certified nursing assistant.  She  also is now married and has two additional children. (Nancy Stone/Chicago Tribune)\nAfter 12 years with almost no contact   Coates  reached out to Joseph on Facebook last year with a message that reunited the two women who said they had never forgotten each other. Since then  the pair have been in regular contact  sharing encouragement  photos and a bond that even they sometimes can't believe began more than decade ago with the case still known at the hospital as the \"shoebox baby.\"\n\"I just wanted to let  her  know how much of an impression  she  made \" said  Coates   now a 29-year-old mother of three  including the now 5-foot-3  13-year-old Allen  the baby in the shoebox who brought  her  and Joseph together and is now a thriving eighth-grader.\n\"It feels like such a blessing \" said  Coates   who works as a law clerk in Mesa  Ariz.  while attending law school. \"We will always be connected because we share this unique story.\"\n Coates  grew up painfully aware of the difficulties of teen pregnancies.  Her  own mother was 15 when  she  had Coates  whom  she  left to be raised by  her  loving and devoted grandparents in Rockford.  Her  mother  who dropped out of school and moved out  visited weekly. Family members often warned  Coates  that a pregnancy while  she  was young could keep  her  from becoming the first in  her  family to finish high school and go to college — something they were all rooting for   she  said.\nDespite  her  grandparents' best efforts  Coates  at 13 years old  met a boy two years older than  her  while shopping at Cherryvale Mall in Rockford. It didn't take long before  she  and the boy were together every weekend  spending time at the mall and at the movies.\nThe couple had been inseparable for nearly two years when  Coates  suspected  she  might be pregnant.  She  shared the news with  her  boyfriend  who cried along with  her  as the terrified teens repeatedly discussed what they should do.\n Coates  didn't have to try hard to conceal the small bump that eventually surfaced in  her  belly  because it was barely noticeable.  She  hid morning sickness  kept up  her  A and B grades  and never missed a shift at  her  part-time job at McDonalds   she  said.\nFamily photo 2004 Cherish Coates’ infant was 6 weeks premature and weighed 3 pounds when his father carried him almost 8 miles to SwedishAmerican hospital in Rockford. He was wrapped in a dish towel and placed in a shoebox with a note asking that he be taken care of and named Allen Corey. The young couple chose to take him there under the state’s 2001 Safe Haven law  which allows parents to leave a newborn at a hospital  fire station or police station without fear of criminal or civil liability. Cherish  Coates ’ infant was 6 weeks premature and weighed 3 pounds when  his  father carried  him  almost 8 miles to SwedishAmerican hospital in Rockford.  He  was wrapped in a dish towel and placed in a shoebox with a note asking that  he  be taken care of and named Allen Corey. The young couple chose to take  him  there under the state’s 2001 Safe Haven law  which allows parents to leave a newborn at a hospital  fire station or police station without fear of criminal or civil liability. (Family photo 2004)\nMoments later  Coates delivered her baby on the SpongeBob SquarePants comforter covering her bed. She cut  his  umbilical cord with scissors her grandfather had in the house.\n\"I remember just looking at how beautiful  he  was  and how tiny  he  was. I had never held a baby before; I had never baby-sat or anything \" Coates said. \"I remember being scared that I was going to break  him .\"",
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            "input": "Norway ’ s $ 1 trillion sovereign wealth fund will this year step up its assessment of the risks posed by climate change to its investments in power producers   oil firms and basic materials companies   its CEO told Reuters on Tuesday . Separately   the board of the central bank will soon decide whether to blacklist from the fund one or more companies -- either in the oil   steel or concrete sectors -- for producing too much greenhouse gases   the central bank chief told Reuters . The fund   which invests the proceeds from Norway ’ s oil and gas production for future pensions in stocks   bonds and real estate abroad   is one of the world ’ s biggest shareholders   with stakes totaling 1 . 4 percent of all listed companies . In recent years the world ’ s biggest sovereign wealth fund has become a more active shareholder   trying to influence companies ’ attitudes . Among them are the way companies report on climate change   such as their carbon dioxide emissions   or whether companies have scenario analyses of how more heatwaves   droughts or floods might affect their earnings .  Chief Executive Yngve Slyngstad  said the fund would first focus  its  efforts on electricity producers . “ That is ... the sector that we will first go through and think about in this scenario . The two next ones will be ( basic ) materials and oil .” “ By far the largest ... is electricity producers   which of course has been a specific focus for us because of the so - called coal criteria  ” he said referring to the fund not being allowed by parliament to invest in firms that derive more than 30 percent of their revenue from coal . The proposal to potentially exclude one or more companies in the oil   steel or cement sectors over excessive greenhouse gas emissions is under review by the board of the central bank . “ We have received some recommendations on potential exclusions based on that new criteria . The board is working on the issues ... It ’ s not going to be long  ” central bank governor Oeystein Olsen said   declining to give a more precise timeframe . Slideshow ( 2 Images ) The moves come as the fund is proposing to drop oil and gas stocks from its benchmark index   which would reduce over time its stakes in oil and gas companies . That proposal is under consideration at the finance ministry and will be voted by parliament at a later stage . DOUBLED ITS RETURN IN 2017 Also on Tuesday   the fund said it doubled its return on investment in 2017   beating its benchmark   as strong global stock markets boosted the value of the portfolio . It earned a return of 13 . 7 percent in 2017   up from 6 . 9 percent in 2016 . “ The fund ’ s cumulative return since inception has passed 4   000 billion Norwegian crowns ($ 511 billion ). One out of four crowns of return was generated in 2017   after a very strong year for the fund  ” Slyngstad said in a statement . “ Again   our equity investments returned strongest with a return close to 20 percent .” The fund ’ s biggest single company investment at the end of 2017 was in Apple Inc ( AAPL . O )  worth 66 billion crowns   ahead of Nestle ( NESN . S ) at 51 billion and Royal Dutch Shell ( RDSa . L ) at 50 billion . Apple was also the biggest single contributor to the fund ’ s returns in 2017   ahead of Chinese tech group Tencent Holdings ( 0700 . HK ) and Microsoft ( MSFT . O ). The fund ’ s size is equivalent to $ 200   000 for every Norwegian man   woman and child . The government withdrew 61 billion crowns during 2017 to pay for public expenses   compared with 101 billion crowns in 2016 .  Slyngstad  earned an annual salary of 6 . 7 million crowns   or roughly $ 855   000   in 2017   while  his  chief investment officer for equity strategies   Petter Johnsen   earned more   with 7 . 4 million crowns . By comparison   the country ’ s prime minister   Erna Solberg   earned 1 . 6 million crowns .",
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            "input": "The camera pans across a bucolic river and a sunny cornfield  an American flag flapping in the breeze  as narrator Michael Steele extols the freedom to dream and achieve. Then  with the Statue of Liberty sweeping into the shot  comes a dire warning that freedom is fragile: Democrats  he says  are \"experimenting with America.\"\nThe camera zooms in on a bespectacled Steele  who asks viewers for donations. \"Our freedom \" he says with a smile. \"It's worth fighting for.\"\nThe television advertisement  which aired in selected markets last month  is vintage Steele _ affable  charismatic and seizing the spotlight. But the ad's star is not running for anything. He's the chairman of the Republican National Committee  with a mandate to promote his party rather than himself.\nSteele has put a public face on what had been largely a behind-the-scenes job  hoping to foster what he has called a \"hip-hop\" Republican renaissance. That high profile has been accompanied by a record of lavish spending and a string of gaffes  leading some party activists to complain that Steele revels in the perks of the office while neglecting some of the onerous work necessary to reclaim majorities in the House and Senate. This narrative grew more damaging last week with the disclosure that RNC staffers approved a $1 900 bill at a Hollywood nightclub that features topless dancers mimicking lesbian sex acts while wearing bondage gear.\nStill there have been no calls for Steele's ouster  and some top Republicans have calculated that there is no upside in forcing out the first black chairman of a party largely dominated by white Southerners _ especially not while the GOP is winning under his watch. Steele claimed credit for recent Republican victories in Massachusetts  Virginia and New Jersey  telling reporters in January: \"I won two governorships and a host of special elections.\"\nSome Republicans question Steele's contribution to the party's recent successes. Nevertheless  \"To the victor go the spoils \" said Ron Kaufman  a former RNC chairman who worked against Steele in the leadership race. \"Is the party better off today than the day Michael Steele got elected? It's very hard to say no  on almost every level. ... The bottom line is the coach gets the credit. They're paid to win  and we're winning.\"\nTo understand how this one-term lieutenant governor from Maryland became his party's national chairman  go back to the day he was selected  Jan. 30  2009. It was one week after Obama's historic inauguration  and many in the Republican Party were demoralized and seeking new direction.\nIn a crowded field of candidates for the chairmanship  Steele stood out _ a 6-foot-4  dapper  television-friendly former politician who spoke eloquently of expanding the party's base to include more blacks and Latinos. He offered a break with history as the first African American chairman of what he referred to over and over again as the \"party of Lincoln.\"\n\"The party has really wallowed in the sewers of racial politics in the country \" said NAACP President Ben Jealous  a longtime Steele friend. \"Mike Steele is their chance to get back on higher ground.\"\nSteele was distrustful of the staff he inherited and the Beltway strategists who cycled through the committee. \"When they drink that Potomac River water a while  it changes them  and Michael has tried never to drink that water \" said John Kane  a close friend who ran the Maryland Republican Party when Steele was lieutenant governor.\nSo less than a week after his election  Steele asked each staffer to submit a resignation letter. They were told the chairman would decide who could stay  former aides recalled. He let dozens go.\nIn his early months  Steele  who had been a Fox News Channel commentator  gave several interviews that led to damaging blunders. On CNN  Steele dismissed Rush Limbaugh  a popular voice for the right  as an \"entertainer\" and said Limbaugh's radio talk show can be \"incendiary\" and \"ugly.\" He told GQ magazine that abortion was \"an individual choice \" going against his party's antiabortion platform.\nMeanwhile  he was making cosmetic changes to the party operation. Steele disliked the dark-wood furnishings in his office  telling GQ it was \"way too male for me.\" So he had the RNC spend $18 500 on a new wooden desk  armchairs  a couch and art for the walls  according to aides.\nWhen Steele hit the road to meet local volunteers and operatives  he often brought a photographer to document it all. At party headquarters in Washington  the hallways were decorated with jumbo-size pictures of Steele shaking hands.\nSteele declined several requests for interviews for this story because he believes he has received unfair scrutiny from The Washington Post dating to his political career in Maryland  his spokesman Doug Heye said. \"Profile after profile after profile by The Washington Post that almost borders on stalking \" Heye said. \"At a certain point you just stop taking it seriously.\"\nThis report is based on Steele's public comments and interviews with more than three dozen RNC members  donors  party strategists and state officials  as well as Steele's friends  political opponents and current and former aides. They portrayed a complex man who  like most people  is a combination of traits  not 100 percent an industrious political strategist or a feckless self-promoter.",
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                "Michael Steele"
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            "input": "Whoa  cautions Ndamukong Suh  not so fast  my friend.\n The Cornhuskers seemed to snare a bit of their lost aura in 2008  winning six of their last seven games. But Suh is hardly ready to compare his defensive unit to those from the glory days.\n In fact  continuing the rebuilding process is one reason why the defensive tackle returned for his senior year instead of being an almost guaranteed high pick in the NFL draft.\n \"I definitely want to be part of bringing back the tradition of the Blackshirts \" said Suh  the Big 12's preseason defensive player of the year. \"That's a tough tradition to live up to.\"\n Under defensive-minded new head coach Bo Pelini  the respective numbers above improved to 349.8  28.5 and 49 -- better  but still not what Suh and Pelini consider acceptable.\n \"We're getting closer \" Suh said  \"but we're definitely not where we need to be. We still have room to grow.\"\n But with an untested quarterback at the controls of an offense with just four starters returning  it will be up to Suh and the defense to keep the Huskers afloat early in the season. Suh says he's looking forward to the task.\n \"I definitely want to be part of bringing back the tradition of the Blackshirts \" he said. \"We want to start being the kind of dominant team that everyone wants to hunt.\"\n Pelini says Suh is that kind of talent.",
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                "Ndamukong Suh"
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            "input": "It was deja vu all over again. With Senate Republicans inching closer to passing an Obamacare replacement bill  a potential fulfillment of seven years of campaign promises   Arizona Senator John McCain  once again intervened to save the failing law.  He  dramatically cast the deciding vote to kill a drastically pared-down \"skinny repeal\" bill over the summer  then reprised the spoiler role on Friday afternoon by announcing  his  opposition to legislation championed by  his  close friend and ally  Sen. Lindsey Graham. Between  McCain 's statement and Rand Paul's unconvincing 'purity' posture  Mitch McConnell can't afford to lose a single additional member of his caucus. The truth is  he already has. Anyone who's followed Susan Collins' record on this issue knows that Graham-Cassidy is dead. She's technically only \"leaning\" no  but that's tantamount to a hard no; I'm fairly certain she'd vote against her own Obamacare replacement plan at this point. In revealing his intention to torpedo the latest bill -- with just days remaining before the GOP's reconciliation authority expires  according to the Senate Parliamentarian  -- McCain  used process concerns as  his  primary fig leaf:\nIn what way is working with Democrats  who are either staunch Obamacare defenders or already moving on to an even bigger government power-grab  likely make healthcare reform better? Like Rand Paul's weak excuse for opposing Graham-Cassidy (given his vote in favor of skinny repeal  which did far less to uproot Obamacare)   McCain 's justification makes little sense. Part of  his  Hamlet act on the previous Senate repeal bill (BCRA) was an insistence that  he  couldn't approve a plan that didn't have the full backing of  his  state's governor  Doug Ducey. \"My position on this proposal will be largely guided by Governor Ducey's analysis of how it would impact the people of our state \"  McCain  claimed at the time. \"My friends  this is legislation that directly affects the people of my state. I trust my governor.\" Ducey had raised objections to the BCRA  publicly stating that he agreed with  McCain  that it was fatally flawed. While the governor eventually cleared  McCain  to back \"skinny repeal\" as a means to advancing the process to a conference committee  his concerns about the legislation's underlying content made  McCain 's 'no' vote easier. But guess who explicitly supported the passage of Graham-Cassidy this time? Governor Doug Ducey. Apparently \"trusting his governor\" no longer mattered to McCain. And then there's this:\nGeneral election ad from way back in 2016: \"John McCain is leading the fight to stop Obamacare.\" [Link] pic.twitter.com/3a74vrDMkz â Guy Benson (@guypbenson) July 28  2017\nMcCain rightly and ruthlessly blasted his Democratic opponent as a supporter of a law that was inflicting disproportionate harm on Arizonans. Then he proceeded to vote exactly as she would have. The Senator's new position is that a bipartisan \"fix\" is in order. How would his campaign have gone if he'd told voters  \"by 'we must repeal and replace Obamacare ' what I really mean is  'we must work with Patty Murray and the Democrats to tweak Obamacare after promising to abandon repeal'\"? Perhaps he'd be former Senator John McCain  no longer in a position to be hailed as a \"hero\" by the exact same people who passionately opposed and slandered him during his presidential run  and who would have called him every name under the sun if he'd reached a different conclusion about a bill written and sponsored by his best friend in Congress. I'll leave you with some journalists wondering if Graham-Cassidy may still have a glimmer of life:",
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            "input": "Hakeem Nicks and Eli Manning of the New York Giants forged a friendship over cookouts of alligator  crawfish and fried quail. Nicks mostly abstained from eating at the barbecues. It was the conversation that mattered.\n In July  Nicks joined Manning on a four-day trip in Thibodaux  La.  for the Manning Passing Academy  an offensive skills camp for high school players. The getaway brought them together  helping to bond a young play-making wide receiver with a veteran quarterback who could use a big-play target.\n During the day  Nicks served as a counselor and played catch with Manning. By night  Nicks and Manning came together for group dinners before retreating to their dormitories at Nicholls State University  about an hour west of New Orleans.\nNicks and Manning came together for group dinners before retreating to their dormitories at Nicholls State University  about an hour west of New Orleans.\n Still  the coaches are looking for Nicks  who showed explosiveness as a rookie in 2009  to show more consistency in his second season. (On Sunday  Nicks also tipped the first pass his way  which resulted in an interception). Nicks  the type of deep threat the Giants have been missing since the departure of Plaxico Burress  was drafted into an important position. \"That's something I want to do \" Nicks said. \"That's something that I've always done in my career in my past  been that big-target receiver coming deep down the field. I just want to get my game to that and bring it to the team the best way possible.\"\n Manning invited Nicks and Steve Smith to join him for the camp this summer. Although Smith could not attend  he said that he has seen the effect the trip has had on the relationship between Nicks and Manning.\n \"It showed Eli he's serious about football and that he wants to get better \" Smith said of Nicks. \"I've seen him take it more seriously in the film room and get in here in the offseason.\"\n When discussing certain plays at the camp  Manning would explain his thinking  then Nicks would share his thoughts. It helped their timing  which was important because Nicks missed practices during organized-team activities and in training camp while recovering from knee and toe injuries.\n Off the field  Nicks and Manning watched sports in their rooms and shared insights into each other's lives. Manning was shocked to hear that Nicks had only one scholarship offer in high school. Nicks was shocked to see the type of food the Manning family served in New Orleans.\n The Cajun flavor was new to Nicks -- \"out of my bracket \" the North Carolina native said -- but he enjoyed learning more about the area.\nNicks and Manning watched sports in their rooms and shared insights into each other's lives. Manning was shocked to hear that Nicks had only one scholarship offer in high school. Nicks was shocked to see the type of food the Manning family served in New Orleans.\n Like Burress  Nicks is the X receiver  known also as the split end  in the Giants' offense. The X receiver frequently represents the deep threat and often finds himself in one-on-one coverage  as Nicks did on his second and third touchdowns Sunday.",
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            "input": "Tom Petty  died on Monday night  but inaccurate news of  his  death made its way around the internet much earlier in the day.\nAccording to Tony Dimitriades  longtime manager of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers  the legendary rocker \"died peacefully at 8:40 pm PT surrounded by family   his  bandmates and friends\" after suffering cardiac arrest.\nThat was hours after some media outlets had already reported on  his  death -- a mistake that prompted one of Petty's daughters to vent her anger about it on social media.\n Tom Petty  dies at 66\nAn Instagram account believed to belong to  AnnaKim Violet Petty  featured a post with a blistering message to Rolling Stone magazine  which reported  Petty  had died on Monday afternoon.\nTMZ  citing law enforcement sources  was first to post a story  Petty  had been hospitalized.\n\"We're told after  Petty  got to the hospital  he  had no brain activity and a decision was made to pull life support \" TMZ reported at 3:30 pm ET on Monday.\nAt 4 p.m. ET  CBS News  citing Los Angeles Police  tweeted that  Petty  had died and included a link to an obituary.\n Tom Petty  legendary rocker   is dead at 66.  The musician  reportedly suffered cardiac arrest [Link] pic.twitter.com/2QeHxOSppj â CBS News (@CBSNews) October 2  2017\nI loved  Tom Petty  and I covered  his  songs because I wanted know what it felt like to fly.\nThank you   Tom Petty   for all of the light you brought to the world. â Ed Helms (@edhelms) October 2  2017\nVariety published a collection of some of the tweets mourning  Petty .\n\"The LAPD has  no information about the passing of singer Tom Petty . Initial information was inadvertently provided to some media sources \" the tweets read. \"However  the LAPD has no investigative role in this matter. We apologize for any inconvenience in this reporting.\"\n(1/2)The LAPD has  no information about the passing of singer Tom Petty . Initial information was inadvertantly provided to some media sources â LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) October 2  2017\nCBS News retweeted the LAPD post and added  \"The LAPD says it cannot confirm earlier reports of  singer Tom Petty 's death. TMZ reports that  the singer  is still clinging to life.\"\nThe LAPD says it cannot confirm earlier reports of  singer Tom Petty 's death. TMZ reports that  the singer  is still clinging to life. pic.twitter.com/Xv4UtVdY4Z â CBS News (@CBSNews) October 2  2017",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON/SEOUL (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence was scheduled to meet with North Korean officials  including leader Kim Jong Un’s sister  while in South Korea for the Winter Olympics this month but the North Koreans canceled at the last minute  U.S. officials said on Tuesday.\nPence was going to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s younger sister  Kim Yo Jong  and the nominal head of state  Kim Yong Nam  but the North Koreans called off the Feb. 10 meeting two hours before it was set to start  a U.S. official said  confirming a story first reported by the Washington Post.\nU.S. Vice President Mike Pence  North Korea's nominal head of state Kim Yong Nam  and  North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's younger sister Kim Yo Jong  attend the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Pyeongchang  South Korea February 9  2018. Yonhap via REUTERS\n“This administration will stand in the way of  Kim ’s desire to whitewash their murderous regime with nice photo ops at the Olympics. Perhaps that’s why they walked away from a meeting or perhaps they were never sincere about sitting down ” Ayers said in the statement.\n Kim Jong Un   through  his sister   invited South Korean President Moon Jae-in to Pyongyang to begin talks “soon.”",
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            "input": "The new  Mario  game has some serious film noir vibes. Fans on Twitter have been picking up on the crooked stink of New Donk City since the game came out  but the idea seems to have solidified with the brilliant help of the Storied podcast. The podcast goes on a journey with co-hosts Sean Ainsworth  Harrison Pink  and Chris Rebbert as they transform famous films  TV shows  and games into other mediums.\nPresumably inspired by the recent rumors that an official Super Mario Bros. movie is in the works  the hosts pondered the best method for bringing  Mario 's pixels onto the silver screen. Sure  the happy-go-lucky world of Nintendo might not scream \"gritty monochromatic detective drama.\" But you're clearly just not paying attention (or exploring Photo Mode in Super Mario Odyssey.)\nTheir proposed script begins with a panning shot over pictures of a smiling Luigi  as  Mario  grieves over the death of his brother and the better half of their Super Mario Bros. P. I. firm. His voiceover is all tough talk  while maintaining the trademark cartoonish Italian stereotype we've come to love.\nWhat proceeds is your usual  Mario  game plot  with a damsel in distress who needs the help of a hero to escape a mafia-style boss with tons of goons stalking about town. Bowser  a local land baron in the tradition of Chinatown  is up to his no-good tricks and is trying to marry her and take all her inheritance money.\nIf anyone is wondering  I've got this frame of Mario Odyssey paused  and am currently narrating \"Mario  P.I.\" as a film noir series while I have jazz music playing in the background.\nIn honor of his dead brother   Mario  goes on a wild-goose chase to rescue  his  dame.\nSome key scenes include: 1)  Mario  meeting up with Bowser at a country club  with Bowser intimidating the detective by totally owning his opponent in Wii Tennis while  Mario  tries to question him  2) A second femme fatale  in the form of Birdo  who cannot speak English but gives  Mario  an egg with a key piece of evidence before she's murdered  3) One (if not several) car chase scenes  in which the cars are replaced with  Mario  go-karts and the tommy guns replaced with Blue Shells.\nBut  like any good noir film  the journey ends in deception. As  Mario  gets deeper into the investigation  eventually managing to kill Bowser  he learns a sickening truth. The Koopa King and Drug Lord Bowser was actually just small pennies compared to the real boss in charge: Princess Peach  who runs the drug operation at the heart of the Mushroom Kingdom. She needed a fall guy.  Mario  was her guy. Bowser took the fall.\nThe story closes on  Mario  as  he  lays dying  and Luigi emerges from the shadows to give the princess a kiss.",
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                "Mario Odyssey"
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            "input": "A massive California wildfire that has already destroyed nearly 800 structures scorched another 56   000 acres on Sunday   making it the fifth largest such blaze in recorded state history   as it ran toward picturesque coastal cities . But fire officials said as darkness fell that with the hot   dry Santa Ana winds not as fierce as expected   crews had been successful in building some fire lines between the flames and the towns of Montecito and Carpinteria . “ This is a menacing fire   certainly   but we have a lot of people working very diligently to bring it under control  ” Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown told an evening press conference . Still   some 5   000 residents remained under evacuation orders in the two communities   near Santa Barbara and about 100 miles ( 160 km ) northwest of Los Angeles . Some 15   000 homes were considered threatened . The Thomas Fire   the worst of six major blazes in Southern California in the last week and already the fifth largest in the state since 1932   has blackened 230   000 acres ( 570   000 hectares )  more than the area of New York City . It has destroyed 790 houses   outbuildings and other structures and left 90   000 homes and businesses without power . The combination of Santa Ana winds and rugged terrain in the mountains that run through Santa Barbara and Ventura counties have hampered firefighting efforts   and officials said the Thomas Fire was only 10 percent contained on Sunday evening   down from 15 percent earlier in the day . But wind gusts recorded at 35 - 40 miles per hour were less than those predicted by forecasters   giving crews a chance to slow the flames ’ progress down slopes above the endangered communities . The fires burning across Southern California have forced the evacuation of more 200   000 people and destroyed some 1   000 structures . Among them are residents of Montecito   one of the state ’ s wealthiest enclave and home to such celebrities as Oprah Winfrey . Emmy Leikin   an Emmy - winning songwriter who was ordered to evacuate her Montecito home at 9 a . m . on Sunday   said she fled with only her cell phone   medication   eyeglasses and a few apples . Leikin   74   said she doesn ’ t know the condition of her home and belongings but “ none of that means anything when it is your safety .” Firefighters knock down flames as they advance on homes atop Shepherd Mesa Road in Carpinteria   California   U . S . December 10   2017 . REUTERS / Mike Eliason / Santa Barbara County Fire Department / Handout via REUTERS WORST IN A DECADE The fires that began last Monday night collectively amounted to one of the worst conflagrations across Southern California in the last decade . They have   however   been far less deadly than the blazes in Northern California ’ s wine country in October that killed over 40 . In the last week   only one death has been reported   a 70 - year - old woman who died Wednesday in a car accident as she attempted to flee the flames in Ventura County . Scores of horses have died   including at least 46 at a thoroughbred training facility in San Diego county . Residents and firefighters alike have been alarmed by the speed with which the fires spread   reaching into the heart of cities like Ventura . Slideshow ( 9 Images ) At the Ventura County Fairgrounds   evacuees slept in makeshift beds while rescued horses were sheltered in stables .  Peggy Scissons   78    arrived at the shelter with  her  dog last Wednesday   after residents of  her  mobile home park were forced to leave .  She  has not yet found out whether  her  home is standing . “ I don ’ t know what ’ s gonna happen next or whether I ’ ll be able to go home  ”  she  said . “ It would be one thing if I were 40 or 50   but I ‘ m 78 . What the heck do I do ?” James Brown   57   who retired from Washington State ’ s forestry service and has lived in Ventura for a year   was forced to leave his house along with his wife last week because both have breathing problems . “ We knew a fire was coming   but we didn ’ t know it would be this bad  ” said Brown   who is in a wheelchair . Some of the other fires   in San Diego and Los Angeles counties   have been largely controlled by the thousands of firefighters on the ground this week . Both the Creek and Rye fires in Los Angeles County were 90 percent contained by Sunday morning   officials said   while the Skirball Fire in Los Angeles ’ posh Bel Air neighborhood was 75 percent contained . North of San Diego   the 4   100 - acre ( 1   660 hectare ) Lilac Fire was 75 percent contained by Sunday and most evacuation orders had been lifted .",
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            "input": "When  Harvard physician Monique Tello  looks at the typical American breakfast   she  said  it makes  her  \"want to cry.\"\n\"A bowl of cereal  or a bagel  or a piece of toast  or a muffin are all no different than a dessert  \" Tello  wrote in a recent Harvard Health blog post.\n\"Eating like this may be okay once in a while  but if you do so often  I guarantee these foods will make you sick  one way or another  \" Tello  said.\nHere's what  Tello  eats: a combination of berries  Icelandic-style (high protein) yogurt  and a mix of nuts  seeds  and rolled oats.\n\"I’m a working mom. I take the train into work. I need something quick  easy  and transportable. Plus  it needs to be budget-friendly  and must hold me over for a number of hours  \" Tello  said.\nSo  her  breakfast is based around three simple ingredients:\nBerries:  Tello  buys a mix of frozen raspberries  blueberries  and strawberries in bulk  since \"fruit is frozen at the peak of freshness  so the quality and vitamin content can be better than what’s in the produce aisle.\" Plus   she  said  frozen fruit is cheaper than fresh and lasts longer. Berries are also high in fiber and pack key vitamins like A  C  and K. Tello fills a plastic container with the frozen fruit  and either lets it defrost overnight or sticks it in a microwave.\n Tello  buys a mix of frozen raspberries  blueberries  and strawberries in bulk  since \"fruit is frozen at the peak of freshness  so the quality and vitamin content can be better than what’s in the produce aisle.\" Plus   she  said  frozen fruit is cheaper than fresh and lasts longer. Berries are also high in fiber and pack key vitamins like A  C  and K. fills a plastic container with the frozen fruit  and either lets it defrost overnight or sticks it in a microwave. Nuts  seeds  and/or whole grains:  Tello  advises using the ingredients you prefer here  but  she  goes with unsalted nuts  toasted pepita seeds  and whole rolled oats  all of which are high in fiber and have some protein too.\n Tello  advises using the ingredients you prefer here  but  she  goes with unsalted nuts  toasted pepita seeds  and whole rolled oats  all of which are high in fiber and have some protein too. Yogurt:  Tello  eats plain Siggi's  a brand of high-protein  low-sugar yogurt from Iceland. Other types of Greek plain yogurt have a similar nutritional profile.\nTo make  her  meal   she  pours the nuts and seeds over the defrosted berries  and stirs the yogurt into the mixture.\n\"Don’t forget your spoon!\"  she  said.\nIf you're not a fan of yogurt and berries  the nutritional profile of  Tello 's breakfast can be replicated in dozens of other forms. A couple of hard-boiled eggs and a piece of whole grain toast would work too; as would some turkey bacon and a whole wheat English muffin or a couple of tablespoons of no-sugar added peanut butter with sliced apples.",
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            "input": "Holly Gunderson   the restaurant’s special events director was tasked with ensuring that the night went well. However  as she said in a Washington Post article  the job proved tougher than anticipated after a drunken  slurring Batali arrived late.\n Gunderson  alleged that the chef turned to her as she was escorting him to the rest of the guests and said  “I want to see you naked in my hot tub back in the hotel.” She said a few people “looked at me like  ‘Oh my God  I can’t believe he said that about you ’” the newspaper reported.\n Gunderson   uncomfortable  brushed off the comment and tried to keep her distance from the chef and restaurateur for the rest of the night. At one point  however  he found her while she was leaning over a table and  she alleges  groped her.\n\"And then he moved his hand backward. So  you know  under my butt. And then continued walking.\" - Holly Gunderson",
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            "input": "BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi defended the role of an Iranian-backed paramilitary force at a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Monday in Baghdad.\n U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson ( 2-L) listens as Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi (C) speaks during their meeting in Baghdad  Iraq October 23  2017. REUTERS/Alex Brandon/Pool\nIn his opening remarks at the meeting with  Tillerson   Abadi said Popular Mobilisation “is part of the Iraqi institutions ” rejecting accusations that it is acting as an Iranian proxy.\n Tillerson  visited Iraq a day after a rare joint meeting with Abadi and Saudi Arabia’s King Salman in the Saudi capital  Riyadh.\nAt his meeting with Abadi in Baghdad   Tillerson  urged the Iraqi government and Masoud Barzani’s Kurdistan Regional Government in Erbil to resolve their conflict on Kurdish self-determination and disputed territories through dialogue.\n“We are concerned and a bit sad  ” Tillerson  said. “We have friends in Baghdad and friends in Erbil  and we encourage all parties to enter into discussion ... and all differences can be addressed.”\n“Iranian militias that are in Iraq  now that the fight against Daesh and ISIS is coming to a close  those militias need to go home  ” Tillerson  said on Sunday in Saudi Arabia.\nOne of the closest groups to Iran within Popular Mobilisation  Asaib Ahl al-Haq  reacted to  Tillerson ’s comment by saying it would be Americans who will be forced to leave Iraq.\nU.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson (L) listens as Iraq's President Fuad Masum (R) speaks during their meeting in Baghdad  Iraq October 23  2017. REUTERS/Alex Brandon/Pool",
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            "input": "Ivanka Trump  has kind of a reputation for being a moderate — the voice of reason in an otherwise nutty  Trump  administration.\n\"She's got a ton of praise from the right for her poise and intelligence. At the same time  it turns out she doesn't know what words mean \" Colbert says  referring to Vice writer Eve Peyser  who compiled on Twitter a list of all the words  Ivanka  doesn't know how to use.\nIn an interview   Trump  says that because of  her  husband  Jared Kushner's busy schedule  she  likes to keep  her  \"on a relative basis.\" In another occasion   she  admitted to being \"complicit\" to  her  father's agenda. \"Yeah it doesn't mean that \" Colbert adds.\n Ivanka  also wished her 8-month son \"happy birthday\" and Colbert wonders: \"Do rich people get more birthdays than we do?\" But the winning comment goes to the infamous \"otherwise\" tweet: \"That is a dumb statement in an otherwise stupid tweet \" Colbert jokes.",
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            "input": "Simon Cowell  is in the hospital after what  his  rep called a \"bad fall\" at his London home. (Photo: Jon Kopaloff  FilmMagic)\nAmerica's Got Talent judge  Simon Cowell  was taken by ambulance to a hospital after falling at  his  London home Friday  People and The Hollywood Reporter said Friday.\nA rep for  Cowell   58  told the outlets that  he  was outfitted with a neck brace after suffering a \"bad fall\" and was undergoing tests at a hospital.\nIt's unclear whether  he 'll recover quickly enough to take part in Saturday's live episode of  his  other reality show  ITV's X Factor U.K.\nUSA TODAY has reached out to  Cowell 's representative for comment.",
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            "input": "Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday to claim that Tennessee Republican helped \"give us\" the nuclear deal with Iran negotiated by President Barack Obama's administration. Earlier this month  he claimed that  Corker  is \"largely responsible for the horrendous Iran Deal!\"\n Corker  the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee   was in fact a vehement critic of the deal that emerged from international negotiations in the summer of 2015. After the deal was unveiled   he  wrote in an op-ed for The Washington Post that \"Congress should reject this deal and send it back to the President.\"\n Corker  plotted efforts to block the deal  banding with Republicans -- and even some Democrats -- in an attempt to block the deal.\nThe following month   Corker  did just that  joining with the bipartisan group to vote against the deal. A procedural vote to move forward a resolution to reject the nuclear deal fell shy of the required 60-vote threshold.\nEven before that vote   Corker  helped push through the legislation that would ultimately grant Congress powers to review the deal  which the Obama administration contemplated approving without congressional oversight.\n Corker  said such an attempt would be \"a direct affront to the American people and seeks to undermine Congress' appropriate role\" in a March 2015 letter to Obama.\n Corker 's calls for congressional review of the nuclear deal that was still being negotiated in the spring of 2015 ultimately led to the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act  which Obama ultimately signed despite initially opposing the measure.\nThat could be what White House press secretary Sarah Sanders was referring to on October 10 when she claimed: \" Sen. Corker  worked with Nancy Pelosi and the Obama administration to pave the way for that legislation and basically rolled out the red carpet for the Iran deal  and those are pretty factual.\"\n Corker  defended the bill against that criticism in September 2015  noting that the legislation \"actually took power back from the president.\"\n\"Without it  he could have unilaterally implemented the deal immediately. The President never would have been forced to submit the agreement to Congress and there would have been no review and no debate on this critical national security issue \"  Corker  said then.\nTrump's criticism of  Corker  on the Iran deal is also curious given that Trump initially considered  Corker  as a candidate for vice president and later secretary of state  in large part due to his foreign policy chops.",
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            "input": "Watch the replay of  Benny Cunningham's  23-yard catch-and-run in the second quarter  and two things become clear.\nTwo   he  screwed up trying to do so.\nLet's review: As  Cunningham  juked  his  way to the front right corner of the end zone   he  dove and extended the ball while Packers safety Marwin Evans shoved him out of bounds.  Cunningham  crashed into the pylon as the ball slipped free. Officials ruled  Cunningham  out at the 2-yard line.\n\"We're taught not to do it; unless it's fourth down  you don't reach the ball out  \" Cunningham  said. \"But  honestly  at the time  I wasn't thinking about that. I was trying to score a touchdown for the team.\"\n Fox   under advice from  his  assistants who help with video reviews  challenged the ruling that  Cunningham  stepped out of bounds.\n\"Every indication we had was  he  scored  \" Fox  said. \"And  if anything   he  would be at the 1 or inside in the 1.\"\nSo rather than have  his  offense line up with three tries from the 2-yard line   Fox  threw the challenge flag with hopes of being awarded a touchdown or  at worst  having the ball advanced a few feet.\nBut replays showed  Cunningham  lost possession before  he  hit the pylon  which  in the context of the video review  had unintended consequences.\nReplay officials in New York decided  Cunningham  lost possession before  he  was out of bounds and before  he  hit the pylon.\n\"When I watched the review  I felt like they made the right call \"  Cunningham  said. \"Just a bad play on my part  but the refs got it right.\"\nTo  Fox   the fumble wasn't as obvious.\n\"I think maybe on 50 times  like some people get to look at it  I think maybe you could see that \"  he  said. \"But on our look during the game  that wasn't really even discussed.\"\nHere's the thing  though:  Cunningham 's left foot dragged onto the sideline as  he  dove for the pylon.\nSlow down the replay frame-by-frame and it's still nearly impossible to determine if  Cunningham  lost possession before  his  foot touched the sideline. What's more  as Dean Blandino  the NFL's former head of officiating  explained on Fox Sports  the determining factor should have been whether  Cunningham  was in contact with the ball while  he  was out of bounds and before  he  hit the pylon.\n\"Even if  he  doesn't have control  and  he 's just touching that loose ball with a foot out of bonds  that would make the play dead prior to it hitting the pylon  and it would not be a touchback.\"\nIn that case  the Bears should have retained possession where  Cunningham  fumbled  the 2.",
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            "input": "Amid criticism that technology company Hewlett Packard (HP) is not doing enough to eliminate toxic substances from its products  the head of the United Nations industrial development program Kandeh Yumkella vowed on Wednesday to take the issue up with the UN's long-time partner.\n \"We will deal with the criticism and push HP to deal with that  \" said Yumkella  director of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).\n \"People use their computers elsewhere and when the computers are done  they're loaded in containers and shipped off \" said Yumkella. \"We are working with agencies to look at how we deal with e-waste.\"\n Yumkella acknowledged that IT companies must take an active role in mitigating e-waste but as the saying goes  it's important not to throw out the baby with the bath water.",
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            "input": "The Daily Wire spoke with Michael Saltsman  the managing director of the Employment Policies Institute (EPI)  for clarification about the study. For background   Saltsman  received degrees in economics and political science from the University of Michigan  and was a field economist for the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) from 2006-2009. In addition to his position at EPI   Saltsman  is the vice president of Berman and Company  a public relations firm.\nAccording to  Saltsman   California is an ideal state in which to conduct a study like EPI’s because \"there’s been a tremendous amount of minimum wage activity  both at the state level and then at the local level.\" This didn’t come without difficulties  however.  Saltsman  noted that the team had to account for the impact of other economic factors on certain industries  like apparel manufacturing  which has been harmed by factors other than rising minimum wages:\n Saltsman  stated that Macpherson and Even \"threw the kitchen sink\" at this issue  running \"models a number of different ways  accounting for different economic factors and trends that might have influenced the kind of employment trends we’re seeing absent a minimum wage.\" Additionally  they looked at data \"county by county \" omitting material they believed was weak or possibly unreliable.\nThose hardest hit by minimum wage increases tend to work for businesses that \"don’t have a tremendous ability to absorb new labor costs \" according to  Saltsman . Restaurants  for example  tend to have incredibly narrow profit margins  and government-mandated wage hikes force these businesses to cut costs. Unfortunately  cutting costs often means letting go of \"less skilled or less experienced employees \" replacing them with machines  and self-service options.\nThe best thing to do with government-mandated minimum wages   Saltsman  says  is freeze them. That way  the issue would become \"less and less relevant\" to the conversation.\nThere are some who argue that a $15 to $20 an hour wage is necessary for basic survival.  Saltsman  counters this contention with a sobering fact: \"You can either have a $15 minimum wage  or you can have have the same number of jobs you have right now. You can’t have both.\"\n Saltsman  believes in a more targeted approach to helping the working poor:\nA more generous Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)  suggests  Saltsman   is one way to help low-wage workers  as \"it has been more effective at reducing poverty than a higher minim wage  it’s better targeted  and creates an incentive to work.\" Moreover  \"because it’s targeted through the tax code instead of a mandate on employers  you don’t get some of the same unintended consequences\" that come with mandatory minimum wage increases.\n Saltsman  also rebutted the progressive argument that businesses – both small or franchise-based businesses as well as large corporations – should absorb the costs of wage increases  saying that such an idea is \"a pretty dramatic misunderstanding of how these businesses work.\"\n\"It’s not as if there’s some pot of corporate cash that franchise businesses are able to tap into  \" Saltsman  stated  adding that franchisees essentially operate as small businesses:\nWhile larger corporations might be better able to absorb certain costs  profit margins are still relatively narrow  according to  Saltsman . Additionally  it’s easy to forget that these companies employ thousands and thousands of people  and face overhead costs.\nRegarding the seemingly excessive pay of company executives – something brought up frequently by progressive activists –  Saltsman  offered a rebuttal:\nIn conclusion  and to further illustrate the speciousness of the minimum wage argument   Saltsman  ran through a common scenario:",
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            "input": "CNBC's Jim Cramer has been following the bull market in payment processing and the rise of digital transactions for a while  pounding the table on plays like Visa and PayPal.\nBut there are more ways to play the global cash-to-credit shift besides credit card companies and payment processors  so  Cramer  decided to analyze Global Payments  an international merchant acquirer that enables retailers to accept electronic payments.\n\"The stock of Global Payments has rocketed up more than 48 percent year to date  so good that  yes  I'm kicking  myself . I wish I had highlighted it earlier \" the \"Mad Money\" host said. \"These guys own the client relationships in the payments business and they're the ones who set pricing. They also have some e-commerce  cross-border and gambling-related solutions.\"\n Cramer  said Global Payments' outlook drastically improved when it bought Heartland Payment Systems in 2015 for $3.8 billion.\n\"Meanwhile  Global Payments is looking to expand internationally  \" Cramer  said. \"Right now  the rest of the world accounts for roughly a quarter of the company's sales. Asia  Europe  [the] Middle East  Africa  [and] Latin America is where the real growth is  so they're aggressively trying to take share overseas.\"\nTypically   Cramer  doesn't like to invest solely on earnings reports. But given Global Payments' bullish guidance  strategic partnership with Vista Equity Partners and e-commerce expansion   he  made an exception to  his  rule regarding the company's third-quarter earnings report on Nov. 8.\n\"I don't like to game the earnings reports  but if Global Payments delivers another good quarter next week and the stock gets dinged anyway  I wouldn't be surprised if you're getting another buying opportunity \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "The government claimed that Fonseka was not eligible to be a candidate as he was not a registered voter.\n \"He can't be declared the winner when he is not suitable to be a candidate \" Bogollagama stressed.\n Fonseka said he had applied but failed to get his name into the 2008 voter register.\n Bogollagama said the applicable electoral roll in the presidential election was finalized in 2008 and Fonseka was not on that list.\n Dayananda Dissanayaka  the Commissioner of Elections said a candidate need not be a registered voter nor cast his vote in order to be eligible to run for office and thereby Sarath Fonseka is eligible to run for the post.",
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            "input": "Mere months after being on the receiving end of one of the most stunning losses in presidential election history   former Hillary Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook  said there’s a chance the former secretary of state could run again in 2020.\nIn an appearance Monday on MSNBC   Mook  was asked by host Greta Van Susteren “what are the odds” that  Clinton  will run for office again.\n“I’m going to let  her  answer for that ”  Mook  replied. “I think what happens right now  we’ve got to get to the bottom of what happened in 2016  then we can start worrying about the next cycle. But we’ve got to make sure that this cannot happen again in two years or four years to anybody else.”\n Mook  also refused to rule out a  Clinton  comeback in 2020 when asked Tuesday by veteran news anchor Dan Rather.\n“I have no idea ”  Mook  said. “You genuinely would have to ask  her .”\nIn recent weeks   Clinton ’s name has been linked to reports that  she ’s eyeing a political comeback of some kind.\nAccording to TMZ   Clinton  is considering running for New York City mayor — this  despite that a majority of likely voters in the deep blue Big Apple don’t want  her  anywhere near city hall.\nStill searching for  her  place in a politically frayed Democratic party   Clinton  announced last week at a St Patrick’s Day event in Scranton  Pennsylvania that  she  is “ready to  you know  come out of the woods.”",
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            "input": "But the challenge of returning to work is even greater for women who stay out of the work force for extended periods of time  or who take frequent breaks to raise children. That was the case for  Lea Giovanniello   59  the Virginia woman who found that resuming a full-time job in the technology sector two years ago required hitting the books for a new degree.\n Ms. Giovanniello  stepped away from a fast-track information technology job with Northrop Corporation. Over the course of more than two decades after  she  left   she  taught math and science in public schools and worked in various I.T. positions at embassies and consulates where  her  husband was posted with the foreign service.\nWhen  her  children headed to college   she  decided to restart  her  career. “The problem is that the tech field keeps moving on at a brisk pace  and my skills were out of date ”  Ms. Giovanniello  said. “When I started looking at the job listings  it just felt so futile. I probably sent out maybe a dozen résumés and never got back so much as an automatic response.”\n She  earned a master of science degree in computer forensics from George Mason University in 2014. Then  through FlexProfessionals  a part-time job staffing firm   she  was hired by Corsec Security  an I.T. security consulting company in Herndon  Va.  as a part-time computer security engineer. Today   she ’s on staff as a certifications analyst.",
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            "input": "“We work together to make sure the next 90 years empower these limitless possibilities of equality  diversity  inclusion and intersectionality ” said Judd. “That’s what this year has promised us. ”\nHost Jimmy Kimmel  opened with a monologue that mixed Weinstein punchlines with earnest comments about reforming gender equality in Hollywood. And of course  Kimmel — returning to the scene of the flub — dove straight into material about last year’s infamous best-picture mix-up.\n“I do want to mention  this year  when you hear your name called  don’t get up right away ” said  Kimmel . “Give us a minute.”\nBut while  Kimmel  spent a few moments on the fiasco known as Envelopegate   he  expended far more minutes frankly and soberly discussing the parade of sexual harassment allegations in the wake of the revelations regarding Weinstein. Kimimel cited the industry’s poor record for female directors and equal pay.\n“We can’t let bad behavior slide anymore ” said  Kimmel . “The world is watching us.”\nGesturing to a giant statue on the stage   he  praised Oscar   himself  for keeping “ his  hands where you can see them” and for having “no penis at all.” But  Kimmel  introduced the broadcast as “a night for positivity ” and cited  among other things  the box-office sensation of “Black Panther.”\n“I remember a time when the major studios didn’t believe a woman or a minority could open a super hero movie — and the reason I remember that time is because it was March of last year ” said  Kimmel .\nWith just a few minutes before the show started   Kimmel  and  his  team emerged from  his  dressing room chanting  “Let’s get it right this time!”",
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            "input": "Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer  announced last week  he  was resigning for personal reasons before the end of  his  term  opening yet another seat in the central bank's powerful board for President Donald Trump to fill.\nThe departure of  Fischer   73  represents a big loss of institutional knowledge and gravitas for the Fed at a time when many American institutions are sorely lacking in technocratic expertise.  Fischer  is considered the leader of a generation of prominent academic and professional economics  in part because  he  taught many of them at MIT.\n\" He  is often referred to as the dean of central bankers  having taught most central bankers including former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and European Central Bank president Mario Draghi \" Shawn Baldwin  the chairman of AIA Group  wrote in a LinkedIn post. \" Fischer 's departure creates a vacuum not easily filled  adding to the uncertainty in monetary policy.\"\nLarry Summers  the Harvard economist and former Treasury secretary  dubbed  Fischer 's resignation \"the end of an era.\"\nFischer  who was born in Zambia and later studied in London  started his career as an academic but became a policymaker at the World Bank and later the International Monetary Fund  where he rose to the role of first deputy managing director.  Fischer  then spent three years at Citigroup as a vice chairman before moving to Israel in 2005 to become the head of its central bank.  Fischer  returned to the US as Fed vice chairman in 2014.  His  term was not set to end until June 2018.\n\"The Fed and the international monetary system will be weaker for  his  departure from official responsibility \" Summers wrote in a blog post.\n\" Stan 's has been a singular career \"  he  said. \"As an MIT professor he coauthored  with  his  close friend Rudi Dornbusch  the macro textbook that defined the basics of the field for a generation. With Olivier Blanchard \" the former IMF chief economist  \"he wrote the treatise that defined the state of the art for graduate students. His lectures were models of lucid exposition and balanced judgment. My view of monetary economics was shaped by my experience auditing his class in the Fall of 1978.\"\nNot everyone is complimentary about the arc of  Fischer 's career. To some  he represents the kind of establishment economics that led to financial instability and income inequality in many parts of the world.\nDuring his time at the IMF   Fischer  became the face of austerity measures gone wrong. Many of his and the IMF's recommendations for drastic spending cuts during the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s have since been widely discredited as having made matters worse.\n\"I see  Fischer  as to a large extent the embodiment of the conventional wisdom among macroeconomists and central bankers \" said Dean Baker  the director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research  a liberal Washington think tank. \" He  also  in the pre-crisis days  was very much associated with the deregulation of finance gang  although I think  he  has developed an appreciation of the need for regulation since the crisis.\"\nIndeed   Fischer  has spoken out rather strongly against efforts by Trump and Republicans to unwind most of the key regulations imposed on Wall Street after the crisis with the aim of preventing a repeat performance.\n\"We seem to have forgotten that we had a financial crisis  which was caused by behavior in the banking and other parts of the financial system  and it did enormous damage to this economy \"  Fischer  told CNBC in April  just as the president was signing an executive order aimed at what  he  said was \"reviewing\" Dodd-Frank.\n\"Millions of people lost their jobs  millions of people lost their houses \"  Fischer  said. \"This was not a small-time  regular recession. This was huge  and it affected the rest of the world  and it affected  to some extent  our standing in the world as well. We should not forget that.\"\nBaker says  Fischer  did a good job in Israel  where  he  managed the central bank from 2005 to 2013.\n\" He  pushed down the value of the shekel  giving the country a large trade surplus  which allowed it to get through the Great Recession with little damage \" Baker said.\nAs for US monetary policy   his  tenure did not include much action on the part of the Fed  but  Fischer  has been erroneously worried about the threat of looming inflation since the start of  his  tenure.",
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            "input": "The department said investigators collected male DNA from the clothing that  victim Sherri Papini  was wearing when  she  was found on Thanksgiving and female DNA that was discovered on Papini's body. The samples have not been identified.\nThe bizarre case — with many of the most sensational details initially released by  her  husband in an exclusive interview with ABC — has baffled police and set social media buzzing.\nFBI via AP These sketches released by the FBI show two suspects in  the mysterious disappearance of Sherri Papini . Sheriff's Sgt. Brian Jackson said the sketches are being released 10 months after  her disappearance  because of  Papini 's difficulty in recalling what her abductors looked like. These sketches released by the FBI show two suspects in  the mysterious disappearance of Sherri Papini . Sheriff's Sgt. Brian Jackson said the sketches are being released 10 months after  her disappearance  because of  Papini 's difficulty in recalling what her abductors looked like. (FBI via AP) (FBI via AP)\n Papini  disappeared Nov. 2 while jogging near  her  home in Shasta County  about 215 miles north of San Francisco.\n Her  husband found  her  phone and earphones near their home after  she  failed to pick up their children at daycare and called police. He was initially a suspect  but the sheriff said Wednesday that the husband passed a lie detector test and offered to take another.\nAuthorities also said a Detroit man Papini texted and planned to meet shortly before  her disappearance  has been cleared of involvement.\n Papini  was found alongside Interstate 5 in Yolo County  about 100 miles from  her  home.  Her  nose was broken and  she  was wearing a chain restraint around  her  waist.  Her  blonde hair had been cut to shoulder length and  she  had a \"brand\" burned into  her  right shoulder.\nInvestigators declined to discuss the \"brand\" in detail.  Papini  has said  she  was not sexually assaulted and has described  her  abductors as two women who took  her  at gunpoint.\nSheriff's Sgt. Brian Jackson said the sketches drawn by FBI artists are being released 10 months after  her disappearance  because of  Papini 's difficulty in recalling what  her  abductors looked like.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Big banks keen to see bottom-line benefits from U.S. President Donald Trump’s pledge to cut red tape are pinning their hopes primarily on  Randal Quarles   the new head of bank supervision at the Federal Reserve.\nFILE PHOTO: U.S. Treasury Under Secretary for Domestic Finance Randal Quarles speaks during a Reuters sponsored panel discussion on the future of the U.S. housing foundations Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in New York  July 19  2006. REUTERS/Keith Bedford/File Photo\n Quarles   a former Wall Street lawyer and private equity investor nominated to the Fed by Trump last summer and sworn in this month  will have the most influence in such efforts due to the central bank’s extensive financial oversight powers.\n“Normally  when you get a new governor at the Fed  you don’t see anything for a few months ” said Wayne Abernathy  executive vice president at the American Bankers Association and a former colleague of  Quarles  at the Treasury Department under President George W. Bush.\n“I think the expectations for  Quarles  are higher  because there was so much fanfare about the position.  He ’s going to feel some kind of pressure to show something.”\nWith  Quarles  on board  banks and analysts expect the Fed to ease aspects of everyday examination and supervision  in particular reducing the number of post-inspection notices demanding fixes to technical compliance issues  ranging from sales practices to outsourcing contracts.\nThe Fed’s annual stress tests analyzing how a bank would cope with market shocks - known as CCAR - are another key area where  Quarles  is likely to quickly make  his  mark.\n“Now that  Randal Quarles  is in place  what we expect is that in fairly short order there will be some modifications to the way the CCAR works  because that is something that can largely be done at the behest of supervision ” Guy Moszkowski  managing partner at financial analyst firm Autonomous Research  told a conference on Tuesday.\nStill  those who know  Quarles  believe  he  is well-suited in terms of experience and personality to navigate the Fed’s halls of power. They point to  his  success in helping to negotiate trade deals during  his  time at the Treasury.\n“ He  isn’t the kind of person that bows to consensus ” said the ABA’s Abernathy. “ He ’s the type of person who makes consensus.”",
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            "input": "The dossier  which is a collection of memos written over a period of months  includes specific  unverified  and potentially unverifiable allegations of contact between  Trump  aides and Russian operatives  and graphic claims of sexual acts documented by the Russians. BuzzFeed News reporters in the US and Europe have been investigating various alleged facts in the dossier but have not verified or falsified them. CNN reported Tuesday that a two-page synopsis of the report was given to President Obama and  Trump .\nThe document was prepared for political opponents of  Trump  by a person who is understood to be a former British intelligence agent. It is not just unconfirmed: It includes some clear errors. The report misspells the name of one company  \"Alpha Group \" throughout. It is Alfa Group. The report says the settlement of Barvikha  outside Moscow  is \"reserved for the residences of the top leadership and their close associates.\" It is not reserved for anyone  and it is also populated by the very wealthy.\nThe  Trump  administration's transition team did not immediately respond to BuzzFeed News' request for comment. However  the president-elect's attorney  Michael Cohen  told Mic that the allegations were absolutely false.\nAnd  Trump  shot back against the reports a short time later on Twitter.",
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            "input": "What is known for sure about  American military scientist Frank Olson  is that on November 28  1953  the bacteriologist and father of three plunged to  his  death from the thirteenth floor of the Statler hotel in New York City  not long after  he  was secretly drugged with LSD on the orders of  his  CIA superior. Whether  Olson  was pushed  or jumped  or was nudged into committing suicide remains unclear. But indeterminacy with a generous side of conspiracy is catnip to director Errol Morris  who has made either a 241-minute film or a six-part television series depending on where and how you plan to watch it  about the tragedy's long reach into  Olson 's family and America's secretive political culture.\n Olson 's death  and the murk surrounding its cause  cast a defining shadow over the life of his son Eric  whose endless quest to find out what happened that night has pre-empted all other endeavors. The blight spread around his family. His mother became an alcoholic with  the film implies  the active encouragement of one of her husband's colleagues. But Eric  now in his sixties  has arguably been completely derailed by the tragedy. He is the central focus of Wormwood  a hybrid blend of documentary and Cold War thriller that makes The B-Side  Morris's loving portrait of radical photographer Elsa Dorfman earlier this year  look almost straightforward.\nMoving back and forth between the 1953 events and 1975  when a Rockefeller commission confirmed that an army scientist had been purposefully drugged with hallucinogens   Wormwood carries us from secret meetings at Deer Lake through the long tail of misery and obfuscation left by  Frank 's death  to Eric's pursuit of the truth all the way to the corridors of power.\nIn hushed and menacing re-enactments  Peter Sarsgaard  whose mild manner lends itself to all kinds of tonal nuance  charts the decline and fall of  Olson   a patriotic team player whose growing unease about his agency's secretive involvement in biological warfare overseas first worries his boss (a reptilian Tim Blake Nelson) and then moves him to seize the day and use his hapless employee as a guinea pig. By the time  Frank  arrives at the hotel flanked by ambiguously supportive colleagues  he's rapidly unraveling into a gibbering wreck.\nWormwood's breathless  hopped-up style harks back to Morris's 1988 The Thin Blue Line  which called into question a murder verdict and resulted in the release of a wrongly convicted suspect from Death Row. Here the noir markers are writ so large as to verge now and then on self-parody. Morris keeps returning the action to the hotel to act out different angles and competing versions of what happened to  Olson  that night. The hypothetical range between possible perps —  Frank 's boss  his friends  two wordless thugs in fedoras  a CIA allergist played by a sinister Bob Balaban — is narrow enough to make these scenes a touch repetitive if you're watching in one sitting. Certainly they underscore Morris's standing as a lifelong participant observer of American paranoia. For which  it must be said  there is undeniable fodder in the manner of Olsen's going  the secrecy surrounding his death  the ambivalent admissions the Rockefeller Commission along with a dwindling financial settlement that looks suspiciously like hush money to  Olson  and to Morris  and the merrily chuckling presence in old footage of two well-known knowns  Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney.\nFor all the formal beauty of the re-enactments  the most compelling scenes in Wormwood are the unembellished interviews that Morris — ordinarily an off-screen interlocutor with an appetite for the subtly leading question — is seen conducting across a table with Eric Olson  who waves his arms around with the befuddled intensity of a superannuated schoolboy as he tells his story. Articulate and charming  Eric is a talented collage artist who seems to have sacrificed career and significant relationships to his endless search for justice and truth  even after the case was officially closed and after he contacts investigative reporter Seymour Hersh  who first reported the drugging of  Olson  in The New York Times. Grandiose as always  Hersh insists that  he knows who murdered Frank Olson   but won't say for fear of compromising an anonymous source. We can't tell whether  he 's fibbing either.\nA romantic view — and I wouldn't entirely put this past Morris — is that  Olson  is  like  his  interlocutor  an artist with a magnificent obsession that sustains  him  even when it's doomed to failure. But in Wormwood  he  emerges with enormous poignancy as a tragic figure  perpetually stuck in limbo like the father we see tumbling  over and over  to  his  fate.",
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            "input": "At 84   Ginette Bedard  is this year's oldest female runner in the race.\nBorn and raised in France   Bedard  has been running for 40 years  but only raced  her  first marathon at the age of 69. But  she 's run every NYC marathon since  according to the marathon organization.\n\"Once you start the marathon  you want to do it every year you’re able to do it \"  she  told NYRR.\nMelinda Mizrachi  a 43-year-old Miami resident  had two homes damaged by hurricanes Irma and Maria in Florida and Puerto Rico  but  she  overcame training setbacks to move forward with  her  plan to compete in New York.\n\"From evacuating on a moment’s notice and potentially losing everything in Miami to Puerto Rico  where my second home  family  and friends were in harm’s way  this was like no disruption I could have ever anticipated \"  she  told NYRR.\nMizrachi announced on  her  NYRR fundraising page that  she  would run with Team for Kids. The division of NYRR is a team of adult runners who raise funds for services provided by NYRR youth programs that combat childhood obesity and empower youth development programs across the country.",
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            "input": "This past Thursday  a new study conducted  Tom K. Wong   a political scientist at the University of California-San Diego  found that there are broad benefits for local jurisdictions that resist cooperating with federal immigration enforcement — they are safer in the aggregate and enjoy stronger economies. \"For the first time we're kind of seeing that crime rates are lower when localities stay out of the business of federal immigration enforcement  \" Wong  said.\n He  looked at federal data on immigration detainers  an ICE-initiated 48-hour hold on anyone identified as being in the country illegally. When someone is arrested and detained in a local jail  their fingerprints are cross-referenced with a federal database of undocumented immigrants. If the fingerprints match those of someone known to be in the country illegally  ICE can ask local law enforcement to hold that person as federal officials decide whether to start the deportation process. (There have been court battles over whether holding people for days without actual charges with these federal immigration detainer requests is in violation of the Constitution.)\n Wong  compared the the data from thousands of counties  those that ICE said did not honor detainer requests and those that did. \"We don't have to make up a definition of what a sanctuary locality is \"  Wong  said. \"We have ICE telling us what it thinks a sanctuary county is.\"\nOn average  counties that did not comply with ICE requests experienced 35.5 fewer crimes per 10 000 people than those that did.  Wong  also found that counties that did not comply with detainer requests had higher household incomes  lower rates of unemployment  lower rates of poverty  and were less likely to have children under 18 in households receiving public benefits.\nThe crime numbers did not surprise  Wong . Research has shown that working with federal immigration enforcement made it harder for local police agencies to investigate crimes because witnesses and victims who were in the country illegally would be less likely to come forward if they thought they risked being detained and deported. It could be that sanctuary counties have immigrant populations who are more integrated into their social fabric and economies   he  said.\nThe research also revealed that smaller  more rural counties experienced the most significant impact from sanctuary policies on their crime rates (lower) and economies (stronger). Taken together   Wong  said  the net benefits to sanctuary cities would offset the impact of Trump's shame offensive on them. \"The ultimate effect is going to be minimal \"  he  said.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "If Freeney cannot play Sunday  Robert Mathis  who usually plays on the left side of the defensive line  would probably move to the right  and Raheem Brock would assume Mathis's spot. Freeney had 13 1/2 sacks this season  and he and Mathis combined for 23 of the Colts' 34.\n The sports injury expert Will Carroll said that the standard definition of Freeney's injury  which has been described by the team as a Grade 3 sprain  meant that one of the ligaments in his right ankle was at least 50 percent torn. If this were the regular season  Freeney would probably miss several weeks  perhaps as many as eight.\n Freeney's game is predicated on speed  and he often employs a spin move to shed offensive linemen. The ankle may limit his ability to spin  if he can play at all.\n Freeney has been in Florida since Friday receiving treatment  and he is known as a fast healer. This season  he sustained what was described at the time as a torn quadriceps  which was expected to keep him out for up to a month. Seven days later  Freeney played.\n \"Dwight has Wolverine type of characteristics \" linebacker Gary Brackett said. \"All year  he's had strange things. Out 10 weeks  he's back in seven days. Dwight is doing everything he can to get back to this game. In my opinion  Dwight will be ready to go.\"\nDwight has Wolverine type of characteristics \" linebacker Gary Brackett said. \"All year  he's had strange things. Out 10 weeks  he's back in seven days. Dwight is doing everything he can to get back to this game. In my opinion  Dwight will be ready to go.\"\n The Colts  who are usually secretive about injuries  have been unusually forthcoming about the specifics of Freeney's injury  but he was not available Monday night when the news media had limited access to the team. The Colts are scheduled to be at media day on Tuesday  but it is unclear if Freeney will be there. He is unlikely to participate when the Colts begin practice here Wednesday.\nFreeney's injury  but he was not available Monday night when the news media had limited access to the team. The Colts are scheduled to be at media day on Tuesday  but it is unclear if Freeney will be there. He is unlikely to participate when the Colts begin practice here Wednesday.\n Freeney's injury is a huge break for the New Orleans Saints  who at times struggled to protect quarterback Drew Brees. They would be less likely to leave a running back or tight end in to help left tackle Jermon Bushrod  freeing them to run pass routes.\n The Colts are 9-3 when Freeney has been out of the lineup.",
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            "input": "Josh Jackson made one of two free throws to boost the Phoenix lead to 101-99 with 29 seconds remaining before  Patty Mills  got the ball to Forbes  who made his lone 3 in six tries.\nPhoenix's Mike James scored 25 points  one shy of his career high  but missed a 3-pointer  the Spurs got the rebound and  Mills  sank two free throws with 1.6 seconds to play.\nSan Antonio led by as many as 15 in the first half and 19 in the third quarter before a 12-2 Suns surge to cut the Spurs' lead to 71-69 on Troy Daniels' 3-pointer from the corner with 53 seconds left in the period. But  Mills  made two 3s in the final 10 seconds of the quarter and San Antonio led 79-71 entering the fourth.\nWarren rattled in a 3 to punctuate another 12-2 surge that made  it  tied  it  94-94 for the first time since  it  was 2-2.",
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            "input": "The first team of women who summit Mt. Qomolangma has termed their project \"Everest women 7 summits eco-action\"  the first international leg of a mission to climb seven highest peaks on each of seven continents  the team informed media amid a press conference organized here in capital Kathmandu prior to their mission.\n Marking the golden jubilee anniversary of diplomatic relations between Nepal and Australia  the mission kick-starts in Australia on June 29. The team will make their way to Sydney and travel down through the south coast of New South Wales and then up to the alpine region  to climb Mt Kosciuszko/Targangil in early July. The team expects to finish the expedition by the end of 2011.\n \"We will be meeting with schools  environment groups  famous climbers  environmentalists and scientists during the tour  as well as speak at several public events in Sydney  Canberra and Melbourne the team mentioned in a release.\n The team has also set their mission theme entitled \"Education for Action\".\nwomen who summit Mt. Qomolangma has termed their project \"Everest women 7 summits eco-action\"  the first international leg of a mission to climb seven highest peaks on each of seven continents  the team informed media amid a press conference organized here in capital Kathmandu prior to their mission.",
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            "input": "The \"Long Island Medium\" couldn't reach a happy medium with  her  husband.\n Theresa Caputo   star of the hit TLC series  announced Sunday that  she 's separating from  Larry Caputo    her  husband of nearly 30 years.\n Theresa  acknowledged marital discord in a recent episode of “Long Island Medium.” (Ray Tamarra/Getty Images)\nThough  Theresa  and Larry have shown a united front over ten seasons of  her  reality series  the star recently admitted they had marital troubles.\n\"I've changed and he has changed \"  she  said on a recent episode. \"We're both not happy and  you know  it's hard to try to work through that…. I don't understand it. I lay in bed  and I say to myself  'How did this happen? How did I get here?'\"",
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            "input": "At one point during the two-hour premiere of Citizen Rose  her new E! docuseries   Rose McGowan  describes  her  life as “trauma on top of trauma on top of trauma.” The series  which delves deep into McGowan’s upbringing in a cult and  her  Hollywood sex symbol status  as well as  her  alleged sexual assault and its aftermath  is far more substantial and devastating than standard E! programming.\nCitizen Rose takes on a portion of one of the biggest news stories of 2017: the outing of Harvey Weinstein as an alleged serial rapist and sexual abuser. Weinstein  whose name and face is obscured in McGowan’s series  is one of the many characters on Citizen Rose who has become a household name. And while the series takes pains not to amplify Weinstein’s infamy  it gives over its platforms to some of the heroes of the Weinstein saga. Ronan Farrow  the journalist who helped expose Weinstein with his New Yorker reporting  appears on Citizen Rose to thank  McGowan  for coming forward. It’s one of the many moments in the series that successfully brings audiences behind the scenes of crucial moments in the #MeToo timeline. We learn that  McGowan  was one of the first women to talk to Farrow  as  he  recalls  “When I first talked to you…at the end of that interview  when I said  are there others  and you said  ‘I know there are others ’ I then went out and started calling women.”\nFarrow goes on to compare Weinstein’s decades of alleged abuse and network of spies to a detective novel  and  McGowan  explains the intense loneliness of being called crazy and paranoid for years because nobody believed that the producer was actively attempting to intimidate and silence her. After “twenty years  with everyone saying ‘you’re not seeing what you’re seeing ’” Farrow’s reporting finally  publicly confirmed what she had been privately alleging in the years since she was assaulted. She concludes  “I’m not paranoid  it’s reality.”\nFor  McGowan   doubts about how her narrative is being consumed are clearly secondary to the joy of being heard after decades of deafening silence. If there’s one defining emotion in Citizen Rose—a series that’s really about emotional as they come—it’s relief. After years and years of being either ignored or misunderstood   McGowan  is finally being validated and encouraged to share  her  truth  as  she  sees it. The resulting two hours of truth-telling is probably more sincere than anything E! has ever aired. It’s almost as if the network can’t come to terms with the fact that they have a truly gripping  meaningful  timely subject on their hands  leading them to resort to unnecessary filler material—inexplicable interludes of interpretive dancing and bright flashing lights.\nStill  when  McGowan  speaks  it’s well worth the wait. While  she  insists that  she  has been attempting to tell  her  story for years  it’s only in recent months that  McGowan  has become legible. Before   she  was alternatively seen as a sex symbol or a loose cannon; narratives that  McGowan  convincingly argues were forced upon  her . Citizen Rose is as much about the “open secret” of Harvey Weinstein’s serial sexual abuse as it is about the way that women in Hollywood are deliberately seen but not heard.\nEarly on in the episode  we go through the timeline of McGowan’s assault.  She  explains that  “When it happened to me I was in the middle of my second movie for him. I had a 10 a.m. meeting in the restaurant. The maître d’ said he’s not ready yet  they want you to go up to his office…I get up there  two male assistants come out…I had an MTV crew following me that morning  it was supposed to be  Rose McGowan   a day in the life. I turn to the cameras right when I was about to go into the hotel  and I say  ‘I think my life is finally getting easier.’”\nIn a larger conversation about sexual-assault survivors  it’s important to point out that  McGowan   a famous white actress  comes from a place of immense privilege. Still  the history that she recalls is a painful one  from a childhood spent in the Children of God cult to what she calls “the cult of Hollywood.” McGowan went from being a young star with all of the opportunities in the world to an assault survivor working on a movie for her alleged rapist. Over decades  just trying to do her job  she was consistently forced to interact with Weinstein  and made to remember that he was the one in power. McGowan describes turning on the TV “to see Gwyneth Paltrow giving him humanitarian awards ” or going to the movies and seeing his name. “I saw him all the time ” she breaks down to her mom in one scene. “I didn’t get to be me for 17 years…you’re literally trapped in the tiniest town in the world.”",
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            "input": "Soccer Football - Premier League - Tottenham Hotspur vs Liverpool - Wembley Stadium  London  Britain - October 22  2017  Tottenham's Harry Kane  celebrates scoring their first goal with Serge Aurier REUTERS/Eddie Keogh\nTottenham Hotspur brutally exposed Liverpool’s defensive frailties as  Harry Kane  plundered two more goals in  his  side’s 4-1 romp at Wembley on Sunday.\nIn front of 80 827 fans  the biggest ever Premier League attendance   Kane  took  his  league tally to eight for the season with the first and fourth goals in a clinical Spurs display.\nSoccer Football - Premier League - Tottenham Hotspur vs Liverpool - Wembley Stadium  London  Britain - October 22  2017 Tottenham's Son Heung-min celebrates scoring their second goal with  Harry Kane\nIn the fourth minute  Spurs defender Kieran Trippier played  Kane  into acres of space and the England striker cleverly dinked the ball around goalkeeper Simon Mignolet with his right foot before guiding a shot home with his left.\nIn the 56th minute  Mignolet flapped at Trippier’s inswinging free kick  Jan Vertonghen’s shot was cleared off the line by Roberto Firmino but it fell to the lurking  Kane  who steadied  himself  before drilling into the corner.",
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            "input": "Mario Casciaro  who was sent to prison for 26 years for the murder of his teenage co-worker  only to be freed after the conviction was reversed   is now seeking millions of dollars in damages from those who brought the case against  him .\nIt took two trials before  Casciaro  was convicted in 2013 of the unusual murder by intimidation charge in the presumed killing of 17-year-old Brian Carrick. In what had been — and now remains — one of McHenry County's most mysterious cases  Carrick disappeared in 2002 after being seen at the Johnsburg grocery store where he and Casciaro both worked. His body has never been found.\nAuthorities contended that Carrick was selling pot for  Casciaro  and owed him money.\nA third co-worker  Shane Lamb  testified at both trials that  Casciaro  told him to \"talk\" to Carrick about the debt. Lamb said he confronted Carrick inside a produce cooler at the grocery store and punched him  knocking him unconscious. Lamb testified that  Casciaro  told him to leave the store and that he would take care of the body. Authorities said Carrick's blood was found in and around the cooler  but  Casciaro  has denied having any involvement.\nLamb  facing a lengthy sentence in an unrelated drug case  agreed to testify against  Casciaro  in exchange for immunity in Carrick's death.\n Casciaro   now 33  was released from prison in 2015 after an appellate court ruled that the state's case was improbable and Lamb's testimony did not match the physical evidence found at the scene.",
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            "input": "Jameis Winston  won the Heisman Trophy the following year while leading the Seminoles to the national championship.\nAfter one more season   he  was off to the NFL as the first pick in the draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The success was hardly a surprise  born out of an innate self-assurance.\n\" He  always wanted to race.  He  thought  he  was the fastest person on the team  knowing  he  was the slowest.  He  was competing in everything  thought  he  had the best hands  thought  he  could cover anyone \" said Rhodes  who'll be defending  Winston  on Sunday with the Minnesota Vikings. \"I'm like  'Bro  you're just an all-around athlete  huh? Running a 4.8  huh?'\"\nNo  speed is not part of  Winston 's elite skillset.  His  official 40-yard dash time at the NFL combine in 2015 was 4.97 seconds .\nJust about everything else is. With the Vikings uncertain this week about quarterback Sam Bradford's status  having started Case Keenum at Pittsburgh because of an injury to Bradford's left knee  the Buccaneers are clearly  Winston 's team.\n\"Jameis is Jameis \" Rhodes said. \" He 's confident in everything  he  does.\"\n Winston  will face an accomplished defense in Minnesota  with the Pro Bowl cornerback Rhodes one of the standouts.\n\" His  size and speed combination is amazing. But at the end of the day  just like at Florida State  we're going to go out there and compete \"  Winston  said.\nVikings running back Dalvin Cook  a freshman in  Winston 's final season with the Seminoles in 2014  recalled a certain read-option play where  Winston  would hand  him  the ball and then try to hustle in front to block for  him .\n\" He 's just a guy who built up confidence.  He  carries  himself  like a leader  which  he  is \" Cook said.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Taha Muntajibuddin  attended kindergarten through third grade with  her  in Fort Worth  Texas. After learning of the case   he  shared on Facebook  his  \"overwhelming sense of guilt and shame\" over how  she  was treated.\nMuntajibuddin  a pediatrics resident doctor in Houston who confirmed his post to The Associated Press  described  her  as \"a frail girl  had pin-straight hair with bangs  and often wore the same purple outfit.\"\nThe post has elicited a strong reaction  with some condemning  Muntajibuddin  for his behavior as a child. Others praised him for addressing it.\n Muntajibuddin  said in an interview Tuesday that  he  was surprised by the reaction.\n\"It was just meant to be an honest lesson: take it or leave it \"  he  said.\n Muntajibuddin  said  he  is hopeful  his  former classmate can recover and live an enriched life.\n He  said despite being bullied by her peers  she \"was still one of the most pleasant people I have had the opportunity to meet. She had this whimsical optimism to her that couldn't be dampened  couldn't be doused no matter what anybody threw at her.\"\n He  said  he  has learned from  his  experience and hopes others do  too.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Prime Minister Boyko Borissov  a former bodyguard to the Soviet-era Communist dictator   welcomed fellow conservatives who run the three main Brussels political institutions to Sofia  pledging to help ease tensions between east and west inside the EU and between the Union and its Russian and Turkish neighbors.\nThough the presidency of the EU offers little direct power  it offers Borissov a platform which  he  used to renew Bulgarian demands to be allowed to join Schengen and the euro’s “waiting room”  the ERM-2 exchange rate mechanism. Worries over organized crime and Bulgaria’s relative poverty have stood in its way.\nEuropean Council President Donald Tusk speaks next to Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borissov  European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and Bulgarian President Rumen Radev (R-L) during an event marking the start of Bulgaria's six-month presidency of EU ministerial councils in Sofia  Bulgaria  January 11  2018. Krum Stoev/EU2018BG/Handout via REUTERS\nThat will not in itself overcome resistance from wary member states.  Borissov ’s finance minister said frustration had grown to such an extent that he was ready to call their bluff and apply for the next step toward the euro zone in order to force them to publicly explain their objections.\nWarm words from the visitors from Brussels did not drown out opposition at home to the government.  Borissov  dismissed out of hand accusations of shrinking media freedom and  his  minister in charge of the EU presidency denounced a website run by critical journalists covering the issue as “hate speech” and “fake news”.",
            "output": [
                "Boyko Borissov"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-c4d9e8c77f564847a7080f4983f9031a",
            "input": "She handed over an official letter from French President Nicolas Sarkozy to his Mongolian counterpart Elbegdorj.\nIn the letter  Sarkozy said he attached importance to cooperation between the two countries  a Mongolian press release said.\nFrench President Nicolas Sarkozy to his Mongolian counterpart Elbegdorj.\nIn the letter  Sarkozy said he attached importance to cooperation between the two countries  a Mongolian press release said.",
            "output": [
                "Nicolas Sarkozy"
            ]
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            "input": "His death was announced Friday night by  David Simon   the creator of \"The Wire \" who paid tribute to the late 59-year-old actor on Twitter.\n\"Not only a fine  masterful actor -- but simply one of the most delightful human beings with whom I ever shared some long days on set  \" Simon  wrote. \"On wit alone   he  could double any man over and leave  him  thinking. Reg  your memory is a great blessing.\"\nReg Cathey  1958-2018. Not only a fine  masterful actor -- but simply one of the most delightful human beings with whom I ever shared some long days on set. On wit alone   he  could double any man over and leave  him  thinking. Reg  your memory is a great blessing. pic.twitter.com/OHEUbAhTg0 â David Simon (@AoDespair) February 9  2018\nMore details of Cathey's passing  including the circumstances surrounding  his  death  were not immediately available.\nThe Huntsville  Alabama  native was born into a military family in August of 1958.  He  took an interest in theater at the age of 9 after attending a United Service Organization show in West Germany  where  he  was raised.",
            "output": [
                "David Simon"
            ]
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            "input": "American Airlines flight attendant Bette Nash  81   has entered  her  seventh decade in the clouds  celebrating a remarkable 60th year in the profession  The Washington Post chronicled Sunday.\n\"Everybody in the industry knows about  Bette  \" said Pavel Boress  a young American Eagle flight attendant meeting the industry legend for the first time  per the Post. \"She's an inspiration.\"\nWhen  Nash  celebrated her 50th year a decade ago  she laughed at the idea she would stick around for another milestone. Pilots are mandated to retired by age 65  but there is no such rule for flight attendants  so  Nash  has just kept on flying and now does so amid requests for autographs and photos.\n Nash 's favorite route  dubbed the \"Nash Dash  according to the Post  is a shuttle from Washington  D.C.  to Boston  which requires a 2:10 a.m. wakeup call but allows her to be back in time for dinner with her son who lives with her.",
            "output": [
                "Bette Nash"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-f760f455a4474021b0811638c22f5ce4",
            "input": "Ben McAdoo  clearly is going to go down swinging.\n“Until I had all the information  I was going to err on the high side of trusting the player  protecting the player ”  McAdoo  said Wednesday.\nGiants generally agree with  Ben McAdoo  suspending Janoris Jenkins\nMcAdoo  however  can’t be so removed from reality not to understand that there was a better way to handle that situation than lying that Jenkins was “excused for personal reasons ” when he in fact hadn’t even spoken with the man. And  McAdoo  also has to understand that when he stands there on Wednesday and makes no apology for his premeditated mistake  it is implicit that he most certainly would do it again.\nOf course   McAdoo  hopes  he  won’t have to repeat this song and dance  but then again   he  admitted suspending two players in three weeks was “not something that going into the season I’d ever thought I’d have to do ” so who knows? Bad things usually hit in threes  anyway  right?\nAnd  McAdoo  alluded to the fact that  he  is still not confident  he  controls the narrative of  his  team  as much as  he  desperately tries. When asked if  he  would discipline Eli Apple and Paul Perkins — who also missed Monday’s practice due to travel reasons but had called  unlike Jenkins  to alert the coach —  McAdoo  answered:\n Giants coach Ben McAdoo  says  he  hasn’t lost  his  defensive backs\n Giants coach Ben McAdoo  still doesn’t seem confident  he  can control the narrative of  his  1-6 team. (Al Bello/Getty Images)\nSure enough  Apple later was asked if  he  was being disciplined and said: “Something like that.”\nNow  say this for McAdoo’s indefinite suspension of Jenkins  which defensive captain Jonathan Casillas said is expected to only last one week: Whatever Jenkins did to earn it  it was bad enough that not a single Giants teammate came anywhere close to defending  him  on Wednesday.\nSome actually went as far as using Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie  suspended in Week 6 for walking out of the facility  as an example of a much less severe transgression than whatever Jenkins did. Casillas actually said “hopefully there’s no spill-over in emotions coming from (Jenkins) or Coach  McAdoo  next week” when the corner returns  so it sounds like there could have been a heated confrontation or exchange  even if by phone.\nStrong safety Landon Collins defended  McAdoo  and flat-out said the head coach hasn’t lost the team and agreed with the coach’s comment that DRC and Jenkins are “isolated incidents.”\n“We have not lost respect for him ” Collins said of  McAdoo . “We continue growing with him and trying to be a great team and stay(ing) together  because our back is against the wall right now. We can’t fight against each other. If we fight against each other  things are definitely going to go bad.”\n“Whether I support  Ben McAdoo  or not  he’s the head coach and I think he’s doing what he thinks is best for the team ” Casillas said. “And I want Jackrabbit to be here  everybody does  but he violated the team rule and coach had the call.”\n McAdoo  continued to find ways on Wednesday  though  to confound with contradictory or unintelligible rationalizations  including  his  argument for why  he  feels  he  hasn’t lost the defensive backs room: “We had a good day of practice ”  he  said.\n Ben McAdoo  and Eli Manning (Joe Robbins/Getty Images)",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "India Landry  a 17-year-old Windfern High School student  said she was suddenly expelled Oct. 2 by the school’s principal   Martha Strother   after  she  refused to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. Although India said she hasn’t stood for the pledge for years  it wasn’t until she was in the administrative office during the daily pledge recitation that  Strother  noticed and took issue with her silent protest.\n“The principal said  ‘Stand up or you’re out of here '” she added  alleging  Strother  told  her  if  she  didn’t leave the school grounds within five minutes   she  would call campus police and have India Landry removed.  Her  mother  Kizzy Landry  was called to come pick her up  without any further details given to her.\n“They just assumed it was about race ”  she  told the Houston Chronicle. “The assistant principal told  her   ‘All the other African-Americans are standing  so you should stand  too.'”\nAccording to KHOU  Kizzy Landry finally spoke with  Strother  in a recorded phone call  and  Strother  told  her  unequivocally that India would not be allowed to come back unless  she  stood for the pledge  even though Cy-Fair ISD’s policy is to allow students to sit during the pledge as long as they provide written permission from their parents to do so.\nAfter a weeklong expulsion and a local news story that brought attention to the matter  the school lifted the expulsion and allowed India back to school with a note from  her  mother  but the Landry family and their attorney believe the damage is already done and are seeking an undisclosed amount in damages for mental anguish.\n“ She  was damaged. You can’t just throw people out of school ” said the family’s attorney  Randall Kallinen. “I don’t know yet if  she ’ll be held back.”",
            "output": [
                "Martha Strother"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-705a40e2f6914f7ba424fefd4e4ed711",
            "input": "What? You think the language is rough and disrespectful? Then don’t complain to me  send your complaints directly to your President and tell him to stop using that kind of language about other countries (and maybe drop a note to Rex Tillerson about using that kind of language about  Trump ).\nGOP  Dem senators confirm  Trump  used racist language at meeting\nWasn’t this Hitler’s dream too? A country with a master race of white people? Good thing Trump’s beloved daughter Ivanka has converted to Judaism  or he might be after them instead of sending his dopey son-in-law to negotiate Middle East peace because he’s the Jew in the family. If only his sons would have married Africans  instead of just thinking it’s a place to slaughter endangered species on rich-boy Safari   Trump  might like Africans  too.\nTragic truth: In one year  Donald J. Trump alone  has turned the White House into a sinkhole of ignorance  bigotry and hatred against anyone who isn’t a white man in a suit. True   he  used to welcome Steve Bannon  who showed up looking like an out-of-work gym teacher  but that’s because  he  thought Bannon had his back. Ooops.\nOK  I’m not being fair.  The Donald  does allow people of color to show up on occasion  and  he  did appoint brain surgeon Ben Carson as HUD secretary even though  his  qualifications for housing secretary are that  he  lives in a house.\n Trump  has history of racially charged Oval Office remarks: report\n“Tell me  Congressman  do you think  President Trump  is sane?” I asked.\nCongressman Pete King says he thinks  Trump  is sane and that he can't be making these \"tough-guy remarks\" as President. (Susan Watts/New York Daily News)\nHaitians rip  Trump 's ‘s--thole’ remark at Brooklyn quake memorial\nMartin Luther King Jr.'s son says  Trump 's speech rings hollow\nAdult film actress Stormy Daniels said she did not take $130 000 in exchange for remaining mum about the sexual tryst she had with  Donald Trump  over a decade ago. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)\nAfter a report came out that horny porny star Stormy Daniels took $130 000 shortly before the 2016 election in exchange for shutting her trap about an alleged sexual tryst she had with  Donald Trump  over a decade ago  another porn star popped up on Friday.\nPorn actress Alana Evans told the Daily Beast that just one day after the alleged Stormy tryst   Trump  chased  her  around a hotel room “in  his  tighty-whities.” Oh God. Make it go away.",
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            ]
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            "input": "“She had like a deer-in-the-headlights look ”  East Liverpool Patrolmann Jacob Talbott  told WKBN  of the 62-year-old unidentified woman. “She was staring off and had very labored breathing.”\n Talbott  said  he  called dispatch to check on the status of the EMS crew that had responded to the call  but was shocked to hear that they were no longer coming. Two other services had said they didn’t have a crew available.  Talbott  and another officer then loaded the woman into their patrol car and started CPR.\nThe woman was then flown to a hospital in Pittsburgh  where she died of a brain aneurysm on Sunday.  Talbott  told the news outlet that  he  was holding out hope for the woman and praying for a miracle.\n“Finding out that she didn’t make it  it’s rather tough ”  he  told WKBN. “I’m not real happy that an ambulance service committed  and then five minutes later  they no longer have a crew available  and they didn’t even notify us.”",
            "output": [
                "Patrolmann Jacob Talbott"
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            "input": "Felicia Wivchar hugs her former classmate   Christine Sylvest   at an event in Washington  D.C. to raise money for their former high school  Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School (Photo: Christal Hayes / USA TODAY)\nWASHINGTON  — Christine Sylvest  looked around Tony and Joe's Seafood Place and saw a sea of maroon and silver.\nNearly 200 others who once walked the halls of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School flooded the restaurant Tuesday evening in the Georgetown area of Washington  D.C. to raise money and support students and faculty at the school. It wasn't long before  she  saw a familiar face  one  she  hadn't seen in about 22 years.\n She  and Felicia Wivchar  both 39  graduated in 1996 when Parkland  Fla. was still known as a safe  tight-knit community and not as the home to a mass shooting that left 17 dead. Their smiles  hugs and catching up turned bittersweet as they talked about the tragedy and where they were when they heard the news.",
            "output": [
                "Christine Sylvest"
            ]
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            "input": "Osman Aslam  has tried the apps.\nOn Minder   he  wrote  he  enjoys hiking  going on long drives and spending time with  his  family. On Muzmatch  another option for Muslim singles   he  described  his  ideal partner as well-educated  ambitious and funny.\nSo on a recent winter day  armed with a pale purple dress shirt and purple tie   he  flew 300 miles south from  his  home in Stockton  Calif.  rented a car and booked a hotel room.\n Osman Aslam  at  his  workplace in Stockton  Calif. (Brian Flaherty/For The Washington Post)\nBecause practicing Muslims typically shun dating or sex before marriage  the banquets offer a possible  if imperfect  solution to what young Muslims in America say is an irksome problem: “It’s really hard to meet someone in this culture ”  Osman  said.\n Osman Aslam  at  his  workplace in Stockton  Calif. (Brian Flaherty/For The Washington Post)\n‘I keep telling  her  to get married’\nIn  Osman ’s view   his  parents are an example of the kind of couple that “just grew to love each other.”\nBut even though they have lasted — raising three boys in northern California and climbing from the bottom rungs of the economic ladder into middle class prosperity — theirs is not the marriage  Osman  wants.\n Osman  wants to fall in love.  He  wants to marry  his  best friend.  He  wants that person to be a Muslim and a Pakistani American — but not a Pakistani.  He  wants someone like  him  who was born and raised in the United States to immigrant parents  someone who is “on the same page.”\nThree-quarters of American Muslims are immigrants or the children of immigrants  and in many ways  Osman  is emblematic of an American minority at a generational crossroads.\n Osman  considers  himself  “fairly religious.”  He  does not drink or smoke;  he  does not date —  he  “wouldn’t know where to begin ”  he  says; and  he  sees Islam as central to  his  life and identity.  He  has never really known  his  parents’ Pakistan  but  he  values  his  heritage and shares their desire to carry it on.\n Osman ’s parents think  he  is too picky  and they have been laying on the pressure since  his  older brothers got married.\n He  felt optimistic about this matrimonial banquet.\n“Wow ”  he  thought  surveying the room. “I’m going to meet a lot of people.”\nThe other singles had come from all over: California  Maryland  Texas and Canada. Each pairing had three minutes to talk — barely enough time to accomplish anything   Osman  soon realized — but many had come carrying the same frustrations about the search.",
            "output": [
                "Osman Aslam"
            ]
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            "input": "NBC Sports announced that it has tapped  Joe Scarborough  to be the host of a new Series exploring Premier League Soccer.\nIn a statement about the new series   Scarborough  said that the opportunity is just an extension of the interest  he  garnered watching the sport with  his  son.\n Scarborough  added that he “completely fell in love” with soccer after taking it up with his son.\nAccording to Variety: “ Scarborough  will interview Alex Stepney and Paddy Crerand  two former longtime Manchester United players; Mike Summerbee  who played for Manchester City for a decade; and Sir Howard Bernstein  the former Chief Executive of Manchester City Council. In addition  Scarborough talks with the owner of The Old Nags Head bar  one of the biggest United supporter bars in Manchester; a Manchester United chant writer  and a Manchester City superfan who has attended the last 800 matches.”",
            "output": [
                "Joe Scarborough"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Ali Bongo will be sworn in as Gabon's president this week  succeeding his late father  after a top court upheld his victory in hotly disputed presidential polls.\n The oil- and timber-rich West African nation's Constitutional Court confirmed Bongo won the election prompted by the death of his father Omar Bongo Ondimba  who had ruled the country for 41 years.\n Chief Justice Marie Madeleine Mborantsuo confirmed Bongo as the poll winner with 41.79 percent of the ballot.\n Interim president Rose Francine Rogombe will formally hand over power to Bongo as part of the ceremony at the presidential palace in Libreville. The organisers have also planned a military parade and fireworks display.\n But the secretary general of Ali Bongo's Gabonese Democratic Party  Faustin Boukoubi  said he had \"a feeling of full satisfaction.\"\n \"Right and the law have prevailed \" he said. \"All Gabonese have a president who will get down to all the problems of the Gabonese people and make Gabon into an emerging country.\"\n If reaction to the court's ruling passes without incident  Ali Bongo still faces a difficult start to his presidency  observers say.\n However  according to an official of Mamboundou's UPG (Union of Gabonese People) party  the country's ethnic mix will severely test Bongo's ability to win consensus.\n \"No-one is prepared to negotiate with him \" said the official. Bongo  who comes from a minority ethnic group \"will have lined up against him the Fang  the Punu  and Nzebis. The country is going to be ungovernable.\"",
            "output": [
                "Ali Bongo"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-f4caa8b9e60349ccb2c668da40d8e371",
            "input": "The speculation about President Donald Trump's mental status is \"very dangerous \" and the 25th Amendment was not made to be invoked when parties don't agree about a president's \"emotional makeup  \" Harvard Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz  said Monday.\n\"I have railed against the criminalization of political difference  \" Dershowitz  told Fox News' \"Fox & Friends\" program.\nYale Professor Bandy Lee earlier this month briefed several congressional Democrats and one Republican earlier this month over her concerns over the president's mental state  and  Dershowitz  said her comments that  he  is dangerous and may need to be restrained from action are in themselves dangerous.\n\"Imagine how dangerous that would be  and you know  psychiatrists are notoriously bad at predicting violence \" said  Dershowitz .\n\"Remember  what they are looking at are things they knew about since he was elected president \"  Dershowitz  added. \"I didn't like what I saw necessarily so I did what you do in a democracy  you vote for the candidate you prefer  I preferred Hillary Clinton. I knew about her  I knew about him. I made a balanced judgment. You don't lock them up. You don't put them in mental hospitals if you don't agree with them. So dangerous to democracy.\"\n\"[It] is designed for when somebody has a stroke or somebody is unconscious  perhaps what happened when President [Woodrow] Wilson was president \" said  Dershowitz . \"He had a serious stroke. It's not designed for differences about a person's emotional makeup.\"\nIn addition   Dershowitz  said that politically  the 25th Amendment likely would not be invoked as the vice president would have to do that  and if the president disputed the matter  then it would have to be voted for by two thirds of both houses of congress.\n\"It would happen only if any president  I'm not talking about a particular one  had a major psychotic break \" said  Dershowitz . \"Look  we once had a secretary of defense his name is [James] Forrestal  he jumped out of the window of the Walter Reed Center. He thought the communists were coming after him.\"\n\"Oh  by the way  one of the things [Lee] talks about that's a symptom of his mental illness is that he recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel \" said  Dershowitz . \"So did the majority of the Senate and majority of the House and so did I support that. Am I getting locked up next?\"\n Dershowitz  on Monday also talked about the importance of allowing dissent on college campuses.\nThe way to solve the issue is to fight back   Dershowitz  added  while blaming college administrators for the unrest.",
            "output": [
                "Alan Dershowitz"
            ]
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            "input": "Jessica Chastain will not be bullied.\nThe 40-year-old actress  along with Michael B. Jordan  covers WSJ magazine's Talents and Legends February issue  and recalls having to physically stand up for  herself  as a child.\nAfter disclosing that  she  grew up with a single mom  and to this day does not know who  her  biological father is   Chastain  shared a \"turning point\" in  her  life when  she  had an encounter with  her  mother's then-boyfriend.\n\"He did something -- my room was messy or whatever and he had taken my clothes  and I was telling him to give me back my stuff -- and he slapped me. And I just kicked him in the genitals  and he fell to the ground immediately \"  she  revealed. \"It was me  my sister and my brother -- and I remember looking at  my sister ’s face  and we were both like  ‘Oh  my God  what did I just do?’ And then I ran out of the house.\"\n Chastain  added  \"I always look back on that moment as knowing that  'OK  if anything happens to me  I’m capable of fighting back.' He never messed with me again.\"\n\"If you allow a bully to intimidate or victimize you  they’ll continue to do it \"  she  said. \"Bullies are actually weak; they don’t go after strong people.\"\n Jessica Chastain  Opens Up About Salma Hayek's 'Heartbreaking' Op-Ed on Harvey Weinstein\n Chastain  seems to practice this point of view in  her  professional life  and notes the time former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein -- who has been accused of sexual misconduct by numerous women -- introduced  her  at the premiere of \"The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby \" which was distributed by the Weinstein Company.\n\"He actually told the audience  ‘If I had to get in a boxing ring with Muhammad Ali or Jessica Chastain  I would choose Muhammad Ali \" she recalled.\n Jessica Chastain  Says  She  Feared Speaking Out Against Sexual Harassment Would Affect  Her  Career\nIt's been a good year for  Chastain . In addition to gaining critical acclaim for  her  lead role in Aaron Sorkin's \"Molly's Game \" she also married Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo in June.\nFurther gushing over her home life   Chastain  continued  \"I actually love being married. I never thought I would  but this is a spectacular human being  and I am celebrating that I get to share my life with him.\"\n Jessica Chastain  Insists That 'Change Is Coming' During Powerful PSIFF Awards Speech\n\"I want to be a part of an industry that is very inclusive \"  she  proclaimed. \"One that teaches empathy  and the only way you do that is  you learn about someone who doesn't look like you. And I think there's a generation of artists that that is their goal.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jessica Chastain"
            ]
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            "input": "Sirleaf  70  acknowledged before the commission in February that she gave up to $10 000 to a rebel group headed by Charles Taylor. Sirleaf said the money she sent while an expatriate was meant for humanitarian services and that she was never a member of the group  the National Patriotic Front.\n Information Minister Laurence Bropleh said Monday evening if the public had had any dissatisfaction with Sirleaf's involvement with Taylor at the time  they would have voted against her in 2005.\n In 2005 the Liberian people knew that President Sirleaf had contributed $10 000 to Taylor's movement  Bropleh said.\n An AP correspondent and others who covered the Liberian war can recall no humanitarian works by Taylor and his fighters  especially in the first months of the war when tens of thousands of refugees were fleeing across the borders to Ivory Coast and Guinea  where they were helped by international and government agencies.\n Then  most atrocities were committed by Doe's forces and Taylor was welcomed as a liberator fighting a barbaric dictatorship.\n \"In defense of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf  she never hid the fact that she was curious about Taylor and what he was all about \" said Huband  who drove with Johnson Sirleaf on her first trip to meet Taylor in May 1990. \"A lot of people supported the idea of Doe being ousted and there had been so many attempts  and they all were foiled  at least one with the help of the American government  which continued to support Doe despite his brutality.\"\n \"I never had the impression that Sirleaf supported Taylor  certainly not after it became clear his troops were out of control \" Huband said. \"Certainly there was no way she could predict the kind of atrocities that would be committed (by Taylor's fighters) ...\"",
            "output": [
                "Charles Taylor"
            ]
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE SI's Grant Wahl breaks down the likelihood of the U.S. Men's National Team failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup and looks at how  Bruce Arena  can put Christian Pulisic in a better position to succeed. Time\n Bruce Arena  and the USMNT face two crucial World Cup qualifiers in the next few days. (Photo: Isaiah J. Downing  USA TODAY Sports)\nSo  three days before a critical World Cup qualifier vs. Panama   U.S. national team coach Bruce Arena  assured fans that  his  team is ready to win in a message posted via U.S. Soccer's official Twitter account.\n A message to you from #USMNT coach Bruce Arena ahead of #USAvPAN. pic.twitter.com/5NQX5O4tI2  â U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) October 4  2017\n Arena  appears confident while a general sense of uneasiness has engulfed the USMNT's fan base. In  the message    Arena  drops the familiar \"I believe that we will win\" mantra (in boldface type  too) that became a rallying cry for U.S. fans during the 2014 World Cup.",
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            "input": "“She was tired of waking up cold ” Jimmy Two Bulls  a Pine Ridge resident who’s helping out the girl’s family  told HuffPost. “Reservation life is a hard life to live. It’s a struggle.”\n Jimmy Two Bulls  who’s employed by One Spirit   grew up on the reservation and still chokes up when  he  talks about the conditions  he ’s seen.  He ’s been to homes that have gaping holes in the floor.  He  recently visited an elderly woman who didn’t have a handle on her front door and used a rag to keep it shut.\nOutside of  his  work with the nonprofit   Two Bulls  donates what  he  can  when  he ’s able.\nAn older woman recently approached  Two Bulls  with a Mason jar filled with $67 in coins. She asked  him  how much the loose change could buy her.  Two Bulls  handed over a load of wood  free of charge.\n“All around ”  he  said  “it’s a hard thing to witness.”",
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            "input": "Over at Lawfareblog  they’ve gotten a hold of a cache of e-mails from inside the FBI from the immediate aftermath of the president*’s firing of director James Comey. These are significant in a couple of ways: first  the release of these e-mails can fairly be seen as a counterstroke against the president* and his congressional dogsled team  and second  they give a pretty good look at the kind of chaos that Comey’s firing occasioned in the Bureau’s rank and file.\nWhen President Trump fired  James Comey  as FBI director last May  the special agent in charge of the Detroit field office  David Gelios  wrote an email to  his  staff: “ I just saw CNN reporting that  Director Comey  has been fired by President Trump. I have no notification from HQ of any such thing. If I receive any information from HQ  I will advise. I’d ask all to stand by for clarification of this reporting. I am only sending this because I want everyone to know I have received no HQ confirmation of the reporting. I hope this is an instance of fake news.”\nOh  and the e-mails also provide further evidence that Sarah Huckabee Sanders is an utterly truthless drone whose daily briefings are unworthy of serious attention. At the time  Comey  was fired  the White House line  peddled by SarahHuck and by the vulgar talking yam for whom she works  was that agents in the Bureau had “lost confidence” in Comey’s leadership. (At the time  the president*  of course  would undercut his own outrageous lie by telling Lester Holt that he canned  Comey  over the Russia thing.) These e-mails show a sense of outrage among the grunts in the field offices on whose behalf Sanders and Trump presumed to speak.\nAfter the president fired Comey there was some uncertainty about whether Comey  as a former FBI employee  would have to pay his way home from LAX or would be able to use the director’s plane. NBC recently reported that an irate Trump called McCabe a day after the firing asking why  Comey  had been permitted to return to Washington on an FBI plane. McCabe indicated that he hadn’t been consulted about the use of the plane but  had anyone asked  he would have approved the request. Thanks to one of these emails  we now have a small window into what went on at the FBI at the time. On May 11  Gregory Cox  assistant director of the Critical Incident Response Group  emailed all of the Critical Incident Response Group thanking “all who were involved in efforts to bring home former Director Comey from Los Angeles on Tuesday evening.” The apparent defiance may be subtle  but it is unmistakable. Cox may not have known that his email dealt with a point the president had personally raised with the acting director  but he thanked his people for doing the right thing by  Comey  irrespective of politics  he  was surely aware of in a generic sense.\nI don’t minimize how thoroughly  Comey  bungled at the end of the 2016 presidential campaign. If what  he ’s doing now is atonement  that’s only right.  He  has a lot for which  he  should atone. But the sense of dislocation in these e-mails shows where the current propaganda war against the FBI first took root. It’s where the water first went muddy.",
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            "input": "Socialist Prime Minister George Papandreou on Wednesday stressed that position had not changed.\n \"There is no way that we will either leave the euro or seek (outside) support with the International Monetary Fund. We do not need to \" said Papandreou  making comments to mark 100 days since taking office.\n Papandreou argued Greece's economy had been battered by decades of public corruption.\n \"It would be very easy to say that all these problems were created by the international financial crisis. But cronyism  lack of accountability and corruption have nothing to do with the international crisis \" he said.",
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            "input": "BAGHDAD -- Weeks after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in the spring of 2003  as parts of the capital were still smoldering  American soldiers and diplomats turned to men like Hassan Shama and Omar Rahman Rahmani in their quest to plant the seeds of representative democracy.\n In Baghdad  Iraq's capital  they held impromptu neighborhood caucuses to appoint district and neighborhood advisory councils. The local government bodies were given no official charter  lawmaking power or public budget. In the years that followed  as the capital became a bloody battleground and the country descended into near-anarchy  council members were among the U.S. military's staunchest allies. They provided information about extremists  offered insight into Iraqi society and gave American-imposed security measures a veneer of Iraqi legitimacy.\n \"They used to come to our meetings  and they had all the power in their hands \" Rahmani said. \"Now we don't have any power.\"\n Rahmani visited the Bush White House last year as part of a delegation of local Iraqi politicians. When he got his turn to shake George W. Bush's hand  he said  he told the president that democracy in Iraq was not taking root.\n Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government and the Baghdad provincial council  also led by Shiites  seemed uninterested in working with the local councils  Rahmani said he told Bush.\n \"Every party is working in Saddam's shadow \" Rahmani said  referring to ousted President Saddam Hussein. \"Everyone wants to be a Saddam. Everyone wants power in their own hands.\"",
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            "input": "Villanova guard  Mikal Bridges  reacts after blocking a shot during the second half Tuesday. (Julie Jacobson/Associated Press)\nNEW YORK —  Mikal Bridges  was not even a top 80 recruit coming out of  his  suburban Philadelphia high school in 2014. In the one-and-done era of college basketball   he  was the opposite when  he  arrived at Villanova that summer and was forced to redshirt  his  freshman season because  he  simply wasn’t ready. When  he  was finally prepared to play as a relatively unknown reserve on the Wildcats’ national championship team the following season   his  older teammates chided  him  for  his  finesse tendencies in the lane.  He  preferred layups over powerful dunks.\nPray for the Gonzaga basketball team Nothings wrong with them  it’s just that  Mikal Bridges  just ended  their  program pic.twitter.com/ywUj8Hhirx — Stri:(a (@StrikaNation24_) December 6  2017\nMore people stood after the sequence  and a large group of fans started chanting “Mi-kal Bri-dges” briefly at one end of the arena. It ended after a few seconds  but what  Bridges  did Tuesday night — scoring a career-high 28 points to go along with six rebounds and two blocks — will likely reverberate across college basketball for some time. ESPN analyst Jay Bilas said on the game’s telecast that  Bridges  had made a “case for first-team all-American.” On Twitter  former Villanova guard Josh Hart claimed his former teammate would be a first-round pick  and some even boldly projected that  Bridges  would be drafted ahead of Michigan State star Miles Bridges.\nThat wave of noise didn’t seem to faze the soft-spoken Mikal Bridges as he took the podium afterward  where he said all the right things and told the story about the older veterans in the program who have challenged him to attack more over the years. One of the primary concerns for Villanova entering the season was finding a replacement for the graduated Hart and Kris Jenkins  who were pillars in the program for four seasons. Villanova has another experienced star in 6-2 junior point guard Jalen Brunson  who finished with 12 points Tuesday  as well as redshirt junior Phil Booth  a Baltimore product who scored 20 points on 9-for-14 shooting as Gonzaga turned in one of its worst defensive performances of the past two years.",
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            "input": "It's been estimated that  American actress Meghan Markle’s  wedding to Prince Harry  scheduled next May 19  will translate into a £500 million boost for the British economy .\nThe \"Meghan Effect\" may give her soon-to-be sister-in-law a run for her money. Fortune magazine predicts that \"Meghan Markle's 'Midas Touch' Could Match Duchess Kate's.\"\nAccording to the New York Times: “There is a blog —  Meghan ’s Mirror — that chronicles  her  every style choice. Vogue has a piece online titled “ Meghan Markle’s  Stealth Shopping Style Is All the Black Friday Inspo You Need ” while InStyle crowed “The Nordstrom Black Friday Sale Has Discounts on  Meghan Markle’s  Favorite Denim Brand.”\nFashion Editor Vanessa Friedman of the New York Times saw  Markle ’s choice of dress as a reflection of the \"completely different kind of royal\"  she  will be and  her  opportunity to further modernize the monarchy.\n“ She  is perfectly aware that everything  she  wears is going to be under the social media spotlight  so  she  might as well make it work for  her  ” Friedman writes. “Even the smallest gestures are going to have a heightened import as the royal family adjusts to a modern identity. Far beyond Britain and the formal royal watchers  many have a special investment in this particular story and how it gets told.”\n\"Harry and  Meghan  should not be lulled into a false sense of security \" Sykes warns. \"There is already a significant undercurrent of hostility to  Meghan  circulating in some sections of the British establishment. Blame the blinding glare of new love if you will  but Harry and  Meghan  seem to be  if not heading for the rocks  at least grazing the odd sandbank.\"\nAs photos and video clips of  her  most recent public appearances as the prince’s fiancé show   she 's already a main focus of attention for photographers and cameramen. Such was the case during the spectacle of the royal family's annual Christmas parade between Sandringham estate  the queen’s private residence  and the nearby St Magdalene Church  for their traditional service.\nAfter Harry and  Meghan  went to Monte Carlo to celebrate the new year with friends  the comparisons with Grace Kelly  the Hollywood star who married Prince Rainier of Monaco to become the admired Prince Grace  were all over the media.\n She  also was compared to Princess Charlene  the South African former Olympic swimmer who married Monaco's Prince Albert II.\nIt's rumored that Meghan and Kate have a good understanding -  Markle  and Harry stayed with the Cambridges  who have a house in the Sandringham estate during the Christmas celebrations - and royal experts assume that Kate will help guide  Meghan  through the royal paces.\nDespite  her  current popularity and seeming ease facing the challenges of royal life   Markle  will need all the support  she  can get.\n“After all  the 36-year-old is set for a daunting transition ” the Telegraph predicts. “When  she  marries Prince Harry  Meghan will be trading an acting career and a life of relative freedom for one of public duty  reserve and near-ceaseless waving – and that’s notwithstanding the private pressures of remembering if and when to curtsy to her in-laws.”",
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            "input": "Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas  on Friday urged France and Europe to play a stronger role in peace efforts  insisting  he 'll no longer accept any U.S. plans for Mideast peace because of the Trump administration's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.\n Abbas  met French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris a day after the U.N. General Assembly resolution denouncing President Donald Trump's decision.\n Abbas  said the United States is \"no longer an honest mediator in the peace process.\"\n\"We will not accept any plan from the United States of America because of its bias and violation of the international law \"  he  said.\n Abbas  also denounced the U.S threat to cut financial aid for countries who voted to back the U.N. resolution. \"We call upon countries that did not recognize Palestine yet to do so to preserve the two-state solution before it's too late \"  he  added.\nMacron reaffirmed  his  disapproval of Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.  The French president  recalled  he  met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu earlier this month in Paris and urged  him  to make \"courageous gestures\" to help revive peace talks  including freezing Israel's construction of settlements on occupied lands.",
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            "input": "( CNN )  Here are some facts about  the death of Osama bin Laden  . On May 2   2011    Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden  is killed by US Special Forces during an early morning ( approximately mid - afternoon on May 1 in the United States ) raid in Abbottabad   Pakistan Facts : Some facts about the compound : - Built in approximately 2006 . - Significantly larger than other homes in the area   and worth a reported $ 1 million . - Lacked telephone and Internet service . - The residents burned their trash rather than having it picked up . - Approximately 24 people lived at the house . - Surrounded by 12 - to 18 - foot walls topped by barbed wire . - Had two security gates . - Bin Laden and his family ' s living quarters were on the second and third levels . - The third floor terrace had a seven - foot privacy wall . - Located only about a mile from the Pakistan Military Academy . US forces retrieved numerous items from bin Laden ' s compound   including 10 hard drives   five computers and more than 100 storage devices   such as disks   DVDs and thumb drives   according to a senior US official . Timeline : 2007 ( approx .) - US intelligence uncovers the name of one of bin Laden ' s most trusted couriers . - Intelligence sources identify the area of Pakistan where the courier and his brother live . August 2010 - US intelligence sources identify the Abbottabad compound as the home of the courier and his brother   men who have no obvious means of affording a $ 1 million home . September 2010 - The CIA informs The CIA informs President Barack Obama that  bin Laden  may be living in the Abbottabad compound .  They  base this on the size and price tag of the compound as well as the elaborate security . February 2011 - The intelligence on the Abbottabad compound is considered strong enough to begin planning action . March 14   2011 - President Obama chairs the first of five National Security Council meetings to discuss an operation to raid bin Laden ' s compound and killing or capturing  bin Laden  . March 29   2011 - Second National Security meeting . April 12   2011 - Third meeting . April 19   2011 - Fourth meeting . April 28   2011 - Last of the National Security Council meetings on the  bin Laden  raid . April 29   2011 - At 8 : 20 a . m . EDT   President Obama gives the order to raid  bin Laden '  s compound in Pakistan . May 1   2011 - Late in the evening ( approximately mid - morning on May 2 in Pakistan )  President Obama addresses the nation and announces that Osama bin Laden has been killed   calling it \" the most significant achievement to date in our nation ' s effort to defeat al Qaeda .\" May 2   2011 - In the early morning hours ( approximately mid - afternoon on May 1 in the United States )  a group of 25 Navy Seals raid the compound in Abbottabad   Pakistan . - They arrive outside the compound in two Black Hawk helicopters . - The operation takes 40 minutes total . - US Special Forces must breach the outer walls of the compound before fighting their way through the ground floor of the three - story building where  bin Laden  lived . - The firefight then moves to the second and third floors where the  bin Laden  family lives . - In the last 5 - 10 minutes of the firefight   bin Laden is killed by a gunshot wound to the head   above the left eye . - Three men   including a son of bin Laden   are killed as well as one woman . - Bin Laden ' s body is identified by one of his wives . Facial recognition is used also . In the early morning hours ( approximately mid - afternoon on May 1 in the United States )  a group of 25 Navy Seals raid the compound in Abbottabad   Pakistan .- They arrive outside the compound in two Black Hawk helicopters .- The operation takes 40 minutes total .- US Special Forces must breach the outer walls of the compound before fighting their way through the ground floor of the three - story building where bin Laden lived .- The firefight then moves to the second and third floors where the bin Laden family lives .- In the last 5 - 10 minutes of the firefight   bin Laden is killed by a gunshot wound to the head   above the left eye .- Three men   including a son of bin Laden   are killed as well as one woman .- Bin Laden ' s body is identified by one of his wives . Facial recognition is used also . May 2   2011  - Osama bin Laden  is buried at sea off the deck of the -  He  is buried within 24 hours according to - The hour - long ceremony aboard the USS Carl Vinson is conducted according to Islamic law .  Osama bin Laden  is buried at sea off the deck of the USS Carl Vinson in the Arabian Sea .-  He  is buried within 24 hours according to Islamic law . - The hour - long ceremony aboard the USS Carl Vinson is conducted according to Islamic law . May 2   2011 - A DNA test is done on a sample from the body   confirming that it is bin Laden . May 3   2011 - Attorney General Eric Holder declares the raid \" lawful   legitimate and appropriate in every way .\" Attorney General Eric Holder declares the raid \" lawful   legitimate and appropriate in every way .\" May 3   2011 - White House Press Secretary Jay Carney offers new details on the raid . He clarifies that the woman killed was on the first floor   not with bin Laden   and was killed in the crossfire . Carney also says that bin Laden was not armed but did put up resistance . Carney also says that a woman in the room with bin Laden   believed to be his wife   was shot in the leg when she rushed at US forces . May 3   2011 - A congressional source tells CNN that bin Laden had approximately $ 745 and two telephone numbers sewn into his clothing . May 3   2011 - Two sources tell CNN that   during a briefing   Two sources tell CNN that   during a briefing   CIA Director Leon Panetta said that Pakistani officials either \" were involved or incompetent . Neither place is a good place to be .\" May 3   2011 - Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mojahed releases a statement   \" Obama has not got any strong evidence that can prove his claim over killing of  the Sheikh Osama bin Laden  ... And secondly   the closest sources for  Sheikh Osama bin Laden  have not confirmed \" the death . May 4   2011 - White House Press Secretary Carney announces that President Obama has decided not to release photos of  bin Laden  ' s body . May 4   2011 - A Pakistani intelligence source tells CNN that there were five fatalities during the raid   all men : Osama bin Laden   bin Laden ' s son and three other men . This conflicts with the White House statement that a woman died during the raid . May 6   2011 - Al Qaeda confirms bin Laden ' s death   in a statement on jihadist forums . May 12   2011 - US officials offer further proof of their belief that  bin Laden  grew complacent living in Pakistan and believed  he  would not be caught . They point out that they have found no evidence that  he  had an escape plan and that  his  security in the compound consisted of only three other men . May 12   2011 - US officials confirm to CNN that US authorities have interviewed three of  bin Laden  ' s wives . May 12   2011 - Retired Retired US Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens says in a speech that the killing of  bin Laden  was legally justified . May 13   2011 - It is revealed that a large amount of pornography was seized from the Abbottabad compound during the raid . It is unclear to whom it belonged . May 13   2011 - A US military official tells CNN the Navy Seal team who carried out the bin Laden raid wore helmet - mounted digital cameras that recorded the mission . May 17   2011 - Senator John Kerry announces that Pakistan will return the tail of the US helicopter damaged during the raid . May 18   2011 - Admiral Mike Mullen and Admiral Mike Mullen and Defense Secretary Robert Gates tell reporters there is no evidence that the senior Pakistani leadership knew of  Osama bin Laden '  s presence in Pakistan . May 26   2011 - A team of CIA forensic specialists is granted permission by the Pakistani government to examine the compound in Abbottabad   Pakistan . June 15   2011 - Pakistan ' s intelligence agency arrests several people suspected of assisting the CIA before the raid . June 17   2011 - The US Justice Dept . formally drops terrorism - related criminal charges against bin Laden . July 11   2011 - Pakistani security forces detain a doctor suspected of helping the CIA attempt to collect the DNA of bin Laden ' s family members through a vaccination drive . October 6   2011 - Pakistan ' s information ministry says the doctor suspected of helping the CIA target  Osama bin Laden  will be charged with treason . Also    bin Laden '  s compound will be turned over to city officials . February 2012 - Pakistani authorities begin to demolish the compound that  Osama bin Laden  used as a hideout . May 9   2012 - Citing that it is of national security interest   a federal judge has denied Judicial Watch ' s Freedom of Information request regarding the release of bin Laden death photos . May 23   2012 - Shakeel Afridi   the Pakistani doctor accused of helping the CIA track down  Osama bin Laden    is fined $ 3   500 for spying for the United States and sentenced to 33 years in prison for treason by a tribal court . September 4   2012 - Publication of the memoir \" No Easy Day \" by former US Navy SEAL Matt Bissonnette   written under the name Mark Owen . The Department of Defense is considering pursuing legal action because the book violates Bissonnette ' s non - disclosure agreement . February 11   2013 - Conflicting information about which Navy SEAL killed bin Laden appears when Conflicting information about which Navy SEAL killed bin Laden appears when Esquire magazine reports on an unnamed former Navy SEAL who says he fired the kill shot   not the point man as told in Bissonette ' s book \" No Easy Day .\" May 21   2013 - A three - judge federal appeals court panel rejects an appeal from a conservative legal group   ruling that the release of post - mortem images of  Osama bin Laden '  s body could result in attacks on Americans . October 31   2014 - Adm . Brian Losey   head of the Naval Warfare Special Command   Adm . Brian Losey   head of the Naval Warfare Special Command   releases an open letter warning Navy SEALs against betraying their promise of secrecy . This is in advance of two upcoming interviews from SEALs involved in the  Osama bin Laden  mission . November 7   2014 - Former Navy SEAL Robert O ' Neill says in an interview with The Washington Post that he was the one who fired the final shot to kill  Osama bin Laden  in 2011 . May 10   2015 - In a published report   investigative journalist Seymour Hersh contends the Obama Adminstration lied about  the circumstances surrounding the 2011 killing of Osama bin Laden  . In a published report   investigative journalist Seymour Hersh contends the Obama Adminstration lied about  the circumstances surrounding the 2011 killing of Osama bin Laden  . The White House later dismisses the report as \" baseless .\" May 20   2015 - The Office of the Director of National Intelligence begins releasing and declassifying documents recovered in the raid in May 2011 . The Office of the Director of National Intelligence begins releasing and declassifying documents recovered in the raid in May 2011 . March 1   2016 - A second batch of recovered documents is released by the DNI . A second batch of recovered documents is released by the DNI . Included in the recently declassified materials are  bin Laden '  s personal letters and will .",
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            "input": "SEOUL (Reuters) - The light-grey suit and matching tie that  North Korea’s Kim Jong Un  donned for  his  New Year’s address was likely carefully calculated to project a softer  more relaxed image to go with  his  surprise offer for talks with Seoul.\nDeparting from  his  usual black or navy suits  Kim gave  his  televised speech wearing black-rimmed glasses and slicked back hair  speaking fluently and rarely looking down to read as  he  raised the possibility of sending a delegation to the upcoming Winter Olympics in South Korea.\n“In this New Year’s address  North Korea seems to have taken great pains with the image portrayed by Kim Jong Un ” said an analysis by the state-run Korea Institute for National Unification after  Kim ’s speech.\n“The change from the previous dark Maoist suits to a softer toned grey Western-style suit likely aimed to underpin peace  which  Kim  stressed in  his  address ” the institute said.\nIt added that  Kim ’s style “reflected a relaxed state of mind” that likely resulted from  his  previous announcement that North Korea had achieved its nuclear ambitions.\nAfter a year dominated by fiery rhetoric and escalating tensions over Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons programme   Kim  declared Monday that  his  country was “a peace-loving and responsible nuclear power” and called for lowering military tensions and improving ties with the South.\n Kim  also said  he  was open to dialogue with Seoul  prompting South Korea on Tuesday to propose high-level talks between the two countries on Jan. 9 at the border truce village of Panmunjeom.\nFILE PHOTO: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un waves to people attending a military parade marking the 105th birth anniversary of country's founding father  Kim Il Sung in Pyongyang  April 15  2017. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj\nAnalysts said the North Korean leader’s speech on Monday showed more confidence compared to previous years  his old habit of swaying from side to side while making speeches nearly undetectable. In his first New Year’s address as North Korea’s leader in 2013   Kim  frequently sounded short of breath  his voice wavering from time to time.\n Kim  made  his  maiden public address in April 15  2012 at a parade marking the centenary of  his  grandfather’s birth. This year  there was none of the uneasiness that marked that speech and  his  subsequent public addresses.\n His  voice   his  hair shaved on the side  as well as  his  light-colored Western-style suit and glasses  were also reminiscent of  his  grandfather  Kim Il Sung  according to defectors and analysts. Kim Il Sung had a more gregarious and popular image than  Kim Jong Un’s  reclusive father  Kim Jong Il.\n Kim Jong Un  has embraced New Year addresses as a chance to outline  his  policies and rally the North Korean people. Last year   he  used  his  speech to declare that North Korea was in the “final stages” of perfecting an intercontinental ballistic missile.\nKim Gun-hee  a consultant on image making and leadership  said the grey suit may have been designed to deflect some of the negative global attention  Kim ’s nuclear and missile tests have prompted.\n“When we advise clients who are in tough situations or are surrounded by unfavourable rumours  we tell them to wear either white or grey ”  she  said.\n“In the study of color psychology  white imbues innocence while grey tends to take attention away from you.  Kim  may have felt some pressure from being at the centre of global focus and turned to grey after sticking to dark tones for several years.”",
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            "input": "Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan  delivers a speech and talks about President Trump at the Watergate Hotel in Washington. (Mark Wilson/Getty Images)\nControversial firebrand Minister Louis Farrakhan Thursday invited journalists to a televised  135-minute sermon to Donald Trump to clean up America’s injustices  seeming to side with Trump as a fellow tell-it-straight ally who calls out everyone from Pope Francis to the media.\n“God has him here!”  the Nation of Islam leader  said  referring to Trump during the morning event at the Watergate Hotel ballroom  which was filled to capacity with more than 500 people  mostly Nation members and other  Farrakhan  supporters. “What did you say   Farrakhan ? Do you think God is not interested in who is president of the United States of America?! Especially when it’s the time of evil?”\nThe talk was billed as a news conference because reporters were invited  but no public questions were taken after the address. And it was called a message to Trump. It was laid out as a detailed history of American wrongs  from slavery to war to hypocrisy  delivered to an unexpected and unlikely president whom  Farrakhan  painted as perhaps best able to address such problems.\nThe fiery talk focused on injustices against African Americans and Muslims and seemed to single out a longtime favorite target of the religious leader: Jews. Running through his story of America  he said Jews were the ones who stopped African Americans’ initial progress. About 40 minutes into the talk  an assistant brought out a large poster of a Jewish star and an advertisement for a decades-old Nation of Islam-published book subtitled “How Jews Gained Control of the Black American Economy.” The poster stood beside  Farrakhan  for the rest of the talk.\n Farrakhan ’s comments about Jews  gays and lesbians and white people prompted the Southern Poverty Law Center  which tracks hate and extremist groups  to label the Nation of Islam a hate group. The Nation was formed in Detroit in the 1930s. Its theology entailed  in part  black superiority over whites. But the 84-year-old Farrakhan has also been held up as a civil rights leader by his followers and supporters.\n“For black youth  this puts their struggle in perspective — for them to see they are the victims of circumstances ” said Ishmael Muhammad  national assistant minister to  Farrakhan . “They can redirect their anger and turn it into something more constructive.”\nBut nothing and no one were outside  Farrakhan ’s critique  with targets from Presidents Kennedy  Clinton  Nixon and both Bushes to his fellow African Americans and Muslims as well.\nTrump was the stated audience for  Farrakhan ’s plea  but  he  was both hero and villain in the story.  He  portrayed Trump as a warmonger who “tore up the White House” to eliminate any trace of the country’s first black president. “You hate our shadow ”  Farrakhan  said.\nBut time and again  Farrakhan  seemed to offer a fig leaf to Trump  using a Trump-like worldview suggesting hidden enemies and conspiracies keeping the decent American down.\n“What kind of a man is [Trump?] That he would argue with a man that every other president of the United States would go to Rome and kiss the ring! But not Donald Trump. The pope says  ‘He’s wrong because he’s building walls.’ But what about the pope himself   Farrakhan  asked  noting the wall around the Vatican “that walls you off from the poor!”\nAfter alleging the U.S. government was behind the 9/11 attacks   Farrakhan  segued to a shared enemy. “When Trump talks about fake news  he knows what he’s talking about! You say you’re the Fourth Estate  I’d say you’re in a hell of a state. You can’t say what you know is true  unless it passes the muster of your bosses.”\nTo some   Farrakhan ’s core message of fighting for black self-empowerment and equality is worth the conspiracy theories and controversy. The crowd was dotted with local African American figures  including former NAACP leader Benjamin Chavis — one of the organizers of the historic Million Man March in 1995 — prominent D.C. Pastor Willie Wilson and others  including Anthony Shahid  a Nation member and St. Louis activist close to the family of Michael Brown  who was killed by police in Ferguson  Mo.",
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            "input": "The allegations  first described by the New York Post  were described in a police report that was filed in 2016. In that report  a man says that he met  Levine  as a child in Illinois  where  Levine  was a conductor at the Ravinia Music Festival each summer.\nIn the report the man alleges that in 1985  when he was 15 and  Levine  was 41   Levine  held  his  hand in a \"prolonged and incredibly sensual way\" while they were alone in a car  the Post reports. The following year  Levine  began to touch the teenager's genitalia and masturbate in front of  him . The ensuing sexual contact lasted for years  according to the allegation.\n Levine  also served as a mentor to the teenager  wrote a college recommendation essay  and gave  him  tens of thousands of dollars of cash  the Post writes.\nThere were \"hundreds of incidents \" the alleged victim said. The man  who says he is straight and that he was not aroused by any of their interactions  wrote in the report that he was \"confused and paralyzed\" by  Levine 's actions.\nThe New York Times has also seen a copy of the police report  and confirmed the stories contained in the report with the alleged victim and with one of his relatives. The Times also notes that rumors of sexual misconduct have swirled around  Levine   unconfirmed  for years.\nThe Times reports that  Levine  invited the victim to audition as a conductor  and told him that he should focus on \"other talents\" — while continuing to promise to \"raise [him] 'special' \" in some way. The young man first told a relative about the abuse in 1993  the newspaper writes; he reported it to police in 2016  after realizing that  Levine 's behavior had negatively affected his life.",
            "output": [
                "DwyerAP James Levine",
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            "input": "PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus (AIR.PA) has embarked on a fresh search for a sales chief to take over from soon-to-retire John Leahy as the aerospace group seeks a clean break from turmoil over investigations into the use of middlemen  said three people familiar with the plans.\nFILE PHOTO:  Airbus Chief Operating Officer-Customers John Leahy  delivers  his  speech during the annual Airbus Commercial Press Briefing in Blagnac  Southwestern France  January 11  2017. Picture taken January 11  2017.  REUTERS/Regis Duvignau/File Photo\nLeahy’s  deputy  Executive Vice-President Kiran Rao  had been identified as  Leahy ’s successor earlier this year  but his appointment to one of the industry’s most visible jobs was never confirmed as  Leahy ’s retirement slipped towards end-year.\nWhoever replaces  Leahy  will face the job of repairing poor morale and absorbing the CSeries without upsetting demand for bread-and-butter larger jets offered by Airbus and Boeing.\nBut his replacement is unlikely to enjoy the same latitude as  Leahy  in negotiations or influence over industrial moves.",
            "output": [
                "John Leahy"
            ]
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            "input": "According to court documents filed on Saturday by the CBI   branch deputy manager Gokulnath Shetty  issued a series of fraudulent Letters of Undertaking – essentially guarantees sent to other banks so that they would provide loans to a customer  in this case a group of Indian jewelry companies.\n Shetty  did so using the bank’s SWIFT system to log in with passwords that allowed  him   and in at least some instances a more junior official  to serve as both the person who sent messages and as the person who reviewed them for approval  according to court documents and interviews with bank executives.\n Shetty  is now in custody and  he  has not publicly responded to the allegations. Calls to a cell phone listed for  his  wife on court documents were not answered.\n“When you are flooded with customers in the morning  with 101 demands  you look for shortcuts ”  he  said. “You do somebody else’s work  somebody else does your work. You are not working in an ideal situation.”",
            "output": [
                "Gokulnath Shetty"
            ]
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            "input": "By 1996   Muhammad Ali  didn't really need to supply us with more reasons to cheer for  him .  Ali   suffering from Parkinson's disease  had long proven  himself  to be one of the most iconic athletes in the world  and even if  Ali  didn't end up lighting the torch on July 19th  1996  we'd still have plenty of moments to treasure both in and out of the ring.\nBut as it happens  it was  Ali  who took the torch from Janet Evans  hands shaking  but proud as ever. The man who fought in some of the greatest fights in boxing history  was the subject of some of the most iconic images of the 20th century  and who changed this country in ways we're still feeling to this very day  had one more moment of greatness for the world to witness.\nRelated Chance the Rapper Honors  Muhammad Ali  With New Song Chicago MC delivers stirring performance with collaborators Donnie Trumpet  Jamila Woods\nBut as former NBC executive Dick Ebersol told Sports Business Journal last year  the head of the Atlanta committee for the games  Dick Payne  put up a fight  saying  \"Where we're from  he's perceived as a draft dodger.\" Hometown hero Evander Holyfield was the local pick to do the honor  but Ebersol countered that  Ali  didn't dodge the draft: \" He  lost three big-money-earning years. But he didn't run away from the country. He didn’t go to Canada. He was willing to stand on his principles.\"\nIt took four months to convince Payne and the committee that  Ali  was the right person for the job  four months for them to agree that a person who Ebersol figured  \"outside of perhaps the pope\" was \"the most beloved figure in the world.\"\nOf course  eventually the committee agreed  and what happened when the champ and 1960 gold medal winner was handed the torch was truly a moment that is so perfect that it defies any sports cliche you could toss at it. A reminder  once again  why  Ali  was  and always will be the Greatest of All Time.",
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                "Muhammad Ali"
            ]
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            "input": "\"Mitt Romney .",
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                "Mitt Romney"
            ]
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            "input": "Allyson B. Moran  26   was arrested last month for having sex with the teen while  he  was a student at Stockbridge High School.  Moran  had been working at the school as a long-term substitute chemistry teacher and girls soccer coach.\nThe victim testified Wednesday in a preliminary hearing that  Moran  invited  him  over to  her  Dansville home and sexually assaulted  him   the Lansing State Journal reports.\nThe teen said  he  first started communicating with the teacher outside of the classroom on Snapchat.\n\"At first it was just normal ... asking how I was doing \"  he  said.\n The boy  said they \"started talking more in a sexual manner\" and exchanged nude photos. The teen also testified that  he  would sometimes eat lunch in  Moran 's classroom.\nDuring  his  spring break in April   he  said  Moran  invited  him  over to  her  home.\n Moran  allegedly told the teen not to park near  her  house because  she  didn't want the neighbors seeing the car.\nWhen he arrived at the home  he said  Moran  took him to  her  basement \"man cave \" disrobed and kissed him.\n She  then took him upstairs to  her  bedroom where the teen says  she  sexually assaulted him.\n Moran  invited the teen back to  her  house a day or two later and they had sex again   he  said.\nThe relationship was reported in August after the teen told  his  girlfriend what happened.\nAccording to the Lansing State Journal   Moran  was bound over for trial on three felony counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct involving a student and one misdemeanor charge of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct involving a student.\n Her  arraignment date is set for Nov. 8.  She  could face up to 15 years in prison.",
            "output": [
                "Allyson B. Moran"
            ]
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            "input": "Guan Weili  the 47-year-old founder   didn’t start out with grand ambitions.  He  simply was struck by the paucity of treatment when working as a clinician at Wenzhou Mental Hospital   his  first job on graduation in 1987.\nTrained in general practice at Wenzhou Medical University   Guan  was assigned arbitrarily to work at a mental hospital. Psychiatry hasn't been a popular area of specialization in China  but the career suited  him  well. The hospital was near  his  home  and  he  met  his  wife  Wang Lianyue  a nurse working in the same unit. Today she is his top lieutenant as the company's executive director and general manager. Together they own a third of Kangning.\nSensing both need and opportunity   Guan  started  his  own hospital in 1996  initially with 20 beds  encouraged by a local government with a reputation for fostering the freest brand of capitalism in China. Soon  he  bought land in then suburban Wenzhou for future growth.  His  wife joined two years later  when an expanded hospital was built.\nLater the city of Wenzhou's freewheeling underground banking network would help  him  cover cash-flow needs  though at usurious rates.  He  had no choice. Chinese law bars hospitals from pledging their facilities as collateral for bank loans.\nNo matter how desirable the room services  the ultimate goal is to reduce  not prolong  the stay. Thanks to enhanced efficacy of treatment   Guan  says  his  patients now each spend on average 47 days in hospital  compared with the Chinese industry's 60 days and as long as 90 days just a decade ago. \"With better medications and therapies come better results and shorter therapy sessions \"  he  says.\nStill  mental patients need longer and more intensive care than most physical hospitalizations. Even one with mild syndromes might stay one or two weeks   he  adds. That calls for more beds. On average  for every 100 outpatient visits a day  400-bed capacity is needed  according to  Guan --the reverse of the standard hospital formula. Wenzhou Kangning now averages 150 at its owned units.\nPrivate psychiatric care in China grew at a compounded 20% annually to 2014  largely to treat common disorders like anxiety  depression  substance abuse and psychosis. Among the key hubs is Guangzhou  a megacity of 13 million where  Xinhua News reported  68 out of every 100 citizens suffer insomnia. Elsewhere  large corporate employers such as Foxconn offer 24-hour hotlines and suicide prevention counsel.  Guan  sees the upsurge as a by-product of the nation's fast economic growth  likening it to Japan's experience at a similar stage of development.\nSpecialized mental hospitals have been around since the Chinese revolution in 1949  many drawing on care houses left behind by Christian missionaries. A drawn-out reform process began only 15 years ago   Guan  says.",
            "output": [
                "Guan Weili"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-a16db94f61634ea8b195a6a8fa049150",
            "input": "Cleveland Cavaliers ' LeBron James walks up to the podium to answer questions before an NBA basketball practice , Wednesday , May 31 , 2017 , in Oakland , Calif. . \nCLEVELAND , Ohio - While many applauded LeBron James for his poignant words following the vandalism of his Los Angeles home , Fox Sports personality Jason Whitlock has a different take . \nWhitlock thinks James does n't experience real racism because of his income level . \nIt 's not LeBron James ' issue ,\" Whitlock , who is black , said about racist graffiti being sprayed on James ' property . \n\"I think it is a disrespectful inconvenience for LeBron James . \nWhitlock criticized James for acting like a victim and bringing up the 1955 murder of black teenager Emmett Till .",
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                "LeBron James"
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            "input": "The vote makes Rangel just the 23rd member of the House to be censured  and the first in nearly three decades.\n Rangel and his allies had pleaded for mercy  arguing his transgressions  which included failure to pay income taxes and misuse of his office to solicit fundraising donations  deserved the more lenient punishment of a reprimand. But that effort failed  267-146.\n Still  talking to reporters after leaving the House floor  Rangel's old pugnacity returned as he denounced the vote as partisan.\n \"I am confident that when the history of this has been written  people will recognize that the vote for censure was a very  very  very political vote \" Rangel said.\n Rep. Zoe Lofgren  D-Calif.  the chairwoman of the ethics committee  said in the past  censure had been used for members who had used unparliamentary language and that Rangel had promised voters that Democrats would run the most ethical Congress in history.\n \"We need to hold ourselves to a higher standard \" Lofgren said. \"Mr. Rangel himself has acknowledged that.\"\n Rangel's long battle over the ethics charges has transfixed New York City's political establishment  and set off speculation about how long he will remain in office. Several Democrats are eyeing the seat  but no major figure dared to challenge Rangel last fall  when he easily won re-election.\nRangel's long battle over the ethics charges has transfixed New York City's political establishment  and set off speculation about how long he will remain in office. Several Democrats are eyeing the seat  but no major figure dared to challenge Rangel last fall  when he easily won re-election.",
            "output": [
                "Charles Rangel",
                "Rangel"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-1be6fabb0a134131a38f2b5e03284a72",
            "input": "Trump  tweeting Sunday  wrote about the \"Uranium to Russia deal\" in a string of criticisms about the Clintons and Democrats.\nTrump has discussed the agreement on numerous occasions — including an October 2016 campaign event when he said that  Hillary Clinton  \"gave Russia 20% of American uranium  and  you know   she  was paid a fortune.\"\nTrump's renewed focus on  the deal  is seen by many as a distraction tactic amid the Robert Mueller-led investigation into possible Russian collusion with members of his campaign during the 2016 election.\nTrump claims Clinton  Dems are the ones who colluded with Russia\nHere's the full story about the uranium deal — and how the Clintons are involved.\nPresident Obama had final approval of  the deal . (JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images)\nWith help from  Bill Clinton 's connections  Canadian mining tycoon Frank Giustra in 2005 was able to secure a key uranium mining deal in Kazakhstan for his company UrAsia Energy. Months later  according to a New York Times report  Giustra donated more than $30 million to  Clinton 's foundation — donations that remained secret for years. Uranium One obtained UrAsia Energy in 2007.\nIn 2008  then-President George W. Bush's administration reached a nuclear cooperation agreement with Russia  but  the deal  was withdrawn from Senate consideration after Russia attacked Georgia.\nThrough  the deal   Rosatom — Russia's nuclear agency — gained a majority stake in Uranium One  and with it control of nearly 20% of the U.S. national uranium extraction capacity.\nUnder  the deal   no uranium at U.S. mines can be exported  except for some uranium yellowcake  which was later returned to the United States.\nAs Secretary of State  Hillary Clinton  among other members of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States  would have input over the deal. But the approval rested with Obama   not Clinton .\n Clinton 's campaign  DNC funded research in Trump dossier: report\nClintons gain\nPeople connected with Uranium One donated $145 million to  the Clinton Foundation   much of  it  before the deal was reached  and  Bill Clinton  also got $500 000 from a Kremlin-linked bank for a speech in Moscow.\nWith help from  Bill Clinton 's connections  Canadian mining tycoon Frank Giustra in 2005 was able to secure a key uranium mining deal in Kazakhstan for his company UrAsia Energy. (Theo Wargo/Getty Images)\nThose donations weren't initially disclosed — despite  Hillary Clinton  signing a memorandum of understanding — and  the Clinton Foundation  apologized.",
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            "input": "Jay Gruden  winced as  he  eased  himself  onto a leather sofa at Redskins Park this week. The Washington Redskins coach had strained a calf muscle while running   he  explained at the outset of a mid-season interview  and it was sore.\n Gruden  looked up and laughed as the 6-foot-5  319-pound Scherff  grinning at  his  joke  trudged past  a portrait of toughness lumbering toward the team’s weight room.\n“There’s not one player on this team that I don’t enjoy messing around with and talking to ”  Gruden  said. “They’ve all got great personalities. They’re great kids.”\n“After a bad practice or a bad game   he ’s the first one to let you know you’re not getting it done;  Jay ’s gonna let you know it’s not good enough ” explained Foster  currently on injured reserve  in a telephone interview. “But  he ’s also the first  after a great game or a great play  to say  ‘You looked great out there! You guys are playing your hearts out!’  Jay  keeps it real with you. And  he  actually cares about you as a person.”\nIf Gruden makes it to 2018 in Washington   he ’d become the first head coach to last five seasons under Redskins owner Daniel Snyder.\n“Knock wood!”  he  chuckled when this was pointed out. “I still have to get to next season!”\nCould it be that the seemingly imperturbable  Gruden  has a shot?\nAsked about his demeanor earlier in the season   Gruden  confessed  “I’m a happy guy.”\nIn doing so   Gruden  broke the unspoken creed of old-line NFL coaches that greatness is one step removed from misery — that the price of postseason glory  for an NFL head coach  was physical and psychological well-being in the form of ulcers  anxiety and lack of sleep.\n“It can be miserable — if you have people around you [whom] you don’t like to go to work with  and that’s players and coaches  included ”  Gruden  said of the job. “I’ve got a great coaching staff  great training staff. And when Dan [Snyder] comes by  we shoot the [breeze] a little bit. It’s fun.\nFor the Redskins to be 4-4 after so much off-season turnover is something of a surprise.  Gruden  lost both coordinators (offensive coordinator Sean McVay left to coach the Los Angeles Rams; defensive coordinator Joe Barry was fired after 28th-place performances in consecutive seasons). Snyder fired general manager Scot McCloughan the month before the NFL draft. The offense lost 2 000 receiving yards with the departure of DeSean Jackson and Pierre Garcon. All but one defensive assistant’s jobs turned over. And team president Bruce Allen failed to deliver the long-term contract for quarterback Kirk Cousins that he promised would be easily handled.\n“I just think this day and age in pro football  you have to be ready to adjust and make changes ”  Gruden  said. “You’re never going to see the same roster one year to the next. Sometimes it’s coaching; sometimes it’s personnel.”\nWhen McVay had the job   Gruden  said  the two retreated to their private offices  scripted plays independently  compared notes and “came to a happy medium” on the best approach weekly.\nThis season   Gruden  is spreading the workload among  his  assistants: offensive line coach Bill Callahan  running backs coach Randy Jordan  tight ends coach Wes Phillips  wide receivers coach Ike Hilliard.\nThe number of injuries to the offensive line has made consistent offensive production even more challenging. The running game has struggled  and Cousins hasn’t had time to throw deep consistently. So  Gruden  has fashioned a running game of sorts from a heavy diet of screen passes that Thompson has turned into big gains. The Redskins currently rank 14th in total yards  averaging 343 yards per game.\n“We might only rush for 70 yards one game but might throw screens for 150 ”  Gruden  noted. “There are different ways to skin a cat in a running game. It’s easier said than done to go out there and just run the ball. Bruce [Allen] and Dan [Snyder] want to run the ball all the time; that’s the old Joe Gibbs way. I get that. I’d love to hand the ball off; it makes it easier for everybody.”",
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                "Jay Gruden"
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            "input": "These terrifying tales sent me looking for a book I had been meaning to read for quite some time. My former Washington Post colleague  Brian Krebs  left the newspaper in 2009 to dedicate  himself  to a blog on cybersecurity: KrebsOnSecurity.com. Out of  his  work and research came âSpam Nation: The Inside Story of Organized Cybercrime â From Global Epidemic to Your Front Door.â\nBut  Krebs  has made a background believer out of me.\nâThe Internet of today is truly a transformative communications and learning tool that radically enriches the lives of billions each day â  Krebs  writes. âYet  never before in the history of the Internet has this medium been more fraught with snares and neâer-do-wells looking to fleece the unwary.\nWith our spam filters and the constant drilling to not open suspicious emails  weâve been lulled into a false sense of security   Krebs  says.\nâThe spam ecosystem is a constantly evolving technological and sociological crime machine that feeds on itself â writes  Krebs . âThus far  the criminals responsible for unleashing this daily glut of digital disease are doing a stupendous job of overwhelming the security industry.â\n Krebs  spends a lot of time introducing the major and minor spam players. Itâs like a Jason Bourne movie but with criminals who donât shoot at folks (well  some do). They instead fire out malicious spam infecting tens of millions of computers and  as a result  rake in millions of dollars.\nWaiting for you at the end of the book is a very resourceful chapter on how to protect yourself. Youâll be safer following  Krebs âs three rules for online security:\nEven if you donât buy âSpam Nation â make  Krebs âs blog regular reading.  His  reporting will frighten you. It does me. As  he  writes  âthose who endeavor to remain blissfully unaware of their role in becoming part of the solution will almost invariably end up becoming part of the problem.â\nIâm hosting an online discussion about âSpam Nationâ at noon Eastern time on Nov. 2 at washingtonpost.com/discussions.  Krebs  will join me to answer your cybersecurity questions.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) -  Republican Representative Bill Shuster  the chairman of the Transportation Committee in the U.S. House of Representatives   will not run for re-election in November   he  said in a statement on Tuesday.\n Shuster   56  who has served in Congress since 2001  said in a statement that he will spend his last year in office “working with President Trump and my Republican and Democratic colleagues in both Chambers to pass a much needed infrastructure bill to rebuild America.”\n Shuster  has championed a plan backed by Trump to privatize the U.S. air traffic control system  but it has faced opposition in Congress and was not approved last year.\n The Pennsylvania congressman  proposed legislation that would make it illegal for an airline to bump an already boarded passenger from a flight. In April  a United Airlines passenger was forcibly removed from  his  seat  prompting public outrage. The airline banned the practice.",
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            "input": "Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum told Breitbart News Daily host Raheem Kassam on Monday  “Anyone who votes again this bill ” referring to the Graham-Cassidy Obamacare repeal bill  “and says  ‘I’m still for repealing Obamacare ’ they’re a liar because they had a chance to repeal Obamacare  and they didn’t.”\n Santorum  also went into detail on recent changes to the bill to gain more support  arguing that any alleged addition of money to sway some senators is a minor issue  at best.  He  said the adjustments were simply to ensure that if Washington is going to block grant the Obamacare money  it needs to do so proportionately and fairly. That is what any last-minute changes are meant to bring about.\n He  also cited welfare reform under Bill Clinton as an instance of successful government reform of a major program  while pointing out that the Graham-Cassidy Obamacare repeal is the first real effort to take on Obamacare.  Santorum  said all previous votes to repeal Obamacare were actually “fake” votes  as it was known the bills being voted upon never had a chance of becoming law.\n Santorum  also said that Graham-Cassidy will get enough votes in the House if the Senate passes it  making it the first and only legitimate effort to repeal Obamacare.",
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                "Rick Santorum"
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            "input": "Jared Kushner  President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and White House adviser  has had  his  security clearance downgraded  Politico reports.\n He  has been downgraded from SCI (sensitive compartmented information) access to Secret level  according to the publication.\nAll other White House aides working on high-level interim clearances also had their access downgraded  according to a memo reportedly sent to staffers on Friday. Earlier that same day  Trump said he would leave it up to his chief of staff  John Kelly  to decide what access  Kushner  should have.\n“General Kelly respects  Jared  a lot and General Kelly will make that call ” Trump said at a joint news conference with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull at the time.\n Kushner  no longer receives the President’s Daily Brief  a top-secret roundup of global issues compiled by intelligence officials.  His  access to the highly classified intelligence briefing has been cut off in the past few weeks  sources told Reuters.\n Kushner  is reportedly accepting the decision and “will not ask for special permission” from the president  according to CNN.\nKusher has the vague title of senior adviser. Throughout  his  career at the White House   he  has been assigned a wide-ranging portfolio on an array of highly sensitive issues ― solving the Israeli-Palestinian crisis  keeping the U.S.-Mexico relationship afloat  and heading up diplomacy with China  for example.\n“This action will definitely impact  Kushner ’s ability to cure the world of all ills but not necessarily prevent  him  from doing aspects of  his  job ” Mark Zaid  a lawyer who specializes in national security law told HuffPost in an email. One of the most significant effects of  Kushner ’s clearance downgrade is no longer having access to the President’s Daily Brief  according to Zaid.\nGovernment officials who perform the type of high-level diplomacy  Kushner  is tasked with doing typically get access to highly sensitive raw data about the players involved in the negotiations. Without the highest-level security clearance   Kushner  will have to get a “reduced and more limited version” of those background briefings  said Brad Moss  also a national security lawyer.\n“It really undermines  his  ability to do the work  he ’s supposed to be doing and makes  him  into more of a figurehead ” Moss said.\n Kushner  will also lose access to the National Security Agency’s intercepted communications  Ned Price  a former White House and CIA official  wrote on Twitter.\n“Whether or not  he  could’ve been successful before   he  no longer can be an effective Middle East mediator ” Price wrote.\n Kushner ’s colleagues have an incentive to block off  Kushner ’s access to highly classified information. If they aren’t careful  they could lose their own clearances — or even face criminal charges  said Moss.\nUltimately   Kushner ’s ability to do  his  job will depend on how strictly people around  him  restrict  his  access to sensitive meetings  calls or documents  Zaid wrote.\nWhite House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders refused to answer questions regarding  Kushner ’s security clearance during a press briefing earlier Tuesday. Last week  Sanders said  Kushner  would continue the work  he  has been doing whether or not  he  has full security clearance.",
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            "input": "If Bears quarterback  Mitch Trubisky  took one step forward against the Bengals  the Lions harassed  him  into taking two steps back. Such is the uneven rhythm of a rookie  the context that frames  Trubisky ’s bad starts as much as the good ones. Gaudy numbers — 31 of 46 for 314 yards and one touchdown — were offset by three interceptions that resulted in a paltry passer rating of 66.8.\nNo  but  Trubisky  displayed  his  worst judgment of the season — or at least since  his  first start Oct. 9 — when  he  forced the ball into double coverage trying to hit Dontrelle Inman that resulted in a Cutleresque interception in the end zone.  He  never saw safety Quandre Diggs step in front of Inman for a gift. ’Tis the season  apparently.\n“I just lost  him  in my vision ’’  Trubisky  said. “I’ve got to throw the ball away so we can get a field goal.’’\n Trubisky ’s first pick came when  he  sailed a pass over Kendall Wright’s head that cornerback Darius Slay caught before going out of bounds  one of two interceptions by “Big Play” Slay. Interestingly  the errant throw occurred on a slow-developing play-action pass out of the shotgun with  Trubisky  rolling left  when  his  accuracy tends to become more iffy. Slay also identified  Trubisky  as a young quarterback who locked in on his receivers  which  Trubisky  disputed.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Sofia Vergara  said the “Modern Family” cast had “a lot of fun” filming in Lake Tahoe for the highly-anticipated new season that premieres tonight.\nFor one scene in particular that was shot on a boat   Vergara  said it “was so hard to keep a straight face” because of the outlandish way  her  co-star  Eric Stonestreet  was dressed trying to shield himself from the sun.\n“It’s like  ‘You look like a geisha with a nun '”  Vergara  said on “Good Morning America” of Stonestreet’s outfit for the show. “It’s confusing. It was really crazy and Ed [O’Neill] couldn’t stop laughing.”\n“The weekend we were there  there was a big fight in Vegas and we were all watching it ”  Vergara  recalled of their time in what  she  called “amazing” Lake Tahoe. “Then Julie loves bicycling and hiking. She always has time for that. I do some shopping. We like hiking together. We don’t get to do that when we’re in L.A. We’re all working and go home. But when we’re trapped in a hotel in a city  it makes us all be together and it’s a lot of fun.”\n Vergara  is also keeping busy with the launch of a new underwear line  EBY  which  she  said  she  is passionate about because of the brand’s partnership with the Seven Bar Foundation. A portion of the sales from the underwear company will go to the foundation for helping empower women to start their own businesses.\n“Every sale we make  10 percent is going to go to a woman that is going to be able to open  her  own business ”  she  said of the subscription underwear line. “We’re going to microfinance businesses all over the world  so that women can have their own thing  their own money. That was super-important for me when I was young as a single mom. I wanted to have my money and my own independence  and we want to give them that.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Cruise giant Carnival is taking it slow when it comes to returning to hurricane-ravaged St. Thomas and St. Maarten.\nIn a letter to customers posted on the Carnival website  Duffy set \"the beginning of January\" as a time frame for a return to  St. Thomas  and St. Maarten. She also set a hard date of Nov. 30 for the line's resumption of calls at the hurricane-hit port of San Juan  Puerto Rico and said calls at Grand Turk would resume in less than two weeks.\nHurricane Irma caused widespread damage across  St. Thomas  and St. Maarten in early September.  St. Thomas  also was affected by Hurricane Maria  which hit the island later in September and also slammed Puerto Rico and Grand Turk.\nMore: Cruises to  St. Thomas  to resume in November   FEMA charters Carnival ship to house relief workers in Virgin Islands\nU.S. Virgin Islands governor Kenneth Mapp on Friday said  St. Thomas  was preparing for as many as 25 cruise ship calls in November  starting with the arrival of Royal Caribbean's Adventure of the Seas on Nov. 10.",
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            "input": "On November 6 Breitbart News reported that  the gunman  Devin Kelley   passed a background check in 2016 to acquire  his  rifle. CNN quoted a law enforcement official who observed that  Kelley  “didn’t have a disqualifying criminal history when he filled out the background check paperwork at the store” in San Antonio.\nQuestions immediately arose–how did  Kelley  pass a background check  considering the fact that  he  had a domestic violence charge?\nAccording to NPR   Kelley  was arrested in 2012 and “was court-martialed for assaulting  his  then-wife and stepson.”  His  conviction in that case “disqualified  him  from legally possessing a firearm.”  He  entered a plea deal for a lesser sentence  but one which was still enough to prohibit  him  from firearm possession under federal law. Nevertheless   his  arrest and conviction were not reported to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS)  thus  he  was able to buy firearms.\nNPR’s Tom Bowman said  “This was mishandled by the Air Force Office of Special Investigations at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico  where  Kelley  was serving when he was arrested. An investigation is now underway  and the Air Force is taking it very seriously  said the source.”",
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            "input": "Steve Rannazzisi  didn't sound like someone putting on a show.\n\"I was sort of the party starter of Merrill Lynch \"  he  said in an interview in 2009. \"Until our building got hit with a plane.\"\nWithout tears or theatrics   Rannazzisi  went on to explain that  he  was working on the 54th floor of the south tower of the World Trade Center on the morning of Sept. 11  2001.  He  felt the impact of a plane ramming into the first tower and ran outside to see what was happening. When the building began to crumble  \"I just started f_ing booking it \"  he  told Maron.  He  stopped just in time to turn around and see the second tower collapse.\nWhen  he  and  his  fiancée — who was supposed to be working in the towers but was still on the subway when the planes hit — got home  they decided to leave the city for Los Angeles  a decision  Rannazzisi  often credited with jump-starting  his  career.\n\"I still have dreams of like  you know those falling dreams \"  Rannazzisi  said.\nBut  Rannazzisi 's account was no more real than those dreams. This week  the New York Times uncovered that the 37-year-old comedian  a star on the FXX show \"The League \" was working several miles from the site of the attacks that morning. Confronted with this story  he issued an apologetic series of tweets Wednesday.\n Rannazzisi  isn't even the most famous person to have publicly pretended to have survived 9/11.\nIn fact  to Angelo J. Gugliemo Jr.   Rannazzisi 's account sounded a lot like one he had heard from his friend Tania Head  the former president of the World Trade Center Survivors' Network. Like  Rannazzisi   Head spoke of working for Merrill Lynch on the morning of 9/11. Like  Rannazzisi   she said she had a fiancé who worked in the towers (though he was killed in the attacks).\nLike  Rannazzisi   Head wasn't telling the truth.\nThough some lies have obvious tangible benefits for the teller  the impulse that drove Head  Rannazzisi and others to make up their stories is more complicated. Neither Head nor  Rannazzisi  wrote books or sought compensation from a survivor's fund. Neither gained any kind of obvious advantage for framing themselves as a victim.\nHead  who still hasn't admitted to fabricating her story despite evidence that she was taking classes in Spain on that day  won't say why she made it up. According to his tweets   Rannazzisi  doesn't know.\nPsychologist Christopher Chabris  who studies false memory  said that  Rannazzisi 's story isn't a case of someone mistakenly remembering something that didn't really happen. It's about inserting one's self into a narrative that's already getting a lot of sympathy.\nThe psychology behind that explanation for liars is as complicated as the stories they tell. Neither  Rannazzisi  nor Head is quite a pathological liar — there's no evidence that they have a chronic compulsion to tell falsehoods  other than this one big one. Neither do they appear to have been suffering from false memories (as some psychologists argued about Brian Williams  who inaccurately claimed to have been shot down while reporting in Iraq).  Rannazzisi  tweeted that  he  wished for many years  he  could take back  his  story  knowing that it was untrue.",
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            "input": "At the end of a school safety roundtable event at the White House on Thursday   President Trump  was asked by a reporter if  he  thinks  his  proposal to “harden” schools with armed guards and armed teachers will put  him  at odds with the National Rifle Association  which spent $30 million to elect  him .\n The president  indicated  he  doesn’t expect any problems.\n“I don’t think I’ll be going up against them  I really think the NRA wants to do what’s right ”  Trump  said. “I mean  they’re very close to me  I’m very close to them. They’re very very great people  they love this country — they’re patriots. The NRA wants to do the right thing.”\nIt makes sense that  Trump  doesn’t foresee conflict with the NRA  given that  he  was speaking at the end of an event where  he  parroted the pro-gun talking points used earlier in the day by NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre.\nConsider some of the pro-gun buzzwords used by LaPierre during  his  speech earlier Thursday at CPAC. NPR put together an analysis looking at LaPierre’s comments in comparison with what  Trump  said hours later.\nCNN put together a video of  Trump  parroting LaPierre’s lines.\nThe NRA has made clear that it opposes new regulations on semi-automatic firearms. During the White House event on Thursday   Trump  suggested that more guns are the solution to mass shootings.\nWhile  Trump  clings to the NRA’s talking points and resists legislative gun control efforts  a number of major companies are taking the opposite approach.",
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            "input": "A former Fox News anchor says ousted chairman Roger Ailes  who died months after  he  was fired from the network  secretly recorded female employees while they undressed.\nAndrea Tantaros had already claimed in a lawsuit that she was sexually harassed at the network. In an amended complaint  Tantaros said  Ailes  had a closed circuit television system installed to watch women as they changed outfits.\nTantaros said on-air women were required to attend a bi-annual trunk show held by the network’s wardrobe department  and that  Ailes  used the event as an opportunity to secretly film female talent.\n Roger Ailes  died at 77 after  he  was ousted from the Fox network over a build-up of sexual harassment cases. (Fred Prouser/REUTERS)\n Roger Ailes   died in May 2017 at the age of 77.",
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            "input": "The executive  Eric Alexander   not only obtained the medical records of the victim  who was an Uber customer in India  but shared them with other executives  according to Recode  which first reported  his  firing. Uber fired  Alexander  on Tuesday over the medical records issue  the New York Times reported.\nUber confirmed to Business Insider that  Alexander  is no longer employed by the company  but declined to comment further on the circumstances.\n Alexander  obtained the victim's medical records and showed them to Uber CEO Travis Kalanick and Emil Michael  the company's VP of business  according to the report.  Alexander  continued to carry the records around for a year until other executives obtained a copy of them and destroyed  his  copy of the records  Recode reported.\nIt's unclear how  Alexander  obtained the medical records. Photos online show that  Alexander  was in Delhi in December 2014 for multiple days of police questioning.\nDespite Uber's top executives allegedly knowing  Alexander  had obtained the rape victim's medical records   he  remained employed by the company for the last three years.\nOn Tuesday  Uber announced the initial results of an investigation into charges of harassment and other complaints at the company. Although  Alexander 's acquiring of the victim's medical records was among the 215 complaints investigated  he wasn't among the 20 people the company said it had fired in response to them  according to Recode.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "I sit here writing a letter that I never thought I’d have to write. On Feb. 13  my husband and Grace’s dad   Paul Bauer   was violently taken from us. Needless to say  our hearts are broken in a million pieces  and our lives are forever changed. But that’s not the reason I am writing.\n Paul  would have been terribly upset that  he  inconvenienced so many people with the parking restrictions in our beloved Bridgeport.  He  would have winced at the thought that the Dan Ryan closed down for the funeral procession.  He  never wanted to be in the spotlight.  He  never thought of  himself   only others.\nI want to thank those of you who waited for hours in the cold to attend  his  wake and funeral. You have no idea how much that meant to us.\nI knew  Paul Bauer   and  he  was as wonderful as people are saying »\nHundreds gather at Bridgeport church for Cmdr.  Paul Bauer 's wake »",
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            "input": "Anders Fogh Rasmussen  the former NATO chief and adviser to Ukraine's leader  said  Russian President Vladimir Putin  \"must be laughing right now\" at how successfully  he 's undermined Western democracy.  He  said the lack of answers from the Trump administration would be seen as a sign of weakness that  Putin  would exploit.\n\" He 's achieved much more than  he  could have ever dreamed of when it comes to undermining the credibility of Western democratic institutions \"  Rasmussen  said Thursday in an Associated Press interview. \"When  he 's watching the ongoing discussion here in Washington  I think it's unbelievable for  him  that  he  could achieve that much for a very modest investment in whatever  he  might have invested in interference in the election or whatever.\"\nThe former prime minister of Denmark   Rasmussen  joined a growing chorus of Russia critics expressing exasperation that an Oct. 1 deadline came and went without new penalties to punish Russia for interfering in the U.S. election. A law Trump signed in August requires the administration to produce a list of individuals linked to Russia's defense and intelligence agencies. Anyone who does business with those individuals could then be hit themselves with U.S. sanctions.\n\"So far  nothing has happened from the administration side \" Rasmussen said. Still  he said that just the threat of U.S. weapons potentially flowing to the Ukrainians had affected  Putin 's deliberations about Ukraine in a positive way. He said he believed  Putin 's recent proposal to send U.N. peacekeepers to eastern Ukraine reflected the Russian leader's \"attempt to find a way out of all of this.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Her opponent   City Council Member Mary Norwood   is a conservative-leaning independent who has supported both Republicans and Democrats in the past  and  she  has the support of what Republican Party infrastructure actually exists in Atlanta.  Norwood  is also white  while Lance-Bottoms is African-American. The last white candidate to win the mayorâs race in Atlanta was Sam Massell in 1969 . The state party has come out with heavy-handed attack ads deriding  Norwood  as a Republican  a signal to the cityâs voters of who they are backing. Their argument is laid out on a website called MaryTheRepublican.com   where they point out she has paid some Republican consultants as part of her campaign  that she refused to back Jon Ossof in his congressional race  and that she implied to a local Republican Party group that she is an independent because Republicans canât win in Atlanta.\nBut some of the polling shows that the race is a dead heat. A survey released late Friday night showed  Norwood  with a 6-point lead â and significant crossover support among African-American voters and Democrats.\nMany political activists in Atlanta cite Reed as the reason some progressives are rallying to  Norwood . Reed has been the consummate neoliberal mayor  close to contractors and developers  and hostile to the cityâs activist movement on issues like affordable housing â while avoiding much of the progressive policies other big-city mayors are using to tackle income disparities. The New York Timesâs Thomas Friedman once held the Reed administration up as a model for its willingness to cut back the pensions of its public workers. As The Intercept noted in an article profiling Fortâs bid earlier this year  Atlanta has been ranked as the most unequal city in the country.\n Mary Norwood   candidate for mayor  gives volunteer Jerome Whitaker a hug for  his  support at  her  headquarters Tuesday  Nov. 7  2017  in Atlanta. Photo: Curtis Compton/Atlanta Journal-Constitution /AP\nTim Franzen  a longtime organizer who worked for Fortâs campaign  told The Intercept that while he plans to vote for the conservative Norwood  heâs not endorsing  her  or  her  politics. But he explained the dynamics that are leading many progressives to consider a  Norwood  vote.\nâThereâs these narratives going around â one is that [this] is a Trump-Clinton situation. Itâs 100 percent not what we have here in Atlanta.  Mary Norwood  is a constituent-services politician.  She  always has been.  She âs not an ideological person â he explained.\nReedâs administration has also been the center of ethics scandals over the past few years over pay-to-play arrangements; his endorsement of and fundraising for Lance-Bottoms makes many question  her  own commitment to reform on the issue.\nSome progressive Atlantans view Lance-Bottoms as a sort of third term for Reed and his ideas â a perception that is boosted by the generous financial backing airport contractors close to his administration have thrown her way. One Atlanta progressive news website that tracks votes on the city council ranks Lance-Bottoms as less progressive than  Norwood ; on issues like housing and homelessness  she has been a steady ally of Reed.\nOn the popular state political website GeorgiaPol.com  George Chidi â a former Bernie Sanders backer and Occupy Atlanta supporter â penned the post â A Black Voterâs Case for Mary Norwood .â  He  took the Democratic Party to task for taking the black vote in Atlanta for granted. âThe party fails to understand what Atlanta means to black people here  and everywhere in America  frankly â  he  wrote. âWe have a city that has the Gini coefficient of Caracas  nearly the widest gap in racial income in the country  and the lowest income mobility in America. In a recent symposium on racialized homelessness in Atlanta  a speaker noted that the average income of a black household in the city of Atlanta is under $30 000 a year. The average for a white household is over $80 000.â\nIn an interview with The Intercept  Chidi said he hopes  Norwood  would focus on corruption if she wins. âI hope she wonât be corrupt. I hope sheâll find those who are and see them punished â he said. âBy doing so  I hope sheâll maintain the cityâs international posture as a place to do business.â\nAnd ultimately  the arguments that  Norwood  is a secret Republican fall flat in the face of her support base. Yes  she has courted Republicans as part of her campaign  but sheâs also courted Democrats and progressive independents â her list of endorsers proves that  as does the poll cited above that shows over 42 percent of Democrats in the city are backing her bid. Her stances on social issues in particular â supporting abortion rights and marriage equality â place her far out of step with Georgiaâs traditionally socially conservative Republican Party.\nFranklin  the former mayor  alluded to Reedâs ethical issues and explained her rationale for endorsing a white candidate. âFor me  race was not the first issue â she said in her speech endorsing  Norwood . âCharacter  transparency  and integrity are the first issues for me.â (Norwood has come out for campaign donation limits on city vendors.)\nFranzen shared Jonesâs torn feelings about  Norwood   whose politics are significantly more conservative than his. But in the end  he couldnât bring himself to vote for a continuation of the Reed regime.\nâEveryday Atlantans are feeling the squeeze like they havenât felt in decades. So Iâm not passionate about  Mary Norwood   but I and other people who work on municipal issues have no other choice but to work against Keisha â Franzen reluctantly concluded.",
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            "input": "For now the building will be known by its address  875 North Michigan Avenue  as the owner seeks a new naming-rights deal  said  Stephen Hearn   president and CEO of Hearn Co.\n Chicago-based Hearn  is part of a group of real estate investors that has owned the office and parking portions of the building since 2013.\n“As they did in Boston  they just decided to have their name removed ”  Hearn  said. “At this point  we’ll push harder for a replacement name. This property deserves a more important identity than simply the address.”\nJohn Hancock hasn’t paid for the right to have its name on the modernist skyscraper since the last naming-rights contract expired shortly after the current owners bought it   Hearn  said.\nThe loss of the iconic name comes as  Hearn  decided to continue owning the property after exploring a potential sale.  Hearn  has decided to hold on to the property for at least another two or three years  meaning it will likely be the owner that signs a naming-rights deal.\n Hearn  and its investment partners  Mount Kellett Capital Management and San Antonio-based Lynd Co.  bought their portion of the tower for $140 million in 2013. Mount Kellett is now an affiliate of New York-based Fortress Investment Group.\n Hearn  said several factors  including uncertainty over future interest rates and the impact of new tax laws  slowed the potential sale of its building as well as other large office deals in Chicago.\n“It all led to the notion that this isn’t the right time for a sale ”  Hearn  said.\nThe owners instead will look to refinance the property with a new loan   he  said.\n Hearn  will continue talks for naming rights  which  he  said could be tied into a redevelopment of the ground-floor plaza. The plaza  parking garage and naming rights are controlled by the office owner.\n Hearn  previously estimated naming rights could be worth $1.5 million or more annually.\nYet  he  said  he  realizes name changes should not be taken lightly  conscious that many Chicagoans refuse to refer to the former Sears Tower by its nearly decade-old moniker  Willis Tower.\n Hearn  declined to say whether  he  expected the building’s new namesake to be a tenant in the building.\n“We have turned away a number of interested parties because we didn’t feel the name was appropriate for this iconic property ”  Hearn  said. “I want to put an identity on this property that everyone in Chicago can be proud of.”",
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            "input": "And  Hugo Steven Selva’s  girlfriend  Nicole Marie Novak  had a history of drug and burglary convictions  records indicate.\n Selva  was fatally shot by a deputy after he fled a strip mall in Lake Worth where he killed Novak.\nIn December 2016   Selva’s  grandmother requested a restraining order against her grandson  records indicate  the Palm Beach Post reported.\n Hugo Steven Selva   26  fatally shot his girlfriend Nicole Novak  22  on Thursday in Palm Beach County  Florida.  Selva  was shot by a deputy after a wrong-way chase and crash on Interstate 95. (Facebook)\n She  claimed he “threatened to kill me and ( Selva ’s sister) on multiple occasions ” the court petition shows.\n Marilyn Selva  said  her  grandson and  his  girlfriend usually visited and threatened  her  when  she  was alone.\n Suspect  fatally shoots two  including cop  before surrendering\nIn once instance  she  claims that  Selva   armed with a butcher’s knife  threatened to kill his grandmother  his sister  and then himself.\n“I am in fear for my life as I am 77 years old and have health issues ”  Marilyn Selva  wrote in  her  petition. “ Hugo ’s behavior and threats are escalating.  He  has become more demanding and forceful ”  she  said.\n She  also alleged  he  suffered from drug and alcohol problems.\nNovak was arrested six times between 2011 and 2012 on charges of drug possession  burglary and grand theft  records show  the Palm Beach Post reported.  She  served time in prison between January 2014 and May 2016.\n Hugo Steven Selva  killed his girlfriend in a Florida shopping center parking lot  dragged  her  into his SUV and then drove the wrong-way on a Florida interstate before he was fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy  officials said. (Lannis Waters/AP)\nRobert Cecere  a Selva family friend  said  Hugo Selva  “was too smart for school. He was always the funny guy. Good for a laugh. Loved my massage work and always made sure to get a treatment if I was in town ” the Palm Beach Post reported.\n Selva  appears to have been on a shooting spree.",
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            "input": "The winner of this year's Nobel Prize in economics says  he 's \"nervous\" about stocks.\n\"We seem to be living in the riskiest moment of our lives  and yet the stock market seems to be napping  \" Richard Thaler  who won the prize for his contributions to behavioral economics   told Bloomberg TV on Tuesday. \"I admit to not understanding it.\"\n\"I don’t know about you  but I’m nervous  and it seems like when investors are nervous  they’re prone to being spooked \"  he  said  adding that \"nothing seems to spook the market.\"\n Thaler  was awarded the 2017 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel on Monday.",
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            "input": "Police have identified  Sayfullo Saipov  as the suspect accused of driving a rented pickup truck into a crowd  killing at least eight people and injuring at least 11 more near the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan.\n Saipov  had worked as an Uber driver in New Jersey  where  he  was living as recently as this summer. Uber confirmed to Fox News that  Saipov  passed the company's background check for drivers  but was now banned from the company. Uber added it has not found any safety reports concerning the terror suspect.\nAfter exiting the vehicle   Saipov  yelled “Allahu akbar” (\"God is great\") and waived around weapons believed to be a paintball gun and a BB gun  police said. The suspect was shot twice by police and taken into custody. He remains in the hospital and is expected to survive his wounds.\nIt's been reported that  Saipov  rented the truck from a Home Depot store in Passaic  N.J.  around 2 p.m. on Tuesday -- an hour or so before the attack occurred.\nAuthorities discovered that  Saipov  had a Florida driver's license and has been connected to an address in the Tampa area.\nA friend  Kobiljon Matkarov  said he met  Saipov  while the two were living in Florida. He described  Saipov  as being “very friendly” and “very nice.”\nMatkarov said he last saw  Saipov  a few months ago when the suspect picked him up from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City.  Saipov  had moved to the area in order to seek better work opportunities.\nMatkarov told Fox News that he never noticed any unusual behavior from the suspect  let alone that he’d been radicalized. He said that  Saipov  was generally a happy-go-lucky person who seemed to love America.\nIn a statement to Fox News  Uber said the company was in contact with the FBI and has offered its assistance to the investigation into  Saipov . It added that Uber was reviewing  Saipov 's history with the ride-hailing company.",
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            "input": "Big Macs and lattes will be purchased by cryptocurrencies sooner than you might think  according to venture capitalist and bitcoin fanatic  Tim Draper .\n\"In five years  if you go to a Starbucks or McDonald's and try to buy a burger or coffee with fiat currency  the person at the counter is going to laugh at you \"  Draper  told an audience Friday in San Francisco. \"There's a real need for a currency that's global.\"\n Draper 's presentation at the Blockchain Connect Conference came by video and helped kick off a full day of panels and presentations from developers and investors. The event was so crowded that people were filling up the overflow room to listen on televisions  and  Draper 's video aired late because of technical difficulties.\n Draper   who backed companies including Skype and Baidu in the earlier days of the internet  has made a personal fortune on bitcoin and has more recently turned his attention to initial coin offerings. He said in May that he was participating in the Tezos ICO  one of the biggest crypto offerings of the past year. That deal has been plagued by conflict  with the founders stuck in a financial battle with one of the leaders of the project.\n Draper  said there will be \"fits and starts\" in the emergence of blockchain but over time it will effect \"industry after industry.\"",
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            "input": "(CNN)  Quincy Jones  might be an 85-year-old musical legend with nothing to prove  but that doesn't mean  he  isn't still learning from  his  mistakes.\n The musician  on Thursday apologized for a string of headline-making recent interviews that  he  said were full of \"bad-mouthing\" and \"inexcusable.\"\nThe interviews Jones referenced were with GQ and Vulture . In the chats   Jones  was candid about  his  feelings about Taylor Swift (\"We need more songs  man. F---ing songs  not hooks.\")  Paul McCartney (\"the worst bass player I ever heard\") and Michael Jackson (whom  he  called \"greedy\")  among others.\n He  also caused controversy in speaking about alleged sexual relations between legendary Hollywood figures.\n Jones  said it was a conversation with  his  daughters that opened  his  eyes to the error of  his  ways.",
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            "input": "A few years ago he began working with Dr. Jenny Chang  medical director of the Lester and Sue Smith Breast Center at Baylor College of Medicine.\n Chang had performed a number of biopsies on breast cancer patients  both on those whose cancers were confined to the breast and on those whose cancers had metastasized to the brain.\n From those biopsies  Chang said she had identified a number of genetic pathways ways in which gene mutations affected the ability of the cancer to spread unique to patients who developed metastatic breast cancer.\n \"But I had a lot of trouble with the data and trying to translate it into clinical practice \" she said. She couldn't find her way out from beneath the avalanche of data.\n So she turned to Wong.\n Using his mathematical modeling  Wong sifted through Chang's data and the large databases of genome and clinical trial data. Out of that  he identified several candidate drugs to impair the genetic pathways that helped the cancer spread.\nChang's data and the large databases of genome and clinical trial data. Out of that  he identified several candidate drugs to impair the genetic pathways that helped the cancer spread.\n One of them  a drug named sunitinib  which treats a kidney cancer called renal cell carcinoma  emerged as the best bet. Chang then tested the drug in mice  and the study showed it prevented breast cancer from spreading to the brain.\n She has already begun a Phase II clinical trial of the drug  enrolling nine patients with metastatic breast cancer  and she is looking for more.\n \"The drug is very well-tolerated by patients  and so far the trial is going very well \" Chang said.\n But by using an existing drug  Chang and Wong could skip the lengthy Phase I  during which a drug is checked for safety. If Chang's tests go well  sunitinib could be on the market within a few years for metastatic breast cancer.",
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            "input": "Is  it  just me  or is anybody else worried about  Duncan Keith ?\nMaybe  it ’s just the recency bias of a bad three-game trip to California in which the Blackhawks defense was exposed as if each unit has to take a turn looking awful in this season that refuses to end. Or maybe  Keith  is the last of the core players to succumb this season to the fall of the dynasty. Or maybe it’s long-lasting and irretrievable.\nThe last possibility is the scary one because  Keith  has always been the barometer of good Hawks and bad Hawks. The Hawks’ offense has always started with the defense  and the defense starts with  Keith   and unfortunately of late  the defense has been inept and inert  not to mention soft and slow.\nIn Sunday’s loss in Anaheim   Keith  aided and abetted a power-play goal by Ducks forward Rickard Rakell by doing little to prevent it. In the previous game   Keith  committed two awful giveaways that led to Kings goals. In the first game of the jaunt in  San Jose  Keith  was on the ice for four goals against while skating five-on-five. Today’s edition of Sesame Street hockey is brought to you by the letters P and U.\nOnly six times in the last 14 games when skating five-on-five has  Keith  been above 50 percent in the Fenwick metric that counts only unblocked shots  according to NaturalStatTrick.com.\nThe raw numbers in those games show  he  has been on the ice for three goals for and 19 against at even-strength for a minus-16. Now  plus-minus in isolation is an outdated way to evaluate players  but something that extreme is hard for me to ignore. It might not always be  his  fault  but  he ’s not doing enough to make it better.\nBy comparison   Keith ’s five-on-five Fenwick metric was over 50 percent 10 times in the 20 games before the last four weeks.  His  raw numbers were 17 goals for and 12 against.\nOverall   his  goals-for percentage of 39.78 at five-on-five is the worst of the 10 defensemen the Hawks have dressed this season  according to NaturalStatTrick.com. The raw count is 37 goals for and 56 against.\nLast season   Keith ’s goal-for percentage at five-on-five was 56.48. The raw count was 61-47. So  yeah   Keith  misses Niklas Hjalmarsson. A lot. The whole team does.\n Keith   then  has had to adapt to different partners while continuing to play a lot and play against the opponent’s top line. All of those are legit causes for  Keith ’s unseemly numbers. But still  it’s a problem when a team’s best defenseman isn’t delivering  especially on a team that relies on defensemen to start the offense.\nThe eye test – my eye test  anyway – sees a guy whose reactions can’t quite keep up with his instincts.  Keith  has played several lifetimes of hockey the past decade – a lot of regular-season minutes  then even more minutes in an astounding 126 playoff games  and  oh  two Olympics – so it would reasonable to expect that at 34 even the indefatigable one would lose a half-step. That half-step can keep a player from getting to a spot first  from breaking up plays  from getting a stick on an opponent  from taking away a puck and moving it up ice.\n Keith ’s remarkable ability seemed to make  him  a one-man neutral-zone trap.  Keith  regularly broke up plays and controlled the puck to create a lot of offense — a lot of quick offense. The Hawks were playing on a lot of short fields.\nThing is  the Hawks still control the puck at even-strength more than you’d think a bad team would  but the forwards aren’t turning that into goals. That would help  Keith ’s numbers look respectable  and maybe that changes next season. Maybe the scorers start scoring next season. Maybe another long offseason will help. Same goes for improved ability and consistency from the rest of the Hawks’ young defense corps.\nThis isn’t to bury  Keith .  He  can still play  even if not at  his  former Norris Trophy level. So  perhaps the biggest thing that would help the Hawks regain their contending ways is if GM Stan Bowman could bring in a defenseman who makes  Keith  only the second-best on the roster.",
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            "input": "The fourth quarter has historically not been a particularly busy period for missile tests for the North  according to  Harry Kazianis  director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest  a Washington think tank founded by former President Richard Nixon .\n\"When we look at the data on the fourth quarter of most years they either test anywhere between zero and two \"  he  said. \"Last year they did two tests.\"\nKazianis said there are a lot of contributing factors for why the hermit regime doesn't do as many tests in the final quarter of the year. They include having the military assist in the fall harvest due to North Korea's chronic food shortages. Also   he  said December is when the North tends to conduct more military drills.\n\"North Korea is just occupied doing other things  but they also have to continue proving their missile technology \"  he  said. \"So I'm not shocked that they did this test but I'm a little surprised since I thought they would hold off until the Olympics.\"\nIndeed   Kazianis  said there's every expectation that the first quarter will produce \"a heavy testing cycle\" as has been the case with Pyongyang's ballistic missile program.  He  said the North \"has a ton of new technology \" including long-range ballistic missiles and \"new types of heat-shield technology.\"\nAccording to  Kazianis   the North has \"a lot of goodies that they will start rolling out. This situation is going to get worse. The testing is going to get more rigorous. We're really at just the tip of the iceberg of seeing their capabilities  to be honest.\"",
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            "input": "Adrienne Gaither ’ s “ Tribulations  ” acrylic on canvas . On view through Feb . 24 in “ How I Got Over ” at Transformer . ( Adrienne Gaither / Transformer ) Adrienne Gaither ’ s abstract color paintings are meticulously constructed   their bright hues divided by straight   hard - edge lines . Yet there ’ s a sense of disorder and even menace in some of them   which is reflected in the title of the D . C . artist ’ s Transformer show : “ How I Got Over .” The tension between neat patterns and haphazard disruptions reveals “ Gaither ’ s personal recovery from traumatic events in her life  ” a gallery note explains . The upsets aren ’ t specified directly   and the titles of the six large canvasses offer few clues . The picture that aims the sharpest point of a neon - orange triangle toward the bottom left of a field of shards is named “ Not Just Knee Deep  ” probably after the Funkadelic song . Other titles are more commonplace   although one small collage is dubbed “ Tribulation .” That color - field painting could be narrative   or at least psychological   would once have been heretical . In the 1960s   theorists of the genre insisted that the only proper concerns of such “ post - painterly ” art were its own forms and materials . Gaither has flouted such dogma previously with color - block grids of hues derived from skin tones . In this show ’ s “ Kill Shots  ” she flirts with representation by jagging a yellow spike across the canvas   suggesting lightning or some other sudden   violent blast . Despite such dynamic gestures   Gaither ’ s work shares much with mid - 20th - century color painting . The artist has a knack for composition and keeps things interesting by juxtaposing both contrary and complementary hues . Yellows and maroons energize one picture   but so do its abutting areas of two slightly different shades of deep blue . These pictures may have been born out of upheaval   but they ’ re immaculately controlled . Adrienne Gaither : How I Got Over Through Feb . 24 at Transformer   1404 P St . NW . 202 - 483 - 1102 . transformerdc . org . Sally Canzoneri ’ s “ Women Marchers : 1913 & 2017  ” on view at Art League Gallery .  ( Sally Canzoneri / Art League Gallery )   Sally Canzoneri  How can you be in two eras at once ?  Sally Canzoneri  simulates time travel with lenticular photographs — matched images of the same place   made years apart and cut into an accordion - fold pattern . From the front   strips of both scenes are visible ; from the sides   only one can be seen . That ’ s why  the artist  calls  her  Art League Gallery show “ Double Takes .”  Canzoneri  lives in Washington   and most of  her  two - timing pictures show D . C . sites   decades or more apart . Here   she has included two Alexandria doublings   including one that contrasts the show ’ s venue   the Torpedo Factory   in 1921 and 2017 . The largest gap   chronologically if not thematically   is between the former slave traders ’ building at 1315 Duke St . in 1861 and 2017 . The older of those pictures is by Mathew Brady   the D . C . Civil War photographer . Most often   though   the earlier image ’ s maker cannot be identified .  Canzoneri  works with unknown predecessors   first by framing  her  shot of the scene in imitation of the original   and then by fusing the two . Think of this not as appropriation   but collaboration . Canzoneri ’ s lenticulars are made of paper rather than marble   but they ’ re a kind of civic art . Sally Canzoneri : Double Takes Through Feb . 5 at the Art League Gallery   Torpedo Factory   105 N . Union St .  Alexandria . 703 - 683 - 1780 . theartleague . org . Anika Cartterfield ’ s show “ The Wild  ” at VisArts . ( Anika Cartterfield / VisArts ) Anika Cartterfield & Alex Braden At the National Gallery of Art currently stand a grove of columns   sleek and pure   by the late D . C . artist Anne Truitt . Anika Cartterfield also makes columns   but they ’ re not so pristine . The most vivid piece in “ The Wild  ” her show at VisArts Common Ground Gallery   slams a tree ’ s root ball through a hollow pillar . The ragged end that erupts from one side is painted white to match the surface it breaches ; the other end is smoother and varnished like a piece of furniture . Cartterfield   who lives in Upstate New York   formerly worked for Vermont ’ s forest service . When working with wood   she ’ s concerned more with the quality of the raw material than with what it might be made into . She subverts the look of white - walled art spaces and neatly sanded sculptures with pieces that are unfinished and partly open to reveal their structure . This show ’ s tidiest pieces are three columns topped with photos of art installations in forests . The woods   it appears   are Cartterfield ’ s favorite gallery . Alex Braden ’ s sound installation “ A Lesser Light .” ( Alex Braden / VisArts ) Downstairs at VisArts   Gibbs Street Gallery has become a listening room for Alex Braden ’ s electronic music . The D . C . composer ’ s “ A Lesser Light ” is an “ automated improvisation ” that randomly emits bits of music in a theoretically infinite arrangement . The sounds include drones   whooshes and clipped notes ; they recall Balinese gamelan and the music of Steve Reich and Brian Eno . In previous installations   Braden has employed near - obsolete and sometimes unreliable technology   including rotary telephones and cassette players . But this piece ’ s physical presence consists only of the speakers that broadcast the eight different audio channels . The result is a room and a composition that are clean and clear   with just enough capriciousness to keep listeners looking over their shoulders . Anika Cartterfield : The Wild and Alex Braden : A Lesser Light Through Feb . 11 at VisArts at Rockville   155 Gibbs St .  Rockville . 301 - 315 - 8200 . visartscenter . org . Antonio McAfee & Rachel Guardiola In the epilogue to “ Invisible Man  ” author Ralph Ellison refers to aspects of African American history as “ Old Bad Air .” Antonio McAfee borrows that phrase for the title of his Hamiltonian Gallery show of manipulated vintage photos . The Baltimore artist distorts 19th - century portraits of people of color to suggest how their subjects ’ lives were warped by racism and oppression . Included are several large photos that display various degrees of digital abuse ; one nearly abstract image appears in both negative and positive versions . There ’ s also a full wall of small   deformed pictures   printed on thin acrylic so they curl partly off the wall . This multitude   dignified yet precarious   is the most powerful chapter in McAfee ’ s history lesson . Also at Hamiltonian is Rachel Guardiola ’ s “ A Hand Without Horizon Is Taller Than Its Other  ” which includes altered video as well as photos . Mostly derived from the artist ’ s performances   the images illustrate the actions of a fictional “ time - traveling surveyor and a horticultural pirate ” as they travel “ an earth - like planet  ” according to the gallery . In the photos   hot colors and overlapping   close - up images seem to turn Guardiola ’ s hands into a sort of flora . In this miniature universe   the artist is both the explorer and the explored . Antonio McAfee : Old Bad Air and Rachel Guardiola : A Hand Without Horizon Is Taller Than Its Other Through Feb . 17 at Hamiltonian Gallery   1353 U St . NW   Suite 101 . 202 - 332 - 1116 . hamiltoniangallery . com .",
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            "input": "Amber Rose posted a video Wednesday in which  she  told the surgeon performing  her  breast reduction that  she  looks forward to wearing spaghetti straps.\n“I’m really scared and really excited at the same time ”  she  wrote on Instagram  per People.\nUsing prayer-hand emojis   Rose  added that  her  doctors “are gonna take care of me.”\nRose  known in part for showing off  her  curvaceous figure to promote a feminist message  had said  she  was pondering a reduction.\n“My boobs are stupid heavy  my back hurts and I can’t wear cute lil shirts without a grandma bra ”  she  complained in an Instagram post in July.  She  also asked followers for advice about possible post-surgery scarring.\nBut in a video the day before  her  operation   she  appeared ready for the change.\n“Spaghetti straps ”  she  said. “I’m really excited about spaghetti straps.”",
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                "Amber Rose Fearful",
                "Amber"
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            "input": "Republicans I spoke with last week are bracing for the latter path and another knock-down  drag-out fight. Obama should surprise them with another direction entirely: declare Bush tax cuts  like the Bush administration itself  over.\n Rarely has a new conversation been so needed. Isn't it time we stopped fighting over Bush's tax policy? Wouldn't it be refreshing to have a fiscal-policy debate without repeating Bush's name?\n In the long history of tax policy  there have been few issues more divisive than the Bush cuts. Since they passed  Democratic presidential candidates have called for their repeal  Republican candidates for their extension -- even John McCain  the 2008 nominee  who had voted against them in 2001 and 2003. The Bush tax cuts are the black hole that swallowed the fiscal- policy debate.\n The fact is  if we extend the Bush tax cuts  it locks in the status quo. Earth to Washington: The status quo stinks. With the economy still limping forward  much more significant fiscal- policy medicine is in order.",
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                "George W. Bush",
                "Bush"
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            "input": "Aaron Judge  always seems to make it happen — no matter what.\nEven when  he ’s not hitting   he  still manages to make a game-saving catch — just like  he  did in Game 3  when  he  robbed Francisco Lindor of a two-run homer.\nAnd even when  he ’s striking out in nearly every at-bat   he  still manages to come up with the biggest hit of the night — just like  he  did in Game 4  when  he  battled back against Trevor Bauer and ultimately produced a two-out  two-run double in the second inning that gave the Yankees a 4-0 lead en route to a 7-3 victory over the Indians in the Bronx  which sets up a do-or-die Game 5 on Wednesday night at Progressive Field.\n Judge  entered that at-bat 0-for-11 with nine strikeouts in the ALDS. But  he  certainly made  his  first hit of the series count – producing two huge runs.\n“ He  continues to be patient ” Joe Girardi said. “They’re making a lot of good pitches on  him   there’s no doubt about that. But he’s maintaining the strike zone when he gets a pitch to hit — and a lot of times  he’s able to hit it. He was able to do it (Monday night). That’s a huge hit. There’s a big difference between 2-0 and 4-0. It allowed Luis Severino to relax a bit.”\nGirardi had said going into Game 4 that  Judge  was due. And given that  Judge  had a couple of bad strike three calls go against him earlier in the series — the manager had a point.\n Aaron Judge  delivered the biggest hit of the night. (Al Bello/Getty Images)\nYet  Judge  was facing a starter in Bauer that had  his  number.\nBauer had fanned  Judge  three times in his Game 1 gem  another time in Judge’s first at-bat of Game 4 — getting him to chase a high fastball with the count full — and after  Judge  fell behind 0-2 in his second at-bat  it was about to be five Ks in a row.\nBut  Judge  is the potential 2017 AL MVP  after all  no easy out — even when  he ’s not going well at the plate.\nSo  Judge  took two straight curveballs in the dirt from arguably the best curveball pitcher in baseball  evening the count at 2-2.\n He  then fouled off a curve and a 97-mph fastball to stay alive.\n Aaron Judge  hits a two-run RBI double in the second inning. ( Adam Hunger/USA Today Sports)\n Judge  took a third breaking ball in the dirt to bring about a second consecutive full count. And Bauer threw  him  a second consecutive high heater after that.\nBut this time   Judge  got on top of the 96-mph fastball  driving it into left field  as Aaron Hicks and Brett Gardner came around to score  sending the sellout crowd at Yankee Stadium into a frenzy  and forcing Bauer out of the game after just 1.2 innings following an intentional walk to Didi Gregorius.\n“Stay on the heater. Stay on the heater ”  Judge  said when asked about  his  approach. “Bauer’s a guy that has great stuff  and he wants to go out there and show it. He’s a dominant pitcher. I wasn’t surprised (I got a fastball there).”",
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            "input": "Days after  Chicago police Officer Dina Markham  was found dead in  her  bathtub  a break-in took place at  her  Northwest Side home while  her  family attended  her  wake  police records obtained by the Chicago Tribune show.\nThe disclosure of the still-unsolved “criminal trespass” to the residence June 2 adds to the mystery surrounding  Markham ’s death as well as that of  her  husband  also a veteran Chicago police officer  whose gunshot death in the couple’s bedroom 20 months earlier was ruled a suicide.\nThe FBI and county authorities were still investigating the shooting of Sgt.  Donald Markham  in the couple’s bed when  his  widow’s body was discovered in the bathtub at the residence over the Memorial Day weekend.\nThe Cook County medical examiner’s office ruled Dina Markham  47  died May 28 of an accidental drowning after consuming a dangerous mix of alcohol and the powerful anti-anxiety drug alprazolam  commonly sold under the brand name Xanax.\nPolice had been called to the home in the Norwood Park neighborhood about 6 p.m. that evening after two of  Markham ’s friends said they discovered her unresponsive in the water-filled bathtub.\nAccording to records made public by the medical examiner   Markham  had texted a friend “Help. Please ... no kidding” a little after 4 a.m. that day.\nFive days after  Markham ’s death  a police officer discovered a sliding door open at the back of the house in the 5900 block of North Newark Avenue while conducting a “premise check” about 10:30 p.m. June 2  according to the records released through the Freedom of Information Act.\nTwo neighbors told police they didn’t notice any activity at the house while the family attended Dina Markham’s wake  according to the records.\nIn May  shortly before Dina Markham's death  at least two officers involved in the probe were interviewed at the state's attorney's offices about their roles in the investigation into Donald Markham’s death  the Tribune has reported.\nRecords show that  Dina Markham told police her husband  51   had locked her out of  their  home the night of  his  death in September 2015 after the couple had been out drinking and argued after leaving a bar about 1 a.m.\nIn the 911 recordings released by the medical examiner’s office  a distraught Dina Markham told an emergency dispatcher that her husband was unresponsive and bleeding from his head. She pleaded that an ambulance come to the home.\nCrime lab tests also showed Donald Markham had gunshot residue on his hand  indicating he'd either fired a gun or was close to a weapon being discharged at the time of his death  according to police records. The records do not indicate whether Dina Markham's hands were ever tested.\nJim Bastian   an attorney and close friend of Dina Markham's family   previously told the Tribune that Markham had \"heard rumors\" of an investigation but had not been contacted for an interview by any law enforcement agency before her death.\nOne of two friends who discovered her body told police that Dina Markham had called her twice at 3:59 a.m.  but  the friend  didn't answer the phone because  she  was sleeping  the reports show. Six minutes after the calls  Markham sent  the same friend  the text asking for help.",
            "output": [
                "Dina Markham"
            ]
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            "input": "Mary Sommers  said  her  friend who works for a printing company came up with the idea and made a mockup  which  Mary Sommers  showed to  her  son beforehand.\n“I showed him the example label  she  had mocked up  and he said  'Yeah  let’s run with this  Mom  and give it to my coaches too '”  Mary Sommers  said.\nA couple of negative comments on social media did not sit well with  Mary Sommers .\n“On one of the websites that they shared on Facebook  the comment was awful ”  she  said. “And my son was like  'Mom  you just have to not read those.'”",
            "output": [
                "Mary Sommers"
            ]
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            "input": "The Stormfront summit changed locations because organizers expected a greater turnout than the three dozen or so who entered the lodge while protesters were outside  said  Billy Roper   a neo-Nazi from Russellville  Ark.  who organized the event.\n Roper  said  he  designed the summit to attract prospective members  deciding a week before to waive the fee to attend. Then  Traditionalist Worker Party fliers started popping up around the University of Tennessee campus.\n\"It tells you exactly what they're planning \" Irwin said. \"They brought shields. These are the people  the name of ( Roper 's) blog is Shieldwall network. The only way they could be more clear about what they're doing is to spraypaint swastikas.\"\nWhether the event was racist depended on how people defined racism   Roper  said.",
            "output": [
                "Billy Roper"
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            "input": "Tufts University has postponed an event featuring short-lived White House spokesman and colorful conversationalist Anthony Scaramucci after the Mooch threatened to sue his alma mater's paper over a negative article about him  the Boston Globe reports.\nThe article was written by 26-year-old Tufts grad student Camilo Caballero  who argued that  Scaramucci  should be removed from  his  spot on Tufts' Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy advisory board  which  Scaramucci  has held since 2016.\n Scaramucci  responded this weekend with a letter from  his  lawyer  demanding that Caballero and the Daily issue a retraction and an apology immediately.\n\"Neither Mr. Caballero nor the Tufts Daily can credibly hide behind shield of opinion  because the Article plainly presents as fact alleged  Scaramucci  conduct as unethical and dishonest \" the letter reads. \"The Article's allegations are not presented as opinion but rather as false facts.\"\nIf the Daily doesn't apologize and retract the statements   Scaramucci  \"will be forced to take further legal action \" the letter concluded.\nInstead of saying a tearful sorry  Daily published the cease-and-desist letter online and in print  and Tufts subsequently postponed  Scaramucci 's scheduled speech at the university on Monday until the \"legal action\" is resolved  Tufts spokesman Patrick Collins told the Globe.\n\"We're disappointed that  Mr. Scaramucci  has taken this action \" Collins said.\nIt's unclear whether Tufts will ultimately remove  Scaramucci  from  his  position on the advisory board  but if  he  is  at least it would give  him  more time to work on  his  own journalistic aspirations.",
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            "input": "The case involves Dawnmarie Souza  who had to prepare a response to a customer's complaint about her work. Souza  the board said  was unhappy that her supervisor would not let a representative of the Teamsters  the union representing the company's workers  help prepare her response.\n Souza then mocked her supervisor on Facebook  using several vulgarities to ridicule him  according to Jonathan Kreisberg  director of the board's Hartford office  which filed the complaint.\nSouza  the board said  was unhappy that her supervisor would not let a representative of the Teamsters  the union representing the company's workers  help prepare her response.\n Souza then mocked her supervisor on Facebook  using several vulgarities to ridicule him  according to Jonathan Kreisberg  director of the board's Hartford office  which filed the complaint.",
            "output": [
                "Dawnmarie Souza"
            ]
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            "input": "After a string of sexual harassment claims   the reputation of one of America ' s most influential broadcasters is on thin ice . On Monday ( November 21 )  veteran journalist  Charlie Rose  was suspended from U . S . news networks including CBS and Bloomberg   after eight women told the Washington Post he ' d made unwanted sexual advances   walking around in the nude and groping them . 75 - year - old Rose is a co - host on CBS This Morning and a reporter for 60 minutes . CBS News says the allegations against him are ' extremely disturbing '.  Rose  has issued an apology for what he refers to as ' inappropriate behaviour '  though he ' s suggested that the claims may not be entirely accurate . The Post says it carried out multiple interviews with the women in question who were employees or aspired to work for  Rose  from the late 1990s to as recently as 2011 . It says they were aged between 21 and 37 at the time of the alleged encounters and their stories had quote \" striking commonalities .\" While three of the women went on the record with the paper   five chose to stay anonymous fearing that speaking out could affect their careers .",
            "output": [
                "Charlie Rose"
            ]
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            "input": "Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon  broke some bad news to House investigators on Tuesday  announcing that the White House has invoked executive privilege to keep  him  from answering many of their questions.\nBut executive privilege—the president’s right to keep certain information from the public so  he  can have frank conversations with aides—will not keep  Steve Bannon  from sharing information with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team  according to a person familiar with the situation.\n“Mueller will hear everything  Bannon  has to say ” said the source  who is familiar with  Bannon ’s thinking.\nDuring a closed-door hearing before the House intelligence committee today   Bannon  reportedly told lawmakers that President Donald Trump has invoked broad executive privilege for the purposes of Congressional inquiries. Because of that   Bannon  refused to answer committee members’ questions about what happened during the presidential transition and in the White House.\nThis sweeping understanding of privilege will not impact what  Bannon  tells Mueller’s team  according to our source. (To be sure   Bannon  isn't known for being predictable  and it's possible  his  team may still look for ways to dodge Mueller's queries.)\nBut it means  he  isn’t answering many of Congress’s questions. A source familiar with Bannon’s interview told The Daily Beast that despite the subpoena—issued by Devin Nunes  the typically Trump-friendly chairman of the committee —Bannon  refused to answer questions about events that happened after Election Day.",
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            "input": "President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi  has once again threatened to crush the militants.\n“The armed forces and the police will avenge our martyrs and restore security and stability with the utmost force in the coming period ”  he  said after Friday’s carnage.\n Sisi  has called for a comprehensive campaign to counter what  he  describes as the existential threat of radical jihadism  deploying moderate clerics to promote moderate Islam  for instance.\n He  is expected to run for a second term early next year. Even with a convincing win   he  will face pressure to deliver on promises of stability  especially if attacks like that on  Al Rawdah  persist.\nIn a December 2016 issue of al-Nabaa  one of the group’s religious leaders left little doubt that Sufis would be targeted. It mentioned  Al Rawdah  directly.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Bernie Sanders 's Presidential race ended a year ago , but his campaign never did . \nWhat they have is Bernie Sanders . \n\"I 'd be out on the road , and I 'd look down at my cell phone , and it 's Bernie fucking Sanders calling about the count again ,\" Lofy said . \nPaul Heintz , the political editor of Seven Days , a Vermont weekly , told me , \"The story of Bernie Sanders is a story of exclusion .\"",
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            "input": "They aren’t the only ones. An unknown person made a cross out of plywood  painted it blue and added letters that read “RIP Randy.” The memorial was left on a bench in downtown Libertyville.  Foss  was known for quietly sitting on benches outside the former Caribou Coffee and the Methodist church.\n“Most of the time  he  wasn’t one to talk   he  just liked being around people ” Mason said. “When the restaurants closed  people would bring  him  leftovers. Commuters from the train would say hello to  him .”\n“There’s nobody else to pay anything  and I knew  Randy   I took care of  his  parents.  He ’d stop by and visit me from time to time ” Dane said. “Anyone from Libertyville who has a problem and passes away  I’m not going to let them sit in a morgue.”\nStruggling to make ends meet in job after job  Mason said  Foss  felt abused by landlords.\n He  eventually moved back into  his  mother’s house until she sold it in the early 2000s and moved into an assisted living facility that prohibited overnight guests  Mason said. His mother died in 2004  according to her death notice.\n“When she died  that’s when he was truly  truly homeless ” Mason said  noting that in her video  Foss  talked about keeping valuable possessions in his mother’s apartment and occasionally sneaking in to sleep on the couch.\n Foss  was arrested numerous times over the years for offenses like public intoxication  public urination  and failing to appear in court  according to news reports.\nAt one point in  his  homelessness  a butcher in downtown Libertyville let  Foss  use the store’s address for legal documents and for job applications  according to Mason. The store is now out of business.\nFor a while   Foss  would rake portions of a Libertyville cemetery and clean a memorial for veterans  but Mason said that ended when visitors complained about a homeless man using the water spigot to clean his clothes.\nRick Kambic / Pioneer Press Among the few known possessions of  Randy Foss  were grade school art projects  his  mother kept. The items will be on display during a Feb. 5 memorial at the United Methodist Church of Libertyville. Among the few known possessions of  Randy Foss  were grade school art projects  his  mother kept. The items will be on display during a Feb. 5 memorial at the United Methodist Church of Libertyville. (Rick Kambic / Pioneer Press)\nMason’s brother Tim worked for the Methodist church and for a while would pay  Foss  to do janitorial services and allowed  him  to use the facility to clean up   she  said.\n“During that time   he  seemed so much better ” Mason said. “ He  had a purpose   he  would do work for the church   he  would come to the Sunday services and sit in the back   he  would come when the band was here. Some of that I’m sure got  him  out of the elements  but  he  was participating even when it was nice out.”\nHowever  Mason said her brother took a position at a church in Iowa a few years ago and  Foss  lost that income.\n Foss  was identified and enrolled for “permanent supportive housing ” which is an endless subsidized housing voucher for homeless individuals who have a disability  have been homeless more than a year and rank as “high vulnerability” on a chart that factors risks for mortality.",
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            "input": "Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney would have accepted the secretary of state job if President Trump had offered it to him instead of Rex Tillerson , Ann Romney said Monday . \n\"I thought Mitt would have been terrific and we were very seriously considering it ,\" she said .",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Serbia's central bank cut its key rate to 10 percent on Thursday after a deal with the IMF  governor Radovan Jelasic said  signalling that more cuts could come.\n \"The National Bank of Serbia's (NBS) monetary policy committee decided to lower the interest rate from 11 to 10 percent for several reasons \" Jelasic told reporters  marking the second cut in a month.\n Among the reasons was \"successful completion of a second revision of a stand-by arrangement with the International Monetary Fund a day before \" Jelasic said.\n Low inflation in the third quarter and stability of the exchange rate were also listed among the reasons  Jelasic said.\n However  Jelasic said that trends for the economy were better than had been expected  and that further cuts in interest rates could be expected.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "2018 Winter Olympics: Mike Pence tweets '#FAKENEWS' on report about skater Adam Rippon\nAt about the same time as Pence took to Twitter  a White House official was explaining to reporters traveling with the vice president to South Korea that  Pence 's team did contact the U.S. Olympic Committee. But the vice president's office was offering— not requesting — a meeting with Rippon and wanted to give the skater as much space as possible. The official declined to be identified.\nColumnist Christine Brennan reported on Wednesday that  Pence  had become so concerned about criticism he faced from Rippon  an openly gay athlete  that his staff reached out to the USOC to set up a conversation between the two.\nHeaded to the Olympics to cheer on #TeamUSA. One reporter trying to distort 18 yr old nonstory to sow seeds of division. We won’t let that happen! #FAKENEWS. Our athletes are the best in the world and we are for ALL of them! #TEAMUSA — Vice President Mike Pence (@VP) February 8  2018\n.@Adaripp I want you to know we are FOR YOU. Don’t let fake news distract you. I am proud of you and ALL OF OUR GREAT athletes and my only hope for you and all of #TeamUSA is to bring home the gold. Go get ‘em! — Vice President Mike Pence (@VP) February 8  2018\n“ You mean Mike Pence  the same Mike Pence that funded gay conversion therapy ? I’m not buying  it  ” Rippon responded.\nAround the same time that  Pence  sent out his two tweets over the reports about his spat with Rippon  a White House official confirmed that the vice president's chief of staff Nick Ayers called U.S. Olympic Committee CEO Scott Blackmun after Rippon had initially criticized  Pence  last month.\nRippon’s criticism of  Pence  was over language on a campaign website that some LGBT activists say shows that as a congressman the vice president had supported gay conversion therapy.\nAyers told Blackmun that the criticism of  Pence  was untrue and that he never supported gay conversion therapy  the White House official told reporters. When the issue surfaced during the 2016 presidential campaign   Pence 's then press secretary  Marc Lotter  also denied that  Pence  supported the policy.\nAyers offered to have someone from the vice president's team explain to Rippon the confusion over  Pence 's stance. Ayers also said that  Pence  would meet with Rippon or speak with him over the phone if he preferred  the White House official said.",
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            "input": "\"1-0 loss is always tough to take.\"  -- Antti Raanta on the #Yotes loss to the #BlueJackets pic.twitter.com/89eT7MQslg FOX Sports Arizona (@FOXSPORTSAZ) December 10   2017\n Antti Raanta  started in goal for the Coyotes after missing seven games with an injury and was sharp in stopping 33 shots.\n\" We  played hard \" Arizona coach Rick Tocchet said. \" We  had some chances.  We  had a couple 2-on-1s  a couple breakaways  hit a crossbar  so  we  had  our  chances to win the game.\"\nAnderson got his team-leading 11th goal when he picked up a hard Panarin ricochet pass off the back wall  skated around the net and snapped a shot over  Raanta 's glove.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders  choked up on Monday while reading a statement about the mass shooting in Las Vegas  Nevada.\n\"What these people did for each other says far more about who we are as Americans than the cowardly acts of a killer ever could \"  Sanders  said during the White House daily press briefing.\n Sanders  faced questions during the briefing with reporters on potential policy responses to the shooting.\nThough President Donald Trump is oftentimes known for his willingness to wade into politics during tragedies related to terrorism   Sanders  said the White House hoped to avoid politicizing the tragedy  saying there's \"a time and place for a political debate.\"\n The press secretary  cautioned against taking policy steps to curb mass shootings by enacting gun control legislation.\n\"There will be certainly time for that policy discussion to take place  but that's not the place that we're in \"  Sanders  said.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "When  Ava Gardner  first met Frank Sinatra in 1943   the duo  couldn’t have suspected that six years later  after the actress faced two disastrous divorces before the age of 25  they would happily dive into a controversial love affair.\nSinatra may have still been married  but an insistent  Gardner  reportedly made the singer ask Nancy for a divorce. The mother of  his  three young children initially refused  but she eventually granted Sinatra a divorce in 1951. One week after  his  divorce was final  Sinatra married Gardner.\n“I don’t think [Frank] wanted to hurt Nancy ” said Uzarowski. “But at the same time  I don’t think  he  went out of  his  way to hide [the affair]. They did get into quite a lot of trouble with the public. There were angry letters  hate mail coming in every week to the studio.\n“She really liked  Ava  ” said Uzarowski. “She could have had a very bad attitude towards  Ava  because she basically stole her father away from her mother. She could have been resentful. But there was none of that… Tina and Nancy were both very friendly with  Ava .”\n“The first time she met  Ava   when she was a little girl of 4 or 5   Ava  got down on her knees so she [could] have eye contact with her ” said Uzarowski. “And she really treated her with a lot of attention and a lot of warmth. That obviously really impressed her as a child. She still remembered that after all of these years.”\nStill   Gardner  and Sinatra wouldn’t share a happily ever after. Their marriage was plagued by jealousy  fiery tempers and insecurity. They also publicly battled. The relationship was reportedly so tumultuous that  Gardner  had two abortions during their marriage  which she later publicly admitted.\nAccording to Tina   Gardner  later wondered what the couple could have done differently.\nThe marriage lasted for less than two years. In 1953  MGM announced their separation. Then in 1957   Gardner  and Sinatra were divorced. However  they apparently never got over each other. There were even rumors of a possible reconciliation.\n Gardner  would move on and live a quiet life in London for more than 30 years  seeking salvation from the paparazzi.  She  never remarried.\nOne of Sinatra’s biggest tragedies would come in 1990 when  Gardner  died at age 67 of pneumonia.\n“[Tina] said it was such a huge blow to  him  ” said Uzarowski. “ She  said  he  never got over it… It was such a huge shock to  him .  She  was the love of  his  life  by all accounts. When  she  did pass away   he  was devastated.\n\"Tina said the actual pain  he  experienced was so much more.  He  wouldn’t share that with anyone because it was too personal… There was a story that Nancy said in another book that  he  just locked  himself  in a room for 24 hours… and wouldn’t speak to anyone.”",
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            ]
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            "input": "Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe ”  network weekend host Al Sharpton  said President Donald Trump was “a symbol of Northern bigotry.”\n Sharpton  said  “ He  never left the Queens way   he  and  his  father were sued for racial discrimination for who they would rent apartments to. So when you read in The New York Times   him  being quoted by two sources saying all Haitians have AIDS  Nigerians won’t go home to their huts if we let them in the country  it speaks of a man that we in New York knew at various times. Now   he  and the White House has denied it  but it’s certainly not out of the character of what  he  has said and done.  He  led the fight that wanted to [give the] death penalty for five guys in Central Park that did this egregious despicable act of rape. They ended up not doing it. Many of us said it was questionable.  He  still said give them the death penalty. That’s who  he  is.”\n He  continued  “I think a lot of Americans look at Civil Rights and race relations in the South in the ’60s and miss New York in the ’80s where you had many  many incidents.”\n He  added  “They get away with it because don’t want to talk about up North kind of problems and Trump symbolizes it. Trump is as much a symbol of Northern bigotry as you have others that were Southern.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Jenelle Evans of \"Teen Mom\" admitted to using drugs while pregnant with her daughter Ensley — but claims the baby did not test positive for anything.\n\"I'm not going to lie about that \" she said. \"I tested positive for THC and  Ensley  did not test positive. I did. So CPS (Child Protective Services) were like — I was in the hospital — they said  'Did you smoke when you were pregnant?' I said  'I did within the past 30 days.'\"\n\"And after I had  Ensley  they said CPS will just come by to do a (wellness) check since you tested positive \" Evans continued. \"They came and did a (wellness) checkup and everything is fine. They closed the case.\"\nThe mom  who gained popularity for being just that on the MTV reality series  has three children: Jace  8  Kaiser  3  and Ensley  1.",
            "output": [
                "Ensley"
            ]
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            "input": "Story highlights Jones  was joined by the Alabama native and retired basketball star Charles Barkley\nWashington (CNN) On the eve of the Alabama special election  Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones rallied a crowd in Birmingham calling on Alabamians to turn out and vote.\n\"All we've got to do is make sure we get out our votes tomorrow \"  Jones  told the crowd.\n Jones  was joined by Alabama native and retired basketball star Charles Barkley at the rally  who told AL.com earlier Monday that \"it can't be Roy Moore.\"",
            "output": [
                "Doug Jones"
            ]
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            "input": "Markle's  former side hustle could come in handy for  her  upcoming nuptials. In fact  in 2013 the actress told Esquire that she used her calligraphy skills to write singer Robin Thicke and actress Paula Patton's wedding invites. She also used her skills to freelance for luxury brands.\nAs a soon-to-be resident of Kensington Palace   Markle  no longer has to worry about using  her  calligraphy skills to make ends meet.\n\"It was just an amazing surprise. It was so sweet  and natural and very romantic. He got on one knee \"  Markle  said.\nThe two met for the first time in London in July 2016 through a mutual friend. They were spotted for the first time together last September at the Invictus Games with  Markle 's mother  reports Time. In a Vanity Fair cover story this October   Markle  confirmed  her  relationship with Prince Harry saying  \"We're in love.\"",
            "output": [
                "Meghan Markle",
                "Markle"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-357d13898e3742cb89a71fb8354c8461",
            "input": "In 2006  New Testament scholar David Trobisch abandoned such lofty outlets as Oxford Press and the Journal of Papyrology and Epigraphy for a more mainstream venue: Free Inquiry.\nIn that feisty secular humanist journal   Trobisch  identified the likely editor of the New Testament as second-century Bishop Polycarp of Smyrna and suggested that Polycarp  not Luke  wrote much of the book of Acts.\n Trobisch  shared the magazine’s cover billing with Christopher Hitchens and the atheist animal rights theorist Peter Singer.\nNone of this would be unusual — serious New Testament scholars constantly probe its cloudy origins  wherever that leads — if  Trobisch  were not now prominently employed by one of the most famously conservative Christian families in America.\nIt will showcase biblical artifacts from the 40 000-piece Green collection  one of the largest in private hands. As director of the collection   Trobisch  does not run the museum ( its  director is Cary Summers)  but in addition to enlarging  curating and cataloging the trove  he participates in the crucial conversation about which items will go into the museum  and how.\nA former Heidelberg University professor   Trobisch  also acts as roving ambassador to the worlds of high academia and top-rate museums. His presence poses a conundrum to the Greens’ many critics: As believers that the Bible is God-given and inerrant  could the family — and the museum that is their brainchild — be more open to dispassionate scholarship than previously assumed?\nA tall  gently spoken 56-year-old whose russet hair is now mostly gray   Trobisch  splits  his  time between Germany  where  his  wife  son and two grandchildren live  and a home in Springfield  Mo. In the U.S. he considers himself part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America  a mainline denomination that allows gay clergy.\n Trobisch  eventually gravitated to New Testament criticism  the close study of ancient manuscripts for clues as to how the 27-book New Testament came together.\n He  met the Greens when  he  asked permission to look at their 850 ancient New Testament documents. Soon   he  was advising the family on acquisitions (”My strategy was to buy fewer items but only the highest quality”). In February   he  was hired as director.\n Trobisch ’s responsibilities extend beyond researching and caring for the collection.  He  recently revamped the content in the Greens’ 1 000- item Bible exhibition “Passages.”  He  also created one-off exhibits in places such as the Vatican  Jerusalem and (very quietly) Cuba. Next up? Philadelphia (in time for Pope Francis’ visit)  Berlin  Beijing and Moscow.\nOne day in early April   Trobisch  was alighting in New York after a three-week trip involving at least six countries on four continents  having discussed Green extension museums with professionals from Africa and Asia.  He  considered a Bible for sale in Istanbul  hired a curator in Germany and helped open the latest Passages in Santa Clarita  Calif.\nThe museum’s burgeoning relationship with blue-chip institutions is partly attributable to Trobisch’s prestige and contact list. When Cambridge University Library wanted to auction some treasured goods  the Greens bought them — and left them with Cambridge. There was no quid quo pro  but Cambridge owns the Codex Bezae  which  Trobisch  calls “the fourth most important manuscript of the New Testament.” The strengthened relationship increases the chances the Washington museum might someday show it.\n Trobisch  might have expected some philosophical friction with the Greens  who famously turn to the Bible for everything  including business decisions. But  he  says Hobby Lobby chain president Steve Green is open to new scholarship.\n“We agreed that if I say something about the Bible  he  disagrees with and I can show  him  the quote   he  will concede. If I cannot support it by a quote  I will concede.”\n“ He ’s a Bible freak ”  Trobisch  said. “Like me.”\n Trobisch  disagrees with some in “the media and my scholarly peers” that  his  employment by the museum represents a faceoff of “fundamentalism against sound scholarship.” Instead   he  said  it constitutes “two parties standing at opposite ends of the Christian spectrum talking to each other and working together. This almost never happens in the U.S.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Even through his shaded glasses  Tim Burton clearly was wide-eyed. The famed \"Batman\" director motioned toward the crowd at San Diego Comic-Con and said  \"I can't believe just how big\n it's gotten.\" He was referring not just to the physical size of last year's convention  but also to the existential sense of the comics world itself: The scene was shining a white-hot Bat light on just\n And this week  Batman and Superman flexed the comics market's muscles again.\n Holy collectibles  Batman. Suddenly  by tripling the record sale price  comics as a collectible were being mentioned in the same breath as gemstones and paintings. The twin sales garnered headlines and Google searches worldwide. And all the while  longtime comics scholars and non-geeks alike mouthed the question with dropped jaws:\n something to them. Spider-Man  Superman and Batman _ that's history to them. And in this country  we're a society built on popular culture.\"\n Once Superman crossed the million-dollar threshold  Batman was quick to follow. \"As they say: Without Superman  there would be no Batman _ as a character and as a record comic-book sale \" Zurzolo says.\n At Dallas-based Heritage Auction Galleries  which conducted the Batman auction Thursday  the house's comics expert agrees.\n \"I think that the million-dollar result made somebody feel comfortable on (bidding) those kinds of numbers\" in the Batman auction  said Lon Allen  37  sales director for Heritage's comic books division. \"This is going to give a boost to the ... highest-grade of all comics.\"\nthe Batman auction Thursday  the house's comics expert agrees.\n \"I think that the million-dollar result made somebody feel comfortable on (bidding) those kinds of numbers\" in the Batman auction  said Lon Allen  37  sales director for Heritage's comic books division. \"This is going to give a boost to the ... highest-grade of all comics.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez is taking a part-time  Ivy League teaching gig  after saying earlier this year that the chairmanship should be a “full time job.”\n Perez  made the comment in late 2016 when  he  joined the competition for the DNC post against Ralph Ellison  a full-time Minnesota Democratic congressman  and while  Perez  was still pondering a 2018 run for Maryland governor.\n He  also reportedly said at the time that the party needs to have “someone committed here for the long haul.\"\nWashington Republicans pounced on the announcement Thursday that  Perez  would be a senior fellow at  his  alma mater  Brown University.\n“The DNC can’t raise money  their ‘Better Deal’ slogan flopped  the Unity Tours were a disaster -- and  Tom Perez  thinks it’s a good time for a side gig?” the Republican National Committee asked.\n Perez   labor secretary under President Obama  will lead a study group called “Governance and Leadership in Challenging Times.”\nBrown declined to comment Saturday on whether  Perez  is being paid for the one-year appointment and how often he must appear on campus. \"Beyond position titles and dates of service  we are not at liberty to disclose deails related to personnel \" a Brown spokesman said.\nThe announcement also comes a few weeks after the DNC posted its worst July fundraising numbers in a decade  raising questions about why the party machine cannot capitalize on President Trump’s low approval ratings and whether  Perez  is up to the task.\nThe DNC raised $3.8 million in July  compared to $10.2 million for the Republican National Committee. The tally fit a pattern for the Democrats  who have posted a string of depressed fundraising numbers month after month this year  even after  Perez  took charge in February.\n Perez   after the small July haul was announced  attributed the disappointing results to understaffing and too few fundraisers as  he  tries to rebuild the group in the wake of 2016's damaging controversies.\nMany Democrats seem willing to extend  Perez  a longer honeymoon  considering the situation  he  inherited.\nThe divide was clearly on display earlier this year during the DNC’s so-called Unity Tour  in which  Perez  and Ellison appeared on stage amid questions about whether the party should back pro-life candidates.",
            "output": [
                "Tom Perez"
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            "input": "In November of last year  three Oberlin students — all minorities — were arrested after trying to shoplift from the bakery's wine selection  and then \"punching and kicking the white shopkeeper \"  Allyn Gibson   according to an Associated Press report. Two of the students claimed that they were \"racially profiled\" by the shop owner  and that they'd simply come in to buy wine  albeit using a fake ID  when  Gibson  accused them of stealing.\nBut by the time the students admitted that they probably weren't profiled  the damage had already been done in the Oberlin community  according to a legal complaint filed by  Gibson  late last month. Students have staged a number of protests outside the bakery  and the Oberlin student senate passed a resolution claiming  Gibson  has “a history of racial profiling and discriminatory treatment.”\nThe lack of proof hasn't stopped students from reportedly boycotting the cafe  and   Gibson  claims student advisers and campus tour guides tell prospective students that  Gibson 's is racist.  Gibson  even alleges that the school administration has participated in the protests  and that  after finding out students had stolen from the bakery  pushed the bakery's owners to drop the criminal charges and let Oberlin handle the incident instead of law enforcement.\n“I have not taken a paycheck since this happened more than a year ago ”  Gibson  said in an email. “Sometimes you have to stand up to a large institution. Powerful institutions — including Oberlin College — and their members must follow the same laws as the rest of us.”",
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            "input": "Host Jimmy Fallon returned to the “The Tonight Show” desk on Monday night for the first time since the death of his mother  Gloria  and had Taylor Swift on hand for a surprise musical performance.\nIt was a really tough day for our whole staff. A lot of us knew  his mom Gloria   and  she  was the best. The best.  She  loved the show   she  loved all of us  and most of all   she  loved Jimmy. — Mike DiCenzo (@mikedicenzo) November 14  2017\nFirst  a quick word about Taylor Swift.  She  was not scheduled to do our show today. But we wanted something special for this first show back  so we asked  her  on a complete whim  since  she  had been in town doing SNL.  She  said yes with zero hesitation. — Mike DiCenzo (@mikedicenzo) November 14  2017\n She  sang \"New Year's Day.\" No one had heard it. Suddenly  she  sings the line  \"Squeeze my hand 3 times in the back of the taxi.\" I nearly gasped. Tears. I think everyone in the audience started sobbing. — Mike DiCenzo (@mikedicenzo) November 14  2017",
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            "input": "Joakim Noah  a noted pacifist and critic of Donald Trump  has a two-step plan to get this country back on track: institute tougher gun control and invest in the inner cities.\n“I would make it a lot harder to get guns  No. 1 ”  Noah  said. “I mean kids have access to guns in this country and we don’t even talk about it. Kids are killing each other at alarming rates and its’ still so easy to buy guns  to buy bullets. We point fingers whenever we can. It’s just so easy to buy a gun in this country. So I would start with that.\n“I would make more of an investment in the communities  in the ’hood ”  Noah  added. “There definitely needs to be more of an investment by these politicians. I think that’s where violence prevention starts  in these community centers. And if you go into these neighborhoods  there’s not much going on. So I think if we can invest in the kids  I think the violence will go down.”\nAlthough  Noah  said there’s no plan yet to protest the anthem   he ’s appreciative of Colin Kaepernick for finally forcing the conversation.\n“I think it’s great because we’re finally talking about what’s important  ” Noah  said. “Obviously I have my beliefs. I put in a lot of work in the neighborhoods trying to help at risk youth. I have my opinions. But I respect this country a lot  but we have to look at everything that’s going on as a positive because we’re finally talking about issues that are usually swept under the rug. Because somebody takes a knee we’re finally talking about what’s important.”\nLast year  Noah  declined to participate in a team activity with cadets at West Point — where the Knicks were holding training camp — because of  his  anti-war views. It wasn’t a protest   he  said  just a decision not to feel uncomfortable.  He  is also active with  his  Chicago-based foundation — Noah’s Arc — which works to promote positive change in violence-ravaged city.",
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            "input": "Image copyright  Huang Lei Image caption Huang Lei  was a student studying international politics at the University of Manchester when  he  travelled to Syria in 2015\n\"We were fighting against ISIS in Syria and suddenly we heard that Turkey is attacking Afrin and bombing the city \"  he  says.\nImage copyright Huang Lei Image caption Huang Lei  pictured with another fighter  says there is now a group of around 20 international volunteers preparing to fight against Turkish-led forces\n Lei  accepts  he  may face consequences if  he  comes back to Britain.\n\"I really hope I can return  but I don't want to come back and get arrested \"  he  says.\n'Afraid of death '\nLei  has survived battles against IS  but a fight against the Turkish military may place  him  in even greater danger.\nDoes  he  fears this prospect?\n\"Of course I am afraid of death \"  he  says. \"But  on a basic level  so is every human fighting in the YPG.\"",
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            "input": "CBS News has suspended veteran journalist  Charlie Rose  after eight women accused him of sexual misconduct in interviews with The Washington Post. Three additional unnamed women came forward in a story published by Business Insider later on Monday.\nInterested in  Charlie Rose ? Add Charlie Rose as an interest to stay up to date on the latest  Charlie Rose  news  video  and analysis from ABC News. Add Interest\n\" Charlie Rose  is suspended immediately while we look into this matter. These allegations are extremely disturbing and we take them very seriously \" CBS News said in a statement.\nFive women told The Washington Post that  Rose   an anchor for \"CBS This Morning \" groped them; two said that he walked naked in front of them; and one accused  Rose of  firing  her  after he allegedly touched  her  inappropriately and made sexually charged remarks to  her .\nThe newspaper reported that  Rose 's accusers either worked with or aspired to work with him on his PBS show  \" Charlie Rose  \" from the late 1990s to 2011. At the time of the alleged incidents  the women ranged in age from 21 to 37  according to the newspaper.\n Rose  issued an apology to the Post and later  he shared it on Twitter.\nMy statement in full. pic.twitter.com/3kvFrqF2dT â Charlie Rose (@charlierose) November 20  2017\nKyle Godfrey-Ryan  a former assistant to  Rose  in the mid-2000s and one of the three accusers who spoke to the Post on the record  claimed that  Rose  walked nude in front of  her  at one of his homes in New York City and called  her  in the wee hours to describe fantasies of watching  her  swim naked.  She  said that  she  reported his calls to  Rose 's longtime executive producer  Yvette Vega  who apparently told  her   \"That's just Charlie being Charlie.\" Vega told the Post and later confirmed to ABC News that she regretted not doing more for Godfrey-Ryan and others who mounted similar complaints.\nGodfrey-Ryan said that ultimately   Rose  fired her  and she later left journalism.\nReah Bravo  who worked alongside Rose beginning in 2007  claimed to the Post that she was groped -- sometimes forcefully -- by  Rose  on more than one occasion. In 2008  she said that as she prepared to accept a new job   Rose  offered her a position in Washington  D.C.  and the opportunity to live in his Georgetown residence. She declined.\nMegan Creydt  the third woman who spoke to the Post on the record  overlapped with Godfrey-Ryan when she worked as a coordinator on  Rose 's show from 2005 to 2006. Creydt claimed that  Rose  put his hand on her thigh  which alarmed her.\nIn a statement to ABC News  Yvette Vega  executive producer on âCharlie Rose â said: âI should have stood up for them. I failed. It is crushing. I deeply regret not helping them.â\nIn a story published later Monday evening by Business Insider  three other women  all former âCharlie Roseâ interns  also accused  Rose  of inappropriate behavior  speaking to the site on the condition of anonymity. One  an intern in 2010  said  Rose  touched her legs in a car while his driver took them back to her college dorm. She said months later he invited her to his hotel room to discuss a potential job. She ended up not going and never heard from him again  she said.\n\"PBS was shocked to learn today of these deeply disturbing allegations \" the network said in a statement. \"'Charlie Rose' is produced by Charlie Rose  Inc.  an independent television production company. PBS does not fund this nightly program or supervise its production  but we expect our producers to provide a workplace where people feel safe and are treated with dignity and respect.\"\nBloomberg says it has suspended broadcasts of \"Charlie Rose.\" \"We are deeply disturbed to learn of these allegations and are immediately suspending the show from airing on Bloomberg TV \" the company said in a statement.",
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            "input": "An appeals court upheld a decision Tuesday tossing a Republican commentator's $4 million defamation suit against  President Trump   ruling  his  tweeted insults \"were opinion and not fact.\"\nA lower court dismissed Cheryl Jacobus's suit in January  ruling she was engaged in a \"petty quarrel\" with  Trump  that did not rise to the level of defamation.  Trump  called  her  \"a real dummy \" among other jabs.\nJacobus  a GOP consultant and TV commentator  sued  Trump  and his former campaign manager  Corey Lewandowski  in April 2016  contending that they raised questions about her professional ethics by suggesting that she only criticized  Trump  on TV after his campaign turned her down for a job early in 2015.\n Trump 's attorney  Larry Rosen  said the President was entitled to his opinion just like anyone else. (Jonathan Bachman/AP)\nCheryl Jacobus says  Trump  'destroyed' her career in $4M suit",
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            "input": "“Over the last year  we got clear indications that  yes  it was going to be important for publishers to grow subscription revenues ” said  Richard Gingras   Google’s vice president for news.\n He  said the number of news outlets with paywalls had reached a critical mass in the last year  to the point that it made sense for Google to start developing tools for them.\nThe goal is to facilitate fast purchases that could take as little as a single click   Gingras  said. Customers’ names and emails would be shared with the publishers.\nA separate tool would give publishers data on how to maximize sign ups with personalized offers.  Gingras  said Google hasn’t determined whether it may charge a fee to recoup costs of that program.\n“Google search is valuable because there’s a rich ecosystem out there ”  Gingras  said. “To the extent the web is healthy  that’s very good for our core business. Our objective is not for this to be a new line of business.”",
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            "input": "Late night host Jimmy Kimmel  found  himself  to be the punchline of a joke Tuesday after a conservative artist mocked the comedian at the location where  he  crashed  his  vehicle.\n Kimmel  was driving outside the famous Chateau Marmont Hotel when  he  made an illegal left turn  ignoring the traffic sign. The comedian crashed  his  car into a passing Audi. No one was injured in the accident.\nThe conservative artist decided to make  Kimmel  the butt of the joke and place a sign directly under the other apparently ignored by  Kimmel   according to The Hollywood Reporter.\nSabo told The Hollywood Reporter he targeted  Kimmel  due to comments he made on “Pod Save America.”  Kimmel  told the podcast hosts that “pretty much every late-night talk show (host) is a liberal. And that’s because it requires a measure of intelligence.”\nSabo said  Kimmel  apparently was not using his intellect during the time of the crash.\n Kimmel  has been the target of Sabo’s attacks previously. In October  the artist put pictures of  Kimmel  on bus stop benches calling the host a “cry baby” and dubbed his show “Estrogen Hour.”\n Kimmel  hit back by snapping a photo of  himself  on the bus bench with  his  middle finger up.  He  has not immediately commented on the fake traffic sign.",
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            "input": "A source close to the Vatican said that Mr Bush was the most \"Catholic-minded\" president since John F Kennedy , who famously played down his Catholicism . \nGeorge W Bush and Pope Benedict XVI have held an intimate meeting in Rome as rumours mounted in Italy that the president may follow in Tony Blair 's footsteps and convert to Catholicism . \nHowever , George William Rutler , a New York-based priest who is close to the president , was quoted by the Washington Post earlier this year saying that Mr Bush \"is not unaware of how evangelism , by comparison with Catholicism , may seem more limited both theologically and historically\" . \nThe usual protocol for heads-of-state is a meeting in the pope 's library in the Apostolic Palace , but a spokesman for the Vatican said Benedict wanted to reward Mr Bush for the \"warmth\" of his reception at the White House earlier this year . \nThe two men have grown increasingly close in the past two years , and Mr Bush was overheard whispering : \"What an honour , what an honour , what an honour !\" \nMr Bush appointed the Catholic judges Samuel Alito and John Roberts to the Supreme Court . \nMr Bush belongs to a Methodist church in Texas and prays at an Episcopal church in Washington . \nHowever , it is thought unlikely that Mr Bush would convert until after he has left office . \nHowever , Mr Bush did not , as expected , kneel in prayer before the Grotto of the Madonna of Lourdes . \nMr Bush has filled the White House with Catholic speech-writers and consultants and is also thought to have asked a Catholic priest to bless the West Wing . \nMr Bush prayed with Benedict in the Oval Office during the Papal visit to the US in April . \nSeveral Italian newspapers cited Vatican sources suggesting that Mr Bush may be prepared to convert . \nOne source told Il Foglio , an authoritative newspaper , that \"Anything is possible , especially for a born-again Christian such as Bush .\" \nMr Bush has spoken out against gay marriage , abortion and stem cell research .",
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            "input": "Gus Kenworthy won't be 100% for slopestyle: Broken thumb  now blood drained from hip\nPYEONGCHANG   South Korea — Gus Kenworthy  is going into Olympic competition banged up.\nA day after posting an X-ray and photo of his broken right thumb   Kenworthy  detailed getting a hematoma on his hip drained.\n Kenworthy  posted on his Instagram story Friday that he had six vials of blood drained from the hematoma.\nMORE:  Gus Kenworthy  will ski despite a broken thumb\n Kenworthy   the Sochi silver medalist  has the day off Saturday before competing on Sunday. He said on Instagram that he would take the day to rest and watch friend Adam Rippon in figure skating and the women’s ski slopestyle competition.",
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            "input": "Executive Chairman of Breitbart News and former White House Chief Strategist Stephen K. Bannon is being honored by  the David Horowitz Freedom Center  at  its  annual Restoration Weekend in Palm Beach  FL  as a recipient of the Annie Taylor award.\n“The ideology of the progressive left and its Democratic Party is the antithesis of America’s constitutional system based on individual rights  individual accountability  and individual freedom ”  Horowitz  said. “This is an irreconcilable conflict. A nation cannot exist half collectivist and globalist  and half individualist and free.”\n“In short  Steve Bannon’s war is a war for our country ”  Horowitz  said. “It is about patriotism — which Steve likes to call nationalism — and its enemies. It is about us. God bless him.”\nOn Friday  Bannon will also deliver remarks during a segment entitled  “Trump: The President at War.”  David Horowitz  will be introducing  him .",
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            "input": "\"Tax reform will allow us to pursue a more optimal capital structure for  our company \" Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri  said Thursday on the earnings call. \"Our current net cash position is $163 billion and given the increased financial and operational flexibility from the access to our foreign cash  we are targeting to become approximately net cash neutral over time.\"\nThe executive noted that  the company  returned nearly 100 percent of  its  free cash flow during the past several years to investors.\nMaestri said Apple will not make any changes to its mergers and acquisition strategy  saying  the company  will continue to look \"at all sizes\" and aims to \"accelerate our product road maps\" from  its  acquisitions.\n\"What  Luca 's saying is not cash equals zero.  He 's saying there's an equal amount of cash and debt and that they balance to zero \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "As usual  for the past several years  the answers likely will come from  Justice Anthony M. Kennedy   the 81-year old Reagan appointee who regularly holds the deciding vote when the rest of the court is evenly split along ideological lines.\nAll eyes will be on  Kennedy  even more than normal as this year’s term could be  his  last.  The justice  has turned away questions about  his  plans  but Republicans on Capitol Hill predict  Kennedy  will retire soon  although  of course  they predicted the same thing last year. If  Kennedy  does step down  President Trump could replace  him  with a younger  more reliable conservative and tilt the court decidedly to the right.\nFor now  however  lawyers in the biggest cases will focus on how to win over  Kennedy . That explains why the gay rights laws in the blue states and the partisan election maps in the red states are both being challenged as threats to the 1st Amendment’s guarantee of freedom of speech.\n Kennedy  has been the court’s leader in striking down laws that discriminated against gays and lesbians  but  he  also has been a steady champion of free speech. Religious rights advocates insist that religious freedom is in danger in this country  but in court  they rely mostly on the 1st Amendment principle that the government cannot force someone to speak its message.\nTheir argument  like the one in the baker’s case  is aimed at  Kennedy . The last time the high court considered political gerrymandering — and decided not to act  — Kennedy  wrote that the court might be more open to a future appeal based on free-speech principles.\n“The 1st Amendment may be the more relevant constitutional provision in future cases ”  he  wrote in that 2004 case  noting that states arguably were “penalizing citizens because … of their association with a political party or their expression of political views.”",
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            "input": "Do you fear death? That’s the question that  the satanic figure Davy Jones  poses to  his  intended victims throughout At World's End  the third movie in Walt Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy. And  the answer the movie gives is that death is not the worst thing that can happen to you. In fact  the movie suggests that being a slave to the devil  a slave to sin  a man without honor who will betray his friends or serve evil forces  and being condemned to Hell are all worse than physical death.\nThe movie’s opening finds Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann allied with Captain Barbossa in a quest to free Captain Jack Sparrow from the limbo underworld of  Davy Jones ’ locker. They confront the cunning Chinese pirate Sao Feng  who has the map that will lead them through icy waters to Jack.\nMeanwhile  the evil Lord Beckett has taken over the East India Trading Company. After having retrieved the heart of  Davy Jones  in the second movie  Lord Beckett now controls  Davy Jones  and his ship the Flying Dutchman. Using the Flying Dutchman  Beckett hangs every man  woman  and child who refuses to submit to his absolute control over the high seas.\nAfter perilously retrieving Jack from  Davy Jones ’ locker  each character must ultimately choose a side in a final  titanic battle with Lord Beckett’s armada  led by  Davy Jones  and  his  ship and crew. Will is torn between saving his father or saving his love  Elizabeth. Jack is torn between honor and saving his own skin. And  Elizabeth no longer knows who she can trust.\nAlthough the movie’s Christian metaphors are clear  the movie also deals with piracy and some pagan allusions to a “heathen god.” The movie also says that the Flying Dutchman was originally intended to ferry people to the afterlife  but that  Davy Jones  has corrupted  his  supernatural office by enslaving men.",
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            "input": "Robert Buchel  of Forked River walks with  his  fiancee  Kathryn Lemanski of Manchester  on TLC's “My 600-Lb Life.” (Photo: TLC)\nRobert Buchel  star of TLC’s My 600-lb Life  died Nov. 15 from a heart attack while filming the series at a hospital in Houston.\nHis death was announced by TLC after the Wednesday episode.  Buchel  was 41.\n His  fiancée  Kathryn Lemanski of Manchester  N.J.  addressed viewers in an epilogue following Wednesday's episode.\n“ He  told me  ‘I don’t think I’ll make it through the night. I love you and I always will '” Lemanski said. “I lost my best friend and the person I was supposed to spend the rest of my life with.”\nIn a November Facebook posting after  Buchel  passed away  Lemanski said the two were going to \"get married in Walt Disney World and have our own Disney Fairy Tale Wedding. We were going to start a family. We were going to grow old together.\"\n\"To carry all this weight is physically draining  mentally  emotionally taxing \" said  Buchel  on the episode. \"It's not a pain or life I’d wish on anyone because I can't do anything. I can’t do anything for anyone — especially myself so I am completely dependent on my fiancée.\"\nIn a statement  TLC said: \"TLC was deeply saddened by the loss of  Robert . We are grateful to  his  family who were gracious enough to let us continue to share  his  brave story with our viewers. Our thoughts and prayers are with them at this difficult time.\"\nEach episode of My 600-lb Life follows the life of a morbidly obese person as they attempt to lose weight and change their lifestyle under the care of Houston surgeon Younan Nowzaradan. The series debuted in 2012 and  Buchel  is the first person to pass away on the series.\nA GoFundMe was launched on Lemanski's behalf to help defray costs accumulated in the care of  Buchel .\n\"The only consolation I have right now is that we were together and that his last words of peace to me were how he felt about me and how I felt about him \" said Lemanski about  Buchel . \"And when he did pass  he was not alone. I was there holding his hand.\"",
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            "input": "But at the same time  conditions near the coastal United States are the opposite: colder water  which provides less energy to a hurricane  and more wind shear  which tends to rip a storm apart. So although more hurricanes may form in the open ocean  as they approach land they are more likely to weaken. This protective barrier  as Dr. Kossin called it  does not exist in the Caribbean.\nDr. Kossin’s research found that in the most recent quieter period  from the late 1960s to the mid-1990s  hurricanes that did form were up to six times more likely to intensify rapidly near land  with wind speeds increasing more than 15 miles an hour over six hours.\nAlthough it is difficult to single out any one factor in the evolution of a particular hurricane   Dr. Kossin  said that Hurricane Andrew  a Category 5 storm that devastated South Florida in 1992  was an example of a storm that intensified rapidly during the latest quiet period.\n Dr. Kossin  agreed that more research was needed  especially on how global warming might affect this protective buffer zone.\nA lessening of the protective barrier during periods of greater activity would mean that even more damaging hurricanes could hit the Eastern United States. “That would be a very unsettling prospect ”  Dr. Kossin  said.",
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            "input": "Congressional candidate John Curtis picked up a major endorsement on Wednesday from Republican Mitt Romney for the 3rd District special election . \nRomney said in a statement that Curtis has throughout his career as a businessman and mayor of Provo solved problems . \nDuring the primary , Romney 's wife , Ann , had endorsed a different Republican candidate , Stewart Peay , who is married to her niece .",
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            "input": "Former dentist Jan Gilbert  72  of Long Beach   New York  was charged with trespassing after entering the conservative commentator’s house on the afternoon of Feb. 17  according to reports on Wednesday.\n Gilbert  wrangled  his  way into Hannity’s Centre Island mansion by telling an unnamed person outside the home that  he  was writing a book about the Fox News personality  and needed to give  him  some papers  according to court documents cited by The Associated Press.  Gilbert  then followed that person into the house  AP reported.\nHannity’s wife  Jill  told police that she spotted  Gilbert  inside without permission and that she did not know  him . She said  Gilbert  then left the house and sat in  his  car on the driveway  where police found  him   Newsday reported.\n Gilbert  was charged with misdemeanor criminal trespass.\n He  told Newsday “someone misheard  fabricated or misunderstood” the encounter. “There is a real reason  a valid reason  a superior reason and a fully confirmed reason  but I’m not going to be able to talk about it ” he said.",
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            "input": "Ja Du   a transgender white person from New Orleans  also claims to be transracial and identifies as Filipino.\n Du  was born Adam Wheeler and grew up loving Filipino food and culture -- so much so  Du  now identifies as Filipino  even driving a purple motorized rickshaw  Du  called a Tuk Tuk  an Asian-derived vehicle used for public transit in the Philippines.\n“Whenever I’m around the music  around the food  I feel like I’m in my own skin ”  Du  told WTSP. “I’d watch the history channel sometimes for hours  you know  whenever it came to that and  you know  nothing else intrigued me more but things about Filipino culture.”\nThe comments make  Du  a member of a small  but growing  community of people who consider themselves transracial -- meaning to be born one race but identify with another.\n“I think things that made no sense to most people make sense to us on an individual level in almost every person  like a swelling feeling you feel when you listen to dramatic music ”  Du  told the Huffington Post. “It’s all sound and vibration but something in it relates to your soul on such a subconscious level that you connect with it  and [that’s] how I feel about the Filipino culture.”\nMany members of the Filipino-American community  however  are not pleased  with some even expressing outrage at Du’s assertion  saying  Du  is overlooking the hundreds of years of struggle Filipinos have endured.\n“Ja Du says he feels like himself when he’s around Filipino food and music and that is fabulous  but to then say you are that race is both unrealistic and problematic ” she said. “Being Filipino means enduring racism  discrimination and micro-aggressions all the time.”",
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            "input": "Aundy Crenshaw\n“The biggest challenge is time and the constant juggling with all the work and personal projects on my brain ”  Crenshaw  says. “Every working mom struggles with this as you never feel like you’re doing the best job at anything  so it’s all about surrounding yourself with the best team possible.”\n Crenshaw  has surrounded  herself  with a group of women who help  her : Abi Getto  the day-to-day manager for VonStroke and his  Barclay Crenshaw  alias; Esther Yoon—the clothing manager for Dirtybird—and Lauren Lipsay  the content and marketing manager for Dirtybird.\nGetto adds that while there has been a push for more women to perform at festivals  it turns into an issue of commodifying women first and viewing them as talent second.  Crenshaw  says that the industry is guilty of producing “overly sexual content that objectifies women ” but Dirtybird strives to point out and omit that content.\nThe Dirtybird Campout festivals are an “adult summer camp” experience that combines electronic music with camping and activities   Crenshaw  says.  She  adds that the East Coast location will feature Florida-specific activities  such as an alligator race  a psychic show and alligator wrestling. Getto notes that locally-sourced BBQ will also be available  and VonStroke chose Florida as the location because he wanted fans on the East Coast to experience the festival.\nIn addition to expanding the festival   Crenshaw  says the brand doubled Birdfeed subscribers and clothing sales in 2017.\nCrenshaw and Getto both agree artist interaction has been key in helping Dirtybird successfully grow.  Crenshaw  says it’s important artists under the label treat fans as friends.",
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            "input": "Former President George W. Bush has been widely praised for yesterday 's speech at the Dallas police memorial and especially for a quote which has been widely shared on social media . \nMany people on Twitter found themselves almost shocked that they were so impressed by Mr Bush . \nMichael Beckman , who described himself as a ` Jewish conservative Republican ' tweeted : ` President George W. Bush gave a beautiful speech today . \nMany people searched the internet to see if Mr Bush had plagiarized it from another source . \nFormer President George W Bush speaks at Dallas memorial . \nHouston radio host Matt Patrick tweeted today : ` Loved George W. Bush 's speech yesterday ! \nTime magazine published Bush 's entire speech but it was that particular passage which was seen by many Americans as a touchstone for their feelings . \nTwitter user Jacob Boos claimed Bush 's speech was better than Obama 's and added : ` Then again probably not he has an agenda to push . ' \nBut most thought that whoever had written his speech deserved great credit , as did Bush himself , for delivering it with warmth and sincerity . \nMr Bush said : ` These slain officers were \"the best among us\" .",
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            "input": "Physical gold was sold at a discount in India this week for the first time in three weeks as demand for the metal slumped due to a jump in local rates   while the Lunar New Year holiday capped buying at the end of the week elsewhere in Asia . Demand was down to a quarter its usual levels as buyers were deterred by a recent price rise   said Harshad Ajmera   the owner of JJ Gold House   a wholesaler in the Indian city of Kolkata . In the local market   gold was trading around 30   810 rupees per 10 grams   after hitting a 15 - month high of 30   836 rupees hit earlier on Friday . Dealers in India were offering a discount of up to $ 3 an ounce on Friday over official domestic prices   compared to a premium of $ 1 . 50 last week . Jewellers were waiting for a correction in prices before stocking up inventories   a Mumbai - based dealer with a private bank said . Gold demand in India was likely to remain below its 10 - year average for a third year in 2018 as higher taxes and new transparency rules on purchases were expected to cap last year ’ s rebound in buying   the World Gold Council ( WGC ) said this month . India ’ s gold imports in January dropped 37 percent from a year ago to their lowest in 17 months . Demand in rest of Asia picked up in the first half of the week as people bought gold ahead of Lunar New Year . “ It was a little bit later than expected . But people were happy to see the demand coming in finally ahead of the Lunar New Year . There was solid demand for restocking from jewellers  ” said  Stephen Innes   APAC head of trading at Oanda  . “ Jewellers were reporting good sales from Valentines Day and it stayed on for the New Year  ”  he  said . Premiums in China eased to $ 3 -$ 4 an ounce from about $ 7 -$ 8 at beginning of the week . Gold prices edged higher on Friday   heading for their biggest weekly percentage gain in nearly two years . Traders expected demand to be low going forward as a week - long Lunar New Year holiday started on Thursday . In Japan   gold was sold in a range of par with the benchmark and a 10 cent premium as demand rose after yen strengthened in the week   a Tokyo - based trader said . ( Reporting by Nallur Sethuraman and Nithin Prasad in Bengaluru   Rajendra Jadhav in Mumbai ; Editing by Edmund Blair )",
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            "input": "(CNN)  Iranian President Hassan Rouhani  addressed the country Sunday night after several days of anti-government protests that have rocked the nation.\n Rouhani 's remarks came after the state-run media outlet IRIB reported that Iranian officials had temporarily restricted access to social media apps Instagram and Telegram  which have been used by Iranians to share news about the protests.\n\"We are a free nation \"  Rouhani  said in his prerecorded speech on state broadcaster IRINN. \"And according to the constitution and citizen rights  the people are free to express their criticism and even their protests \" he said.\n\"But \"  Rouhani  continued  \"criticism should not be accompanied with violence or vandalizing public property.\"  Rouhani  also acknowledged the economic and social hardships some Iranians face.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (AP) — Suggesting he’s a victim of revenge porn from a jilted lover   Republican Rep. Joe Barton of Texas  says  he  plans to go silent about the release of a nude photo of  him  online because police are investigating the disclosure as a possible crime against  him . Authorities have not confirmed an investigation.\n The 68-year-old Barton  who joined the House in 1985   has acknowledged sharing intimate material with a lover and accused her of threatening to make it public when  he  ended the relationship. The unidentified woman told The Washington Post that she did not put it online and said  the congressman  sought to intimidate her by threatening to go to the authorities if she exposed  his  conduct.\nThe he said-she said dispute erupted in the midst of sexual misconduct allegations drawing in several other members of Congress as well as Senate Republican candidate Roy Moore of Alabama  who is accused of disrobing a 14-year-old girl. The consequences for  Barton  are not immediately apparent aside from  his  mortification: The relationship with the woman was evidently consensual.\nThe Post published details of a secretly recorded conversation between  Barton  and  his  lover from 2015 in which  he  threatened to “take all this crap to the Capitol Hill Police and have them launch an investigation” if she did not agree to keep “inappropriate photographs and video” that  he  had exchanged with her from becoming public.  He  said she had already shared material with other women with whom  he  had been involved.\nIn a statement after that report   Barton  said the “Capitol Police reached out to  me  and offered to launch an investigation and I have accepted. Because of the pending investigation  we will have no further comment.”  He  said the women’s comments on the tape could be evidence of a “potential crime against  me .”\nCapitol Police have not said whether they have begun an investigation. A message left by The Associated Press at  Barton ’s district office in Arlington  Texas  was not returned. The voicemail for his office in Washington was full.\nIn a portion of the recorded conversation  the woman asked  Barton  what  he  would tell police if  he  went to them.\n His  reply: “I would tell them that I had a three-year undercover relationship with you over the Internet that was heavily sexual and that I had met you twice while married and had sex with you on two different occasions and that I exchanged inappropriate photographs and videos with you that I wouldn’t like to be seen made public  that you still apparently had all of those and were in position to use them in a way that would negatively affect my career. That’s the truth.”\n Barton  is the longest-serving congressman in Texas and  his  seat has always been considered reliably safe for Republicans.\nThe photo of  Barton  appeared on an anonymous Twitter account. It was not immediately known who posted the photo or when it was taken.\n Barton  issued an initial statement saying that while separated from  his  second wife  prior to their divorce in 2015   he  had sexual relationships “with other mature adult women.”  Barton  said each relationship was consensual and has since ended.\n“I am sorry I did not use better judgment during those days. I am sorry that I let my constituents down ”  Barton  said.\n Barton  a member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus   announced  his  re-election bid this month.  His  district includes several counties in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.\n Barton  was a consultant in the oil and gas industry before  he  was elected to Congress.\n He  is currently the vice chairman of the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee.  He  was the committee’s chairman from 2004 to 2007.\n Barton  has also been the longtime manager of the GOP congressional baseball team.  He  was taking part in a team practice in June when a gunman opened fire  injuring another congressman and others.",
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            "input": "Oscar winner Mira Sorvino  who was one of the first women to speak out about the now disgraced producer  was featured prominently in the clip saying  \"The status quo does not have to be status quo anymore.\"\n She  also said future filmmakers have the opportunity to \"lionize beauty and truth and justice.\"\n Sorvino  and dozens of women accused Weinstein late last year of sexual misconduct  including rape  which allegedly happened over several decades. Though the former movie mogul has admitted to wrongdoing and sought professional help  his spokeswoman told ABC News previously that \"any allegations of nonconsensual sex are unequivocally denied by Mr. Weinstein.\"\nEarlier on the red carpet   Sorvino  and  her  date for the night  Judd  spoke about the Time's Up gender equality campaign and legal fund.\n\"This movement isn't stopping \"  Sorvino  said. \"We're going forward until we have a safe and equitable world for women.\"",
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            "input": "After South Carolina 's vote on Saturday , Ted Cruz has the second most delegates of all the GOP nominees . \nA recent national poll has shown him ahead of frontrunner Donald Trump , and with only three states down , 47 to go , Cruz has a real chance at the nomination -- particularly if Christians and conservatives recognize the kind of leader America needs . \nIn this video , Cruz says , in part : . \nTed Cruz is able to capture the visceral anger of American voters , yet in a respectable way . \nAnd yet , Cruz keeps his language classy and his demeanor calm and collected . \nIn addition to courageous stands like this , Cruz has spent a studied , successful lifetime immersing himself in the Constitution . \nTed Cruz is unafraid to demand conservative , constitutional credentials for these lifetime appointments , and the next president will likely nominate three to five new Supreme Court justices . \nTed Cruz is a measured , thoughtful leader . \nIt is a commonly spoken narrative that Cruz has no friends and that no one likes him , and yet this amounts to an old wives tale . \nCruz has earned a great number of coveted endorsements , many from respected evangelical and conservative leaders including James Dobson and Tony Perkins . \nTed Cruz is a true evangelical ; he does not just swing out a Bible on the campaign trail and speak of \"two Corinthians .\" \nOther candidates may capture our hearts and emotions with their masterful entertainment or striking words , but Ted Cruz should capture our votes with his solid principles and consistently conservative record . \nCruz 's record proves that his choices will be thoughtful men and women who will faithfully uphold our founding document instead of warping it at will . \nIn a power-packed five minutes , Cruz explains why , as Christians and as Americans , we must defend the lives of helpless , innocent children .",
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            "input": "The attack Monday afternoon off the Australian coast left  Charlie Fry  with superficial puncture wounds on his right shoulder and upper arm.\nA British doctor who arrived in Australia two months ago to work   Fry  said Tuesday  he  had recently watched a YouTube video in which Australian professional surfer Mick Fanning described  his  famous escape from a great white shark during a surfing competition in 2015.\n“So when it happened  I was like: ‘Just do what Mick did. Just punch it in the nose '”  Fry  told Nine Network television. “So Mick  if you’re watching or listening  I owe you a beer. Thank you very much.”\nFry  25 and a surfing beginner  was in the water with three doctor friends when  he  was attacked off Avoca Beach  90 kilometers (60 miles) north of Sydney\n“I was out surfing and I got this massive thud on my right-hand side; it completely blindsided me ”  Fry  said.\n“I thought it was a friend goofing around. I turned and I saw this shark come out of the water and breach its head ”  he  said.\n“So I just punched it in the face with my left hand and then managed to scramble back on my board  shout at me friends and luckily a wave came  so I just sort of surfed the wave in ”  he  added.\n Fry  said  he  wasn’t conscious of  his  injured and bleeding arm until  he  reached the shore.\n“I didn’t really notice it at the time because when you’re surfing  all I’m thinking was: ‘I’m about to die. I’m literally about to die '”  Fry  said.\n Fry’s  friends drove him to Gosford Hospital  where they all worked  to be treated. The beach was closed for 24 hours.\nLifeguards spotted the 3-meter (10-foot) shark that attacked  Fry  close to shore and would use drones on Tuesday to check that it had left the area  Australian Broadcasting Corp. reported.\n Fry  said  he  could not return to the ocean for a week due to  his  injuries  but “after then  I’ll be racing to get back in.”",
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            "input": "Hurricane Nate  roared onshore near the mouth of the Mississippi River in Louisiana Saturday night  lashing the central Gulf Coast region with powerful winds and drenching rains.\nNate made a second landfall near Biloxi  Miss.  where it threatened to trigger floods and topple trees.\nAs  Nate  bore down on the Gulf Coast  authorities rescued five people from two sailboats caught in the storm. No injuries were reported.\n Nate  killed at least 30 people as it swept through Nicaragua  Costa Rica and Honduras as a tropical storm last week.\nAir Force and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration aircraft detected that Nate  moving along at a brisk 23 mph  strengthened as it passed over the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday  according to the hurricane center.\nThe National Hurricane Center in Miami said Nate's sustained winds have risen to 90 mph and warned strong winds  rains and a significant storm surge could spell disaster for several Southern states. (HANDOUT/AFP/Getty Images)\nNate tore through Central America with heavy rains sparking mudslides and flash floods on Thursday  killing at least 16 people in Nicaragua  10 in Costa Rica  two in Honduras and two others in El Salvador.",
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            "input": "Rose McGowan  called out fellow actress Meryl Streep on social media Friday after the latter described the dozens of sexual misconduct allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein as an “example of disrespect” during a women’s conference in Boston this week.\nIn her comments   Streep  described the allegations as “the most gargantuan example of disrespect” across the many industries dealing with sex misconduct claims.\n“It’s such an interesting moment  because this conversation about why this is so widespread  this is really worth having and it’s fantastic ”  she  said. “I can’t help thinking it’s just a door that’s opening to a better world.”\nBut  McGowan  — who has herself accused Weinstein of rape and who has been a vocal advocate for the women who have come forward with their own stories — slammed Streep’s characterization of the claims against the producer  publicly chastising the 68-year-old three-time Oscar-winner on Twitter.\n“No  Meryl  IT’S A F***ING CRIME ”  McGowan  wrote in a tweet. “You are such a lie.”\n McGowan  has been one of the central figures in the allegations against Weinstein since the New York Times first reported that the producer struck a $100 000 financial settlement related to sexual misconduct with the actress in the 1990s.\n McGowan  claimed in a January interview published by the Guardian — before the allegations against Weinstein exposed a widespread scandal in Hollywood — that  she  had been blacklisted in the industry because of  her  experience.\nIn October   McGowan  told actor Ben Affleck to “f*ck off” on Twitter after Affleck claimed not to have known about the allegations against Weinstein  with whom he collaborated on 1998’s Good Will Hunting.",
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            "input": "SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - One of the most dramatic moments in an upcoming trade secrets trial between Alphabet Inc’s Waymo and Uber will likely come when the former chief of Uber’s self-driving car unit takes the witness stand  as he is expected to repeatedly refuse to answer questions.\n Waymo  sued Uber Technologies Inc last year  claiming that  former Waymo engineer Anthony Levandowski  downloaded more than 14 000 confidential files before leaving to set up a self-driving truck company  called Otto  which Uber acquired soon after.\n Levandowski   regarded as a visionary in autonomous technology  is not a defendant in the case but is on  Waymo ’s witness list.  Waymo  has accused Uber of benefiting from  Waymo  technology that  it  says Uber acquired through  Levandowski . Uber has denied Waymo’s allegations and has argued that the data in the files were not trade secrets.\nDuring a pretrial deposition in April  Waymo lawyers questioned Levandowski for hours about allegations that he took Waymo’s trade secrets. He declined to answer any questions about his time at both companies  citing constitutional protections against self-incrimination over 300 times  according to a deposition transcript. Levandowski has never publicly addressed the allegations of taking the documents and law enforcement has not charged anyone with their theft.\nUber  Waymo and Miles Ehrlich  an attorney for Levandowski  declined to comment.\nElizabeth Rowe  a trade secret expert at the University of Florida Levin College of Law  said Levandowski refusing to answer questions on the stand  and the judge’s instructions around it  would hurt Uber’s case because it would reinforce  Waymo’s  arguments that  he  was deceptive and took their information.\nTo counter  Levandowski’s  expected refusal to answer questions  Rowe said Uber should tell jurors in opening statements that the company’s actions and those of Levandowski are separate  stressing that Uber fired the engineer last May.\nAlsup granted Waymo’s request for a pretrial injunction in May  prohibiting Levandowski from working on Lidar  a sensor technology for self-driving cars that is the crux of the current litigation.\nIf  Waymo  persuades a jury that Uber stole  its  trade secrets  it said it would seek a permanent injunction to prohibit Uber from using them in the future.\nOther tech executives who could testify at trial include former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick  Benchmark venture capitalist Bill Gurley  and Waymo CEO John Krafcik  court documents showed.",
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            "input": "Nine years after  Bill Buckley ’s death  reflecting on his Catholic life\nWilliam F. Buckley Jr. died nine years ago today. When I announced his death on the website  a stream of e-mails poured in testifying to what an impact he had on people ’s  lives by his presence — in print  on television  and in person. Person after person told of the one time they met him  and in each case the story was nearly identical:  Bill  treated them like they were the most important person in the world. Priests and at least one religious sister shared the influence his public Catholicism had on them. Others said that while their own father wasn’t in the picture when they were growing up   Bill  was a reliable presence in their lives with wisdom  even if only via Firing Line.\nWhen I interviewed  Bill  for Crisis back in the mid Nineties   he  inspired me with two comments: One  that  he  prayed the Rosary every day. Two  that  he  had had a love affair with Jesus Christ since his childhood  when He answered his prayers about his mother  who was going through a very difficult pregnancy.\nFollowing the interview  I began describing  Bill  as the Saint Paul of the modern conservative movement. Saint Paul because (a)  Bill  was a true believer in  his  faith and philosophy  spreading both wherever  he  traveled; and (b)  he  was an apostle of caritas. “Though I speak with the tongues of men and angels  and have not love  I am no better than a clanging gong or a brass bell.” So many  many acts of charity throughout his life. He proselytized for conservatism for nearly 60 years  sustained by his deep faith.\n Bill  was the opposite of ostentatious in  his  religious observances. But any close friend could see that prayer occupied an important place in the spiritual economy of  his  life. I think  he  would have liked what the novelist Anthony Trollope had to say about such matters. In the late 1850s  Trollope wrote:\nI suppose we might cavil over the deflationary phrase “amuse himself” — perhaps “engage” or “occupy” would have been better — but in essentials  I think  Bill  would have smiled on Trollope’s enumeration of duties. And it was the prelude  the recognition that our sojourn here on earth is ineluctably short  be it full of years or  like that of Lessing’s son  numbered in hours only  that distributes weight to the obligations articulated.\nPascal expresses the discomfiting aspect of this humbling recognition  the side that pushes people into graduate seminars in philosophy and the therapist’s couch.  Bill  did not have much time for this allotrope of existential anxiety.  He  recognized  as  he  put it in  his  magnificent account of  his  visit to Lourdes  that “from the day of birth  we are on our deathbed.” But if  he  found in it a private inspiration to prayer   he  publicly embraced it as a goad to action and enjoyment  not paralysis.  His  focus was adamantly outward  blissfully with the particularities of  his  latest adventure. Socrates may or may not have been right that “the unexamined life is not worth living.”  Bill  indisputably demonstrated that the unexamined world just won’t cut it. “The entertainment committee ”  he  liked to say  “never sleeps.”\nOur secular age is unfriendly to Catholics  to religion generally  but the irony is that secularists are often less jubilantly worldly than their Jewish and Christian compatriots. “God made the world and saw that it was good.” That bulletin from Genesis might have been the motto of  Bill Buckley’s  life.  He  certainly did everything  he  could to broadcast it among  his  many friends. I have never known a more generous person. I do not mean only materially generous  though Bill’s largesse in that department was legendary. I mean spiritually  constitutionally generous as well.\nBill’s generosity was perhaps most solicitous in matters touching on religious faith. I think of  his  account  alternately moving and amusing  of the last days of  his  National Review colleague Frank Meyer. In  his  last illness  Meyer struggled with the momentous decision of whether to convert to Catholicism.  Bill  was a tireless emissary between Meyer and various confidants.  Bill  reports that Meyer  from his bed of woe  complained that “the only remaining intellectual obstacle to his conversion was the collectivist implication lurking in the formulation ‘the communion of saints’ in the Apostles’ Creed.” Two days before the end  Meyer somehow overcame that final obstacle  partly  I like to think  with the help of Bill’s armory of arguments.\nAnother anecdote: Everyone knows that  Bill  commanded a formidable vocabulary. It was significant  therefore  that he should have telephoned us once in search of a word. “It means taking pleasure in the misfortune of others ” he said to my wife. “Schadenfreude?” she ventured. “That’s it!” he said and rang off. How perfectly Buckleyesque that he should have forgotten it. It named an emotion that was as foreign to him as joy was native.\nWhen I met  Mr. Buckley   I was a sophomore in college  and even at a distance of all these years  I know that what most struck me about  him  then was what might be called a certain Catholic matter-of-factness: not in the sense of nonchalance in approaching matters of faith  but just the opposite. From  his  lifetime of familiarity with the Lord came an ease of conversation about  Him  and a givenness that  his  life was firmly situated within the context of a lived discipleship in the middle of the Church.\n Father Gerald E. Murray\nBill Buckley  went on pilgrimage to Our Lady’s shrine in Lourdes a few years before  he  set out on the final pilgrimage to eternity. I was a chaplain on that trip and spent time with  Bill .  He  remarked that at Lourdes  he  felt completely free from the ordinary sense of time and schedules.  He  must have experienced the heavenly sense of Lourdes. When the Blessed Virgin Mary came down to speak with Bernadette Soubirous in 1858  eternity entered into time and left a lasting mark on a faraway corner of France. Time is a measurement of change; eternity is beyond change  for it is the perfection of everything we seek when we pursue the true  the good  and the beautiful.\n Bill  spent  his  lifetime resisting those who impossibly sought to “immanentize the eschaton” by violence  deceit  and deception. The eschaton is reserved for the next life. A sweet foretaste  however  is offered when and where God chooses to intervene in human history. Lourdes is such a place  and  Bill  knew by conviction  and now by experience  that Catholicism blesses her children with such joyful experiences of the fundamental truth that God is good. That joy transports us  if only for a moment  out of the limited horizon of daily life. That joy allows us to return to our daily schedule knowing it all has a meaning and higher purpose as we journey to eternity.  Bill Buckley  was a pilgrim who sought and upheld truth and goodness in the great struggle against the 20th century’s promoters of lies and evil. We are all in his debt. Requiescat in pace.\n—  The Reverend Gerald E. Murray   J.C.D.  is a canon lawyer and the pastor of Holy Family Church  in New York City.",
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            "input": "DEATH OF CHP OFFICERS RAISES SAFETY CONCERNS\n CHP Officer Joseph Rodriguez cracked open the door of his patrol car on Monday  squeezing between his black-and-white and the traffic whizzing by.\n He passed the telltale scratches on the fender  like those found on most CHP patrol cars  made by officers' equipment belts as they cling to their vehicles for safety.\n On Monday  Rodriguez cruised up and down the 101 Freeway  on the lookout for speeders  tailgaters  cell phone yappers and beltless motorists.\n After he got married in November  he said he became especially conscious of the risk of pulling drivers onto the shoulder.\n When he'd ordered a woman to pull off the freeway last week  she'd paid no heed to his public address system. And after they'd rolled onto the shoulder  he'd almost got hit by the flying roof of a trailered Volkswagen.\n Six months ago  a car ran off the road on the Freeway 170  missing him by 20 feet.\n \"We're all out there doing the exact same job \" Rodriguez said  after removing his brimmed cap after issuing a warning for cell phone use. \"These officers were doing everything right.",
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            "input": "MINNEAPOLIS (AP)  — Garrison Keillor  the former host of “A Prairie Home Companion ”  says  he ’s been fired by Minnesota Public Radio over allegations of improper behavior.\n Keillor  told The Associated Press of  his  firing in an email. In a follow-up statement   he  says  he  was fired over “a story that I think is more interesting and more complicated than the version MPR heard.”\n He  didn’t give details of the allegation. Minnesota Public Radio didn’t immediately respond to messages.\n Keillor  retired last year from  his  longtime radio show  but still produced “The Writer’s Almanac” for syndication.",
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            "input": "FRANKFURT (Reuters) -  The accounting scandal embroiling household goods retailer Steinhoff (SNHG.DE)  could place the European Central Bank in a tricky position as one of the embattled firm’s creditors.\nThe ECB bought Steinhoff’s bond last summer  as part of its stimulus program.\nThe ECB owns Steinhoff senior bonds  the last to be written off or converted into shares if the company goes down.\nThe Steinhoff case also puts the ECB in the uncomfortable position of being a lender to a company accused of financial wrongdoing.",
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            "input": "Billionaire LinkedIn founder and Greylock investor  Reid Hoffman  believes that successful people need to hone the skill of \"unlearning.\"\nIn his journey to becoming one of Silicon Valley's most influential entrepreneurs and investors   LinkedIn cofounder and Greylock partner Reid Hoffman  has seen the full scale of success  failure  and everything in between.\n He 's both observed and mentored founders like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg from  their  professional infancy into the heads of world-changing companies.  He 's personally dabbled in managing  investing  teaching  and even political organizing.\n His  career has taught  him  there's a danger all successful people face   he  explained on a recent episode of  his  podcast \"Masters of Scale.\"\n\"People tend to take pleasure in their mastery of a given field \"  he  said. \"They go  'I've learned this  and now this is what will differentiate me from other people for all time.'\"\n He  continued: \"One of the things that I tell people is that success imprints more strongly than failure. And it does so because as you've succeeded  it's like  I've learned this tool. And so  this tool must be right. And so  I just keep applying it  and even as the train comes off the tracks  because part of what happens is  you know  markets change  competitors change  industries change. You change.\"",
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            "input": "In an interview with Reuters at the center   former IS member Khalil Abdul-Ghafur  spoke in formal Arabic - Islamic State’s preferred version of the language - until the center director reminded  him  to switch back to Syrian dialect.\nThe 14-year-old from a village near Aleppo said  he  joined the jihadist group after insurgents arrived.  He  took lessons in sharia (Islamic law) and trained to use both light and heavy weapons  before IS dispatched  him  to al-Bab  near Marea.\n He  was wounded twice  both times returning to the militant ranks after  he  recovered.  He  only left IS when  he  found out rebels had detained  his  father over  his  membership of the group.\nAsked why  he  joined Islamic State   Abdul-Ghafur  was at first silent. “I don’t know what to tell you. They used to show us video clips ”  he  eventually said. “And they talk to us about heaven and freedom and all that.”\n He  did not elaborate on life after Islamic State  only saying the center has good food  clothes and lessons. But  he  intends to go back to school when  he  is released  having not completed  his  education because  his  school was bombed.",
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            "input": "President Trump used to have kind words for  his former chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon   but things changed with  his  scathing statement on Jan. 3. (Jenny Starrs/The Washington Post)\nPresident Trump used to have kind words for  his former chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon   but things changed with  his  scathing statement on Jan. 3. (Jenny Starrs/The Washington Post)\nA lawyer representing President Trump sought Thursday to stop the publication of a new behind-the-scenes book about the White House that has already led Trump to angrily decry his former chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon.\nThe latest twist in the showdown came after lawyers accused  Bannon  of breaching a confidentiality agreement and Trump denounced  his  former aide as a self-aggrandizing political charlatan who has “lost  his  mind.”\nThe White House’s sharp public break with Bannon  which came in response to unflattering comments  he  made about Trump and  his  family in a new book about  his  presidency  left the self-fashioned populist alienated from  his  chief patron and even more isolated in  his  attempts to remake the Republican Party by backing insurgent candidates.\nIn a lengthy statement issued in the afternoon  Trump blamed  Bannon  — his former campaign manager and chief strategist who now heads the conservative Breitbart News website — for everything from leaks to the news media to the upset GOP loss in last month’s Senate race in Alabama. The president cast  Bannon  as a disgruntled former staffer whose chief goal is to stir up trouble.\n “Steve Bannon  has nothing to do with me or my Presidency ” the statement said. “When  he  was fired   he  not only lost  his  job   he  lost  his  mind.”\nThe White House also released a statement from the first lady’s office condemning Wolff’s book as a title to be found in the “bargain fiction” bin  while the Republican National Committee said Wolff has “a long history of making stuff up.” White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders  meanwhile  devoted much of her Wednesday news briefing Wednesday to disputing Wolff’s claims and seeking to undermine  Bannon ’s credibility.\nPresident Trump congratulates chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon during the swearing-in of senior staffers at the White House last January. (Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images)\nThe response was a marked departure from mid-October  when Trump called  Bannon  “a friend of mine” and said he understood his perspective.\nOne senior White House official said Trump advisers considered Wolff friendly and believed it would be beneficial to speak with him; this person also said that Wolff interviewed Trump. A second senior White House official said the president had viewed  Bannon  as a useful ally when  he  was frustrated with congressional leadership and that  while  he  didn’t consider  Bannon  a close confidant   he  also didn’t want  him  as an enemy.\nAllies said  Bannon  was largely incommunicado on Wednesday.  He  had considered issuing a statement denouncing the book and denying some of the quotes but was not able to do so before Trump went on the attack  they said.\nAfter being forced from the White House in August   Bannon  and the president still occasionally talked on the phone. But West Wing aides have long maintained that  Bannon  overstated the frequency of  his  calls with — and influence over — the president.\n“If all of us are being honest with ourselves  I don’t think you would have found more than 2 percent of politicians or reporters who knew who  Stephen K. Bannon  was ” Rep. Peter T. King (R-N.Y.)  said in a recent interview. “Trump had already won the nomination and the primary. Whether you like the president or not  he is responsible for his win.”\nA White House official said call logs show Trump has spoken with  Bannon  only five times since the former adviser left and the official said most of the calls were initiated by  Bannon . Trump  however  often uses cellphones to talk with outside advisers and confidants.\nTrump had complained for several months about portrayals of  Bannon  as a political “Svengali ” according to one adviser who speaks with Trump frequently. “This has been a long time coming ” the person said. Several others said the relationship may be irreparable.",
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            "input": "She entered the public eye in July 2014 when her father   Eric Garner   died after being put in a chokehold by a New York City police officer.  Eric Garner  was seen on video saying  \"I can't breathe\" 11 times before  he  died.\nA grand jury did not indict any officers in  Eric Garner's  death  sparking more protests across the country. The coroner's report lists  his  death as a homicide  but no officer has ever been charged in the case. In 2015  the city of New York settled with his family for $5.9 million.\nIn the Sanders video   Garner  explained why she became an activist.\n\"I'm just trying to get the truth out there to tell  his  side of the story \" she said of her late father. \"He was being a loving  caring man that he was  and he was murdered. For a whole year  I've protested every Tuesday and Thursday. I feel like a representative for people throughout this whole nation because I'm doing this  I'm speaking out  me being his daughter. And that's what I want to do  I just want to tell my truths.\"",
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            "input": "Commissioner Daniel Nigro (NY'-groh)  says the cause of Monday's fire is still under investigation by fire marshals. But  he  also said in a statement that holiday traditions that \"we all hold dear\" — such as candles  overloaded outlets and power strips — can cause tragedies.\n Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro (NY'-groh)  says everyone in the house was asleep when a neighbor reported the fire around 2:30 a.m. in the Sheepshead Bay neighborhood.\n New York Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro (NY'-groh)  says the woman and children were killed around 2:30 a.m. Monday at a home in Brooklyn's Sheepshead Bay neighborhood.\n The commissioner  says the children's father and two teenagers are in critical condition.\n He  says firefighters arrived about 2 minutes after getting the call from a neighbor and the fire was already \"consuming\" all three floors of the building.\n Nigro  says the fire was accidental but the cause has not yet been pinpointed.\n New York Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro (NY'-groh)  says the woman and children were killed around 2:30 a.m. Monday at a home in Brooklyn's Sheepshead Bay neighborhood.\n The commissioner  says the children's father and two teenagers are in critical condition.\n He  says firefighters arrived about 2 minutes after getting the call from a neighbor and the fire was already \"consuming\" all three floors of the building.",
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            "input": "The leader of the band is Django Reinhardt  the incomparably gifted Romani jazz guitarist  soulfully embodied by the French-Algerian actor Reda Kateb. He's biding his time in the French Alps during German occupation  hoping for stealth passage across Lake Geneva into Switzerland. One of the men throwing punches is a Nazi solider  which means the inevitable: a lineup  a lockup and the sternest of warnings.  Reinhardt  is no good  it would seem  at laying low.\n Django  isn't really a biopic  despite the implication of its title: There are no misty flashbacks to  Reinhardt 's childhood stealing chickens in the French countryside  and no scene depicting the caravan fire that badly damaged  his  left hand (though  his  two mangled fingers do come up for inspection). The film is more of a fraught character study  a portrait of the artist under pressure. Comar  best known as a writer and producer of the 2010 film Of Gods and Men  brings admirable restraint to his directorial debut  keeping the stakes high and the focus taut.\n Reinhardt  is a laconic and reluctant hero: \"This isn't my war \"  he  growls  citing allegiance not to a flag but to a Romani's coldly pragmatic ambivalence.  Django  charts  his  awakening to the horrors of the war — notably for  his  people  whose mass extermination imbues the film with a self-righteous  lugubrious air. Comar is more effective with uneasy proximities and grim capitulations  showing how complicity can form through a series of slippages.\nBut the film's story — loosely adapted from Alexis Salatko's novel Folles de Django — manages to feel at once oversimplified  underfed and overburdened.  Reinhardt 's personal evolution is clumsily tracked in dialogue with a former mistress who has suffered unnamed violations at the hands of the occupiers: \"You're the only person this war hasn't changed \" she says bitterly to  Reinhardt . (She later rescinds the charge.) A climactic set piece at a Nazi banquet feels pat.\nIt's not inherently a problem that Comar does less with plot than he does with imagery: There's vivid poignancy in his depiction of the mass evacuation  and in  Reinhardt 's desperate flight through the snow. But by all accounts — the most authoritative being Michael Dregni's excellent biography Django: The Life and Music of a Gypsy Legend — Reinhardt was even more conflicted during the occupation than this film makes him out to be.\nAnd what's meant to be a wrenching coda — the post-armistice premiere of an organ mass called \"Requiem for Gypsy Brothers\" — is marred by the wan pathos of the music itself  composed by Warren Ellis. As the piece plays   Reinhardt  stands dumbstruck  overcome. But if we're supposed to believe this piece represents the peak of  Reinhardt 's emotional expression  the point is discredited by earlier musical evidence. In a film that's so often about taking sides   Django  can feel at war with  itself .",
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            "input": "But Bush 's work has also garnered praise from media outlets like the The Washington Post and personalities like Kanye West . \nGeorge W. Bush 's forthcoming book will be unlike any book he -- or any other US president -- has ever written . \nIn addition to an introduction by Bush and forewords by former first lady Laura Bush and by Gen. Peter Pace , former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff , the book will also have stories written by Bush about each of his subjects . \nBush 's latest hobby has been \"the most interesting thing about his post-Presidential public life ,\" wrote The New Yorker . \nBush \"paints in a similar fashion to the way he talks -- affecting a folksy , homespun , plain-speaking tone , with just enough ham-fisted strangeness and bungling missteps to keep things interesting ,\" the Telegraph wrote in 2014 . \n\"This is a book about the men and women who have been tremendous national assets in the Armed Forces -- and who continue to be vital to the future success of our country ,\" Bush writes in the introduction . \nHis office said Bush is donating all net author proceeds to the George W. Bush Presidential Center and its Military Service Initiative , which helps post-Sept . \n\"His hope in sharing these portraits is that other veterans and everyday Americans are inspired to overcome any obstacles they may face and live life to the fullest ,\" Bush 's office said in a statement . \n\"As part of a continuing effort to paint over his legacy as a war criminal and the worst US president ever , George W. Bush will soon publish an art book ,\" writes art and culture site Hyperallergic . \nNew York Magazine art critic Jerry Saltz has called Bush 's art \"sentimental ,\" \"border -LSB- ing -RSB- on the visionary , the absurd , the perverse , the frat boy .\" \nHe also cited Peter Plagens who called the new hobby \"a clever political maneuver by the forces of the Right -LRB- a.k.a. the Republican Party -RRB- to soften the Bush name so that Jeb can make a presidential run .\"",
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                "Bush"
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            "input": "During the 2015 NBA Finals , LeBron James became the pulsating core of the series , and everything else , including the results , moved to the fringes . \nWithout his two best teammates , Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving , James scored the second-highest percentage of a team 's points in Finals history and became the first player to ever lead a Finals series in points , assists , and rebounds per game .",
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            "input": "Ariana Romero  wasn’t so lucky.  Her  DACA status expired about a week before Trump ended the program.\n Romero   29  was unable to pay the $495 application fee and lost  her  protections and work permit in August. Under the new guidelines  DACA recipients whose status expired before Sept. 5 were no longer eligible to renew.\nAbel Uribe / Chicago Tribune Ariana Romero  29  was not able to renew  her  DACA application  and is feeling uncertain about  her  future.  Ariana Romero  29   was not able to renew  her  DACA application  and is feeling uncertain about  her  future. (Abel Uribe / Chicago Tribune)\n“They tell you to renew at least four months in advance  but I wasn’t able to ”  she  said. “I thought I had time. My plan was to have the money by September.”\nThe Avondale resident  who came to this country from Mexico when  she  was 3  met with immigration advocacy groups but couldn’t find a solution.  Romero  said  she ’s now “preparing for the worst.”  She  has postponed college plans to focus on saving as much money as possible.\n“It just feels like I’m exposed  ” Romero  said. “They know where I live.”",
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            "input": "The bride said her golden retriever  Norah  is “part of the fabric of our family ” so not including her in the Nov. 4 celebration was never an option.\nShe and her husband  Kevin Schaefer  have had  Norah  for four years and consider her their “dog-ter ” she said.\n“She goes everywhere with me ” said the bride. “Everyone knows how obsessed I am with her  so most people asked if  Norah  was going to be in the wedding. We got her a little flower necklace.”\n Norah  was even part of the marriage proposal.\n“Kevin proposed to me on October 1  2016  at Montrose Dog Beach ” Schaefer recalled. “It was our five-year anniversary and he said he wanted to do it there because I always describe it as ‘heaven on earth.’  Norah  was right there with us as he proposed.”\nAs a trained therapy dog  Schaefer said  Norah  is “pretty chill” and didn’t cause any doggy disasters on the big day.\nThe bride’s late dog   Tandi  who died before Norah came into the couple's lives   was also included in the wedding.\n“My maid of honor  Alex Lister  surprised me by putting a small photo of  Tandi  on my bouquet ” said Schaefer. “I  of course  immediately burst into tears as she said  ‘This way you can have both your dogs with you on your wedding day.’”\nThe couple went on their honeymoon in Asheville  North Carolina. As much as Schaefer wanted to bring  Norah  along   she  stayed at home with  her  mom because  her  husband insisted they needed some time alone.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Elad Sonn  a spokesman for Israel's immigration ministry  said Anne Pollard appealed to the Israeli consulate in New York last week for aid. Sonn says she landed in Israel on Monday with her father.\n Anne Pollard was arrested in 1985 and found guilty of being an accomplice to her then-husband. He pleaded guilty to passing secrets to Israel and is serving a life sentence.\n After arriving in Israel  Anne Pollard told reporters  \"I'm overwhelmed  I'm so happy to be here  I missed Israel so much and there's no place like home.\" She lived in Israel for a few years in the 1990s.\n Israel has long called for Jonathan PollardJonathan Pollard's release  and his ex-wife agreed. \"Twenty-five long years  and it's time  and I'm very  very very hopeful that the U.S. government will release him now.\"\n Jonathan and Anne Pollard divorced in 1990. He remarried in 1993 while in prison.\nJonathan and Anne Pollard divorced in 1990. He remarried in 1993 while in prison.",
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            "input": "Follow a critique of the FBI by President Trump on Monday   Christopher Wray   the director of the FBI  sent out an internal letter to employees on Monday  a government source confirmed to Fox News.\nIn it   Wray  wrote that  he  was \"inspired by example after example of professionalism and dedication to justice demonstrated around the Bureau. It is truly an honor to represent you.\"\n\"We are entrusted with protecting the American people and upholding the Constitution and laws of the United States \"  Wray  also wrote. \"Because of the importance of our mission  we are also entrusted with great power  and we should expect – and welcome – people asking tough questions about how we use that power. That goes with this job and always has.\"\n Wray  emerged from a list of former prosecutors  politicians and law enforcement officials interviewed by Trump to become director of the bureau.\nWhen was  Wray  installed as FBI Director?\n Wray  was formally installed as the new director of the FBI on Sep. 28  after  he  was confirmed by the Senate on a 92-5 vote in August. All five nay votes came from Democrats.\n He  was unanimously approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee in July  after  he  appeared before the committee. President Trump called Wray \"an impeccably qualified individual\" in a June statement.\nWhat did  Wray  do before  he  was confirmed by the Senate?\n Wray  worked at the King & Spalding law firm  where  he 'd been a partner since August 2005   his  Senate Judiciary Committee questionnaire said.\n Wray  also represented New Jersey governor Chris Christie during the investigation into the George Washington Bridge lane-closing case  nicknamed \"Bridgegate.\" Two former Christie aides were convicted of plotting to close bridge lanes to punish a Democratic mayor who wouldn't endorse the Republican governor.\nWhat about  Wray 's time at the Department of Justice (DOJ)?\n Wray  worked as an associate deputy attorney general in 2001  before  he  was principal associate deputy attorney general from 2001 - 2003   his  Senate Judiciary Committee questionnaire says. From 2003 to 2005   Wray  worked as assistant attorney general for the criminal division under President George W. Bush.\nWhat do we know about  Wray 's career before working for the DOJ?\n Wray  graduated from Yale University in 1989 before graduating from  its  law school three years later  the DOJ says online.  He  was an assistant U.S. attorney in Georgia from 1997 to 2001.\nBefore that   Wray  was an associate at King and Spalding from 1993 to 1997  according to  his  Senate Judiciary Committee questionnaire. From 1992 to 1993   he  was a clerk for Judge J. Michael Luttig  with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.",
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                "Christopher Wray"
            ]
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            "input": "Brazil forward Neymar scored twice and turned provider for Kylian Mbappe and striker Edinson Cavani  while Mbappe set up both of  Neymar 's goals.\n Neymar  put PSG ahead in the fourth minute  turning in Mbappe's cross from the right. Roles were reversed when teenage star Mbappe then netted from  Neymar 's cross in the 17th.\nNeymar and Mbappe joined in the summer transfer window  with PSG paying Barcelona a world record 222 million euros ($262 million). Mbappe  who turns 19 next Wednesday  joined from defending champion Monaco in a deal worth 180 million euros ($216 million).\nPSG profited from the extra man to make it 3-1 when Cavani ran onto  Neymar 's pass to brilliantly flick the ball over goalkeeper Tomas Koubek in the 75th for his league-leading 18th goal of the season. A minute later Cavani released Mbappe down the right  he crossed quickly  and  Neymar  slid in at the back post to grab his 11th of the season.",
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                "Neymar"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-39bdb983f35b4e359bd0b038b8e69f2e",
            "input": "The New York Times Magazine recently profiled the troubling  potentially criminal relationship between a former Stanford student  Ellie Clougherty  and entrepreneur Joe Lonsdale who was  among other things  Clougherty’s mentor for the undergraduate course Engineering 145: Technology Entrepreneurship.\nAs the story unfolds  it becomes increasingly disturbing.  Lonsdale  and Clougherty’s relationship evolves from that of a mentor and mentee into a romantic relationship and then  Clougherty alleges  into something much more disturbing—including sexual harassment and assault. Clougherty took the case to Stanford officials and  Lonsdale  was banned from the Stanford campus for ten years (though that ban seems theoretical at best  given that  according to Bazelon   “Lonsdale  has been invited to campus for a private lunch which he attended with the university’s permission.”). Clougherty filed a civil suit in January and  Lonsdale  has responded  vigorously   and filed a countersuit  denying Clougherty’s accusations.\n Lonsdale  never treated Clougherty as someone who had goals and dreams. Instead   Lonsdale   by engaging in a personal relationship with  his  young mentee  treated her as a romantic conquest. He ignored his professional responsibility for personal gain.  Lonsdale  insists that  “Ellie is a forceful person ” as if  somehow  that negates the inherent power imbalance not only in a mentor/mentee relationship  but also between a 21-year old college student and a hugely successful 29-year old entrepreneur.\nAlumni are a natural source of mentoring for colleges and universities. These alumni and their success stories are living proof that the education at any given college or university works  and that the current students are making a wise  invaluable investment in their future. Joe Lonsdale is one of countless alumni who have been tapped by their alma maters to work with promising undergraduates. Unfortunately  though  many universities seem to think that getting mentors on campus is all they need to do. There is  all too often  little oversight and few systems in place to help students when these relationships become troubled.",
            "output": [
                "Joe Lonsdale"
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            "input": "Consider the case of  Rita Habib Ayyoub  a 30-year-old Iraqi Christian woman .\n Ayyoub  is one of hundreds  possibly thousands  of Christians and several thousand Yazidis captured in Iraq’s Nineveh province.  She  was forced to become a Muslim and a sex slave. Iraqi lawyers documented 68 Christians still in ISIS captivity in August.\n Ayyoub  told journalists that  she  was taken to a slave market in Mosul and sold  along with three Christian children  to ISIS “emirs.” A local Sunni man bought her and a 14- year old Yazidi girl. “He raped the both of us over and over again ”  she  says.\n Ayyoub  says  she  was later resold in Raqqa to another jihadi who had a Moroccan wife.  Ayyoub  relates  her  horrific ordeal in that family: “I was beaten and tortured by  her  (the jihadi’s wife) every day.  She  would not give up until I was bleeding  from my head  for example. They made me read the Quran and threatened to kill me if I did not convert to Islam.”\n Ayyoub  was rescued by Syrian Democratic Forces in November and is now being aided in Syria by a small women’s group of Assyrians (a traditionally Christian ethnicity) –  not by the U.N.\nAssyrian Swedish journalist Nuro Kino  who is helping Ayyoub   tells me that  she  does not know where to go next.  Ayyoub’s  hometown of Qaraqosh   Iraq’s  largest Christian city  stands mostly empty.\nConceivably   Ayyoub  could end up in the Erbil Catholic Chaldean Archdiocese’s displacement center  which shelters most displaced Iraqi Christians and has not had U.N. support.\nBut while  Ayyoub  may not be able to access U.N. aid  her ISIS tormentors can  thanks in part to generous U.S.-taxpayer-supported U.N. “stabilization” aid.\nThough  Ayyoub’s enslaver  is likely dead   his  radicalized Moroccan wife might also qualify for U.N. resettlement help in Telkayf. That Nineveh town was Christian until the U.N. decided to move in the families of ISIS jihadis killed in battle and  thus  effectively bar its Christians’ return.",
            "output": [
                "Ayyoub"
            ]
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            "input": "Former Major League Baseball pitcher Roy Halladay  was killed Tuesday when a small plane  he  was piloting crashed in the Gulf of Mexico off the west coast of Florida.  He  was 40 years old.\nThe Pasco County Sheriff’s Office said  Halladay  was the only person on board the ICON A5 when it went down in shallow water shortly after noon off New Port Richey. No mayday calls were made to Tampa air traffic controllers.\n\" He  loved to fly \" Sheriff Chris Nocco said of  Halladay   an eight-time All-Star and two-time Cy Young Award winner. \" He  talked about  his  family  baseball and flying.\"\nIn a statement  the sheriff's office described  Halladay  as \"an incredible friend \" noting that the former pitcher had donated money for the department to purchase a K9 officer. The dog was named \"Doc \" a nod to  Halladay 's nickname.\n Halladay  was an amateur pilot who often posted on social media about small planes. ICON aircraft had posted a video with  Halladay  trying out a new plane.\n Halladay  pitched for 16 years in the major leagues with the Toronto Blue Jays and the Philadelphia Phillies before retiring following the 2013 season.\n\"We are numb over the very tragic news about  Roy Halladay 's untimely death \" the Phillies said in a statement. \"There are no words to describe the sadness that the entire Phillies family is feeling over the loss of one of the most respected human beings to ever play the game.\"\n Halladay  won the Cy Young Award twice  once in 2003 with the Blue Jays and again in 2010 with the Phillies. Only five other pitchers have won the award in both the American and National Leagues  and three of those – Randy Johnson  Pedro Martinez and Gaylord Perry – are in the Baseball Hall of Fame.\nDuring that 2010 season   Halladay  went 21-10 for the Phillies with a 2.44 ERA. In addition to winning the Cy Young Award   Halladay  finished sixth in the voting for National League MVP.  He  pitched the 20th perfect game in MLB history on May 29 of that year against the Marlins and followed that up with a no-hitter against the Cincinnati Reds in Game 1 of the National League Division Series.\nIn an era where starting pitchers went deep into games less frequently   Halladay  threw 67 career complete games -- including 20 shutouts -- and was the active leader in that category when  he  retired.",
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                "Roy Halladay"
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            "input": "J.B. Pritzker  has a boil on  his  neck the size of Cook County Assessor Joe Berrios.\nActually  it is Joe Berrios  as if Joe just walked out of the Erie Cafe after a nice veal chop. Now  he ’s sitting on  his  patch of  Pritzker  for all voters to see.\nJoe might as well just light a cigar and wave to the cameras filming those anti-Pritzker political ads.\nBut  Pritzker  the billionaire running for governor in the March 20 Democratic primary   doesn’t want to touch this.  He  won’t go near it.\nBerrios  who is also the Cook County Democratic Party chairman (by grace of Boss Madigan)  backs  Pritzker . And so  Pritzker  isn’t engaging the thing that stares property tax-paying homeowners right in the face.\nKennedy has long made the property tax system  and the corruption in it  a feature of his campaign. He has called on Berrios to resign.  Pritzker  and  his  ally Mayor Rahm Emanuel would rather change the subject and talk about the guy in the White House.\n “Pritzker  talks about things that aren’t really the issue.  He  talks about Donald Trump  but  he  skirts the issue of using Joe Berrios’ office to call political supporters.  Pritzker’s  locked in with those guys.”\nMost recently  reporter Jason Grotto ’s  excellent series “The Tax Divide” — published in June in the Chicago Tribune and continued this month in collaboration with ProPublica — has laid bare much that is wrong with the property tax assessment system in Cook County:\nAs Kennedy  along with Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner and his GOP primary opponent  state Rep. Jeanne Ives  demand Berrios’ head on a pike  pressure increases on Joe’s friends  like  Pritzker .\n Pritzker  has money.  He ’s built a statewide political organization. If  he  can satisfy the media by issuing proclamations against Trump  why should he fight on Kennedy’s ground?\nGalia Slayen  the communications director for the Pritzker campaign  notes that  Pritzker  has publicly called out the property tax system. And  she says  the criticisms of her candidate are unfounded.\nFair enough. But  Pritzker  isn’t running against Rauner now.  He ’s not running against Donald Trump either.\n He ’s running for the Democratic nomination against Chris Kennedy  and property taxes will be the issue. And they will be the issue in the general election.\nYet  he  avoids any mention of Berrios  who maintains the system  or Madigan  who benefits  and who can snap  his  fingers and have Joe come running.\n Pritzker  has a serious weakness in all this beyond the Berrios on  his  neck.  His  ham-handed decision to seek a property tax reduction for  his  Gold Coast neighborhood mansion will revisit  him .\n He  bought the house next door and had the toilets removed so it would be declared an uninhabitable dwelling. Then  he  got a tax break of nearly $230 000 for living next to it.",
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            "input": "William  is no stranger to fast cars and has made  his  love of motorcycles known.\n“I don’t know what it is about bikes  but I’ve always had a passion for motorbikes ever since I was very small. I used to do a lot of go-karting when I was younger and then after that I went on to quadbikes and eventually motorbikes ”  William  said  according to Hello Magazine.\n“It does help being anonymous with my motorcycle helmet on because it does enable me to relax ”  he  added at the time. “But I just enjoy everything about motorbikes and the camaraderie that comes with it.”\nWhile  he  used to be an avid rider  the duke has reportedly given it all up because of  his  children  Prince George and Princess Charlotte.",
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                "William Rides",
                "William"
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            "input": "Russell Simmons  is stepping down from  his  companies after writer Jenny Lumet  daughter of Sidney Lumet  wrote a guest column for The Hollywood Reporter accusing the hip-hop mogul of \"sexually violating\" her.\nLumet said that in 1991  when she was 24  Simmons  who was a friend  offered to give her a ride home from a restaurant one night. She wrote that when she got in the car and told the driver her address   Simmons  told the driver  \"No \" and locked the doors. She repeated her address and  Simmons  again said  \"No.\" Then she said  Simmons  took her to  his  apartment.\n\"You didn't punch me  drag me or verbally threaten me. You used your size to maneuver me  quickly  into the elevator. I said 'Wait. Wait.' I felt dread. ... You moved me into a bedroom. I said 'Wait.' You said nothing. I made the trade in my mind. I thought 'just keep  him  calm and you'll get home.'\"\nOn Thursday   Simmons  released a statement saying  he  remembers things differently.\n\"I have been informed with great anguish of Jenny Lumet's recollection about our night together in 1991 \"  he  said. \"I know Jenny and her family and have seen her several times over the years since the evening she described. While her memory of that evening is very different from mine  it is now clear to me that her feelings of fear and intimidation are real. While I have never been violent  I have been thoughtless and insensitive in some of my relationships over many decades and I sincerely and humbly apologize.\"\nLumet said she decided to come forward after  Simmons  vehemently denied assaulting other women who accused  him  of misconduct in recent days.\n\"I can't leave those women twisting in the wind \" she said. \"Maybe the recalling of this incident can be helpful. I don't know if it can. \"\nLast week   Simmons  denied an allegation by Keri Claussen Khalighi  who said he coerced  her  to perform a sex act and later penetrated  her  without  her  consent in his New York apartment in 1991 when  she  was just 17.  Simmons  said  he  was \"saddened\" by the accusation and insisted that everything that occurred between  himself  and Khalighi was completely consensual and with  her  \"full participation.\"",
            "output": [
                "Russell Simmons"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-3e6213f34713429a83cb8fc206c58921",
            "input": "Worth area are searching for an Uber driver that allegedly sexually assaulted an elderly Uber passenger . The Daily Mail reports that an Uber driver in the Dallas Fort - Worth area allegedly sexually assaulted a 77 - year - old passenger during an Uber trip last month . On the evening of October 22   40 - year - old driver  Hashem Ramezanpour  picked up an unnamed 77 - year - old woman from a church in Dallas and allegedly stopped the car in a wooded area   ordered the woman to get out   and sexually assaulted her .  advertisement Ramezanpour  faces a charge of aggravated sexual assault of an elderly victim   but police are currently unable to find  him  and are now worried that  he  has fled the country . Uber has stated that  Ramezanpour  has been “ immediately removed ” from the Uber app and is now permanently banned from operating as an Uber driver . “ What has been described and reported to police is a violent act no person should ever have to go through . We are working with law enforcement officials to fully support their investigation  ” a spokesperson stated . “ This former driver ’  s  access was immediately removed from the app and  he  has been permanently banned .”",
            "output": [
                "Hashem Ramezanpour"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-db6c3a1c7be340adb07fe5906dc1e29d",
            "input": "Early exit polls of Austria's Oct. 15 election  suggest  Sebastian Kurz   will take  his  party into a very narrow majority — positioning  himself  as the next chancellor. The 31-year old conservative is known for  his  pledge to take the country into a more hard line stance against the influx of refugees and migrants. (Reuters)\nEarly exit polls of Austria's Oct. 15 election  suggest  Sebastian Kurz   will take  his  party into a very narrow majority — positioning  himself  as the next chancellor. The 31-year old conservative is known for  his  pledge to take the country into a more hard line stance against the influx of refugees and migrants. (Reuters)\nThe result puts the 31-year-old foreign minister and People’s Party leader  Sebastian Kurz  in line to become Austria’s next chancellor after a campaign in which he emphasized the need to strengthen border controls  reduce caps on refugees and slash benefits for newcomers.\n“I’ll fight with all my strength for change in this country ”  Kurz  told cheering supporters — many clad in turquoise  the color  he  adopted to signal a new era for the People’s Party after decades of identification with black. “There’s a lot to do.”\n Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz  the leader of the People’s Party  talks to reporters after casting his vote in the election in Vienna . (Christian Bruna/European Pressphoto Agency-EFE/Rex/Shutterstock)\nBut unlike in those nations  in Austria the far right is expected to become part of the government.  Kurz  will need a coalition partner to form a majority in the parliament  and the Freedom Party is considered the most likely option.\nIf  he  goes that route  it would end a “grand coalition” between Austria’s center left and center right that has led the country for the past decade  and for much of its modern history.\nSome on Sunday called on  Kurz  to avoid teaming up with the Freedom Party.\n“We strongly urge  Mr. Kurz  to form a coalition of centrist parties and not be beholden to a party of the far-right in  his  new coalition government ” European Jewish Congress President Moshe Kantor said in a statement. “A party which has run on a platform of xenophobic intolerance and the targeting of immigrants must not be granted a seat at the governing table.”\nKern hinted that the party would be willing to serve in a coalition government. But analysts consider such a possibility unlikely given the rightward tilt of the electorate — as well as the bad blood that developed between the two establishment parties after a scandal involving fake Facebook pages that smeared  Kurz  and were attributed to a Social Democratic operative.\nThe elevation of  Kurz  to chancellor would put another young and charismatic leader at the helm of a European government  after the election of 39-year-old Emmanuel Macron in France.\nKurz  though ideologically to the right of Macron  modeled much of his campaign after the Frenchman’s. The Austrian politician styled his run for the nation’s highest office as a movement  not a conventional election  and personalized his party  informally renaming it “the Sebastian Kurz List.”\nKritzinger said  Kurz ’s opponents were flummoxed by how to counteract the charismatic People’s Party leader  who took the reins in the party this year and promptly remade it as  his  own.\n“From a rhetoric perspective   he ’s an absolute talent ” Kritzinger said. “The other parties didn’t know how to deal with  him .”",
            "output": [
                "Sebastian Kurz"
            ]
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            "input": "Assailants opened fire on  Oliver Ivanovic   64  close to the offices of his political party in the Serb-controlled northern city of Mitrovica. He was taken to a hospital but doctors were unable to save him.\nThe doctors said  Ivanovic  had received at least five gunshot wounds to his upper torso. The assailants escaped in a car that was later found burned out. Kosovo police sealed off the area of the shooting and began a manhunt for the attackers.\n Ivanovic  was one of the key politicians in Serb-dominated northern Kosovo  a former Serbian province where tensions still remain high a decade after  it  declared independence in 2008. Serbia does not recognize that independence.\n Ivanovic  was considered a moderate who maintained relations with NATO and EU officials even after Serbia lost the control of its former province following NATO's 1999 bombing to stop a deadly Serb crackdown against ethnic Albanian separatists.\n Ivanovic   who was married with three children  had enemies both among Kosovo Albanians and nationalist Serbs because of his moderate policies.\nA Kosovo court had convicted  Ivanovic  of war crimes during the 1998-99 war. That verdict was overturned and a retrial was underway.\nFILE - In this Oct. 23  2004 file photo   Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic  casts  his  ballot during general elections in the Serb-dominated part of Mitrovica  Kosovo.  64-year old Ivanovic  has died from wounds after being shot by unknown assailants Tuesday Jan. 16  2018  according to a statement from  his  lawyer Nebojsa Vlajic. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic  File)\nPolice officers secure the scene where unknown assailants opened fire and killed  Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic  in front of  his  office in the northern  Serb-dominated part of Mitrovica  Kosovo  Tuesday  Jan. 16  2018. The Kosovo government has strongly denounced the slaying of a leading Serb politician in northern Mitrovica and says it considers it to be a challenge to \"the rule of law\". (AP Photo/Bojan Slavkovic)",
            "output": [
                "Oliver Ivanovic"
            ]
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            "input": "Rukodelnikova is fond of a lot things from China - green tea  calligraphy  Peking Opera  traditional Chinese painting  but what she loves most is the Chinese language.\n When Rukodelnikova entered the Languages Department of Moscow University in 1986  no Chinese lessons were offered. But after a teacher from China started to offer Chinese courses there  she jumped at the chance  starting her Chinese language study of seven years.\n After that Rukodelnikova worked in the Russian Academy of Sciences  before becoming a Chinese teacher at the Russian State University for the Humanities. She is now head of the Oriental Languages Teaching and Research Division of the Language Institute of the university  and a well-known   sinologist in Russia.\n Rukodelnikova noticed a growing number of Russians taking Chinese lessons and more people going China to learn the Chinese language. She said she hopes more Chinese experts could come to Russia to give lectures or seminars.\n For Rukodelnikova  languages play an extremely important role in promoting mutual understanding as well as economic  trade and cultural exchanges between different countries.",
            "output": [
                "Maria Rukodelnikova",
                "Rukodelnikova"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-7962eb6f4ba14132a0faef835403c51c",
            "input": "Sen. Luther Strange (R-Ala.) introduced President Trump at a campaign rally in Huntsville  Ala.  on Friday night. (Marvin Gentry/Reuters)\nThe Republican primary in Alabama's Senate race is a proxy battle between political outsiders  who largely support challenger Roy Moore  and the GOP establishment  which backs  incumbent Sen. Luther Strange . But  Strange  on Saturday declined to give a vote of confidence to the face of his establishment base  Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).\nAppearing on Fox News the morning after a campaign rally headlined by President Trump   Strange  was asked whether  he  will support McConnell's continuation as majority leader if the party's latest effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act fails.\n Strange  seemed uncomfortable and stumbled through a noncommittal answer.\n Strange 's equivocation underscores his difficult position in the race. Despite having Trump in his corner  he has effectively been cast by Moore as an establishment figure who will perpetuate Washington dysfunction. Moore has seized the outsider's mantle for himself by highlighting the rebellious streak he displayed as Alabama's chief justice  a position from which he was removed — twice — for defying judicial orders.\nTo claw back some credibility as a politician who will “drain the swamp ”  Strange  cannot appear too closely connected to GOP leadership.\nAnd yet  Strange  is relying on McConnell for financial support. The nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics reported Thursday that as of early September  the Senate Leadership Fund super PAC  which is affiliated with McConnell  had spent $733 000 to promote  Strange  and another $2.5 million to air negative ads against Moore.\nSince Sept. 11  the Senate Leadership Fund has spent more than $720 000 on postage and printing to advance  Strange 's cause and oppose Moore  according to the Center for Responsive Politics.",
            "output": [
                "Luther Strange"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-1367e83441074daeaaed5ff7b32b99c7",
            "input": "Concerns about hearing loss largely focus on excessive noise exposure. But environmental noise is just as unsafe. People living in cities are regularly exposed (against their will) to noise above 85 decibels from sources like traffic  subways  industrial activity  and airports. That’s enough to cause significant hearing loss over time. If you have an hour-long commute at such sound levels  your hearing has probably already been affected. Urban life also sustains average background noise levels of 60 decibels  which is loud enough to raise one’s blood pressure and heart rate  and cause stress  loss of concentration  and loss of sleep. Sirens are a particularly extreme example of the kind of noise inflicted on people every day: They ring at a sound-pressure level of 120 decibels —a level that corresponds with the human pain threshold  according to the World Health Organization. But since the turn of the 20th century  protecting human hearing has taken a back seat to securing quiet for those with means  and punishing those without. Noise-abatement laws transformed an objective concern about environmental and health conditions into a subjective fight over aesthetic moralism. One of the earliest urban anti-noise campaigns was initiated by  Julia Barnett Rice   the wealthy  well-educated wife of a businessman and publisher. The sound of tugboat horns was causing  Rice  great annoyance as  she  tried to relax in  her  ornate Italianate mansion. But  she  knew that this appeal would fall on deaf ears  so to speak. So  she  decided to use the poor and sick people languishing in urban hospitals as a scapegoat. Isaac Rice  her husband and the publisher of The Forum  became a champion of his wife’s crusade. In 1906  he published  her  piece  “An Effort to Suppress Noise ” which amounts to a call for class antagonism.  She  begins by channeling the pessimistic philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer  who likens noise to boorishness: There are people  it is true—nay  a great many people—who smile at such [sounds]  because they are not sensitive to noise; but they are just the very people who are also not sensitive to argument  or thought  or poetry  or art; in a word  to any kind of intellectual influence. Who are these insipid people in  Rice ’s narrative? The tugboat workers. The piece recounts  Rice ’s efforts to ban excessive whistling from aboard their vessels.  Rice  portrays  herself  as a dogged crusader  pleading for quietude amidst unrelenting clamor.\nFirst   she  sought aid from the law. In the New York City Collector’s Office Law Division   she  discovered a clause that “seems to vest in the Local Board of Steamboat Inspectors all necessary powers to punish ... any act on the part of a licensed officer that they adjudge to be ‘misconduct’ or ‘negligence’ or ‘unskillfulness.’” In other words   Rice  attempted to present the call of tugboat horns as professional misconduct. Alas for  her   the U.S. Local Steamboat Inspectors decided that “the point was not well taken.”  Rice  then went to the police to start a petition drive.  She  promised signatures from “poor and rich alike ” but sent establishment personalities to collect them. Among the endorsees were wealthy hospital superintendents  who lent credence to  Rice ’s claims to help the sick rather than to punish marine workers. The inspectors were still unmoved. When  Rice  finally interviewed some of the tugboat workers   she  presented their responses as evidence of wrongdoing rather than as the accounts of workingmen describing their labor. The tugboat captains offered reasonable rationales for sounding whistles. One explained that removing the whistles “would necessitate an extra deckhand to act as messenger to notify the pier hands  besides all the time that would be lost.” Another stated  “We run a risk of losing a whole tide if we do not rouse the crew on the barge.” And yet another  “You must whistle to wake up the crew  which you cannot expect to stay on watch day and night.”\n Rice  did not relent.  She  went to maritime academics and higher-ups  who endorsed  her  and researched  her  claim. At last   she  won a victory: The National Board of Steam Navigation passed a resolution prohibiting unnecessary whistle-blowing. The tugboat workers adhered for a day or two  and then  finding that work became impossible and that the National Board had no way of enforcing the resolution  returned to using the horns as often as they liked.  Rice  had had enough.  She  proposed a law restricting all but a few scenarios in which tugboats can use their whistles  and demanded a standing representative in the Department of Commerce and Labor who would police the waterways for nuisance. In this effort  too   she  came away empty-handed. Finally  in one last-ditch effort   Rice  found success. At a meeting of about 10 000 representatives from the transportation industry  the American Association of Masters  Mates  and Pilots passed a resolution ending the use of “indiscriminate and  above all  noisy signaling.” The law was replicated at the federal level under the 1907 Bennet Act  the first anti-noise bill ratified by Congress.  Rice ’s use of the poor and the sick as a tool to pass  her  legislation played little part in why the authorities finally listened. Researchers had found that the signaling was impacting tugboat navigation  making entering and exiting the harbor confusing and unsafe at night.\nThroughout  Rice ’s entire ordeal   she  presented the tugboat workers as personal enemies rather than potential allies.  Her  plight for quiet was a moral one; as  she  saw it  the peace had been stolen from  her  by the mariners. Looking back   she  comes off as vindictive and elitist. But unfortunately   her  belligerent approach set the stage for subsequent noise-abatement campaigns in cities around the country. As the historian Emily Thompson explains in her book The Soundscape of Modernity  noise-abatement laws singled out relatively powerless people  those who were seen to impede “the middle-class vision of a well-ordered city.” Among these was the 1908 General Order 47  issued by New York City Police Commissioner Thomas Bingham. It targeted street ruckus rather than port noise: commotion from street vendors  newsboys  tin-can kickers  roller skaters  street musicians  automobile horns  flat-wheeled streetcars  and more. Soon after  laws that banned occupational noises  preventing people from working for a living in order to protect the quietude  appeared in Boston; Little Rock  Arkansas; San Francisco; and elsewhere. These fights hit street workers  most of whom were immigrants  hard. Still  the courts upheld the laws. One infamous incident involved a Chicago ordinance that limited peddlers to certain parts of the city and banned them from advertising using shouting. When the courts upheld this law in 1911  the peddlers first went on strike  and then rioted  causing a mass uprising and widespread damages. The police punished the peddlers  the strike was broken  and the law remained on the books. Soon there were no more vendors walking the streets. By the 1920s and ’30s  noise law after noise law helped clear the urban street. Eventually  it ceased to be the domain of people and was overtaken instead by cars—which created their own noise  of course.\nNoise laws also played a key role in the development and implementation of zoning  the separating of a city’s parcels of land into “zones” for which a specific purpose (such as residential  commercial  or industrial) is assigned. A lasting legacy of  Rice ’s tugboat campaign was the concept of “quiet zones”—places where noisemaking was especially prohibited because of its potential harm  such as around hospitals  schools  and the houses of the sick. New York set up its first quiet zones in 1908  aided by  Rice ’s work in talking to hospital administrators  and other cities followed soon after. Violating a quiet zone usually constituted a misdemeanor offense  punishable by fine  imprisonment  or both. Enforcing anti-noise ordinances troubled legislators at both the local and national levels  especially when the perpetrator of a noise was an industry vital to a city  a conflict that persists to this day. Interfering with commerce in order to protect silence was perfectly acceptable when it limited barkers  peddlers  or other individuals with little power. But when it came to manufacturers  factories  or the transporters of goods  the risk of disturbing commerce outweighed the benefits to the peace. Also  since noise and its treatment in the law was subjective  anti-noise legislation was often ineffective. Police in urban areas had much more pressing issues at hand anyway. However  the idea of “quiet zones” persisted in urban planning. The first zoning laws took noise into account  designating residential zones in places separate from commerce and industry. Like noise-abatement laws  zoning was also built on a foundation of inequality. One of its earliest uses created boundaries separating black and white families  a practice that persisted even after the Supreme Court struck it down in 1917. Middle-class whites looking to prevent lower-income nonwhites (and to some extent lower-income whites as well) from infiltrating their neighborhoods had to come up with a different legal solution.\nToday  as suburbanites return to cities  they bring the fight for quiet along with them. To gentrify a neighborhood also involves quieting it down. The desire for sonic control in and around the home is prioritized above the social fabric of the city  a practice exemplified by the targeting of arts and music venues that are cited as being partially responsible for neighborhood revival in the first place. In her book Beyond Unwanted Sound  Marie Thompson describes an example from the industrial area of Ouseburn Valley in the United Kingdom. The region had become a hotbed of music and the arts partly because there were few residences to disturb. Eventually  several venues closed after repeated run-ins with the law due to noise complaints. These complaints came not from concerned locals  but from wealthy newcomers buying into new developments built explicitly to capitalize on the area’s vibrant nightlife. The noise that does the most harm doesn’t come from clubs and house parties—the causes of many garden-variety noise complaints and violations. Ironically   Rice  did get something right in  her  crusade: Industrial noise poses the worst problem  although individual workers were not to blame for it  as  Rice  had also concluded. The two largest sources of environmental noise are transportation and industrial activity. The cars for which early noise ordinances helped clear the streets have amplified that noise to a universal  inescapable level. Industrial areas  often designated for land close to the poorest nonwhite areas in a city  are even worse.\nTo solve the environmental-noise problem  cities and their citizens should learn from the mistakes of the past. Targeting the noise of individuals is ineffective  antisocial  and fails to eradicate the noise that really hurts people: environmental noise. Solutions to that problem must be systemic  requiring a large-scale  collective response across many different targets. Despite her intentions  Julia Barnett Rice offers a model. She arrived at success only once she began addressing the marine industry at large. Similar approaches can work today. Instead of punishing individual transportation workers whose trucks may be too old  a more comprehensive solution could target the Department of Transportation  with demands to repave worn roads with the porous asphalt configurations used in Europe to reduce tire noise. Likewise  any move toward using renewable energy sources will result in a quieter environment  as coal and oil extraction are extremely noisy labors. At the local and state level  demanding funding for repairs and improvement to outdated transit infrastructure will greatly reduce the noise caused by trains  cars  and trucks. Urban-planning approaches to eliminating noise on a city-by-city basis can be as simple as taking a single lane away from cars and giving it to bicycles  people  or green space. Improving  expanding  and properly funding public transit removes cars from the road  both reducing the sound they produce and replacing it with quieter options like trams and high-speed light-rail. In architecture  acoustics should play a greater role in all structures  from mundane apartment buildings to the grandest art museums. Noise control should be a consideration from the very first planning stage  rather than tacked on as an afterthought.",
            "output": [
                "Julia Barnett Rice"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "There's a mountain of greed manifesting itself in the market  according to  Federated Investors portfolio manager Steve Chiavarone .\nBut  he  says you won't find it in stocks â it's in cryptocurrencies.\nBitcoin is such a contentious emerging asset   Chiavarone  recently felt compelled to publish a market memo on it  because  he  was fielding so many questions from clients and advisors.\n\"Investors wanted to be on the roller coaster in the '90s. They wanted high returns. They didn't mind volatility  \" Chiavarone  said.\n Chiavarone  who is a bull on the actual blockchain technology   believes there's a good chance bitcoin will suffer the same fate as Pets.com â one of the biggest dotcom bubble busts of the high-flying 90s  before tech stocks crashed.",
            "output": [
                "Steve Chiavarone"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-dd4ad77f6c9d4eec9ee18160c33825aa",
            "input": "David Rennie  Washington Bureau Chief of The Economist  joins this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour.  Rennie  provides a broader look at global economic trends and the rising anger from communities who feel like they’ve been left behind.\n“I think a lot of voters in a lot of rich Western countries want to be protected against competition that they feel is unfair or unbearable ”  Rennie  asaid.\n Rennie  shared stories from talking to conservatives on the campaign trail. “My hunch is that an awful lot of grassroots conservatives  what they hate is not really government. What they hate is redistribution  and what they really hate is free stuff for the feckless poor on their dime ”  Rennie  said.\nHow does France’s election of  Macron   and  Macron ’s analysis of what’s happening in politics compares to Trump’s? “What  Macron ’s bet is  is that you can make people trust you enough that you’re going to protect them from that competition  but that you can’t make it go away.”",
            "output": [
                "Macron David Rennie",
                "Rennie"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-4bdc83d14b43403c9d4be8b3de71ec82",
            "input": "\"The most critical situation would be that we are in the sixth day of oxygen \" the navy's spokesman  Capt.  Enrique Balbi   said at a news conference. \"Obviously that is worrisome. Each time we are entering little by little a critical period.\"\n Balbi  agreed. \"The seven days is not dogmatic. It varies according to the circumstances.\"\nEarlier  the navy said that white flares spotted by a U.S. aircraft involved in the search were unlikely to have been from the sub. The San Juan carried red and green flares   Balbi  told reporters.\n He  also said a life raft that was found in the search area early Tuesday did belong to the submarine and probably fell off another vessel.\n\"We're evaluating where the flares came from. For now  based on the color  they don't belong to the submarine  \" Balbi  said. \"It's quite common that ships pass by that area and also common that with the waves and the rocking  they can lose a raft.\"\nMore than a dozen vessels and aircraft from several countries have joined in the search. Weather conditions that have hindered the search were expected to improve  helping search teams comb a wider area   Balbi  said.",
            "output": [
                "Enrique Balbi"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "MUNICH (AP) — The nuclear deal with Iran has emboldened Tehran to become increasingly aggressive in the Middle East   Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  said Sunday  warning that Iran should \"not test Israel's resolve\" as  he  showed off what  he  said was part of a downed Iranian drone.\n Netanyahu  said of Iran that if the U.S. decides to scrap the 2015 nuclear deal  which  he  has long opposed  \"I think they'll do nothing.\"\nBut Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif  appearing two hours later at the same Munich Security Conference  fired back that  Netanyahu 's comment was \"delusional thinking.\"\nKerry dismissed  Netanyahu 's contention that Iran would be on its way to having a nuclear arsenal in 10 years  saying \"that's fundamentally not accurate.\"\nIsrael's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  delivers a speech during the International Security Conference in Munich  Germany  Sunday  Feb. 18  2018. (Sven Hoppe/dpa via AP)\n Netanyahu  told world leaders  diplomats and defense officials at the conference that the deal was similar to the infamous 1938 \"Munich Agreement\" that Western powers signed with Adolf Hitler in an attempt to stave off war in Europe  which became synonymous with appeasement.\n\"The concessions to Hitler only emboldened the Nazi regime \"  he  said. \"Rather than choosing a path that might have prevented war... those well-intentioned leaders made a wider war inevitable and far more costly.\"\nSimilarly   he  said  the Iranian nuclear agreement has \"unleashed a dangerous Iranian tiger in our region and beyond.\"\nDeclaring that Iran's \"brazenness hit new highs \"  he  theatrically held up a fragment of what  he  said was an Iranian drone shot down last week by Israel in Israeli airspace and challenged Zarif.\n\"Mr. Zarif  do you recognize this? You should  it's yours \"  Netanyahu  said. \"You can take back with you a message to the tyrants of Tehran — do not test Israel's resolve!\"\nTehran has denied that the drone belonged to Iran. Zarif on Sunday dismissed  Netanyahu 's stunt as \"a cartoonish circus... which does not even deserve the dignity of a response.\"\nIranian troops  along with Hezbollah and other Iranian-backed Shiite forces  have aided Syrian President Bashar Assad in his war against rebel groups.  Netanyahu  has repeatedly warned that  he  will not accept a permanent Iranian military presence in postwar Syria  fearing that Iran and its Shiite allies would turn their attention to Israel.\nIsrael's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  delivers a speech during the International Security Conference in Munich  Germany  Sunday  Feb. 18  2018. (Sven Hoppe/dpa via AP)\n Netanyahu  has been projecting a business-as-usual approach on  his  visit to Germany amid uproar at home after police on Tuesday said was sufficient evidence to indict  him  for bribery  fraud and breach of trust in two cases.  The Israeli leader  has angrily rejected the accusations and denounced what  he  describes as an overzealous police investigation.  He  has also dismissed the accusations as a witch hunt orchestrated by a hostile media.\nZarif suggested  Netanyahu  might be escalating tensions with Iran simply to distract from  his  domestic problems.\nDenouncing what  he  said were Israel's \"almost daily illegal incursions into Syrian airspace \" Zarif said Israel was trying \"to create these cartoonish images to blame others for its own strategic blunders  or maybe to evade the domestic crisis they're facing.\"",
            "output": [
                "Benjamin Netanyahu"
            ]
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            "input": "ALBUQUERQUE  N.M. (AP) — Al Hurricane  known as the \"Godfather of New Mexico music\" for developing a distinct sound bridging the state's unique Hispanic traditions with country and rock  died Sunday.\nHis son  Al Hurricane Jr.  told The Associated Press that his father died from complications related to a long battle against prostate cancer. Two of his daughters were at his side.\n Hurricane  began his professional music career by singing in Albuquerque Old Town restaurants before releasing his first songs  \"Lobo\" and \"Racer\" under the band Al Hurricane & the Night Rockers in 1962.\nIn 1969  while on a trip to Colorado  a car carrying  Hurricane  and five band members skidded on an icy bridge and flipped five times. A piece of glass struck Hurricane  and he lost his right eye. He would wear an eye patch for this rest of his life  and it would become part of his unique look.\nFile - In this March 7  2011  file photo  Al Hurricane  center  looks on as former New Mexico Senator Pete Domenici  right  joins former U.S. Rep. Heather Wilson  R-N.M.  left  at an event in Albuquerque  N.M. Hurricane  known as the \"Godfather of New Mexico music\" for developing a distinct sound bridging the state's unique Hispanic traditions with country and rock  has died. Hurricane died Sunday  Oct. 22  2017  from complications related to prostate cancer. He was 81. (Pat Vasquez-Cunningham/The Albuquerque Journal via AP)",
            "output": [
                "Al Hurricane"
            ]
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            "input": "Investigators have released new details in the mysterious case of a young mother in Northern California who vanished for three weeks last year — including the discovery of male DNA on  her  clothing  even though the so-called “super mom” claimed  her  kidnappers were women.\n Sherri Papini  disappeared on November 2  2016 while  she  was out for a run near  her  home.\nThe Shasta County sheriff’s department said that investigators collected male DNA from the clothing that  she  was wearing when  she  was found. Female DNA also was discovered on  Papini ’s body. The samples have not been identified.\nDays before Papini’s disappearance  police said  she  was texting with a man in Michigan  and the two tried to meet up while he was in California. Investigators later interviewed the man  and determined he was not involved in  Papini ’s disappearance.\nThe mother of two disappeared in Shasta County  about 215 miles north of San Francisco.  Her  phone  with headphones attached  was found alongside the rural road where  she  lived in the little community of Mountain Gate  north of Redding  according to The Mercury News.  Papini  was found alongside Interstate 5 in Yolo County  about 100 miles from  her  home on Thanksgiving.\nThe FBI on Wednesday also released sketches of two women who  Papini  said abducted her.\nThe first woman was described by  Papini  as Hispanic  between 20 and 30 years old  about 5 feet 5 inches tall  with coarse  curly dark hair  thin eyebrows and pierced ears  FBI officials said.\n“This has been an extraordinarily difficult time for our entire family ” he said in a written statement Wednesday. “We ask that the media please respect our need for privacy as  Sherri  continues to heal and we work towards putting our lives back together.”\nPapini and  her  husband are believed to still live in Redding  Calif.\n“It has taken time for  Sherri  to recover to a point to be able to provide accurate details to the sketch artist ” the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release  noting FBI artists are being released 10 months after  her  disappearance because of  Papini ’s difficulty in recalling what  her  abductors looked like. “The sketches then needed to be finalized and approved for release by the FBI.”\n Papini  also told investigators the women were driving a dark-colored SUV with a “large rear side window.”\n“ Sherri  continues to look at photographs of various makes and models of SUV’s in an effort to provide a more detailed description ” the sheriff’s office said.\nThe sheriff’s office also gave additional details on  Papini ’s physical condition when  she  was found.\n Her  nose was broken  and  she  was wearing a chain restraint around  her  waist.  Her  blonde hair had been cut to shoulder length  and  she  had a brand burned into  her  right shoulder.\nThe sheriff’s office added  “ Sherri   however  stated  she  had not been sexually assaulted  and there is no physical evidence to indicate otherwise.”",
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            "input": "Related Magic Leap: Founder of Secretive Start-Up Unveils Mixed-Reality Goggles Rony Abovitz talks with Glixel about the tech and ambitions behind new MR Goggles\n Rony Abovitz  seems at home in  his  office  a sizable cube made up of three glass walls and one constructed of an array of oddly-shaped shelving seemingly custom designed to hold  its  collection of models  toys  books and other pop culture jetsam. There are two others in the room with us  but after I ask  Abovitz  about  his  inspiration   he  drops into a monolog that lasts  with few interruptions  about an hour. In it   he  tells me a bit of  his  childhood   his  college days  the growth and sale of  his  first company and finally the technology that empowers everything they do at Magic Leap.\nWhat started  Abovitz  down  his  unique path was a love of the creator - of the science fiction  authors and painters who would later have a tremendous impact on  his  life. Those creations   he  says  put an idea in your head  those ideas become dreams and those dreams inspire a strong desire to figure out how to turn them into reality. “At least  for me ”  he  says. “I think I grew up watching a lot of cartoons  a lot of science fiction  also reading a lot of great novels from Elie Wiesel and all kinds of people.”\n“I think a lot of people who want to do those things  they write books; they do art  they write music ”  he  says. “That's where you can do everything you want  you can imagine  it  and  it  can happen over there. But I was like  ‘What if that stuff could happen in the world?’”\nThat early love of science fiction and of things that may one day possibly be is what likely drove  Abovitz  to study biomedical engineering in college. After working on his Masters  a project that involved the creation of shape-memory aortic implants   Abovitz ’ interested shifted to orthopedic surgery and neurosurgery.\n“I was imagining this very high-tech thing going on  where there are people in space suits and like infrared stuff. You just wave something over and you automatically have this miniaturized healing process with tiny little droids ”  he  says. “But it was the opposite of that; it was like Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I literally had blood and bone sprayed all over me. I was in a hip surgery and it was just horrifying.\nSo he and a team of like-minded friends and colleagues set about building an operating system for the operating room and a robotic arm to help improve surgeries. That first company later became Mako Surgical Corp. While the introduction of robotic arms into orthopedic surgery was a breakthrough  it brought along with it a number of other key inventions and gave  Abovitz   his  first taste of being bringing science fiction into the real world.",
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            "input": "Pence  who is set to lead the U.S. delegation at the opening ceremonies Friday  made the announcement in Japan on Wednesday  following meetings with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.\nIn meetings with government leaders  military officials and U.S. service members  Pence said he wants to make sure the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics don't distract from North Korea's human rights abuses and nuclear program. He met with  Abe  at his official residence to discuss increasing pressure on the North.\n\"The United States is with you in this challenge \" Pence told  Abe  as they began their talks. \"And we will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of Japan  the people of South Korea  and our allies and partners across the region until we achieve the global objective of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.\"\nU.S. Vice President Mike Pence speaks during a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister  Shinzo Abe  at  Abe 's official residence in Tokyo  Wednesday  Feb. 7  2018. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi  Pool)\nU.S. Vice President Mike Pence  left  speaks with  Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe  during a joint press conference at  Abe 's official residence in Tokyo  Wednesday  Feb. 7  2018. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi  Pool)\n Abe  echoed Pence's comments  urging countries \"not to be lured by the charm offensive of North Korea.\" He added that the U.S. and Japan are \"100 percent on the same page\" on North Korean policy.",
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            "input": "Mavis Staples  was just eight years old when  one evening in 1948   her  father  Roebuck \"Pops\" Staples  sat  her  and  her  siblings down on the floor of their South Side Chicago apartment  and taught them their first-ever song: the country-gospel traditional \"Will the Circle Be Unbroken.\"\nSeventy years later  and little more than 10 miles north of that same childhood home  Mavis Staples was in  Jeff Tweedy's  loft recording studio listening to some new songs  he  had written when  Tweedy  began strumming a plaintive folk number called \"Peaceful Dream.\"\nAs soon as  he  began to play the song  Staples was immediately reminded of her first experience as a singer.\n Tweedy  was overjoyed; that's exactly what  he  had intended.\n\"Mavis \"  he  responded  \"I'm even playing a couple of Pops' guitar licks in there.\"\n\"Peaceful Dream\" forms the backbone of Staples' latest album  If All I Was Was Black  her third collaboration with  Tweedy  since 2010. It is the latest release in an incredibly prolific period of work from Staples  during which she has toured nearly constantly  appeared at several high-profile tribute concerts in her honor  and found time to team up with M. Ward for her rootsy 2016 record Livin' on a High Note.\nBut unlike her first two cheery  largely apolitical records with  Tweedy   including  their  Grammy-winning 2010 collaborative debut You Are Not Alone  Staples' new album – out November 17th – is a pointed piece of social commentary that directly recalls the social-justice anthems Mavis once sang with the Staple Singers alongside Dr. Martin Luther King in the Sixties.\n\"Mavis was really surprisingly OK with sounding angry  \" Tweedy  says of their new album. \"It's the first time since we started working together where there's been a righteous anger that she's been comfortable with.\"\n\"Mavis and I talked about how sadly  the time isn't right to put out another happy  feel-good record \" Tweedy explains. \"It's time to remind people that the songs that she sings from the time with her father and the Staple Singers  back when they were embedded in the civil-rights movement  those songs aren't nostalgic. I think people can sometimes take them that way when she does her shows. I thought it would be great if we could make a record that was all about now and that really hammered home the point that this is not a struggle that's over. In a lot of ways it's not a struggle that  we 've even begun the types of conversations that we need to have.\"\n\"I've never taken 'Freedom Highway' out of my set  because I knew  we  weren't finished  my work wasn't finished \" says Staples. \"But I never thought I'd have to go this far.\"\n\"Jeff Tweedy and I knew  we  had to get back together \" she continues. \"I had to get back to the master  back to the downright poet. Me and Jeff Tweedy   we 've been there  I more so than Tweedy has  and  we  know what  we 're talking about   we  know what needs to be heard.\"\nOne song that Staples specifically played a large part in writing was the title track. In its earliest stage   Tweedy  was hesitant about even singing the song himself  asking Staples if  she  thought it was OK for  him  to show  her  an early version of the song. \"There's a demo version of me singing 'If All I Was Was Black '\"  Tweedy  says with nervous laughter. \"I don't know if that should ever see the light of day.\"\nWhen  her  record label was testing out various ideas for the album cover  Mavis Staples insisted on a stark  side-profile photograph of the singer that covered most of her face in dark shadows.\n\"They were trying out some different ideas and I said no  'Just put me on the cover  black as I can be '\"  she  says. \"It's beautiful.\"\nStaples was inspired to record  her  new album  in part  by a recent slew of young singers  she 's seen carry on  her  tradition of socially minded freedom songs. In the past year alone  Rhiannon Giddens named  her  most recent album Freedom Highway (and covered the Staple Singer original)  while artists like Gorillaz and Benjamin Booker have enlisted Staples to sing on 2017 anthems like \"Let Me Out\" and \"Witness.\"\nWhen Staples first heard the latter  written by Booker   she  thought  \"Lord  thank you Jesus  we got some help. Me and  Tweedy  got some help.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Officials at the U.S. Embassy said they interviewed Cheema this week  and sent a report of his account to the State Department. E-mails sent to the spokesmen for the ISI and the Pakistani army requesting comment were not answered.\n Cheema had won a Daniel Pearl Journalism Fellowship to train foreign journalists in 2007 and worked in The New York Times newsroom for six months at that time. He has worked at The News since 2007.\n In interviews  he said his car was stopped near his home in the capital by men with the words \"no fear\" inscribed on their clothes. Once he was blindfolded and driven to the safe house  he was handed over to another group of men who carried out the abuse  he said. After six hours  he was dumped on a road 100 miles from the capital  Islamabad.\n Cheema says he wrote more than 50 articles this year that questioned various aspects of the conduct of the military and the government  including corruption accusations against the president  Asif Ali Zardari.\n In his article  Cheema reported that two members of the Special Services Group  an elite commando squad  were being denied fair justice during the court-martial proceedings.\n In another article  Cheema wrote that the suspects in a major terrorist attack against a bus carrying ISI employees were acquitted because of the \"mishandling\" of the court case by the intelligence agency.\n While Cheema has chosen to publicize his case  he is not the only journalist or politician to come under the apparent harassment of the security services.\n Earlier this year  Cheema said he was called to a coffee shop in Islamabad by an ISI officer and warned to fall into line.\n At a journalists' seminar in Lahore  the editor of a weekly newspaper  Najam Sethi  said it was up to the ISI to declare who had attacked Cheema.",
            "output": [
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                "Cheema"
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            "input": "LOS ANGELES (AP) — Oklahoma’s  Dimitri Flowers and Georgia’s Christian Payne  have the same title but very different job descriptions.\n Both  are listed as fullbacks. For Flowers  that’s really a misnomer. Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley thinks of Flowers as an H-back  as in hybrid. The senior lines up everywhere — receiver  tight end  tailback — allowing the Sooners’ offense to quickly morph from one look to another.\n“Really  really  tough ” Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley said Saturday at Rose Bowl media day. “Most guys  just learning to play one position well is difficult. For  (Flowers)   you’re talking about playing three of four different positions and being able to do them at a high level.”\n Flowers  said  he  has lined up in as many as eight different spots during a single game.\n“Besides quarterback   he ’s got to know as much as anybody ” co-offensive coordinator Cale Gundy said.\n Flowers  has only 36 touches this season (13 carries and 23 catches)  but  he  has scored eight touchdowns (four rushing and four receiving). As a runner  the 247-pounder mostly handles short yardage  averaging 2.0 yards per carry. As a receiver   he  is a big-play threat at 17.9 yards a catch.\nFlowers’ versatility allows the Sooners to operate up-tempo because they don’t need to change personnel as often. Tight end Mark Andrews provides similar benefits. The All-American is split out wide or lined up in the slot far more than  he  is in tight  next to an offensive tackle.  He ’ll occasionally line up in the backfield. Running back Rodney Anderson is also a major part of Oklahoma’s passing game  with 16 catches for 283 yards and five touchdowns.",
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            "input": "Inside the immigration office in Tel Aviv   Yohannes Tesfagabr  considered  his  options.  He  could not return to Eritrea  a country  he  risked  his  life to flee in 2010.  He  hoped to avoid the fate of compatriots who languished in a desert jail for illegally staying in Israel.\nTwo weeks later  he  was on a flight to Uganda.\n Tesfagabr  said  his  group of Eritreans was not taken through the official immigration desk upon arrival in Uganda. They were ushered through the cargo area by a Ugandan official and driven to a hotel in the capital  Kampala. Their passports were confiscated. Hours later  the undocumented Eritreans were dismissed.\nThe five other Eritreans declined to talk to The Associated Press because of safety concerns. But  Tesfagabr  said  he  wanted to speak out because  he  felt  he  had been harshly treated by Israel  a country  he  had grown to love.\n\"My Hebrew is four times better than my English \"  he  said one recent evening.\n Tesfagabr   a village boy who felt hopeless after being forcefully conscripted into Eritrea's army  arrived in Israel in 2012  the victim of alleged traffickers in Sudan who helped him cross a border point in the Sinai after his family was made to pay a $3 900 ransom. To force his parents to pay  his captors beat him and staged mock executions.\nWhen two compatriots were jailed for overstaying their visas   Tesfagabr  knew  his  days were numbered.",
            "output": [
                "Yohannes Tesfagabr"
            ]
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            "input": "WATCH: Raheem Kassam took the BBC down a peg for obsessing over Trump's Twitter account while ignoring the real issues  like how the British establishment are using this to drive a wedge between Britain and her ally the U.S.  the dangers of radical Islamism  and the hollowing out of our societies.\nBreitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam hit back at the BBC’s rolling coverage of United States President’s Twitter account Thursday  remarking the response to recent Tweets was more akin to preparations for war than mere social media.\nCriticising the massive  “breathless coverage” of Wednesday’s retweets by the President of a series of videos purporting to show Islamist outrages   Kassam  told BBC anchor Jane Hill that ” the whole media and political establishment [has gone into] hysterical overdrive  over Tweets.”\nHammering the point home   Kassam  continued: “An emergency debate in Parliament — are we so scared of these fringe organisations these days that we have to have an emergency debate in Parliament  the Archbishop of Canterbury  the Prime Minister  the Home Secretary. These are things you do in a time of war  not over a couple of Tweets.”\nResponding to the BBC following the British government in pouring scorn on President Trump for retweeting videos of Muslim attacks   Kassam  said: “You made a misstatement there. You call  it  inflammatory — two out of the three of those tweets we know are factual things that happened and the world needs to know about them.",
            "output": [
                "Raheem Kassam"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-d7dc68f1c8284051b43ff8d8086483ab",
            "input": "But now he has been elected president and accordingly , if I could have helped shape foreign policy to protect the country I love , I would have been more than willing to do so ,\" Romney said through a spokesperson . \nHow does Romney now speak out when Trump next disgraces himself & the country on something Romney cares about ? \nAnd while the Trump team offered cordial , diplomatic niceties for Romney , a step removed from that orbit , the president-elect 's confidants were gloating about a former rival 's diminishment . \nAs Romney noted , he and Reid have a fraught history , with the senator once infamously accusing Romney of not having paid taxes for 10 years . \n\"Mitt Romney is somebody I had respect for ,\" Reid said , in a somewhat dubious assertion . \nBut it stood to reason that next to Trump 's other options for secretary of state , Reid might have found Romney the most capable of the bunch . \nHe replied that by showing a willingness to work for a man he so thoroughly criticized , Romney had proved himself incapable for the task of secretary of state . \n\"I would n't want someone who has the character that Mitt Romney is showing ,\" Reid said . \nOver the past few weeks , Donald Trump made a spectacle of his consideration of Mitt Romney for the role of America 's chief diplomat . \nOn Tuesday morning , \"The Apprentice : Foggy Bottom Edition\" culminated in Trump announcing that he was passing over Romney for the post , choosing Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson instead . \n\"Donald Trump was interviewing Mitt Romney for secretary of State in order to torture him ,\" Stone said . \nIn dispensing with Romney the way he did , Trump defanged a potential critic . \nRomney 's defenders have framed his decision to offer himself up for the secretary of state position as an act of patriotism . \nIn a statement to HuffPost , Romney expressed no regret for changing his approach to a president-elect he once called a con artist . \nReid argued that Romney , who 'd called Trump a fraud during the presidential campaign , had lost any ability to criticize the soon-to-be-president by eagerly offering himself up for the secretary of state gig .",
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                "Mitt Romney"
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            "input": "The testimony by EPA Principal Deputy Assistant Administrator Barry Breen before a House oversight subcommittee conflicts with the agency's policy positions under President Donald Trump  who has called climate change a hoax. Breen's boss  EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt  is an ardent fossil fuel promoter who questions the validity of mainstream climate science.\nUnder the Obama administration  EPA issued a robust plan for prioritizing cleanup and protection of toxic sites located in flood zones and areas vulnerable to sea level rise. However  a Superfund Task Force appointed by  Pruitt  last year issued a 34-page list of recommendations that makes no mention of climate change  flooding risks from stronger storms or rising seas.\nEPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox did not respond to questions Thursday about whether  Pruitt  agreed with Breen's testimony or precisely what the agency is currently doing to address to risks posed to Superfund sites by climate change.\n Pruitt  says  he  has made faster Superfund site cleanups a high priority for the agency.  Pruitt 's task force on the issue is led by Albert \"Kell\" Kelly  a former Oklahoma banker with no experience as an environmental regulator.\nAP reported in August that  Pruitt  hired Kelly as a senior adviser at EPA after federal financial regulators cited Kelly for unspecified violations while serving as the top executive at a community bank in Oklahoma. Kelly previously served as chairman of Tulsa-based SpiritBank  which provided a $6.8 million financing when  Pruitt  and  his  business partners purchased Oklahoma City's minor league baseball team in 2003.",
            "output": [
                "Scott Pruitt"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-5a33262691434b7a947e0eac9fb3118e",
            "input": "Olympic gymnast McKayla Maroney  shared the story of  her  alleged sexual assault at the hands of former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar in an emotional statement on Twitter late Tuesday night.\n Maroney  said  she  was inspired by the #metoo movement on social media  which has encouraged victims to share their personal stories in order to show the widespread problem of sexual harassment and sexual assault. The hashtag was inspired by the allegations of harassment and assault against movie executive Harvey Weinstein. Weinstein  through a spokesperson  has denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex.\n\"I was molested by Dr. Larry Nassar  the team doctor for the US Women’s National Gymnastics Team  and Olympic Team  \" Maroney  said in the statement. \"Dr. Nassar told me that I was receiving 'medically necessary treatment that he had been performing on patients for over 30 years.'\n\"For me  the scariest night of my life happened when I was 15 years old \"  Maroney  continued. \"I had flown all day and night with the team to get to Tokyo. He’d given me a sleeping pill for the flight  and the next thing I know  I was all alone with him in his hotel room getting a 'treatment.' I thought I was going to die that night.\"\n Maroney  proposed four ideas to change the pattern of assault: speaking out; holding \"people  institutions  organizations\" and \"especially those in positions of power\" accountable; education and prevention; and  finally  having \"zero tolerance for abusers and those who protect them.\"\nIn a statement to ABC News today  USA Gymnastics said it “admires the courage of  those  like McKayla Maroney  who have come forward to share their personal experiences with sexual abuse . Because of  their  strength in coming forward  predators can be held accountable for  their  actions. We  like so many others  are outraged and disgusted by the conduct of which Larry Nassar is accused. We are sorry that any athlete has been harmed during her or his gymnastics career.”",
            "output": [
                "McKayla Maroney"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Ty Dolla $ ign and YG unveiled a vibrant new video for \" Ex  \" their collaboration from the R & B star ' s 2017 album   Beach House 3 . \" Ex \" boasts a throwback Nineties beat based around a sample of 112 ' s \" Only You \" featuring the Notorious B . I . G . The David Camarena - directed clip fittingly finds  Ty Dolla  $ ign and YG sauntering through lively party scenes and driving lowriders outfitted with hydraulics .  Ty Dolla  $ ign will embark on a North American trek in support of Beach House 3 this winter . The Don ' t Judge Me Tour kicks off February 21st in Santa Ana   California and wraps April 12th in Los Angeles . Throughout the tour   Ty will receive support from TC Da Loc and Dre Sinatra   while 24hrs   Marc E . Bassy and Toni Romiti will appear as special guests during different stretches . In an interview with Rolling Stone   Ty Dolla $ ign spoke about growing as a singer and trying to revive R & B with Beach House 3 . \" Remember when R & B used to be on the Hot 100 ? It just stopped  \" he said . \" I felt like I had to dumb myself down a lot . I know a lot of people feel like that . There ' s a lot of people out there that can really sing   but you don ' t really hear them … With this project   I sung my ass off . But it ' s still gonna be a mainstream vibe . That ' s all I ' m trying to do : Make a lane for the singers .\"",
            "output": [
                "Ty Dolla"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-03dc8c207765418e952e94981fdcd8f5",
            "input": "Image copyright EPA Image caption  Barnaby Joyce  will take one week of leave  Malcolm Turnbull says\nIn a press briefing  he condemned  Barnaby Joyce  for a \"shocking error of judgement\".\n Mr Joyce  will take a leave of absence from Monday amid scrutiny over whether he breached ministerial standards.\nBoth  Mr Joyce  and Mr Turnbull deny that any rules  as defined  were broken.\n\" Barnaby  made a shocking error of judgement in having an affair with a young woman working in  his  office \"  he  said.\n\"In doing so  he  has set off a world of woe for those women  and appalled all of us. Our hearts go out to them.\"",
            "output": [
                "Barnaby Joyce Barnaby",
                "Barnaby"
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            "input": "\"Anyone right of Bernie Sanders is considered intolerant and a bigot .",
            "output": [
                "Bernie Sanders"
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            "id": "task419-e795c07ce0fe4578842a945592f48a1b",
            "input": "\"As far as talent-wise , I match up with Kevin -LSB- Durant -RSB- , LeBron -LSB- James -RSB- , I match up with the best guys in the world ,\" Beasley told Bleacher Report 's Yaron Weitzman . \nIt 's safe to say , however , that even at his best he wo n't come close to approaching the productivity of LeBron James or Kevin Durant .",
            "output": [
                "LeBron James"
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            "input": "Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman has stripped down for Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit issue.\nThe move comes after  Raisman  made headlines recently for presenting a powerful 13-minute testimony against Larry Nassar during which she directly told the former Olympic doctor  “You are nothing.\"\n“I would like to remind everyone that being a survivor is nothing to be ashamed of  and going through a hard time does not define you ”  Raisman  said to SI Swim. “I hope that we can one day get to a point where everyone realizes that women do not have to be modest to be respected. We are free to draw confidence and happiness in our own way  and it is never for someone else to choose for us or to even judge us for that matter.”\n“For me  ‘In Her Own Words’ serves as a reminder that we are all humans  we are all battling something  and it is OK to not be OK ”  Raisman  said. “We are not alone and we need each other.”\n“You lose a part of yourself when you’re abused ”  Raisman  recently told People. “I lost a part of myself  and I’m getting it back by speaking out.”",
            "output": [
                "Aly Raisman"
            ]
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            "input": "A report with the New York Times today is saying that there was more to the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting between Donald Trump Jr.  several members of the Trump campaign team  and a Kremlin-connected attorney   Natalia V. Veselnitskaya   was more calculated than originally reported.\nBut interviews and records show that in the months before the meeting   Ms. Veselnitskaya  had discussed the allegations with one of Russia’s most powerful officials  the prosecutor general  Yuri Y. Chaika. And the memo  she  brought with  her  closely followed a document that Mr. Chaika’s office had given to an American congressman two months earlier  incorporating some paragraphs verbatim. The coordination between the Trump Tower visitor and the Russian prosecutor general undercuts Ms. Veselnitskaya’s account that  she  was a purely independent actor when  she  sat down with Donald Trump Jr.  Jared Kushner  the president’s son-in-law  and Paul J. Manafort  then the Trump campaign chairman. It also suggests that emails from an intermediary to the younger Mr. Trump promising that  Ms. Veselnitskaya  would arrive with information from Russian prosecutors were rooted at least partly in fact — not mere “puffery ” as the president’s son later said.\nThe memo that  Ms. Veselnitskaya  brought to the Trump Tower meeting alleged that Ziff Brothers Investments  an American firm  had illegally purchased shares in a Russian company and evaded tens of millions of dollars of Russian taxes. The company was the financial vehicle of three billionaire brothers  two of them major donors to Democratic candidates including Mrs. Clinton. By implication   Ms. Veselnitskaya   said  those political contributions were tainted by “stolen” money. Kremlin officials viewed the charges as extremely significant. The Ziff brothers had invested in funds managed by William F. Browder  an American-born financier and fierce Kremlin foe. Mr. Browder was the driving force behind a 2012 law passed by Congress imposing sanctions on Russian officials for human rights abuses. The law  known as the Magnitsky Act  froze Western bank accounts of officials on the sanctions list – including Mr. Chaika’s deputy — and banned them from entering the United States. It was named after Sergei L.Magnitsky  a tax lawyer who had worked for Mr. Browder and who died in a Moscow jail after exposing a massive fraud scheme involving Russian officials.\nAs a former prosecutor for the Moscow regional government   Veselnitskaya  has traveled to the U.S. quite a bit  in order to lobby against the Magnitsky Act.\nWhile investigating Mr. Browder and his investors   Ms. Veselnitskaya  unearthed what  she  considered evidence of a financial and tax fraud scheme. In October 2015   she  took  her  findings about Mr. Browder and the Ziff brothers directly to Mr. Chaika  Russia’s top prosecutor and a man whom  she  has said  she  knows personally. Mr. Chaika was highly pleased with  her  report  according to a former colleague of  Ms. Veselnitskaya  who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of repercussions. In April 2016   Ms. Veselnitskaya  teamed with Mr. Chaika’s office to pass the accusations to an American congressional delegation visiting Moscow. An official with the Russian prosecutor general’s office gave a memo detailing the charges — stamped “confidential”— to Representative Dana Rohrabacher  a California Republican who is considered to be one of the most pro-Russia lawmakers in Congress and who heads a subcommittee that helps oversee U.S. policy toward Russia.\n Ms. Veselnitskaya  handed a nearly identical memo to Representative French Hill  Republican of Arkansas.  She  has said  she  also met with Mr. Rohrabacher then  although he said that he does not recall the encounter. The next month  Mr. Chaika’s office described the alleged scheme on prosecutor general’s website.\nThe documents brought by  Veselnitskaya  resembled the same documents given to Rohrabacher  with some of the wording exact.\nRussian elites have been known to mount independent initiatives to curry favor with the Kremlin. But a number of well-known Russian analysts called it inconceivable that  Ms. Veselnitskaya  would have bypassed  her  own government to deliver what are now unmistakably official allegations to an American presidential campaign. Said Gleb O. Pavlovsky  the president of the Fund for Effective Politics  a Moscow research institute: “She had guidance.”",
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                "Natalia V. Veselnitskaya"
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            "input": "Five months after the deadliest human smuggling tragedy in more than a decade unfolded in his city   San Antonio Police Chief William McManus  did something unusual:  He  opted to retain local control over a similar investigation  rather than hand the case off to  his  federal counterparts at Immigration and Customs Enforcement. In the process  the police chief released a dozen immigrants found in a tractor trailer from government custody and opened himself up to criticism from proponents of President Donald Trump’s hard-line immigration agenda.\nAccording to a police report shared with The Intercept and comments  McManus  made to reporters Thursday  the story began on December 23  when an SAPD officer responded to a call regarding a suspicious 18-wheeler parked with its trailer door open. A man who identified himself as the owner of the truck was pacing around the vehicle  the responding officer reported. Inside the trailer  along both sides  were a dozen people — 10 men and two women. When the officer asked one of the men where he was from  the man responded  “Guatemala.”\nBy the time  McManus  arrived  the 12 individuals  suspected of being undocumented immigrants  were seated on a curb. Consistent with past investigations  special agents with ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations wing had already been notified.  McManus  said Thursday that  he  was at the scene “for probably a good hour and a half” before  he  made a highly uncommon call: Breaking with tradition   his  department would handle the case on its own  pursuing it as a state-level smuggling investigation.\nThe driver  Herbert Alan Nichols  was arrested. Under questioning at police headquarters  the 58-year-old reportedly admitted to picking up the migrants at a warehouse in the border city of Laredo. Under the state smuggling charge  he could serve as many as 20 years in prison. Following interviews with detectives  the men and women found in the trailer  ranging from ages 16 to 41  were released to local organizations working on immigration issues.  McManus  told the press that  his  officers did not have the jurisdiction to hold the individuals and enforce immigration laws against them.\nWhile  McManus ’s decision to handle the investigation in-house might seem less than noteworthy  layers of context suggest otherwise.\nThe state smuggling charge  McManus  and  his  department chose to pursue in the case is similarly uncommon  at least in the frequency it has been used. At Thursday’s press conference  San Antonio District Attorney Nico LaHood said it was the first time the charge had been brought to his office since taking the job in 2015. The Express News reported the statute has only led to one conviction in Bexar County  where the truck was found  since it was signed into law in 2011.  McManus  said  his  decision to keep the investigation under the SAPD umbrella and pursue the state-level smuggling charge was “situational” and “based on a fairly fluid situation on the scene ” not the result of a change in policy.\n“This is not necessarily the way every case is going to be handled going forward ”  he  said.\nThe San Antonio police chief’s careful description of his decision in December is likely linked to the tumultuous state of immigration enforcement politics playing out in Texas  which  in turn  reflects debates swirling around immigration policies nationwide. By noting that his decision was not part of any change in policy   McManus  appeared to be making an effort to avoid any accusations that  he  was in violation of the controversial  newly passed Texas law  known as SB4  which penalizes public officials who oversee policies that prevent police officers from asking individuals about their immigration status. Although SB4 has been challenged in the courts  this particular provision remains in place. Locally   McManus  is already facing pushback for  his  decision. Mike Helle  president of the union for San Antonio police officers  told the Express News  “If any one of our guys did this  any one of them  they’d probably be put on administrative duty and terminated from the Police Department.”\nAsked if the deportation of material witnesses in the July case informed  his  decision in December   McManus  told reporters Thursday that it did not. “I don’t want to point fingers at any other agency ”  he  added. “We have a very  very  very good working relationship with HSI and intend to continue having a good relationship.”  McManus  said  he  met with the head of HSI in San Antonio that morning to discuss protocols for the handling of similar cases  though  he  would not say what those protocols include.\n McManus  did  however  add that  his  department was abiding by an agreement made with local immigrant rights organizations following the July tragedy to utilize a DOJ grant designed to help local law enforcement support victims in similar circumstances. Immigration advocates are hopeful that the police chief’s decision could mark a turn to a more compassionate  victim-centered approach in such cases. Whether such a shift is actually underway  or if it would survive the ultra-heated climate surrounding immigration enforcement politics  remains to be seen.",
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                "William McManus"
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            "input": "ALBANY  N.Y. —  Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo  has followed through on a promise to donate campaign contributions  he  has collected from disgraced Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein.\nState campaign finance filings show  Cuomo  gave $111 000  he  received from Weinstein to Women’s Justice Now  a New York City-based charitable organization associated with the National Organization for Women.\n Cuomo  first said  he  would give the money back in October  after several women stepped forward to accuse Weinstein of sexual misconduct. Weinstein has denied any nonconsensual sexual activity.\n Cuomo  says  he  plans to seek a third term this November.  He  also has been mentioned as a possible White House candidate in 2020.\nA fundraising report filed Wednesday says  Cuomo  has $30 million in  his  campaign account.",
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            "input": "\"This is a good blessing for both Chinese and Australian peoples  and it is also a vital element to promoting the balanced development of world economy and sustainable development \" Xi said.\n Xi said China has attached great importance to its relations with Australia and regarded Australia as a trust-worthy partner.\n He said both sides should make full use of various chances to push forward the bilateral comprehensive cooperative relationship into a higher level.\n The vice president thus put forward a five-point proposal on boosting the relationship  according to a press release issued by the Chinese delegation.\n He said both sides should further increase mutual political trust and keep timely and close communication on bilateral relations and other important issues of common concern.\n He also said both sides should expand and explore more substantial cooperation  adding that more efforts could be made on sustainable development cooperation  financial cooperation and two- way investment.\n Xi said both sides should enhance people-to-people and cultural exchange  so as to increase mutual trust  expand consensus and deepen mutual understanding and friendship.\n He also said both sides should properly handle some sensitive issues  adding that respecting each other's key interest and major concerns is a vital basis to sustain the long-term healthy development of the China-Australia relations.\n He said the issues like Taiwan and Tibet are concerned with sovereignty  territorial integrity and national security  which are vital principled issues related to China's key interest.\n China appreciates Australia's adherence to the one China principle and respect for China's sovereignty and territorial integrity  Xi noted.\n He also said both sides should enhance communication and coordination on multilateral and global issues  so as to make more contribution to world peace and development.\n Kevin Rudd  on his part  said the Australia-China relations are of vital importance to Australia  noting that Xi's current visit would push the development of bilateral relationship effectively.",
            "output": [
                "Xi Jinping",
                "Xi"
            ]
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            "input": "Before he was the governor of Massachusetts or the 2012 Republican presidential nominee , Mitt Romney launched an unsuccessful 1994 campaign to unseat Sen. Ted Kennedy . \n\"But I have to say that I would be very pleased if Mitt Romney did run for Senate . \n\"I am still not completely convinced that at 72 , Mitt wants to commute to D.C. to vote on obscure judges and the naming of post office buildings . \n... \"There 's no one on the planet who could beat Mitt Romney in a Senate race in Utah ,\" quipped Cann . \nIf Mitt Romney does run , there will be cheers from the gallery and enthusiasm from every corner of the state .\"",
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            "input": "A local magistrate issued an arrest warrant Monday for  DeAndre Harris  on a charge of unlawful wounding after a man  identified by  Harris'  attorney as Harold Ray Crews  reported that he was injured by the 20-year-old during the brawl. Crews  who describes himself as a \"Southern Nationalist\" and a lawyer on Twitter  did not return phone calls seeking comment.\nThe magistrate's charge against  Harris   who suffered a spinal injury and a head laceration that required 10 stitches  came less than 48 hours after a second rally by white supremacists and white nationalists in Charlottesville and caught the city's police department by surprise.\nZach D. Roberts / AP DeAndre Harris  bottom is assaulted in a parking garage beside the Charlottesville police station after a white nationalist rally was disbursed by police  in Charlottesville  Va.  on Aug. 12  2017.  DeAndre Harris   bottom is assaulted in a parking garage beside the Charlottesville police station after a white nationalist rally was disbursed by police  in Charlottesville  Va.  on Aug. 12  2017. (Zach D. Roberts / AP) (Zach D. Roberts / AP)\n Harris'  attorney  S. Lee Merritt  denounced the charge and said it was orchestrated by the League of the South  an organization labeled by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a hate group. Crews  who runs the group's North Carolina chapter  was not injured \"in any way\" by Harris  Merritt said.\n\"Did you hear the news?\" Wallace asked. \"DeAndre Harris is going to jail. Yeah  he is being booked this morning. His whole story was another race hoax.\"\n\"Dear Jacob Scott Goodwin  age 22  of Ward  Arkansas \" King posted on his Facebook page Sept. 24. \"We have looked for you for a month. In the end  it was your hair  your bracelets  your glasses  your tattoo on your forearm  the white supremacist pins and necklaces  and your own bragging online that helped us identify you as one of the felony attackers of DeAndre Harris in Charlottesville. Soon  you will be arrested ...\"",
            "output": [
                "DeAndre Harris"
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            "input": "But both Spinelli and Liman understood that , as with the Bush family , they could n't tell Seal 's story and not at least tip their hats to the cottage industry of fringe Clinton conspiracies involving him . \nThe most eyebrow-raising moments in American Made , however , come when Seal crosses paths with two other major historical figures : Bill Clinton and George W. Bush . \nSeal was murdered in 1986 , by Colombian nationals allegedly carrying out a contract on his life -- a fact that , coupled with the fuzzy details surrounding his possible collusion with federal intelligence officials , makes him terrific fodder for a different kind of storytelling , and is ultimately what led the filmmakers to include Clinton and Bush in American Made . \nFor example , Spinelli said , \"one of the big conspiracy theories around Barry is that he was -LSB- George -RSB- H.W. Bush 's personal pilot , and when Barry was killed , he had Bush 's phone number in his back pocket .\" \nWhich is how American Made , which opens Sept. 29 , ended up with a scene in which Seal is waiting for a meeting at the White House while sitting next to a young George W. Bush -LRB- Connor Trinneer -RRB- as they exchange small talk about piloting planes . \n\"I just wanted to put a little fun thing between Barry and George W. Bush to just sort of say , ` We 're not ignorant of those allegations , '\" said Liman .\" \nSpinelli said that since Seal reportedly did visit the Reagan White House , he was OK with placing him next to Bush , who also regularly visited the White House when his father was vice president . \n\"You know , there 's dramatic license there , but both -LSB- Seal and Bush -RSB- were pilots , and I just thought it would be a cool moment to have -LSB- H.W. Bush 's -RSB- son meet Barry in the hallway ,\" he said . \n-LRB- Representatives for George W. Bush did not respond to a request to comment . -RRB-",
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                "George W Bush",
                "Bush"
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            "id": "task419-43c5a89914d245c19ae8f50ea788bc4f",
            "input": "Outgoing Democratic Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe  told a national television audience  he 'd knock President Donald Trump to the floor if the president ever tried to intimidate him.\nDuring an interview Thursday on MSNBC's \"Hardball \" Chris Matthews asked  McAuliffe  how  he  would respond if Trump tried to intimidate him during a debate by hovering over him  as he did during the 2016 presidential election with Hillary Clinton  a close friend of  McAuliffe 's.\n\"You'd have to pick  him  up off the floor \"  McAuliffe  said.\nWhen Matthews laughed and asked if he meant he would \"deck\"  Trump  McAuliffe  answered with a straight face.\n\"But if  he  ever came over and leaned on  me  and got in my space  that would be the last time Donald Trump ever did that. I promise you that \" he added.\n McAuliffe   who was a top Democratic fundraiser before being elected governor in 2013  is set to leave office Saturday. He has been mentioned as a possible presidential candidate.\n McAuliffe  has been a vocal critic of Trump  particularly after Trump said \"both sides\" shared blame after white nationalists and counterprotestors clashed during a deadly rally in Charlottesville in August.\nDuring the \"Hardball\" interview   McAuliffe  also called Trump \"an embarrassment to our country.\"",
            "output": [
                "Terry McAuliffe"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-1936a05628c4481b88ec12aaf6256e6a",
            "input": "Comedian Bill Maher jokes about his newfound love for Mitt Romney during the latest episode of \"The Messy Truth ,\" a town hall series hosted by Van Jones . \nBack in 2012 , Maher reminds Jones in Thursday 's episode , he gave Obama \"a million dollars\" to prevent Romney , the then Republican presidential nominee , from becoming president . \nBut since the election of Donald Trump , Maher says , things are now so bad he \"would happily give that million dollars to Mitt Romney if he would take over the country .\" \n\"I gave it to prevent Mitt Romney from being president . \nNow I 'm begging Mitt Romney to be president ,\" he says .",
            "output": [
                "Mitt Romney"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-36b350e8edd74aedb567f2ad1cec9bd9",
            "input": "Olympic flag bearer Pita Taufatofua  is concerned about  his  home country of Tonga after it was hit by a cyclone that destroyed Parliament House as well as churches and homes.\nThe 34-year-old cross-country skier thanked people on Facebook for their messages of support and said  he  still hasn't heard if friends and family are safe.\n Taufatofua  gained international attention at the Winter Olympics when  he  marched bare chested into the opening ceremony carrying  his  country's flag.  He  also marched bare chested in the opening ceremony of the 2016 Summer Games in Rio  albeit in more mild conditions.\nNow that  he 's in South Korea preparing to compete  part of  him  wishes  he  was back home with  his  countrymen. In the meantime   he  is looking to help raise funds for the damaged country.\n He  competed in the Summer Olympics in taekwondo and decided to try  his  hand at cross-country skiing.  He  only picked up the sport within the last two years  but managed to qualify for the games on  his  last attempt.",
            "output": [
                "Pita Taufatofua"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "ROUGH CUT ( NO REPORTER NARRATION ) U . S . Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Tuesday played down an apparent split between the U . S . president and his top diplomat over outreach to North Korea   saying America ' s focus was still on finding a diplomatic solution to the dispute with Pyongyang . President Donald Trump   who has traded insults and threats with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in recent weeks   said on  Sunday Secretary of State Rex Tillerson  was \" wasting  his  time \" trying to negotiate with North Korea over its nuclear weapons program .  Tillerson    during a trip to China on Saturday   said the United States had direct channels of communication with the North and was probing Pyongyang to see if it was interested in dialogue . He expressed hope for reducing tensions with North Korea   which is fast advancing toward its goal of developing a nuclear - tipped missile capable of hitting the U . S . mainland . \" I do not see the divergence as strongly as some ... have interpreted it  \" Mattis said . \" President Trump ' s guidance to both Secretary Tillerson and me has been very clearly that we would ... pursue the diplomatic effort to include with the various initiatives with China  \" Mattis told a Senate hearing . \" I believe that Secretary Tillerson is accurately stating that we are probing for opportunities to talk with the North . All we ' re doing is probing . We ' re not talking with them   consistent with the president ' s dismay about not talking with them before the time is right .\"",
            "output": [
                "Rex Tillerson"
            ]
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            "input": "\"It doesn't matter what the causes are \" said  Art Hogan   managing director and chief market strategist at B. Riley Financial  a financial service company. \"You've got some great buying opportunities \" he told CNBC.\n\"We're selling everything because we're so concentrated in our ownership of stocks and ETFs that we're creating dislocations that are going to be massive opportunity for active managers and stock pickers \"  Hogan  said.\nIncreased volatility  or uncertainty in the size and direction of market changes  is good for banks   Hogan  said Thursday during \"Power Lunch.\" Add that to rising interest rates and net interest margins and what  Hogan  called a \"lighter regulatory touch\" and financials are a bargain.\n\"They're being sold like there is no economy or no economic growth going on \"  Hogan  said. \"They're being thrown out with the bath water.\"",
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                "Hogan"
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            "id": "task419-b73906d6b39b42fd9e9ab4a6d2b38e78",
            "input": "The similarities between Joe Kennedy III and Donald Trump are  in a sense  obvious. Both are white men  northeasterners  teetotalers. They are products of the Ivy League and great wealth. They joined their respective family trades – real estate for Trump  politics for Joe III.\nThe differences are obvious too  and more illuminating. Joe III is a liberal avatar of American institutions: the Kennedy family  Stanford  Harvard Law. Self-effacing in person  he recognizes how easy his path has been – he only briefly served as an assistant DA before taking a House seat -- and had  until now  chosen to mitigate charges of nepotism by playing the part of diligent backbencher. The Kennedys  for all their famous faults  have the saving grace that comes from being in on the joke; when President Kennedy appointed his younger brother attorney general  he quipped that he was just trying to give Bobby some experience before he started practicing law.\nThe result is the great destabilization of the Trump era. Few  it seems  have a firm grasp on what is happening  let alone what might happen next. Everybody  regardless of their ideology  thinks they're losing. A realignment appears to be happening in our politics  but nobody can agree on what it looks like. \"We all feel the fault lines of a fractured country \" as  Joe III  put it in  his  stilted  awkward speech on Tuesday night.\nThere is  of course  an element of nostalgia in liberalism's newfound fondness for our institutions. Trump-era liberalism  with its emphasis on American global leadership and veneration of federal agencies and the mainstream press  would be easily recognizable to that first generation of Kennedys. And in that sense  it makes sense that  Joe III  would become a natural face of contemporary Democratic politics.\nTuesday night was an attempt to make  Joe III  a symbol of institutional resistance to Trump. To the question of whether the institutions are worth saving  and therefore capable of reform   Joe III 's answer is an enthusiastic yes.  He  is  in a sense  already a symbol of how  his  own family has repaired itself from its reckless  impulsive  and selfish ways;  he  seems serious   he  is sober. The message  he  sends is that  his  family   his  party  and all the other institutions that nurtured  him  still have an innate and positive utility  an essential role to play. Where Trump says the rot must be amputated   Joe III  promises that a strong dose of antibiotics is all that's needed.\nWhether this message resonates among the Democratic rank-and-file is another story. While the liberal commentariat   Joe III's  natural constituency  remains fixated on norms and the need to defend institutions  a newly ascendant left sees civility as a neoliberal plot to uphold the status quo. And whereas  Joe III  and  his  ilk see Trump as an aberration  the left sees  him  as a symptom of a decayed political order  they  wish to abolish and replace.\nRobert Kennedy once said that he wished he had been born poor so he could have been a revolutionary. As his career advances  Joe III might harbor a similar desire  if only because his party is increasingly moving in a revolutionary direction.",
            "output": [
                "Joe III"
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            "input": "The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee is accusing President Donald Trump's White House of placing a \"gag order\" on  former chief strategist Steve Bannon   barring  him  from answering many questions as part of the panel's investigation into Russian election interference.\nRep. Adam Schiff of California says  Bannon  refused to answer questions about  his  time in the White House or  his  work on the presidential transition.  Bannon 's refusal prompted a subpoena from the committee's Republican chairman  Rep. Devin Nunes of California.\nSchiff says that was the first time Republicans on the committee had issued a subpoena in response to a witness refusing to answer questions at the instruction of the White House. Schiff says that the committee plans to bring  Bannon  back for another round of questioning.\n Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon  is refusing to answer questions from a House committee about  his  work during the presidential transition or  his  time working in President Donald Trump's White House.\nThat's according to Jack Langer  a spokesman for Rep. Devin Nunes of California  the Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. Langer tells The Associated Press that  Bannon  would not discuss those topics during a day-long  closed-door interview on Capitol Hill.\nIn response  Nunes issued a subpoena to compel  Bannon  to answer the committee's questions. It's unclear whether  Bannon  was more forthcoming afterward.\nEarlier Tuesday  a White House official said the president did not invoke executive privilege to prevent  Bannon  from answering the committee's questions. That official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.\nThe House Intelligence Committee subpoenaed  former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon  on Tuesday in a showdown over whether  he  could be forced to testify in the panel's Russia investigation.\n Bannon  walked into a closed-door meeting with House members Tuesday morning and was still being grilled Tuesday evening. Lawmakers wanted answers from  him  about President Donald Trump's thinking when  he  fired FBI Director James Comey.\nThe committee's Republican chairman  Rep. Devin Nunes of California  said he issued the subpoena  but he declined to discuss why or what questions he hoped to compel  Bannon  to answer.",
            "output": [
                "Steve Bannon"
            ]
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            "input": "Over a span of several months  71-year-old President Mamadou Tandja has imposed rule by decree  cracked down on opponents and the press  and dismantled parliament and the constitutional court  which oppose his plan and together represented the last real checks on his rule.\n On Tuesday  a controversial referendum could remove the last obstacle in Tandja's way -- the constitution -- replacing it with a new one that does away with term-limits and simultaneously gives him greatly boosted powers and an unprecedented three-year extension of his rule.\n \"He took the oath of office swearing on the Quran to protect our nation's democratic institutions \" opposition leader Mahamadou Issoufou said. \"But instead  he is destroying them.\"\n Opponents say Tandja is clinging to power so his family  clan and entourage can benefit from an influx of wealth from large-scale projects that are under way. Tandja denies it and says he is only obeying the will of his people  who he feels want him to finish projects to develop one of the poorest nations in the world.\n \"The people see the future and they are asking their president to continue to serve  so he completes this work \" Tandja told The Associated Press in an interview Friday at his residence  a complex of low-rise sand-brown buildings surrounded by palm trees. \"But the constitution does not permit me to stay ... that's why the people demand a new one. We need to find a way.\"\n \"It's an existential problem for many African heads of state \" said Mahamane Ousmane  who led parliament until Tandja dissolved it in May because lawmakers opposed the referendum. \"They can't imagine a normal life outside the palace. They say  'Will I be in exile? Will I be in prison? What will I do?'\"\n Ousmane defeated Tandja in a 1993 poll and served as president until he was toppled in a 1996 coup. Today he lives in a modest home on a dirt road in the sleepy capital.\n Tandja  however  told The AP he was \"afraid of nothing.\"\n Any influence foreign donors may have has been undermined by several huge new projects that have buoyed Tandja and are unlikely to grind to a halt. Among them: a US$5 billion (euro3.5 billion) deal with China to build an oil refinery and extract new crude from the desert  a US$1.7 billion (euro1.2 billion) accord with French nuclear giant Areva to build the world's second biggest uranium mine and a hydroelectric dam financed with US$50 million (euro35 million) from the Islamic Development Bank.\n Tandja claims his actions are legal  but opponents say he could only rule by decree if Niger was under threat and parliament was in place to safeguard against abuse. Tandja dissolved the constitutional court -- the only body that could judge such disputes -- after it ruled the referendum illegal. He then replaced it with another court whose members he appointed.\n The proposed new constitution would give him authority to name one third of a new 60-seat senate and the power to jail journalists who are deemed security threats without warning.\n A roadside florist  Hama Alhassane  hasn't seen the draft constitution and doesn't know how it differs from the current one. But \"whatever Tandja wants  I will do \" the 23-year-old said. \"Because he is the state and we must do what the state demands.\"\n State media only carry pro-referendum messages. A private TV station that broadcast a statement critical of Tandja was temporarily shut down.\n Tandja vowed to respect the outcome  telling The AP: \"If they say no  I will go.\"",
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                "Mamadou Tandja"
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            "input": "Timeline of events in  Chris Kennedy 's involvement with the construction of Cleveland's Medical Mart.\nTimeline of events in  Chris Kennedy 's involvement with the construction of Cleveland's Medical Mart.\nAs  Chris Kennedy  campaigns for governor   he ’s talked about  his  business successes.  He ’s pointed to  his  management of the Merchandise Mart  “one of the great economic engines of Illinois ” and to  his  role developing skyscrapers on Wolf Point along the Chicago River.  Kennedy   however  has not highlighted one of  his  biggest projects to date — a nearly half-billion dollar public-private partnership to build a convention center and Medical Mart in Cleveland. Local politicians  led by a longtime family friend  gave  Kennedy’s  company a no-bid contract and pushed through a controversial sales tax hike to pay for it. As the project got off the ground   Kennedy  told Cleveland residents the one-stop medical superstore would remake the Rust Belt city’s image into a “Disney World for doctors” and draw coveted medical conventions to town. Instead  the project was plagued by accusations of insider dealings  secrecy and failed promises.  Kennedy ’s company made millions of dollars  while residents are stuck paying more on items they purchase. Four years after the 235 000-square-foot Medical Mart opened its doors   Kennedy  and  his  company have long since departed amid criticism they did little to foster the original goals of the struggling project. Now rebranded the Global Center for Health Innovation  the building sits eerily empty most days — the glassy high-tech showrooms of its few tenants unstaffed and deserted. Subsequent management companies have failed to bring in revenue-producing tenants or the flood of health care trade shows once promised.  Kennedy  said  he  was only trying to help Cleveland’s leaders achieve their goals of a new convention center and a revitalized downtown.  He  said  his  company took on a project when few were looking at the city  and the long-term business plan shifted after  he  left. “It certainly wasn’t a secretive contract. It certainly wasn’t done without public scrutiny ”  he  told the Chicago Tribune in a recent interview. “I don’t know what generated more press coverage in Cleveland.” “Honestly  did we pull a fast one? Did we slide one by?”  Kennedy  added. “No  I don’t think any of that happened. I think everybody knew everything by the time we completed our deal. That’s what I believe.” Cuyahoga County’s current executive  Armond Budish  told reporters last month that he could call the Medical Mart building “an inherited albatross ” but chooses to remain hopeful the development someday will succeed. Tim Hagan  a  Kennedy  family friend  spearheaded the push for the Medical Mart when he was a county commissioner a decade ago. Hagan said he stands by his decision to support  Kennedy ’s project but acknowledged the development has fallen short. “The point of what we were trying to do is make the convention facility … more attractive for outside investments to come in for events ” Hagan said over coffee in a recent interview in Cleveland. “Has it worked out … as much as we thought it was going to work out  immediately? No  I don’t think so.” Heywood Sanders is an urban planning and public policy scholar who is critical of convention centers as publicly funded economic development projects. He has studied the Medical Mart deal for years and said Cleveland was blinded by its own misplaced hopes and the  Kennedy  mystique. “Desperate cities do desperate things ” said Sanders  a professor at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Sanders said no hard data existed showing that a Medical Mart would succeed or produce any economic benefits for Cleveland. “It didn’t make sense then  and it doesn’t seem to make sense now.” David Heinzmann / Chicago Tribune Global Center for Health Innovation's glass and pre-fab concrete panel structure offers wide views of the Cleveland downtown mall and skyline from its atrium-style ground floor  shown on Oct. 10  2017. Global Center for Health Innovation's glass and pre-fab concrete panel structure offers wide views of the Cleveland downtown mall and skyline from its atrium-style ground floor  shown on Oct. 10  2017. (David Heinzmann / Chicago Tribune) Once a bustling industrial metropolis  Cleveland experienced a hard slide into Rust Belt decline during the 1970s and ’80s. Its population and manufacturing base shrank as factories and mills closed down. One of the bright spots in the city’s economic landscape appeared to be health care. The Cleveland Clinic grew over the past 40 years to be one of the most renowned hospital complexes in the world — rivaling the Mayo Clinic as a destination for affluent patients around the globe seeking out the best  most innovative care. The clinic campus sits several miles east of the city’s downtown lakefront  which continued to decline over the years. Since the late ’70s  some civic leaders held onto the belief that renovating the outdated underground convention center might be the key to making the city center a destination once again. The political and financial capital to make it happen never materialized. Investing public money in building convention facilities is often a divisive issue. Boosters often say if you build it  they will come; others say the investment rarely pays off. William Bowen  a professor of public administration at Cleveland State University  puts himself in the latter category. Convention center deals typically underperform their projections that spurred their construction  he said. “Most of the time  the valuation of the impact of what’s built either doesn’t happen  or … they don’t  as a rule  pay back the public coffers ” Bowen said. “I think that’s borne out by the majority of the research.” The hospital’s involvement started to change the sense of possibility  and then  Kennedy ’s involvement would put it over the hump  Hagan said. The consensus version of how the development came about begins with Dr. Toby Cosgrove  Cleveland Clinic’s longtime president. According to  Kennedy   Cosgrove wanted to leverage the clinic’s cachet to revitalize downtown Cleveland. Cosgrove declined multiple interview requests.  Kennedy  said a New York real estate executive who was Cosgrove’s patient recommended Merchandise Mart and  Kennedy .  Kennedy  said Cosgrove called  him  to discuss the potential for a mart geared toward medical professionals.  Kennedy  said in 2005  he  and another Merchandise Mart official met with Cosgrove and local and state economic officials at the clinic.  Kennedy  said  he  suggested the new medical mart be tied into rebuilding Cleveland’s aging convention center.\n“We had explained that marts really work best in conjunction with trade show facilities ”  Kennedy  recalled. “And there may be an opportunity to rebuild the trade show hall. Cleveland  we knew  was looking at it  and he (Cosgrove) ought to look into tying those two things together.”  Kennedy  said  his  friend Hagan  then a county commissioner  had nothing to do with his entree to the Cleveland discussions. However  when he was in town for the Cosgrove meeting  he also met Hagan for a cup of coffee at a hotel near the hospital complex. By the time the deal came together two years later  Hagan and Cuyahoga County officials were in charge. “They were trying to come up with a way to sell a convention center  and there was no money for a convention center ” Sanders said. “In this context   Chris Kennedy  was providing a degree of legitimacy and political cover and seeming market authority  to a project that had never happened before  anywhere  despite some efforts to try. Merchandise Mart had a remarkable role in trying to legitimize it.” Phil Velasquez / Chicago Tribune Interview with  Chris Kennedy  on Oct. 31  2017  at  his  campaign headquarters. Interview with  Chris Kennedy  on Oct. 31  2017  at  his  campaign headquarters. (Phil Velasquez / Chicago Tribune) (Phil Velasquez / Chicago Tribune)  Chris Kennedy  is the son of  the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy  and nephew of the late President John F. Kennedy. While the  Kennedy  family has been based in New England and the corridors of power in Washington  much of the family’s wealth was derived from their decadeslong ownership of Chicago’s Merchandise Mart  which  Chris Kennedy  ran before and after the family sold the massive building for $625 million in 1998. Hagan had known the  Kennedy  family since the late 1970s  when his own politically connected family threw its support behind the candidacy of  Chris Kennedy ’s uncle  then-Sen.  Edward Kennedy   D-Mass.  who was seeking the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination. Hagan was godfather to one of  Chris Kennedy’s  nieces  was a pallbearer for one of his uncles and served on the board of a  Kennedy  charitable foundation. Hagan said he had been a guest at the family’s famed Cape Cod compound several times over the years.  Kennedy  told the Cleveland Plain Dealer newspaper in 2009 that Hagan was the reason Merchandise Mart undertook the project. “Who else could get us to come there?”  Kennedy  asked. “Nobody’s doing business in Cleveland.” Hagan and Kennedy both reject the notion of insider dealing  saying they never hid their friendship. There was never an effort to put the project out for bid  the men said  because no one else was seriously interested. It was the first time that an outside business firm had showed any interest in an idea that had for years been a local pipe dream  Hagan said. “We had one legitimate proposal from the outside — the Merchandise Mart people ” Hagan said. “I give  Chris Kennedy  credit for looking at  it  because no one else did.” David Heinzmann / Chicago Tribune Originally named the Medical Mart  the Global Center for Health Innovation's showrooms and meeting spaces sit mostly deserted in downtown Cleveland on Oct. 10  2017. Originally named the Medical Mart  the Global Center for Health Innovation's showrooms and meeting spaces sit mostly deserted in downtown Cleveland on Oct. 10  2017. (David Heinzmann / Chicago Tribune)  Kennedy ’s ties to Hagan fueled criticism from the start  but it intensified when the details of the deal were made public. Cuyahoga County raised its sales tax and bore nearly all of the costs of developing the complex — both building the Medical Mart and renovating Cleveland’s aging  underground convention center. Merchandise Mart would receive an upfront $12 million developer’s fee and collect other fees expected to total $103 million over 20 years  according to the contract. “Did they get a good deal? I guess they did. I don’t know ” Hagan said. “I didn’t negotiate the deal.” Hagan did  however  vote for the quarter-cent sales tax hike and the contract. No sooner had the development agreement been signed in spring 2009 than some in county government began to look for ways to fix it. Critics said the deal was so sweet for  Kennedy ’s firm that  he  had little incentive to make the Medical Mart generate income. “They had no skin in the game ” Sanders said of Merchandise Mart. “They clearly were getting paid as it went along. It became increasingly clear over the years that they weren’t going to be able to make the whole thing work.” The project was soon behind schedule. Groundbreaking did not take place until January 2011. At the time  Merchandise Mart said it had letters of intent from 58 companies  hospitals and colleges that would fill the Medical Mart. “Too much demand is never a serious problem ”  Kennedy  told local media. “We’ll work to accommodate everyone.” The Plain Dealer  however  reported that some of those Merchandise Mart listed as potential tenants were offered space for free  while others said they had no plans to move into the Medical Mart. Around the same time  Cuyahoga County went through a massive corruption scandal that resulted in a new form of government that diminished Hagan’s influence. Hagan  who was not part of that scandal  left office in January 2011. Six months later   Kennedy  announced  he  was stepping down from the Merchandise Mart.  Kennedy  said  he  has paid little attention to the development since then. But if the project went wrong   he  said in a recent Tribune interview from  his  campaign offices  it was after  he  left.  He  said local leaders decided to try to charge higher rents to the health care tenants  he  had lined up for the mart. The idea was to give the space away for several years to bring in tenants who would create the “Disney-like experience ”  he  said. “That vision was largely abandoned after I left ”  he  said. “The tenant mix and the Medical Mart as a loss leader was abandoned.” Instead   he  said  they hired real estate companies to attempt to produce market rate revenue. As the Medical Mart struggled to find the kind of tenants originally envisioned  the project’s mission changed to include local groups that would use the space for educational classes. News coverage pointed out that the health care industry had well-established practices for purchasing supplies and new technologies that did not fit into the Medical Mart concept. By the time the building opened in 2013  county leaders had grown impatient with Merchandise Mart’s management. That December  the county parted ways with the Chicago company  negotiating a $3 million payment to end their long-term agreement. While that deal called for Merchandise Mart to kick in $20 million to build tenants’ showrooms  the company departed before fulfilling the pledge  said Jeffrey Appelbaum  a Cleveland lawyer who advises the county and oversaw most of the project after the original development deal was adopted. He described the commitment of $20 million as “kind of soft” and geared toward being made near the end of the project  making it unclear when the company would actually have to contribute the money. When design changes in the convention center portion of the project drove the cost from $425 million to $465 million  Cuyahoga County asked Merchandise Mart to use some of the promised $20 million to cover the new increased costs  according to documents and county officials.",
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            "input": "NBC paid thousands of dollars to an assistant producer on MSNBC’s “Hardball with  Chris Matthews ” nearly two decades ago after  she  brought a sexual harassment complaint against the longtime host  The Daily Caller reported Saturday.\nThe website  citing two sources  reported that NBC paid  the woman  $40 000 to settle  her  claim against  Matthews  in 1999. An NBC spokesperson told The Daily Caller the network paid a smaller  unspecified amount as part of a severance package.\n The woman  complained to executives that  Matthews   now 71  had made inappropriate comments to  her  and made inappropriate jokes about  her  to others.\nAn MSNBC spokesman told The Daily Caller that  Matthews  had been slapped with a formal reprimand at the time  the woman  made  her  complaint. The website reported that the network decided that the complaints were “inappropriate and juvenile ” but were not intended as propositions.\n Matthews  has hosted “Hardball” on MSNBC since 1997.  He  also hosted the syndicated “Chris Matthews Show” between 2002 and 2013 and has authored eight books  most recently a biography of Robert Kennedy.",
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            "input": "(CNN)  Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell  changed  his  tone Sunday on whether  he  thought Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore should be in the Senate  saying he would \"let the people of Alabama make the call\" in the state's special election December 12.\nOn ABC's \"This Week  \" McConnell  said that if Moore wins  the Senate Ethics Committee would have to consider the allegations against him.\n\"I think we're going to let the people of Alabama decide a week from Tuesday who they want to send to the Senate  and then we'll address the matter appropriately \"  McConnell  said.\nLast month   McConnell  said  he  believed several women who have accused Moore of pursuing relationships with them when they were teenagers and  he  was in  his  30s  saying  he  should \"step aside.\"  McConnell  also told reporters in the past that the Republican Party was looking to see if a \"write-in\" option could be successful.",
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            "input": "In an interview with Vanity Fair  James Cameron answered the question fans have been asking for years — why didn’t Rose let  Jack  on the wooden plank  clearly big and stable enough to hold two people? The director said the decision to let Leonardo DiCaprio’s character die was “very simple.”\n“And the answer is very simple because it says on page 147 [of the script] that  Jack  dies ” Cameron joked to Vanity Fair.\nBut to really answer the question plaguing fans since the movie’s release 20 years ago  Cameron said it was an “artistic choice” and that if  Jack  didn’t die the film would have been “meaningless.”\n“But it does show that the film was effective in making  Jack  so endearing to the audience that it hurts them to see  him  die. Had  he  lived  the ending of the film would have been meaningless ”  he  added. “The film is about death and separation;  he  had to die. So whether it was that  or whether a smoke stack fell on  him    he  was going down.”\n He  also said  Jack  “was dead anyway” even with Rose on the wooden door.",
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            "input": "Indian home minister retracts statement linking crime with migrant population\n Facing the heat  Chidambaram clarified his statement and said that he was withdrawing his entire comment.\n Chidambaram said that he was in fact pointing to the \"behavior that is unacceptable.\"\n \"Nevertheless  I think the best way to put an end to any controversy would be to withdraw the whole of my answer to the question  and I do so \" Chidambaram said.\n As soon as Chidambaram blamed the migrant population for rising incidents of crime in Delhi  leaders from all the major political parties came down heavily on him.\n They blamed Chidambaram and the Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit's government of not doing enough to control crime in Delhi.",
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            "input": "A new generation of young  talented and  above all  clean Russian athletes will compete at next month's Pyeongchang Olympics  according to  Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko .\nThose bans  which include 14 medalists  have helped clear the way for younger talent in Russia   Mutko  said. While there would usually be about 40 percent changeover in the Russian team between Olympics   he  said  this time 80 percent of athletes will not have competed in Sochi.\n\"In practically every event it's an absolutely new  young team  \" Mutko  said in an interview Saturday in a VIP box at the European figure skating championships in Moscow.\nAlthough  Mutko  is no longer sports minister  he is still in overall charge of sports policy and the government's preparations for soccer's World Cup.",
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            "input": "White House aide Stephen Miller – who  really  just looks like an obnoxious guy – made a Sunday appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union ” with Jake Tapper.\n Miller  was brought on to defend some of President Trump’s statements  but it became clear pretty early on that  he  was sent to the network with a mission of playing court jester and administration fool on live TV.\nAs Tapper attempted to get through a line of straight questioning   Miller  lurched into a babbling filibuster  avoiding anything resembling replies  and opting to simply use the annoyingly childish vernacular of the Trump Twitter feed to describe CNN.\n Miller  spent a good portion of the interview defending Trump and bashing the network  and Tapper eventually cut  him  off  suggesting Trump was the only viewer  Miller  cared about. “I think I’ve wasted enough of my viewers’ time. Thank you  Stephen ” Tapper added as he ended the interview.\nTapper was right  of course. I’m going to say it’s a very safe bet that  Miller  was briefed before the appearance to be as combative and uncooperative as possible  no matter what the questions.\n Miller  had been instructed on how to behave during the interview  but  he  apparently wasn’t sure of what to do in the event the interview was stopped early  so  he  just decided to hang around.\nYup.  Stephen Miller  attempted a sit-in on the CNN set  or something equally idiotic.\n Miller  was asked to leave the set multiple times but refused to leave  after which  he  was escorted out by security  a CNN employee confirmed to The Hill.",
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            "input": "CLOSE MLB awards season is here. Take a look at all the 2017 winners.  USA TODAY Sports\nGiancarlo Stanton  led the majors with 59 home runs this season. (Photo: Jason Getz  USA TODAY Sports)\nIf the Miami Marlins follow through on their apparent intentions to trade Giancarlo Stanton  theyâll have the rare distinction of dealing away a newly minted MVP.\n Stanton  earned the award in the National League on Thursday by only two points after a career season in which  he  belted 59 home runs  the highest total in the majors since 2001.\nIn the fourth-closest MVP race ever   Stanton  received 10 of the 30 first-place votes and had 302 points in balloting by the Baseball Writers Association of America.  He  edged out Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto  who also received 10 first-place votes but finished with 300 points.\nâI thought it was going to be close ''  Stanton  said. \"I thought (Nolan) Arenado was going to be up there too  so the fact he wasnât made me even more unsure if I was going to get it. Itâs really a surprise. I always think positive  but it was a surprise to hear.ââ\nFinally free of the injuries that sidetracked him the last two years   Stanton  put together the kind of monstrous season long envisioned of  him .  He  batted .281 and set career highs in home runs and RBI  leading the majors with 132.  Stanton  also finished second in the league in on-base plus slugging percentage with a 1.007 mark and was a finalist for the Gold Glove in right field.\nMechanical adjustments that included closing  his  stance contributed to a staggering home run outburst for  Stanton   whose blasts typically left little doubt they would leave the yard.\nDuring a 48-game stretch from July 5-Aug. 29   Stanton  banged out 30 homers to help the Marlins go 29-19 and briefly climb above .500. However  they went on a tailspin shortly after that and finished 77-85  well out of the playoff race.\n2017  NL MVP: Giancarlo Stanton . Full voting details: [Link] â BBWAA (@officialBBWAA) November 16  2017\nA new ownership group headed by Bruce Sherman and Derek Jeter has since taken over and made it clear it plans to shed payroll  and Stantonâs contract â which calls for  him  to earn $295 million over the next 10 years â may be the starting point.\nHe looked like the favorite going into September  but batted just .171 in the final month â likely in part because of an elbow injury â while  Stanton  was following up  his  18-homer August with another eight in September.\nLike  Stanton   Votto played for a losing team  as the Reds finished last in the NL Central at 68-94.\nIn  Stanton âs case  the astonishing power display was enough to overcome the bias toward players on contending teams. Now  he  awaits to find out whether  he âll soon join one.",
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            "input": "Christopher Chin wasn’t necessarily expecting a life-altering moment when he flopped into the waters off Viti Levu  Fiji’s largest island  in his diving gear.\nCourtesy Christopher Chin\nHe’d joined IMAX filmmakers Howard and Michele Hall on a dive to film sharks. Not long into their second-day dive  the trio was surrounded by sharks — as many as 12 different species.  Christopher  descended into a theater-like plateau  at about 32 meters  when a bull shark emerged within arm’s reach — its penetrating black eyes locked with his own.\n“This was a sentient being  an animal trying to figure out what I was doing there ” recalls  Christopher   a Workday engineer. “I knew sharks were troubled and misunderstood — but I didn’t realize to what extent.”\nChristopher Chin\nWhen  Christopher  emerged from the water   he  paused.  He  knew  right then  that  he ’d be on a mission in life to teach people about these mysterious animals — and our oceans at large.\nIndeed  a few years later  he  founded a nonprofit organization called COARE (The Center for Oceanic Awareness  Research & Education).  Christopher  has been featured on the Discovery Channel’s Shark Week;  he ’s a top expert on shark fin policy in North America  and one of the nation’s leading experts in single-use plastics legislation.\n“We all depend on the ocean  no matter where we live ”  he  says. “We depend on it for sustenance  for the very oxygen we breathe. And the ocean depends on us — no matter where we are  or the things we do  we can take little actions that have a tremendous impact on the world around us.”\nLast year   he  spoke at the United Nations:\n Christopher   a scuba instructor and technical diver  was drawn to the ocean at an early age.  His  father was a diver who worked for the former Pan American Airways (Pan Am)  which enabled diverse experiences around the world.\n“The underwater world has always fascinated me ”  he  says. “Once I became a certified diver  I never looked back. I did 100 dives in my first year.”\nWith the founding of COARE   Christopher  has an outlet to share  his  passion and knowledge — and compel others to act with responsibility and urgency.\n“Protecting our oceans is challenging and daunting ”  he  says. “There is a lot of waste. But as an organization  we just try to walk our talk. Even in the conservation community  we’ll see a speaker up there with a single-use Starbucks cup — it’s hypocritical. It drives me bonkers!\n Christopher  has been impressed by Workday’s own commitment to sustainability.\n“I’m proud to work at a company so dedicated to reducing its environmental impact that it has full-time employees dedicated to creating  improving  and promoting sustainability efforts ”  Christopher  says. “These efforts  from the rechargeable battery program to reusable snack bowls make a measurable and meaningful difference with little effort.”\nOutside our walls  there’s an ever-evolving fight to break old habits. And  Christopher  is often right there  making the case for positive change.",
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            "input": "San Francisco prosecutors say that  45-year old Jose Ines Garcia Zarate  a homeless man who had been deported multiple times   intentionally fired the single shot that killed the 32-year old Steinle as  she  was walking arm-in-arm with  her  father on July 1  2015.\n Defense attorneys for Garcia Zarate  say  he  has no history of violence and that the shooting was an accident.  They  argue that  Garcia Zarate  found the handgun—a .40 caliber Sig Sauer—wrapped in a cloth under  his  seat on the pier and that the gun discharged as  he  was handling it.\nThe defense says the single shot ricocheted off the concrete ground about 12 to 15 feet away from  Zarate  and then traveled another 78 feet or more before striking Steinle in the back. A city crime scene inspector told the jury that the defendant aimed the gun in Steinle's direction seeking to strike her.\nThe gun had been stolen four days earlier from the parked car of a visiting off-duty Bureau of Land Management ranger. The prosecution and defense agree that there is no evidence linking  Garcia Zarate  to that robbery.\nAs KQED's Alex Emslie told All Things Considered  the case hangs on whether the jury concludes that  Garcia Zarate  intentionally shot Steinle as the prosecution argued  or that it was a tragic accident  as the defense contends.\nGarcia Zarate  who is reported to have no more than a second grade education  had been deported five times and was scheduled for a sixth deportation after serving a 46-month federal prison term for felony re-entry to the United States. But instead of deporting him  federal authorities transferred him to San Francisco on a warrant for a 20-year old marijuana charge. San Francisco prosecutors eventually dropped the charge because evidence in the case had been destroyed. The Sheriff's Department released  Garcia Zarate  under its sanctuary city policy that directs local law enforcement to ignore federal detainer requests. The Steinle killing happened about two-and-a-half months after  Garcia Zarate  was released.",
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            "input": "Four months after having her second baby   Jessica Porten  started feeling really irritable. Little things would annoy  her   like  her  glider chair.\n\"It had started to squeak \"  she  says. \"And so when I'm sitting there rocking the baby and it's squeaking  I would just get so angry at that stupid chair.\"\n She  read online that irritability could be a symptom of postpartum depression — a condition that affects up to 1 in 7 women during or after pregnancy  according to the American Psychological Association. In California  where  Porten  lives  those rates are even higher  spurring state lawmakers to introduce a package of bills to improve mental health screening and treatment for new moms.\nPorten hopes they help women avoid what  she  went through.\n She  went to Capital OB/GYN  a women's clinic in Sacramento that accepts  her  Medicaid coverage as payment  to talk about medication options and therapy. Porten admitted to the nurse that  she  was having some violent thoughts.\n\"I described maybe hitting myself or squeezing the baby too tight \"  she  says. \"But I was very adamant through the entire appointment that I was not going to hurt myself and I was not going to hurt my children.\"\nBut   Porten  says  the nurse's manner toward  her  changed. \"I could see in that moment that  she  stopped listening to me \"  Porten  says.\nThe nurse called the police. The police escorted  Porten  and  her  baby to the emergency room. Hospital staff made  her  change into a gown and took  her  purse  but they let  her  keep  her  diaper bag for the baby. They put them both in a room  under constant watch  though the hospital staff was sympathetic   Porten  says.\n\"It's like  everybody knows I'm not crazy \"  she  says. \"Everybody knows that this is normal — but they're following protocol.\"\nFinally  at midnight  10 hours after  she  first got to the doctor's office  a social worker sent  her  home. Porten wrote on Facebook that the whole thing made  her  feel like a criminal.\n\"It was all legality  \" Porten  says. \"Everybody was protecting their own liability instead of thinking of me.\"\nAdministrators at Capital OB/GYN declined to comment. Gary Zavoral  a spokesman for Sutter Health  which runs the emergency room where  Porten  was taken  says that once a patient arrives in the ER for assessment  hospital staff must follow strict protocols.\nThe legislation has given  Jessica Porten  a new purpose. People have told  her  that  she  should sue Capital OB/GYN for calling the police. But  she  says no.\n\"I walk into that waiting room and I see tons of Medi-Cal recipients — so they're all low-income \"  she  says. \"If I sue  it's only going to cause monetary damages to a facility that is clearly short on resources.\"",
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            "input": "“The people of Iran are crying out for freedom ”  Nikki Haley  said at a news conference. “All freedom-loving people must stand with their cause.”\n She  said the United States would be seeking emergency sessions of the UN Security Council and the Geneva-based UN Human Rights Commission in the coming days.\n Haley  rejected as “complete nonsense” charges by Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei that the five-day-old protests were being fomented by the country’s “enemies.”\n“The freedoms that are enshrined in the United Nations charter are under attack in Iran. Dozens have already been killed. Hundreds have been arrested ”  she  said.\n“If the Iranian dictatorship’s history is any guide  we can expect more outrageous abuses in the days to come ”  she  said.",
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            "input": "\"If you want  you can certainly reduce your taxable estate down to zero \" said  Roberton Williams of the Tax Policy Center .\n Williams  said that the estate tax  designed to prevent the growth of large dynasties in the U.S. and to reduce inequality  does serve a broader purpose. And many wealthy families continue to pay  because \"it's reasonable to pay it \"  he  said.\nBut  he  said the amount of avoidance bolsters the argument by those who want to eliminate the tax.\n\"If you say that people don't pay it anyway  and you're going through all these machinations and tricks and lawyers to get out of it  then you're imposing unnecessary costs on society \"  he  said. \"The money is going to lawyers and accountants and not the government. So it could be viewed as wasteful spending.\"",
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            "input": "On November 16   Tesla  unveiled  its  long-anticipated foray into the $726 billion world of trucking: A heavy-duty  all-electric rig aptly named “Semi.” The truck itself is wildly impressive in our opinion—a 500-mile range  projected fuel savings of $200 000  and the industry’s most advanced levels of automation—but what excites me the most  really  is the opportunity this truck signifies: The start  as I see it  of a once-in-a-lifetime radical shift in our trillion-dollar transportation economy.\nAs I have written about before  we are currently entering a period of a rapid change in our transportation systems. And as I see it  it’s the innovator’s dilemma playing out in the wild: Incumbents like General Motors are moving too slowly to adapt to an all-electric future—wasting billions of dollars on stock buybacks—while upstarts like  Tesla   unencumbered by legacy business models  are forging a path into a clean  fully-electric  fully-autonomous future. (GM has spent almost $17 billion in the last several years buying back its stock  three times what  Tesla  has spent building Gigafactories—but I digress.)\nI spoke with Perry at length recently regarding  Tesla ’s ambitions and challenges  the future of transportation  and his macro perspective on the innovation taking place right now in the trucking ecosystem. Below is an edited transcript of our conversation. (Full disclosure: Worm Capital is long  Tesla  and all views are Perry’s alone.)\nWorm Capital: This week  we're seeing  Tesla  come out with their Semi  and clearly Elon Musk has talked about creating an all-electric  autonomous future. So  existentially  what does this mean for the trucking industry over the next 10  15  20 years? How do you see it evolving from what it is today to what it will be in the future?",
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            "input": "The NFL is unforgiving  and every team’s misfortune creates an opportunity for someone else. Atlanta and Carolina’s inconsistencies this year have allowed a familiar division foe to become relevant again: the New Orleans Saints. After a spell of mediocrity that saw the Saints finish with a 7-9 record in each of the past three seasons  Sean Payton’s team appear to be on the rise  for now. The Saints have climbed to sixth in our NFL Rankings  with an Elo rating of 1589. At 4-2 and atop the NFC South  the Saints now have a 73 percent chance of making the playoffs and a 56 percent chance of winning the division — both of which are the best chances New Orleans has seen this season.\nThough the readers registered a net loss of 14.2 points in Week 7 of our NFL prediction game — in which we invite readers to try to outsmart our Elo algorithm — they tied for their most successful week to date this season. The biggest net win of the week for readers  which also happens to be readers’ biggest net win of the season so far  came in the Saints’ 26-17 win on the road over the Packers. The readers took advantage of  Elo’s  inability to account for teams’ injuries in  its  predictions and selected a surging Saints team over an Aaron Rodgers-less Packers team  gaining 20.4 points over Elo on that game.\nThe other double-digit net win for the readers came in the Jacksonville Jaguars’ shutout victory over the Indianapolis Colts. That means the Jaguars continued to haunt Elo for another week: Our algorithm now has a 1-6 record when predicting the outcome of games involving the Jags (that’ll teach us for joking about Jacksonville every week).\nIt’s not too late to try your luck against Elo  so make sure you make your Week 8 predictions.",
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            "input": "The Senate Republican leadership would like to make  Mitt Romney  the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) if elected to the Senate  according to Republican donor sources.\nThe Atlantic reported last Friday that according to a Republican donor with direct knowledge of the discussions  the Senate Republican leadership expressed interest in making  Romney  the next leader of the NRSC.  Romney  would replace current chair Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO).  The NRSC chairman  plays an influential role in fundraising and recruiting future Senate Republican candidates.\nOn a call last week Gardner revealed to a donor that he and the Senate GOP leadership “liked  Romney ” as a potential candidate for the NRSC chairmanship.\nThe Atlantic reported that two sources close to Rommeny suggested that Senate Majority Leader Mitch Mcconnell told  Romney  that if  he  were to run for the Senate   he  would have more influence than rank-and-file senators.\nOne source close to  Romney  suggested that McConnell would like to push for  Romney  to become NRSC chair to boost party fundraising.\nThe  Romney  source  “It’s definitely out there  there’s no question about that. My guess is McConnell’s pushing  it  because  it  would be good for the party and good for fundraising.”\nThe former Massachusetts governor and failed presidential candidate is expected to make an announcement on February 15 regarding Utah’s Senate race. Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) announced in January he is retiring and multiple reports suggest  Romney  is eyeing a run.\n Romney  and Trump have had a longtime rivalry over the last couple of years.\n“Affirmation of the Paris Agreement is not only about the climate: It is also about America remaining the global leader ”  Romney  tweeted last May.\nAffirmation of the #ParisAgreement is not only about the climate: It is also about America remaining the global leader. —  Mitt Romney (@MittRomney)  May 31  2017\nReports from Politico last December suggested that President Trump wanted to block  Romney  from running for the Senate.\n Mitt Romney  took to Twitter in January to attack President Donald Trump for allegedly calling Haiti and African countries “shithole countries.”\nThe poverty of an aspiring immigrant’s nation of origin is as irrelevant as their race. The sentiment attributed to POTUS is inconsistent w/ America’s history and antithetical to American values. May our memory of Dr. King buoy our hope for unity  greatness  & “charity for all.”  — Mitt Romney (@MittRomney)  January 15  2018\nPresident Trump rejected  Romney  to serve as his secretary of state  instead  choosing Rex Tillerson.\nJeb Bush  another former governor and failed presidential governor  backed  Mitt Romney  in a potential bid for the U.S. Senate in 2018.\nBush tweeted on January 15  “ Mitt  would make a phenomenal addition to the U.S. Senate. I hope  he  runs.”",
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            "input": "A lesbian police officer might have helped save his life  but  House Majority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana  is still planning to speak at a conference for an anti-gay group.\n Scalise  will address the Family Research Councilâs annual Values Voter Summit on Oct. 13 in Washington  D.C. The FRC is an anti-abortion  anti-gay conservative group and lobbying organization.\nFRCâs President Tony Perkins wrote a memo about the upcoming appearance  referencing the June shooting at a Virginia baseball field where  Scalise  and other Republicans were practicing for an upcoming charity game. The congressman was shot in the hip.\nâThere were times when we wondered if  House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.)  would ever speak at VVS again â the memo read. âBut next week  the miraculous recovery of my good friend will literally take center stage  as Steve makes a return trip to the biggest gathering of pro-family conservatives in the country after a shooting that rocked the country. For so many Americans  seeing him back at work  defending our values  has been an answer to prayer â and we look forward to celebrating his incredible journey back to health.â\nOne of those credited with helping save  Scalise âs life and the lives of others in June was Officer Crystal Griner  an openly gay member of the Capitol Police Department  who was working as part of Scaliseâs security detail along with Officer David Bailey. Griner was shot in the ankle while on duty that day  and was later hailed as a hero for her service.\n Scalise  called the officers  his  âfamilyâ and âheroes.â\nDavid Bailey and Crystal Griner have been part of our family for years  and they are my heroes. [Link] â Rep. Steve Scalise (@SteveScalise) August 15  2017",
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            "input": "SARATOGA SPRINGS  N.Y. (AP) — Before the Army's 27th Infantry Division was decimated in a bloody World War II battle   Stan Dube  sketched portraits of  his  fellow soldiers. The 17 drawings were forgotten after the war and stashed in an attic for decades before being found a year ago by  his  son.\nBecause the 27th was a former New York National Guard unit   Dube  believes most or all of the other 15 men also were New Yorkers.  He  recently donated the original sketches to the New York State Military Museum and Veterans Research Center in hopes its artifacts and records could be used to help identify more of the soldiers. It's not known whether any of the men depicted in the artwork are still alive.\nIn this Dec. 8  2017 photo  World War II veteran Wilfred “Spike” Mailloux looks through a series of sketches of U.S. Army 27th Infantry Division soldiers while visiting the New York State Military Museum and Veterans Research Center in Saratoga Springs  N.Y. They were done in Hawaii by Stan Dube in 1943  a year before the 27th Division fought in the Battle of Saipan. Now  his son  Ira Dube   is hoping to identify the men  so  he  has donated  his  late father’s 15 sketches to the museum. (AP Photo/Chris Carola)\n Stan Dube   who died in 2009  was drafted into the Army while studying architecture at Syracuse University  and  he  put  his  drawing skills to use by sketching pencil- and charcoal-on-paper portraits of  his  fellow soldiers while the 27th Division was stationed in Hawaii in 1943.\nThe sure-handed sketches mostly show young men looking pensively into the distance  though a few crack a smile.  Dube  drew no backgrounds and barely sketched out  his  subjects' shoulders  but  he  took care to capture  his  subjects' eyes and faces.\nOn all the drawings   Dube  put the month  year and  his  signature in the lower right corner. Three of the soldiers signed their names next to  Dube 's: Kenneth Reid  Joseph Joner Kratky and Joe Orbe  who added his nickname  \"Solid Jackson.\"\nUsing information he found online   Ira Dube  was able to track down Kratky and Orbe's relatives in upstate New York. Kratky was killed on Saipan in 1944. Orbe  a New York City native  survived the war and died in 1974.  Dube  hasn't definitively identified the soldier in the Reid sketch.\nThis undated family photo provided by  Ira Dube  shows  architect Stan Dube .  Stan Dube  sketched members of the U.S. Army's 27th Infantry Division in 1943  a year before the division fought in the Battle of Saipan. Now  Ira Dube  is hoping to identify the fellow soldiers  so  he  has donated the sketches to the New York State Military Museum and Veterans Research Center. ( Ira Dube  via AP)",
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            "input": "FRANK LANGFITT  BYLINE:  David Coulter  owns the Inishowen Mushroom farm here. Today a conveyer's loading compost into giant trays where  Coulter  grows  his  mushrooms.\n DAVID COULTER : We grow in these plastic tunnels. They're insulated tunnels. We employ about 34 people.\n COULTER : Well  we're filling today so it's two weeks and three days we will have mushrooms for picking.\nLANGFITT: Brexit's still 18 months away  but  Coulter 's mushroom farm is already paying a price. Soon after the Brexit vote  the value of the British pound plunged.\n COULTER : Well  it's been disastrous. Ninety-eight percent of our product goes into the U.K. market.\nLANGFITT: Which means  Coulter  earns around 18 percent less for  his  mushrooms because  he 's paid in pounds. The pound fell because investors think leaving the EU's massive market will damage the U.K. economy. Recently Coulter  who's 67  has had to reduce costs. He's laid off workers. His son  Russell  is working up to 18 hours a day  and Coulter has also found a way to save money on compost.\nLANGFITT: Back at the mushroom farm in County Donegal  remaining workers are pushing carts of freshly picked mushrooms. The farm produces at least 60 000 pounds a week. I pose a question to  owner David Coulter .\n COULTER : Don't know. I honestly don't know.",
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            "input": "Speculation again swirled about the death of Kenneka Jenkins  the young Chicago woman found in a Rosemont hotel freezer  during Tuesday’s episode of the “The Dr. Oz Show ” which featured her mother and sister as guests.\nYet the show’s host and Grace perpetuated rumors already rampant on social media  with various theories and claims that  Jenkins  met with foul play.  Her  mother’s attorneys have also said that gruesome photographs released by Rosemont police  taken of  Jenkins  after  she  was found  still in the freezer  “raise more questions than answers.”\nOn the “Dr. Oz” episode  Grace and Jenkins’ family said the photos — which show Jenkins’ shirt up  exposing  her  breasts  and  her  pants sitting low and one shoe off — make them suspicious. While Dr. Oz explained paradoxical undressing  a phenomenon in the end stages of fatal hypothermia where someone feels a rush of heat and in a dazed state begins to undress  he then stated “more than likely it’s not what happened  but it’s a possibility.”\nOz noted that Jenkins’ blood alcohol content of 0.112 percent — above the legal limit for driving of 0.08 — “does not do this to you ” referring to video footage of  Jenkins  stumbling throughout the hotel.\nOz said sometimes medication mixed with alcohol can add to drunkenness. He noted the prescription medication found in Jenkins’ body is also sometimes used for weight loss  but Martin said  her  daughter wasn’t trying to lose weight. Oz said he then wondered  “Is it one of those party drugs ” mentioning the “date-rape drug.”\nThe show also played a portion of the 911 call Martin made from the hotel  where she went when she learned  Jenkins  was missing. On it  the dispatcher explains that  Jenkins  could be with friends  and that  she  could turn up in a couple of hours.  He  asked if she wanted to file a missing persons report.",
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            "input": "Chris Christie  then the governor of New Jersey   reacts to a question during a 2013 news conference in Trenton  N.J. (Mel Evans/AP)\n Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie  has signed on to be an occasional contributor to ABC News  according to NJ.com.\n His  hiring will be announced Tuesday on âGood Morning Americaâ during the showâs 7 a.m. hour  reported NJ.com  which cited sources familiar with the plan but who wish to remain anonymous because they are not authorized to speak publicly. The networkâs decision comes two weeks after the Republican governor left office  on Jan. 16.\n Christie  was reportedly chosen because of  his  friendly relationship with President Trump and members of  his  administration. Christieâs ties to Trump could prove useful to the network as it prepares to cover midterm elections  beginning March 6 in Texas and ending Sept. 18 in Massachusetts. With thousands of Republican and Democratic candidates facing off in several levels of government across the country for spots on the November ballot   Christie  could provide a glimpse into what Trump voters are thinking.\n Christie  was once considered a potential for president  but  his  career has floundered since 2012. First came âBridgegate â in which  Christieâs  former allies shut down lanes of the George Washington Bridge for five days in 2013  apparently as an act of retaliation against a local mayor who did not support Christieâs reelection bid.  Christie  has denied  his  role in the scandal.\nThen came  his  support for  his  former Republican presidential primary opponent  now-President Trump  despite Trumpâs attempts to embarrass  Christie .\nBy June 2017  nearing the end of  his  second term as governor   he  appeared to be most unpopular in  his  home state  The Washington Postâs Aaron Blake reported.  His  approval rating at the time was a bleak 15 percent  according to a Quinnipiac University poll.\n[ Chris Christie  enjoyed a closed beach  then got flamed. But  he  definitely did not get a tan.]\nAfter the âGood Morning Americaâ announcement airs Tuesday   Christie  is expected to return in the evening to discuss Trumpâs State of the Union speech  NJ.com reported.",
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            "input": "Iraq has executed 257 people  including six women  since 2005  deputy justice minister Busho Ibrahim told AFP on Thursday  amid calls from the United Nations for Iraq to abolish capital punishment.\n Ibrahim also said the country was embarking on a major prison rebuilding and renovation programme that would see all of its 33 jails upgraded to what he said would be international standards by 2015.\n \"Executions began in August 2005  and 37 people are presently ready to be executed  following approval from the presidency council \" Ibrahim said.\n He said 251 men and six women had been executed since Iraq lifted the moratorium on the death penalty it adopted after the 2003 US-led invasion that overthrew Saddam Hussein.\n Ibrahim gave no explanation for the fall but Iraq has been without a government for much of this year and under the constitution all executions have to approved by a member of the three-man presidency.\n Ibrahim said the death penalty can be applied in crimes that fall under five categories: murder  terrorism  kidnapping  drug trafficking and crimes against humanity. Those executed are usually hanged.\n He did not immediately have figures on the total number of prisoners who have been sentenced to death  but Interior Minister Jawad al-Bolani said on Monday that Iraq has 835 people on death row.\n Ibrahim also said that Iraq was embarking on a massive prison revamping programme  due to be completed in 2015.\n \"There are some plans to build new prisons because most of our current prisons are very old \" he said. \"Only the prisons that were built by the Americans are of good quality. All of the Saddam-era prisons  except for Badoush in Mosul (northern Iraq)  need to be rebuilt  renovated or modernised.\n \"By 2014 or 2015  all prisons in Iraq should be fully updated or rebuilt \" Ibrahim said  putting the current capacity of the 33 prisons operated by the justice ministry  two of which are not being used  at 28 530.\n Ibrahim said that as of December 9  a total of 24 783 people were being held in justice ministry prisons  including both convicts and remand prisoners.\n Ibrahim said Iraq was holding some foreign prisoners but did not specify how many. He said most of the foreigners were Arabs or of Arab origin.\n Overall  he put prison operating costs at between 180 and 190 dollars per prisoner per month -- 150 dollars a month for food  with the remainder being spent on clothing  healthcare and other basic services.",
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            "input": "Since the new year  and the new U.S. administration  I haven’t taken a day off  let alone a weekend. Like so many others  I’ve attended way too many meetings and marched until my feet blistered. I wrote a book in a blur  then toured with it. And my husband Avi and I helped start a new political organization. Throughout the winter and spring  “B.C. in August” was our family mantra. It was the finish line (albeit a temporary one)  and we fully planned to collapse on it. It was also the way we kept our 5-year-old son Toma in the game. On cold nights in the east  we mapped out the forested walks we would take  the canoe trips  the swims. We imagined the blackberries we would pick  the crumbles we would bake; we listed the grandparents  aunts  uncles  cousins  and old friends we would visit.\nMy allergies are going nuts. I bath my eyes in drops and pop antihistamines well beyond the recommended dosage.  Toma  breaks out in hives so severe  he  needs steroids.\nIt’s week two of the smoke-out  and the blackberries are finally ripe. We set out to collect them. It feels strange to be going through with this carefree summer ritual with the air so thick and the news so grim — but we do it anyway. Combining hiking with nonstop eating is one of Toma’s all-time favorite activities.\nIt’s pretty much a bust. With so little rain and such a weak sun to warm them  even the ripest berries are sour.  Toma  quickly loses interest and refuses to try any more. We come home with shin scratches and an empty bucket.\nWe don’t stop hiking though. In fact  we spend at least an hour or two a day walking through the stands of moss-covered cedars and Douglas firs  breathing in the super-oxygenated air. I love these forests and have never taken their primordial beauty for granted. Now I find  myself  in near worship — thanking them not just for scrubbing the air  and for the shade and the carbon sequestration they provide (“ecosystem services” in the lingo of business environmentalism)  but for their sheer stamina. For not joining their burning brethren. For sticking with us  despite our failings. At least so far.\n“Looks like snow is coming ”  Toma  declares solemnly   his  face pressed up to the window and the white  thick air on the other side.\nAvi and I don’t talk to  Toma  about climate change  which may seem strange given that I write books about it and Avi directs films about it  and we both spend most of our waking hours focused on the need for a transformative response to the crisis. What we do talk about is pollution  though on a scale he can understand. Like plastic  and why we have to pick it up and use less of it because it makes the animals sick. Or we look at the exhaust coming out of cars and trucks  and talk about how you can get power from the sun and the wind and store it in batteries. A little kid can grasp concepts like these and know exactly what should happen (better than plenty of adults). But the idea that the entire planet has a fever that could get so high that much of life on earth could be lost in the convulsions — that seems to me too great a burden to ask small children to carry.\nSo  no  I’m not going to tell  Toma  that the fires are a happy part of the cycle of life. We settle for half-truths and fudging to make the nightmare subside. “The animals know how to escape from the fires. They run to rivers and streams and other forests.”\nThe next day brings rain; not a lot  but enough to hope for some relief for the 2 400 exhausted and overworked firefighters. My allergies clear up  and Toma starts sleeping through the night again.",
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            "input": "Washington (CNN) House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Sunday refused to criticize Rep. John Conyers  a Michigan Democrat who has been accused of sexual harassment against former Capitol Hill staff.\n \"John Conyers  is an icon in our country.  He 's done a great deal to protect women \"  she  added  citing  the congressman 's support for the Violence Against Women Act.\n Conyers  faces a House Ethics Committee investigation over allegations that  he  sexually harassed and discriminated against members of  his  staff. Last week  Buzzfeed News reported that  Conyers  settled a wrongful dismissal complaint in 2015 for allegedly sexually harassing a staffer.  Conyers  has \"expressly and vehemently\" denied any wrongdoing.\nPelosi  D-California  placed responsibility on the House Ethics Committee to investigate the allegations  and for  Conyers  to \"do the right thing.\"\nAn attorney for  Conyers  told CNN on Wednesday that the congressman will not resign amid the investigation.\nAsked by host Chuck Todd whether Pelosi would suspend  Conyers  from his role as ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee  Pelosi said: \"This all happened during the Thanksgiving break. When we all come together at the beginning of this week  I think John will do the right thing.\"\nEarly Sunday afternoon   Conyers  stepped down as ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee.",
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            "input": "The sure thing:  Nathan Chen\nEighteen-year-old Nathan Chen  was excited to be named to  his  first Olympic team. Really.  He  was.\nEven though  Chen  dominated the men's competition  winning  his  second straight U.S. title; even though  he 's ranked fifth in the world  and has been skating better than  his  rivals ahead of  him ; even though  his  selection for South Korea was considered a sure thing — heck   he  called it 8 years ago. Even with all those evens  when  he  got the text before  he  went to bed Saturday  telling  him   he 'd made it   Chen  was \"so  so  so excited to be part of this team.\"\nAt a Sunday press conference   Chen  also clarified that prediction  he 'd made long ago — lest we think  he  was a 10-year-old a little too full of  himself .\n\"It was more centered around the fact that I would be age-eligible for 2018 \"  he  said  \"obviously that was my goal. That's what I wanted  but I honestly didn't really think it would be attainable. I thought that 2022 would be more in my sights  since 2018 was just so close.\"",
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            "input": "A former deputy chief of staff said  Rep. John Conyers  made an unwanted sexual advance toward  her  and touched  her  inappropriately twice in the late 1990s  the Detroit News reported Tuesday  in the latest sexual misconduct allegations against the veteran lawmaker.\nDeanna Maher  77  who ran a Michigan office for  Conyers  from 1997 to 2005  told The Detroit News that there were three instances of inappropriate conduct.\n She  says the first was in 1997  when  she  rejected his offer to share a hotel room and have sex. The others involved unwanted touching in a car in 1998 and unwanted touching of  her  legs under  her  dress in 1999.\n“He was trying to feel me up with his right hand ”  she  told the paper. “I kept pushing his hand away. Then he put his hand on my neck and started trying to tickle me. We were on I-75  and he was driving erratically. I was saved by the bell because we got pulled over by the police for the way he was driving.”\nMaher said the first instance of harassment happened shortly after  Conyers  hired her in 1997 during an event with the Congressional Black Caucus in Washington.\nConyers' attorney Arnold Reed told the newspaper that he questioned why Maher would work for  Conyers  for so many years after the alleged allegations. He said her allegations are uncorroborated and  Conyers  denies wrongdoing.\nMaher said she didn't report the harassment because  Conyers  is a powerful man in Washington and she didn't think it would be taken seriously.\nThe House Ethics Committee has launched an investigation of  Conyers  and he said Sunday he would step aside as the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee  after a news website reported last week that  Conyers  settled a complaint in 2015 from a woman staffer who alleged  she  was fired because  she  rejected his sexual advances.\n Conyers  is among a number of prominent men in politics  entertainment and journalism who have been accused of sexual misconduct in the wake of explosive allegations against former Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein.",
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            "input": "Alumni from Morgan State University and Maryland’s other historically black institutions  sued in 2006 to dismantle what  they  say are vestiges of racial segregation. (Paul Burk/National Trust for Historic Preservation)\nMaryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) on Wednesday offered the state’s historically black colleges and universities up to $100 million to resolve a 12-year-old lawsuit over inequality in public higher education.\nThe proposed settlement is more than double the amount the state pledged early in the case. It arrives a day after a federal judge granted the state a temporary reprieve as it appeals an order issued in November to establish a set of unique and high-demand programs at its four historically black institutions — Morgan State University  Coppin State University  Bowie State University and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.\nBut the proposal may not be enough to satisfy the coalition of alumni from Maryland’s historically black institutions who filed the lawsuit in 2006 to dismantle what they say are vestiges of racial segregation. The group has accused Maryland of insufficiently funding historically black colleges and allowing other state schools to duplicate their programs  placing pressure on enrollment.\nThe state appealed a month after Blake’s ruling  and has since suggested mediation in an attempt to resolve the case. The settlement offer revealed Wednesday would supplement state appropriations to the four public historically black institutions over a 10-year period  according to a letter Hogan’s chief legal counsel Robert F. Scholz sent Wednesday to Cheryl D. Glenn (D-Baltimore City)  who chairs the Black Caucus.\n“Governor Hogan wants to bring this litigation to an end in a manner satisfactory to all parties  and in the best interests of all Marylanders  especially current and future [historically black institution] students ” Scholz wrote.\nTraditionally white public universities in Maryland count 122 academic programs not duplicated elsewhere within the state system  while historically black schools have only 11 such offerings. That disparity is why advocates have fought for more high-demand academic programs they say would enhance the competitiveness and sustainability of the four schools.\n“The state’s letter just talks about dollars — it does not talk about putting any kind of dent in that 10-to-1 disparity ” said Michael D. Jones  lead attorney for the alumni coalition. “The goal is to address the disparity by placing a certain number of unique programs at the [historically black institutions]  and it was up to the special master to figure out which ones and at what cost.”\nOver the years  the coalition has called for increased funding and merging the University of Baltimore with Morgan State  the state’s largest public historically black school. A more recent proposal to transfer programs from traditionally white state schools raised the ire of the Maryland Higher Education Commission and some university presidents who said the plan would ultimately harm students.\n[At Md.’s historically black schools  the pursuit of equity without forgoing identity]\nJudge Blake dismissed those proposals  but delivered a ruling that Jones and other advocates of desegregation have considered significant. Jones said he is willing to hash out the terms of the proposed settlement depending on the state’s stance on creating programs. The money alone  he said  will not dismantle the structural inequality that exists between traditionally white and historically black state colleges.\n“If you say . . . we’re going to give the [historically black institutions] these new programs that are going to meet the state’s workforce needs and anybody black  white or Latino who wants the program can attend  that starts to upend the structural inequality ” Jones said. “And that needs to be a part of the remedy.”",
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            "input": "White House Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mick Mulvaney opened a White House briefing by focusing blame in the faltering efforts to keep government funded by calling the potential shutdown \"the Schumer shutdown\" after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer  D-N.Y.  before charging that the Democratic Obama administration \"weaponized the shutdown in 2013.\"\nAt issue is what to do with people who have benefitted from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. DACA will expire March 5  and  Mulvaney  said Democrats are unnecessarily trying to ram a DACA fix into the short-term spending bill that will keep the government funded through Feb. 16.\n\"No reason you have to deal with DACA this week or before the … middle of February \"  Mulvaney  said. \"DACA doesn't expire until March 5. This is purely an attempt by the Senate Democrats led by [Senate Minority Leader Chuck] Schumer — that's why we call it the Schumer shutdown — in order to try to get a shutdown that they think this president gets blamed for.\"\n Mulvaney  said  his  office has been working on contingency plans if the government is shut down.  He  said the military  Border Patrol  and firefighters dealing with wildfires in California will still work but won't be paid until the government reopens.\n\"Parks will be open this time and they weren't before \"  Mulvaney  said  noting that third-party vendors who pick up trash  for example  won't be working.",
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            "input": "Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain is not letting Hillary Clinton off the hook for her friendship with Harvey Weinstein , the disgraced film producer who is accused of sexually harassing and raping young women in the film industry for decades . \n\"Know what Hillary Clinton is NOT ? \nknow what Hillary Clinton is NOT ? \nHillary is CLEARLY not responsible for anything Weinstein Thats screamingly obvious . \nI have met Hillary Clinton .",
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            "input": "Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) arrives for a weekly Republican Party luncheon at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 17. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters).\n Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.)  last week helped kill the bipartisan immigration deal in Congress.  He  didn't think the bill went far enough in transforming the U.S. immigration system. Like President Trump   Cotton  thinks the United States should cut legal immigration. The senator's reasoning?\n“It can't simultaneously be true that robots will take all the jobs & that the West needs millions of new immigrants to do the grunt work ” tweeted  Cotton  in late January  quoting a Wall Street Journal op-ed from a conservative commentator.\n“I think it’s certainly critical that we reduce unskilled and low-skilled workers. It can’t both be true ... that we need both more unskilled and low-skilled workers  but robots are going to take all the jobs ”  Cotton  told Vox.\n“Tom Cotton is woefully misinformed ” said Joe Brusuelas  chief economist at RSM. “Robots will create more jobs.”",
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            ]
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            "input": "Casey Affleck  has withdrawn from presenting the best actress award at this year’s Oscars  Fox News has learned.\nThe news comes after increased scrutiny over years-old accusations against  Affleck  that stem from  his  alleged inappropriate behavior on the set of  his  documentary “I’m Still Here.” The criticism of  Affleck  resurfaced as more and more women in Hollywood began speaking out about sexual harassment and assault.\nThe younger brother of  fellow actor Ben Affleck  was accused of sexual harassment by two women in 2010 who alleged he was sexually inappropriate with them during the making of the film. Both cases were settled for undisclosed amounts  but the allegations have stuck with  Affleck .\nThere was a negative reaction when  the star  was nominated for – and won – the Academy Award for best actor for “Manchester by the Sea\" in 2017. A petition then circulated suggesting  Affleck  not be allowed to present at this year’s Academy Awards though it's tradition at the Oscars for the previous year's best actor winner to present the best actress award.\nIt’s currently unknown who will take  Affleck ’s place at the show.\nDespite the accusations   Affleck  hasn’t struggled to find work in Hollywood.  He  has a slew of projects in production and post-production since  his  Oscar win.",
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            "input": "12:30 p.m.\nFugitive Catalan former leader Carles Puigdemont  says that  he ’s ready to meet Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy in any European Union location but in Spain  where  he ’s facing arrest.\nSpeaking Friday to reporters in Brussels  where he fled evading a Spanish judicial probe into his recent attempt to split Catalonia from Spain   Puigdemont  said that Thursday’s regional election opened “a new era” for the region.\n Puigdemont  says that  he  wants guarantees to return to Catalonia and be reinstated as the region’s leader. As the most voted candidate among separatists   he  could be chosen to lead a new pro-independence coalition depending on how negotiations with other parties go.\nEight of the separatist lawmakers elected  including ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont and his no. 2 Oriol Junqueras  are either in jail or are fugitives from Spanish justice in Brussels following the October secession bid.\nFormer Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont  who campaigned from Belgium where he is evading a Spanish judicial probe into his recent attempt to split Catalonia from Spain  is also scheduled to speak.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "FBI spokeswoman Sandra Berchtold said she could neither confirm nor deny how the militia groups helped the FBI.\nBut a University of Michigan graduate student who is studying the militia movement said she was aware of the contact between the two and said she saw e-mails from the militia to the FBI about the Hutaree. She declined to say who wrote those e-mails.\nThe student  Amy Cooter  who has interviewed dozen of militia members  said she steered clear of the Hutaree in part because of safety concerns.\nShe said she isn't surprised the militia alerted the FBI. The Hutaree was advocating a distrust of law enforcement  she said  that doesn't match the beliefs of most militia members. \"I could tell they weren't representative of the other militias in the state \" she said.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "\"I can't teach the book right now \" says Shaka Greene  algebra teacher at Ron Brown College Preparatory High School. \"Because my students are still learning to add 49 plus 17.\"\nSo begins Part 3 — the conclusion of our podcast series: Raising Kings: A Year of Love and Struggle at Ron Brown College Prep.\nFor Greene  this is the last straw. He announces that he won't be returning for  Ron Brown's  second year because of  his  frustration over \"egregiously\" low academic expectations.\nCurtis and Principal Williams insist that academic progress will come in this dramatically different school  but that no one should expect it so soon  after what is still Ron Brown's first year.\nWhile Greene is the only teacher who says he won't be coming back because of these district policies  every member of the Ron Brown faculty agrees with his opposition.\nThis debate is not unique to Ron Brown. It has roiled teachers' lounges and principals' offices across the country.\nThe difficult truth for the passionate educators of Ron Brown is that both sides are right.\nThis is the last installment of our yearlong reporting project  \"Raising Kings  A Year Of Love And Struggle At Ron Brown College Prep.\"",
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            "input": "CLOSE Oklahoma Sooners quarterback  Baker Mayfield  won the 2017 Heisman Trophy. USA TODAY Sports\nOklahoma Sooners quarterback  Baker Mayfield  wins the 2017 Heisman Trophy. (Photo: Todd J. Van Emst  USA TODAY Sports)\n Baker Mayfield  had been to this New York City ceremony before. This time   he  left with a statue.\nThere was little suspense Saturday night with the announcement that the Oklahoma quarterback is the 2017 Heisman Award recipient.  Mayfield   the fifth man to finish in the top four of the Heisman race three times  is the sixth Sooner so honored overall and the third OU signal caller since 2003 to claim the trophy.\n Mayfield  received 732 first-place votes  Love had 75 and Jackson  got 47.\nAWARDS:  Baker Mayfield  wins Walter Camp Award\n Mayfield   22  directed the nationâs most productive offense  averaging 583.3 yards a game  while leading the Sooners to another Big 12 title and a Rose Bowl date with Georgia in the College Football Playoff. His passing numbers were impressive enough â 4 340 yards with 41 touchdowns to just five interceptions and a 71% completion rate. But the fiery competitor did some of his best work in the biggest games  like his 386-yard  three-TD performance at Ohio State and his 598-yard day in a 62-52 shootout win against Oklahoma State. He capped the regular season with four scoring tosses in the Big 12 final against TCU.\n\"Wow. This is unbelievable for me \"  Mayfield  said. \"Being up  her  among these greats is something words can't describe. ... It's such an honor.\"\nBaker Mayfield got choked up while thanking Lincoln Riley and his parents pic.twitter.com/eQf16E7MpM â Sports Illustrated (@SInow) December 10  2017\n Mayfield  â the first Heisman winner to begin  his  career as a walk-on since athletic scholarships started in the 1950s â is an old-school winner. For decades  seniors dominated the Heisman  but over the last 10 years four juniors  four sophomores and two redshirt freshmen have won the Heisman. By  comparison Mayfield  has been around forever  that first season at Texas Tech coming in 2013.  He  has played 47 college games. Only USCâs Carson Palmer with 50 had played more when  he  won  his  Heisman in 2002.\n Mayfield  is in many ways the perfect college football player: Good enough to play at an elite level  but because  he  is not an ideal NFL prospect   he  stuck around long enough to lead Oklahoma to three Big 12 championships and two Playoff appearances.\n He  also is among the most polarizing college football players of recent vintage.\n Mayfield  was arrested in February and pleaded guilty to three misdemeanors  including public intoxication.  He  was also punished by Sooners coach Lincoln Riley after making an obscene gesture toward Kansas players during a game in November.\nAnd  in Week 2   he  showed  his  exuberance with an act that brought  his  first apology of the season.\nAfter the Sooners' 31-16 win at Ohio State   Mayfield  ran around the field at Ohio Stadium with a crimson OU flag  then took it to the âOâ at midfield and tried to stick it in the ground as his teammates celebrated around him.\nThe next step for for the former walk-on: To once again prove some folks wrong. Listed at 6-1  220 pounds â and that might be a stretch  â Mayfield  is not the prototype NFL quarterback prospect  but that hasnât stopped  him  from becoming one of the most prolific passers in college football history.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "(CNN) When a man snatched a wallet from a passerby's hand   Tess Aboughoushe  ran after him. When  she  caught him   she  invited him for coffee. Why? Because the Canadian woman felt it was the right thing to do.\nIt was February 14.  Aboughoushe  was heading back to work from the chiropractor in downtown Edmonton  Canada. The mugger had asked another woman for money and when she pulled out her wallet  he grabbed it and ran.\n\"I saw the man and the woman on the side of the road and as I was walking past  she calls out that her wallet has been stolen. 'Stop! Thief!' Legitimately  just like a movie scene \"  Aboughoushe  told CNN. \"He was running in front of me and I didn't really stop to consider personal safety issues.\"\n Aboughoushe  chased him down a couple of blocks  briefly lost sight of him and found him behind a dumpster in an alley.",
            "output": [
                "Tess Aboughoushe"
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            "input": "\"The scientists looking at appearance changes found that the upper and lower cheeks were full after the study \" said study author  Dr. Murad Alam   vice chair in the department of dermatology at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.\n\"Patients themselves found even greater benefits  and noticed that 18 of the 20 areas and features of the face that were studied got better over the course of the study \"  Alam  said. \"In general  the appearance benefit was that the contour of the face became smoother  fuller and firmer.\"\nThe findings were published in January in the journal JAMA Dermatology.  Alam  noted that none of the researchers had a financial interest in the facial yoga exercise program.\nAs for whether men or perhaps younger women might achieve a similar benefit   Alam  said  \"we would expect to see an effect. But until we study it we won't know if it is a little more or a little less.\"\nStill  exercise alone may not be enough \"to replace the tried-and-tested methods of improving facial appearance\" that can be achieved with fillers  lasers and the like   Alam  acknowledged. Instead  exercises might best serve to enhance such interventions   he  said.\nBut  Xu  said that facial exercise \"makes a lot of intuitive sense.\"\nWhy? \"Facial aging is so much more than just seeing more wrinkles on the face \" said  Xu . \"It's a complex process  and includes thinning of the upper layers of the skin  loss of collagen and elastin in the deeper layers of the skin  and loss of fat and muscle.",
            "output": [
                "Murad Alam"
            ]
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            "input": "Rep. Luis Gutiérrez  (D-Ill.) will not run for re-election in 2018  according to several media reports.\nThe Chicago Tribune and Politico reported the news Monday evening  citing sources familiar with Gutierrez’s thinking  and  the congressman  is expected to publicly announce  his  decision on Tuesday.\nSeveral people have reportedly expressed their intention to run for  his  seat  including Cook County Commissioner Jesus Garcia. The Tribune notes the vacancy could set off a domino effect in Chicago-area politics. Candidates have until Dec. 4 to gather at least 1 000 signatures as part of a nominating petition.\nEarlier this month   Gutiérrez  joined a group of House Democrats in introducing articles of impeachment against Trump  albeit with little hope of passing  given Republicans’ control of the House.\nIn September   Gutiérrez  was one of several Democratic lawmakers to be arrested outside Trump Tower in New York at a protest against Trump’s decision to end DACA  which provides protections to close to 700 000 young undocumented immigrants.\nLast month   Gutiérrez  criticized Trump’s proposals  including funding a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and reducing federal grants to sanctuary cities  as “an extension of the white supremacist agenda ” reported The Washington Post.\nEven before Trump entered into office   Gutiérrez  made headlines last December for planning to boycott the inauguration in response to what  he  saw as Trump’s rhetoric of “hatred  bigotry and prejudice.”",
            "output": [
                "Luis Gutiérrez"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "In late March  a senior official from the Republican Governors Association headed for Alaska on a secret mission. Sarah Palin was beset by such political and personal turmoil that some powerful supporters determined an intervention was needed to pull her governorship  and her national future  back from the brink.\n Like so much of the advice sent Palin's way by influential supporters  it appeared to be happily received and then largely discarded  barely slowing what was  in retrospect  an inexorable march toward the resignation she announced 10 days ago.\n Palin had returned to her home state from the presidential campaign as one of the hopeful prospects in her struggling party  even if she had much to prove to her detractors. Standing before the Legislature in January  she vowed to retake her office with \"optimism and collaboration and hard work to get the job done.\"\n Almost as soon as she returned home  the once-popular governor was isolated from an increasingly critical Legislature. Lawmakers who had supported her signature effort to develop a natural gas pipeline turned into uncooperative critics.\n Ethics complaints mounted  and legal bills followed. At home  Palin was dealing with a teenage daughter who had given birth to a son and broken up with the infant's father  a baby of her own with special needs and national news media eager to cover it all.\n Friends worried that she appeared anxious and underweight.\n Yet to the dismay of some advisers  Palin dove into the fray  seeming to relish the tabloid-ready fights that consumed her as the work of the state at times went undone.Her growing list of detractors quickly signaled they were not impressed with her celebrity status.\n \"We had business to do \" said state Rep. Nancy Dahlstrom  a Republican who had worked on Palin's 2006 race for governor. \"It's not all about adoration.\"",
            "output": [
                "Sarah Palin"
            ]
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            "input": "Winston Peters  leader of the New Zealand First Party  speaks during a media conference in Wellington  New Zealand  September 27  2017. REUTERS/Charlotte Greenfield\n New Zealand First leader Winston Peters  told local media that knowing the facts “puts us in a better position to make judgements”.\n Peters  has said  he  would only make a decision on which party to back after the final tally and after the results become official on Oct. 12.\nBut some say  Peters  could be swayed to go to National given it would be a straightforward coalition between two parties.\n Peters  a veteran New Zealand politician who has now held the balance of power three times   has in past elections formed coalition governments with both the National Party and Labour.",
            "output": [
                "Winston Peters"
            ]
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            "input": "Alvin Kamara can do it all . ( Bill Feig / AP ) In the weeks and months leading into the 2017 NFL draft   New Orleans Saints Coach Sean Payton watched several running backs work out in person . He separated them into tiers   ranking them in order of preference . He inspected a small   jitterbug - quick back from North Carolina A & T   Tarik Cohen   and came away wanting to draft him . Just above Cohen   though   was another back Payton studied in a private workout . When the draft came and rolled into the third round   Payton seized the chance to trade up   into the 67th overall pick   and draft  Alvin Kamara  .  Kamara  has erupted   becoming the most explosive player on one of the league ’ s best teams and the clear favorite for rookie of the year .  He  has rushed for 606 yards   caught 60 passes for another 614 yards and scored 11 total touchdowns . The manner in which  Kamara  plays is instructive   a sign of where NFL offense is headed .  Kamara  is a running back comfortable taking on the duties of a wide receiver .  Kamara  may be the idealized version of a versatile back   but there are more like  him  on the way . The Panthers drafted Christian McCaffrey eighth overall as much for  his  receiving ability as  his  running ability   and they have attempted 90 passes to  him    tying Devin Funchess as Cam Newton ’ s most frequent target . The Chiefs ’ Kareem Hunt   despite slowing after a monstrous start to the year   has caught 39 balls for 347 yards . Dalvin Cook caught five passes for 72 yards in a game before being injured for the season . Cohen   the player Payton bypassed for Kamara   has been a key cog in Chicago ’ s passing game . And that is only a sampling of rookies from this season . While Ezekiel Elliott primarily succeeded by bruising behind the Cowboys ’ stellar offensive line last season   Dallas felt comfortable drafting him fourth overall because of his ability to run every route proficiently — head personnel executive Stephen Jones pointed out that Elliott had played slot receiver as a sophomore in high school . [ NFL players react with alarm and prayers as Steelers ’ Ryan Shazier is carted off ] Kamara leads a wave of young backs who have been developing receiving skills for years . The rise of offseason passing leagues and pass - heavy spread offenses in college have created a new breed of running back . “ Whatever you want to credit that to — seven - on - seven passing academies to just the style of offenses that they run in college   I ’ m not sure — but guys seem to come in even more prepared now than they ever have been  ” Saints quarterback Drew Brees said . “ What they ’ re able to do   I think their versatility is something that you see with so many of these young backs that come in . They can run the ball between the tackles   they can catch the ball out of the backfield   you can split them out and almost treat them as receivers sometimes . Just really talented players .” The traditional plow - horse running back is not extinct — the Jaguars took Leonard Fournette fourth overall and would probably do so again ; he is a battering ram suited for their ball - control offense . But many running backs may be better viewed as skill players . The Steelers ’ Le ’ Veon Bell might be the best running back in football   but he can also line up wide . He caught 75 passes in 12 games last year   and he has another 61 catches already this season . The usage actually led to a contract dispute — Bell held out all of training camp because he wanted to be paid like a receiver . It may not be the last time the issue arises . In the NBA   the Golden State Warriors popularized the concept of positionless basketball   employing five players with skill - sets varied enough to capitalize on any opponent ’ s weakness or mitigate any strength . This NFL season has seen some offenses attempting to play positionless football . The New England Patriots are part of the vanguard . This offseason   they added Rex Burkhead   a powerful runner who had once played slot receiver for the Bengals   in free agency . They combined him with James White and Dion Lewis   and Tom Brady has targeted them a combined 111 times . The Patriots could motion any of White   Lewis or Burkhead out of the backfield   or just line them up as a receiver . The Patriots often employ two on the same play   bedeviling defenses that must decide which personnel to match them with . “ It depends how the defense wants to treat you  ” White said . “ If they want to treat me like a receiver   maybe they ’ ll put a [ defensive back ] on me . If they want to treat me like a running back   maybe they put a linebacker in . It all depends how the defense wants to match up against you . It ’ s really up to the defense .” [ The Seahawks ’ upset of the Eagles shook the entire NFC playoff field ] White has seen more pass attempts than any Patriot after Brandin Cooks and Rob Gronkowski . In the Super Bowl last year   he caught 14 passes for 110 yards . Now in his fourth season   White came out of a run - heavy system at Wisconsin   but he said he played wide receiver in Pop Warner and other leagues growing up . Once in the NFL   he felt comfortable being used a variety of ways . “ More college teams started doing that   splitting the back out wide  ” White said . “ It translates in the NFL .” The tide is not stopping . Saquan Barkley caught 47 passes for 594 yards this season at Penn State   and he will certainly be the first running back taken next April   likely among the top five picks . Coaches will be scouring workouts as Payton did last season   looking for the next Kamara . Those kind of running backs are out there   and they are taking over the NFL . >>> The Giants upended their franchise Monday by firing Ben McAdoo and GM Jerry Reese   who presided over two Super Bowl rosters   in the midst of a 2 - 10 debacle   Mark Maske reports . The removal of McAdoo and Reese was expected . Interestingly   Maske reports that there is a “ strong chance ” the Giants reinsert Eli Manning for their game Sunday at home against Dallas . Giants owners clearly fear a fan revolt   and Monday they attempted to quell it by making wholesale changes   Mike Vaccaro writes . >>> Rob Gronkowski was suspended one game for his cheap shot on Bills cornerback Tre ’ Davious White . Sally Jenkins writes the hit warranted a more severe punishment . Read more on the NFL : Anquan Boldin says Players Coalition ’ s agreement with NFL was never about protests Chargers should be favored to capture AFC West crown New York Giants fire Ben McAdoo   Jerry Reese as team cleans house The Packers ’ playoff odds stand at 750 - to - 1 even if Aaron Rodgers returns Jay Gruden : Redskins ‘ don ’ t have any plans to shut anybody down ’ After tearing his Achilles   Ravens ’ Jimmy Smith reportedly drops appeal of PED suspension",
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            ]
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            "input": "Regional leader Carles Puigdemont  is due to address the regional parliament on Tuesday afternoon and Madrid is worried  it  will vote for a unilateral declaration of independence.\nCatalan President Carles Puigdemont at the Palau de la Generalitat  the regional government headquarters in Barcelona  Spain  October 6  2017. REUTERS/Yves Herman\n Puigdemont  said on Sunday  he  had not been in contact with the Madrid government for some time because  it  refused to discuss independence.\n“What is happening in Catalonia is real  whether they like it or not. Millions of people have voted  who want to decide. We have to talk about this ”  he  said.",
            "output": [
                "Carles Puigdemont"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Hope Academy founder Bob Muzikowski  was blunt in  his  assessment of the forfeiture.\n“I don’t want to judge them  but if it were the reverse  we’d come to their place no matter what ”  Muzikowski  said. “Maybe we’re not reading the same Bible. There’s ‘do not fear’ all over it. I said it to both of the heads of (St. Francis and Bishop McNamara) — we had had an opportunity to do something great and they chose not to do it.”\n Muzikowski  said part of the reason Hope did not want to change venues was because it was impossible to find a neutral site. But mainly   he  said   he  doesn’t want to set a bad precedent for  his  students and the neighborhood.\n“If we go down to (Bishop McNamara’s) place  it’s ‘Where you live is good  where we live is bad ’ ”  he  said. “My kids go to Hope. Our Christianity is actually a little radical — we think you should go where it’s bad.”",
            "output": [
                "Bob Muzikowski"
            ]
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            "input": "After  Dallas prosecutor Jody Warner  was fired from  her  job in the district attorney's office for an altercation with an Uber driver   she  apologized for  her  actions  saying today  \"I was wrong.\"\n\"I'm very sorry for the language I used. I'm not proud of it \"  Warner  said at a press conference as  she  fought back tears. \"I appreciate being given the opportunity to give my side. I'm not trying to make any accusations against that driver. I don't know what's in his heart. I can tell you that not everything he said was true. I never touched him.\"\n She  added  \"I'm not ever going to justify anything that I said. There's just a little bit more to it  and I was wrong.\"\nThe argument led to  Warner 's firing on Monday by Dallas District Attorney Faith Johnson.\n\"After careful consideration and a thorough investigation  I have decided to terminate  Ms. Warner . Although criminal charges have not been filed   her  behavior is contrary to this office's core principle of integrity  and it will not be tolerated \" Johnson said in a statement. \"As public servants  we represent the people of Dallas County and are examples of justice  professionalism and ethical behavior both inside and outside of the courtroom. I will not waver on my expectation of the highest integrity for myself or my staff. I will continue to run this office with transparency and respect for the justice system and the community we serve. I encourage you  the public  to look beyond this incident and recognize that our prosecutors work hard each day to seek justice on your behalf.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jody Warner"
            ]
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            "input": "Political strongman Ozawa willing to face Japan ethics panel\n \"I think it would be a way to go  if it helps the public understand the issue \" Ozawa told reporters at a regular press briefing.\n His move came as his ruling Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) prepares for a tough summer election because of the funds scandal and the public's growing disappointment with Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama.\n Ozawa  dubbed the \"Shadow Shogun\" and regarded as the real power behind Hatoyama  was suspected of having played a role in manipulating the financial statements of his fund management body.\n Three of his former and current aides were arrested in connection with the case. But prosecutors earlier decided not to file criminal charges against Ozawa due to lack of evidence.\n He has pledged to stay on as the DPJ's secretary general despite growing public distrust in him.\n Investigators met Ozawa during the weekend for a fresh round of questioning after a citizens' judicial review panel said they believed the veteran politician should be indicted.\n Ozawa told the Monday press conference that nothing new had come up in his latest meeting with investigators.\n He said he had agreed to open the traditionally closed-door session should he appear before the ethics panel  \"because I have not done anything wrong.\"\n Ozawa's decision came as the Hatoyama government's approval rating continues to sink  with elections for the upper house likely to be held in July.",
            "output": [
                "Ichiro Ozawa",
                "Ozawa"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-c94f2f9f4bd048f1a1ee29fb8f084a9a",
            "input": "According to Michael McCarthy of the Sporting News  Hill appeared on the Sunday edition of Al Sharpton’s PoliticsNation on MSNBC  where  not surprisingly  people discuss politics. An issue that ESPN has gone to great lengths to discourage Hill  and other ESPN personalities  from addressing on “public-facing forums.”\nThough  Hill and  Sharpton  could be engaged in a bit of political rope-a-dope.\n Sharpton  threatened to lead boycotts and protests of ESPN if the network suspended  her  for calling President Trump a “white supremacist.” Though it’s impossible to know  Hill may have agreed to go on  Sharpton ’s show  believing that ESPN would be unlikely to fire or discipline  her  due to  Sharpton ’s high-profile and ability to organize boycotts.\nThis explanation also makes sense considering that Hill would have had to get permission from ESPN to do the interview in the first place. Had ESPN denied Hill the ability to do the interview  then  Sharpton  would have blasted the network on  his  program and through  his  National Action Network. Given  Sharpton ’s ability to agitate  ESPN could have regarded Hill’s appearance on  Sharpton ’s show as  “protected speech.”",
            "output": [
                "Al Sharpton"
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            "input": "Insecure’s Nuanced Take on Singleness Part of the revolution of modern female characters involves dismantling this idea of “likability.” She’s Gotta Have It succeeds there; at times Darling is definitely not likable. But the show makes it seem as though any criticisms of Darling are due to the fact that she embraces her sexuality and has multiple partners—and I don’t really buy it. Some of the discontinuity in Darling’s storyline feels like a failure to successfully imagine the inner motivations  ideas  and emotions of a modern young woman. Part of the flaw here is that  Lee ’s relying too heavily on the framework  he  created for the character three decades ago. Green: Yes  Gillian! Darling calls the men in her life out for thinking they know the “real her” when they’re only dating their own contrived visions of her. The irony is  Darling ends up coming off like a middle-aged man’s off-pitch interpretation of a millennial black feminist. The way she lists her rules of engagement—only sex in her “loving bed ” seeing each man no more than twice a week and never two in one day  etc.—gives an impression that she’s playing for sport instead of living in the liberation she tells others about.\nShe breaks the fourth wall in many uncomfortable monologues throughout the season  which I’d hoped would be a vehicle to get inside her head; but like most of the women in the show  Darling never becomes fully three-dimensional. It’s not surprising then  that in a show mainly about juggling three men  the only dialogue that has depth and advances the storyline comes from Darling’s interactions with the other women in the show: her three girlfriends  a woman that she’s also seeing (Opal)  and her therapist. David  Lee  / Netflix Mock: I remember the first time I saw the original movie and how it blew my mind. I didn’t see it when it first came out in 1986. I saw it in ’89 or 1990  after I saw Do the Right Thing  which made me want to find anything else  Lee  had done  besides the Jordan commercials and the Anita Baker video. But  yeah  I think we forget how revolutionary Darling’s character was—not as a black character  but just as a character  period. At that age  I had no ideas about the sexual agency of women  or what polyamory was; these terms weren’t part of the mainstream lexicon. Remember  misogyny was on the come up during that era of hip hop (’86 to ’91) . Many of the guys I grew up with were heavily influenced by rappers like Too Short  Big Daddy Kane  LL Cool J  N.W.A.  and 2 Live Crew  which is to say we were getting a pretty unhealthy education about male-female relationships. I loved how  Lee  flipped that entire dynamic on its head with She’s Gotta Have It  and we needed to see that. But to your point  Gillian  I’m not sure the TV series did much to advance contemporary ideas about the relationships explored in the ’86 movie. I think that’s why  Lee  felt the need to flesh out the narrative with this whole gentrification thread.\nWhite: Definitely. Part of the problem is that what made Darling such an innovative character in the 1980s isn’t what makes her so compelling now. And I fully agree with you  Adrienne: The moments where we see Darling undergoing the most growth and becoming most self-aware are all related to women. In addition to Opal  and her therapist  I’d add her boss  Raqueletta Moss to the mix. Serwer: To go off your points about Insecure  Gillian and Adrienne  one of Spike’s issues here is that the artists  he  helped influence are actually better at this now than  he  is. Which is what’s supposed to happen! Even if it’s not something Spike would like to hear. White: I think that’s exactly right. Serwer: I found myself most roped in when the show was lingering on Darling and her issues in the art world (the satire of which is funny and brutal)  and less so when it was focusing on the love triangle (rectangle?) the original film was centered on. Of her suitors  I found Mars Blackmon the most likable and relatable  in part because he feels like the underdog in a situation that involves a wealthy Wall Street type and a French-speaking model. Also  Anthony Ramos is really good at inhabiting the character. White: I was scared about how the character of Mars (originally played by  Lee ) would translate  but in the end he was one of the highlights of the show and unquestionably the male suitor who was best folded into the present day. Ramos did such a fantastic job of keeping Mars’s spirit of absurdity and geekiness while making him feel fresh and original. As for the other suitors  I found Greer and Jamie difficult to stomach—and not just because they’re supposed to be obnoxious. Both characters seem to be relics of the 1980s in dress  in attitude  and in their assumptions about their place in society  and Darling’s.\nIn a world where talking  hanging out  and hooking up are all far more common in your early 20s (especially in big cities)  the idea that Greer and Jamie would spend so much of their time inquiring about the other men Darling is dating feels a little unbelievable. Also the types of men that Jamie and Greer are meant to portray—generalized archetypes of a desirable guy—don’t even work for the present moment. Jamie’s stuffy  wealthy  older  finance-dad vibe  and certainly Greer’s light-skinned  light-eyed  cultured  model vibe went out of style in the ’90s  and they should’ve been left there. Serwer: Greer and Jamie are really insufferable  and more than Mars  they’re stereotypes: The first suitor is a project kid-gone-Wall Street who still has ties to the drug game (slash a cheating husband in a midlife crisis). The second is a tragic mulatto who literally has a line about how he doesn’t want to choose between one identity or the other. That stuff was played out when I was a teenager. I wonder  Gillian  if the characters simply weren’t rescuable from the time and place they were created (and maybe Mars was  in part because if anything  black geeks are more visible in pop culture now than they used to be). Also light-skinned men are definitely not out of style  shout out to my Blewish brother Drake (or is he canceled? I’m old and can’t keep track). Mock: As Adrienne said  it was the scenes shared between the women that were most rich. I honestly could have taken a She’s Gotta Have It sans the male characters from the original altogether—maybe keep Mars Blackmon  but only because he’s so iconic. It is weird  though  that for a movie/TV show that is supposed to be essentially about a woman  the character it’s most remembered for is a guy  Mars Blackmon. He’s the only character who has benefited from the marketing of the movie over the past few decades. We didn’t even know where Tracy Camilla Johns (the original Nola Darling) disappeared to  until she made that cameo in the new version. David  Lee  / Netflix Of course  there’s the theory that none of these characters are to be taken as literal people  but rather as the multiple shades of Brooklyn. The male characters could be seen as metaphors for the parts of Brooklyn that aspire toward Manhattan-like wealth and prestige (Jamie)  the parts that are straight blacktops and hip hop (Mars)  and the parts that are that whole metro-self-fellatio-sexual part of NYC that really began blossoming in the ’80s (Greer).\nWhite: For sure  but I’d argue those aren’t even representative of Brooklyn in this moment. Brooklyn is not the Brooklyn of the ’80s or ’90s (so  Lee  keeps reminding us). Mock: On another note  I’m thankful that they got rid of the rape scene from the movie. I think the transition to dealing with sexual harassment and assault in the streets was the show’s strongest material  especially as it bled into Darling’s art work  which helped solve some of her financial problems. The personal became political then became personal again. Serwer: I think part of the reason why that subplot is so strong is that it’s based on a work called Stop Telling Women to Smile by the artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh  who was also a consultant on the show. Fazlalizadeh put up a series of posters around Brooklyn with similar anti–street harassment messages she drew from women she interviewed about their experiences. Green: Spike’s long talked about regretting that rape scene (and as recently as November). I agree  Brentin  that the show did a really good job of making sexual trauma an undercurrent without visually exploiting female characters—from the street-art campaign to Darling’s art student replacing Lil’ Kim with herself on the Hard Core album cover for a school assignment. With the “free black female form” as its thematic throughline  the show subtly deals with sex and trauma  complicating the idea of autonomy and who has access to it.\nWhite: I think that the use of Raqueletta Moss  and her story of abuse as a child and how she overcame it  was a clever way to explicitly deal with the subject without  as Adrienne suggested  having to resort to exploitative rape scenes. Also  Moss’s decision to take Darling on as a mentee  despite having witnessed her immaturity at work  was one of my favorite developments. That relationship  between those two black women  felt organic and important. Serwer: I liked the Moss character in part because I can remember teachers pulling me aside and giving me that kind of blunt real-talk lecture about how bad life can get  in order to keep you from dealing with things they had to deal with or saw other people deal with. The character’s past isn’t what you’d call original  but again it’s rescued by a strong performance by the actress  De’Adre Aziza. David  Lee  / Netflix White: Before we wrap this  we need to talk about that wild butt-implant narrative involving one of Darling’s closest friends  Shemekka. This storyline was alternately framed as a comedy and a serious commentary on the way society values women. But ultimately I thought it presented some pretty major problems for the plot and the show’s portrayal of women. Mock: I’m not quite sure what they were going for with that thread. It felt like something that got cut from Chi-Raq.",
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            "input": "Because of space limitations in the minor-league clubhouse of the Mets’ spring-training complex  meetings are often held in the weight room at the start of camp. Now  as major league players on the opposite side of the complex  pitchers and catchers gathered in the weight room at First Data Field on Wednesday to receive instructions from  new manager Mickey Callaway  and pitching coach Dave Eiland before the first spring workout.\n The 42-year-old Callaway  who is running a spring camp for the first time in his major league career  — his previous experience came as Indians pitching coach for five seasons — called the session a discussion about “routines” and “processes.” Among them  ensuring each pitcher understands how many bullpen and live batting practice sessions he must throw before getting to pitch in the Grapefruit League.\n Callaway  will convene his entire team for a meeting Monday that will precede the initial full-squad workout.\n“It will be a little different ”  Callaway  said. “We are going to get more in depth about the things we want to see out of our team and the expectations that we have  so I am really excited about that meeting. It’s my chance to address everybody in the organization basically and for guys to get a chance to see everybody in the organization and not just the guys on the field. ”\n“They become an integral part of what we’re trying to do and they help us in our routines and processes ”  Callaway  said. “So [players] have got to make sure they are on top of their games because there’s a lot of responsibilities throughout the day and it’s not always about come here  do your prep work and go out on the field and perform.”\nJacob deGrom was asked if he expects  Callaway  to run a tight ship.\nThe fact  Callaway  has such a deep pitching background is something Lugo already has come to appreciate. The right-hander mentioned a recent bullpen session  Callaway  was watching that turned into an instructional moment.\nBut  Callaway  is quick to point out that any instruction  he  provides to pitchers will be coordinated with Eiland to ensure both are sending the same message.\n“[ Callaway ] and Dave have a lot of knowledge  so  Mickey  told us if we have a question for  him  we can ask  him   but Dave is going to know about it ” Zack Wheeler said. “They are working together. I think they both accept each other and work well.”",
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            "input": "The @FormerBu Twitter account that has been active since March has been confirmed to belong to former FBI Director James Comey.\n  The account  shows  Comey  in Iowa  raising speculation  he  may be running for president in 2020.\nAn anonymous Twitter account with 39 000 followers but only 6 tweets was confirmed to be former FBI Director James Comey after the user tweeted a picture of Comey standing on a road in Iowa.\n\"Ok  in light of this latest tweet  I will confirm that @FormerBu is  in fact  James Comey himself \" Wittes tweeted on Monday.\nSpeculation had been circling for months about whether the account was being run by  Comey   and even before  his  online identity was confirmed  Twitter users had already raised the possibility that the director  who was fired by President Donald Trump in May  might be running for president.",
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            "input": "President Donald Trumpâs new ambassador to the Netherlands   Pete Hoekstra   arrived at The Hague for  his  first day of work on Wednesday â and it turned out to be a rough one.\nDuring  his  first press conference  Dutch journalists refused to let  Hoekstra  off the hook for comments  he  made in 2015 about Muslims causing âchaos in the Netherlands â burning politicians and creating âno-go zonesâ in that country. The journalists peppered the former Republican congressman from Michigan with questions asking if he still believes those widely debunked claims.\n Hoekstra  doggedly refused to retract his past comments or provide concrete examples to back up his claims  The Washington Post reports. The Dutch journalists responded to his reluctance by piling on their questions.\nJOHN THYS/AFP/Getty Images Ambassador Pete Hoekstra speaks during a press conference at the U.S. embassy in The Hague on Jan. 10  2018\nâWhy donât you answer the question?â others chimed in  after  Hoekstra  attempted to move on.\nRoel Geeraedts  a reporter at the Dutch television station RTL Nieuws  tweeted a video of the tense press conference. âThe only one who did get burned today is...  Hoekstra himself . By refusing to answer our questions â  he  wrote.\nToday Dutch press welcomed @petehoekstra as new ambassador to the Netherlands. In 2015  Hoekstra  said Dutch\"politicians are being burned\" (not true). The only one who did get burned today is...  Hoekstra himself . By refusing to answer our questions. pic.twitter.com/Dv2aalbhDP â Roel Geeraedts (@RGjournalist) January 10  2018\n Hoekstra  made those claims about Islam during a recorded panel discussion in November 2015. The panel was sponsored by the David Horowitz Freedom Center  a Los Angeles-based organization known for promoting anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim ideologies.\nâThe Islamic movement is now gotten to a point where they have put Europe into chaos â  Hoekstra  said back then  according to Reuters. âChaos in the Netherlands â there are cars being burned. There are politicians that are being burned and  yes  there are no-go zones in the Netherlands.â\n Hoekstra  has often made erroneous comments about Muslims and their faith.  He  has speculated that up to 15 percent of all Muslims could be radical extremists  according to CNN. Given that there are roughly 1.8 billion Muslims in the world  that would amount to about 270 million people.\n He âs also claimed in the past that Hillary Clintonâs longtime aide Huma Abedin had ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. That conspiracy theory has been thoroughly debunked.\nLast month in Washington  a Dutch reporter from the Nieuwsuur television program questioned  Hoekstra  about the âno-go zonesâ comment.  Hoekstra  asserted  he  hadnât said that â again  even though  his  2015 remarks were recorded.\nWhen HuffPost asked about the clash at this weekâs press conference  a U.S. State Department spokesperson pointed to a tweet that  Hoekstra  sent out in December addressing the interview with Nieuwsuur. In that tweet  the ambassador expressed âregretâ about the exchange.\nPlease see my comments regarding recent interview. Thank you. Pete pic.twitter.com/gxQOcZ8Duk â Pete Hoekstra (@petehoekstra) December 23  2017\n Hoekstra  was born in the Netherlands and moved to the United States as a young child. The onetime congressman  who served from 1993 to 2011  sat for a period on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.\nThe Investigative Project on Terrorism quotes  Hoekstra  praising it as a ânational treasure whose influence and achievements are unparalleled.â",
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            "input": "Meet  Nico LaHood   district attorney for Bexar County  Texas  home of the mostly Democratic enclave of San Antonio.  LaHood  is now locked in a street brawl of a primary battle against a former friend  Joe Gonzales.\n“I’m a conservative guy ”  LaHood  told a right-wing radio host last year  as reported by the San Antonio Express-News.\nThe context was  LaHood  complaining that while  he  was opposed to “sanctuary cities ”  he  also didn’t want the state government to tell municipalities what to do. “With all due respect to the governor  how many times have you flipped off the federal government by saying  ‘Hey  screw you  don’t tell us how to run Texas’?... I think it’s a little bit hypocritical now  he ’s playing big government and telling us how to run our municipalities.”\nOn another radio talk show   LaHood  said that Islam is “basically a political system wrapped in a religion ” parroting far-right talking points that have been disproven by all reputable scholars of Islam. Moreover   LaHood  said moderate Muslims are not real Muslims: “I have some very  very—and I want to emphasize this—very good friends that wear the label of a Muslim ”  LaHood  said. “But they don’t follow the tenets or the principle of Islam  more importantly Sharia Law  because they’ve been Americanized.”\n LaHood  also went on record opposing “Jenny’s Law ” which was unanimously passed by the Texas Senate  and provides victims and witnesses of crimes access to an attorney free of charge. It is named for a mentally ill rape victim who was imprisoned for 27 days to ensure she could testify against her rapist. While incarcerated  she was severely beaten.\n LaHood  publicly opposed the law  saying it was “not practical.” The head of his office’s criminal trial division was the only person to testify against it in the legislature. And  for good measure   he  hired one of the prosecutors involved in the original “Jenny” case. When these facts were reported   LaHood  wrote a letter attacking the newspaper that reported them.\nLaHood’s conservatism is apparently grounded in his religion. At a town meeting with constituents  he said  “I love Jesus and he loves me  and that’s why I love you and your family.” A former drug dealer turned born-again Christian   LaHood  has described  himself  as a “man who is passionately in love with the Lord.”\nNot all of  his  comments have been quite so Christian  however. At an earlier meeting   he  yelled at a constituent who had challenged whether  he  had held police officers accountable. “When I was a district attorney  you can ask any prosecutor I went up against. Ask if I had the huevos to go against anybody and hold them accountable ” placing  his  hands in a gesture of said huevos for emphasis.\n“Anger motivated me to accomplish things ”  LaHood  said in an interview with the Rivard Report  “and I believe God used my anger.”\nAnd then there’s the anti-vaxxer stuff.  LaHood   whose son has autism  has appeared at anti-vaxxer conferences  using his district attorney title as proof of credibility. And in a promotional video for the anti-vaxxer movie Vaxxed   LaHood  says: “I ’m Nico LaHood . I ’m  the criminal district attorney in San Antonio  Texas. I ’m  here to tell you that vaccines can and do cause autism.”\nAsked about his views at the Feb. 8 debate   LaHood  said they were based on “a personal belief” based on “what my wife and I go through medically.” After  his  son developed autism  “we have an opinion of how that happened.”",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip  x Embed x Share CLOSE Giancarlo Stanton  is hitting home runs at a ridiculous pace this season  but the distance they are traveling is equally hard to believe.  USA TODAY Sports\nGiancarlo Stanton  slugs  his  50th home run of the season -- a two run home run in the eighth inning. (Photo: Jasen Vinlove  USA TODAY Sports)\nThey want  Miami Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton   and while it’s not realistic now  it could be by the start of the 2018 season.\n Stanton   who passed through waivers without a sniff a few weeks ago  suddenly has a captive audience  hitting  his  50th home run Sunday earlier than any player since Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa in 2001.\nDespite his exploits  no team has informed the Marlins they would be willing to pay the remainder of  Stanton ’s entire salary  a cool $295 million over the next 10 years beginning in 2018.\nYet  not even the Marlins  who will be sold as soon as their season ends to a group led by Derek Jeter and Bruce Sherman  are stupid enough to trade  Stanton  now.\n Stanton  will be wearing a Marlins’ uniform right up until the their season finale on Oct. 1  or longer if they happen to make the playoffs.\nThe Marlins  with Jeter running the show once the sale closes  will trade  Stanton .\nIt would be altogether different  of course  if Jeffrey Loria was still owning the team. He would be lampooned to Cuba if he dared trade  Stanton .\nThe difference now  of course  is that when  Stanton  is traded  Jeter will be in charge.\nThe Marlins  who want to keep their payroll around $100 million  simply can’t have one-third of their payroll tied into one player  no matter how many homers  Stanton  hits.\nLet’s face it  considering  Stanton ’s injury-plagued past   his  trade value may never be higher.\nThe Cardinals have the money  and certainly the most prospects of any team interested in  Stanton   but  Stanton  also has complete no-trade rights. It’s unknown what teams  he  would be willing to approve a trade.\n Stanton ’s preference would be the Dodgers  where  he  grew up in the Los Angeles area and still lives during the offseason. But sorry  the Dodgers’ days of wild spending are over  vowing to shed payroll.\nLet’s see if  Stanton  can hit two more home runs this month and break Rudy York’s record of 18 homers in August of 1937; hit 12 more homers to pass Maris; or even continue this crazy tear and produce a 70-homer season.\nWhen it’s all over  and he puts away his bats for the winter  we can watch  Stanton  establish yet another record.",
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            "input": "Conservative commentator and author Laura Ingraham claimed in her book released Tuesday that someone at the 2016 GOP convention suggested that she move to Texas to primary Sen. Ted Cruz -LRB- R-TX -RRB- in 2018 . \n\"People were so torched by Cruz 's failure to endorse Trump that talk of primarying him ignited almost the moment he walked off the stage ,\" Ingraham wrote in her new book , Billionaire at the Barricades : The Populist Revolution from Reagan to Trump . \nCruz eventually endorsed Trump on September 23 , four months after he dropped out of the presidential race and resumed his work in the U.S. Senate . \nIngraham witnessed the moment Cruz declined to endorse President Trump in his speech at the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland , Ohio . \nMoments before he took the stage , Ingraham said she told Cruz to \"endorse\" Trump in his speech . \nInstead of endorsing Trump , Cruz told Americans to \"vote your conscience\" in his convention speech , causing the crowd to react with jeers and boos . \nIn her book , Ingraham recounted how GOP-mega donor Sheldon Adelson told security not to let Cruz into his suite following the speech .",
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            "input": "House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi  is giving President Donald Trump an F for \"failure in leadership\" on the anniversary of his inauguration.\n Pelosi  also slammed congressional Republicans on Saturday as the government shutdown began.\nIn a speech on the House floor   Pelosi  said Republicans who control the White House and hold majorities in the House and Senate are \"so incompetent and negligent that they couldn't get it together to keep the government open.\"\n Pelosi  urged Republicans to \"get down to business for everyday people in America.\"\n She  says Trump has tweeted that the country \"needs a good shutdown.\"  She  says: \"Your wish has come true for your one-year anniversary.\"",
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            "input": "Novelist Emma Cline  is counter-suing  her  ex-boyfriend's suit against  her  alleging that  she  plagiarized  her  2016 bestseller The Girls from his own work.\n Cline 's novel — which features a 60s-era Manson-like cult as seen from the perspective of its followers — stuck around for 12 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list and is the first installment in a three-book Penguin Random House deal that reportedly topped $2 million.\nThe former boyfriend  Chaz Reetz-Laiolo  alleges  Cline  installed spyware on her computer before selling it to him in order to record keystrokes on the computer. \"Using the spyware \" the complaint says  \"she obtained his email password  which she then used to access and systematically surveil his private email obsessively over a period of years.\"\nHowever  Emma Cline's complaint calls this \"a ludicrous theory\" and counters with the claim that this is just the latest in a \"two-year assault on  Cline ’s mental health and literary reputation\" from an abusive Reetz-Laiolo. Any alleged plagiarism  the complaint states  is limited to a \"few brief phrases or facts \" which are not subject to copyright protection and which don't appear in the published version of the novel. Both parties are requesting the case go to trial.\nMost plagiarism cases are tough to prove  and this one is made harder by both the lack of evidence and lack of copyright protections available for most of the instances of alleged plagiarism cited by Reetz-Laiolo. So why file the complaint at all? The initial 15-page letter first sent to  Cline  in February 2017 by Reetz-Laiolo's law firm Boies Schiller Flexner LLP might hold a clue: “We believe [. . .] that it may be fruitful to engage in a confidential negotiation or mediation to determine whether our clients can reach a resolution with you rather than file our complaint ” the letter states.  Cline 's argument doesn't mince words when concluding what the fruitful resolution that interests Reetz-Laiolo could turn out to be  stating his actions were \"undoubtedly in the hope of a financial windfall.\"\nOne element that both parties can agree on:  Cline  did install spyware on  her  computer. According to  her  complaint   she  installed it while they were together because Reetz-Laiolo used it and  she  wanted to confirm his infidelity. Reetz-Laiolo's argument that  she  tracked his email address after selling him the laptop in 2013  after they were no longer together  hinges on the assumption that  she  somehow updated this software to allow  her  to remotely access it.\nDavid Boies  the founder of the Boies Schiller Flexner firm  was named as an attorney in the February 2017 letter to  Cline   according to a New Yorker article on the firm  though his name does not appear in the complaint filed by Reetz-Laiolo. David Boies has also featured in another New Yorker article reporting that he and his firm worked for Harvey Weinstein to discredit women accusing Weinstein of rape. The early letter  according to the New Yorker  also claimed damages nearing $2 billion and  in a section titled “Cline’s History of Manipulating Older Men ” attempted to use her sexual history against her.",
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            "input": "Assistant Mahoning County Prosecutor Jennifer McLaughlin said before sentencing Thursday in a Youngstown courtroom that  34-year-old Arnold Perry  abused the trust of the girls’ family after their mother allowed  him  to move in when  he  had nowhere to live  according to The Vindicator.\nThe girls were impregnated in 2015 and 2016. McLaughlin said one of the twins had an abortion while her sisters had babies because their pregnancies were discovered too late to end them. McLaughlin said  Perry  committed similar crimes as a juvenile.\n Perry  pleaded guilty in November to two counts of rape and one count of sexual battery.  His  plea deal called for a 25-year sentence.\nDefense attorney Mark Lavelle said in court that  Perry ’s was the most heinous case he’d ever handled  yet argued his client should be sentenced to between 15 and 16 years in prison. Lavelle said  Perry  suffered a brain injury as a child that prevents  him  from having feelings about  his  actions.\n Perry  apologized before sentencing.\n“I know now what I did was wrong ”  he  said. “I wish I could take it back.”\nThe girls’ mother said she is raising two babies  and that  Perry ’s family isn’t helping her.\n Perry  must register as a sex offender for the rest of  his  life after  his  release from prison.",
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            "input": "“I was sure I was dead  or at least severely messed up ”  Ryan Campbell  told ABC News. “You don't think you're going to fall that far and walk away from it.”\n Campbell   27  was camping with friends in Grays Arch Trail in Kentucky’s Red River Gorge last week when he fell asleep in a hammock.\nOne hour later  early last Thursday morning   Campbell  got out of the hammock and began sleepwalking. While  his  friends watched   Campbell  walked right over a nearby cliff  plunging 60 feet below.\nIt took rescuers nearly three hours to get to the scene but when they rappelled down the mountain to  Campbell   they found  him  miraculously alive and with no life-threatening injuries.\nRescuers took about one hour to place  Campbell  in a basket and hoist  him  back up the mountain  giving  Campbell  a chance to see how far  he  had fallen.\n“It was surreal coming up the way I came down  because I got to see every foot of this cliff that I'd just flown over ”  Campbell  said.\nRescuers attribute  Campbell ’s soft landing to the fact that  in an area full of rocks and boulders   Campbell  landed on a rhododendron bush.\n Campbell  was taken by ambulance to a nearby hospital where  he  was treated for a cut to the back of  his  head and a chipped vertebrae and released.\nThough  he  is expected to make a full recovery   Campbell  says rescuers will not have to worry about coming out to save  him  ever again.\n“I'm not going to put  myself  in a position to have that happen again ”  Campbell  said.",
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            "input": "After allowing North Korea to research and build Nukes while Secretary of State -LRB- Bill C also -RRB- , Crooked Hillary now criticizes . \n\"After allowing North Korea to research and build Nukes while Secretary of State , Crooked Hillary now criticizes .\"",
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                "Hillary"
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            "input": "\"It's important for Russia and China to cultivate a community that respects and understands the cultures of both countries \" Pavlova said.\n Pavlova was satisfied with the bulletin boards on which students wrote their feelings about learning Chinese. Chinese motifs such as bamboos were drawn beside texts.\n The students not only learned the Chinese language  but also Chinese politics  economics and cultures as well  Pavlova said.\n The upcoming Year of Chinese Language in Russia would extend the fruits of the reciprocal national theme years (last year was Year of the Russian Language in China)  and would strengthen cultural and educational cooperation between the two countries and thus create favorable circumstances for Russia's young people to learn Chinese language and culture  Pavlova said.\n \"Both the teachers and students are eager to take part in the colorful events to be held within the framework of the Year of Chinese Language \" she said.\n The school planned to launch a festival of Chinese language and culture in April as part of its contribution to the language year  Pavlova said. Students from 15 schools in Moscow would be invited to the occasion.\n The students were vigorously preparing for the Chinese language contest for elementary and high school students in Moscow as well as the all-Russian Chinese writing contest  while the teachers were scheduled to attend a seminar on Chinese language teaching at Moscow State University  she said.\n Pavlova said she was looking forward to taking her students to various activities  including exhibitions on Chinese language  universities  movies and literature  and a performance of the Beijing People's Art Theater  a famed Chinese drama troupe.\n Pavlova hoped the Year of Chinese Language increased cooperation between schools from both countries  stressing her school and other Russian schools running Chinese courses were keen to establish rapport with Chinese schools  especially those featuring Russian language teaching.",
            "output": [
                "Elizabeth Pavlova",
                "Pavlova"
            ]
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            "input": "But Bloomberg has declared that Bettencourt's only daughter  Francoise Bettencourt Meyers  is now officially the world's richest woman  ahead of Alice Walton  the Walmart heiress. Bloomberg puts Bettencourt Meyers' net worth at $42 billion  compared to $37.7 billion for Walton.\n Francoise Bettencourt Meyers  in 2015 . Bertrand Rindoff Petroff—Getty Images\nAlthough  raised a strict Catholic  Bettencourt Meyers  married the grandson of a rabbi killed in Aushwitz — all the more notable given that L'Oreal's founder  Eugène Schueller  was a known Nazi sympathizer .\n Bettencourt Meyers  is arguably best known for bringing legal action against  her  mother  after the elder Bettencourt began giving away millions in assets and insurance to society photographer François-Marie Banier  with whom she'd struck up an unusual friendship.  Bettencourt Meyers  accused Banier of preying on  her  mother's onsetting dementia. When  Bettencourt Meyers  sued   her  mother responded by calling  her  daughter “une emmerdeuse” (a pain in the ass)  according to Vanity Fair .\nThe case was ultimately decided in  Bettencourt Meyers'  favor  and  she  and  her  two sons were named guardians of Liliane’s interests in 2011.",
            "output": [
                "Francoise Bettencourt Meyers"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-19f3c019198a4b859ad1640280f2734b",
            "input": "Security forces also have struck back with targeted arrests of pro-reform activists and blocks on text messaging and pro-Mousavi Web sites used to rally his supporters.\n A top Mousavi aide  Ali Reza Adeli  told The Associated Press that a rally planned for later Monday was delayed. Iran's Interior Ministry rejected a request from Mousavi to hold the rally and warned any defiance would be \"illegal \" state radio said.\n But one of Mousavi's Web sites still accessible in Iran said Mousavi and another candidate  Mahdi Karroubi  planned to walk through Tehran streets to appeal for calm. A third candidate  the conservative Mohsen Rezaei  has also alleged irregularities in the voting.\n State TV quoted Khamenei urging Mousavi to try to keep the violence from escalating and saying \"it is necessary that activities are done with dignity.\"\n \"I want to stay because they beat us and we won't retreat \" he added.",
            "output": [
                "Mir Hossein Mousavi",
                "Mousavi"
            ]
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            "input": "Gimpl put the pressure on Cavigelli with a high-scoring opening jump but touched his hand down on his second. He came back with a strong third run and clean landing to secure the silver.\nKoski  the gold medalist in the snowboard world championships earlier this year  showed his competitive mettle by coming back from a faltering first run with two skillful jumps.\nGimpl said he was pleased with his finish.\n\"I'm happy for Gian-Luca; he has been second for quite a few events now and finally he made it and it was just a good show  good event \" he said. \"I'm stoked.\"",
            "output": [
                "Stefan Gimpl",
                "Gimpl"
            ]
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            "input": "As the stock market plunged on Monday  taking the Dow Jones industrial average down almost 1 600 points intraday   CNBC's Jim Cramer  wanted to help investors assess the drop.\n\"I hate to sound glib here  but ... we were due for a decline. We just were \" the \"Mad Money\" host said. \"Markets do not go up in a straight line. \"\n\"Despite the large  scary red numbers you see on your screen  the truth is that these things happen. You've got to be ready for them ... at all times  \" Cramer  said.\nFirst   Cramer  analyzed the causes of the sell-off. Bullish exuberance  rising interest rates  declines in key stock sectors and weak-handed shareholders all contributed to the losses  but Europe really \"got the ball rolling \"  he  said.",
            "output": [
                "Jim Cramer"
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            "input": "Eli Wheatley and Christian Guardino are among a growing number of patients whose lives are apparently being saved or radically improved by gene therapy.\n Guardino  was diagnosed with a different condition — Leber's congenital amaurosis  a disease of the eye's retina — when  he  was born. The disorder isn't fatal. But it was destroying his vision.\n\"I wouldn't be able to walk around outside on my own \" says  Guardino . During the day   he  says  the world looked \"incredibly dark\" and blurry. \"It was sort of like watching your world fade away.\"\nEnlarge this image toggle caption Courtesy of Beth Guardino Courtesy of  Beth Guardino \nNow  Guardino  can see things  he 'd only dreamed about.\nAfter the gene therapy treatment   he  says  \"I was able to see things for the first time — like the moon. I was able to see stars for the first time – fireworks — all these amazing things that I've never been able to see before.\"",
            "output": [
                "Christian Guardino"
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            "input": "CLOSE  Brendan Dassey's  case continues through the justice system.  Alison Dirr/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nBrendan Dassey  appears in court April 16  2007  at the Manitowoc County Courthouse in Manitowoc. (Photo: Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)\nAPPLETON  Wis. —  Brendan Dassey 's attorneys asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday to hear  his  appeal in the Teresa Halbach murder.\nThe petition for a writ of certiorari — a legal brief asking the high court to hear  his  case — raises “crucial issues” with relevance far beyond  Dassey ’s case  the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law’s Center on Wrongful Convictions of Youth said in a statement Tuesday.\n“Too many courts around the country  for many years  have been misapplying or even ignoring the Supreme Court’s instructions that confessions from mentally impaired kids like  Brendan Dassey  must be examined with the greatest care — and that interrogation tactics which may not be coercive when applied to an adult can overwhelm children and the mentally impaired ” Steven Drizin  one of  Dassey ’s attorneys from CWCY  said in the statement. “Meanwhile  DNA evidence has uncovered dozens of cases involving false confessions from children. The time is now for the Court to reaffirm this country’s commitment to protecting kids in the interrogation room.”\nCLOSE A federal judge on Monday ordered  Brendan Dassey  be released from prison as  he  awaits a possible retrial Time\nDassey’s case has been moving through the legal system in fits and starts. In 2016  it appeared that  he  was on the verge of release with  his  conviction overturned on the grounds that it was involuntary — only to have the Seventh Circuit reinstate it.\n Dassey  was 16 when  he  confessed to participating in Halbach's murder.  His  attorneys say the confession was clearly coerced by detectives  while the state contends that the questioning was proper and conformed to the law.\nDOCUMENT:  Dassey 's petition for writ of certiorari\nThat court \"gave those attributes the same glancing treatment as other facts it deemed equally relevant to voluntariness — like the upholstery on the couch  Dassey  sat on\nduring questioning \" his attorneys wrote. \"Under an actual 'evaluation '  Dassey ’s confession would unquestionably be deemed involuntary  but because of the state court’s disregard of that precedent  this juvenile may spend the rest of  his  life in prison.\"",
            "output": [
                "Brendan Dassey"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-4af5b8ae066b41a491ead02eb25475bb",
            "input": "Khloe Kardashian  revealed  her  famous family once urged  her  to shed some weight so as not to taint their carefully curated image.\n\"I'm a huge believer of it's not what you say  it's how you say it \"  she  said in a preview clip for  her  E! makeover show \"Revenge Body.\" \"You know  for a long time I was told  'Khloe  you've got to lose weight because you're really hurting the brand' or this or that.\"\n Kardashian  said that  she  understood  her  family didn't mean anything personal  but still struggled not to take offense.\n Khloe Kardashian  reveals baby name — if it's a boy\n\"I understood that was coming from my management side of my family  but it does hurt  and there's a way to say things.\"  she  said.\n Khloe Kardashian  through the years\nThe reality star — who is currently expecting  her  first child with boyfriend Tristan Thompson — has long been open about  her  struggle with  her  weight.\nIn January 2017   she  explained to People that  she 'd always felt self-conscious comparing  herself  to  her  slim sisters  even though Khloe stood more than 8 inches taller than Kim and Kourtney.\n\"They'd always be like  'Oh  I weigh 102 lbs. ' and whatever  and that's good for them  but I would look at the scale and be like  'Oh god ' because I weigh 140 or something \"  she  said. \"As a teenager  you're not understanding and knowing that difference.\"\nStill   Kardashian  has admitted in the past that a rough divorce from Lamar Odom helped inspire  her  to get healthy.\n\"I have always made excuses  like 'I am big-boned ' or 'I'm just not built that size ' or 'I could never be a size whatever '\"  she  told People in 2016. \"I know I have lost so much weight  but I don't think I will ever be satisfied \"  she  says. \"I kind of like that  because I never want to be that unhealthy again.\"\nLast year  leading up to the launch of \"Revenge Body \" Kardashian shared a series of before and after photos highlighting  her  transition into a healthier lifestyle.\n\"If you were to ask me five years ago if I ever saw  myself  being completely in love with fitness and health… I would've laughed in your face. Me? The chubby one? No way!\"  she  wrote on Instagram.",
            "output": [
                "Khloe Kardashian"
            ]
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            "input": "TEL AVIV – Wielding a fragment of an Iranian drone downed in Israel last week  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday warned Tehran not to “test Israel’s resolve.”\n“Through its proxies — Shiite militias in Iraq  the Houthis in Yemen  Hezbollah in Lebanon  Hamas in Gaza — Iran is devouring huge swaths of the Middle East ”  Netanyahu  said at the conference.\n“Israel will not allow Iran’s regime to put a noose of terror around our neck ”  he  added. “We will act without hesitation to defend ourselves. And we will act if necessary not just against Iran’s proxies that are attacking us  but against Iran itself.”\n The prime minister  used the opportunity to express  his  dismay at the nuclear deal between Iran and world powers  saying the deal should be scrapped altogether.\n“Let’s not repeat the mistakes of the past. Appeasement never works ”  he  said.\n“Concessions to Hitler only emboldened the Nazis. Well-intentioned leaders only made war more difficult and costly ”  he  said.\n“Iran is not Nazi Germany. One championed a master race  the other champions a master faith ” said  Netanyahu . “Iran looks to destroy Israel and is developing ballistic missiles that can also reach Europe and the US. Once nuclear-armed  Iran will be unchecked.”\nThe Iran deal has “not made them more moderate internally  it has not made them more moderate externally. It released an Iranian tiger in our region. We must speak clearly; we must act boldly. We can stop this dangerous regime ” said  Netanyahu .\n“I don’t care about the agreement  fixing it or nixing it. I care about preventing Iran from getting a nuclear weapon ”  Netanyahu  said  calling for “the toughest  crippling sanctions” against Iran’s production of ballistic missiles.\n He  called Zarif the “smooth-talking mouthpiece of Iran.”\n“I’ll say this   he  lies eloquently ”  Netanyahu  said. “Zarif said it was wrong to say Iran is radical. If that’s true  why do they hang gays from cranes in city squares?”\nHe branded  Netanyahu  “obsessive” with  his  belief that Iran was a threat to Israel. Iran has repeatedly threatened Israel and aids anti-Israel terrorist groups  including Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad. Zarif also warned against heeding  Netanyahu ’s prediction that Tehran would “do nothing” if the U.S. were to pull out the nuclear deal.",
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                "Benjamin Netanyahu"
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            "input": "It was a sweltering summer day when Taronica White first stepped foot into the yard as a new correctional officer at a maximum-security federal prison in Coleman  Fla. Before she started her shift  her supervisor gave her an oversize jacket to wear on top of her uniform. “In this facility  females cover up ” she said she was told.\n White  transferred to the federal correctional complex in Coleman in 2005  after a new maximum security prison had opened  because she was in search of new opportunities. The sprawling ­federal complex has five prison facilities  including low- and ­medium-security facilities and two ­high-security penitentiaries.\n White  became active in the union  serving as a point of contact for women who were experiencing harassment. She got calls sometimes late into the night.\nIn 2013  they won the first crucial victory  when an administrative judge certified the plaintiffs as a class. “I thought  ‘Okay  finally  somebody is listening to us ’”  White  said.\nBy the time the case was being settled   White  had moved to D.C.  She  took a job as a compliance officer within the equal employment opportunity office at the Federal Bureau of Prisons. It was a rare opportunity  but  she  felt guilty leaving behind other women still struggling at Coleman   she  said.\nThese days   she  wears a business suit and enjoys the predictability of processing reports in  her  quiet cubicle  while helping to root out discrimination in other workplaces.\n“I’m just happy this came to light ”  she  said about the settlement. “I want anyone to know that a female working in any ­male-dominated field should be treated with the same level of respect.”",
            "output": [
                "Taronica White"
            ]
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            "input": "Updated at 7:08 p.m.  ET\nWhite House communications director Hope Hicks  President Trump's longest-serving aide   is resigning and will depart in the next few weeks  the White House says.\nIn a White House that has set records for staff turnover (and it isn't even close)  the departure of  Hicks  still came as a shock.\nHicks  who has been working with the president for three years  managed to stay in his orbit even after many others had been pushed out. President Trump called  Hicks  \"outstanding.\"\nEarlier this month  Hicks  was deeply involved in the White House's botched handling of domestic abuse allegations against a former top aide to the president. But a White House official insists  Hicks ' decision to resign wasn't related to either of those matters.\nAnother person close to  Hicks  told NPR the resignation has been in the works for weeks.\n\"There are no words to adequately express my gratitude to President Trump \"  Hicks  said in the statement. \"I wish the President and his administration the very best as he continues to lead our country.\"\n Hicks  joined the Trump organization in 2014 — recruited by Ivanka Trump  who was impressed by work  Hicks  had done for her clothing line while working at a New York public relations firm.  Hicks  was then pulled into the Trump campaign before there even was a campaign  becoming de facto press secretary while initially she continued doing work for the Trump Organization.",
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                "Hope Hicks"
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            "input": "But what  McCaskill  fails to mention is  her  role in the very scourge  she  seeks to fix by forcing businesses to spend their own money to address it.\nSo we know what the problem is  but does  Claire McCaskill ? While  she  supported E-Verify in the past (no doubt since it puts a burden on private businesses instead of holding the government accountable)   she  has been a good foot soldier for the Democrats' open border policy.\n She  supports chain migration  sanctuary cities  funding for executive amnesty  and funding for processing centers for Central American unaccompanied minors.  She  voted for the DREAM Act  against a bill to prevent suing Arizona for immigration law  and against defunding sanctuary cities.\n Claire  has done this to the great displeasure of  her  Missouri constituents. So now  she  needs a red herring  and  she  will boldly work with Republicans to craft legislation forcing all businesses to do a pile of sleuthing to verify the identities of applicants for their products  and perhaps put those companies in danger of running afoul of civil rights laws by profiling.  Claire  doesn't care that this will cost the consumer  or that it is abusive to make a private business do the work the government just won't do.\nBut then  why should  she  care?  She  defrauded taxpayers herself  using government money to finance flights on  her  airplane and then not paying taxes on it.\nBut then  by  her  standards  doesn't everyone?",
            "output": [
                "Claire McCaskill"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-a0b1762ecce54a899e56ee659fe1f3dc",
            "input": "Grindhouse co-director Robert Rodriguez said in a statement Friday that he and ex-girlfriend Rose McGowan once schemed to get back at Harvey Weinstein in the most industry way possible: by working together on the 2007 cult flick.\nRelated  Rose McGowan  on Sexual Harassment: 'Scarlet Letter Is Theirs  Not Ours' \"For all of us who have been grabbed by the motherfucking pussy  no more \" actress says. \"Name it. Shame it. Call it out\"\nRodriguez  who dated McGowan from 2006 to 2009  revealed that he knew about the 1997 Sundance Film Festival incident that  McGowan  made public earlier this month  and that he intentionally cast the actress in a \"bad ass\" role as a way to spite the media mogul.\nThe director recounted how he met  McGowan  at the Cannes Film Festival in 2005 and the pair got to talking about Sin City  which screened earlier that week. When the actress made mention that she was a fan of film noir  Rodriguez commented that she should have auditioned  to which she replied that she had been blacklisted from working on Weinstein movies.\n\"When I asked what she meant by that  and how could she possibly be blacklisted  she told me the horrifying story of what Harvey did to her seven years earlier \" Rodriguez said in the statement. ( McGowan  alleged in a series of tweets earlier this month that Weinstein raped her).\n\"My reaction was one of shock \" Rodriguez continued. \"I recall clearly what I said next  'My God  why didn’t you say anything? People would have stood up for you! And where was your fiancé during all this? I would have at least beaten the crap out of Harvey if I had heard that.’  Rose  said they didn’t know what to do.  She  confided that a female attorney had told  her  that because  she  had done nudity in movies that no jury would believe  her  and that it would turn into a he said/ she  said case.\"\n McGowan  explained to Rodriguez that  she  had been told to sign a non-disclosure agreement not to talk about the incident. Rodriguez said he then came up with a plan – to cast  McGowan  in an upcoming project he was working on with Quentin Tarantino for Dimension (a division of the Weinstein Company  under Bob Weinstein)  which turned out to be Grindhouse.\n\"Just as I finished telling  Rose  this  I saw Harvey walking around the party! I called Harvey over to our table  and as soon as he got close enough to see that I was sitting with Rose  his face dropped and went ghostly white. I said  'Hey Harvey  this is  Rose McGowan . I think she's amazing and really talented and I’m going to cast her in my next movie '\" the director said. \"Harvey then dribbled all over himself in the most over the top performance I'd ever seen as he gushed  'Oh she's wonderful  oh she's amazing  oh she's fantastic  oh she's so talented… You two should definitely work together.' And then he skittered off. I knew right then that every word  Rose  told me was true  you could see it all over his face.\"\nOn Friday  however   McGowan  spoke out about  her  alleged rape at the Women’s Convention in Detroit  Michigan  calling on other women to come forward.\n\"I have been silenced for 20 years. I have been slut-shamed. I have been harassed. I have been maligned and you know what? I'm just like you \"  she  said. \"Because what happened to me behind the scenes happens to all of us in society and it cannot stand and it will not stand.\"",
            "output": [
                "Rose McGowan"
            ]
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            "input": "Scott Pruitt  Declares War on Wind and Solar Energy  While Fossil Fuels Get Billions in Subsidies\n Scott Pruitt  speaking at the 2017 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor  Maryland  on February 25  2017.\nPhoto Credit:  Gage Skidmore/Flickr\nEnvironmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt  recently proposed eliminating federal tax credits for wind and solar power  arguing that  they  should “stand on  their  own and compete against coal and natural gas and other sources” as opposed to “being propped up by tax incentives and other types of credits....”\nStand on  their  own?\n Pruitt  surely must be aware that fossil fuels have been feasting at the government trough for at least 100 years. Renewables  by comparison  have received support only since the mid-1990s and  until recently  have had to subsist on scraps.\nPerhaps a review of the facts can set  Administrator Pruitt  straight. There’s a strong case to be made that Congress should terminate subsidies for fossil fuels and extend them for renewables  not the other way around.\nA new study by Oil Change International brings us up-to-date. Published earlier this month  it found that federal subsidies in 2015 and 2016 averaged $10.9 billion a year for the oil and gas industry and $3.8 billion for the coal industry. By contrast  the wind industry’s so-called production tax credit  renewed by Congress in December 2015  amounted to $3.3 billion last year  according to a Congress Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) estimate. Unlike the fossil fuel industry’s permanent subsidies  Congress has allowed the wind tax credit to expire six times in the last 20 years  and  it  is now set to decline incrementally until ending in 2020. Similarly  Congress fixed the solar industry’s investment tax credit at 30 percent of a project’s cost through 2019  but reduced  it  to 10 percent for commercial projects and zeroed  it  out for residences by the end of 2021. The JCT estimates that the solar credit amounted to a $2.4-billion tax break last year. Totaling it up  fossil fuels — at $14.7 billion — still received two-and-a-half times more in federal support than solar and wind in 2016.",
            "output": [
                "Scott Pruitt"
            ]
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            "input": "LONDON (Reuters) - Just hours after a Brexit deal crumbled  British Prime Minister Theresa May came under pressure on Tuesday from opposition parties and even some allies to soften the EU divorce by keeping Britain in the single market and customs union after Brexit.\n British Prime Minister Theresa May  arrives for a meeting with European Council President Donald Tusk (not in the picture) in Brussels  Belgium  December 4  2017. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir\n May’s  ministers said they were confident they would soon secure an exit deal  though opponents scolded May for a chaotic day in Brussels which saw a choreographed attempt to showcase the progress of Brexit talks collapse at the last minute.\nScottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson  who has been tipped as a potential future leader of May’s party  also suggested  May  should consider keeping the United Kingdom in both the single market and customs union.\n May  has repeatedly said Britain will leave both the single market and the customs union when the United Kingdom ends its membership of the EU at 2300 GMT on March 29  2019  though she has called for a bespoke economic partnership.",
            "output": [
                "Theresa May"
            ]
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            "input": "Photographer Cody Smyth watched his high school friends’ band The Strokes — with members Julian Casablancas  Nick Valensi  Albert Hammond Jr.  Nikolai Fraiture  and Fab Moretti — go from a regular staple of New York City dive bars to what the music world hailed as the second coming of rock and roll. In this excerpt from his new book  The Strokes: The First Ten Years  he remembers a night he calls “the last quiet moment” before everything changed. Included is a gallery of photos Smyth took from the first ten years of The Strokes’ rise to fame.\nA lunch brought us together for the first time in 1995. From that point on we were inseparable. I had met our dear friend  Claude Rene  or “Gramps ” as we all called him then  in an early morning chemistry class. I was habitually late  which Claude found incredibly entertaining. We bonded instantly. Claude knew Julian as they had gone to elementary school together. He knew  Nick  as the kid who was always at the Flats or the Meadow in Central Park with his guitar. Julian and I had some classes together  but didn’t talk much beyond some friendly greetings.  Nick  and I had met briefly in the locker room as our lockers were near each other  but that was about it.\nOne morning in the hall between classes I run into Claude  and we make a plan to meet out in front of school for lunch. Bell rings and I head out to meet him. “We got two more joining us ” he says as  Nick and Jules  approach. “I know you two!” I say. They say the same as it all clicks. We head to 86th and Columbus to the shitty Greek diner we would frequent for many a lunch that year and the remainder of high school  mostly because you could smoke cigs and get fries and a coke for 2 bucks. Nutrition for a teenage boy came cheap. Our waiter was George. We called him “three fingers” because he would bring us our water with his fat fingers in the glasses. I remember Julian ripping into him once about it  but it was our spot. We all hung out there most school days. It wasn’t long before we met Fab. He and  Nick  were in tenth grade  and although Fab had his own set of friends  we would always see him. He started coming to lunches with us at the diner. This was the beginning of the band.\nBetween 2000 & 2001  the bar 2A on Ave A and 2nd Street was our home base. If I couldn’t get a hold of  Nick  or one of the other guys I would usually head there knowing I’d find them. Transporterraum recording studio was across the street from the bar  and the guys were holed up with Gordon Raphael down there for a month or two recording Is This It.",
            "output": [
                "Nick Valensi"
            ]
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            "input": "Back in September  HGTV darlings Chip and  Joanna Gaines  announced they would be launching a home goods line with Target.\n Even Joanna Gaines  showed off  her  excitement on social media by posting a silly video of  her  and Chip on Instagram.\n“Today’s the day! Hearth & Hand with Magnolia is not available at Target stores and on their website! We’ve had so much fun designing this line and can’t wait for you to see it ”  Joanna  captioned the video of  her  pushing Chip down the aisle in a shopping cart.\n'FIXER UPPER' STARS CHIP AND  JOANNA GAINES : MAJOR MOMENTS YOU SHOULD KNOW",
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                "Joanna Gaines Joanna",
                "Joanna"
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            "input": "The woman who accused GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexually abusing her at age 16  expressed  her  disgust Friday with President Trump’s support of the accused pedophile.\nBeverly Young Nelson  55  actually voted for Trump last year despite his own host of sexual abuse allegations — and now  she  regrets  her  decision.\n“President Trump has chosen to support a powerful politician like Mr. Moore over women like me  who accused  Roy Moore  of preying on them ” the Republican voter said at a news conference.\n Roy Moore  started dating wife while she was still legally married\nBeverly Young Nelson expressed her disappointment over the White House’s continued support of  Moore  despite allegations from eight women about  his  aberrant behavior. (Susan Watts/New York Daily News)\nNelson claimed she was a high school student when  Moore  targeted her behind an Alabama restaurant where she worked as a waitress.\nShe’s one of eight women who accused  Moore  of unwanted sexual contact  including Nelson and five others who say they were underage when the politicians targeted them.\nThe youngest said she was just 14 when a 32-year-old  Moore  groped her inside his home.\nRoy Moore campaign leader blasts sex misconduct accusers as liars\nThe appearance  set to air on Alabama television stations  was widely viewed as a backdoor boost for the  Moore  campaign without the president actually traveling to the state.\n The 70-year-old Moore  in a tight race against Democrat Doug Jones   tweeted  his  thanks to Trump for the continued support.\nNelson was joined by attorney Gloria Allred at a news conference where they announced a handwriting expert had confirmed the signature in the accuser’s high school yearbook was indeed done by  Roy Moore .\n Roy Moore  accuser says she has evidence proving relationship\n“We are very happy to announce this important expert opinion ” said Allred. She also said a notation with the date and place where the inscription was signed was added by Nelson — which led  Moore ’s supporters to blast the whole thing as a “forgery” and “fake news.”\n The 70-year-old Moore  in a tight race against Democrat Doug Jones   tweeted  his  thanks to Trump for the endorsement. (Brynn Anderson/AP)\nPastor says  Roy Moore  was seeking 'purity of a young woman'",
            "output": [
                "Roy Moore"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-460eab2979a94a6ca3d17072c05d7b84",
            "input": "Disgraced celebrity publicist Max Clifford   a confidant to the stars who fell from grace amid Britain ' s investigation of past sexual abuse   died Sunday after collapsing in prison . Once one of the most powerful figures in British entertainment   Clifford was convicted in 2014 of eight counts of indecent assault stemming from attacks on teenagers dating back more than 40 years . He was serving an 8 - year prison sentence at Littlehey Prison in Cambridgeshire when he died   Britain ' s Ministry of Justice said . Clifford was once as well known as the people he represented — the go - to guy for celebrities looking to limit the damage from drug problems   legal issues or declining popularity . His clients included TV mogul Simon Cowell and former Harrods owner Mohamed al - Fayed   as well as dozens of ordinary people who found themselves in the news vortex and sought to sell their stories to the press — a common practice in Britain . The public relations guru was arrested in December 2012 amid allegations that he lured girls as young as 14 into sex by offering them acting roles .  Clifford  immediately swung into damage - control mode   vowing to clear  his  name of the charges   some of which stemmed from the 1970s and ' 80s . \" The allegations in respect of which I have been charged are completely false — very upsetting   very distressing   but completely false  \"  he  told reporters outside  his  home at the time . \" I have never indecently assaulted anyone in my life   and this will become clear during the course of the proceedings .\" Clifford was arrested as part of an investigation called Operation Yewtree   a wide - ranging inquiry into allegations of past offenses spurred by the case of Jimmy Savile   a well - known British entertainer accused of abusing hundreds of girls and women . The Savile case shocked Britain and embarrassed his employer   the BBC   which was accused of killing an investigation into Savile ' s alleged crimes . The resulting upheaval is comparable to the stream of sexual misconduct allegations leveled at American actors   politicians and media personalities following revelations about Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein . Before he was arrested   Clifford told The Associated Press that he was receiving calls from many celebrities and entertainers who were worried they would be caught up in the widening Savile investigation . \" They ' re phoning me and saying   ' Max   I ' m worried that I ' m going to be implicated  ' \" Clifford said at the time . \" A lot of them can ' t remember what they did last week   never mind 30 or 40 years ago .\" Clifford ' s daughter Louise told the Mail on Sunday that her father first collapsed on Thursday as he was trying to tidy his prison cell . He collapsed again the following day and was taken to a hospital   where suffered a heart attack . She told the newspaper he had been in a \" bad way \" in a critical care unit . \" It was just too much  \" she said .",
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            "input": "Could a small force of American soldiers have prevented Iraq from sliding back into chaos , as Governor Bush claims ? \nThe exchange started like this : at the end of Jeb Bush 's town-hall meeting in Reno , Nevada , on Wednesday , a college student named Ivy Ziedrich stood up and said that she had heard Bush blame the growth of ISIS on President Obama , in particular on his decision to withdraw American troops from Iraq in 2011 . \nThe origins of ISIS , Ziedrich said , lay in the decision by Bush 's brother , in 2003 , to disband the Iraqi Army following the toppling of Saddam Hussein 's government . \nWow ,\" Bush said . \nHere is what happened : In 2003 , the U.S. military , on orders of President Bush , invaded Iraq , and nineteen days later threw out Saddam 's government . \nHistorians -- along with Governor Bush and Ivy Ziedrich -- will be arguing about the question for a long time . \n\"All right ,\" Bush said . \nBush Administration officials involved in the decision -- like Paul Bremer and Walter Slocombe -- argued that they were effectively ratifying the reality that the Iraqi Army had already disintegrated . \nBut the Bush White House went ahead . \nWhile it 's true that George W. Bush took actions that helped enable the creation of the Iraqi insurgency , and that some leaders of the insurgency formed ISIS , it 's not true that he \"created\" ISIS . \nAnd there 's a good argument to be made that an insurgency would have formed following the invasion of Iraq even if President Bush had kept the Iraqi Army together . \nIndeed , by 2011 the situation in Iraq -- as former Governor Bush said -- was relatively stable . \nBut let 's get to Governor Bush 's assertion -- that Iraq went down the tubes because of President Obama 's decision to pull out all American forces , and that Obama could easily have left behind a residual force that would have kept the peace . \n\"When we left Iraq , security had been arranged ,\" Bush said . \nA few days after that , President Bush or someone in his Administration decreed the dissolution of the Iraqi Army . \nBush did n't like it : he offered a retort and then left the stage . \nSo , on this , Governor Bush is n't entirely accurate , but makes a good point : the Obama Administration might have been able to keep some forces in Iraq if it had really tried .",
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            "input": "RICHMOND — Republican Ed Gillespie  already capitalizing on Confederate monuments and Latino gangs  has added national anthem protests to the red-meat smorgasbord he’s serving up in the homestretch of the Virginia governor’s race.\nA  Gillespie  flier publicized on Twitter Friday bears an image of a kneeling football player  raising an emotionally charged issue on which  Gillespie  and Democrat Ralph Northam essentially agree.\n[ Gillespie  rolls out ad that tries to connect Northam to Latino gang violence]\nThe issue has hardly come up the race  a fairly sleepy contest until  Gillespie  started rolling out ads focused on the fate of Confederate monuments and the violent MS-13 Latino street gang.\n[ Ed Gillespie  went from ‘big tent’ Republican to culture warrior]\nBy evoking the anthem protests   Gillespie  appears to be making a play for Trump voters as well as moderates who see the players’ actions as disrespectful to the flag or the military.\n Gillespie  and Northam  the state’s lieutenant governor  were both asked about kneeling players shortly after Trump weighed in. Both men supported the players’ right to free speech. But  Gillespie  made it clear  he  was offended by the protests  while Northam criticized Trump’s language.\n“My view is that I find it offensive when people don’t stand for the national anthem and honor our flag and all that it stands for ” said  Gillespie   a former Republican National Committee chairman  Washington lobbyist and counselor to President George W. Bush. “But one of the things it stands for is freedom  and you’ve got a right to be wrong in this country.”",
            "output": [
                "Ed Gillespie"
            ]
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            "input": "Less than one month after  U.S. District Judge Gloria Navarro  declared a mistrial in the case against Cliven Bundy  his two sons  and a self-styled militiaman   Navarro  has dismissed the charges entirely. The decision Monday puts an end to the federal case against the four men for their role in the 2014 armed standoff over cattle-grazing rights in Nevada.\n Navarro  found that the prosecution had committed \"flagrant misconduct\" by withholding evidence that could have supported the defendants' case. Namely   Navarro  explained that federal prosecutors had failed to disclose information from cameras recording video from the standoff and the presence of federal snipers around the Bundy Ranch.\n Navarro  ruled that as a result  the men  who had been slapped with felony conspiracy and firearms charges  could not receive a fair trial.  She  dismissed the charges \"with prejudice \" which specifically bars the possibility of bringing a new trial against them.\n\"The court finds that the universal sense of justice has been violated \"  Navarro  said Monday  according to The Los Angeles Times.",
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                "Gloria Navarro"
            ]
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            "input": "Investigators say  Joseph Orbeso   22  shot and killed  his  girlfriend  Rachel Nguyen  20  and then turned the gun on  himself   according to a release Friday from the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department Morongo Basin station.\n Orbeso  and Nguyen were reported missing July 28  after a bed-and-breakfast owner in the Morongo Basin told the Sheriff’s Department that they may have gone hiking in the park that morning.\n Rachel Nguyen and Joseph Orbeso  went missing July 28  and  their  bodies were found earlier this week. (National Park Serivce)\n\"Based on evidence located at the scene  detectives believe  Orbeso  shot Nguyen  then shot himself. The investigation into  Orbeso ’s actions remains under investigation \" the statement said.\nThe sheriff’s update comes days after  Orbeso ’s father  Gilbert Orbeso  publicly identified the pair and authorities said they were found in an \"embrace.\"\n\"I want  Joseph  to be remembered as a kind  caring and thoughtful person \"  his  father told the Southern California News Group in an email. \"The way  he  was found beside Rachel holding her as they were seeking shade under the brush says everything you need to know about  him  as a man and as a human being.\"",
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                "Joseph Orbeso"
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            "id": "task419-99b8d2d0b53a48118e933bdec2cf97a9",
            "input": "\"Accordingly ,\" Vecsey wrote , \"I 'm publicly terminating the pandemic of speculation surrounding LeBron James ' playing plans past this season . \nWhile this question has surrounded LeBron James for much of the offseason and will follow him when the NBA begins play next month , a decision has already been made , according to reports . \nI 'm comfortable now in stating unequivocally , LeBron will leave the Cavaliers a second time and join the Lakers , and return the team to LA Lore status .\" \nRelated : LeBron James scouts L.A. schools as Lakers rumors build .",
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                "LeBron James"
            ]
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            "input": "The cartoon caused a storm when the Times published it in 2008  two years after Jacob Zuma had been acquitted of rape charges. But van der Berg said Zuma had not followed up on threats to sue until now.\n Zuma is claiming 4 million rand (about $570 000) for humiliation and degradation and 1 million rand (about $140 000) for damage to his reputation. His spokesman  Zizi Kodwa  refused to comment Tuesday.\n The cartoon also showed Zuma's political allies encouraging him as they held down a writhing  screaming figure with a sash identifying her as the \"justice system.\"\n It appeared in the newspaper as Zuma's political party led a protest campaign to have the corruption charges dropped against him. Zuma at the time was preparing to lead his African National Congress party in general elections. Prosecutors dropped the charges on the eve of the vote  and Zuma took office in 2009.\n Buti Manamela  then a leader of the Young Communist League  filed a formal complaint about the cartoon before South Africa's Human Rights Commission in 2008. The South African Communist Party leader was among the ANC allies depicted in the cartoon.",
            "output": [
                "Jacob Zuma"
            ]
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            "input": "Marston  elected to not consolidate the 10 loans because  he  found motivation in paying each one off separately and in full   he  said.\nFor each loan   he  received a letter confirming that the amount was paid off in full.\nA James Madison University collections manager wrote a letter to  Marston  in September 2014  confirming that his Perkins student loan had been paid in full. The letter  shared with ABC News  was verified by a collections manager.\nMarston's father   Jeff Marston   told ABC News that he knew his son would be responsible and pay off the debt  but never expected him to settle as quickly as he did.",
            "output": [
                "Amanda Taylor Marston",
                "Marston"
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            "input": "Former US president Bill Clinton was met by angry crowds Friday protesting the slow arrival of aid to Haitians left destitute by a huge quake as he sought to unblock distribution bottlenecks.\n Clinton said he understood the frustrations  adding he also wanted to understand why more than three weeks after the January 12 quake aid was still not getting through to desperate Haitians.\n \"I'm trying to get to what the bottlenecks are  part of it is just shipping the volume of food in here that is necessary \" Clinton told reporters as he visited a clinic in the ruined capital of Port-au-Prince.\n The other problem was the distances between the 16 main distribution points  he said.\n As Clinton earlier visited the government's de facto headquarters in a police building in the city  about 200 people demonstrated outside to protest the lack of shelter.\n Asked about his role in the country  Clinton said: \"What I don't want to be is the governor of Haiti.\n Clinton said he was not involved in any talks about the case: \"That's not within my mandate. I know that the State Department and government have had these discussions.\"\n Clinton's wife  US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton  said Friday that the US ambassador was working with Haitian officials on the case  and that Washington expressed \"hope that this matter can be resolved in an expeditious way.\"\n The case has overshadowed the huge international relief effort which Bill Clinton  as a special UN envoy for Haiti  has helped coordinate.\n Clinton visited Port-au-Prince's Gheskio medical clinic where his foundation said he would deliver \"water  food  medical supplies  solar flash lights  portable radios  and generators donated by Home Depot (and) Walmart.\"",
            "output": [
                "Bill Clinton"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-1886c59d9ec246468c2724f34707cb06",
            "input": "Politicians  offer condolences  remembrances for pastor Billy Graham\nAfter  the death of one the world's most well-known Christian evangelical pastors   political figures spoke out in remembrance of  Billy Graham .\n Graham   who spent six decades on-air  was a spiritual adviser to every president from Harry Truman to Barack Obama. He spoke out after the 9/11 attacks and crossed party lines to preach to those on the left and right.\nThe GREAT  Billy Graham  is dead. There was nobody like him! He will be missed by Christians and all religions. A very special man. â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 21  2018\nBilly Graham's ministry for the gospel of Jesus Christ and his matchless voice changed the lives of millions. We mourn his passing but I know with absolute certainty that today he heard those words  \"well done good and faithful servant.\" Thank you Billy Graham. God bless you(2/2) â Vice President Mike Pence (@VP)  February 21  2018\nSaddened by the loss of Evangelist Billy Graham .  He  led an impactful life  touching so many people with  his  spiritual teachings.  He  will be deeply missed. â Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) February 21  2018\nBilly Graham was a humble servant who prayed for so many - and who  with wisdom and grace  gave hope and guidance to generations of Americans. â Barack Obama (@BarackObama) February 21  2018\n\"As soaring a figure  he  was  Rev. Graham connected with people on an elemental level \" Ryan said in a statement.\nRev. Billy Graham dedicated his life to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ to every part of the world. His service is a testament that  with faith in God  one person can do so much good. The whole House sends its condolences to the Graham family at this time of loss. pic.twitter.com/aH8mY8fehc â Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) February 21  2018\nMcConnell released a statement saying that \"by standing right in the middle  Billy Graham could reach everyone.\"\n\"It is with great sadness that Elaine and I note the passing of  the Rev. Billy Graham   a man whose God-given gifts and love for souls endeared  him  to millions and earned for  him  the title âAmericaâs Pastor â\" McConnell said. \"The son of a dairy farmer  Billy Graham became one of the worldâs most trusted men by preaching Godâs mercy to the rich and poor alike. His hundreds of crusades spanned more than five decades and spurred countless conversions in America and around the world.\"\n\"Hillary and I are saddened by the passing of our friend Billy Graham  one of the most important religious leaders in American history \" Clinton said in a statement. \"Billy has finished his long good race  leaving our world a better place and claiming his place in glory.\"\nBilly Graham lived his faith fully  and his powerful words and the conviction they carried touched countless hearts and minds. [Link] â Bill Clinton (@BillClinton) February 21  2018\n\"Billy Graham was America's pastor \" Bush said in a statement. \"His faith in Christ and his totally honest evangelical spirit inspired people across the country and around the world. I think Billy touched the hearts of not only Christians  but people of all faiths  because he was such a good man. I was privileged to have him as a personal friend...He was a mentor to several of my children  including the former president of the United States. We will miss our good friend forever.\"\nSaddened by the passing of Rev. Billy Graham  a great American & faithful Christian who inspired millions of people with the gospel message. RIP. â John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) February 21  2018\n âReverend Billy Graham  a proud North Carolinian   was truly Americaâs Pastor and spiritual compass \" Tillis said in a statement. \" He  dedicated  his  life to preaching the Gospel and inspired millions of people in America and across the globe.",
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                "Billy Graham"
            ]
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            "input": "Close video For all the hype  Nunes memo delivers sad trombone for  Trump  Rachel Maddow points out that despite two weeks of Fox News hype  the Nunes memo is not only underwhelming as a political stunt  it actually undermines the argument it was meant to make for  Donald Trump . share tweet email save Embed\nIt’s genuinely difficult to find an angle to the House Republicans’ “Nunes memo” that helps its intended beneficiary:  Donald Trump . Every key argument the president and  his  allies hoped to advance has fallen apart   and after weeks of over-the-top hype  Republicans are actually worse off than they were before the previously classified materials were released to the public.\n5.  Trump ’s grammar  use of quotation marks  and capitalization of random words is bizarre for an American adult in a position of authority.\nIn early March   Trump  told the public that  he ’d “just found out” that former President Obama illegally tapped his phones at Trump Tower before the presidential election. “This is Nixon/Watergate ” the Republican said. “Bad (or sick) guy!”\nAs regular readers may recall  two weeks later  as it became clear that the confused president had relied on a nonsensical report from a right-wing website   Trump  nevertheless told reporters he felt “somewhat” vindicated about his conspiracy theory  thanks to support from House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.).\n Trump   of course  hadn’t been vindicated. On the contrary  his entire conspiracy theory had been thoroughly discredited  and he accused his predecessor of a felony for no reason. But in the president’s mind  it was clear he’d been right from the start.\nAnd nearly a year later  here we are again  watching  Trump  once again claim vindication  reality be damned.",
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                "Trump Rachel Maddow",
                "Maddow"
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            "input": "Another former student from Evanston Township High School  has accused a now-retired theater director of molesting  him  in the 1980s.\n Daniel Romain  who attended the school from 1981 to 1985   filed suit Tuesday against former drama director Bruce Siewerth.\n Romain  said in the suit that  he  was a “shy” freshman when  he  participated in a school production of “Hamlet.”  Romain  claims that while dressed in  his  costume  which included tights  Siewerth pointed toward  his  crotch  told  Romain  that  he  was “pointing the wrong way ” and then “barreled towards Romain  puts  his  hands down Romain’s tights  placed  his  hands upon Romain’s penis  and ‘re-arranged’ him ” the lawsuit states.\nThe suit also claims Siewerth engaged in other “inappropriate” behavior with male students  such as requiring them to change into costume in front of  him   wrestling with them  spanking them on their birthdays and “helping male students get ready … by tucking in their shirt  which gave  him  an opportunity to touch or graze their buttocks or genitalia.”\nThe school gave Siewerth “near total autonomy ” the suit alleged  by providing the private theater and letting  him  take overnight trips with students to see plays in New York.\n Romain  could not be reached Wednesday.  His  mother  Adina Romain  said her son had not reported any abuse to her or her husband when he was in school  but informed her of his claims recently after discussing it with other students at a recent school reunion.",
            "output": [
                "Daniel Romain"
            ]
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            "input": "New York (AFP) –  Rick Hall   the white fiddler who became an unlikely force in soul music and made the small town of Muscle Shoals  Alabama  an international destination  has died at age 85  his family said Wednesday.\n Hall  turned his studio in a go-to hub for soul music  with distinctive horns and a steady rhythm section complementing the vocal powers of visiting singers.\nThe studio had its breakthrough when  Hall  licensed Percy Sledge’s “When a Man Loves a Woman ” recorded nearby  and labels soon were sending star talent to Fame to make their albums.\nBut the sessions with Franklin ended in disaster when  Hall  got into a fistfight with the diva’s then husband  Ted White  who demanded that the studio owner fire musicians for allegedly harassing his wife.\n Hall  often marveled at how Muscle Shoals became internationally known. Musicians under  Hall  in 1969 founded the separate Muscle Shoals Sound Studio  where The Rolling Stones recorded parts of their acclaimed “Sticky Fingers” album.\n Hall ’s prominence in African American music was unexpected in Alabama  one of the most conservative US states whose governor George Wallace had vowed to preserve segregation forever.\n“I’m one of them. I feel black ”  Hall  later told television host Larry King.\n Hall  had grown up in grinding poverty  with his father working in a sawmill and his mother leaving to help run a brothel.\n Hall   after quitting a factory job  became a fiddler and found his passion for country music  gradually earning a living as a songwriter and taking over the local studio.",
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                "Rick Hall"
            ]
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            "input": "Keith Perkins  got the phone alert and later heard the sirens going off in  his  southeast Alaska hometown of Sitka.\n He  said people on Facebook were chattering back and forth about whether this was real or not and what they should do.\nGiven the magnitude of the earthquake   Perkins  said  he  thought it best to head to the high school  a tsunami evacuation point  even though in the past  he  felt  his  home was at a \"high-enough spot.\"\n\"I figured I'd probably just better play it safe \"  he  said.\nIn Seward  at the southern end of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula  residents retreated to higher ground or left on the only road out of the city  fire chief Athey said. He described  it  as a controlled evacuation and compared  it  to folks driving home from a holiday fireworks show.",
            "output": [
                "Keith Perkins"
            ]
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            "input": "Loser: Cris Collinsworth\n For  his  partisan commentary. It's one thing to dispute Corey Clement's touchdown reception or question the consistency of what the NFL considers a catch  but it's another thing to say if that's a catch  “I give up.” Then  after the commercial break  he grumbled  “Take what you can get against the Patriots  I guess.”\nWinner:  Cris Collinsworth \nAfter NBC reminded viewers in the pregame that “Miracle on Ice” coach Herb Brooks hails from Minnesota  Al Michaels remarked: “I can’t tell you how many people this week wanted (me) to say: ‘Do you believe in miracles?!’”  Collinsworth  replied: “If Nick Foles pulls this off  do I get another one?”",
            "output": [
                "Cris Collinsworth"
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            "input": "Ms. Lindsley’s experience illustrates the complicated role that human resources departments play in harassment cases. The recent outpouring of complaints from women about mistreatment in the workplace has included numerous accounts of being ignored  stymied or retaliated against by human resources units — accounts that portray them as part of the problem  not the solution.\n Ms. Lindsley   the former Omni director  who started as a server at an Omni Hotel restaurant and eventually became the first woman to be named director of food and beverage at a hotel  said human resources ignored virtually all of the sexual harassment and other grievances  she  made to the department during  her  15 years with the chain  according to allegations  she  made in  her  complaint and in an interview.\nThe various human resources directors  she  spoke with rarely interviewed people  Ms. Lindsley  had said were witnesses to the behavior   she  said.  Ms. Lindsley  also said there appeared to have been no confidentiality in the system — that  her  boss and others were made aware  she  had complained about them.\nIn an emailed statement  a spokeswoman for Omni and its parent company  TRT Holdings  said: “While we do not comment on active litigation  we want to be clear that we dispute  Ms. Lindsley’s  allegations and will defend against  her  lawsuit.”\n“ She  has spent hours if not days trying to figure out how  she ’s going to tell you  and you want to have tissues there because  she  is going to cry in your office ” said Kate Bischoff  a human resources compliance consultant. “But you can’t say  ‘I’m so sorry’ because that could be an acknowledgment” of wrongdoing.\nFor  Ms. Lindsley   the last straw came during a wine-promotion trip in Chile in 2015. One of only two women among the 50 executives in attendance   Ms. Lindsley  said some of the men on the trip suggested  she  could make more money working as a prostitute in Chile than as a hotel executive.\n Ms. Lindsley  left the chain the next year.\n“I felt like all of those sexual harassment workshops we went to were a big waste of time ” said  Ms. Lindsley  who now works for a hotel chain in Des Moines . “I personally never felt when I went to human resources about a sexual harassment complaint that it was handled appropriately and that I was protected.”",
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                "Lindsley"
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            "input": "CLOSE Head football coach Rich Rodriguez  has been fired from the University of Arizona. Wochit\n Rich Rodriguez  was fired as the University of Arizona's head football coach after a notice of claim alleging a hostile workplace was filed. (Photo: Casey Sapio/USA TODAY NETWORK)\nThe Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday came to the defense of  fired University of Arizona football coach Rich Rodriguez   questioning part of the account of  his  former assistant who has accused  him  of sexually harassing her and creating a hostile work environment.\nThe university fired  Rodriguez  late Tuesday  following bombshell allegations in a nine-page legal claim from  his  former administrative assistant  Melissa Wilhelmsen. University of Arizona officials said the school had grown uncomfortable with the direction of the program on the field and fired  him  without cause.\n Rodriguez  has denied the allegations  except that  he  had an extramarital affair that Wilhelmsen said she was forced to help cover up.  Rodriguez  is likely to receive a $6.3 million buyout of the remainder of  his  contract.\nFull details of  Rich Rodriguez  harassment claim\nUA official: AD made call to fire  Rodriguez  before investigation was done\nWilhelmsen claimed  among other things  that  Rodriguez  fondled her  tried to kiss her  said he was in love with her and wouldn't let Wilhelmsen leave her job in February 2016  when her husband was being considered as head security officer for the Diamondbacks.\nWilhelmsen's claim alleges  Rodriguez  protested  saying: \"No  I can't lose you \" and offered to set up an apartment for her to continue working for  him . \"Melissa told  him  she was unwilling to do that \" the claim states.\nKen Kendrick  owner of the Diamondbacks  has been a close friend of  Rodriguez 's for at least 15 years. Both have ties to West Virginia University  where  Rodriguez  once coached.\nKendrick on Wednesday told The Arizona Republic he is a longtime supporter of  Rodriguez  and acknowledged that he is biased to defend his friend  though he did not condone the affair.\nStill  Kendrick said  Rodriguez  clearly was looking out for the best interest of  his  assistant when  he  tried to help her husband get a job with the Diamondbacks.\nKendrick said  Rodriguez  strongly recommended Jason Wilhelmsen  Melissa's husband  for the team's security job.\nCLOSE Shot Clock video: Mark Faller and Greg Moore discuss Arizona's decision to fire football coach Rich Rodriguez.\nDiamondbacks team President Derrick Hall said Melissa Wilhelmsen personally emailed her husband's resume to Kendrick's assistant on Jan. 27  2016  because she knew  Rodriguez  and Kendrick were close friends. Hall said the resume arrived just as the team was closing its search for candidates.\nHall said  Rodriguez  called Kendrick the next day and Jason Wilhelmsen was interviewed the following month.",
            "output": [
                "Rich Rodriguez"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "Coach Mike D'Antoni  in particular  was initially enthusiastic about the idea. Walsh had to be convinced. Yet they were so close to making the leap that  as of early Thursday evening  people close to the team were convinced that Iverson was on his way.\n Not surprisingly  there were concerns about Iverson's character. He left his last two teams  Memphis and Detroit  amid controversy. While renowned for his passion on the court  he is infamous for his poor work habits. As the Knicks dug further  they became increasingly concerned about off-court issues  and that concern influenced the final decision. Iverson's agent  Leon Rose  did not return messages on Friday.\n James L. Dolan  the Madison Square Garden chairman  was opposed to Iverson from the start  according to a person who was briefed on the deliberations  but indicated that he would not veto the move if Walsh and D'Antoni wanted to make it.\n The Knicks might have been Iverson's last  best hope to salvage his career and his reputation. Iverson  in turn  might have represented the Knicks' best hope for providing fans with a little excitement.\n \"I'm always concerned about that \" Walsh said of disappointing the fans. \"But I don't think you can build a basketball team based on polls.\"",
            "output": [
                "Allen Iverson",
                "Iverson"
            ]
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            "input": "Now  Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez  appears likely to win a second term on Sunday as well as bolstering the strength of  his  conservative National Party across the board.\n\" Hernandez  is not just trying to win presidential re-election   he 's trying to expand  his  power from top to bottom  including in the legislature and at the mayoral level \" said James Bosworth  the founder of Hxagon  a consulting firm that does predictive analysis in emerging markets.\nFears of just that sort of consolidation — but by left-wing rivals — led  Hernandez 's own party to back a military coup in 2009 against a president it accused of plotting to violate Honduras's seemingly iron-clad constitutional ban on re-election.\nThe country's highest court backed the 2009 ouster of Manuel Zelaya. But the current court — packed with  Hernandez ' supporters — ruled in 2015 that the constitution could not prevent  him  from running again — outraging opposition leaders.\nAnd corruption remains a major problem for Honduras  casting a shadow across  Hernandez 's administration.\nAnd in September  the son of a former president from  Hernandez 's party  Porfirio Lobo was sentenced in New York to 24 years in prison after revealing his role in a cocaine trafficking conspiracy. Fabio Lobo  46  pleaded guilty in May 2016  admitting he worked with drug traffickers and Honduran police to ship cocaine into the United States.",
            "output": [
                "Juan Orlando Hernandez"
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            "input": "The written contents of an envelope containg a white powder received Monday by  Donald Trump Jr. ’s wife said the president's son would get what he \"deserves \" the NYPD confirmed to Fox News on Tuesday.\n President Trump’s  daughter-in-law  Vanessa  opened the letter addressed to her husband around 10 a.m. She was subsequently taken to the hospital as a precaution  along with two others  police said.\nDONALD TRUMP JR.’S  WIFE  TAKEN TO HOSPITAL AFTER OPENING ENVELOPE WITH WHITE POWDER\n Trump Jr.  tweeted Monday about the “scary situation ” saying it was “Truly disgusting that certain individuals choose to express their opposing views with such disturbing behavior.”\n Trump Jr.  is the eldest son of the president.  He  married Vanessa in 2005. The couple has five children  but it was unclear if any were home at the time of the incident.",
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                "Donald Trump Jr."
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            "input": "Progressives and business groups are defending the visa lottery program which invited  Islamic believer Saifullah Saipov  into the United States before  he  apparently murdered eight cyclists in New York on November 1.\nA native of Uzbekistan  “ Saipov  had been in the United States since 2010  and given that all green card categories are screened equally  it is highly unlikely that the fact of  his  status as a green card holder under the Diversity Visa Lottery is related to  his  subsequent terrorist act ” said a statement from the business-first advocacy group  the Bipartisan Policy Center.\nPolls show the public opposes the visa-lottery program because it provides green cards to unscreened  unskilled foreigners who lower wages  reduce social solidarity and reduce civic security. For example   Saipov  was picked by the lottery  and then admitted in 2010 even though  his  first name means “Sword of Allah.”\nThe visa lottery awards green cards to 50 000 people chosen at random from countries around the world. Winners are screened for health problems and criminal records but are otherwise accepted regardless of their character  job skills or ideology. For example   Saipov  was accepted from Uzbekistan in 2010  despite  his  faith in Islam’s hostile ideology  and  his  lack of skills. Once in the United States   he  worked as the trucking industry  where wages for Americans and immigrants have been relentlessly pushed down by the huge wage of immigration since the 1990s.",
            "output": [
                "Saifullah Saipov"
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            "input": "TAMPA  Backup goaltender Antero Niittymaki is making it tough for the Lightning to put him back on the bench.\n Niittymaki  making his second straight start  came through with several spectacular saves Monday night against the Panthers  with one sparking the Lightning's go-ahead goal in a 3-2 come-from-behind victory in front of an announced 14 126 at the St. Pete Times Forum.\n Tampa Bay (2-1-2) has won two straight for the first time since mid March  taking advantage of another strong third-period flurry. Make no mistake: Mike Smith is the Lightning's No. 1 goalie  but Niittymaki was the No. 1 star Monday night.\n Niittymaki \"was huge \" Steven Stamkos said. \"It was definitely not one of our better games  and he really bailed us out. And that's what great goaltenders do. And he did that for us (Monday night). He was great.\"\n Niittymaki had 31 saves  including several on Panthers odd-man rushes; he even picked up the assist on the-winner. With less than seven minutes left  Niittymaki made a save on a breakaway by David Booth. Stamkos picked up the rebound and went the length of the ice  ripping a shot through Florida goaltender Tomas Vokoun. The puck trickled off the post  but Ryan Malone crashed the net and tapped in the rebound. \"I was lucky enough; I got the garbage there \" he said.\n Before making the rare end-to-end rush  Stamkos said  he looked back and saw three Panthers standing still near the red line  so he decided to go for it.\n \"It was just kind of an instinct play  and obviously a great save by Nitty \" Stamkos said. \"He deserves all the credit on that one.\"\n Niittymaki was tested early  having to stop Booth on a first-period breakaway  an experience he drew on when he came in alone in the third period.\n \"He tried to deke-backhand the first time  so I was kind of guessing he might shoot  and he did \" Niittymaki said. \"So I think I had a little advantage there.\"\n The Lightning didn't play its best hockey  being a little too careless with the puck  which is partly why Niittymaki faced so many odd-man rushes.\n And though Niittymaki  29  has played just two regular-season games for the Lightning since signing in the offseason  Tocchet likes what he is made of  too.\n \"Niittymaki was solid as can be  he was excellent \" Tocchet said. \"He's done everything  and more.\"",
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            "input": "CLEVELAND — The New York Yankees of the mid-to-late 1990s have acquired their own mythology. Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera and Jorge Posada and the rest of the dynastic Yankees seem  through the lens of the present  to have emerged fully formed as a colossus.  Brian Cashman  has a different perspective  because  he  witnessed them come together. “That team ”  Cashman  said  “was young  too  at one point.”\nThe common refrain has it that the current Yankees have arrived ahead of schedule. Maybe that’s true in part. For  Cashman  and for the rest of the Yankees  both the Baby Bombers and ancient pinstripers such as CC Sabathia and Brett Gardner  they have arrived  period. They’re here  among the final four teams standing in a season flush with uncommonly great teams  with a sole expectation: While they have a chance  win the World Series.\n“ ‘Arriving early’ implies some guarantee of arriving in the future ”  Cashman  said. “I’ve been around the block long enough to know  listen  you just seize the moment.”\nThe Yankees may have qualified for the playoffs as a wild card  but they are part of the raft of “superteams ” to use  Cashman ’s phrase  dominating the playoffs. The Yankees finished the season with the second-best run differential in baseball  behind only the Indians  and won 91 games.\nThe Yankees are cast in these playoffs as an upstart. They sold off Andrew Miller  Aroldis Chapman  Carlos Beltran and Brian McCann and shed Alex Rodriguez last season. But they re-signed Chapman in free agency  and when young stars Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez led the Yankees to a strong start   Cashman  added reinforcements with aggression  dealing prospects for Todd Frazier  Tommy Kahnle and David Robertson.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Next thing. I wrote recently about answering a casting call for extras to portray hurricane refugees in a video for the Bill White gubernatorial campaign. I showed up and played along just to get an idea of what the experience would be like.\n You can see the video at tinyurl.com/28y8sa5. I'm in the second snippet  about 25 seconds in. My participation ends at about the 26-second mark. Good luck spotting me.\n Taken as a whole  here's the message: White's a weird-looking dude who is very  very short (at least he looks so in the photo of him with the 7-foot-6-inch Yao Ming) and who at least once attended an event with some Borat-looking folks and who tends to make babies cry (unexplained photo of a smiling White holding a crying baby).\n A current Perry attack ad twice uses a video clip in which White looks very shifty-eyed. And there's another ad that ends with a black-and-white mugshot of White  in which he looks like a guy trying to smile through his booking photo or a patient asking if he should be concerned about the oozing from his left eye. Way to take the high road  governor.\n Locally  the best example of this genre so far is an ad (tinyurl.com/26qx8rp) for Rep. Patrick Rose  D-San Marcos  showing GOP opponent Jason Isaac -- who looks downright presentable in photos on his campaign website -- in slow-mo  grainy action doctored to make it look like it might have been taken while Isaac was fleeing after robbing a 7-Eleven.",
            "output": [
                "Bill White"
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            "input": "(CNN) The President has excoriated football players who have joined a protest movement by former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick as unpatriotic. But the President is overlooking history -- which shows athletes now lauded as heroes  like  Jackie Robinson and Muhammad Ali   raising  their  voices (or taking a seat) in protests similar to Kaepernick's.\n Jackie Robinson   rightfully celebrated for showing enormous grace under pressure while breaking baseball's color line  refused to stand for the National Anthem after  his  playing days.\nJackie Robinson as a Brooklyn Dodger.\nAs  he  described in  his  1972 autobiography   Robinson -- like contemporary NFL players --  was protesting against institutional racism.  He  was expressing  his  feelings of alienation from America's system of racial apartheid.\n Robinson 's pugnacious brand of civil rights activism set the stage for succeeding generations of black athletes. Eleven-time NBA champion Bill Russell emerged as one of the most outspoken civil rights advocates of the 1960s  at a time when the city he played in  Boston  represented one of the most racially segregated cities in the North.\nAbove all  black American athletes are citizens  fathers  brothers  husbands and sons who have a right and responsibility to continue a long struggle for dignity exemplified by Jackie Robinson  Bill Russell and many others.",
            "output": [
                "Jackie Robinson"
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            "input": "“Equity investors are beginning to become so concerned about the potential downside for stocks that they are starting to irrationally pay up for short-term protection when longer-term protection is cheaper ”  Brian Reynolds   asset class strategist at New York-based Canaccord Genuity  said in a note.\n“We expect this one will have a similar outcome ” said  Reynolds .\nBut much will depend on how the trading session ends   Reynolds  said.\n“If it were to close in this fashion  it may lead to a further multi-week pullback in stocks ” said  Reynolds .",
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            "input": "SEATTLE (AP) — In the view of  Mike Hopkins    his  first season as the head coach at Washington will be filled basically with freshmen.\nThat's not to be taken in the literal sense. What  Hopkins  means is that with a new coaching staff  a new style and new expectations  even the players that are returning from last year are just like the incoming freshmen.\n\"I think the biggest thing is we've focused on the day-to-day  how we're going to do the process of getting better \"  Hopkins  said. \"That's the standard of excellence every day and everybody here is learning a new system. A lot of the players end up being freshmen again because they're learning  from our zone to our press to how we're going to play offensively  defensively. I think they've made the transition pretty smooth.\"\nAfter spending 22 seasons as an assistant at Syracuse and being the presumptive replacement for Jim Boeheim when he retired   Hopkins  left behind everything  he  knew in upstate New York and accepted the job of rebuilding the Washington program after the Huskies fired Lorenzo Romar following 15 seasons.\n Hopkins  also had to recruit those who slogged through a 9-22 record a season ago to keep them around. A number considered leaving. Most  including starters David Crisp  Noah Dickerson and Matisse Thybulle  all ended up staying with the chance to create the new foundation for the next chapter at Washington.\n\"The biggest concern with a new coach is the buy-in there \"  Hopkins  said. \"I think from the beginning our staff did a great job of really connecting with the kids  working with them  developing them  getting them to stay  that was our first priority. I'm very happy with the guys.\"\nIN THE ZONE: Yes  Washington will play zone. Yes  it will be the same zone defense that  Hopkins  helped teach at Syracuse.\nDefense was a major problem in the waning years of Romar's tenure. The Huskies' defense was more of a liability that an asset. How  Hopkins  is able to implement the zone will be important since the Huskies don't have a lot of size on the interior. A year ago  Washington allowed 81 points per game  11th in the conference.\n\"I know the benefits of it. The biggest thing I want to do is control tempo. So if you're fast  I can slow you down; if you're slow  I can speed you up  \" Hopkins  said.\nFINDING SCORING: One of  Hopkins ' first tasks will be finding enough scoring. Crisp is Washington's leading returning scorer at 13.8 points per game  while Dickerson averaged 12.5 points last season. But the Huskies don't have an obvious scorer on the roster that can carry the load or get points in crucial situations. In recent seasons  the Huskies have had Markelle Fultz  Andrew Andrews and C.J. Wilcox. Fultz averaged 23.2 points last season  while Andrews scored 20.9 per game the season before.\n\"You try and figure out how you're going to score 70 to 75 points per game and who is going to do it \"  Hopkins  said. \"That's been one of the processes.\"\nDIFFICULT BEGINNING:  Hopkins  certainly isn't shying away from having a challenging schedule to begin  his  Washington tenure.",
            "output": [
                "Mike Hopkins"
            ]
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            "input": "South Africa's former police chief and ex-president of Interpol Jackie Selebi was convicted Friday of corruption for accepting bribes from organised crime.\n Selebi had denied the charges against him  which he said were part of a broader political conspiracy that reached to the top levels of government.\n The trial laid out his startling links with the criminal underworld  in particular with convicted drug smuggler Glenn Agliotti who was accused of giving him cash and luxury gifts.\n Selebi was accused of taking bribes from Agliotti totalling more than 1.2 million rand (166 000 dollars  122 000 euros) between 2000 and 2005.\n What finally emerged was a picture of Agliotti  who was also accused in the murder of a local mining magnate  indulging Selebi's fondness for designer clothing  which the police chief rewarded by feeding Agliotti inside information.\n While in office  Selebi acknowledged his friendship with Agliotti saying \"Glenn Agliotti is my friend  finish and klaar (end of story).\"\n It was Agliotti's drugs conviction that lifted the lid on Selebi's activities  sparking a lengthy investigation into his life.\n His first arrest warrant was issued in September 2007 but he was not charged  reportedly due to protection by then-president Thabo Mbeki.\n On January 11  2008  he was charged with corruption and defeating the ends of justice due to his friendship with Agliotti.",
            "output": [
                "Jackie Selebi"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "\"Millennials are making really good decisions whenever they have an opportunity to save more  \" Arielle O'Shea   retirement and investing specialist at NerdWallet  told Business Insider.\n\"Millennials are doing themselves a big service here by saving so early and taking advantage of compound interest  \" O'Shea  said.\n It 's possible older Americans aren't saving as much because the cost of raising kids increases the older they get   O'Shea  said  especially when parents \"start feeling the crunch of college.\"\n\"Everyone can use strategies millennial parents are using  \" O'Shea  said. \"Save more when you get a raise  when you pay off debt  or cut back on dining.\"\nThat's great for some people   O'Shea  said  but \"knowing how much you need to be saving is huge  and working toward a goal makes all the difference.\"",
            "output": [
                "Arielle O'Shea"
            ]
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            "input": "Norwegian authorities were told that Ebadi's medal was seized \"within the last week or so\" from a safe-deposit box in Iran along with personal effects including the diploma awarded with the medal  the Foreign Ministry said. Spokeswoman Ragnhild Imerslund said Norwegian authorities have been \"in touch\" with Ebadi since the incident.\n Ebadi  a human rights lawyer  won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003 for her efforts in promoting democracy. She has long faced harassment from Iranian authorities for her activities -- including a raid on her office last year in which files were confiscated.\n Ebadi was out of the country at the time of the vote and has not returned since  saying she is \"in an effective state of exile.\"\n The opposition claims that hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's re-election was fraudulent. Ebadi urged the international community to reject the outcome and called for a new vote monitored by the United Nations. She has strongly criticized the clerical leadership's postelection crackdown on dissent. During the past months  hundreds of pro-reform activists have been arrested  and a mass trial has sentenced dozens to prison terms.\n Ebadi could not be reached on Thursday for comment.\n Ebadi said in an interview published Nov. 17 in the Italian daily Corriere della Sera that her apartment  pension and her bank account and those of her relatives had been seized  along with her Nobel and Legion of Honor.\n \"I live in an effective state of exile \" she was quoted as saying from a hotel in New York  where she had been attending U.N. meetings. \"They say I owe them $410 000 in back taxes because of the Nobel; it's a complete lie  given that the Iranian fiscal law says that prizes are excluded.\"\n She nevertheless said she plans to return to Iran when she can be more useful in the country than outside it.\n \"Nothing frightens me any more  even if they threaten to arrest me for fiscal evasion upon my return \" she said.",
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                "Ebadi Nobel",
                "Nobel"
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            "input": "Beloved Canadian rock star  Gord Downie  of The Tragically Hip passed away Tuesday night at the age of 53 . He had been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in December of 2015 . The band has issued a statement on social media from the Downie family emphasizing how  Downie  spent the last years of  his  life surrounded by music   family   and friends . Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered a televised statement on  Downie  ' s passing   during which he was unable to hold back tears . \" We are less of a country without  Gord Downie  in it   even though we all knew it was coming  \" Prime Minister Trudeau said . Trudeau was very emotional over the death of  Gord Downie  . # cdnpoli pic . twitter . com / EnorPDrG0H — Mackenzie Gray (@ Gray_Mackenzie ) October 18   2017 Full statement on the death of the Tragically Hip ' s  Gord Downie  : https :// t . co / FiHhj9Spee — Justin Trudeau (@ JustinTrudeau ) October 18   2017 An alt - rock band whose career spanned more than three decades   The Tragically Hip had a prolific output of 14 studio albums   two live albums   one EP   and 54 singles . Downie publicly revealed his cancer diagnosis in May 2016 . He and his band played an emotional farewell concert in August 2016 in the singer ' s hometown of Kingston   Ontario . Gord Downie wipes tears from his eyes in the middle of the Tragically Hip ' s \" Grace   Too \" https :// t . co / JFz3pEkEwk pic . twitter . com / ZFOdKuBx9F — CBC News (@ CBCNews ) August 21   2016 Since  Downie  ' s passing   there has been an outpouring of emotional tributes on social media from politicians   organizations   celebrities   and fans . Canada ' s identity & culture are richer for  Gord Downie '  s work . — Justin Trudeau (@ JustinTrudeau ) October 18   2017 Knowing this day was coming doesn ’ t make it any less devastating . Gord and the band improved Canada . Let ’ s all cry and kiss together . — Polaris Music Prize (@ PolarisPrize ) October 18   2017 RIP  Gord Downie  . 🇨🇦 — Seth Rogen (@ Sethrogen ) October 18   2017  Gord Downie  was an inspiration to us all .  His  music is an essential part of the soundtrack of Canada .  His  diagnosis was heartbreaking but  he  faced illness with courage and a commitment to continue doing what  he  loved . — John Tory (@ JohnTory ) October 18   2017  # RIP Gord Downie  . You music spun in every locker room I ' ve ever entered   and gave pride to every Canadian I ' ve ever encountered . # WheatKingsOnRepeat pic . twitter . com / GA6b9pEQS3 — Matt Lashoff (@ MattLashoff ) October 18   2017  Gord Downie  . Another brilliant   wonderful soul is gone . Deepest condolences to the family . Thank you for everything you gave us . pic . twitter . com / nkJ1Uu6yxd — Bubbles (@ MSmithBubbles ) October 18   2017 Was at an airport with my kids while ago . My 5 - year - old had a long   long casual chat with guy in a hat next to us . Like an hour   about nothing . Where you going   who you gonna see   what will be best . As we left   realized it was Gord Downie . — Steve Ladurantaye (@ ladurantaye ) October 18   2017 Rest in peace   Gord .",
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            "input": "Washington (CNN) It's been five days since the White House said President Donald Trump believes  Alabama Senate Republican candidate Roy Moore  should drop out if the allegations of sexual misconduct leveled against  him  are true.\nSince then   Moore  has faced more allegations and the national Republican Party has cast  Moore  aside. Trump  however  has remained mum.\nBehind the scenes  the President and  his  advisers are closely watching the developments in Alabama's special election  two sources close to the White House and a White House official said. That includes  in particular  the reaction of influential conservative supporters such as Fox News host Sean Hannity. The White House is also mulling scenarios to prevent  Moore  from being elected  according to the sources.\nTrump  one source said  believes the allegations of child sexual abuse and sexual assault against  Moore  are bad for the Republican brand  but has decided to wait and see how the situation shakes out before publicly commenting.\n\"He's worried about the conversation moving to his past accusers \" the Republican familiar with the matter said  noting that the President believes his accusers were unfair and some of  Moore 's may be  too.\nPressed by reporters Saturday while in Vietnam -- before a fifth alleged victim said  Moore  sexually assaulted  her  when  she  was 16 -- Trump said he had not been following the issue closely and declined to go beyond press secretary Sarah Sanders' earlier statement.\nJUST WATCHED Bannon compares  Moore   Trump WaPo stories Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Bannon compares  Moore   Trump WaPo stories 00:51\nBut White House officials  coordinating closely with Republicans on Capitol Hill  have been mulling a range of scenarios to thwart  Moore 's election  which despite the allegations remains a serious possibility in the deep red state.\nSen. Lindsey Graham  R-South Carolina  said  \"It would probably be good if he would say something\" about  Moore   given Trump is the leader of the Republican Party.\n\"If you are no-fly list for the mall  you shouldn't be in the United States Senate \" he said  referring to reports that  Moore  had been banned from a local mall because of  his  pursuit of teenage girls.\nJUST WATCHED McConnell hints at  Roy Moore  replacement Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH McConnell hints at  Roy Moore  replacement 00:56\nAll eyes at the White House  including the President's  will be on Hannity's Wednesday night show after the Trump loyalist said Tuesday night he was giving  Moore  24 hours to \"immediately and fully come up with a satisfactory explanation for your inconsistencies\" or lose his support.\n\"You must remove any doubt. If you can't do this  then  Judge Moore  needs to get out of this race \" Hannity said.\nBut even that loss of support is unlikely to prompt  Moore  to exit the race  where  he  has retained significant and fervent support as grassroots Republicans in the state have continued to dismiss the allegations as a ploy to thwart  Moore 's election.\n Nationally  Moore  is retaining the support of the White House's former chief strategist Steve Bannon  who has campaigned with  Moore .\nAs the conservative Drudge Report ran a banner Wednesday suggesting Bannon was turning on  Moore   a source close to Bannon rejected the claim.",
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            "input": "Hanoi (AFP) – Kha’s wedding day looked perfect from the outside but she was hiding a dark secret: the 27-year-old was three months pregnant and her husband was fake  hired for a staged wedding to avoid the social stigma of becoming a single mother.\n“My parents would have been the first to be filled with shame if I was pregnant and without a husband ”  Kha   barely showing  told AFP a month after the $1 500 fake marriage  which was quietly paid for by  her  baby’s father who is married to another woman.\nThe wedding-guests-for-hire business is growing in Vietnam — where some 70 percent of people over 15 are married — and not just among pregnant women like  Kha  looking for stand-in husbands.\n Kha  and  her  fake husband were never legally married — a formality often overshadowed by lavish wedding parties in Vietnam — but  she  is forever grateful to  him  for playing the part in front of  her  friends and relatives.\n“I felt like I was about to drown but I grabbed a life jacket ” said  a smiling Kha  whose name has been changed to protect her identity .\n Her  parents were in on the secret but  Kha  plans to tell the rest of  her  family that  her  ‘husband’ left  her  — preferring to be a divorced single mother than having a baby out of wedlock.\n Kha  who is due around April   says  her  fake marriage finally freed  her  from  her  lie.\n She  said: “Hiding my pregnancy was so exhausting  but now I feel very confident about the present and the future.”",
            "output": [
                "Kha"
            ]
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            "input": "\"He does a better Bernie Sanders than I do !\" \nIn July , Larry David revealed that Sen. Bernie Sanders -- whom David famously spoofed on \"Saturday Night Live\" during the lead-up to 2016 election -- was actually a distant cousin . \nSo let 's take a moment to reminisce about two years ago , when \"SNL\" was spoofing the Democratic debates -- featuring David as Sanders and Alec Baldwin merely as Jim Webb -LRB- remember him ? -RRB- \n,\" Sanders appears to be delighted .",
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            "input": "SEOUL  South Korea (AP) —  North Korean leader Kim Jong Un  said  it  is important to continue a reconciliatory mood between the Koreas and expressed satisfaction with the North Korean delegation's visit to the South  in his first remarks since the high-level guests led by his sister returned to the North.\nThe North's state-owned Korean Central News Agency reported Tuesday that  Kim  was impressed with Seoul's welcome and treatment of the high-level delegation.\n Kim  emphasized the importance of continuing dialogue between two Koreas  according to the North's official news agency.\nNorth Korea sent its nominal head of state and  Kim 's sister Kim Yo Jong  who extended an invitation to South Korean President Moon Jae-in to visit Pyongyang in the near future.",
            "output": [
                "Kim Jong Un"
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            "input": "NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Time beat the clock. After rejecting at least two earlier entreaties  the publisher of Fortune  Sports Illustrated and other magazines agreed to be acquired by rival Meredith for $1.8 billion  which includes a hefty 46 percent premium. It’s a lucky break because a go-it-alone strategy looked doomed. Bountiful cost savings  however  will go to the buyer and its new billionaire backers.\nFortunately for Time shareholders  Meredith has been a persistent suitor. After failed merger efforts over the last few years  the $18.50-a-share all-cash offer provides nearly $600 million more than the target’s market value when deal talks surfaced on Nov. 16.\nThe presence of Charles and David Koch  whose private equity fund is kicking in preferred equity to help pay for the acquisition  may create concern for some readers because of the brothers’ history of supporting conservative causes. They aren’t getting a board seat  though. The investment  which resembles  one Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim made in the New York Times   also includes a solid financial rationale.\n Meredith  is touting between $400 million and $500 million of cost savings within two years of the companies uniting. Once taxed and capitalized  at the low end of that range they would be worth some $2.4 billion today – on a $2.8 billion deal  including debt. If nothing else  that should buy  Meredith  and the Kochs some time.",
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            "input": "Cory Gardner  used  his  power as a senator last month to freeze nominations for posts at the agency after U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded Obama-era protections for states like Colorado that have broadly legalized recreational marijuana. It was a dramatic move by a Republican senator against his own party's attorney general and came after  Gardner  said Sessions had promised him there wouldn't be a crackdown.  Gardner  said  he  was placing holds on nominees until Sessions changed  his  approach.\nThe holds have created friction both with Sessions  who has complained that critical posts are going unfilled  and some of  Gardner 's fellow GOP senators who want key law enforcement officials in their states confirmed.\nIn an interview with The Associated Press   Gardner  said Thursday that  he 's discussed the issue with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and has been pleased with progress so far. Department leaders have \"shown in good faith their willingness to provide what I think will be hopefully the protections we sought  and as sort of a good faith gesture on my behalf I'll be releasing a limited number of nominees  \" Gardner  said.\n He  will release  his  holds on nominees for U.S. attorneys in a dozen federal districts  U.S. marshals in every district and on John Demers  who was nominated to head Justice's national security division.\n Gardner  stopped short of saying Rosenstein offered  his  assurances that the department would not crack down on the legal cannabis industry  but gave  him  enough comfort that Colorado's acting U.S. attorney  Bob Troyer  will continue to focus on prosecuting people acting outside of Colorado's voter-approved marijuana laws rather than those who follow them. That follows a pledge Troyer made the day Sessions announced  his  agency's new marijuana policy.\n Gardner  will continue to hold the nominations of seven top Department of Justice nominees.  He 's also working with a bipartisan group of members of congress to pursue legislation protecting states that have legalized marijuana.",
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            "input": "* * * France isn’t the first killjoy to quit the smartphone party. In 2015  the Canadian artist Garnet Hertz invented a cheeky device called “Phonesafe ” a masochistic lockbox designed to incarcerate smartphones for a set period of time. Hertz meant Phonesafe as a provocation  but the same idea quickly became a product. Today  you can buy similar  but mass-produced  containers on Amazon  and multi-phone lockers have become a mainstay in corporate offices and schools around the world. A McDonald’s in Singapore has even installed a locker designed to promote “family togetherness” and face-to-face conversation. If you attend a Guns n’ Roses concert or a comedy performance by Dave Chappelle  ushers will require you to lock your device in a neoprene pouch and take it into the show in that state.  The phone-locking pouch  made by a San Francisco company called Yondr   has a wide opening at the short end for inserting a smartphone. A magnetic locking mechanism  similar to those on anti-theft tags in retail stores  engages to hold it closed. After the show  this clasp is swiped across a counter-magnet  which releases the lock.  Yondr  is a surefire way to cut down on bootleg YouTube videos. In Wired  Alice Gregory recently took a tough look at the device. Gregory recounts her experience at a Chris Rock performance  where audience members waiting in the lobby had to forgo smartphone usage. The affair reduced them to “a roomful of jonesing fiends ” as she puts it. Ultimately  Gregory connects  Yondr  to a thorny question about civil liberties: the right of the people to keep and bear smartphones.\nIt’s an ironic conclusion  because  Yondr  is sold as a tool to provide freedom  rather than to take it away. To “Be Here Now ” as the company’s tagline puts it. It’s a promise to deliver presence—a tricky calling  to say the least. Presence has a long history in religion and philosophy  from Buddhist practices to the metaphysics of the 20th-century philosopher Martin Heidegger. Today  presence is most common in the various mindfulness trends that have overtaken individual and corporate life  in Silicon Valley in particular—collectively the critic R. John Williams has called them “technê-zen.” Cutting through the history and the rhetoric  it’s productive to think about presence in terms of attention. You’re present where you focus your attention—and you only have so much attention to pay. In the case of Chris Rock  he wants attention directed toward him  live on stage. Rock’s show might involve awkward improvisation or new material that he doesn't want circulated online. Teachers are less concerned about copyright than comedians are  but they still demand attention. I have tested Yondr’s effects on mind-wandering in classroom experiments with Dan Smilek of the University of Waterloo Vision and Attention Lab. Our research is based in part on the assumption that instructors want students to focus on the course materials  and not on Instagram  Facebook  or other distractions.  Yondr  can be a remarkably effective tool for enforcing digital abstinence in these contexts  thanks primarily to  its  portability. Rather than locking away devices inside lockers  or even inside a disused Catholic tabernacle  as I have done in a performance piece   Yondr  buffers the anxiety of being isolated from your device.\nGiven that the mere presence of one’s smartphone can reduce cognitive capacity   Yondr  offers a way to surf between the waves of a device’s presence and absence. You can hold it  but you can’t use it. This might be an especially important balance in classroom situations  where students see a teacher’s “phone shoebox” as an unwelcome imposition of authority. * * * Needless to say   Yondr  is still an imposition. And controlling attention requires more than just locking a device in a binge-breaking neoprene pouch. Joelle Renstrom has reported the results of her own  Yondr  experiment in a class at Boston University  where she had her 30 students lock away their devices over the course of a semester. At first  37 percent of the students found the policy annoying  but by the end of the term that figure had dropped to 14 percent. Those are promising  if tentative  results  but Renstrom’s anecdotal comments about the experiment may be more instructive than the data she collected. Renstrom describes her students’ initial experience of Yondr as “akin to caging a pet  a clear denial of freedom.” Moreover  she observes that some students left their cases unlocked as a sign of rebellion  even though they didn’t remove the phones from them. Rather than becoming “active resistors to technology ” as the scholars Christine Satchell and Paul Dourish call people who choose to ignore their devices   Yondr  users are ultimately the victims of technological disenfranchisement. When implemented as a mandatory smartphone prophylactic   Yondr  becomes a means of control  not of choice  let alone of presence.\nSuch top-down tactics might be enforced easily at live performances  as one of my research assistants observed firsthand at a Chris Rock show in Niagara Falls. However  as a daily ritual for high-school students  all-or-nothing digital abstinence enforced by an authority figure seems destined to backfire  possibly leading to rejection—or even worse  a legal complaint. In an attempt to tackle this disciplinary problem  I have been offering workshops to schoolteachers that riff on and revise the design Yondr originated. In the workshops  I provide a kit that allows students to make their own digital abstinence case  but with an obnoxiously loud Velcro enclosure rather than a silent  magnetic clasp. This semipermeable design—the Resistor Case  I call it—is intended to promote self-regulation  not authoritarian control. The Velcro acts as a gateway to conscience: It provides just enough resistance and noise to make its owner think twice before opening it. Michael I. Norton  Daniel Mochon  and Dan Ariely coined the “IKEA effect” to name the increase in value people assign to self-made products. With the Resistor Case  I’m counting on a similar effect  that students who fist construct and then choose to make use of their DIY phone lockers might be more compelled to use them. Of course  the kit will only work if the teacher provides a context for it that includes a discussion of responsible smartphone use. (The kit provides a series of cards to prompt this conversation.)",
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            "input": "“My daughter became different after that ” her father — now identified as Socialist politician Gilbert Mitterrand — told Ebdo  describing how she quit her job and went travelling to get away from France.\n“Too many women have been subjected to domination and being preyed upon for too long ”  it  said in an editorial  saying  it  was time for the culture of “impunity” to end.\nWhile acknowledging the case involved “one person’s word against another”   it  said Hulot’s status as a public figure meant  it  had a duty to publish the allegations.\nIn her interview   Mitterrand  says she reluctantly decided to file a police complaint against Hulot after reflecting on it for years.\n“My goal was not to see  him  brought to trial  but to make  him  think about what  he ’d done ” she said.\nThe government has rallied around the environment minister  with Macron saying there is no “reason why  he  should resign”.",
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            "input": "Mongolian PM: Mongolia attaches great importance to ties with China\nBatbold made the remarks when meeting Ma Xiaotian  deputy chief of general staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army  who arrived here for the 5th China- Mongolia Defense Consultation.\nBatbold said Mongolia was willing to keep high-level exchanges with China and enhance political mutual trust  and it was committed to consolidating and developing the friendly cooperative relations of good neighborliness with China.\nBatbold appreciated China's valuable support and assistance to Mongolia's social and economic development.\nHe also said Mongolia would continue to uphold the one-China policy firmly and was willing to foster long-term and stable ties.\nMa said China and Mongolia were important neighbors to each other and China was willing to work with Mongolia to step up cooperation and exchanges in the military field  among others  and unceasingly push forwards the good-neighborly partnership of mutual trust between the two countries.\nOn Thursday  Ma also met with Mongolian Defense Minister Luvsanvandan Bold and other high-ranking Mongolian military officials and visited a Mongolian peacekeeping training center.",
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            "input": "Season ticket holders Ross and Candice Finnelly  of Lemont   brought a “W” flag poster to Thursday’s Game 5 of the NLCS.  They ’re fully supportive of the new tradition  with one caveat:  They  only fly it after the game.\n“All the time  I want to say  put that away ”  Candice Finnelly  said with a laugh.\nAs unwitting Dodgers fans asked ballpark employees about the significance of the flag   Ross Finnelly  said  he  often finds  himself  explaining the history and meaning for family and friends from out of town.\n“I think it’s a symbol everyone can get behind ”  Ross Finnelly  said. “It’s like singing ‘Go Cubs Go.’ Now  the team is winning  so we get to sing a lot more. It gives something for the fans to unite around. It gives everyone a common symbol to root for  to rally around.”",
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            "input": "\"There's very few rock & roll bands \"  Malcolm Young  explained to a Dutch TV interviewer around the time of AC/DC's 2000 album Stiff Upper Lip. \"There's rock bands  there's sort of metal bands  there's whatever  but there's no rock & roll bands – there's the Stones and us \"  he  chuckled. When asked by the interviewer to explain the difference between rock bands and rock & roll bands   he  replied  \"Rock bands don't really swing ... a lot of rock is stiff. They don't understand the feel  the movement  you know  the jungle of it all.\"\nRelated  Malcolm Young   AC/DC Guitarist and Co-Founder  Dead at 64 Musician who co-founded Australian rock legends in 1973 with  brother Angus Young  dies following battle with dementia\nFew rock & rollers have ever understood \"the jungle of it all\" like  Malcolm Young   and fewer still have ever been as single-mindedly devoted to  its  perpetuation. From 1973  when  he  formed AC/DC with  his  younger brother Angus  to 2014  when dementia and other health issues forced  his  premature retirement   Malcolm  never once allowed the band to deviate from its swinging  swaggering  riff-driven course. During  Malcolm 's tenure  AC/DC's recordings featured three different lead vocalists  three different bassists and five different drummers; and yet  the band's musical aesthetic remained so stubbornly consistent as to make the Ramones look like flighty trend-jumpers by comparison.\nBut if AC/DC's public image was largely defined by Angus's naughty schoolboy  Bon's lascivious pirate and Brian's lusty bricklayer personas  it was Malcom who truly defined the band's lean 'n' mean sound. In addition to serving as the captain of the good ship AC/DC  he was also its chief architect and mechanic  tinkering with riffs and songs as tirelessly as he tinkered with his 1963 Gretsch Jet Firebird  which underwent countless modifications as he strove to unleash the ultimate guitar tone. \"He's the engine in the Mack truck that is AC/DC \" Anthrax's Scott Ian told Loudwire in 2014. \"He's the driving force behind that band; has been since Day One. To the casual listener  they probably don't know who Malcolm Young is ... but Malcom's the guy. He's the greatest rhythm guitar player ever.\"\n\" Mal  always had a better ear for recording and mixing than I did \" Angus told me. \" He  was more involved with that when we were younger  fiddling around with sounds and stuff.  He  tunes into it more than  me ; I'm more about just picking up the thing and play it.  He  helped me a lot with dialing in sounds from my amp; I would be saying  'I can't get nothin' out of this Marshall ' and  he  would help me sort it out and get the best out of it.\"\nWhile Malcolm's death at the too-young age of 64 is certainly a massive blow for AC/DC fans everywhere  it's unlikely that he would want Angus to bring it all to an end on his account. Even in his absence  AC/DC has continued to function like a finely-tuned clockwork mechanism – the band successfully soldiered following his retirement  recording and touring behind 2014's Rock or Bust with nephew Stevie Young taking over for his uncle on rhythm guitar. That the band continues to thrive without Malcolm isn't a reflection on his lack of importance to it  but rather a testament to the enduring brilliance of the material he wrote  and the perfection of the musical machine that he designed to deliver it. So long as there's enough electricity left in the world for some guitarist somewhere to hit a ringing  window-rattling A chord  Malcolm Young's spirit will live on. Rock in Peace  Mal.",
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            "input": "A picture of  Bollywood actress Sridevi Kapoor  is put up outside  her  residence in Mumbai on Monday  following  her  death. (Punit Pranjpe/AFP/Getty Images)\nThe sudden and mysterious death of Sridevi Kapoor  a Bollywood superstar beloved to millions of Indians and a rare actor who bridged the culture gap between the North and the South  is absolutely a valid news story.\nFor my entire generation   Sridevi  was a cult figure.  She  began acting at the age of 4  and  her  films spanned multiple languages and roles.  Her  impeccable sense of comic timing and  her  willingness to experiment made  her  one of the pioneering women of Indian cinema. When  she  returned to the movies after taking a 15-year break   she  gamely took on the challenge that female actors face in a shamefully unequal industry — one where 50-year-old men romance young heroines in their 20s  but women upward of 30 get swiftly ousted from mainline roles.\nBut the way  her  death has been reported in our media  especially on television  is the very opposite of journalism.",
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            "input": "However  it is not yet clear how any female bias will affect overall loggerhead population numbers  says  Dr. Jacques-Olivier Laloë  a researcher in turtle sex ratios from Swansea University .\n He  points out that female turtles may be able to cope with a shortage of males because they are able to store sperm. This means they can go long periods of time without encountering a male and still reproduce regularly.\nOn top of this  males are able to mate with multiple females during one season  meaning there does not necessarily need to be equal numbers of males and females for populations to thrive  says  Laloë .  He  tells Carbon Brief:\nBut  at some point  turtle populations will reach a “tipping point” where there will not be enough males for mating to take place as normal and turtle populations could quickly collapse  says  Laloë .\nHowever  if global CO2 emissions continue to rise unchecked  as in the RCP8.5 emissions scenario  then this tipping point could happen earlier   Laloë  adds.\nA future shortage in females could very rapidly lead to a decline in reproduction and population collapse   Laloë  says. “A surplus of males could potentially cause a much bigger problem than a surplus of females.”",
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            "input": "Former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton say the earthquake in Haiti offers a chance to put aside politics and help people in despair.\n Bush and Clinton appeared on five Sunday television talk shows as part of their effort to lead private fundraising efforts for Haitian relief  including immediate needs and the long-term rebuilding effort. President Barack Obama asked them to lead the bipartisan effort.\nGeorge W. Bush and Bill Clinton say the earthquake in Haiti offers a chance to put aside politics and help people in despair.\n Bush and Clinton appeared on five Sunday television talk shows as part of their effort to lead private fundraising efforts for Haitian relief  including immediate needs and the long-term rebuilding effort. President Barack Obama asked them to lead the bipartisan effort.\n \"I'd say now is not the time to focus on politics \" Bush said in an interview taped Saturday for CBS television's \"Face the Nation\" when the ex-presidents' visited the White House.\n \"You've got people who are ... children who've lost parents. People wondering where they're going to be able to drink water \" Bush said. \"There's a great sense of desperation. And so my attention is on trying to help people deal with the desperation.\"\n Bush said that he doesn't know what critics are talking about when they claim Obama is trying to score political points with a broad response to Haiti's woes. The most vocal critic has been conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh who urged people not to donate and said he wouldn't trust that money donated to Haiti through the White House Web site would go to the relief efforts. He said people contribute enough by paying income taxes.\n Clinton said a disaster like the earthquake in Haiti \"reminds us of our common humanity. It reminds us of needs that go beyond fleeting disagreements.\" He said political debate is healthy in normal times  but it would be perverse in a time of disaster to let politics get in the way of helping.",
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            "input": "The legislature stripped a tax break on jet fuel from a broader tax bill Thursday after GOP Lt.  Gov. Casey Cagle  vowed to punish Delta for crossing the NRA.  Cagle  says they were defending the values of \"ridiculed and belittled\" conservatives.\n Cagle  called Delta a \"beloved bedrock\" of Georgia's economy in an opinion piece published Friday by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. But  he  said Delta's decision to cut ties with the National Rifle Association sent a clear message to conservatives that \"we find your views deplorable.\"\n Cagle  wrote: \"We cannot continue to allow large companies to treat conservatives differently than other customers.\"\nGOP Gov. Nathan Deal has blamed election-year posturing for the Delta controversy. Deal is term-limited and  Cagle  is a leading Republican candidate to succeed  him .",
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            "input": "Moona  is a patent-pending smart sleep system that induces and deepens sleep  by smartly adjusting your head and neck temperature throughout the night. It will also help you wake up naturally  and be ready for the day!\nOur body needs different temperatures at different moments in the night.  Moona  understands your sleeping pattern and regulates the temperature of your head and neck to help you get the best sleep.  Moona  is a water-based system which brings cooling and heating to your head in a smooth and natural way  guaranteeing the best sleep experience.\nSmartly using temperature   Moona  enhances the quality of your sleep all night long.\nFall asleep faster : When it is time for you to sleep   Moona  will start gently cooling down your pillow. Decreasing body temperature will naturally help initiate sleep.\n: When it is time for you to sleep   Moona  will start gently cooling down your pillow. Decreasing body temperature will naturally help initiate sleep. Get more deep sleep :  Moona  will adapt the temperature under your head throughout the night and allow your body to stay cool. You will wake up less during the night and your sleep will be deeper.\n:  Moona  will adapt the temperature under your head throughout the night and allow your body to stay cool. You will wake up less during the night and your sleep will be deeper. Wake up refreshed : Thanks to our app  you can set your wake-up time and your pillow will start warming up gently when you need to wake up. This sends signals to your body and allows you to feel perfectly rested and refreshed as soon as you open your eyes.\nGetting good sleep is very important to make the most out of your day. With Moona  you will improve your mood and energy. Getting quality sleep is also key to your health. That is why  from the very beginning of the project  we have worked with sleep doctors. In collaboration with the University Hospital Center of Nantes  we are conducting a clinical study to demonstrate Moona's efficacy.\n: Don’t you hate your noisy alarm? The Natural Wake Up feature enables to wake up with temperature. Warm temperatures will trigger a more natural awakening and prepare you to be productive quickly. If you prefer (like in hot summer) you may also use the Cool Wake Up feature. Temperature profile : Visualize how  the temperature of Moona  will change throughout the night and set  it  manually if you want (ºC or ºF).\n: Visualize how  the temperature of Moona  will change throughout the night and set  it  manually if you want (ºC or ºF). Sleep analysis : Based on your movements during the night   Moona  tracks your sleep. It will give you key insights on your sleep quality.\n: Based on your movements during the night   Moona  tracks your sleep. It will give you key insights on your sleep quality. Bedroom environment analysis : Thanks to room temperature  humidity and ambient light sensors   Moona  analyzes your sleep environment  studying the correlation between your sleep quality and your bedroom environment.\n: Thanks to room temperature  humidity and ambient light sensors   Moona  analyzes your sleep environment  studying the correlation between your sleep quality and your bedroom environment. Customized sleep tips:  Moona  will use the data gathered by the sensors and your inputs  to help recommend improvements  routine and tips to further improve your sleep. This intelligent library will evolve over time as the data gathered from the community determines which works best.\nWith a patent-pending technology  the  Moona  smart sleep system will learn over time to adapt your temperature profile throughout the night and the year.\nBefore your first night with  Moona   you will fill out a sleep questionnaire to determine your sleeper's profile. Then   Moona  will guide you through optimizing  it  during a 10-day period. After that   Moona  will adapt the temperature profile (ºC/ºF) to optimize your sleep  using data from:\n Moona  is quick and easy to set up.\nEven at 3am   it  is very easy to change the temperature on the product if need be  and of course you do not have to open the app for that. We have done more than 200 user tests to get a great experience - even in the middle of the night.\nKeep your favorite pillow:  Moona  goes on top of any standard pillow  no matter the shape or material. Our beta-testers tried with synthetic  memory foam  orthopedic pillows and with all kind of shapes and sizes. We've iterated on more than 30 material combinations to guarantee optimal thermal efficiency and comfort. The pillow pad is an obsessively engineered combination of memory foam and thin water channels.",
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            "input": "An ex-wife of Devin Patrick Kelley  the Texas gunman who killed 26 people in a church   said Friday in  her  first interview since the massacre that  she  lived in constant fear of  him   and more information is coming to light about  his  actions in the weeks leading up to the shooting.\n\" He  just had a lot of demons or hatred inside of  him  \" she told \"Inside Edition.\"\nThe guilty plea earned  Kelley  a one-year sentence in a military prison  followed by a bad-conduct discharge.\nThis week  the Air Force acknowledged that it failed to notify the FBI about the conviction  which would have barred  Kelley  from purchasing the firearms he used in the attack on the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs.\nLess than a week before the Texas church massacre   Kelley  showed up at a festival dressed in black and acted so strangely that people kept a close eye on  him   two longtime parishioners said Friday.\n Kelley  \"was completely distant and way out in thought \" recalled Judy Green.  She  and  her  husband said  Kelley  often exhibited troubling behavior.\nAt the fall festival held on Halloween night at the First Baptist Church   Kelley  \"didn't even blink --  he  just stared \"  she  said.\nRod Green  a former law enforcement officer in Montana  said when he saw  Kelley  arrive in all black  he examined him closely to make sure he was not carrying a gun. The Greens both have licenses to carry handguns  and they are friends with  Kelley 's in-laws.\nIf  Kelley  had been carrying a weapon  Green said  he would have escorted him away because of all the children there. Judy Green said she positioned herself to keep an eye on  Kelley  at all times.\nAt a Christmas dinner one year   Kelley  had \"bragged about being armed \" Rod Green said.\nWilson County Sheriff Joe Tackitt has said the church pastor saw  Kelley  in the crowd at the festival but that the pastor did not witness any behavior that raised alarms.\nInvestigators have said Sunday's shooting appeared to stem from a domestic dispute involving  Kelley  and  his  mother-in-law  and that  he  had sent threatening messages to  her . The mother-in-law sometimes attended services at the church but was not present on Sunday.  Kelley  died of what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound after the massacre.",
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            "input": "Breitbart News Executive Chairman and former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon gave a positive view of the state of the populist economic nationalist movement in an interview published Tuesday  saying the movement is going well but is just getting started.\n“I think we’ve had a pretty good run so far  and it’s just the top of the first inning ”  Bannon  told Good Luck America’s Peter Hamby in an interview available exclusively on Snapchat.\n Bannon  has been recruiting candidates to run against establishment Republicans in Senate primaries in 2018  causing panic among GOP leadership.  He  said it was not about a war within the Republican Party  but about a war with the permanent political class.\n“This kind of populist nationalist right has been having this fight with the establishment ”  Bannon  said. “Trump was a rejection of the entire establishment. The permanent political class has a business model  and they’re not prepared to give up power.”\n Bannon  also noted that the establishment Republicans have frequently not had President Trump’s back and that it is up to the populist right to support Trump in that agenda and make sure it is implemented on Capitol Hill.  He  also said  he  believes Trump is paying more attention to the movement in the wake of Judge Roy Moore’s defeat of Sen. Luther Strange (R-AL) in the Alabama Republican Senate primary.\n Bannon  said:\nI think  he  understood after the primary in Alabama that  his  base believes in a handful of things: They want to build the wall. They want to stop illegal immigration. They still want to get us out of these  what they consider these pointless foreign wars. And I think it’s incumbent on the “deplorables” to be out there.\nAsked about whether the populist movement  by going after Republicans  could actually be helping Democrats   Bannon  dismissed those concerns.\n“I think this whole thing is evolving ”  he  said. “You have this populist economic nationalism  and it’s just starting to catch on  and I think people who embrace the Trump agenda are going to win primaries and be the best candidates against Democrats.”\nOn the question of whether  his  influence had been reduced since leaving the White House   Bannon  said  he  has more influence now than  he  did when  he  was serving as a staffer in the West Wing.\n“When you’re in the White House  you know  you’re just another staffer  and I had a lot of influence ”  he  said. “But there’s a difference between influence and power  [and] when I’m out with  Breitbart  and have all my weapons  I can really effect change much more and help the president.”",
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            "input": "Washington -- Mailboxes often brim with correspondence touting the accomplishments of taxpayers' representatives in Congress  but none more so than the boxes of residents in Rep. Mark Schauer's south-central Michigan district.\n Schauer spent nearly $350 000 on mailings  telephone town halls and other outreach efforts to constituents in 2009  according to an analysis of quarterly spending records by The Detroit News. That's about one-quarter of his nearly $1.5 million allowance for congressional expenses.\n For example  after Congress passed a $787 billion economic stimulus package last year  Schauer  a freshman Democrat from Battle Creek who is considered to be in a tough re-election campaign  sent his constituents a colorful brochure saying the legislation \"creates or saves 109 000 jobs in Michigan.\"\n Schauer declined to be interviewed. His press secretary  Zack Pohl  also wouldn't agree to an interview about the mailings   but sent an e-mail explanation .\n A colorful six-panel foldout from Schauer trumpeting the economic stimulus -- with three photographs of the congressman.\n Schauer was the 10th highest spender overall  according to an Associated Press analysis of spending by the House's 435 members.",
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            "input": "Shaun White  apologizes for calling allegations 'gossip ' says  he  has 'grown as a person'\nIn an appearance on the Today show on Wednesday  Olympic gold-medal winner  Shaun White  apologized for using the word \"gossip\" to describe sexual harassment allegations that were brought against  him  in 2016.\n\"I'm truly sorry that I chose the word 'gossip.' It was a poor choice of words to describe such a sensitive subject in the world today \"  White  said. \"I'm just truly sorry. I was so overwhelmed with just wanting to talk about how amazing today was and share my experience  but yeah.\"\nWhen pressed by co-anchor Savannah Guthrie about the matter   White  said  he 's \"grown as a person over the years.\"\n\"It's amazing — you've known me for a long time now — it's amazing how life works with twists and turns and lessons learned \"  White  said. \"So every experience in my life  I feel like it's taught me a lesson  and I definitely feel like I'm a much more changed person than I was when I was younger. And yeah  I'm just proud of who I am today.\"\nCHAMP:  Shaun White  wins gold medal in men's halfpipe\nCOMMENTARY:  Shaun White 's Winter Olympics legacy is not all golden",
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            "input": "A day after a report raised the possibility that the NCAA could have done more long ago about problems at  Michigan State  President Mark Emmert  said Saturday in an email that sexual assault allegations against Spartans athletes in 2010 were “widely reported” and already being investigated by law enforcement and the school.\n Emmert  made the comments in an email to the NCAA Board of Governors and other university presidents. Spokeswoman Stacey Osborn provided  Emmert’s  email to The Associated Press in response to a request for comment about a report by The Athletic that cited a letter sent in 2010 to NCAA leadership by the National Coalition Against Violent Athletes.\n Emmert  noted that  he  met with the coalition’s Katherine Redmond and legal expert Wendy Parker in November 2010. A letter sent by  Emmert   dated Dec. 6 and addressed to Redmond and Parker  was also provided to AP. It detailed programs the NCAA was helping to implement on campuses to address sexual violence and student behavior  though it made no specific reference to Michigan State.\nAs for his role   Emmert  told the NCAA board in his email: “The MSU cases were widely reported in the press and already being investigated by law enforcement and university officials. Kathy did not imply that these were unreported cases or that she was acting as a whistleblower to report unknown information to the letter’s recipients.”",
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            "input": "Agriculture  Chesapeake and Natural Resources: Marshall (Chairman)  Poindexter (Vice Chairman)  Ware  Wright  Orrock  Knight  Edmunds  Wilt  Morefield  Ransone  Fariss  Bloxom  Ken Plum  David Bulova  Matthew James  Luke Torian  Mark Keam  Alfonso Lopez  Rip Sullivan  Dawn Adams (of Richmond City)  Wendy Gooditis  Debra Rodman.\nCommerce and Labor: Kilgore (Chairman)  Byron (Vice Chairman)  Ware  Hugo  Marshall  Cline  Bell (of Albemarle)  Habeeb  O’Quinn  Yancey  Ransone  Webert  Jeion Ward  Mark Keam  Eileen Filler-Corn  Kay Kory  Joe Lindsey  Lamont Bagby  David Toscano  Steve Heretick  Mike Mullin  Jeff Bourne.\nEducation: Landes (Chairman)  Bell (of Staunton) (Vice Chairman)  Cole  Pogge  Robinson  Yancey  Davis  Leftwich  LaRock  Helsel  Collins  McGuire  Roslyn Tyler  David Bulova   Mark Keam   Lamont Bagby  Jeff Bourne  Jennifer Boysko  Chris Hurst  Schuyler VanValkenburg  Cheryl Turpin  Debra Rodman.\nFinance: Ware (Chairman)  Pogge (Vice Chairman)  Orrock  Byron  Cole  Hugo  Cline  Fariss  Fowler  Bloxom  Freitas  Brewer  Vivian Watts   Mark Keam   Filler-Corn  Kaye Kory  Rip Sullivan  Steve Heretick  Joe Lindsey  Hala Ayala  Jay Jones (of Norfolk)  Lee Carter.",
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            "input": "Billions of years ago  Mars was likely much wetter than it is today. The ice has a series of layers  says  Colin Dundas   a planetary geologist at the U.S. Geological Survey and the paper's lead author. Those newly detected layers suggest that the ice was laid down over a period of time  through a process that happened repeatedly.\n\"Something caused it to be deposited and then deposited again \" says  Dundas . That thing was likely snowfall   Dundas  says  which was eventually compacted into these deposits. The snowfall could have happened as recently as tens of millions of years ago  he says.\nThe scientists think the exposed ice is not stable at the relatively warm surface temperatures.  Dundas  says ice at the surface is transforming from solid into vapor  causing the slopes to collapse and become further exposed.\nThere have also been significant questions about how pure Mars ice is. But  Dundas  says that \"at these locations  its  quite a thick ice sheet of rather clean ice.\"",
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            "input": "That's Sen. John McCain's warning to the country -- and  his  party -- about the dangers of submitting to the rising tide of populism  isolationism and nationalism being sold by President Donald Trump.\nThe Arizona Republican's speech -- delivered at his alma mater US Naval Academy on Monday -- was the second time this month he has delivered a broad-spectrum critique of Trump and Trumpism. And the two speeches taken together are rightly understood as  McCain 's attempt -- while facing down a diagnosis of terminal brain cancer -- to serve as a clarion call for a GOP he believes has wrongly and dangerously fallen under the Trump trance. (Worth noting:  McCain  never uses Trump's name in this speech. But  the 45th President  is like a black cloud looming over the proceedings. )\nDown that path lies real peril for the party and the country   McCain  believes  and  he  appears to be committed to doing everything in  his  power in the time  he  has left to sound the alarm.\n(Although  side note: There is roughly zero chance this speech is not directed at Trumpism  but if  McCain  really wants people to wake up  why doesn't  he  plainly say that?)\nNotice the sleeping metaphor  McCain  used in this passage from Tuesday's speech:\nThat's a series of powerful images from  McCain  -- a public ignorant of the necessity of its leadership  siloed off in echo chambers of our own making  defaulting to partisan politics and unwilling to engage with one another in search of compromise.\n McCain  casts this slumber as a fundamental break from the post-World War II order (and a remarkable blindness to what our post-World War II approach to the world wrought). This line gets at that this-is-not-normal message from  McCain :\nThe attack on our values -- which  McCain  makes clear is coming from within and without the United States -- requires an active decision to fight for what we believe in. That's the only way we can hope to keep what had made us great  according to  McCain .\nAt another moment in the speech   McCain  insisted that American values \"are under attack from forces within liberal democracies themselves  parties that preach resentful nationalism rather than enlightened self-interest  nativism rather than equal justice.\"\nThe stakes  in  McCain 's mind  could not be higher. And the US populace could not be less prepared for what is increasingly a full-frontal assault on the values that make America  well  America.\n McCain  is trying to wake people up.  He 's like the town crier  going around banging a pot and insisting that if we don't recognize the threat posed by the Trumpism here and its ilk around the world  it may be too late.",
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            "input": "Gary Tuchman   a correspondent for the network  also drew widespread laughter for effeminately handling the weapon and closing  his  eyes while firing.\n2. There is no such thing as full semi-automatic  he  should be a part of the @migos making up words like that.\n3. The gun doesn’t kick that hard  this Guy  is just super saiyan beta.\nThe clip begins with  Tuchman  struggling to hold the rifle properly as retired Lt. General Mark Hertling explains the weapon’s mechanics.\nSocial media users were also quick to pick apart the report  making fun of  Tuchman  and Hertling in the process.",
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            "input": "Chinese President Hu Jintao met here Thursday afternoon with Prime Minister Igor Chudinov of Kyrgyzstan.\n Hu said since the two countries established diplomatic ties 17 years ago  China and Kyrgyzstan have continuously reinforced and developed their traditional friendship  and leaders of the two countries have maintained frequent contact and developed a high degree of mutual trust.\n The two sides have conducted effective cooperation and achieved notable results in cooperation in such areas as economy  trade  transport  security and culture  Hu said  adding the two countries have also lent support to and cooperated closely with each other within the multilateral frameworks of the United Nations(UN) and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization(SCO).\n Hu said China and Kyrgyzstan are good neighbors  good friends and good partners. He said China attaches great importance to its relations with Kyrgyzstan.\n Hu said it is a firm and unchangeable policy of China to continuously deepen mutual trust  strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation and realize common development of the two countries.\n Hu said China is ready to work with Kyrgyzstan to advance the good- neighborly friendly and cooperative relationship.\n He said Kyrgyzstan treasures the mutual trust and mutual understanding between the two countries. He expressed the willingness to cooperate closely with China and strictly abide by all agreements between the two countries.\n He said Kyrgyzstan is ready to deepen mutually beneficial cooperation with China and further advance the good-neighborly friendship.",
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            "input": "President Ma pays respects to deceased village administrator\nPresident Ma Ying-jeou paid his respects Thursday to a deceased village administrator who slipped to his death during a daring effort to save his village in Yunlin County on a night when Typhoon Morakot was raging.\nPraising Miu's efforts as heroic  Ma said Miu showed great courage in the face of danger and was a national role model.\nMa said he will see to it that Miu's family receives good condolence compensation from the government.",
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            "input": "Dr. William Schaffner   medical director of the National Foundation for Infectious Disease  a nonprofit organization  told Business Insider that it's hard for experts for sure just how intense this flu season will be.\n\"Amongst ourselves  we say if you've seen one flu season  you've seen one flu season  \" Schaffner  said.\nEven so  there are a number of reasons why getting a flu shot is an especially good idea this year   Schaffner  said. Here's his five reasons for everyone who still hasn't gotten the vaccine this fall.\nAustralia  which heads into summer as the northern hemisphere goes into winter  got hit hard the flu this year. That's especially because of the H3N2 strain of the flu virus. While that still doesn't mean it will definitely be a bad flu season this year  the good news is that the particular strain is a good match to be protected against with  this year's vaccine Schaffner  said.\n\"I'm afraid we still hear that. No  you cannot get flu from the flu vaccine  \" Schaffner  said. According to the CDC  flu shots are either made using an inactive virus that aren't infectious or a vaccine that doesn't contain the virus at all.\n\"We can do an awful lot of good with this pretty good vaccine  because it's the one we have to use today  \" Schaffner  said.\nThere are plenty of ways to get vaccinated for free. Most insurers cover it as a preventive treatment  and Medicare covers the shot entirely. \"It's easy  it's quick  it's covered by insurance  \" Schaffner  said. Plus  most drugstore clinics  including Walgreens and CVS have the vaccines available  so you don't even have to go to a doctor's office.",
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            "input": "Three months of intense campaigning were due to officially end at midnight with 50-year-old bachelor Benigno Aquino looking set to win Monday's election in a landslide and continue the legacy of his democracy-champion parents.\n \"The dawn is near... the people are hungry for a new leadership \" Aquino told a cheering crowd of roughly 10 000 people at his final major campaign rally in Manila late on Friday night.\nBenigno Aquino looking set to win Monday's election in a landslide and continue the legacy of his democracy-champion parents.\n \"The dawn is near... the people are hungry for a new leadership \" Aquino told a cheering crowd of roughly 10 000 people at his final major campaign rally in Manila late on Friday night.\n Aquino's rally featured pop singers  movie stars and comedians delivering routines that were flashed on giant screens.\n The skits included a woman dressed as an angel telling the crowd she was sent from heaven by Aquino's late mother  former president Corazon Aquino who led the revolution that overthrew dictator Ferdinand Marcos in 1986.\n Aquino spent Saturday in his home town of Tarlac  his family's political and economic stronghold for generations  where he travelled in a motorcade aboard a flatbed truck in a final salute to his supporters.",
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            "input": "He ’s back!\nLegendary talk show host  David Letterman ’s new Netflix show  “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction ” debuts Jan. 12  and former President Barack Obama is slated to be the first guest.\n“I had a show for a long time and then I didn’t have a show for a long time  and I can’t tell you how great it is to be out of the damn house ”  Letterman  jokes in the trailer.\nThe trailer doesn’t indicate what  Letterman  and Obama will talk about  but it’s possible the current administration will be a hot topic on the series considering  Letterman  has spoken out against President Donald Trump.",
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            "input": "When former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick decided to start taking a knee during the national anthem before games last preseason in a sign of protest  one of his biggest supporters was his then-San Francisco teammate Eric Reid. Kaepernick kneeled during the anthem on his own prior to several preseason games before  Reid  and 49ers linebacker Eli Harold eventually joined him.  Reid  and Harold then continued to kneel with Kaepernick during the anthem throughout the entire 2016-17 NFL season. And while  Reid   Harold  and Kaepernick are no longer teammates   Reid  has continued to stick by Kaepernick’s side by attending several of  his  \"Know Your Rights\" events in cities like New York City and Chicago.  He  has also reportedly maintained a close relationship with Kaepernick even though they aren’t playing for the same team anymore.\nBut in the weeks leading up to the 2017 NFL preseason   Reid  told reporters that  he  would not continue to protest the national anthem during the upcoming season like  he  did last year. As recently as Aug. 14   he  said that \"the anthem thing went so sideways \" and while  he  acknowledged that  he  was going to continue to talk about important social issues   he  said that  he  would not kneel during the anthem before games this season. However  it appears as though  he  changed  his  mind  because prior to the 49ers’ preseason game against the Vikings on Sunday night   Reid  was spotted kneeling as a large group of  his  teammates surrounded  him  in a show of support.\nAnd after the game   Reid  revealed why  he  decided to continue  his  national anthem protest in spite of what  he  said earlier this summer.  He  suggested that  his  recent conversations with Kaepernick as well as what happened in Charlottesville  Virginia recently may have played a role in it.\nVideo: #49ers  Eric Reid  on resuming national anthem protest pic.twitter.com/d3cBS3g8ii — Cam Inman (@CamInman) August 28  2017\n Reid  continued: \"Then fast-forward to Charlottesville  and the country sees what an un-American protest really looks like. That’s when I had my change of heart  because what Colin  Eli  and I did was a peaceful protest fueled by faith in God to help make our country a better place. And I feel like I needed to regain control of that narrative and not let people say that what we’re doing is un-American  because it’s not. It’s completely American. We’re doing it because we want equality for everyone. We want our country to be a better place  so that’s why I decided to resume the protest.\"\n Reid  is the first 49ers player to kneel during the national anthem during the 2017 preseason. In addition to explaining why  he  did it on Sunday night   he  also spoke about how  he  believes  his  protest could potentially hurt  him  next year when  he  becomes a free agent. And  he  said that  he ’s not going to let it affect what  he 's doing.\n\"This has been fueled by my faith in God \"  Reid  said. \"That’s the only reason I do it. You can’t serve faith and money. So if I’m not on a team next year  I’ll be at home unhappy that I’m not on a team  but I’ll be satisfied knowing that I did what I believe is right—and that’s being the voice for the voiceless and standing up for the oppressed.\"\nKaepernick responded to  Reid  kneeling on Sunday night by retweeting the clip above of  him  talking about why  he  did it.",
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            "input": "In his description of the wreckage   NTSB investigator Stephen Stein  explained there was \"evidence of a post-crash fire\" in the Quartermaster section of the Grand Canyon where the helicopter went down.\n Stein  said that three NTSB investigators have been dispatched to the crash site since Sunday and plan to go through the aircraft's inspection records  the pilot's certificate and status of the engine.\n He  also said that everything from survivor and witness interviews to weather will be examined and included in a preliminary report in the coming days. A final report would be released after 18 months.\n\"We have reports of some wind \"  Stein  said  but  he  cautioned that the reports of gusts would need to be corroborated with radar data calibrated at the time of the crash.",
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            "input": "It's still unclear why it took over 36 hours to recover Sgt.  La David Johnson's  body from the battle space. The official told ABC News that  Johnson 's locator beacon was giving unclear reports  and  he  seemed to be moving.\n\" Johnson 's equipment might have been taken \" the official said. \"From what we now know  it didn't seem like  he  was kidnapped and killed.  He  was somehow physically removed from where the combat took place.\"\nOn Thursday  Joint Staff Director Lt. Gen. Kenneth McKenzie told reporters that  Johnson  was \"separated\" but \"no one was left behind.\" That idea was echoed by Secretary of Defense James Mattis during a meeting with the Israeli Defense Minister.\nIt was nightfall when U.S.  Nigerien  and French forces searched for  Johnson .",
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            "input": "U.S. Senate candidate  Roy Moore  speaks with reporters as  he  visits the U.S. Capitol on Oct. 31. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)\nI have been fretting for some time about  Roy Moore  coming to the U.S. Senate.  He  embodies every negative stereotype anyone ever had of people from Alabama. As I wrote soon after  his  win in the GOP primary   “Moore  is bad for Alabama and worse for the GOP.” Well  I didn’t think it was possible when I wrote that piece a couple weeks ago  but things have managed to get even worse. Yesterday’s revelations in The Washington Post that he has a history of inappropriately engaging teenage girls exposed a whole new level of disqualification for  Moore .\nSuffice it to say  I was worried then — and more so now — that if anyone or any company considered moving jobs to Alabama  holding a conference in my home state or doing anything to contribute to our economy  we would have to hide  Moore . Rather than use the senator and the resources a Senate office brings as a recruiting tool  businesses will shy away from having anything to do with toxic  Roy Moore .\nIn recent years  Alabama has been particularly successful in recruiting aircraft manufacturers and hi-tech aerospace companies to the state. We’ve always had a robust delegation at the Paris Air Show  and we’ve built a reputation as one of the nation’s top states for doing business. But can you imagine  Moore  at the Paris Air Show pitching Alabama as a modern environment for hi-tech companies? Arrrrghhh! Even if what people will hear and read about  Moore  wasn’t bad enough  much of the time   he  looks the part.  He ’s beyond an eccentric crazy uncle. Wearing  his  small cowboy hat  a tight vest and sometimes displaying a tiny gun   Moore  looks like a reject from the Village People. The states that Alabama competes with for business development must be celebrating. Sigh.\nRepublican senators on Nov. 9 called on  Roy Moore  to withdraw from a Senate race in Alabama if allegations of sexual misconduct are true. President Trump echoed the sentiments  calling it \"mere allegation.\" (Jordan Frasier Bastien Inzaurralde/The Washington Post)\nTo say  the least  Moore  would not be able to help recruit jobs to Alabama.  He  won’t be a positive force as an ambassador to usher in international trade for Alabama’s $20.6 billion export market. And considering what we now know from The Washington Post’s reporting  no sane parent would dare to have their kids intern in  his  office.\nMaking matters worse is the fact that some in Alabama continue to stand up for  Moore . In a defense that will go down in history as a punchline in jokes about Alabama  State Auditor Jim Zeigler said  Moore ’s actions made  him  think of the memory of Jesus Christ. That’s right. He actually said: “[T]ake Joseph and Mary. Mary was a teenager and Joseph was an adult carpenter. They became the parents of Jesus. There’s just nothing immoral or illegal here.” Well  as Ron White famously said: “You can’t fix stupid. … Stupid is forever.”\nAnyway   Moore  is more than just another embarrassment produced by Alabama politics.  His  presence has had profound national implications. Specifically  a traditionally safe Republican seat will likely flip to the Democrats.\nThe fact is  as Josh Holmes told the New York Times: “This is what happens when you let reckless  incompetent idiots like Steve Bannon go out and recruit candidates who have absolutely no business running for the U.S. Senate.” I won’t go so far as to suggest  Moore ’s rise is entirely due to Bannon — after all  Bannon only jumped on the Moore train a few weeks out from the election. But the presence of people like  Moore  and Bannon in the American political space is dangerous. Republicans everywhere need to say so and make clear that there is no justification for supporting  Moore .",
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            "input": "The home-made submarine \"UC3 Nautilus\"  built by Danish inventor Peter Madsen  who is charged with killing Swedish journalist Kim Wall in his submarine  sails in the harbour of Copenhagen  Denmark  August 10  2017. REUTERS/Peter Thompson\n Wall  a freelance journalist who was researching a story on submarine owner Peter Madsen   went missing after  he  took  her  out to sea in the 17-metre (56-foot) submarine in August.\nOn Aug. 23  police identified a headless female torso that washed ashore in Copenhagen as that of Wall. In October  police said they had recovered  her  head and legs.\n Madsen  admitted to dismembering Wall on board  his  submarine and dumping  her  body parts in the sea  but  he  still denies murdering  her  and a charge of sexual assault without intercourse.",
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            "input": "Enlarge this image toggle caption Melissa Golden for The Washington Post/Getty Images Melissa Golden for The Washington Post/ Getty Images\nDr. Brenda Fitzgerald  director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention   resigned Wednesday following reports that  she  bought shares in a tobacco company  among other financial dealings that presented a conflict of interest.\n\"Dr. Fitzgerald owns certain complex financial interests that have imposed a broad recusal limiting  her  ability to complete all of  her  duties as the CDC Director \" according to a statement issued by Matt Lloyd  a spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services. \"Due to the nature of these financial interests  Dr. Fitzgerald could not divest from them in a definitive time period.\"\nHealth Trump Administration Appoints Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald As New CDC Director Trump Administration Appoints Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald As New CDC Director Listen · 2:36 2:36",
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            "input": "Refunds will be issued in the form of a check or a gift card to  Sam 's Club or Walmart stores.\nWalmart is closing 63  Sam 's Club stores and laying off thousands of employees.\nTo get a refund  shoppers must call customer service at (888) 746-7726 and cancel their membership. Refunds will be issued in the form of a check or a gift card to  Sam 's Club or Walmart stores.\nCustomers also have the option of transferring their membership to another  Sam's  Club store.",
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            "input": "McLaughlin ordered Kancharla to pay $225 000 in reparations by Dec. 14 or another year would be added to his prison term. He also ordered Testwell to pay $1 761 099 in reparations. He said he hoped Kancharla's sentence would be a deterrent to the \"variety of schemes and conniving\" that he said characterized the building business.\n Assistant District Attorney Diana Florence asked McLaughlin to impose a penalty \"at the upper levels\" of the sentence range  saying Kancharla was eligible for a term ranging from 1 to 3 years to 10 to 30 years.\n But Kancharla's lawyer  Paul Shechtman  said his client  \"a good man\" and the \"anchor of his family \" had conducted business no differently from other testing companies.\n A moment later  Kancharla rose to address the court. He wore a brace on his neck  a remnant of one of two recent suicide attempts. The first was in February  when he cut his wrist and took sleeping pills after a jury convicted him on one charge and deliberated on others. In April  he tried to hang himself\n \"In retrospect  I should have paid more attention to the concrete mix design program and should have implemented more checks and balances \" he told McLaughlin. \"Despite the jury's verdict  I want you to know that Testwell was not a criminal enterprise  and that I am not a criminal mastermind.\"",
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            "input": "Rep. Matt Gaetz  a 35-year-old Republican freshman from Florida who recently flew on Air Force One with Trump and is friends with Roger Stone  is one of the believers.  Gaetz  has called for Mueller to be fired and said on “Hannity” on Thursday that officials might wind up in jail over what  he  saw in the memo.\nHuffPost ran into  Gaetz  on Capitol Hill on Thursday evening  just a few hours after the congressman appeared on the Fox Business channel above the chyron “I JUST READ A 4-PAGE MEMO THAT THREATENS DEMOCRACY TO ITS CORE.”\n“I believe that the contents of that memo need to be made available to the public immediately  and that that is a critical concern in kind of all of the Mueller  Russia  Trump discourse ”  Gaetz  told HuffPost of the memo  which he said “kind of aggregates” intelligence data.\nIn the interview with HuffPost   Gaetz  ran into a common problem for Republicans who suggest the FBI was too rough on Trump but went too easy on Clinton during the 2016 campaign: the indisputable fact that the FBI’s actions then harmed Clinton. Comey’s conduct during the Clinton investigation was even the underlying justification the Trump administration provided last spring to explain Trump firing Comey. If people in the FBI and the so-called “deep state” were trying to get Clinton elected president  then frankly  they did a terrible job of it.\n Surely Gaetz  could concede the FBI’s actions ahead of the 2016 election were much more damaging to the Clinton campaign than they were to Trump? “I wouldn’t agree with that characterization ”  he  replied.\nUnder  Gaetz ’s theory  the FBI was hellbent on leaking information to the press to stop Trump from being elected.  Gaetz  told HuffPost that texts between FBI employees Peter Strzok and Lisa Page showed they were “talking about a plan to strategically leak information to embarrass Trump.” As HuffPost recently explained  a deeply flawed story by John Solomon of The Hill has left a lot of people with the inaccurate impression that the text messages show the FBI officials were leaking information to hurt Trump. That’s what  Gaetz  believes.\n“That was explicit in their communications to each other “  Gaetz  claimed.\nGaetz: Well  when they talked about the  um  I think it was the Wall Street Journal article  and they were talking about  oh  was it behind a paywall and did it contain the information that ― HuffPost: What Wall Street Journal story was that  that was negative against Trump? Gaetz: Uh  again it’s referenced in their communications back and forth  this was I think in October. HuffPost: Mhmm. But do you know what story it was?  Gaetz : Yeah  it was all about the contents of the dossier. HuffPost: The Wall Street Journal story on the 24th was about the contents of the dossier? The dossier wasn’t released until  ― Gaetz : No  it might not have been the one of the 24th. It was the communication that was referenced in the Page-Strzok text messages. HuffPost: No  I know the one you’re talking about  you said the Wall Street Journal story. I just think the Wall Street Journal story that they were talking about  if you look at it in context  they were talking about a story that was actually negative about the FBI and to Hillary Clinton. It was the story about the then-deputy attorney general [Ed. note: McCabe is the FBI’s deputy director] McCabe who was basically being accused of ― I think you’ll probably recall this [from] the time ... Gaetz: Mhmm. HuffPost: ... was basically being accused  because his wife had received money  so that was what the story was about. Gaetz: No  yeah  but I think there was other stuff that was included within that ― HuffPost: Like what? Gaetz: Well I don’t have it in front of me.\n Gaetz ’s theory ― that the FBI provided information for an Oct. 24  2016  Wall Street Journal story on the Trump dossier ― doesn’t make a whole lot of sense  chiefly because no such story exists. The first story to reference the “dossier” was published by Mother Jones on Oct. 31  2016  a full week after Strzok-Page exchanged texts about a Wall Street Journal article. The Mother Jones story only came out after Comey sent a letter about the Clinton investigation on Oct. 28 that set off a media frenzy Clinton has partially blamed for her loss.\nBut the secret GOP memo gave  Gaetz  a convenient pivot point: the suggestion that there’s something  a bombshell  that  he  can’t reveal publicly. And  it  totally supports the theory  he ’s been pushing this whole time.\n“I can say that if this memo become available to the public  many of the concerns that have been raised by members of the Judiciary Committee will be highlighted ”  Gaetz  said.",
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            "input": "Sir John  left with 'American Beauty Star' host Adriana Lima  is a makeup artist (to celebs like Beyonce) and L'Oreal Paris brand ambassador. (Photo: Connor Colebrook)\nAnd that's a problem  says makeup artist Sir John.\n John  who's best known as Beyoncé's makeup artist  serves as producer and mentor on new Lifetime competition series American Beauty Star . On the show   he  encourages aspiring beauty directors competing for a Teen Vogue gig and $250 000 cash prize to \"make it hot \" and  more specifically  stay away from the \"cookie-cutter idea of what beauty is.\"\nSo  how do aspiring makeup artists and hairstylists avoid being derivative?  John  offers some advice.\n\"Be careful who you're following \"  John  says. \"Taste levels change. The blind are leading the blind at this point. Makeup artists: Don’t just follow other makeup artists. Don’t just follow YouTubers  don’t follow me.\" Instead  \"go to a museum  look at a painter  look at an unorthodox view of how you can place blush on the cheek  a wash of color on the forehead  translate it to skin of three-dimensional canvas \" he says. \"if you’re just following the people who are following the people  then you’re never going to have anything to contribute.\"",
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            "input": "Mochi's owner Carla Rickert  adopted the St. Bernard when  she  was just 2 years old from the Big Dogs Huge Paws breed rescue organization and told Guinness World Records it was \"love at first sight.\"\nThe dog's impressively long tongue can sometimes leave  her  tongue-tied   Rickert  said. Treats have to be fed to  her  in a certain way so  she  can grab them  and  her  tongue sometimes causes breathing problems and extra slobber when  she  is nervous. Plus  dirt  dust and leaves can get stuck to it when Mochi picks things up.\nBut  Rickert  said  she  thinks  her  happy-go-lucky dog is certainly proud of the recognition.\n\"It still does not seem real. Mochi is so humble  she never brags or boasts  but I know that she is as proud of her new record as we are \"  Rickert  told Guinness World Records. \"It feels truly amazing to be a part of the 'Guinness World Records: Amazing Animals' book. We are so grateful for the opportunity to make others smile.\"",
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            "input": "''If  Orrin Hatch  came in third place in the Iowa caucuses  that would be bigger news that George Bush winning '' said James Camp  Mr. Hatch's national political director. ''The headlines would not be that Bush wins  but that  Hatch  takes third.''\n Even Mr. Hatch  said  his  goal was to ''do fourth or better.''\nTo that end  the Hatch campaign is heavily depending on local newspaper interviews and small-town radio call-in and television talk shows to spread  his  word  since there is no cost.\nSpeaking  talk-show style  on the same level as the audience rather than from the stage  Mr. Hatch attacked his opponents. ''How many of those people have the experience  yes  the knowledge and the ability to work with Congress and really fulfill all those campaign promises?'' Mr. Hatch asked. ''I understand Congress to the last person. I passed 43 bills in the last Congress. Sure  I can't get everything passed  but  Orrin Hatch  will die trying.''\n He  also said the Democrats in the race  Vice President Al Gore and former Senator Bill Bradley  were ''far left  and you better understand that.''\nIt was difficult to tell if  Mr. Hatch  won any converts. Jack Croft said that while he liked what  Mr. Hatch  said on ''our need for more military readiness ''  he  was not swayed enough to vote for  him .\nDavid Holzinger  who said  he  was trying to decide between  Mr. Hatch  and Mr. Forbes  said: ''I came because  he 's a giant in the Senate. I like what  he  said on the ethics of the Clinton administration.''",
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            "input": "Dan Auerbach  delivers a delightfully wicked rendition of \"Stand By My Girl\" in a preview clip from  his  upcoming appearance on Austin City Limits.\n\"Stand By My Girl\" appears on  Auerbach 's latest solo album  Waiting On a Song  and finds the Black Keys frontman flipping some of the conventions of a traditional rock-and-soul devotional. On ACL   Auerbach  partners with  his  guitarist for some soaring riffs and delivers the song's cheeky hook – \"I'm gonna stand by my girl/ Don't think I won't/ I'm gonna stand by my girl/ Because she'd kill me if I don't\" – as  his  band kicks out the plucky tune and provides backing gang vocals.\n Auerbach  also sat down for an interview after  his  ACL performance and spoke about partnering with 63-year-old soul newcomer Robert Finley  the musicians in  his  backing band – two of which also played in the famed American Sound Studio house band  the Memphis Boys – and working with acclaimed songwriter John Prine on Waiting On a Song.\n Auerbach 's episode of Austin City Limits airs February 10th on PBS  and will also feature a performance from Shinyribs. That same night in Vancouver  the musician will launch a 20-date tour featuring artists signed to his label  Easy Eye Sound. The Easy Eye Sound Revue lineup boasts  Auerbach   Finley  Shannon Shaw and special guests Shannon and the Clams.",
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            "input": "SEAN HANNITY  HOST:  Attorney general nominee Eric Holder  may meet some heavy resistance when  his  nomination hearings begin tomorrow. Now  he  could again face tough questions about  his  involvement in the controversial pardons during  his  days in the Clinton administration  but another problem is also emerging.\n His  connection to a company with ties to a known terrorist organization during  his  years in private practice. Lets take a look.\nHANNITY: After seven years of lining the pockets of terrorists  Chiquita admitted their wrongdoing to the Justice Department and hired and extremely influential man to bail them out  former deputy attorney general   Eric Holder.\n  Holder  had left the DOJ after the Clinton administration and was now in private practice. On March 19  2007  with  Holder  as lead counsel  Chiquita pleaded guilty to one count of  quote  \"engaging in transactions with a specially designated global terrorist organization.\"\n Holder  then brokered what some call a sweetheart deal in which Chiquita only had to pay a $25 million fine over five years  yet not one of the half dozen company officials who approved the payments would receive any jail time.\nHANNITY: Ironically   Holder 's stance on the criminal case contrast part of a 1999 document that he wrote while at the Justice Department  a document that became known as the \"Holder Memorandum.\"\nHANNITY: In a 2007 Washington Post article  Holder  made the case for not charging individuals  quote  \"If what you want to encourage is voluntary self-disclosure  what message does this send to other companies?\"\nVICTORIA TOENSING  FMR. DEPUTY ASST. ATTORNEY GENERAL: There's no conflict whatsoever. The \" Holder  Memorandum\" talks about the law as it has been ever since I've known it  for decades  and that is that if — the prosecutor decides to indict the corporation  the prosecutor can also decide to indict individuals.\nIt wasn't  Eric Holder  who decided that. It was the Justice Department.\nHANNITY: But what is raising the most eyebrows is the argument that  Holder  made as lead attorney in the ongoing civil case against Chiquita.\nAccording to court documents  Holder  wanted the case dismissed  because  quote  \"There is no clearly defined rule of international law prohibiting material support of terrorism.\"\nHANNITY: And even some  Holder  critics say  his  argument may actually hold up.\nANDY MCCARTHY  NATIONAL REVIEW CONTRIBUTOR:  He 's not saying that terrorism doesn't exist or that there's not a definition under American law of terrorism.  He 's saying that there is not a universally recognized material support to terrorism claim that can be brought under that civil statute.\n Holder  had already been mired in controversy stemming from  his  involvement in President Clinton's last-minute pardons  and just last week the highest ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee suggested that as deputy attorney general under Bill Clinton  he  was all too willing to do the president's bidding.\nHANNITY: Confirmation hearings are set to begin on Thursday  so will  Eric Holder's representation of Chiquita  a company guilty of funding terrorists   raise questions about  his  fitness to be the top law man in this country?",
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            "input": "Nearly two years into Accor SA’s $168 million play for a piece of the home-sharing pie  the multinational hotel group is throwing down the luxury gauntlet: free  round-the-clock concierge service for an entire year after your vacation. Called “Higher Living ” the offering was announced on Friday by  Onefinestay   the luxury rental brand founded in 2009 and acquired by Accor in 2016.\nHigher Living is being pegged as a loyalty program of sorts as Accor rapidly expands its footprint  becoming the first major hotel group to actively embrace home sharing. Last year they purchased Travel Keys and Squarebreak and merged them with  Onefinestay   quadrupling the rental company’s portfolio overnight  from more than 2 000 units in 13 locales to more than 10 000 rentals in 200-plus destinations.\nWhat sets  Onefinestay ’s privately owned properties apart from those on Airbnb  VRBO  and other peer-to-peer sites is that each one—from a beachfront villa in Anguilla to a penthouse in San Francisco—is heavily scrutinized in person and vetted against a checklist of 300 characteristics. In addition  there’s a consistent  hotel-like quality to every stay  from the toiletries (Le Labo in the U.S.  L’Occitane in Paris  for example) to an on-call concierge to procure hard-to-get theater tickets  private chefs  or dog-sledding excursions in Courchevel. Those concierges now staff the Higher Living program.\nJavier Cedillo-Espin   Onefinestay’s chief executive officer   likens Higher Living to the modern-day version of a butler  “almost like a guardian angel delivering local experiences ”  he  tells Pursuits in an interview.\nUnlike traditional loyalty programs  Higher Living does not involve points  a tiered structure  or endless marketing emails  and guests are automatically enrolled from the minute a getaway ends. Need help finding a photographer for a family photo shoot? Just call  text  email  or use the dedicated mobile app to ask an on-staff Onefinestay concierge to find one; the only thing you pay for is the photo shoot. Planning your kid’s birthday party? Consider the venue  cake  and decorations handled. You can also use the service to arrange day trips or just send flowers. It’s a doubling down on Onefinestay’s view of itself as a full-fledged hospitality company  rather than merely a place to go for high-end rentals.\nRebookings are the ultimate goal for any loyalty program: After 12 months  the program expires unless a new booking is made (or a yet-to-be-decided fee is paid). Book a new trip  and another complimentary year starts immediately. Only the person who pays for a  Onefinestay  property can submit requests to the concierges—something to consider when splitting a rental with another couple or family.\nNoting  Onefinestay ’s strongly positive word-of-mouth reputation  Cedillo-Espin pegs his company’s success on its ability to foster memorable experiences. “People trust us in a way that they seldom trust brands. And for me  that’s the biggest difference.”\nTake segment-leader Airbnb Inc. Its 4 million listings and 65 000 cities include upscale properties  but it is far from being perceived as a luxury company. That may all change when its “Lux” tier debuts in the coming months; the new collection will comprise about 4 000 properties from Canada-based Luxury Retreats  which it acquired last year for $300 million—but the peer-to-peer rental behemoth says it has no plans yet to provide a comparable high-touch concierge service. In addition  Airbnb doesn’t pay commissions to travel agents  which Onefinestay does  incentivizing agents to consider its properties on par with hotels.\n“I don’t think [they] necessarily add value or will be a deciding factor as to why someone should book a villa ” he says when asked about concierge programs as rewards in a general sense. (Bloomberg received Onefinestay’s announcement under embargo.) “People booking high-end vacations already have access to tickets and dinner reservations and so on.”\nThis sentiment especially makes sense when you consider that  some of Onefinestay’s properties are  non-exclusive and listed on booking platforms with less personalized attention; the high-touch human element is the only thing setting  them  apart.\nHowever Higher Living shakes out   Onefinestay  will continue fine-tuning its inventory  proactively adding and dropping homes. Its beach collection includes more than 4 000 rentals from Hawaii to Bali; in 2018  it is looking to expand in the south of France and Greece. In the countryside  Provence  France  Tuscany  Italy  and Napa  Calif.  will remain a focus  and the ski chalet collection will see growth in the North American market  including Vail and Aspen in Colorado and Lake Tahoe on the Nevada-California border.\nMore than anything else  Cedillo-Espin believes he is in the business of making people happy  and  Onefinestay  prides  itself  on  its  ability to deliver not only on wow-factor accommodations  but hot-air balloon rides and Alpine motor-skiing excursions to match. “The customer has become more demanding about what they require ” he says. “There are millions of experiences out there  and we’re focused on making sure they have the very best.”",
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            "input": "The joy I used to feel when using computers has turned largely to anguish. These machines once provided a unique and compelling way to do things  from writing to shopping to communication to entertainment. But today  devices and services strive to replace every activity with computer use itself. Now I think about escaping the computer as much as using it. To combat the machine’s draw  I’ve turned to more pastoral ambitions  like lawn care and land-use politics. And yet  to reject computers as incompatible with these and other goals seems shortsighted. Can’t these powerful  magical machines still serve modest ends? I wondered this again atop a bicycle saddle on an unseasonably hot autumn afternoon. I’d just twisted a round  white device called an  Omata  One  by a Los Angeles–based start-up  onto  its  aluminum mount on the handlebar. It looks like a complicated watch  or a dashboard gauge from a luxury sports car. I turned a ring to power it on  and a large  red hand indicated that it was acquiring a GPS signal. A moment later  I was pedaling  and  the Omata’s  hand was moving: five  then 10  then 15 miles per hour.\nWhat was remarkable was how unremarkable the experience should have been. It’s a speedometer. On a bike. So what? And yet  somehow  the result feels uncommon. The smartphone in my pocket buzzes—a text message or a Slack notification or who knows what else—and I remember why. Today  computers wrest people from activities outside the computer to work or play back inside them. But  the Omata  is pushing me toward something else.  It ’s nudging me to to focus on the non-computational activity I’m participating in  rather than reminding me of all the other  digital ones I might choose instead. What if more computers had that same ambition? * * * “Riding a bike— it ’s a very analog experience.” Rhys Newman   Omata’s  CEO  speaks with a Welsh accent that makes the matter sound profound  almost spiritual. “ It ’s man harnessing the machine in an analogous way to the effort of his body.” Not a spiritual thing after all  but a corporeal one. Using technology to assist with a worldly goal  rather than to displace it. Newman and his cofounder and chief technology officer  Julian Bleecker  met while working at Nokia. They were part of a secretive team at the company’s “Everyday Adventure” group in Los Angeles  where the two designed outdoor products  including a camera and a sports tracker. Once the world’s biggest mobile-handset manufacturer  Nokia shed 93 percent of its value between 2000 and 2013  when Microsoft acquired its beleaguered mobile-devices division. The company was ill-prepared for the smartphone. Between 2000 and 2007  it had been focused on reducing handset size and cost while increasing battery efficiency. These were phones for the everyperson  after all  not executive tethers like the BlackBerry. When the iPhone proved that approach to be exactly wrong  Nokia raced to follow Apple’s (and then Samsung’s) lead: devices with more connectivity  bigger screens  and better cameras. Maximizing attention was now the goal  rather than facilitating communication. Everywhere  computers are screaming at you: “Here I am! I am a computer!” Newman and Bleecker’s project spun up near Nokia’s nadir. Desperate to help reverse course  the L.A. group hoped to find a novel angle on a connected camera. The two looked to their own favorite: Leica  the storied German range-finder manufacturer. Leica’s flagship line  the M  got a digital sensor in 2006  but everything else about it remains mechanical. The photographer still adjusts focus and aperture by hand. For this reason  operating a Leica requires deliberateness  making the process of image creation an end as much as a means. That deliberateness would eventually show up in the Omata  which promises a “deeper connection to the ride itself.”\nNokia’s “Everyday Adventure” products were canceled in the fall of 2014; Bleecker and Newman were released back onto the sunny beaches and hills of Los Angeles. While at Nokia  Newman  an avid cyclist  had persuaded Bleecker to take up the hobby. Like a Leica  Newman and Bleecker’s analog-faced speedometer exudes design craft and manufacturing quality. It also feels bespoke—designed for a particular purpose. Instead of a generic display for infinite data and apps  the face displays speed  distance  ascent  and elapsed time. The resulting face is riddled with detail  like a complex instrument. Thanks to Apple  attention to detail has become synonymous with minimalism. But is a big screen that can display anything really minimalist? It is harder and riskier to commit to specific information from the start. Looking at the markers on its face  something strange strikes me. At idle  the speedometer hand points left  to 9 o’clock. At 12 o’clock is a large 18 mph indicator. Newman was eager to tell me why. “It’s a universal truth of cycling ” he explained. “There’s a comfortable speed for perceiving the world in motion  and it’s about 18 miles per hour.” When you reach this benchmark   Omata ’s main hand points straight out in the direction you are moving. It’s as if the gauge itself is cheering you on  its needle quivering with tentative pride.\n Omata ’s analog appearance also disguises all the electronics that make  it  work. “It’s hard to tell that  it ’s a computer on the inside ” Bleecker says. “People think  it  needs to be tethered to the bike.” Instead  a microcontroller  GPS sensor  barometer  and a set of motors make it work. After a ride   Omata  can be wired to a computer or wirelessly connected to a smartphone to download the same sort of data that its more obviously digital competitors make available: performance  distance  mapping  and so on. “Our ambition isn’t to get rid of the computation ” Bleecker explains  “but to hide it.” * * * These days  people try to hide computers by escaping from them  like I escape to my lawn. The machines “hide” inside offices or jacket pockets so their owners can accomplish other goals. In some cases  the drive to get away from computers degenerates into wistfulness. The word “analog” has come to indicate retro nostalgia first  a way of resisting or even abandoning bits in favor of atoms. Certainly  Omata risks such accusation. But the line separating analog and digital isn’t as clean as popular usage makes it seem. Writing in The New York Times in 2015  Rob Walker observed an “analog fever” in contemporary culture. A counterrevolution to the digital revolution. Walker cites the rise of vinyl records and the decline of ebook sales in favor of print as evidence of this fever. It sounds right to modern ears. But strictly speaking  simply not being a computer doesn’t make something analog. Analog devices represent information with a continuously variable portrayal of that information. They create an analogous depiction of a source signal in physical form. A mechanical watch  for example  measures the passage of time with a set of hands  driven by a loaded spring  that traverse the watch face. In the case of a bicycle  as Newman suggests  the crankcase moves the bike analogously to the rider’s physical exertion. Today  almost everything is a hybrid. Even seemingly analog devices are also digital ones. By contrast  digital devices sample a stream of activity at regular intervals  converting those measures into discrete values for manipulation by an electronic device. Since computers are the machines that usually sense  store  and manipulate the resulting digital signals  “digital” has come to refer to anything that makes use of computer technology. In turn  analog started meaning “not involving computers” rather than continuously representing a signal with a physical quantity.\nIt’s a harmless shift in meaning  but the confusion does shroud the distinctions between the computational and non-computational worlds. Some of Walker’s examples are analog in the original sense. A vinyl record  for example  records a continuous stream of sound as grooves on the surface of a disk. The vibrations that produced those grooves are later traced by the turntable’s needle  which amplifies them for playback. But a print book is a fusion of different methods. Offset printing is an analog process  but today many “analog” books are printed digitally. Binding them involves folding  cutting  and gluing—neither analog nor digital processes. They are hybrids. Even ebooks are hybrids—a digital file is useless without a device on which to view it  made of circuits  glass  metal  and plastic. If people tend to divide the world into computational and non-computational stuff  then it’s no wonder that computers feel opposed to everything beyond them. * * * Today  almost everything is a hybrid. Even seemingly analog devices are also digital ones. Modern vehicles  for example  are controlled mostly by computers. In the past  depressing the accelerator opened a throttle to draw fuel and air into the engine. But now  the pedal is just a regulator for the fuel injector  which is managed by a computer. That’s a better likeness for  Omata  than a vinyl-record player or even a wristwatch. Its hands aren’t mechanically driven like a timepiece; instead  they act as a data display. The device’s GPS radio samples the bike’s change in position  translating it into speed and distance. A digital barometer calculates altitude from barometric pressure change.  The Omata’s  microcontroller turns those readings into data inputs for the positions of the hands.  Its  electronics then activate a set of stepper motors  which make the hands turn smoothly to display the right reading on the face.\nThis same approach is used in many seemingly analog vehicle-dashboard instruments—more evidence that supposedly analog experiences are also computational.  Omata ’s engineering feat wasn’t to make a digital speedometer—that’s old news. Rather  it was shrinking down the stepper-motor equipment to fit inside a handlebar-mounted computer instead of an automotive dash. Though challenging  this step was required to hide the computer effectively. Bleecker first considered a Swiss watchmaker’s part  but it was too weak and too coarse. He settled on the type of motor used in autofocus camera lenses—they move a lot of weight but still hold a specific focal point. What if the Apple Watch had been inspired by Leica rather than iPhone? Digital precision also creates the illusion of analog behavior. The sample rate of  Omata ’s GPS sensor calculates a resolution under one meter  which is less than the typical wheel-to-wheel distance of a bicycle. Even though the device does digital sampling  it’s got plenty of resolution to make the result appear analog. Just as an ebook is a merger of plastic  glass  silicon  and software  so a speedometer is a fusion of microcontrollers  sensors  motors  and plastic or metal faces and needles. Why the temptation to call a device like Omata “analog ” then? Bleecker insists that the urge toward nostalgia is really a misplaced desire to have specific experiences with worldly materials. “Why would someone get a Leica when they already have an iPhone?” Bleecker muses. “It’s the context of use. How you’re compelled to use that apparatus to create an experience.” Deliberately operating the aperture and range finder to frame and expose an image is different from snapping an AI-assisted portrait to share on social media. Analog has become a stand-in for purpose—especially purpose that goes beyond just using computers.\n* * * When it comes to bicycles  the purpose of riding might be exercise  or competition  or leisure  or commuting. But those are just goals. The experience of cycling  Bleecker and Newman insist  is the coupling of human biology to mechanical movement. The feet  legs  heart  lungs  pedals  chains  and gears work together to push the bike forward. Omata  they hope  helps orient the rider to the changing relationship between body and bicycle. The computer persists behind the scenes  sensing and storing the data that a smartphone or a traditional bicycle computer would. But dozens of data points aren’t useful during the ride. Instead  the rider is encouraged to focus on the data that helps “maintain the pleasure of the ride ” according to Newman: speed  distance  and ascent. Bleecker insists that this deliberate focus on a specific experience justifies the obsession in  Omata ’s design. “If a device should only do the things it needs to  then it has to do them exceptionally well.” Computers have become both the path to all goals and the distraction that stands in the way of those goals. That obsession comes at a cost. At $550  some might scoff at  Omata  as just a luxury bauble for the wealthy. I took the gadget to Atlanta Pro Bikes  a bike shop in an upscale neighborhood. The shop’s service manager  John Eckert  swooned over the design and build quality before sneering at the cost. “You can get an app for free that does all this ” Eckert tells me  before also admitting that a fancy  Garmin GPS bike computer can cost as much or more. One of them hangs from the handlebars of a bike he recently serviced—the whole build probably cost more than $10 000. Lots of money is changing hands in cycling  with or without nostalgia.  Omata ’s design inspirations are no less immune to criticisms of value and access. Leica cameras and Swiss watches cost thousands of dollars. Like  Omata    their  prices could drop at higher sales volume. But that hasn’t happened. Instead  alternatives arose: SLRs  point-and-shoots  quartz movements  digital watches. Cheaper options that produce similar results.\nWhat they don’t produce are similar experiences. Learning to judge exposure or to zone focus with a range finder. Performing the ritual of manually winding a mechanical watch. Experiences like these fell out of favor  but not because they were undesirable. Instead  cheaper options displaced them. In so doing  experience became subordinated to purpose. The smartphone is the ultimate example of a single context for action. It’s a watch  a telephone  a camera  a bike computer—anything at all  really. But in exchange for that convenience  the specific material experiences of the activities smartphones automate have been abandoned. Specialized devices just can’t compete with computers’ power and ubiquity. And so  computers have become both the path to all goals and the distraction that stands in the way of those goals. * * * I’m no cyclist  and to be honest getting the needle to point straight up to 18 terrified more than it inspired me. But even so  when I pumped hard up a hill  I could see my effort represented in the movement of  the Omata’s  needle. Every lurch and glide was visible  tracing the arc of the case rather than updating abstract numbers on an LCD display. I really did feel more connected to my bike and my journey. As I return home from my test ride  I think of Bleecker’s aspiration to “hide the computation.” What if everything had the humility of the technological refusenik  without giving up on the power of technology in the process? What if the Apple Watch had been inspired by Leica rather than iPhone?",
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            "input": "It makes me squirm listening to  Daniel Biss  squirm about pensions.\n“That was a long learning process for me  and I wish I’d learned that lesson differently ” a penitent  Biss  said during a recent video-recorded appearance before the Crain’s Editorial Board. The bill with his name on it presented “the least bad of the bad options ” he said. It “wasn’t the best way forward … but I allowed myself to accept the idea that we can’t do better.”\n Biss  confessed to the Daily Herald that “there was kind of an obsessive hysteria about (pensions) a few years ago that led a lot of people in the legislature  myself included  to act irresponsibly.”\n“I learned my lesson  and I think the Supreme Court helped teach us a really important lesson ” said  Biss  in  his  Crain’s interview. “The Supreme Court was right. These pensions were promised to people.”\nAnd Pritzker  now a pious champion on the stump of the union-friendly position  is running TV ads trembling with indignation about  Biss ’ lack of consistency and  his  dalliance with benefit cuts?",
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            "input": "David Byers  who has appeared on the covers of romance novels   also agreed to make restitution of nearly $15 000 in wake of the five robberies that took place over a seven-day span earlier this year.\nProsecutors say  Byers  took $300 from a gas station in Nesconset  Long Island  on April 19  and then grabbed $2 107 from a Chase Bank in Stony Brook the following day.  He  would later hit a gas station in Greenwich and strike twice at a Chase Bank in the same city  taking more than $12 000.  He  approached the same teller on both days  telling  him  during the second robbery  \"you know why I’m here.\"\nDuring at least one of the robberies   he  wore a bandana over  his  face  according to the plea agreement.\nAfter the series of robberies  the 35-year-old Byers somehow made it all the way home to California despite nearly getting captured several times. Officers tried to arrest  him  Greenwich  but  he  was able to elude them after driving away in a \"reckless matter \" according to authorities.  He  later abandoned the vehicle and fled on foot.\n He  stayed a step ahead of authorities in New York state by pretending to be a valet and stealing a Range Rover.\nLater  Arizona state police officers attempted to stop  him  while  he  was driving a truck stolen from Pennsylvania  with a license plate stolen from Maryland. Following a high-speed chase   Byers  abandoned the vehicle and fled on foot.\nMeet 'Hot Convict'  Jeremy Meeks\n Byers  worked as a model and personal trainer  and was a part-owner of a gym.  He  was also accused of stealing gym equipment in California  according to the Greenwich Time.",
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            "input": "But that bipartisan spirit was tested Thursday as  Republican Chair Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) and ranking Democrat Maria Cantwell (Wash.)  clashed over whether to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling.\nWith the tax package on center stage in the House   the senators  sparred on the other side of the Capitol over whether to allow drilling on one of few undisturbed parcels of land in the United States. The sparring foreshadows the partisan rifts that are likely to divide the upper chamber over paying for a tax package that Republicans need to claim as an accomplishment.\n“For those of us who call Alaska home  to suggest that  we  would despoil  our  environment for short-term gain is offensive ” Murkowski said.\nThe committee meeting turned tense at times  with  Cantwell  pressing  her  Republican counterpart about why the bipartisan energy bill has been abandoned to take up the ANWR question yet again.\n“This hearing is a great departure from the strong working relationship that Sen. Murkowski and I have set to work together on an energy agenda that will move our country forward ”  Cantwell  said.\n“I almost want to call this ‘caribou for millionaires’ because it is the most ridiculous idea I’ve heard as it relates to meeting the tax reform agenda ”  she  added.\n Cantwell  and Sen. Angus King (I-Maine) countered that that figure discounts the impact of roads  airports and pipelines necessary to bring the oil out of the refuge and to the state’s primary petroleum artery  the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System.\nAt one point   Cantwell  held up a map showing   she  said  that drilling “will take up a significant portion of the refuge.”",
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            "input": "DENPASAR  Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia raised its warning for  Bali’s Mount Agung volcano  to the top level four alert on Monday  closed the holiday island’s airport and told residents around the mountain to immediately evacuate  warning of an “imminent” risk of a larger eruption.\nA Balinese man sits as Mount Agung volcano erupts at Lempuyang Temple in Karangasem  Bali  Indonesia November 27  2017. REUTERS/Johannes P. Christo\nBali’s airport was closed for 24 hours from Monday morning  disrupting 445 flights and some 59 000 passengers  due to the eruption and the presence of volcanic ash from  Agung   but local officials said the closure could be extended.\n“The potential for a larger eruption is imminent ” it said  referring to the visible glow of magma at Agung’s peak overnight.\nResidents were warned to “immediately evacuate” a danger zone that circles Agung in a radius of 8-10 km (5-6 miles).\n Agung  rises majestically over eastern Bali to a height of just over 3 000 metres (9 800 feet). Eastern Bali is relatively undeveloped  with traditional rice paddies doting the landscape and the occasional budget resort  unlike the heavily populated southern tourist hub of Kuta-Seminyak-Nusa Dua.\n Agung ’s last eruption in 1963 left more than 1 000 people dead and razed several villages.\nAnalysis suggested the threat should not be as great this time because “energy at  Mount Agung’s  magma chamber is not as big” and with the ash column only around a quarter as high so far as the 20 km (12 miles) reached in 1963  said Sutopo.\nTourism business has slumped in Bali since September when  Agung ’s volcanic tremors began to increase.\n Mount Agung volcano  is seen erupting from Lempuyang Temple in Karangasem  Bali  Indonesia November 27  2017. REUTERS/Johannes P. Christo\nAccording to the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre in nearby Darwin  Australia  there is “ash confirmed on the ground at Denpasar Airport” as well as ash at FL300 (which refers to flight level at 30 000 feet) in the vicinity of  the volcano .\nBali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai airport  which is about 60 km (40 miles) from  the volcano   will be closed for 24 hours  according to its operator. A total of 445 flights - 196 international and 249 domestic - and 59 000 passengers had been affected.\nFarmers tend their crops as Mount Agung erupts in the background in Amed  Karangasem Regency  Bali  Indonesia  November 27  2017. REUTERS/Nyimas Laula\nThe alert level on  Agung  had been raised to the maximum in September  but was lowered in October when seismic activity calmed. However  volcanologists now say the volcano has entered a new phase with magma now visible at  Agung ’s peak  meaning a greater risk of a larger eruption.",
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            "input": "Sen. Elizabeth Warren  forgot momentarily that  she  hated the GOP tax bill with every fiber of  her  being during an interview  but quickly remembered that  she ’s a hard line Democrat and that the GOP tax bill is bad despite the benefits to  her  constituents  she  had just praised.\nAccording to the Washington Examiner  Fox News host Bret Baier was speaking with  Warren  on  his  show Wednesday and asked  her  if  she  would repeal the tax law the GOP had passed if  she  and  her  Democrat colleagues took over after the midterms.\n“What we have to do is change it ”  Warren  said. “You got to take out the parts that are giant giveaways to big corporations that right now the Republicans plan for hard-working families to eventually pay for it.”\nBaier then brought up the fact that Eversource  a power company in  Warren ’s state of Massachusetts  is reducing rates to their customers  thanks to the tax cuts to corporations.\n“And good for them. I’m delighted to hear that ” said  Warren .\n Warren   however  quickly snapped back into  her  role as an anti-Republican die-hard.\n“It is $1.5 trillion the Republicans gave away to billionaires and to giant corporations ”  Warren  said. “And they expect hardworking families to just pick up the ticket on that. I want those breaks to go directly to hardworking families. Not to a bunch of rich folks.”\nHow  Warren  squares that comment with the news that a power company is lightening the burden on working-class families thanks to tax cuts allowing them to do so is anyone’s guess. You would think the easing of payments toward the people she is claiming to look after would spark some sort of affinity for the tax cuts.",
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            "input": "CNN host Don Lemon choked up reading an open letter  he  wrote to President Donald Trump.\n Lemon  was upset about Trump's response to backlash over Gold Star widow Myeshia Johnson's claim that  he  forgot her husband's name during a recent phone call.\nCNN host Don Lemon choked up after reading  his  open letter to President Donald Trump criticizing  his  response to  his  conversation with the widow of an American soldier killed in Niger.\nIn a four-minute monologue Monday night  Lemon read an open letter  he  wrote to the president following Trump's tweet dismissing Myeshia Johnson's claim that Trump couldn't remember her husband's name during a call.\nDon Lemon's open letter to Trump: You're Commander in Chief  act like it[Link] — CNN Tonight (@CNNTonight) October 24  2017",
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            "input": "China will announce further measures to promote substantial cooperation with Africa at the upcoming meeting between China and African nations  Vice Minister of Commerce Chen Jian said on Monday.\n \"China will further promote cooperation with African nations on agriculture  food security  infrastructure  trade  investment and public health \" said Chen at a briefing ahead of the fourth ministerial meeting of the Forum on China- Africa Cooperation(FOCAC).\n The meeting will review how the consensus of Beijing Summit has been implemented and chart the path of practical cooperation for the next three years  said Chen.\n The FOCAC Beijing Summit was held in November 2006. Eight measures covering trade  investment  and personnel exchanges were announced by the Chinese government to enhance cooperation with Africa during the meeting. Chen said all of the measures had been fully implemented.\n Chen said  China's 2009 assistance to Africa would double the figure of 2006  zero-tariff treatment and debt-relief measures to African nations have been implemented  and China-African Development Fund has been put into operation.",
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            "input": "In  his  first interview since the Access Hollywood tapes   Billy Bush  finally gets candid.\nIt's been over a year since the tape of Donald Trump bragging about sexual assault leaked  and the former television host was implicated in the backlash. On Monday   he  voiced  his  concerns about Trump's denial of the tape on air  just hours after  he  penned a New York Times op-ed regarding the situation.\n\"Last week for some reason came out with 'that's not my voice on the tape'—you can't do that. I was there  you were there  that's your voice on the tape  \" Bush  said  explaining that  he  had read the account of women accusing the president of sexual assault. \"Twenty women don't get together and say  'You know what would be really fun? Let's take down a powerful guy together.' No they don't \" he continued. \"Stop playing around with people's lives.\"\n Bush  explained that in the moment   he  believed that Trump was simply putting on a performance and not actually bragging about sexual assault. Colbert and  Bush  then analyzed  the president 's remarks in the video.",
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            "input": "Woman who accused  Roy Moore  is homeless after  her  house burned down  fire investigated as arson\nTina Johnson accused  Roy Moore  of sexually assualting  her  in 1991  when  she  was 28  making  her  a rare adult to be preyed upon by the delusional pedophile mall-crawler.\nLast week   her  home in Gadsden  Alabama burned down. Now  the fire is being investigated as a possible arson by the Etowah County Arson Task Force.\n Roy Moore  ran as a \"law and order\" candidate.\n Roy Moore  accuser's Gadsden home burns; arson investigation underway [Anna Claire Vollers/Al.com]",
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            "input": "Earlier in the day  the company appeared to side with its chairman in dismissing the Journal’s article  saying in a statement that the newspaper account “reflected allegations” made by his ex-wife  Elaine Wynn  in her litigation against him and the company.\n“The idea that I ever assaulted any woman is preposterous ” he said. “The instigation of these accusations is the continued work of my ex-wife  Elaine Wynn  with whom I am involved in a terrible and nasty lawsuit in which she is seeking a revised divorce settlement.”\n A spokeswoman for Elaine Wynn  75   declined comment  but  her  Washington-based attorney  James Cole  told Reuters the notion that his client fomented the allegations in the Journal article “is just not true.”\nThe couple first married in 1963 and divorced in 1986. They remarried in 1991 and divorced again in 2010  according to court papers. In an escalating battle that followed their bitter second split  Elaine Wynn sued her former spouse in 2016 seeking to gain control over her 9.4 percent stock in Wynn Resorts.",
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            "input": "Leigh Corfman   left  in a photo from 1979  when she was about 14. At right  from top  Wendy Miller around age 16  Debbie Wesson Gibson around age 17 and Gloria Thacker Deason around age 18. (Family photos)\n Leigh Corfman  says  she  was 14 years old when an older man approached  her  outside a courtroom in Etowah County  Ala.  She  was sitting on a wooden bench with  her  mother  they both recall  when the man introduced himself as Roy Moore.\nIt was early 1979 and Moore — now the Republican nominee in Alabama for a U.S. Senate seat — was a 32-year-old assistant district attorney. He struck up a conversation   Corfman  and  her  mother say  and offered to watch  the girl  while  her  mother went inside for a child custody hearing.\n“He said  ‘Oh  you don’t want  her  to go in there and hear all that. I’ll stay out here with  her  ’ ” says Corfman’s mother  Nancy Wells  71. “I thought  how nice for him to want to take care of  my little girl .”\nThis undated family photo shows  Leigh Corfman  with  her  mother  Nancy Wells  around 1979 when  Corfman  was about 14 years old. (Family Photo)\nAlone with  Corfman   Moore chatted with her and asked for her phone number  she says. Days later  she says  he picked her up around the corner from her house in Gadsden  drove her about 30 minutes to his home in the woods  told her how pretty she was and kissed her. On a second visit  she says  he took off her shirt and pants and removed his clothes. He touched her over her bra and underpants  she says  and guided her hand to touch him over his underwear.\n“I wanted it over with — I wanted out ” she remembers thinking. “Please just get this over with. Whatever this is  just get it over.”  Corfman  says  she  asked Moore to take  her  home  and he did.\nTwo of Corfman’s childhood friends say  she  told them at the time that  she  was seeing an older man  and one says  Corfman  identified the man as Moore. Wells says her daughter told her about the encounter more than a decade later  as Moore was becoming more prominent as a local judge.\nAside from  Corfman   three other women interviewed by The Washington Post in recent weeks say Moore pursued them when they were between the ages of 16 and 18 and he was in his early 30s  episodes they say they found flattering at the time  but troubling as they got older. None of the three women say that Moore forced them into any sort of relationship or sexual contact.",
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            "input": "Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) makes  his  way to a meeting in Washington about the tax bill on Dec. 1. (Photo by Bill O’Leary/The Washington Post)\n Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.)  has been admitted to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for recovery from the side effects of another round of treatment for brain cancer  according to  his  office.\n McCain   who missed a third straight day of Senate votes Wednesday  has been undergoing rounds of chemotherapy and radiation to treat glioblastoma  the terminal form of brain cancer he was diagnosed with in July.  McCain  has been undergoing treatments since early September at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda  next to Walter Reed.\nTwo friends close to  McCain   requesting anonymity to speak about  his  condition  said there were no plans for  the senator  to resign. In a statement issued from  his  office   McCain  hopes to return “to work as soon as possible. ”\nSen. John McCain (R-Ariz.)  has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. (Victoria Walker/The Washington Post)\nRepublican leaders expect to hold a vote early next week on the sweeping tax-cut plan that is currently in a House-Senate negotiation. The Senate version initially passed with 51 votes. If  McCain  missed the vote on final passage  Republicans would not be able to afford a single additional defection or absence to pass the legislation.\n“ Senator McCain  is currently receiving treatment at Walter Reed Medical Center for normal side effects of  his  ongoing cancer therapy ”  his  office said in a statement. “As ever   he  remains grateful to  his  physicians for their excellent care  and  his  friends and supporters for their encouragement and good wishes.”",
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            "input": "Byun Jong-Rak was among the first people in Seoul to hear the news of the invasion. Police came at dawn on June 25 to the dyeing factory where he worked.\n \"Leave the city! The North Koreans are coming \" they told him.\n Jo's eldest brother was in the North Korean military and another brother served in South Korea's army. \"My eldest brother told me to go to the South but I never saw him after that.\"\n Just before the end of the war  Jo heard from a cousin that herher eldest brother probably survived. To this day  she has had no news of him. The younger brother was killed.",
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            "input": "Electronic Arts Incorporated is sticking with embattled golfer Tiger Woods and plans to roll out an online game featuring the world number one this month.\nEA Sports President Peter Moore said Woods is \"still one of the greatest athletes in history\" despite the personal scandal that enveloped Woods at the end of 2009.\nT and Accenture  the Dublin-based technology  management and outsourcing consultancy  both dropped their sponsorships of Woods in December.\nTheir moves came after Woods was embroiled in a sex scandal  admitted cheating on his wife and decided to take an indefinite break from competitive golf.",
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            "input": "12/19/17 12:43:36 PM -- San Francisco  CA  U.S.A --  Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr  shows around their new home  Chase Center. -- Photo by Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports Images  Gannett ORG XMIT: US 136858 Chase Center 12/19/2017 (Photo: Kyle Terada  USA TODAY Sports Images)\n SAN FRANCISCO – Steve Kerr  was surrounded by experts on a recent visit to the Chase Center construction site  engineers and foremen alike who have spent the past year building the $1 billion arena that will open for the 2019-20 NBA season and serve as the X-factor to the Golden State Warriors’ financial future.\n12/19/17 1:05:38 PM -- San Francisco  CA  U.S.A --  Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr  stands in  his  office at their new home  Chase Center. -- Photo by Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports Images  Gannett ORG XMIT: US 136858 Chase Center 12/19/2017 (Photo: Kyle Terada  USA TODAY Sports Images)\n“San Antonio felt like a huge victory  because the Dome was meant for football and San Antonio desperately needed a basketball arena for the Spurs ”  Kerr  told USA TODAY Sports. “Chicago was different  because everybody loved the old Chicago Stadium  and the United Center was so huge that it felt more like a concession to modern needs.\nKerr jokes:  Steve Kerr  more concerned about 'breakfast' than Rockets' obsession\n Kerr  will always have a soft spot for Oracle. After all  the arena that is widely seen as one of the best in the NBA was one of the many things that attracted him to the Warriors’ job in May 2014.",
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            "input": "Prince William   Princess Kate  and Prince Harry have invested 2 million pounds of their Royal Foundation funds in the second phase of their Heads Together campaign  which is designed to create online tools to help people with mental health.\nThe 2 million pound grant will help create a \"start up for digital mental health innovation \" including digital assets and signposts to \"smash the stigma\" of mental health   Prince William  announced. The new startup aims to provide tools for conversation and encourage those who might otherwise be reluctant to get the help they need.\nThe organization that the grant will establish aims to create \"digital solutions for mental health \" according to the Heads Together foundation.  Prince William  said  he  hopes to create a “metaphorical barrier” which will allow those who are lacking in proper mental health treatment “to bring them into the fold and give them the help they need.”\n\"You’d struggle to find a parent out there who wouldn’t want the well-being of their child to be taken care of at school \" Prince William said Friday at Imperial College in London.\nRoughly 50 million people have viewed the royals’ “OK to Say” campaign since 2016  while 19 million watched Prince William’s conversation with Lady Gaga about mental health in April.",
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            "input": "Undocumented immigrant Jorge Garcia and his family today spoke out on “The View” about his deportation to Mexico this week after living in the United States for 30 years.\nJorge Garcia  who joined “The View” today remotely from Mexico City  where he’s staying with an aunt  said he had a message for President Donald Trump: “We're supposed to only deport people that are criminals and that's not what's going on. They're only basically hurting the economy and separating families just like mine.”\nBut amid the Trump administration’s ramping up immigration arrests and deportations  ICE notified the family Nov. 20  2017  that  Jorge Garcia  had to leave.  He  was going to be detained at that point  but ICE allowed  him  to stay with  his  family through the holidays  giving  him  no later than Jan. 15 to leave for Mexico.\nSo  on Monday   Jorge Garcia  was removed pursuant to the judge's removal order  ICE said.\nICE said it wasn't aware of any criminal record for  Jorge Garcia .\n“Thanksgiving was very sad. It was devastating because we knew that our nightmare was coming to life since 2005 ”  Cindy Garcia  said of the dread the family experienced knowing they would have to say goodbye. “We knew he may have to leave but never wanted to face that fact.”",
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            "input": "Two weeks ago  on  her  28th birthday   Taylor Swift  posted a picture to Instagram that  her  guitarist took during a recent show at an arena in London. The photo shows  Swift  center stage  spotlight shining down as  she  plays  her  new music in front of thousands of fans.\n\"I couldn't have asked for a better year  all thanks to you \"  Swift  wrote in the caption.\nA fairly innocuous post -- but not if it's 2017  one of the most tumultuous years in modern U.S. history  and not if it's written by  Swift .\nThe headlines started rolling in. Nylon: \"Of Course  Taylor Swift  is the Only Person Who Enjoyed 2017.\" HelloGiggles: \" Taylor Swift ' couldn't have asked for a better year' while we're all living in Hell.\" Cosmopolitan:  \"Taylor Swift  Says  She  'Couldn't Have Asked for a Better Year' and The Internet Is Mad.\" (Naturally   her  fan base took issue with this internet anger.)\nThe incident blew over fairly quickly but really seemed to capture  her  year in a nutshell.  Swift   who reigns as one of the top musicians on the planet  had many things worth celebrating: \"Reputation \"  her  sixth album  sold 1 million copies the week it was released in November  making it the highest-selling album of 2017.  Her  solo write for Little Big Town  \"Better Man \" won the Country Music Association award for song of the year.  She  was featured on Time's Person of the Year cover as a \"silence breaker\" after  her  powerful testimony at a trial in August  where a jury found a radio DJ guilty of groping  her  before a concert.\nSwift  however  also encountered backlash for glossing over current events during a grueling  divisive year in which it has been impossible to avoid politics in pop culture. Even chatter in  her  new app  the Swift Life  reportedly quickly devolved into a political debate with President Donald Trump supporters on the platform.\nTaylor Swift explains her blunt testimony during her sexual assault trial\nTaylor Swift puts 'Reputation' on cruise control",
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            "input": "American ski great Lindsey Vonn  not only won a bronze medal at the Pyeongchang Olympics   she  also had a chance to scatter some of  her  grandfather’s ashes on a rock near the mountain where the downhill races were run.\n“I know that it would mean a lot to him to be back here  a part of him is in South Korea always ” says  Vonn   who shared  her  story with The Associated Press and the Chosun Ilbo newspaper.\n Vonn  says  she  scattered parts of Don Kildow’s ashes “just a few days ago” on a rock that  she  was told was special when  she  visited South Korea last year to be named a Pyeongchang Olympic ambassador.  She  described the location as “right by the men’s downhill start.”\n Vonn  won a bronze medal in the downhill   but skied out of Thursday’s slalom leg of the Alpine combined in what was likely  her  last Olympic race. Later in the day  a group of elderly South Korean men gave  her  family some gifts and a letter of thanks to mark  her  grandfather’s service during the 1950-53 Korean War.",
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            "input": "This week on the U.K. singles chart  there is only one new entry inside the top 10  and it comes courtesy of pop superstars Liam Payne (who is becoming just as well-known for his solo material as for his days in One Direction) and  Rita Ora . The powerful pairing has sent their new single “For You ” which was written and recorded specifically for the final Fifty Shades soundtrack  into the highest tier on the tally  giving both acts another hit to their credit. The achievement is especially noteworthy for  Ora   who matches an all-time record thanks to  her  latest.\n Ora  is now tied when it comes to the most top 10 hits for a solo woman on the British singles listing  as  she  has now collected a dozen in  her  relatively short career. According to the Official Charts Company   she  is now tied with two legendary vocalists  Petula Clark and Shirley Bassey  when it comes to the most placements inside the highest area on the chart.\nAll three women have managed to send a dozen tunes towards the top  and while both Clark and Bassey have their places in history secured  they haven’t hit the top 10 for years  and it’s not likely they’ll do so again in their careers.  Ora   on the other hand  is about to launch a new album  and she is still one of the most popular artists in the U.K.  and she will likely pass both Clark and Bassey by nabbing another top 10 in the coming year or two.\nAmazingly   Ora  has reached this milestone with only one proper album having been released  though that stat is slightly misleading for those who haven’t been following her career. Two of  Ora ’s top 10s—“I Will Never Let You Down” and “Poison”—were slated to appear on a full-length that never arrived (it was reportedly shelved)  and both “Your Song” and “Anywhere” are set to be featured on a record  Ora  is prepping to release at some point in 2018.\n Ora  takes a leading role on eight of  her  12 top 10 smashes  and most of those don’t feature another artist.  She  has also landed inside the highest level of the singles listing as a featured artist on four songs owned by other acts  which still count toward  her  total. One-third of  her  top 10 credits rose all the way to No. 1  and  she  came close to securing a fifth leader with recent blockbuster “Anywhere ” though it stopped one rung shy of running the show late last year.\nHere are all of Rita Ora’s top 10 hits in the U.K.",
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            "input": "Author Jay Asher  who wrote the novel “Thirteen Reasons Why” that was later adapted into a Netflix original series  was reportedly expelled from the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators late last year after allegations that  he  sexually harassed women in the group.\nExecutive director of the group Lin Oliver told BuzzFeed that  Asher ’s membership was terminated after an investigation into anonymous email complaints about  his  behavior. She did not say how many complaints there were against  Asher  or when  he  had been removed specifically.\n“After we investigated  we felt that terminating  his  membership was the proper course of action ” Oliver told BuzzFeed on Monday.\n Asher   however  told BuzzFeed  he  left the organization on  his  own and that  he  had been harassed by unspecified individuals there for “close to 10 years” and “could not deal with it anymore.”\n Asher  also claims the SCBWI told  him  at the time that the emails “showed nothing ” BuzzFeed reported.\n Asher ’s removal had not come up publicly until Sunday when anonymous comments naming  him  as a sexual harasser were posted in response to an article published in the School Library Journal about sexual harassment in the children’s publishing industry  BuzzFeed reported.\nThe article itself did not name  Asher   Vanity Fair pointed out. No specific details about actions by  Asher  were given.",
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            "input": "Sarkozy rejects cash claim  says France not corrupt\n President Nicolas Sarkozy firmly rejected on Monday allegations that he took illegal cash donations from France's richest woman  declaring \"France is not a corrupt country.\"\n Sarkozy backed Labour Minister Eric Woerth  accused of accepting 150 000 euros (190 000 dollars) from L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt as chief fundraiser for the 2007 campaign.\n \"France is not a corrupt country \" the president declared in a prime time interview on French television. \"The political class  left and right alike  is in general honest. French public officials are people of great rigour.\"\n The three-week scandal has weakened Sarkozy  whose poll ratings have hit their lowest level since he took office in 2007 and who is fighting a difficult battle on pension reform  a centrepiece of his political agenda.\n Sarkozy said it was a disgrace to accuse him of visiting Bettencourt's home to pick up illegal cash donations  and suggested those behind the allegations were taking part in \"defamation  a campaign.\"\n \"Eric Woerth is an honest man  a competent man. He enjoys my full confidence \" Sarkozy said  during the interview broadcast on state television from the gardens of the Elysee presidential palace.\n But Sarkozy said he would advise Woerth to step down as treasurer of the majority UMP party to \"devote himself exclusively to pension reform.\"\n And  in a gesture to critics who say Woerth's party and ministerial roles are incompatible  Sarkozy said he wanted a cross-party commission to draft guidelines \"to avoid in the future any form of conflict of interest.\"\n Sarkozy argued that if money had been his prime motivation  he would have chosen \"another career than politics  serving my country  as I have over the last 35 years.\"\n He spoke after police searched seven homes and offices including that of a friend to Bettencourt as part of several probes involving the billionaire  from a family feud to allegations of illegal campaign financing.\n She was also one of the biggest beneficiaries of a tax break for the wealthy passed by Sarkozy after he won the 2007 election  receiving a lawful 30-million- euro rebate.\n Sarkozy \"is the main obstacle in the way of independent justice. He is the main obstacle to allowing truth to emerge \" said Socialist Party spokesman Benoit Hamon.",
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            "input": "Long before Slingshot artists Lo Moon signed to Columbia Records  lead  singer Matt Lowell  was writing songs in  his  basement.\n\"I had moved back from Boston to New York  \" Lowell  says. \"I was living at my sister's place  I was working at this studio in Brooklyn that I helped build.\"\n He  hadn't yet met bass player and keyboardist Crisanta Baker  but  he  knew  he  wanted to start a band  and  he  had a demo of a song called \"Loveless\" to share.\nGuitarist Sam Stewart heard that  Lowell  and Baker were looking for another band member. They got together to jam by converting  Lowell 's backyard shed into a band living room and rehearsal space.\n\"I think in there  that's where  we  learned how to feed off each other  \" Lowell  says. \" We  would get in there at 11 a.m. and not say a word to each other until 5 p.m.\"\n Lowell  thinks a lot about what kind of feeling Lo Moon's music creates. Practicing in his shed helped them hone in on their sound and style. By the time they went to the studio to record their debut album  due out early this year  they knew what they were looking for.\n\"The beautiful thing about that was  when we were making the record  we hadn't put anything out  \" Lowell  says. \"We had blinders on and we just trusted each other. ... We didn't really have another basis to go by  besides 'this sounds like us.'  \"\nLowell  says  he 'll never forget hearing the final  produced version of \"Loveless\" for the first time.\n\"It came through the speaker and I was like  'This song is probably three and a half  four years old  and I've just never heard it like this.' \"  he  says. \"I cried. I was just like  'This is unbelievable  I can't believe we made this.' \"",
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            "input": "(CNN) Shortly after former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty Friday to lying to the FBI about conversations with  Russia's ambassador  former FBI Director James Comey  shared a justice-minded verse from the Bible on Twitter and Instagram.\n\"'But let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream ' Amos 5:24 \"  Comey  wrote  referring to the Bible's book of Amos.\n\"But let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream\" Amos 5:24 A post shared by James Comey (@a_higher_loyalty) on Dec 1  2017 at 9:01am PST\n Comey  tweeted the same biblical passage in November after President Donald Trump called the former FBI director a \"liar.\"  Comey   a United Methodist and one-time Sunday school teacher  said it's his \"favorite scripture verse.\"\nI️ included the picture of the Great Falls of the Potomac because I️ like it and because it reminds me of my favorite scripture verse  from Amos: \"But let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.\" — James Comey (@Comey) November 11  2017",
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            "input": "A television ad depicting minority children running from a pickup truck sporting a bumper sticker for Virginia Republican Ed Gillespie  is designed to criticize the gubernatorial candidate’s ties to President Trump — and to address concerns that Democratic candidate Ralph Northam is struggling to connect with minority voters  according to people familiar with the strategy.\n The ad  was removed late Tuesday after a terrorism attack in New York City involved a pickup truck running down people on a bike path.\nBut before  it  was removed   it  was designed to appeal to Latino voters. Public polling shows Northam easily beating Gillespie among black and Latino voters  but a recent private poll shared widely among minority advocacy groups sparked worry about the Democrat’s appeal. Northam’s campaign urged the groups not to release the poll’s findings  according to multiple people familiar with the matter — a point not disputed by his campaign.\nIn the weeks since the poll was conducted  progressive groups have worked to tie  Gillespie  to Trump  whose approval rating among Latinos nationwide hovers in the teens. They worry that if  Gillespie  wins   his  campaign ads — which raised concerns about illegal immigration and “sanctuary cities” and voiced support for Confederate-era monuments — could be replicated nationwide next year by GOP candidates eager to turn out conservative voters.\nSeeking to shore up support among younger and Latino voteres  Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) campaigned for Virginia GOP gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie  spotted to Rubio’s right in the background  on Oct. 30  2017  in Sterling Va. (Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post)\nAlex’s group produced the new ad  “American Nightmare ” which features four young children — two Latino boys  an African American child and a Muslim girl wearing a headscarf — running from a white man driving a pickup truck adorned with the  Gillespie  sticker and a Confederate flag. The truck chases the children through a suburban neighborhood into a dead-end alley — at which point the children awake from a bad dream.\n[Ad features minority kids chased by truck adorned with  Gillespie  sticker  Confederate flag]\n[How Ed Gillespie went from ‘big tent’ Republican to culture warrior]\nA Washington Post-Schar School poll released Tuesday did not poll enough Latino voters to generate a measurable sample. But among nonwhite voters overall  Northam leads  Gillespie  73 percent to 17 percent — similar to Clinton’s margins in Virginia last year. Other statewide polls conducted last month by the Wason Center and Fox News showed Northam trouncing  Gillespie  among nonwhite voters.\n[ Gillespie  appears with Sen. Rubio as protesters accuse him of racism]\n“Ed Gillespie talks about us  he demonizes us with divisive and racist language  calling us criminals ” an announcer says in Spanish. “Let’s not allow Trump’s policies in Virginia.”\n[Obama rips into  Gillespie ’s MS-13 ads  calls them “as cynical as politics gets”]",
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            "input": "Juicero  employees found out in a letter on Friday that the company is cutting the price of its cold-press juicing system. Some employees also found out they had been cut  too.\nIn a letter obtained by Fortune  Juicero CEO Jeff Dunn wrote  “the current prices of $399 for the Press and $5 - $7 for produce Packs are not a realistic way for us to fulfill our mission at the scale to which we aspire.”\nThe Juicero machine  for those unfamiliar  can whip up a fresh-squeezed fruit and veggie concoction at the press of a button. It's also WiFi-enabled  and can tell you the nutritional value of your drink. It originally cost $700 when it first launched  plus it received endorsements from Gwyneth Paltrow and Dr.Oz and was hailed as the ultimate Silicon Valley indulgence.\nThe company has faced blowback from consumers after an April Bloomberg article revealed the packets could be easily squeezed by hand. According to the article  investors were a little peeved to learn that the machine was not actually necessary for the same \"farm to glass\" juice experience. Those investors — which include Campbell Soup  Google Ventures  and Kleiner Perkins — helped  Juicero  raise $100 million in 2015 after three years in stealth mode.\nDunn responded to the Bloomberg story  saying  the company  already knew the packs could be squeezed into juice and that the value lies in the machine's smart features and consistent pressing technique — not just the juice itself.\n Juicero  packets expire quickly — 8 days  according to  the company  — and the machine's connected features help  them  maintain  their  tight supply chain. The product even has an app that reminds you to drink your juice before it expires.\nCustomers will have to decide for themselves if the reduced price is worth it for a glass of juice. To help you decide  read about Business Insider's experience testing the Juicero juicer.",
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            "input": "Czechs   like fellow voters from Europe to the United States   must weigh promises of a more outward - looking society against protection from the uncertainties of the global economy and immigration when they elect their president later this month . In the run - off on Jan . 26 - 27   academic Jiri Drahos will face incumbent political veteran Milos Zeman in a contest that echoes a string of elections in the past two years across the European Union as well as Donald Trump ’ s battle with Hillary Clinton for the White House . Zeman - a 73 - year - old who has courted the far - right in rejecting migrants from Muslim countries while pursuing warmer relations with Russia and China - won the first round with 38 . 6 percent of the vote   results showed on Saturday . However   Drahos finished a solid second on 26 . 6 percent with support from liberal voters attracted by his policies favoring EU integration . The 68 - year - old has also won endorsement from most of the other candidates eliminated in the first round . Czech presidents wield limited executive powers but from their office in Prague Castle they appoint prime ministers and represent the nation abroad . They can also influence public opinion at a time when Czech political   economic and social debate shows similarities to that in the United States   France and Austria as well as in fellow post - Communist neighbors Poland   Hungary and Slovakia . Czech voters   like others   are split between those who have benefited from European integration and those who fear the impact of globalization and cultural change . Tomas Klvana   a professor at NYU in Prague   draws parallels between Zeman ’ s voter appeal and the U . S . president ‘ s . “ The pattern is affected by domestic issues but this is similar to Trump   turning to the same voters  ” he told Reuters . “ On one side there are more successful   better educated   younger people not afraid of opening up   integrating economically ... and ( on the other ) are people who are less successful   less educated   have lower income and live in smaller towns .” Klvana also saw similarities between Zeman and two other central European leaders   right - wing Polish party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban   who have both picked fights with EU partners . POLITICAL NOVICE Drahos won the first round in the capital Prague   which has grown prosperous since the return to a free - market economy .  Zeman  won in all other regions   and performed particularly strongly in areas that have struggled since the fall of Communism in 1989 . Drahos   a soft - spoken political novice and professor of chemistry   offers a direct contrast to  Zeman    who has used expletives in live debates   relishes drinking and smokes heavily . In politics since the fall of Communism   Zeman also suffers from diabetes and has difficulty walking . The clash is similar to Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen ’ s fight against a far - right opponent in a 2016 presidential vote   Klvana said . Beyond the region   French President Emmanuel Macron also offered a liberal vision when he beat far - right candidate Marine Le Pen last year .  Czech President Milos Zeman  attends a news conference   after polling stations closed for the country ' s direct presidential election   in Prague   the Czech Republic January 13   2018 . REUTERS / Matej Stransky / Pool MIGRATION  Zeman  has won votes with a tough stance on migration . The ethnically homogenous country of 10 . 6 million is united against accepting large number of refugees   even though few came in 2015 while hundreds of thousands arrived in neighboring Germany . Like Zeman   Drahos opposes EU quotas that would force member states to share asylum seekers but he would accept a limited number seeking shelter if they met certain criteria . While Drahos lacks Zeman ’ s charisma among some voters   opinion polls show fewer view the father of two daughters in a negative light than the incumbent . Drahos   who comes from a small town on the Slovak border   joined the Czech Academy of Sciences in 1976 but missed out on promotion until the 1989 Velvet Revolution as he refused offers to join the ruling Communist Party . The physical chemist   who plays the piano and has sung in a chamber choir for four decades   eventually chaired the academy from 2009 - 2017 . SECOND ROUND MATHS While Drahos trailed  Zeman  in the first round by 12 percentage points    he  immediately won endorsements from five other candidates who collectively won 32 . 6 percent - making  him  a slight favorite at betting firms . “ The aim of Zeman ’ s team will be to discourage those voters who are not rock - solid from voting for Drahos  ” said Marek Vocel   a former campaign leader for Karel Schwarzenberg who lost to Zeman in the last election in 2013 . “ Migration is a theme that moves almost everybody . I would expect that to feature in the debates .” Zeman has the backing of the Communists as well as the far - right anti - EU and anti - NATO SPD party . On social media and websites that often carry pro - Russian content   Drahos was accused on Monday of being a weakling who would threaten the country and give in to foreign interests . Drahos brushed off allegations that he had informed for the Communist secret police   or worse . “ My adversaries are hoping that if they ram down people ’ s throats that I was an StB collaborator or a pedophile   it will stick with someone . I know  Milos Zeman  will come with blows below the belt  ”  he  told daily Mlada fronta Dnes in an interview published on Monday .  Zeman  has insisted since declaring  his  candidacy last March that  he  was not actively campaigning . But  he  has had a weekly show on a sympathetic TV channel and traveled the country to meet voters   while posters proclaiming “  Zeman  Again ” hang around the country .  He  refused to face  his  first round rivals on TV   but has agreed to a debate with Drahos for the run - off . Drahos ’ s biggest declared campaign donations are from self - made businessmen   electronics firm founder Dalibor Dedek and real estate developer Ludek Sekyra   and asset management office BPD Partners . Zeman ’ s donations include 2 million Czech crowns ($ 96   000 ) from a firm owned by arms industry entrepreneur Jaroslav Strnad . Former President Vaclav Klaus   who also holds pro - Russian and anti - EU views   has backed Zeman . After the first round   he thanked Zeman voters for “ not bowing to foreign interests ”  migration and the related “ threat of liquidation of European and Czech culture   traditions and values ”.",
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            "input": "Joshua Cooper Ramo  who is co-CEO of former secretary of state Henry Kissinger’s consulting firm as well as a board member of Starbucks and FedEx   had said that South Korea is grateful for Japan’s role in its economic development  which remains a sore spot because of the brutality of Japan’s occupation from 1910 to 1945. Among other things  Japan’s army enslaved Korean females as “comfort women” during that time.\n“Every Korean will tell you that Japan is a cultural  technological and economic example that has been so important to their own transformation ”  Ramo  said during the Opening Ceremonies of the PyeongChang Games on Friday.\nThe Korea Times  citing an unidentified NBC official  reported that  Ramo  had been removed from  his  role following the remarks. However  NBC issued a statement later Monday saying that  Ramo  had been hired only for the Opening Ceremonies  a common occurrence  according to the spokesman.\n“We hired Joshua Cooper Ramo to serve as an Asia expert during the Opening Ceremony ” the spokesman wrote. “ His  role was to give an overview to our viewers of the host country and this region of the world.  Ramo  has completed  his  responsibilities for NBC in PyeongChang  and will have no further role on our air.”",
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            "input": "Lubna Hussein was among 13 women arrested July 3 in a raid by the public order police in Khartoum. Ten of the women were fined and flogged two days later. But Hussein and two others decided to go to trial.\n Hussein said Friday she would rather go to jail than pay any fine  out of protest of the nation's strict laws on women's dress.\n The case has made headlines in Sudan and around the world and Hussein used it to rally world opinion against the country's morality laws based on a strict interpretation of Islam.\n Galal al-Sayed  Hussein's lawyer  said he advised her to pay the fine before appealing the decision. She refused  he said  \"She insisted.\"\n As a U.N. staffer  Hussein should have immunity from prosecution but she has opted to resign so that she could stand trial and draw attention to the case.\n In a column published in the British daily the Guardian Friday  Hussein said her case is not an isolated one  but is a showcase of repressive laws in a country with a long history of civil conflicts.\n Hussein said earlier she would take the issue all the way to Sudan's Constitutional Court necessary  but that if the court rules against her and orders the flogging  she's ready \"to receive (even) 40 000 lashes\" if that what it takes to abolish the law.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "No way around it - 2017 was a great year to own stocks. The S&P 500 index had risen almost 20 percent over the year. And the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 25 percent over the same period  buoying portfolios  dividends and retirement accounts. And it's a similar story around the world on financial markets in Japan  Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. All this happened despite a wave of political turmoil in the U.S. and around the globe. To find out why 2017 was such a bull year  we're joined now by  NPR senior business editor Uri Berliner . Hi  Uri.\n URI BERLINER   BYLINE: Hey  Ray.\n BERLINER : Well  you know  despite all this tension and political volatility and geopolitical uncertainty  it actually was a good year for the global economy and remarkably kind of a stable one. Corporate earnings were very strong. Inflation is in check. Sort of the sense that the financial crisis of 2008 is really behind us now. I think economies around the world felt that more confidently. And every single country  every major developed country grew last year which is a remarkable thing. It just doesn't happen that often.\n BERLINER : Well  really  you know  since the end of the financial crisis  the stock market in the U.S. has just been on a roll. It's had a number of really good years. In 2009  the S&P 500 was up more than 26 percent. In 2013  it was up more than 32 percent. So stocks have had a lot of good years but this was especially notable  this one.\n BERLINER : Well  I think a lot of this just has to do with corporate earnings. I mean  markets look at corporate earnings very closely. This is really their bread and butter. And  you know  companies throughout the U.S. - technology companies  all kinds of companies - posted really stellar earnings. And there was strong earnings growth overseas as well. So  you know  I think this market has just looked at a - an unusually stable year economically despite  and in spite of all craziness  all the turmoil  all the threatening situations around - the world the volatility and the fear in the economy just wasn't there.\n BERLINER : Right  exactly. As you said  you know  half of Americans own stocks. And for them  it was a very good year. And to some extent  if those people feel wealthier  they may spend more. That's called a wealth effect. That may boost the economy a little bit. But those people who don't own stocks  they don't benefit directly in any way from this big year in the stock market. And even those who do own stock  they're really concentrated mostly among people who are wealthy - six-figure earners  seven-figure earners. Those are the people who own most of the stock in the U.S.  and even those who own some  many of them don't own that much.\nSUAREZ: That's  NPR's Uri Berliner . Thanks a lot  Uri.\n BERLINER : You're welcome  Ray.",
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            "input": "Firing from the 32nd floor of a hotel near the city’s world famous neon-lit Strip  at night  at a range of 500 yards with an arsenal of high-velocity semi-automatic weapons modified to shoot rapidly   gunman Stephen Paddock  had pulled the city into a nightmare that left him virtually unopposed for crucial minutes  with police unable to safely return fire.\n Paddock  sprayed bullets continuously on the concert crowd of 22 000 people for about 10 minutes  starting at 10:05 p.m. PT (1:05 a.m. ET on Monday)  according to Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo. Police blew open Paddock’s hotel room door 75 minutes after the shooting started  finding he had killed himself.\n“It did cause some challenges logistically  being outgunned like that ” said Lieutenant Reggie Rader  one of the MACTAC team members. He said officers did their best to get as quickly as possible to the hotel room from which  Paddock  was firing.\nSeroka said that many hotels in Las Vegas are equipped with technology to detect projectiles like cigarette butts coming off balconies and to pinpoint the room  but said there are no balconies at the Mandalay Bay hotel where  Paddock  had set up.\nSeroka  a former U.S. Air Force colonel and veteran of both Gulf Wars  lamented the length of time  Paddock  ultimately had to shoot at the crowd. ”Nine minutes is an eternity when you are taking fire ” he said.",
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            "input": "“We’ve been lowering our allocation to stocks and have increased our allocation to bonds as well as cash ” said Charles Shriver  co-head of the Asset Allocation Committee at T. Rowe Price  describing changes over the past “several quarters.”\n“We have been reducing the risk profile in our portfolios ”  Shriver  told Reuters.\nThe near-decade-long bull market in U.S. stocks has beefed up the average investor’s stock holdings  he said  and it may make sense for some investors to decrease their risk. Stocks are still expensive relative to their long-run records  according to  Shriver .\nBonds will nonetheless retain their “role as a diversifier ”  Shriver  said. Bond prices tend not to move in the same direction of stocks over time  a divergence that helps investors stay invested and which  Shriver  expects to continue.\n“You are getting compensated for liquidity ” said  Shriver .\nHe said T. Rowe Price also sees relative bargains in Europe and Japan’s stock markets. The asset manager has also been increasing its allocation to small-capitalization stocks  which  Shriver  said could benefit from U.S. corporate tax cuts.",
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            "input": "“If I use a golf course metaphor  right now  I believe we have right (wing parties) and left (wing parties) and nothing in between. So we will present ourselves as the fairway  the very centre of the way ”  Koike  told a policy debate by major party leaders.\nThe outlook for the election is unclear but some analysts say  Koike ’s party may be losing steam because it had too little time to prepare for the snap poll. Her decision not to run for a lower house seat herself could also deter voters  they said.\n Koike  said  her  party’s policies aim to bring a new idea such as basic income and will be closer to consumers.\n“The idea of basic income is still experimental but we think this is something we should consider in the future ”  she  said.\nBut  Koike  declined to reveal who would lead a government should  her  party  formed only about two weeks ago by  her  supporters and some opposition lawmakers  be in a position to form one.",
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            "input": "WARSAW  Poland (AP) — Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo sent a tweet early Tuesday that seems to read like a farewell and comes amid rumors in Warsaw that she might be replaced by Finance Minister Mateusz Morawiecki next week.\nKaczynski is widely seen as the real power behind the government  guiding its decisions from his party headquarters in Warsaw and from his seat in parliament where he serves as one of 460 members of the lower house  or Sejm. It is not clear if  Morawiecki  could take an independent path or if  he  would also largely follow the direction Kaczynski sets.\nThe daily newspaper Rzeczpospolita reported Tuesday  citing unnamed sources  that Kaczynski has presented to party members his plan for  Morawiecki  to take the helm of the Cabinet next week.\n Morawiecki   49  has won praise for overseeing an economy that has boomed in the two years since the Law and Justice party took power. He is widely considered one of the government’s most competent members and has the trust of Kaczynski.\nWhile the ruling Law and Justice party and Szydlo herself are both popular among Poles   Morawiecki  could be better prepared to represent the country internationally as Poland faces off against the EU over legal changes seen as attacks on the rule of law.\n Morawiecki  speaks English and German and has international experience from his years as a banker  while Szydlo only speaks Polish.\nIgor Janke  the head of the Freedom Institute in Warsaw  said on Twitter that  Morawiecki  would be a good choice for two reasons — “unblocking relations with Brussels” and winning votes in the political center now that the party has guaranteed support on the right.\n Morawiecki  was due to attend a meeting of EU finance ministers in Brussels Tuesday  but  his  office said  he  would not go “due to current issues.”",
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            "input": "Stephen Paddock  fired hundreds of rounds out of a 32nd story window in the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on Sunday night  police have said  killing 59 and injuring over 500 in the deadliest mass shooting in recent US history.\n Paddock  had no military training. According to Paddock’s family and the ongoing police investigation   he  had a penchant for guns and some experience hunting. But there is no indication  he  had formal training.\nNevertheless   he  managed to kill dozens and wound hundreds from 32 stories above the ground and a distance of three to five football fields between  him  and  his  victims.\nThe reason  he  was able to carry out the massacre lies largely with the tools at  his  disposal and the completely helpless nature of  his  targets.\nSome of the weapons had scopes to increase  his  effective range. The length of the bursts of fire suggest  Paddock  likely used extended magazines to store many times a firearm’s normal capacity in ammunition.\nAll of Paddock’s guns legally belonged to him. Nevada  where  Paddock  lived  allows the sale of high-capacity magazines  high-caliber weapons and ammunition  and military-style weapons  but it doesn’t allow fully automatic weapons.\n Paddock  got around the limitation of government-mandated semi-automatic weapons by using something called a “bump stock ” which effectively turns a semi-automatic rifle into an automatic  according to The Associated Press.\nFrom 300 to 500 yards away  the crowd of 22 000 were essentially “fish in the barrel ” which is how country singer Jake Owens  who was on stage in Las Vegas  described that night. It wouldn’t take a military operative or master marksman to inflict grievous damage on a crowd with the tools  Paddock  had available.\n Paddock  simply rained down bullets on an unsuspecting crowd that was focused on the stage. Because bullets from high-powered rifles travel at supersonic speeds  the first shots probably hit the victims before the sound of the rifle even rang out.",
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            "input": "Choosing Mitt Romney to be his secretary of state would be the most presidential thing Donald Trump could do . \nOne part of him thinks that Romney , the CEO of the global firm Bain Capital , a turnaround artist who saved the Salt Lake City Olympics , and the party 's nominee in 2012 , would have the stature and gravitas for the job . \nHe liked that Romney made a warm , congratulatory call . \nHe complimented Romney for \"looking the part .\" \nUnlike Romney , they do n't come as supplicants , vying for his favor . \nOK , but Romney dissed Trump bigly and Trump 's nonpresidential side likes nothing better than getting even , and then some . \nWhile Gen. David Petraeus , General John Kelly and Sen. Bob Corker came and went , Romney got the only invitation to a fancy dinner at the Trump International Hotel . \nJohn Angelillo , Bloomberg President-elect Donald Trump and Mitt Romney had dinner , along with Reince Priebus , to discuss the possibility of Romney joining Trump 's administration on Nov. 30 , 2016 . \nPresident-elect Donald Trump and Mitt Romney had dinner , along with Reince Priebus , to discuss the possibility of Romney joining Trump 's administration on Nov. 30 , 2016 . \nRomney ordered scallops and then ate crow for reporters waiting outside right after , which may have been Trump 's plan . \nAides said Romney would have to grovel to be considered and so he did , gushing over the man who had derided him as a \"loser\" who \"choked like a dog\" in his 2012 campaign . \nRomney said that by getting elected Trump \"did something I tried to do and was unsuccessful in ,\" and that the president-elect could be \"the very man who can lead us to that better future .\" \nAbout watching Romney recant and twist slowly in the wind , former Speaker Newt Gingrich said , \"You have never , ever , in your career seen a wealthy adult who is independent , has been a presidential candidate , suck up at the rate that Mitt Romney is sucking up ,\" adding that \"Every day they let this thing hang out there it becomes harder and more expensive to pick Romney .\"",
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                "Mitt Romney"
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            "input": "Breitbart News Executive Chairman Steve Bannon weighed in on the state of late-night television and Hollywood during a segment on Thursday’s edition of Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM.\nCo-hosting Thursday’s show with Breitbart London Editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam   Bannon  noted that late-night hosts Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel were steadily upping their level of anti-Trump vitriol in order to compete with one another  and said Breitbart News’ Big Hollywood section was helping to expose celebrities for how “dumb” they are.\n“Andrew [Breitbart] always said  ‘Culture is up-river from politics '”  Bannon  told a caller who asked about the influence of entertainment on the culture. “Right now as you know  news is kind of everything  even Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert. To drive viewership  the way that Kimmel and Colbert are competing in late-night right now is to make it very political  very anti-Trump.”\n“So what we’re doing is exposing them ”  Bannon  continued. “That’s one of the reasons Big Hollywood is on fire  because all we do is expose the hypocrisy of these morons in the entertainment industry.”\n“By the way  you gotta understand something ”  Bannon  continued. “These actors and actresses; they’re all dumb as ticks. And they’re lazy. They’re like pieces of furniture… That’s why movie attendance is down  people are tired of it. It’s why they’re not watching the National Football League  cutting the cord on ESPN. They’ve politicized everything. And you guys are voting with your feet  which I think is fantastic.”\n Bannon  also predicted that a number of celebrities will seriously consider running for president in 2020.\nListen to  Bannon ’s full segment above.",
            "output": [
                "Steve Bannon"
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            "input": "Isaiah Thomas  lasted just 15 games on LeBron James’ team. And now Cleveland has undergone a massive roster overhaul  unloading six players in different deals.\nThe Cavs sent  Thomas  and Channing Frye to the Lakers for Jordan Clarkson and Larry Nance Jr. on Thursday just before the NBA trade deadline to start things off.\nIsaiah Thomas (l.) and LeBron James part ways after just 15 games together. (Jason Miller/Getty Images)\nDespite all the upheaval  it was the  Thomas  trade that headlined the Cavs’ moves. Cleveland landed  Thomas  in a shock trade with the Celtics in August after Kyrie Irving said he was tired of playing in LeBron’s shadow. The Cavs pulled off the trade despite knowing that Thomas’ hip injury would sideline him for a good chunk of the season.\nIn his brief run with the Cavs   Thomas  averaged 14.7 points and 4.5 assists in 14 starts. Cleveland went just 7-8 with  Thomas  in the lineup.\n“ He ’s worked too hard to get back  and  he ’s a ball dominant player ” Thomas’ agent  Aaron Goodwin  told ESPN. “It’s LeBron’s ball  and this clearly wasn’t working. (Cavs GM) Koby (Altman) and I have had enough conversations where it was clear  with the way the system was going  it wasn’t beneficial for either party. This is a good opportunity for Isaiah.”\nThe Thomas trade also ends the awkwardness of a return trip to Boston this weekend. The Celtics had initially planned a tribute video to Thomas’ three seasons in Boston on the same night Paul Pierce was going to have his jersey retirement ceremony. After Pierce grumbled about having to share the stage with  Thomas   the 5-9 guard took the high road.\n“I’d like to thank the Celtics for their gracious offer to play a video tribute on Feb 11th celebrating my 3yrs in Boston ”  Thomas  tweeted in January. “But since it appears this has caused some controversy w/Paul Pierce’s night I’d ask the Celtics instead to focus all of their attention on #34’s career.”\nIt’s pretty clear  Thomas —  who as recently as Wednesday night was saying  he  was “tired of being traded” — will not be receiving a tribute video for  his  15 games with the Cavaliers if  he  returns to play in Cleveland at some point this season or next.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "These are the tough realities Floridians who evacuated in the face of Hurricane Irma last week even as they begin to return home. An unprecedented six million fled from the Category 5 storm  the largest evacuation in United States history.\nI took her question and others to fuel experts. A car-dependent state with a history of hurricanes  Florida had a week before Irma hit to lay in enough fuel for residents to drive out of harm's way—the choice mode of evacuation. But that wasn't enough time  and the reasons why add yet another dimension to the Sunshine State's deepening vulnerability to climate change.\nLow-lying  peninsular Florida is in a famously precarious place. One lesser-known vulnerability that the Hurricane Irma exposed is how difficult it can be to move fuel supplies here quickly. Unlike states with more shared borders and freight infrastructure  roughly 97 percent of the refined fuel sold in Florida gets shipped in  from the Gulf of Mexico. Much of it usually come from refineries on the shores of Texas—which were devastated just weeks ago by the second-costliest storm in U.S. history  Hurricane Harvey.\nWith Texas refineries knocked out of commission because of Harvey  Florida's fuel suppliers were already feeling the squeeze before Irma's path became clear. In fact  as of the week before Labor Day  according to Jim Storey  the business development director of the Georgia-based fuel distributor Mansfield Oil  Florida was trucking some of its own supplies over there to help out Texas. But as Irma predictions shaped up  the flow of fuel out-of-state was swiftly reversed.\nThe weekend before Labor Day  as the degree of Irma's threat became clearer  Florida gas suppliers and emergency managers joined to strategize. They knew there would be a run on gas  though it wasn't clear yet which parts of the state would be evacuating. So fuel shipments that could be steered to Florida were diverted from all over. Barges that normally deliver from offline Gulf Coast refineries were rerouted to New York and Philadelphia to bring gas south. Tankers from Louisiana and Mississippi steamed eastward to reach Florida in time  having been delayed by Harvey's fearsome path. One oil trader redirected two European barges destined for Africa to Florida instead. According to Hillary Stevenson  director of oil market research for the analysis firm Genscape  the state took in some 570 00 barrels from Europe ahead of  Irma  in order to make up for supplies it had lost to Harvey.\n\"We were accepting supplies from anywhere that would send it \" says James Miller  the director of communications for the Florida Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association  a trade group designated to coordinate fuel supplies with the state in the event of an emergency. \"The timing of Harvey and Irma was not ideal.\"\nFortunately  Irma wasn't a repeat of Hurricane Rita  when dozens died trying to evacuate on Houston's traffic-clogged  gas-less roads in 2005. Florida's transportation officials coordinated this evacuation remarkably well. The state was spared catastrophic damage when Irma's path veered from the biggest population center.\nWhile many gas chains  companies  and government agencies buy fuel at contract-bound prices  others buy it \"on the spot\" at whatever the going rate. That price  says Stevenson  increased by 26 cents per gallon ahead of Irma. As of Tuesday  the average price of a gallon is $2.71 in Florida  up more than 44 cents from last month. (That price increase is also due in part to Harvey-related fuel shortages.)\nThis week  as evacuees try to head home  Florida gas stations are still scrambling to refuel. Florida's ports had to shut down while Irma tore through the state  which means incoming shipments are now running on a delay. Now three of them are back online  but with Houston refineries still incapacitated  meeting gas demand is going to be a challenge for some time. Oil shipments are coming in  but the lights are still out at multiple fuel terminals. Many gas stations remain without power too.\nIt might be another week before Florida's stations are topped off and back in business  but those recovery efforts could be hampered if Hurricane Jose veers towards a U.S. landfall. \"Pardon the cliche  but this was all a perfect storm  with Harvey preceding  Irma \" Stevenson  says. Now  the window to get Florida running again before the next hit might already be closing.\n Irma  is not the last climate change-juiced hurricane Florida will experience: More storms  and more evacuations  loom in its future. Harvey and Irma's back-to-back blows highlight just how fragile the state's position in the global oil supply chain is—and how profoundly the state  like the rest of the country  relies on this limited (and not readily portable) resource. In transit-deficient South Florida  personal vehicles remain the default mode of evacuation for most of the population. If there is not enough gas for them—and if other climate-related disasters are affecting supply—there ought to be other  more gas-efficient ways of getting out.\nThat would have left more gas  that most precious emergency commodity  to go around. And there would have been fewer tailpipes spewing the emissions that are fueling climate change—and sharpening the teeth on storms like  Irma .",
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            "input": "The vote came after  U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley  issued a stern warning United Nations that the United States \"will remember\" countries that voted for the measure.\n Haley  hinted that U.S. financial support for the U.N. is not guaranteed and that the U.S. should not be expected to support an organization that condemned it.\n\"The United States is by far the single largest contributor to the United Nations \"  she  said  noting that \"our participation in the U.N. produces great good for the world.\"\n Haley  said \"the United States will remember this day\" when it was \"singled out for attack.\"\n\"America will put our embassy in Jerusalem \"  Haley  said  adding that \"no vote in the United Nations will make any difference on that. But this vote will make a difference on how Americans look on the U.N.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "This is surprising. After all  the Essential Phone was the perfect opportunity to see what  Andy Rubin   the \"Father of Android\" and leader of Essential  had to say about the Android OS' direction since  he  left Google in 2014. Would  he  put  his  personal touch on the software  showing us what the OS might have looked like had  he  stayed at Google? As it turns out  it appears instead that  Rubin  had more to say about a smartphone's design than  he  did about the Android OS.\nI suppose I was expecting something different from  Rubin .  He  did mention in May that the Essential Phone would run stock Android  but I wasn't expecting  him  to have such an extremely light touch and to barely alter anything about the OS.\n Rubin  created Android  so  he 's no stranger to developing mobile phone software. And given how much attention Essential paid to every little detail of the phone's hardware  it's a good bet that  Rubin  didn't just go with the plain version of Android out of sheer laziness.\nThe move suggests that  Rubin  believes stock Android is still the best Android compared to what you see on phones from Samsung  LG  and the numerous Chinese companies like Huawei. Stock Android means none of the duplicate apps from the smartphone maker and carrier cluttering things up. Android looks and works exactly the way Google intended it to.\nTo be clear  those companies make great phones  as their popularity shows. Yet  I've always believed that nothing beats stock Android. So  thanks Andy Rubin for backing me up. And if you haven't tried stock Android  I'd sincerely recommend doing so by trying out the Google Pixel  the OnePlus 5  and now the Essential Phone.",
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                "Andy Rubin"
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            "input": "During Game 3 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals on Saturday , LeBron James was accidentally elbowed , leading to one of the most egregious , over-the-top flops in NBA history . \nThe referee ended up handing out a technical foul to the Toronto Raptors , despite the fact that it was actually James ' teammate who elbowed him .",
            "output": [
                "LeBron James"
            ]
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            "input": "In what appears to be a shrewd attempt to preempt sexual harassment allegations  leftist documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock has published an essay  detailing his own struggle with sexual impropriety — and admitting to everything from sexual harassment to marital infidelity to  potentially  rape.\nIn reality  the essay may be an attempt to head off a wave of allegations coming  Spurlock 's way. In the piece   Spurlock  admits to settling at least one sexual harassment lawsuit  over an incident with a female employee who complained about Spurlock's on-set behavior  and to cheating on all of his romantic partners  including his two wives.\nA segment of the essay is devoted to a rape accusation made against him in college.  Spurlock  claims  he  got drunk and then had sex with a girl  who  despite appearing to give consent  decided later that she felt taken advantage of.\n Spurlock  also lists a host of potential excuses for  his  behavior  from having an absent father to sexual abuse  he  says  he  suffered as a child.  He  also claims to have had something of a drinking problem \"since age 13.\"  He  says  he  is \"seeking help.\"\n Spurlock  is most famous for  his  series of documentaries  like \"Supersize Me \" exposing destructive American habits. Perhaps unsurprisingly   his  next project details issues women face in the modern world.",
            "output": [
                "Morgan Spurlock"
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            "input": "“Unfortunately we are not secure  we are not living in secure places  the commute is not safe and even in the ACJC we don’t feel safe ”  Chief Judge Anisa Rasooli  told AFP at  her  office inside the ACJC compound on the edge of the Afghan capital.\n Rasooli  is one of two chief judges driven in armoured vehicles that have been loaned to the ACJC by the Supreme Court — vehicles that will eventually have to be returned.\nBut  Rasooli   who has received threats on her phone and in court  and other senior staff told AFP they have no protection at night because they do not have facilities at their homes for the guards.\n Rasooli  and  her  fellow Chief Judge Shir Aaqa Monib said the ACJC was making a difference and they remained committed.\n“It seems that  especially the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Defense  they are now frightened and scared  ” Rasooli  said.",
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            "input": "Fergie  apologized on Monday for  her  sultry version of the national anthem the night before that didn’t go over so well at the NBA All-Star Game  particularly on social media. Even Roseanne Barr chimed in.\n Fergie   42  acknowledged that  her  slowed-down jazzy version – as described by People magazine – didn’t strike the right note. Others described  her  take on the “Star Bangled Banner” as “sexy.”\n\"I've always been honored and proud to perform the national anthem and last night I wanted to try something special for the NBA \"  she  said  per People. \"I'm a risk taker artistically  but clearly this rendition didn’t strike the intended tone. I love this country and honestly tried my best.\"\n\"Something insane and terrible happened before tonight’s NBA All-Star Game \" said Chris Thompson  a writer for sports website Deadspin. \"No one will ever be able to explain it to my satisfaction. Even in the context of the NBA's disastrous  shriekingly awkward pregame nightmare   Fergie’s national anthem  was an absolute abomination. A goose being strangled in your living room would produce a much more pleasant series of noises.\"\nActress and comedian Roseanne Barr  whose rendition of  the national anthem  in 1990 at San Diego's Jack Murphy Stadium was roundly criticized as one of the worse  per the Sporting News  even criticized Ferguson's performance on Twitter.\nWho saw  Fergie 's national anthem performance at the NBA All Star Game? I think mine was better lowkey — Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) February 19  2018\nFergie’s rendition of  the National Anthem  was originally written by Francis Scott Out of Key. — bob saget (@bobsaget) February 19  2018\n Fergie  sang  that anthem  so bad  Kaepernick stood up and told  her  stop with the disrespect. — Bãlldiñhö™ 🇧🇲 (@Balldinho) February 19  2018\nFergie of the Black Eyed Peas just gave us the drunken aunt at your wedding version of the Star Spangled Banner. Yikes. — Jason Greene (@JasonGreene17) February 19  2018",
            "output": [
                "Fergie"
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            "id": "task419-455e358e77624fee9397cc5c3b5fbf31",
            "input": "Even after Senate Republicans scrapped the vote on  the Graham-Cassidy bill  this week  lead  sponsor Sen. Lindsey Graham  R-S.C.   said  he  remains optimistic about the legislation eventually passing because the missing votes were “actually more about process than substance.”\n“With more hearings  with regular order  we’re going to get 50 votes ”  Graham  said during a press conference Tuesday. “We’re going to fulfill our promise.”\nFormer Sen. Rick Santorum  who has for some reason or another partnered with  Graham  in this effort  told The Intercept on Tuesday afternoon that  he  is confident Sen. Lisa Murkowski  a key Republican holdout from Alaska  will come around next year if  the bill  goes through the normal committee process. “I know having talked to Lisa just a couple hours ago  she thinks it’s a good idea and she thinks the idea will stand up under public scrutiny  and it makes it an easier vote for everybody ”  he  said.\n Graham  and  his  co-conspirators previously said  they  would demand that tax cuts and health care reform be lumped together if  they  failed to make headway on health care in September. But on Tuesday   Graham  changed course  saying  he  is now willing to let tax reform go ahead on its own because  he  had been unaware how complex tying the two together would be. Then  in the spring   Graham  said   he  will insist on a new budget resolution that allows for another crack at repeal using a 50-vote threshold — what is called budget reconciliation in the Senate.\nIn her statement released after the bill was officially yanked from the floor  Murkowski did indeed express openness to the framework Graham and co-sponsor Sen. Bill Cassidy had constructed. “I recognize the status quo with health care in this country is unacceptable. Giving control back to the states and flexibility are ideas I can get behind ” she said. “But substance matters and the ability to validate data matters.”\nThis is where it gets macabre. McCain  a key “no” vote  is living with a brain cancer diagnosis that is nearly always fatal. The same cancer took the life of his good friend  Sen. Ted Kennedy  and almost upended the push to pass the Affordable Care Act  after Scott Brown filled his seat. Were McCain to lose his battle with cancer  Arizona’s GOP governor would appoint a Republican rubber stamp. Depending on the circumstances  some Republicans  such as McCain’s best friend Graham  may oppose rushing forward with repeal on pure human decency grounds.",
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            "input": "QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuadoreans on Sunday voted to prevent presidents from holding more than two terms in office  according to the elections council  a win for President Lenin Moreno that blocks  his mentor-turned-adversary Rafael Correa  from returning to power.\nThe results from the referendum  called by Moreno  roll back a measure  Correa  pushed through Congress in 2015 to allow unlimited presidential re-election.\n“The victory of the ‘yes’ vote opens the path for us to work together  confrontation is a thing of the past ” Moreno said in a televised broadcast  an apparent reference to  Correa ’s famously combative style. “The old politicians will not return.”\nMoreno may now be emboldened to remove  Correa  allies from key government posts  and financial markets will likely see the result as confirming a more politically and fiscally conservative future for the South American oil exporting country.\nFILE PHOTO - Ecuador's former President Rafael Correa talks to Reuters  in Quito  Ecuador January 30  2018. Picture taken January 30  2018. REUTERS/Daniel Tapia",
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            "input": "The annual report by Hans-Peter Bartels  parliamentary ombudsman for the armed forces  follows a spate of media reports about shortfalls in everything from tanks to body armor that have raised concerns about whether Germany will be ready to take command of a NATO rapid response force next year.\n German parliamentary armed forces ombudsman Hans-Peter Bartels  whose job is to hear soldiers’ complaints  presents his annual report on the state of the German military in Berlin  Germany  February 20  2018 . REUTERS/ Axel Schmidt\nNone of Germany’s six submarines are currently combat-ready and there have been days when no single A400M military transport was available for military use   Bartels  added.\n Bartels  said the German navy had only nine frigates available  compared to 15 that had been planned  and they were more frequently in maintenance because of their increasing age.",
            "output": [
                "Hans-Peter Bartels"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-93c893a85eb14d2db8addcd6c2f5c30b",
            "input": "At St Mary’s  Liverpool moved above Tottenham into third place as goals from  Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah  killed off lowly Southampton.\n– Dream season for  Salah  –\nSaints defender Wesley Hoedt made a hash of dealing with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s pass  allowing  Salah  to tee up Firmino for a clinical finish.\nLiverpool increased  their  lead in the 42nd minute when Firmino turned provider for  Salah  with a fine flicked pass that the Egypt forward slotted home for  his  29th club goal of a dream first season with the Reds.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Rep. Trent Franks (R-Ariz .) on Dec. 7 said  he ’ll resign after  he  had a “discussion of surrogacy with two previous female subordinates.” (Bastien Inzaurralde Melissa Macaya/The Washington Post)\n Rep. Trent Franks (R-Ariz.)  on Dec. 7 said  he ’ll resign after  he  had a “discussion of surrogacy with two previous female subordinates.” (Bastien Inzaurralde Melissa Macaya/The Washington Post)\n Rep. Trent Franks  an Arizona Republican who is among the most conservative members of the House   said  he  would resign  his  seat after House officials learned that  he  had asked two female employees to bear  his  child as a surrogate.\n Franks’s  announcement came as the House Ethics Committee said it would create a special subcommittee to investigate  Franks  for conduct “that constitutes sexual harassment and/or retaliation for opposing sexual harassment.”\nHis resignation  which  Franks  said is effective Jan. 31  will end the ethics investigation.\n Franks  said in  his  statement that the investigation concerns  his  “discussion of surrogacy with two previous female subordinates  making each feel uncomfortable.”\nWhile  Franks ’s statement left the circumstances of the “discussion” murky  three Republicans familiar with the allegations said that he had asked the staffers  who worked for him at the time but have since left his office  if they would serve as a surrogate mother for his child. A spokesman for  Franks  did not respond to a request for comment on that claim.\nIn his statement   Franks  said he never “physically intimidated  coerced  or had  or attempted to have  any sexual contact with any member of my congressional staff.”\n“However  I do want to take full and personal responsibility for the ways I have broached a topic that  unbeknownst to me until very recently  made certain individuals uncomfortable ”  Franks  said  adding  “I deeply regret that my discussion of this option and process in the workplace caused distress.”\n Franks  explained in  his  statement that  he  and  his  wife have long struggled with infertility. After having twins with a surrogate  the couple sought additional children   he  said.\nHouse Speaker Paul D. Ryan’s office said in a statement Thursday that Ryan (R-Wis.) had been briefed on “credible claims of misconduct” by  Franks  last week  after the House general counsel was contacted about the allegations and investigated them.\n Franks  did not deny the allegations when Ryan confronted him  according to the speaker’s statement. Ryan told  Franks  he should resign  and said he would refer the matter to the House Ethics Committee  his statement said.\nThe  Franks  revelations came on the same day that Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) resigned his seat after multiple allegations of sexual misconduct and as the House Ethics Committee opened a separate probe into Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-Tex.).\n Franks  has served in the House since 2003 and is known as a fierce opponent of legal abortion  recently sponsoring a bill banning abortions after 20-week gestation that passed the House.  He  is also an outspoken critic of the Senate’s filibuster rule  blaming it for blocking conservative bills.\n Franks  is also a member of the House Freedom Caucus  a hard-right faction that has often clashed with Republican leaders.\n He  considered a run for Senate in 2012 but dropped out suddenly.  He  continued as chairman of a House Judiciary subcommittee and as a member of the House Armed Services Committee.",
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            "input": "Wearing curve-hugging black workout pants and a white tank top   Kim Kardashian  perches on a couch in the media room of  her  newly renovated Bel Air estate and sips Pedialyte through a straw. The makeup-free 36-year-old appears almost normal — certainly not like a mogul who  according to Forbes  banked $45.5 million the past year from a brand she built on self-­aggrandizement  shameless product peddling and nude selfies. At the epicenter of this unprecedented trajectory remains E!'s Keeping Up With the Kardashians  a living record of her happily debauched family — Kourtney  38; Khloe  33; Rob  30; Kendall  21; and Kylie  20; as well as matriarch Kris  61  and her ex Caitlyn Jenner  67 (who in 2015 transitioned from Bruce). On Sept. 24  a 90-minute special will celebrate the series' 10th unapologetic year. It's a head-scratching milestone for a show that    at  its  conception  offered viewers little more than a voyeuristic lens into the lives of a celebrity-adjacent family — but quickly became the mother ship for all their product extensions and the platform through which Kris and her five daughters ushered in the era of the reality celebrity as a brand.\nKeeping Up With the Kardashians now airs in 167 countries  boasts nine spinoffs to date and has ranked as E! Entertainment's top-rated series since 2010. And while it peaked in 2011 with 10.5 million viewers over two nights for  Kim 's fairy-tale wedding to Kris Humphries (they divorced after 72 days)  it still averages north of 2.1 million every Sunday in its 13th season. In 2015  E! agreed to a reported $80 million deal to keep the family through season 14. But that's a pittance compared to the fashion and lifestyle empire they've built from one boutique in the Valley. With a combined social media reach of 700 million-plus followers and five insanely profitable apps  the family mints millions from a hodgepodge of endorsement deals  paid appearances and can't-stay-in-stock products. And it all grew from a show that opened its pilot with these prophetic words from  Kim  (already notorious for the sex tape  she  made with  her  ex  Ray J  that was made public in 2007): \"I hate you all.\"\nKim Kardashian (star  executive producer) I was going to [Pierce College]  and after school I would go work the cash register at our store  Dash. This all happened when I was 27 …\nKourtney Kardashian (star  executive producer) We had talked to producers about doing a show about the three of us running the store  Dash  where Khloe and I would do the day-to-day  and  Kim  would come in as a stylist. It didn't go anywhere.\nTed Harbert (then-CEO of E! Networks) Just like anybody else  I knew of the family through [O.J. Simpson attorney] Robert Kardashian. There was a bit of the stuff with  Kim  hanging around Paris Hilton and  of course  the fun with Ray J [who made a sex tape with Kim]. That was sort of world news.\nDamla Dogan (senior vp development & programming  E!) They were just crossing over into pop culture territory  especially  Kim .  She  had a look that wasn't on TV at the time.  She  wasn't stick thin  and that was relatable.\n Kim  I don't think any of us thought it would.\nKhloe Kardashian (star  executive producer) I don't think we knew what we were even saying yes to. Everything was just super-fast.  Kim  and my mom were steering the ship. We were just like  \"Tell us where to be and we'll be there.\"\nKris The watercooler chatter from the first episode was all about [9-year-old] Kylie jumping on a stripper pole.  Kim  had one installed in my bedroom and our friend Robin Anton  who is the founder of The Pussycat Dolls  was just messing around  and Kylie hops up there  twirls around a couple times  and it became this thing.\n Kim  When we would travel  I remember people calling mine  Kourtney  and Khloe's names and we thought they knew us from high school or something. We just didn't get it. Then they started chasing us down at the airport. That was the first time that we were like  \"Oh my God.\"\nKhloe In Armenia  I've never seen so many people. I got separated from  Kim  and everyone  and they all got in the van and left. I was like  \"Hello? I'm still in the fucking crowd of people!\" Everyone forgot about me and Erin Paxton  our audio mixer  took her boom and literally fished me back into our producer's van.\nKris There was barely Twitter when we started. Ryan called  Kim  and said  \"There's this thing called Twitter you might want to pay attention to.\" The girls [began] embracing their audience and sharing their lives.\n Dow Kim  sort of paved the way for the economic structure of native influencer marketing. Before the rise of the common man YouTuber in their bedroom  you had people like  her .  She  was the one who kicked down the door and got the brands to spend money in that area because  she  showed success. Brands noticed that when when you would pay a celebrity to send out a branded tweet  they were getting more click-throughs for the dollar  so it made more monetary sense. That's why that revolution started.\nDow When  Kim  did the cover of CR [in 2013]  that's when  she  was anointed. It's Carine Roitfeld's magazine  Karl Lagerfeld shot it and Riccardo Tisci art-directed. Fashion washes away all sins. That's when  she  went next-level.\nIn August 2011   Kim  married NBA player Kris Humphries. The E! special of the $6 million wedding earned the network its highest ratings to date and more than $10 million in ad revenue.\n Kim  There was all this attention on the wedding  and I thought maybe it was just the pressure of the show giving me this anxiety. My friends told me I just had cold feet  but even the producers said  \"You don't seem happy. You don't have to go through with this.\" The night before  my mom pulled me aside  off camera  and was like  \"This isn't it for you. Why don't you go away and I'll handle it?\" I felt like    if I pulled out now  everyone's going to think I just did  it  for the show. Then afterwards  people were saying  \"You have to stay married for a year \" but I physically couldn't do  it . When I made the decision [to divorce]  everyone said it was made up for the show. Everyone really wanted to take me down.",
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            "input": "Hewlett-Packard Co.'s quarter-century alliance with Oracle Corp. has been \"strained\" by the dispute over Oracle's hiring of ousted HP CEO Mark Hurd  HP's interim chief said Wednesday.\n Cathie Lesjak also said Hurd needs to be \"reminded\" that he signed agreements to keep HP's trade secrets and other confidential information secret. She said that's why HP is suing to stop him from working at Oracle.\n The ties between the two companies were fraying before Hurd's hiring  as Oracle is muscling in on HP's turf by starting to sell computing hardware.\n Oracle's naming of Hurd as a co-president is a thumb in HP's eye -- assuming Oracle isn't eventually blocked from letting him work. Many legal experts believe that HP's case will be hard to win  because California courts tend to side with workers and their right to take their skills to rival companies.\n Hurd abruptly resigned last month from HP after five years as CEO  in the wake of a sexual-harassment investigation that turned up inaccurate expense reports connected to his accuser. Ellison loudly came to Hurd's defense.\n HP will need an order from the California court where it filed its lawsuit to stop Hurd from working for Oracle. The first hearing in the case isn't scheduled until February  although HP is expected to seek a temporary restraining order before then.\n Hurd started his new job this week and is in charge of Oracle's global sales  consulting  marketing and technical support divisions.\n HP claims that Hurd will be dangerous to its business if he's allowed to work at Oracle  because he was privy while at HP to intimate information about customer accounts and HP's strategy for countering Oracle. HP claims that Hurd won't be able to do his job without divulging HP's secrets.\n Hurd took a severance package from HP that could top $40 million. Oracle revealed in a regulatory filing Wednesday that Hurd's new job will pay an annual salary of $950 000  and makes Hurd eligible for a target bonus of $5 million in the current fiscal year.",
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            "input": "Despite the fact that the United States had paid for the cranes  one senior U.S. diplomat opposed their delivery. Matthew Tueller  the U.S. ambassador to Yemen  argued that it was pointless to deliver the equipment because it would only be destroyed  either by coalition bombs  the opposition Houthis  or a future military offensive by the United Arab Emirates.\n Tueller  was and remains a central figure in peace negotiations  which have not resulted in a peace deal or a lasting cessation of hostilities. As talks have faltered  a cholera epidemic is spiraling out of control  the nation’s infrastructure has been reduced to rubble  and some 50 000 children are expected to die of disease and starvation by the end of this year.\nThis portrait of  Tueller  and his role in the failed peace negotiations is based on interviews with six current and former senior State Department and national security officials who worked closely with  Tueller . All of them asked to remain anonymous in order to share diplomatically sensitive details.\nYemen’s President Abdu-Rabbu Mansour Hadi  right  talks with U.S. Ambassador to Yemen Matthew Tueller  left  during a meeting in Aden on March 2  2015. Photo: Reuters\n Tueller  is a career foreign service officer who has held posts throughout the Middle East  serving in Egypt  Iraq  and Kuwait. A graduate of Brigham Young University and Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government and a father of five  he rose steadily through the State Department ranks  gaining a reputation as a well-respected and deeply knowledgeable diplomat. He became ambassador to Kuwait in 2011  and attracted little public attention  aside from a happenstance run in with Kim Kardashian.\nMultiple sources in Washington briefed on the negotiations said Abdul Salam’s version was indeed consistent with  Tueller ’s position that the Houthis had to accept the agreement as is  or else the Yemeni people would face worsening humanitarian conditions  though the sources were not in the room for the conversation.\nWhether  Tueller  made that specific threat or not   it ’s notable that the Houthi negotiator would make such a charge publicly. At the very least  Abdul Salam’s statement suggests a deep distrust between  Tueller  and a key party to the conflict.\nBy the spring of 2016 — more than a year into the war – both the Obama White House and State Department began to question why  Tueller  was pushing such a one-sided plan.\nIn May 2016  Jon Finer  Kerry’s chief of staff  sent an email to  Tueller  asking why he didn’t support the formation of a national unity government. A unity government would include members of the various factions  giving the Houthis a seat at the table in the form of ministerial positions or other roles.\nThe email was one of several exchanges with  Tueller  that were widely circulated around the State Department. Its contents  and those of other exchanges with  Tueller  on the topic  were described to The Intercept and confirmed by multiple former officials.\nFiner’s concerns were seconded by Eric Pelofsky  senior director for Yemen on Obama’s National Security Council  who also wrote directly to  Tueller . Finer and Pelofsky  in their emails  urged  Tueller  to move past the framework provided by U.N. Resolution 2216 and offer something the Houthis might actually accept.\n Tueller  responded by saying that the Houthis were negotiating in bad faith. Saleh had already violated the internationally brokered agreement that put Hadi in power  he argued  so why wouldn’t they violate a future agreement that prescribed them a limited role in government?\nAs the negotiations stretched on  State Department officials in D.C. began to feel like they were in the dark about exactly what  Tueller  was doing. Kerry’s staff pushed to receive more frequent updates. When press reports emerged about the negotiations being deadlocked  Finer pressed  Tueller  again on why he wasn’t pushing negotiations toward the idea of a unity government.\nBut the secretary of state didn’t trust Tueller to carry out his instructions. Kerry thought he had to be involved in the talks to push the new approach  and he spent much of the remainder of 2016 participating in Yemen’s peace negotiations. Kerry even met personally with Houthi representatives  who were growing frustrated with  Tueller .  Tueller   meanwhile  argued that Kerry personally intervening in the talks was premature and would not get the outcome Kerry wanted.\nIn a statement to The Intercept  State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert described  Tueller  as a “devoted career diplomat” and said he has the “full confidence” in the new administration.\n“The U.S. policy in Yemen remains unchanged: to work with our international partners to bring peace  prosperity  and security to Yemen ” said Nauert. “We have consistently supported the work of the U.N. Special Envoy and comprehensive peace negotiations under the auspices of the U.N.”",
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            "input": "Call  her  what you want to  but  Taylor Swift  knows how to write a song.\n She  also can craft a stirring poem about reinvention  which  she  chose to share instead of a traditional profile for British Vogue. The “Look What You Made Me Do” singer covers the magazine’s January issue in all  her  goth Gatsby glory.\n“Obviously  she  is a world-class lyricist — and has written a stunning poem just for Vogue on the timely subject of reinvention and moving on — but  she  also takes  her  duties as a role model very seriously ” editor-in-chief Edward Enninful wrote for the issue. “ Taylor  is acutely aware of  her  following and how  she  communicates with young women  and will never portray a character that would send the wrong message.”\nThe poem  titled “The Trick to Holding On ” reads like one of singer’s famous ballads  retaining all the hallmarks of  her  expert storytelling.\nDetails like “childlike whims and moonlight swims” or “phone numbers you know by heart” come across like classic  Swift  anecdotes fit for a hit single. Head to British Vogue to read the poem in full.\nA post shared by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on Dec 5  2017 at 6:51am PST\nUntil Wednesday   Swift  had yet to give an interview during the “Reputation” era  preferring to let  her  music do the talking. However  the pop star was honored among many “Silence Breakers” for Time Magazine’s Person of the Year. In the magazine   she  opened up about  her  sexual assault case that went to trial this summer.\n“You might be made to feel like you’re overreacting  because society has made this stuff seem so casual ”  she  wrote in response to Time’s questions. “My advice is that you not blame yourself and do not accept the blame others will try to place on you.”",
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            "input": "The Washington Post reports  Juli Briskman  was on  her  bicycle last month when Trump's motorcade drove by  her  on a northern Virginia road. A photo that quickly went viral shows  her  raising the middle finger of  her  left hand in defiance.\nBriskman's face is not visible in the photo  but the Post quoted  her  as saying  she  told  her  bosses at Herndon  Virginia-based Akima LLC it was her.\n Briskman  says  she  was promptly fired from the government contracting firm and escorted out for violating the \"code of conduct policy.\"  The newspaper  said Akima officials didn't return requests for comment.\n Briskman  says  she 's contacted the American Civil Liberties Union.  She  says  she 'd do what  she  did again.",
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            "input": "Ed Gillespie   left  is the Republican gubernatorial candidate in Virginia;  Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam  is the Democratic candidate. (Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post)\nVirginia Republican gubernatorial candidate  Ed Gillespie  started to close a financial gap with Democratic rival Ralph Northam in October  new filings show.\n Gillespie  raised $9.7 million between Oct. 1 and Oct. 26  while  Northam  pulled in nearly $11 million  according to records compiled Tuesday by the nonpartisan Virginia Public Access Project (VPAP).\nThe late flood of campaign money is unprecedented in modern Virginia history  according to VPAP. Together  Gillespie and  Northam  raised almost twice what the gubernatorial contenders collected in the same period four years ago.\n Northam   the state’s lieutenant governor  also significantly outspent  Gillespie  in October  $15 million to $10.7 million. Doing so meant losing the 2-to-1 cash advantage he had over  Gillespie  since the summer.\nWith 12 days before Election Day   Northam  had $1.7 million left in campaign accounts to  Gillespie ’s $1.4 million. Libertarian candidate Cliff Hyra raised $11 000 in the October period  ending with about $5 000 on hand.\nRepublican Ed Gillespie and Democratic Lieutenant Governor Ralph Northam are running in this year's closely watched race for Virginia governor. (Claritza Jimenez/The Washington Post)\nThe Republican Governors Association on Monday gave $2.8 million to  Gillespie ’s campaign — the largest single donation to a gubernatorial candidate in recent memory  according to VPAP.\nThe tightening of the money race comes as most polls show Northam with a slight lead or in a dead heat with  Gillespie   a longtime GOP operative. Virginia’s governor’s race is widely viewed as a test of politics in the era of President Trump and a hint of what’s to come in next year’s midterm elections.\n Gillespie  has been airing hard-edge ads seeking to tie Northam to MS-13 gang violence and a sex offender who briefly got his rights restored. Northam countered with a commercial blasting  Gillespie ’s ads as “false attacks” and “despicable ” while the Latino Victory Fund released a controversial commercial featuring a  Gillespie  supporter in a pickup truck chasing a group of minority children.\n Gillespie ’s earlier fundraising troubles raised questions about why a well-connected former head of the Republican National Committee — and a lobbyist and consultant for Fortune 500 companies — wasn’t able to keep up.\nIn the October filing period  the Republican Governors Association poured $4.75 million into  Gillespie ’s bid  nearly half his haul. He also received $250 000 from Marlene Ricketts  a conservative donor who bankrolled an effort to stop Trump from securing the GOP nomination. Investment banker and GOP donor Thomas Saunders and Haulover Creek Development Co. each pitched in $100 000.",
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            "input": "Jimmy Kimmel (image from YouTube)\nABC’s late-night host  Jimmy Kimmel  isn’t likely to stop talking about health care anytime soon — especially after the harrowing surgery experience with  his  infant son  Billy  and the massive response  he ’s received from viewers. But  he  did reach some closure on Tuesday night.\n“Thank you for joining us on a day of great relief for many millions of Americans. Because the Graham-Cassidy health-care bill  a bill I’ve been speaking out against all week  we got news today — it shall not pass ”  Kimmel  said triumphantly  as his audience broke into loud applause. “Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell decided to pull the plug this afternoon because they didn’t have the votes. Officially now  Graham-Cassidy is dead. I haven’t been this excited about something being dead since Bin Laden.”\nLast week   Kimmel  delivered several scorch-earth monologues about the bill  co-sponsored by Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La). In May  after  Kimmel ’s emotional story about  his  son and plea to help other families afford health care  Cassidy appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” Cassidy said he would oppose a health-care bill in which people with preexisting conditions were not protected or had lifetime caps for insurance companies  and nicknamed some of his guidelines “the  Jimmy Kimmel  test.”\n[ Jimmy Kimmel  gets heated about health-care bill  says Sen. Bill Cassidy ‘lied right to my face’]\nWhen  Kimmel  discovered the Cassidy-Graham bill did not meet those requirements   he  accused Cassidy of lying to his face. Cassidy shot back that  Kimmel  simply didn’t understand.  Kimmel  doubled down  and his monologues went viral. On Tuesday   Kimmel  credited Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) for saying they would vote “no” on the bill.\n“On behalf of my family  especially my son  Billy  I want to sincerely thank those of you who called your representatives and made your voices heard and got involved ”  Kimmel  told  his  viewers.\n Kimmel  wasn’t finished  though  and quickly directed some ire toward President Trump  who criticized McCain in a tweet on Tuesday.\n“I bet the walls in the Oval Office are filled with dozens of tiny little fist holes today ”  Kimmel  said  and mocked Trump’s use of “my oh my.” “He’s so mad he’s turned into Scarlett O’Hara.\n“And by the way  McCain didn’t even flip-flop ”  Kimmel  continued. “He’s still in favor of repealing and replacing  just not repealing and replacing with a flaming bag of dog crap. And the idea that Donald Trump would criticize anyone for changing his position is very rich. It’s definitely richer than he is. Donald Trump has more flip-flops than a Jimmy Buffett concert. No one contradicts himself more.”\nHe showed a brief video of some of Trump’s past statements in various TV interviews. (“In many ways I identify more as a Democrat.” “I won’t have time to play golf.” “If I decide to run for office  I’ll produce my tax returns.”) “His memory is shorter than his fingers ”  Kimmel  said.\n Kimmel  ended with some advice to Congress  adding that “we need a system that provides quality affordable health care to every American” and although Obamacare is a start  it’s certainly not perfect.\nThanks to all who stood up and spoke out from this happy guy and his less-fortunate friends #GoodbyeGrahamCassidy pic.twitter.com/8QyavZElxu — Jimmy Kimmel (@jimmykimmel) September 26  2017\nHow  Jimmy Kimmel   of all people  became one of the most influential voices on health care\nHow well does  Jimmy Kimmel  really understand the GOP health-care bill?\n Jimmy Kimmel  slams critics of  his  emotional health-care plea  calls out Newt Gingrich",
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            "input": "A woman runs past an Under Armour store in downtown Chicago on Oct. 16. (Christopher Dilts/Bloomberg)\nAmericans  it seems  are over Under Armour.\n“This is an abrupt about-turn for a company that  until recently  was on a mission to challenge the might of Nike ” Neil Saunders  managing director of the analytical firm GlobalData Retail  said in an email. “Under  Armour  has become just another brand in a sea of brands.”\nThe problems are multiple  he said. Although Under  Armour  racks up billions of dollars in sales each year  analysts say it has failed to drum up much loyalty among its customers. It has also been slow to resonate with women and has struggled to compete with larger rivals such as Nike and Adidas  which often offer lower-priced goods. Another factor: bankruptcy filings by key retail distributors such as Sports Authority and Sports Chalet.\n“We are incredibly disappointed with our 2017 performance ” Kevin Plank  Under Armour’s founder and chief executive  said during the call with analysts. “We have not performed to the level we had originally aspired to.”\nUnder Armour tried to keep up  he said  by discounting prices and offering more promotions than usual  which further cut into the company’s profit margins. But  Plank added  those were just temporary efforts to shore up sales and not a long-term strategy for the company  which once could command higher prices than its competitors. (Men’s running shoes  for example  start at $74.99 at  Under Armour   $65 at Adidas and $60 at Nike  according to the companies’ websites.)\n“In no way  shape or form do we anticipate changing the pricing model that makes Under Armour special and unique ” Plank said. “We invented the $25 T-shirt. We’ve pressed the bounds as to what consumers will pay for apparel. That’ll continue. No one is looking for  Under Armour  to have the $25 hooded fleece. They want Under  Armour  at the $75 and $100 price points.”\nBut analysts say that might be a tough sell  particularly as customers grow accustomed to deep discounts. Saunders added that a “marked slowdown” in demand for athletic apparel is likely to further complicate Under  Armour ’s turnaround efforts.\n“While customer numbers have risen  loyalty to the brand is not deep-rooted in the same way that it is at Lululemon and Nike ” he wrote. “What this means is that as demand moderated  Under  Armour  has been quick to drop off the radar of many consumers.”\nThe latest round of disappointing earnings comes on the heels of a tough year. The company posted its first-ever loss in April and in August announced it would lay off 2 percent of its workers. There’s also been changes to the leadership team. Still   shares of Under Armour stock  which are currently trading at about $13   have lost more than half  their  value this year.",
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            "input": "Chloe Ayling  who called the ordeal a “terrifying experience” during a British television interview in August  recently uploaded a fully nude image to her Instagram account.  Ayling   however  is turned from the camera  and not all of her body is visible in the black and white snap.\n Ayling  says  she  was drugged and held hostage by a group that called  itself  Black Death after being lured to Milan for a fake photo shoot in July.  She  said the kidnappers planned to auction  her  on the dark web to the highest bidder -- unless  she  paid $355 000 for  her  freedom.\nGeorge Hepburne Scott  the lawyer for 36-year-old suspect Michal Herba  has argued in court that the case might have been made up as part of an elaborate publicity stunt to boost  Ayling 's career.\nThe 20-year-old model has maintained  her  kidnapping was real  saying on Britain’s “This Morning” in August  she  feared  she  would be killed and prayed for a “non-painful death.”\n Ayling  described being drugged  stuffed into a suitcase  transported to an isolated farmhouse and held for almost a week by  her  captors. The kidnappers allegedly threatened to advertise  her  as a sex slave or hold  her  for ransom.\n Ayling  has also announced  she  will be writing a book to \"expose every little detail for the first time.\" The book  titled \"Six Days \" is expected to be released in Spring 2018.",
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            "input": "2018 GMC Terrain Denali competes with luxury SUVs (Photo: Vanderkaay/GMC)\nPITTSBURGH — General Motors truck division GMC stakes out its turf with the 2018 Terrain Denali  a compact SUV trimmed and equipped to compete with the likes of the Acura RDX and Audi Q5.\nTerrain Denali was fast  responsive and quiet in a long day of driving that included\nThe  Denali ’s fuel economy rating of 21 miles per gallon in the city  26 mpg on the highway and 23 mpg combined essentially matches most competitors. The Audi Q5’s 25 mpg combined leads the class  and the Lincoln MKC and Acura RDX trail at 22 mpg.\n The Denali  uses premium gasoline to achieve  its  rated fuel economy  as do all competitors except the MKC.\nGMC didn’t become General Motors’ second-largest brand by accident. Born as a provider of delivery trucks early in the 20th Century  it has come to embody a compelling mix of ruggedness and sophistication. The 2018 Terrain Denali’s new vision of GMC styling  comfort  value and features will bolster that reputation.\nHow much? Terrain starts at $24 995 and the all-wheel-drive Denali is $39 270. Price as tested: $43 475.",
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            "input": "Terry Collins ’ imminent firing didn’t have to get ugly  if not downright reprehensible. Really  it shouldn’t have been difficult at all.\nThe difference was the Phillies informed Mackanin of their decision — imagine that — and asked  him  to remain in the organization as an assistant to GM Matt Klentak  an offer the ex-manager said he was happy to accept.\nAnd Mackanin failed to so much as manage the Phillies to a winning record  never mind a World Series. He was on the job for less than three full seasons  or not even half the time  Collins  managed in New York.\nDavid Wright bashes Mets teammates for ripping  Terry Collins \nSo why couldn’t the Mets have handled their business in a similarly classy manner  instead of keeping  Collins  in the dark about a decision that was a foregone conclusion for months  and then trashing him with anonymous front-office quotes in his final few days in the big chair.\nWhat  they got mad when  Collins   in response to names of potential successors being leaked to the media  said he had no intention of retiring at the end of the season?\nIf they had given him the Mackanin treatment before the Mets’ final homestand  and offered him some type of organizational job for a couple of years  I’m certain  Collins  would have then agreed to say it was time to step down.\nAfter all  he’s 68 and well aware the front office has been critical of his decision-making for years  particularly his handling of pitchers. While the 2017 season was hardly  Collins ’ fault   his  team crippled by injuries  the Mets’ brass had every right if it felt the time had come for change.\n Collins  refuses to address allegations  he  lost Mets clubhouse\nThe way the  Terry Collins  era of Mets baseball is ending is no laughing matter. (David Zalubowski/AP)\nAll management had to do was communicate that to  him  at some point and then allow  him  to finish the season. The team was playing out the string anyway  and though Mets’ fans have had their issues over the years with  his  in-game strategy  surely they would have given  Collins  an ovation or two last week at Citi Field.\nEven if  Collins  deserves some of the blame for what turned into a cold war of sorts this summer with the front office and ownership  perhaps in part because  he  didn’t like being told  he  couldn’t talk about injuries  in the end Alderson should have been bigger than that.\nAnd  yes  I’m aware that Fred and Jeff Wilpon have the final say  but that’s no excuse for the GM leaving  Collins  hanging.\nWhen I spoke with  Collins  last week   he  said  he  hadn’t been told a thing about  his  future. When I asked  him  if  he  had considered going to Alderson to ask about it   he  shook  his  head.\n“I shouldn’t have to ”  he  said.\n He ’s right about that.",
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            "input": "PALO ALTO  Calif. (Reuters) -  Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan  said on Tuesday  he  wants to see more signs of upward inflation before raising interest rates again  but that low long-term borrowing costs may limit how far and fast rates can be raised.\nThe Fed has raised rates twice this year  and is widely expected to do so again in December. But even as the short-term interest rate targeted by the Fed has climbed  the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury has fallen  a reversal of what usually happens and a development that  Kaplan  said  he  sees as “a little ominous.”\n“I view that as a comment on future economic growth ”  Kaplan  said at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research. “And what I don’t want to see us do is raise rates so fast that we get an inverted yield curve because history has shown an inverted yield curve has tended to be a precursor to a recession. ”\nKaplan  who votes this year on Fed policy   appeared on Tuesday to be wrestling with how to balance the costs of leaving rates low against the potential dangers of raising rates too fast.  He  repeated  his  concern that globalization and technology are keeping inflation muted  despite unemployment that sank in September to 4.2 percent.\nWhile near-full employment is putting some upward pressure on inflation   he  said on Wednesday  those secular forces are acting as headwinds.\n“I’ll be looking for evidence that we are making progress or likely to make progress over the medium term in reaching our 2-percent (inflation) target ”  Kaplan  told reporters after the event.\nAsked by a reporter what he thinks of former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh   Kaplan  said  he  believes disagreement at the Fed is healthy.\n“I think very highly of Kevin ”  Kaplan  said. “ He  and I may disagree on some things. I think that’s a good thing....I am confident that a good decision will be made and the Fed will operate very effectively in the future  including if it’s Janet Yellen  who I think has done an outstanding job.”",
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            "input": "The Philippine National Police (PNP) identified the hostage taker as former Police Senior Inspector Rolando Mendoza. Mendoza was dismissed from service for extortion and forcing a chef to swallow  \"shabu.\"\n Two police officers  Superintendent Orlando Yebra Jr. and Chief Inspector Romeo Salvador  have started negotiations with Mendoza.\n Mendoza is demanding authorities to clear his name and be reinstated to the service.\n MPD spokesman Police Chief Inspector Erwin Margarejo said in a press briefing that the use of force against the hostage taker will be a last resort. He added that Mendoza's demand for reinstatement will be studied and will undergo undue process.\n Philippine President Benigno Aquino III has appealed to Mendoza to \"honor and respect\" the lives of hostages. The government is hoping that tourists will view it as an \"isolated incident\" and that \"it does not reflect real situation of the country.\"\n Mendoza was carrying an M-16 rifle when he abducted the bus  with plate number TUU 799  Monday morning. The abduction was held near Rizal Park  a major tourist site in Manila.",
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            "input": "Marco Rubio  sure does.\nThe idea that Game of Thrones is a deep political allegory (from which  maybe  a certain kind of politician might learn) has been building for years now  but it seems  Rubio  is just now getting the message.\nThe show is on its seventh season  where the heck have you been? Just last month  the senator  advised Florida residents preparing for Hurricane Irma to \"hunker down\" and \"catch up on Game of Throne — whatever it's called \" so you know his binge began recently.\nWonder how  Rubio 's liking it so far. Do you think he's a Podrick Payne or Renly Barratheon  perhaps? How long would  Rubio  survive in Westeros?\nWho knows  maybe Game of Thrones could have at least given  Rubio  the skills necessary to win  his  own state in the primary.",
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            "input": "HAVANA (Reuters) - With revolutionary leader Fidel Castro dead and his brother Raul vowing to step down as president in 15 months  it will soon be the hour of heir apparent Miguel Diaz-Canel  an advocate for modernizing Cuba's state-run media and abysmal internet access.\n Diaz-Canel  was elevated to the position of first vice-president in 2013  putting  him  next in line for the presidency.\nAt 56   he  is a relative youngster in the ruling Communist Party's leadership and will need to appeal to younger generations if Cuban communism is to thrive beyond the Castro brothers.\n He  has already established press and internet freedom as signature concerns  a potentially disruptive change in a one-party state that has monopolized the media for nearly 58 years.\nOtherwise  however   he  has a much weaker public profile than the Castros and it is not clear what policy changes  he  would push through.\nUntil now   he  has held to the party line or avoided public comment on key issues such as economic and political reforms or relations with the United States  which were overhauled by Raul Castro and U.S. President Barack Obama over the past two years.\nStill  experts say  his  position as heir apparent is solid and that  he  would have to stumble badly for someone else to leapfrog  him  and become the next president in Cuba's arcane system for choosing its leader.\nBorn after the Castros took power in 1959   Diaz-Canel  is a child of their revolution who rose through the Communist Party by cultivating relationships within the political elite while avoiding the show-boating that ended the careers of other pretenders.\n\" He  has the advantage of having outlived  his  predecessors (as heir apparent) \" Christopher Sabatini  a Cuba expert at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs  said on Monday.\n Diaz-Canel  has been careful not to eclipse Raul Castro and is so cautious as to come off as dull and gray   his  public statements largely unmemorable.\n\" He 's sublimated any ambitions  he  may have had  so the question is what  his  role and power will be among the old guard. Most people try to imagine  him  bridging the new generation and the historic one. That should be challenging \" Sabatini said.\nThat reserved behavior and the government's secretive nature make  Diaz-Canel  largely a mystery to all but Cuba's political elite.\nU.S. officials say they know little about  him   and most Cubans outside  his  hometown of Santa Clara know even less.\nIf  he  does take over in 2018   Diaz-Canel  will be following 59 years of rule by the Castro brothers  one who was gifted with abundant charisma and the other who commanded the absolute respect of top military and political figures.\n\" He  will be the first civilian president of the revolution and that will require the confidence of the military \" said Arturo Lopez Levy  a former political analyst for the Cuban government whose mother taught Diaz-Canel at university.\n Diaz-Canel  chose to pedal.  He  would navigate the provincial capital Santa Clara  vying for space on narrow streets clogged with horse-drawn carts  motorcycle taxis and pedestrians.",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip  x Embed x Share CLOSE Frank Sinatra  makes a deal with known mobster Sam Giancana on the golf course at the Tamarisk Country Club. Marilyn Chung and Brett Kelman/The Desert Sun\nFrank Sinatra's home in Rancho Mirage  designed by William Cody  shortly after its completion. (Photo: Courtesy of Palm Springs Historical Society)\n Sinatra ’s ‘Twin Palms’ home in Palm Springs by famed architect E. Stewart Williams (1947) is well-known  but it was his base for only five years. It can be hired for events  photo shoots  vacation rentals and tours  e.g. during Modernism Week. By contrast  his home in Rancho Mirage is as much a private residence today as it was when  Sinatra  lived there from 1954 – 1995.\nThe reason usually given for Sinatra’s move a few miles away was because “Palm Springs was getting too crowded.” It wasn’t quite that simple. He and Ava Gardner were calling it quits in 1953 – she filed for divorce in 1954 – and  Sinatra ’s career was in trouble. The ‘Twin Palms’ home was a regular reminder of his recent personal and professional problems  so he sold the house in April 1953. He then stayed at songwriter friend Jimmy Van Heusen’s home in Thunderbird Heights ‘hiding from reporters’ when he was in town. Van Heusen had introduced  Sinatra  to the desert in the 1940s.\n Sinatra ’s career was about to reignite with the film  From Here to Eternity  for which  Sinatra  won an Oscar in 1954. February 1954 also saw the launch of his first successful album for Capitol Records  Songs for Young Lovers. Around the same time   Sinatra  purchased a couple of lots including a modest home at Tamarisk Country Club beside the 17th fairway  on Wonder Palms Road  now Frank Sinatra Drive. Having a quieter place to escape to for  Sinatra  was vital as  his  career rebounded. Like many entertainment figures in the desert   Sinatra  enjoyed golf.  He  became a member of Tamarisk Country Club in 1954 and  although  he  didn’t play often   he  signed up for Pro-Am fundraisers along with Danny Kaye and Groucho Marx.\n The house Sinatra  bought with the land was even smaller than  his  Twin Palms home. Architectural Digest (1998) described it thus:\nWilliam F. Cody designed the original home (similar in style to the Cody Cottages at Thunderbird) in 1952 for client Austin H. Peterson  but  Sinatra  saw  fell in love with  and purchased the home before Peterson ever moved in. Records show that Cody designed the house’s expansion and remodel for  Sinatra .\nIn November 1955  Palm Springs Villager magazine ran a full-page ad for Tony Burke Realtors featuring a photo of  Frank Sinatra  and announcing the sale of the Tamarisk Country Club home. Was  Sinatra  having buyer’s remorse? Or was this a favor for the realtor? The ad read:\n“ Mr Frank Sinatra  said … 'Tony  find a bigger house for  me .' We did. He bought the handsome estate once owned by Al Jolson. So now he has entrusted us with the disposal of his elegant home on the golf course at Tamarisk Country Club. Pictured above   Frank  and Jimmy Van Heusen are relaxing musically in the living room.”\n Sinatra  had a change of heart. Maybe  he  was just too busy to move. Earl Wilson’s society column observed (Desert Sun  May 10  1956):\n“ Frank Sinatra   nearly washed up two years ago  will have six films in release in ’56.”\nIn 1956  another room and bathroom were added  then over the next few years  according to Architectural Digest (1998)   he  added a pair of two bedroom cottages  one off either end of the pool.\n“Each bedroom had its own separate  his -and-her baths.  Sinatra  also expanded the main house  adding a dining room for twenty-four and a restaurant-size kitchen with a commercial range  a walk-in refrigerator and freezer and a wine closet.”\n He  bought adjoining lots so that  he  eventually owned two-and-a-half acres.\n Sinatra  also moved to Tamarisk because it was unrestricted.  He  couldn’t stand bigotry on any level. Frank’s best friend and Rat Pack member Sammy Davis Jr. was unwelcome most places unless he was performing. The two singers became friends in 1941. It was at  Sinatra ’s Tamarisk home that Sammy Davis recuperated following the 1954 car accident that nearly killed him in which Davis lost his left eye. Davis normally wore a good luck charm around his neck  a mezuzah given to him by Eddie Cantor. The night of the accident he wasn’t wearing it. Davis converted to Judaism in 1961.\n“[ Sinatra ’s] various defenses of civil rights causes and  his  friendship with (Sammy) Davis have hurt him commercially in the South  while his contributions to Israeli charities have gotten him  his records and movies banned in the Arab countries.”",
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            "input": "Los Angeles (AFP)  – Lou Williams’  three-pointer was the final dagger in the Los Angeles Clippers’ wild 113-112 NBA triumph over the Washington Wizards on Saturday.\nA frenetic finish saw the lead change hands three times in the final 13 seconds  but  Williams  had the last word with a 30-foot jump shot made over the outstretched arms of Washington’s Bradley Beal.\n Williams  scored 35 points for the Clippers  who snapped a three-game losing streak.\n He  leads the league in points off the bench at 17.8 per game and after becoming the 96th player to amass 1 000 three-pointers in  his  career on Thursday added four more to take  his  tally to 1 007.",
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            "input": "CLOSE Rev. Billy Graham died at the age of 99.  He  was known for  his  charisma  but said \"I despise all this attention on  me ... I'm  not trying to bring people to  myself   but I know that God has sent me out as a warrior.\" USA TODAY\nThe American evangelist Rev. Billy Graham  99  has died.  American evangelist Billy Graham  addresses the congregation at the opening of the 32-day Greater London Crusade at the Earls Court Convention Centre  London  England  June 1  1966. (Photo: Hulton Archive)\nLONDON —  The Rev. Billy Graham  who died Wednesday at age 99   was friend to a number of world leaders — and counted Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II among them.\n“No one in Britain has been more cordial toward us than  Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II ” Graham  the world's best-known evangelist   wrote in Just As I Am   his  1997 autobiography.\nMore: Was  Billy Graham  really friends with Queen Elizabeth  like depicted in 'The Crown'?\nMore:  Billy Graham   America's pastor  has died\nMore:  Billy Graham  reached millions through  his  crusades. Here's how  he  did it\nThe Grahams visited Britain’s royal family at locations including two of the queen’s homes — Windsor Castle  near London  and the Sandringham estate  in eastern England  the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association said in an article to mark the monarch’s 90th birthday in 2016.\n“Her official position has prevented her from openly endorsing our crusade meetings. But by welcoming us and having me preach on several occasions to the royal family at Windsor and Sandringham  she has gone out of her way to be quietly supportive of our mission ”  Graham  wrote in  his  autobiography.\nMore: A look at all the books  Billy Graham  wrote\nMore: 16 lesser-known facts about  Billy Graham   including that time  he  went skinny dipping with Lyndon B. Johnson\nThe relationship between  Graham  and the British monarch was depicted in the Netflix series The Crown — although some historians say a few creative liberties were taken.\n“I think he’s rather handsome ” Claire Foy  who plays the queen on the show  tells her husband  Prince Philip  after seeing  Graham  preach.\n“You do speak with such wonderful clarity and certainty ” she later tells  Graham   played by Paul Sparks.\n Graham   who suffered from ailments including cancer and pneumonia  died Wednesday at his home in North Carolina  where he retired in 2005.\nJustin Welby  the leader of the Church of England and head of the worldwide Anglican Church  said in a statement that  Graham  has \"few equals.\"",
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            "input": "Bitcoin hit a record high of $16 623 per coin on Thursday  December 7. Two years ago  the idea of buying the virtual currency even at that price was laughable. After a rapid rise in value in 2013  the cryptocurrency's value more than halved by mid-2015. At its lowest point  one bitcoin was equal to about $230. Given the currency's covert nature  the average person still may not understand how buying and selling actually works. Using the app Coinbase  which lets anyone trade bitcoins for a small fee  we decided to find out. A brief warning: If you're going to do this  tell your bank you're about to buy bitcoin. More on that later. And to read more about blockchain  the technology powering bitcoin  click here. View As: One Page Slides\nThis is what the Coinbase app looks like on an iPhone.\nHowever  Coinbase's interface makes it simple to enter the basic personal information it needs to create your account.\nThe final step before entering my financial information was two-step verification for security  which  Coinbase  quickly sent to my phone.\nTo sell the bitcoin   Coinbase  only allows users to pair  their  bank account with the app; a credit or debit card won't suffice.\nSince  Coinbase  wasn't linked to my bank account  the transaction needs a few days to process before the money is transferred.",
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            "input": "TAIPEI (Reuters) - Nvidia Corp chief executive Jensen Huang said on Thursday artificial intelligence would enable fully automated cars within 4 years  but sought to tamp down expectations for a surge in demand for its chips from cryptocurrency miners.\nFILE PHOTO: Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang attends an event during the annual Computex computer exhibition in Taipei  Taiwan May 30  2017. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu\n“It will take no more than 4 years to have fully autonomous cars on the road. How long it takes for the vast majority of cars on the road to become that  it really just depends ”  Huang  told media after a company event in Taipei.\nBut  Huang  joined peers taming expectations of strong revenue growth from a wave of interest in cryptocurrencies. Advanced Micro Devices Inc expected this week that there will be some leveling off of cryptocurrency demand. [nL4N1MZ5RP]\n“Revenue for us in crypto is over $100 million a quarter. For us  it’s a small percentage... It’s obviously not a target market ”  Huang  said.",
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            "input": "“Have you been to Mamayev Kurgan yet? ” Minin asked me. He was referring to another hill  where the battle was so intense  it changed the hill’s shape. Now the Motherland Calls statue stands there  a 170-foot concrete woman raising a sword to summon her countrymen into battle. It’s where Nazi Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus was captured  Minin noted with reverence  and looked into the sunny distance. “You know  it’s important to see how young people defended their homeland.” When we got to the cafeteria  I saw that it  too  was haunted by its Soviet past. Grouchy middle-aged women in hairnets dished out bland  greasy cuisine. If it weren’t for students tapping at their smartphones  it would have been hard to tell that the 21st century had ever arrived. I sat down at a table with a team from Astrakhan and told them I had been to their hometown once  a romantically shabby old city by the Caspian Sea. The students smirked. “Everyone wants to leave ” a third-year named Anton said. “There’s nothing to do there ” his teammate Sergei added. “We did an amazing job … creating the illusion that  Putin  controls everything in Russia … Now it’s just funny” how much Americans attribute to  him . Anton was hoping that Minin could help him get his foot in the door at one of the state security services. “It’s prestigious  they pay well  and the work is interesting ” he said. If he were accepted  he could hope for a salary of 50 000 rubles (less than $900) a month  which was almost double the average salary in Astrakhan. Was he motivated by any feelings of—“Patriotic conviction? ” Anton finished my sentence  and started to chuckle. “No ” he said. “I don’t care what government I work for. If the French Foreign Legion takes me  I’ll go!”\nBut most Russians don’t recognize the Russia portrayed in this story: powerful  organized  and led by an omniscient  omnipotent leader who is able to both formulate and execute a complex and highly detailed plot. Gleb Pavlovsky  a political consultant who helped  Putin  win his first presidential campaign  in 2000  and served as a Kremlin adviser until 2011  simply laughed when I asked him about  Putin ’s role in Donald Trump’s election. “We did an amazing job in the first decade of  Putin ’s rule of creating the illusion that  Putin  controls everything in Russia ”  he  said. “Now it’s just funny” how much Americans attribute to  him . A businessman who is high up in  Putin ’s United Russia party said over an espresso at a Moscow café: “You’re telling me that everything in Russia works as poorly as it does  except our hackers? Rosneft”—the state-owned oil giant—“doesn’t work well. Our health-care system doesn’t work well. Our education system doesn’t work well. And here  all of a sudden  are our hackers  and they’re amazing?” The election hack “was a very emotional  tactical decision.” The Kremlin was “very upset about the Panama Papers ” which cast light on Putin’s wealth. In the same way that Russians overestimate America  seeing it as an all-powerful orchestrator of global political developments  Americans project their own fears onto Russia  a country that is a paradox of deftness  might  and profound weakness—unshakably steady  yet somehow always teetering on the verge of collapse. Like America  it is hostage to its peculiar history  tormented by its ghosts.\nNone of these factors obviates the dangers Russia poses; rather  each gives them shape. Both  Putin  and  his  country are aging  declining—but the insecurities of decline present their own risks to America. The United States intelligence community is unanimous in its assessment not only that Russians interfered in the U.S. election but that  in the words of former FBI Director James Comey  “they will be back.” It is a stunning escalation of hostilities for a troubled country whose elites still have only a tenuous grasp of American politics. And it is classically  Putin   and classically Russian: using daring aggression to mask weakness  to avenge deep resentments  and  at all costs  to survive. I’d come to Russia to try to answer two key questions. The more immediate is how the Kremlin  despite its limitations  pulled off one of the greatest acts of political sabotage in modern history  turning American democracy against itself. And the more important—for Americans  anyway—is what might still be in store  and how far  an emboldened Vladimir Putin  is prepared to go in order to get what  he  wants. Jeff Elkins; Alexey Kurbatov and Muti “It wasn’t a strategic operation ” says Andrei Soldatov  a Russian journalist with deep sources in the security services  who writes about the Kremlin’s use of cybertechnology. “Given what everyone on the inside has told me ” he says  hacking the U.S. political system “was a very emotional  tactical decision. People were very upset about the Panama Papers.”\nIn the spring of 2016  an international consortium of journalists began publishing revelations from a vast trove of documents belonging to a Panamanian law firm that specialized in helping its wealthy foreign clients move money  some of it ill-gotten  out of their home countries and away from the prying eyes of tax collectors. (The firm has denied any wrongdoing.) The documents revealed that  Putin’s  old friend Sergei Roldugin  a cellist and the godfather to  Putin’s  elder daughter  had his name on funds worth some $2 billion. It was an implausible fortune for a little-known musician  and the journalists showed that these funds were likely a piggy bank for  Putin’s  inner circle. Roldugin has denied any wrongdoing  but the Kremlin was furious about the revelation.  Putin’s  spokesman  Dmitry Peskov  whose wife was also implicated  angrily ascribed the reporting to “many former State Department and CIA employees” and to an effort to “destabilize” Russia ahead of its September 2016 parliamentary elections. The argument was cynical  but it revealed a certain logic: The financial privacy of Russia’s leaders was on par with the sovereignty of Russia’s elections. “The Panama Papers were a personal slight to  Putin  ” says John Sipher  a former deputy of the CIA’s Russia desk. “They think we did it.”  Putin’s  inner circle  Soldatov says  felt “they had to respond somehow.” According to Soldatov’s reporting  on April 8  2016   Putin  convened an urgent meeting of  his  national-security council; all but two of the eight people there were veterans of the KGB. Given the secrecy and timing of this meeting  Soldatov believes it was then that  Putin  gave the signal to retaliate.\nIt was almost like one of Minin’s hacking competitions  but with higher stakes. The hackers are not always guys in military-intelligence uniforms  Soldatov told me; in some cases they’re mercenary freelancers willing to work for the highest bidder—or cybercriminals who have been caught and blackmailed into working for the government. ( Putin  has denied “state level” involvement in election meddling  but plausible deniability is the point of working through unofficial hackers.) American officials noticed the same messy and amorphous behavior as the summer of 2016 wore on. A former staffer in Barack Obama’s administration says that intercepted communications between FSB and military-intelligence officers revealed arguing and a lack of organization. “It was ad hoc ” a senior Obama-administration official who saw the intelligence in real time told me. “They were kind of throwing spaghetti at the wall and seeing what would stick.”\nWhen the Obama administration began to realize  in the summer  that the Russians were up to something more wide-ranging than what they’d done before  the White House worried about only half the problem. At that point  the most alarming development was Russian probing of states’ voting systems. The dumps of hacked data and the churn of false stories about Clinton seemed less troubling  and also harder to combat without looking political. In September  Obama approached  Putin  on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Hangzhou  China  and told  him  to “cut it out.” That fall  National-Security Adviser Susan Rice hand-delivered a warning to the Russian ambassador to Washington  Sergey Kislyak. The White House tasked the Treasury and State Departments with exploring new sanctions against Russia  as well as the publication of information about  Putin’s  personal wealth  but decided that such moves might backfire. If the White House pushed too hard  the Russians might dump even more stolen documents. Who knew what else they had? Nevertheless  with just a month to go until the election  the Obama administration took the extraordinary step of alerting the public. On October 7  2016  a joint statement from the Department of Homeland Security and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said  “The U.S. Intelligence Community is confident that the Russian Government directed the recent compromises of e-mails” from U.S. political organizations. “These thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the U.S. election process.”\nA forgery  a couple of groups of hackers  and a drip of well-timed leaks were all it took to throw American politics into chaos. Whether and to what extent the Trump campaign was complicit in the Russian efforts is the subject of active inquiries today. Regardless   Putin  pulled off a spectacular geopolitical heist on a shoestring budget—about $200 million  according to former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper. This point is lost on many Americans: The subversion of the election was as much a product of improvisation and entropy as it was of long-range vision. What makes  Putin  effective  what makes  him  dangerous  is not strategic brilliance but a tactical flexibility and adaptability—a willingness to experiment  to disrupt  and to take big risks. “They do plan ” said a senior Obama-administration official. “They’re not stupid at all. But the idea that they have this all perfectly planned and that  Putin  is an amazing chess player—that’s not quite it.  He  knows where  he  wants to end up   he  plans the first few moves  and then  he  figures out the rest later. People ask if  he  plays chess or checkers. It’s neither:  He  plays blackjack.  He  has a higher acceptance of risk. Think about it. The election interference—that was pretty risky  what  he  did. If Hillary Clinton had won  there would’ve been hell to pay.” Even the manner of the Russian attack was risky. The fact that the Russians didn’t really bother hiding their fingerprints is a testament to the change in Russia’s intent toward the U.S.  Robert Hannigan  a former head of the Government Communications Headquarters  the British analogue to the National Security Agency  said at the Aspen Forum. “The brazen recklessness of it … the fact that they don’t seem to care that it’s attributed to them very publicly  is the biggest change.”\nThat recklessness nonetheless has clear precursors—both in  Putin’s  evolving worldview and in  his  changing domestic circumstances. For more than a decade  America’s strategic carelessness with regard to Russia has stoked  Putin’s  fears of being deposed by the U.S.  and pushed  him  toward ever higher levels of antagonism. So has  his  political situation—the need to take ever larger foreign risks to shore up support at home  as the economy has struggled. These pressures have not abated; if anything  they have accelerated in recent years. II. The History When it is snowing  as it was on this spring afternoon  the gray crags of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations blend into the low-slung  steely sky. This is where the Soviet state once minted its diplomats and spies. Here they mastered the nuances of the world before stepping out into it. Today  the university’s role is much the same  although it has been watered down by corruption: The wealthy often buy their children admission. I had been invited to listen to a lecture by one of the institute’s most prominent faculty members  Andranik Migranyan  who himself graduated from the school in 1972. Migranyan spent much of the past decade in New York  where he ran the Institute for Democracy and Cooperation  a Russian think tank reported to have ties to the Russian foreign ministry. Among his old classmates is Sergei Lavrov  the foreign minister  whom he still counts as a friend.\nThis afternoon  Migranyan was lecturing on  Putin’s  speech at the 2007 Munich Conference on Security Policy  a speech that seems to be Russia’s sole post-Soviet ideological document—and key to understanding how the relationship between Russia and the U.S. reached today’s nadir.  Putin   still a painfully awkward speaker at the time  was seven years into  his  now nearly two-decade reign. Eighteen years prior  in 1989   he  had been a KGB officer stationed in Dresden  East Germany  shoveling sensitive documents into a furnace as protesters gathered outside and the Berlin Wall crumbled. Not long after that  the Soviet Union was dead and buried  and the world seemed to have come to a consensus: The Soviet approach to politics—violent  undemocratic—was wrong  even evil. The Western liberal order was a better and more moral form of government. For a while   Putin  had tried to find a role for Russia within that Western order. When Boris Yeltsin  Russia’s first post-Soviet president  named him his successor in 1999  Russia was waging war against Islamist separatists in Chechnya. On 9/11   Putin  was the first foreign leader to call President George W. Bush  hoping to impress on  him  that they were now allies in the struggle against terrorism.  He  tried to be helpful in Afghanistan. But in 2003  Bush ignored his objections to the invasion of Iraq  going around the United Nations Security Council  where Russia has veto power. It was a humiliating reminder that in the eyes of the West  Russia was irrelevant  that “Russian objections carried no weight ” as Migranyan told his students. But to  Putin   it was something more: Under the guise of promoting democracy and human rights  Washington had returned to its Cold War–era policy of deposing and installing foreign leaders. Even the open use of military force was now fair game.\nIn 2007  speaking to the representatives and defenders of the Western order   Putin  officially registered  his  dissent. “Only two decades ago  the world was ideologically and economically split  and its security was provided by the massive strategic potential of two superpowers ”  Putin  declaimed sullenly. But that order had been replaced by a “unipolar world” dominated only by America. “It is the world of one master  one sovereign.” A world order controlled by a single country “has nothing in common with democracy ”  he  noted pointedly. The current order was both “unacceptable” and ineffective. “Unilateral  illegitimate action” only created “new human tragedies and centers of conflict.”  He  was referring to Iraq  which by that point had descended into sectarian warfare. The time had come   he  said  “to rethink the entire architecture of global security.” This was the protest of a losing side that wanted to renegotiate the terms of surrender  16 years after the fact. Nonetheless   Putin  has spent the decade since that speech making sure that the United States can never again unilaterally maneuver without encountering friction—and  most important  that it can never  ever depose him. “You should have seen the faces of [John] McCain and [Joe] Lieberman ” a delighted Migranyan told his students  who appeared to be barely listening. The hawkish American senators who attended  Putin’s  speech “were gobsmacked. Russia had been written off! And  Putin  committed a mortal sin in  Munich :  He  told the truth.”\nThe year that followed  Migranyan said  “was the year of deed and action.” Russia went to war with neighboring Georgia in 2008  a move that Migranyan described as a sort of comeuppance for nato  which had expanded to include other former Soviet republics. But Western encroachment on Russia’s periphery was not the Kremlin’s central grievance. The U.S.  Migranyan complained  had also been meddling directly in Russian politics. American consultants had engineered painful post-Soviet market reforms  enriching themselves all the while  and had helped elect the enfeebled and unpopular Yeltsin to a second term in 1996. The U.S. government directly funded both Russian and American nongovernmental organizations  such as the National Endowment for Democracy  to promote democracy and civil society in Russia. Some of those same NGOs had ties to the so-called color revolutions  which toppled governments in former Soviet republics and replaced them with democratic regimes friendly to the West. The Rose Revolution in Georgia  the Orange Revolution in Ukraine  the Tulip Revolution in Kyrgyzstan—“Russia looks at this with understandable mistrust ” Migranyan told his students. He pointed out that the United States  by its own admission  had spent $5 billion in Ukraine to promote democracy—that is  to expand the liberal Western order. Through this prism  it is not irrational to believe that the U.S. might be coming for Moscow—and  Putin —next. This is why  in 2012  Russia kicked out USAID. It is why Russia banned the National Endowment for Democracy in 2015  under a new law that shuttered “undesirable” organizations.  Putin  is said to have watched the video of Qaddafi’s lynching over and over  obsessively.  He  feared the Americans would come for  him  next.  Putin’s   Munich  doctrine has a corollary: Americans may think they’re promoting democracy  but they’re really spreading chaos. “Look at what happened in Egypt ” Migranyan said  beginning a litany of failed American-backed revolutions. In 2011  the Egyptian strongman Hosni Mubarak stepped down following protests the U.S. had supported  Migranyan contended. But after “radical Islamists” won power democratically  the U.S. turned a blind eye to a military coup that deposed the new leaders. Then there was Libya. “You toppled the most successful government in North Africa ” Migranyan said  looking in my direction. “In the end  we got a ruined government  a brutally murdered American ambassador  chaos  and Islamic radicals.”\n“If we count all the American failures  maybe it’s time you start listening to Russia? ” Migranyan said  growing increasingly agitated. “If [Syrian President Bashar al-Assad] has to go  then who comes in  in place of Assad? … Don’t destroy regimes if you don’t know what comes after!”  Putin  had always been suspicious of democracy promotion  but two moments convinced  him  that America was coming for  him  under its guise. The first was the 2011 nato intervention in Libya  which led  ultimately  to the ousting and gruesome lynching of the Libyan dictator  Muammar Qaddafi. Afterward  many people who interacted with  Putin  noticed how deeply Qaddafi’s death troubled  him .  He  is said to have watched the video of the killing over and over. “The way Qaddafi died made a profound impact on him ” says Jake Sullivan  a former senior State Department official who met repeatedly with senior Russian officials around that time. Another former senior Obama-administration official describes  Putin  as “obsessed” with Qaddafi’s death. (The official concedes  “I think we did overreach” in Libya.) The second moment was in November 2013  when young Ukrainians came out onto the Maidan—Independence Square—in the capital  Kiev  to protest then-President Viktor Yanukovych pulling out of an economic agreement with the European Union under pressure from  Putin . The demonstrators stayed all winter  until the police opened fire on them  killing some 100 people. The next day  February 21  2014  Yanukovych signed a political-reconciliation plan  brokered by Russia  America  and the EU  but that night he fled the capital. To  Putin   it was clear what had happened: America had toppled  his  closest ally  in a country  he  regarded as an extension of Russia itself. All that money America had spent on prodemocracy NGOs in Ukraine had paid off. The presence of Victoria Nuland  a State Department assistant secretary  handing out snacks on the Maidan during the protests  only cemented his worst fears.\n“The Maidan shifted a gear ” Ben Rhodes  Obama’s deputy national-security adviser for strategic communications  told me. “ Putin  had always been an antagonist  and aggressive. But  he  went on offense after the Maidan. The gloves were off  in a way. To  Putin   Ukraine was such a part of Russia that  he  took it as an assault on  him .” (A source close to the Kremlin confirmed this account.)  Putin  and Lavrov were known within the Obama administration for their long tirades  chastising the American president for all the disrespect shown to Russia since 1991—like the time in 2014 that Obama listed Russia and Ebola as global threats in the same speech. Yanukovych’s fall made these tirades far more intense. “For two years afterwards  there wasn’t a phone call in which [ Putin ] wouldn’t mention it ” accusing the U.S. of supporting regime change in Ukraine  Rhodes recalled. Regime change in Libya and Ukraine led to Russia propping up Bashar al-Assad in Syria. “Not one more” is how Jon Finer  former Secretary of State John Kerry’s chief of staff  characterizes  Putin’s  approach in Syria. It also led inexorably to Russian meddling in the U.S. election: Russia would show the U.S. that there was more than one regime-change racket in town. III. The Player For Russia  a country relentlessly focused on its history  2017 was a big year. November marked 100 years since the Bolsheviks  a radical minority faction of socialists  brought guns into a fledgling parliament and wrested Russia onto an equally radical path. That bloody experiment itself ended in 1991  with the collapse of the Soviet Union; December 2016 marked its 25th anniversary. Both anniversaries were largely ignored by the Kremlin-controlled media  because they are uncomfortable for  Putin . Bolsheviks were revolutionaries and  Putin   a statist to his core  loathes revolutions. But he was also raised to be a person of the Soviet state  to admire its many achievements  which is why he famously referred to the fall of the Soviet Union as “the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century.”\n Putin  governs with the twin collapses of 1917 and 1991 at the forefront of  his  thinking.  He  fears for  himself  when another collapse comes—because collapse always comes  because it has already come twice in 100 years.  He  is constantly trying to avoid it. The exiled oil magnate Mikhail Khodorkovsky has publicly spoken of deposing  Putin   and until recently did not eschew violent means. People like Alexey Navalny  the opposition leader  openly talk about putting  Putin  and his closest associates on trial. The Russian opposition gleefully waits for  Putin  to fall  to resign  to die. Every misstep  every dip in oil prices  is to them just another sign of his coming personal apocalypse. The hungry anticipation is mirrored in the West  especially in the United States.\nFear of collapse is also why Russian propaganda is intent on highlighting the bloody aftermath of revolutions the world over. Things may not be great in Russia now—the country has struggled mightily since 2012—but  the country’s news programs suggest  things can always get worse. That’s what Russians are told happened in the 1990s  in the nine frenetic years between the Soviet Union’s collapse and  Putin ’s ascent to power. “When you have two governmental collapses in 100 years  people are scared of them ” Migranyan told me. Many Russians remember the last one personally. But the number who do is shrinking. One in four Russian men dies before the age of 55.  Putin  turned 65 in October  and is surrounded by people who are as old as  he  is  if not older. Russia is now “in an autumnal autocracy ” Ekaterina Schulmann  a political scientist in Moscow  says. “The more it tries to seem young and energetic  the more it obviously fails.” As Aleksey Chesnakov  a former Kremlin insider  told me  in Russia “the most active voters”—the people who buy in most fully to what  Putin ’s selling—“are the pensioners.” To  Putin ’s supporters   his  regime isn’t an autocracy  exactly. “It can be described as demophilia ” Migranyan explained. “It is not a democracy  but it is in the name of the people  and for the people.  Putin ’s main constituency is the people. All of  his  power comes from  his  rating with the people  and therefore it’s important that  he  gives them the fruits of  his  rule.” The Kremlin calls it “managed democracy.”\nThis  too  is crucial to understanding why  Putin  acts as  he  does  and how  he  is likely to think about new campaigns against the United States. The Kremlin’s direction of the press  the close eye it keeps on polls and approval numbers  and especially its foreign policy—they all exist to buttress  Putin ’s legitimacy  to curry favor with  his  144 million subjects. It’s a complicated  hiccuping feedback loop designed to guarantee that  Putin ’s authoritarian rule remains popular and unthreatened. This is why  Putin  insists on having elections  even if the result is always predictable. “Without renewing the mandate  the system can’t survive ” Chesnakov said. “According to polls  two-thirds of Russians don’t want a monarchy. They want a democracy. But they have a different sense of it than Americans and Europeans.”  Putin ’s third presidential term is up in the spring of 2018.  He  didn’t bother to declare that  he ’d run for reelection until December 6 (the election is in March) and  he  likely won’t campaign.* This is  Putin ’s carefully cultivated image at home: the phlegmatic leader who hovers coolly above the fray as it churns on beneath  him . But in the past year or so  the fray has given  him  reason to worry. On a chilly afternoon this spring  I watched college students standing on the steps of a nondescript building off Volgograd’s central square  waiting to meet with Alexey Navalny. The opposition leader and anti-corruption crusader has captured the imagination of many young Russians  as well as that of Westerners who see him as a potential rival of  or even replacement for   Putin . Navalny has declared that he is running for president in the upcoming election. Police had blocked off the street in front of the building  which housed Navalny’s local campaign office. They stood groggily watching as Cossacks  members of a southern Russian tribe who have historically acted as the state’s vigilante enforcers  strolled up and down the block  casually swinging their black-leather whips. Angry-looking young men in track pants and sneakers—the other fists-for-hire preferred by the Kremlin—paced around the students  eyeing them menacingly. Young women in vertiginous heels—plainclothes cops—milled around. Every few minutes  they took out identical camcorders tagged with numbered yellow stickers and filmed the students standing on the steps  zooming in on their faces. Navalny had recently been attacked by progovernment thugs who splashed “Brilliant Green ” a Soviet-era antiseptic  on his face. His supporters subsequently posted an image of The Motherland Calls  the giant statue commemorating the Soviet victory at Stalingrad  with its face Photoshopped green  to publicize his rally in Volgograd. The image touched a nerve in a country where the government fetishizes World War II. Within hours  pro-Kremlin social-media accounts were using the image to fuel local outrage. By the time Navalny arrived in Volgograd  from Moscow  the youth wing of Putin’s party was waiting with a protest. The students standing on the steps of the campaign office found the manufactured outrage funny. They were at an age when most things were funny  even when the state was clearly watching them. The FSB had recently sent a summons to the home of Vlad  a fourth-year student at Volgograd State University who had previously picketed in support of Navalny’s Progress Party. Roman  a bespectacled third-year student in veterinary science  had been called into the dean’s office for participating in a protest. “The dean said  ‘Don’t go to Navalny’s protests. His political position is wrong ’ ” Roman told me  shrugging and shoving his hands into the pockets of his puffy red jacket. These young men would soon graduate into an economy that had only recently started to grow again after a five-year malaise. But the growth is barely perceptible  while prices for basic goods have soared. Some of their neighbors and family acquaintances hadn’t been paid in months  they said. “Our parents say things have gotten worse ” Roman told me. But their parents also knew the potential cost of openly opposing the government  and weren’t happy that their sons were at the rally that day. They also believed  from watching state TV  that Navalny was an American agent. The young men laughed at this  too. Navalny had begun to build his base about a decade earlier  with a blog on LiveJournal that carefully documented how government officials supposedly carved thick slices off the state budget and stashed the money in Moscow mansions or real estate abroad. A few years ago  Navalny launched a YouTube channel where he posts slickly produced videos describing alleged government corruption schemes. On another YouTube channel  Navalny Live  he and his team at the Anti-Corruption Foundation host talk shows about politics  the kind of programming that would never be allowed on state-controlled television. Together  the channels have more than 1.5 million subscribers  and the videos have collected hundreds of millions of views. As the students and I stood chatting  a retinue of preschoolers marched past the office with their teachers. The college students broke into laughter and cheers. “Everyone says that Navalny’s supporters are really young  but I didn’t know they were this young! ” Roman said. But things quickly lost their comic lightness when a young man in track pants started loudly arguing with an older Navalny supporter  saying Navalny was funded by the U.S. State Department and noting the personal offense he took at the green-faced Motherland Calls statue. “It’s a monument to a great victory!” his friend  another angry young man in track pants  screamed. “It was built on bones! My grandfather fought for Stalingrad!” (His grandfather  he later admitted to me  had been born in Georgia in 1941.) Suddenly  scores of anti-Navalny protesters appeared  some with brooms  as if preparing to sweep him out of their city. “Navalny  come out!” a middle-aged man with a shaved head screamed into a megaphone as the protesters surged across the sidewalk toward the campaign office. “Navalny  come out!” they yelled in response. The college students packed in tightly on the campaign office’s front steps  ready to defend their leader. The two camps started pushing and shoving  the crowd swaying violently. The cops watched. I looked up and saw Roman’s red jacket. He had taken off his glasses and stood on the top step  blinking and squinting into the noise. The swagger and irony had gone off his face. He looked vulnerable  like a child. Navalny emerged at the top of the steps  calm as ever. Part of the crowd started chanting  “Shame! Shame! Shame!” Navalny invited the man with the megaphone and his comrades up the steps to talk with him calmly  face-to-face. They came up and grabbed him by the legs and started to drag him toward the hostile part of the crowd. Finally the cops acted  freeing Navalny and pushing the crowd back toward the street. Navalny escaped into his campaign office  where  for the next three hours  he fielded questions in a room so packed with supporters that his hair was soon dripping with sweat. He spoke about the contrast between government elites’ luxurious lifestyles and the region’s sagging wages; about rising utility fees  despite falling energy prices; about the pitiful state of the roads. “Alexey!” one of his supporters yelled out. “There’s nothing left in our city since 1945 except the victory!” Everyone clapped. Navalny laughed at the state’s accusations that his supporters—the hundreds of people sweating with him in the room—had been paid by the U.S. State Department to show up. “This is the real political force of the country ” he said. “And we will win. We are destined for victory  because in any culture  in any civilization  people like us win  because they lie and we tell the truth.” I wiped clear a small rectangle on a fogged-up window. There was nothing left of the angry crowd  not even the police. They had vanished as quickly as they had materialized. Two days later  on March 26  Navalny rushed back to Moscow  where thousands of people had heeded his call to come out and protest state corruption. Tens of thousands more came out in nearly 100 other Russian cities and towns  across Russia’s 11 time zones—an unexpected showing that grabbed international headlines. Earlier that month  Navalny had posted an hour-long exposé on YouTube about the extensive luxury-real-estate holdings of the prime minister and former president  Dmitry Medvedev—who in 2008 had lamented that a sum equivalent to a third of the Russian federal budget had disappeared to corruption. Navalny contrasted the opulence of Medvedev’s many homes  filmed by drones  with his awkward call for austerity to the residents of Crimea  who  on joining Russia  had lost access to a steady supply of water  electricity  and reasonably priced food. “There’s no money ” Medvedev advised them two years after the annexation  in 2016  “but you hang in there.” By the time of the mass protests  the exposé had been watched almost 12 million times. A couple of schoolboys climbed up on a lamppost in Moscow’s iconic Pushkin Square  packed with protesters  and called to the cops trying to get them down  “There’s no money  but we’re hanging in there!” In recent years  as the economy has struggled   Putin  has purchased  his  popularity with a series of tactical measures.  Putin  pays extremely close attention to  his  approval ratings to see what works and what doesn’t.  He  and  his  advisers are addicted to polls. According to Alexander Oslon  who runs the Public Opinion Foundation  which does polling for the Kremlin  “They can’t live without them.”  Putin ’s approval rating surged in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea—and  by extension  Russia’s return to imperial grandeur. It was a risky maneuver  the equal  perhaps  of  Putin ’s later interference in the U.S. election. And it paid off  at least in the short term. Russians rallied behind the Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine—and behind  Putin   their audacious president. “There was a spike in loyalty” toward “every organ of the state ” Kirill Rogov  a political analyst in Moscow who studies Russian polling  told me—“a conservative shift in all directions. People started paying more attention to the news  they watched more TV  and they became more indoctrinated.” For a decade  a majority of Russians had told pollsters that they would rather be well-off than live in a great power. In 2014  those preferences flipped. But the rush of patriotism provided by the Crimean annexation proved fleeting. Connected by land only to Ukraine  Crimea is hard to supply from Russia. The peninsula is facing severe water shortages in its near future  and tourism  a mainstay of the local economy  has plummeted. On a recent trip there  I was told by even the most ardently pro-Russia locals  Cossacks who had staged protests supporting Moscow in 2014  that they had come to regret their stance. The violent lawlessness and corruption of Moscow had reached their home  and life had become much harder as Russian citizens. In some ways  they missed being Ukrainian. Meanwhile  the already sluggish Russian economy has lost cheap Western financing  following the imposition of American and European sanctions.  Putin ’s response to those sanctions—banning food imports from the United States and the EU—made food prices climb by double-digit percentages. The economy sank into recession. By the beginning of 2017  the government’s approval numbers had nearly returned to pre-annexation levels. “It’s the brand of the year ” Minin said of Russia’s hackers. “It’s a good thing when  aside from oil  we have cutting-edge specialists” whom the whole world talks about. Russia’s intervention in Syria  which began in the fall of 2015  offered another flag-wrapped distraction. As America shrank from its traditional role in the Middle East  Russia expanded its own  making an ostentatious show of fighting Islamist terrorists on behalf of a reluctant Western Christendom. Shortly after the Syrian army  aided by Russian airpower and commandos  retook the ancient city of Palmyra from the Islamic State  the Russian military flew the Mariinsky Orchestra in from St. Petersburg for a concert in front of the city’s historic ruins—and a dozen press cameras. (Russian TV barely covered the loss of the city by Russian-backed forces to isis half a year later.) There will inevitably be a reckoning for the Syrian adventure  too. For the entirety of his reign   Putin  has struggled to contain an Islamist insurgency in Russia’s North Caucasus mountains  from which terrorists have launched attacks on Moscow. But on a trip this spring to Dagestan  a mostly Muslim enclave in the heart of the mountains  I found that the region  once extremely violent  was peaceful. Worried about potential terror attacks in nearby Sochi during the 2014 Olympics  the Russian secret services had allowed hundreds  if not thousands  of Islamist rebels  all of them Russian citizens  to go to Syria. According to one report in Novaya Gazeta  the FSB even provided some of them with a passport and transportation to the Russian border. It was a shortsighted counterterrorism strategy. Two Dagestani men who traveled to isis-controlled territories in Syria in order to bring back their children told me that they heard as much Russian as Arabic on the streets of isis cities. An October report by the Soufan Center  a security-intelligence nonprofit  showed that more foreign fighters in Iraq and Syria came from Russia than from any other country. What will become of these Russian fighters  now better trained and battle-hardened  as isis territory continues to shrink? Some 400 have already returned to Russia  according to the Soufan Center report  but even those who don’t return home can wreak havoc: In April  a suicide bomber blew himself up at a St. Petersburg metro station  killing 13 people. Russian speakers outside the country who had joined isis were suspected of having radicalized him. Russia’s interference in the U.S. election was just as shortsighted. At first  Donald Trump’s victory seemed to be a great coup for  Putin . Kremlin loyalists celebrated Trump’s inauguration in Moscow  including at a live watch party with free-flowing champagne. And it conferred on Russia prestige of a sort. When I asked Victor Minin  the former Russian-government cybersecurity specialist who runs hackathons across Russia  about the effect of American media coverage of Russian hackers  he said  “It’s the brand of the year. It’s a good thing when  aside from oil  we have cutting-edge specialists and the whole world is talking about them.” But this victory has burned out even faster than the others. The fingerprints that the Russians left behind  once discovered  raised an uproar in Washington. Congress  in a rare near-unanimous vote  stripped Trump of the ability to unilaterally lift American sanctions on Russia. They will very likely remain in place indefinitely  a prospect Medvedev bemoaned in a Facebook post the day Trump reluctantly signed the bill into law. Unable to get back the two diplomatic compounds in the U.S. that had been seized during the last days of the Obama administration  the Russians plunged headfirst into a destructive tit for tat—which resulted in the seizure of three more Russian diplomatic posts. Ironically  one of the Russian institutions to suffer the most blowback for the Russian hack is the FSB  one of the agencies believed to be behind the 2016 interference. “Before 2016  the FSB had a good reputation in Washington ” Andrei Soldatov  the Russian journalist  told me. The head of the FSB “was considered a reliable partner in fighting terrorism.” But “it all ended in 2016  and it ended very badly.” FSB officers were put on the FBI’s most-wanted list for cybercriminals  an unprecedented retaliation. The head of the FSB’s elite cyber unit and his deputy were forced out; two other top officers from the unit ended up in Moscow’s most notorious jail. “They’re now under incredible pressure both from the inside and the outside ” Soldatov said. “Sometimes ” says Michael Hayden  a director of the National Security Agency under George W. Bush  “you have successful covert operations that you wish hadn’t succeeded.” Meddling in the U.S. election might have destabilized the American political system  but it is unclear how carefully  Putin  considered the potential consequences for  his  country.  His  goal is to stay in power another day  another year  and to deal with complications when—and if—they arise. The protests sparked by Navalny are a complication that has  for now  been dealt with. Police arrested 1 043 people on March 26 in Moscow alone. On October 7  following another  smaller round of protests  they arrested hundreds more. Navalny will not be allowed on the election ballot  according to various reports and one Kremlin insider I spoke with; a recent court finding against him following trumped-up charges of embezzlement will most likely be used to disqualify him. These were hardly the first protests that  Putin  has weathered. Massive prodemocracy  anti- Putin  demonstrations rocked Moscow in the winter of 2011–12—and were followed by a violent police crackdown on May 6  2012  the day before  Putin  was sworn in for a third time. Dozens of people  some of them first-time protesters  were given multiyear prison sentences. The Kremlin soon raised the penalties for participating in any kind of unsanctioned protest. Several people are now in jail simply for sharing or liking posts on social media. Olga Romanova  who founded the NGO Russia Behind Bars to provide Russians with legal assistance  told me that the lesson the government is preparing for this new batch of young protesters “will be bigger and harsher” than the one in 2012  and that “it will last years.” She said the state was threatening to separate protesting minors from their parents. The feared Investigative Committee “is calling in school principals  school psychologists  teachers for questioning ” Romanova said. “And they testify against the kids.” (This summer  under pressure from the Russian government  Romanova fled to Western Europe.)",
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            "input": "SINGAPORE/BANGKOK (Reuters) - When diaper maker DSG International (Thailand) wants to know what its customers are thinking  it often turns to Lazada  an e-commerce firm majority-owned by Alibaba Group Holding (BABA.N).\nFILE PHOTO: The Singapore Lazada website is seen in this illustration photo June 20  2017. REUTERS/Thomas White/Illustration/File Photo\nâData from  Lazada  has been used to position certain products where consumer preferences are different. For example  Thai customers like to buy diapers in special cartons  while Malaysians prefer multiple packs â says Chan.\nTo reach more customers and get a better handle on their online behavior  consumer goods companies are forging partnerships with e-commerce firms like  Lazada  and fashion website Zalora.\nThe conglomerate  which works with the likes of Singapore online grocer RedMart  Indonesiaâs Blibli and Vietnamâs Tiki  said it introduced its St Ives skincare brand on Lazada after seeing a trend towards natural products and shopper search data.\nâTraditional retailers will struggle to see customer behavior â said Lazada Thailandâs CEO  Alessandro Piscini. âWe can tell if a customer is pregnant from their search behavior.â\nLazada  he said  plans to use data science to help its merchants customize offers for specific customer groups based on age  gender and other preferences.\n Lazada  and Zalora are among the few e-commerce platforms that operate in multiple Southeast Asian countries. But the region is becoming a new battleground as Amazon (AMZN.O) and JD.com (JD.O) make beachheads in Singapore and Thailand.\n Lazada Thailand  will focus on partnering with fast-moving consumer goods companies to maintain  its  lead  Piscini said  and is expanding its logistics footprint across a region that has poor roads  clogged cities and thousands of often remote islands.\nThailandâs top consumer goods manufacturer Saha Group (SPI.BK) (SPC.BK) has seen online sales of some of its brands rise tenfold since it began a partnership with  Lazada  in June  but online still represents just 1-2 percent of total sales.",
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            "input": "BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese President Michel Aoun  who has refused to accept Saad Hariri’s resignation as prime minister unless  Hariri  returns from Saudi Arabia  welcomed comments from  Hariri  that  he  plans to come home soon  palace sources and visitors said on Monday.\nAoun has said he believes  Hariri  does not have free control over his own movements while in Saudi Arabia  and that this casts doubt on any statements  Hariri  makes. Nevertheless those close to Aoun said  the president  welcomed  Hariri ’s comments.\n“President Aoun expressed his pleasure at  Hariri ’s announcement of his return to Lebanon soon ” a source said.\nAoun said that  Hariri  was “leaving all doors open including rescinding  his  resignation”  according to one of a group of visitors who met Aoun. The visitors declined to be identified while discussing the closed-door conversations.\nThe visitors quoted Aoun as saying that  Hariri ’s remarks showed that the political deal underpinning Lebanon’s coalition government -- which includes both  Hariri ’s Sunni party and the heavily armed Shi‘ite movement Hezbollah -- still stands.\nAoun has been convening high level meetings with Lebanese politicians and diplomats since  Hariri  stepped down  and the visitors said the president believed that  Hariri ’s comments showed such efforts were working.\nNearly 24 hours after  Hariri ’s interview  which appeared on a TV station  he  owns  Hezbollah had still not commented on his remarks. Hezbollah’s allies in Iran said  Hariri ’s remarks gave hope  he  would return to Lebanon.\nIn  his  resignation speech Hariri  whose father  also a former prime minister  was killed by a bomb in 2005  said  he  feared assassination.  He  said in  his  interview eight days later that  he  was free to leave Saudi Arabia but that  his  movements were also guided by concern for  his  family’s safety.\nIn a televised statement  Future Movement lawmaker Ammar Houri said it supported  Hariri ’s statement that Lebanon should stay out of regional conflicts and reject Iran’s interference.\nSaudi Arabia denies that it coerced  Hariri  into resigning or has kept  him  from leaving. It has accused Lebanon of declaring war on it because of Hezbollah  and has advised Saudi citizens to leave Lebanon. Hezbollah says it was the Saudis who have declared war on Lebanon.\n Hariri ’s comments encouraged a recovery on Monday in Lebanese dollar bonds  which slumped last week.",
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            "input": "Very much so  as Chicago guitarist  Joel Paterson  and friends established Friday night at the Green Mill Jazz Club.\nFor starters   Paterson  belongs to a small but sophisticated coterie of Chicago jazz musicians who make early- and mid-20th-century musical traditions seem very nearly contemporary. Groups such as the Modern Sounds and the Fat Babies prove that great repertoire never gets old  as new generations of musicians refract it via contemporary sensibilities.\nYet listen to  Paterson   bassist Beau Sample and drummer Alex Hall deconstruct Christmas music  and youâre forced to admit that thereâs still something new to be said inside of these songs.\n Paterson  and the trio opened with one of the best of the bunch  âIâll Be Home for Christmas â the spare lines and elegant understatement of his solo guitar cutting to the essence of the piece. Moreover  by intertwining the famous melody with alternate themes   Paterson  evoked the spirit of Les Paul  whose innovative overdubbing techniques established the template for this kind of sound.\nPatersonâs âHi-Fi Christmasâ album amounts to an homage to Paul  and by performing several compositions from the album   Paterson  not only articulated  his  debt to the old master but also showed how Paulâs influence resonates in jazz-guitar playing today.\nNowhere was that more apparent than in the cheekiest moment of the set  when  Paterson  played a solo version of âI Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus â but accompanied by that track from the recording (minus the lead guitar). In effect   Paterson  was overdubbing  his  live solo part with the already overdubbed track  as fitting a salute to Paul as one might imagine. To hear  Paterson  weaving all these melodic threads in real time was to appreciate anew Paulâs genius  as well as  Paterson âs heartfelt testament to it.\nThis was the most ambitious moment of a set that otherwise reveled in the joy of familiar tunes sweetly played. Believe it or not   Paterson  spun worthy new motifs from âJingle Bellsâ and  stepping away from seasonal repertoire  evoked Chet Atkinsâ fingerpicking manner in âCaravan.â\nBut not everything was about Christmas   Paterson  inviting singer Oscar Wilson and organist Chris Foreman to the stage for deep excursions into the blues. Wilsonâs urgent vocals on âReconsider Meâ benefited from Foremanâs staccato chords and abrupt swells of sound on Hammond B-3 organ.\nWhen Wilson left the stage   Paterson  and Foreman partnered on the slowest version of âWinter Wonderlandâ Iâve ever heard  the performance just barely hanging together thanks to the guitaristâs consistently sustained melodic lines and Foremanâs atmospheric accompaniment (including an evocative blues coda).\n Joel Paterson  performs at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Green Mill Jazz Club  4802 N. Broadway; $15; 773-878-5552 or www.greenmilljazz.com.\nRELATED:  Joel Paterson  gives new meaning to Modern Sounds »",
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            "input": "As Jacobin 's Branko Marcetic reminds us , U.S. forces under the Bush administration killed multiple journalists , including shelling a hotel known to be full of international reporters . \nThe Bush administration 's failure to prevent the 911 attacks , followed by the non-sequitur invasion and occupation of Iraq , gave rise to ISIS and the world we know today . \nIt 's the opening of the National Museum of African-American History and Culture , and George W. Bush is sharing a brief snuggle with Michelle Obama . \nWithout Bush 's two most fateful decisions -- letting Wall Street run amok and invading Iraq -- it 's hard to imagine Trump 's metamorphosis from a second-rate reality TV star to president of the United States . \nLeft : President Bush disavows anti-Muslim sentiment after 911 , speaking at the Islamic Center of Washington on Sept. 17 , 2001 . \nHazy nostalgia for George W. Bush carries broader risks . \nBut where reputational rehab used to take a generation or two , Bush is trying to loosen the clutches of market-fresh infamy . \nNormalizing Bush weakens our already weak grip on history , making it that much harder to see how today 's political harvest was also cultivated by the administrations of Clinton , who signed the legislation implementing NAFTA and unleashed Wall Street , and Obama , who continued the Wall Street bailouts and allowed 90 percent of wealth creation during his tenure to accrue to the top 1 percent . \nThe immediate context for the \"normalizing\" of George W. Bush is the rise of Donald Trump . \nBut Bush 's policies created the conditions that brought Trump to power , and only in the wake of his own trademarked disasters does he look tame by comparison . \nPaul J. RichardsAFPGetty Images President Bush is informed of the attacks on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11 , 2001 , while attending a school reading event in Sarasota , Florida . \nLeft : President Bush looks out over Hurricane Katrina 's devastation as he flies back to Washington on Aug. 31 , 2005 . \nRight : Bush sits with New Orleans high school students Ashantae Martin -LRB- left -RRB- and Ronjae Pleasant at an event marking the 10th anniversary of Katrina on Aug. 28 , 2015 . \nBush 's advocates and former officials knew all along that presidential records are inevitably re-evaluated . \nThe reassessments started even before Bush left office , with the rise of the tea party and the weakening of the old Republican Party establishment . \nThe \"Embrace Seen Around the World\" has shown us how much harder remembering will be under the spell of social media , which may be shrinking our historical depth of field faster than Bush 's secret energy task force helped melt the Antarctic ice sheets . \nAmong followers of Palin , who morphed into tea partiers and later into Trump die-hards , Bush was considered little better than Barack Obama . -RRB- \nThe joke concerned recycling yesterday 's fashions at Urban Outfitters , but it hinted at a world where George W. Bush is recycled on national television and the pages of Time magazine . \nDuring Obama 's second term , it helped spawn an ironic reconsideration widespread enough for Vanity Fair to declare Bush \"a hipster icon .\" \nBuzzFeed went further , describing the born-to-wealth Bush as an \"outsider artist\" and offering \"15 Reasons George W. Bush Should Come Work For BuzzFeed Animals .\" \nBush helped birth Trump , but he also revived the soul of national resistance . \nThat resistance ca n't stop Bush and his fellow ex-presidents from trying to rewrite history and making tens of millions of dollars on the lecture circuit . \nLeft : Aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln on May 1 , 2003 , President Bush declares major fighting over in Iraq . \nRight : Bush 's paintings of wounded veterans hang at his presidential library in Dallas on Feb. 28 , 2017 . \nBy the time Trump clinched the GOP nomination last year , Bush 's approval numbers equaled Bill Clinton 's -- a huge turnaround since Bush 's ignominious departure from office . \nThen came the cute-bomb of the \"Embrace Seen Around the World ,\" followed more recently by the release of Bush 's coffee table art book , a sit-down on \"The Ellen DeGeneres Show\" and a People interview about his besties status with Michelle . \nIn these and other forums , Bush declared racism bad and criticized Trump 's ban on travelers from seven -LRB- now six -RRB- Muslim-majority countries . \nFor those desperate to escape the awful reality of the present , Bush 's comments reinforced the comforting delusion of a big-tent bipartisan #resistance that will return everything to the halcyon days of a completely sane and not-at-all racist Republican Party . \n\"Bush worked hard to sow tolerance for Muslim-Americans , convinced -- like President Obama -- that respect and openness was an asset in the fight against jihadists ,\" Slate 's Jamelle Bouie wrote in November 2015 , as Trump 's candidacy rose on the back of his proposed Muslim ban . \nAs president , Trump has shifted Americans ' vantage point on Bush , who seems competent , well-spoken , tolerant and humane by comparison . \nI 'm sitting here wistfully watching old George W. Bush speeches ,\" Ansari said . \nLeft : Ignoring reporters ' questions , President Bush turns to leave after announcing his support for a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage on Feb. 24 , 2004 . \nRight : Bush appears as a guest on \"The Ellen DeGeneres Show\" on March 2 , 2017 . \nMissing amid much of the reaction to Bush 's sensible words was the memory of his deeds . \nIf Bush really was n't so bad , then Trump is more of a dramatic switch from ages past than he 's already been judged . \nIt 's also what 's helping Bush . \nThey point out that Bush did much to create the very conditions that gave rise to Trump -- which , in turn , is driving his own expedited rehab . \nBush bears a more direct responsibility for the misery in the Middle East . \nIf Bush had never been president , or an execution-happy Texas governor , he might be a great buddy to talk baseball with . \nBush , it should be remembered , had plenty of warning : Millions marched in opposition to the Iraq invasion , a street echo of the Arab League 's ominous admonition that such a move would \"open the gates of hell .\" \nBrennan LinsleyPoolGetty Images A photo of President Bush hangs alongside other government and military leaders in the headquarters of the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay , Cuba , on Jan. 20 , 2009 . \nTrump is an admirer of torture and other Bush deeds that have only driven extremists ' recruitment . \nGiven the media 's role in rehabbing him , it seems necessary to note that Bush also hated the press .",
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            "input": "A 'Toothless' Old Law Could Have New Fangs  Thanks To Robert Mueller\nBut  Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller  isn't laughing — and neither may potential violators if  he  decides to make it  his  new weapon of choice.\nThen  in October  Mueller's office changed that when it indicted former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and  his  longtime business associate Rick Gates — instantly becoming the highest-profile FARA prosecution ever.\nThose charges have raised the question about whether  Mueller  has more up  his  sleeve for other people swept up in the Russia probe who could be connected with lobbying and influence work for foreign governments and entities.\n Mueller 's next steps\nWith Manafort and Gates charged  one next potential FARA target for  Mueller  is former national security adviser Michael Flynn. Flynn belatedly filed a FARA registration in March for work his consulting firm did on behalf of the Turkish government. That in itself isn't necessarily a problem — the Justice Department makes it a policy to accept late filings rather than punish the practice  as a means to encourage filing at all.",
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            "input": "Developer Sterling Bay has bought a United Soccer League expansion team to play in its planned sports and entertainment stadium along the Chicago River  with the goal of beginning play in the 2020 season   Sterling Bay Managing Principal Andy Gloor  said.\nSterling Bay and other investors will own and operate the USL team   Gloor  said.\n It  remains to be seen how the USL  a professional league one level below Major League Soccer  will fare in Chicago. But there is a passionate soccer fan base within the city  and many supporters of the sport have lamented the MLS Chicago Fire’s location in southwest suburban Bridgeview  as well as the team’s struggle to stay relevant in a market that includes teams in each of the major sports.\n“There are a lot of cities that have two soccer teams ”  Gloor  said. “New York and Los Angeles have two MLS teams. They can co-exist in a city the size of Chicago.”\nSpecific details of the Skidmore  Owings & Merrill-designed stadium are still being fine-tuned  but the venue is expected to have a retractable roof and about 20 000 seats.  Gloor  said. A retractable roof will allow the stadium to be used for events year-round  potentially including international soccer matches  college football and basketball games  concerts and other events   Gloor  said.\nProspective office tenants have expressed interest in having entertainment on the campus   Gloor  said. “The live-work-play aspect has to be there ”  Gloor  said. “You just can’t build a suburban office complex there. Having the entertainment component is important.”\n Gloor  said there are no current plans for Chicago’s USL team to have an MLS affiliation.\nA name has not yet been chosen for the team and Sterling Bay plans to solicit suggestions from the public before choosing one. Sterling Bay plans to build the stadium regardless of what happens with Amazon or other prospective office tenants   Gloor  said.",
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            "input": "ROME—Seun Adigun  the driver for the Nigerian bobsleigh Olympic team competing in Pyeongchang this weekend  doesn’t like snow. She finds it cold and messy and  most of all  slippery.\n Adigun   along with her brake women Akuoma Omeoga and Ngozi Onwumere  are the first-ever Nigerian team competing in a winter Olympics (not to mention the first-ever bobsled team to ever represent an African nation). In their native Nigeria  a country often in the headlines for corruption and terrorism  most people have never even heard of the sport.\n“Just because you don't know what it means to see snow or to understand temperatures that are equivalent to ice  that doesn't mean you have to shy away from it \"  Adigun  said at the celebration  according to press reports. \"That's what Africa is representing  that we can take those risks and still be able to compete with the best in the world.\"\n Adigun  even built the team’s first sled  which  she  called the Maeflower after  her  late sister-in-law  in  her  student garage in Houston  Texas  where  she  is working on double masters degrees.  She  qualified to train with the U.S. bobsled team  but in 2016  after learning Nigeria has never had a winter Olympics sports team  started  her  own team to compete for the African nation.\n “ Adigun  competed under the Nigerian flag in the 2012 summer Olympics in London and is a three-time Nigerian national track and field champion.  Her  teammates are also track and field stars. ”\nAdigun  a track and field Olympian  competed under the Nigerian flag in the 2012 summer Olympics in London and is a three-time Nigerian national track and field champion and a two-time African continental track and field champion.  Her  teammates are also track and field stars who have competed in African and American competitions.",
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            "input": "Rick Pitino   the masterful coach first lured to this basketball-besotted state in 1989 to heal somebody else’s scandal  finally toppled 28 years later Wednesday in the gusts of the latest scandal in  his  own program. By the time the University of Louisville placed  him  on unpaid administrative leave and shut off  his  access to a promising 17th season —  he  previously coached the University of Kentucky from 1989 to 1997 — it left a city woozy with scandal fatigue.\n Pitino  expressed dismay and surprise at the allegations Tuesday  just as  he  had after the revelations that former Louisville assistant Andre McGee had paid a Louisville escort to entertain the Cardinals’ players and recruits.\n“These allegations come as a complete shock to me ”  Pitino  said in a statement released Tuesday. “If true  I agree with the U.S. Attorney’s Office that these third-party schemes  initiated by a few bad actors  operated to commit a fraud on the impacted universities and their basketball programs  including the University of Louisville. Our fans and supporters deserve better and I am committed to taking whatever steps are needed to ensure those responsible are held accountable.”\nThe men’s basketball program is already under NCAA probation for the 2015 scandal.  Pitino  faced a five-game suspension during the upcoming season as part of the penalties; in addition  Louisville was ordered to return money received for NCAA tournament appearances from 2012 through 2015 and to vacate 123 wins during that period  including the 2013 national championship. The university has appealed the ruling.\n Pitino  found success at nearly every NCAA stop  he  made in a coaching career that began in the mid-1970s. At Boston University   his  first head coaching job   he  led the Terriers to their first NCAA tournament appearance in 24 years.  Pitino  parlayed that success into a two-year run at Providence  where  he  guided the Friars to the 1987 Final Four.\nThen  after a two-year run coaching the New York Knicks   he  left  his  dream NBA job in 1989 to take over at tradition-rich but scandal-plagued Kentucky  even though the Wildcats would be banned from live television in  his  first season and from the NCAA tournament in  his  first two seasons.\nAfter that  however   Pitino  quickly had Kentucky back among the nation’s elite  with a memorable Elite Eight appearance in the Wildcats’ first post-probation season in 1992 and a Final Four bid the season after that   his  first of three appearances in the national semifinals at the school. In 1996   he  led Kentucky to its first national title in 18 years.\nAfter an unsuccessful four-year run as coach and team president of the Boston Celtics   he  was back at another faded Kentucky power: Louisville  which had not won an NCAA tournament game in Denny Crum’s last four seasons.",
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            "input": "Speaking earlier about progress towards the merger   Essilor’s Chief Operating Officer Laurent Vacherot  said: “We are serene ” repeating that the deal was expected to close in the first half of 2018.\nAnnouncing its annual results   Essilor  said  it  was targeting revenue growth of around 4 percent in 2018. Revenues rose 3.1 percent on a like-for-like basis to 7.5 billion euros last year  partly helped by higher sales in North America.\nA measure of profitability stripping out the cost of sales and operating expenses stood at 18.2 percent of revenue in 2017  down from 18.6 in 2016 and is forecast at a minimum of 18.3 percent in 2018.  The company  gave few further details.\n Vacherot  said Essilor would keep pursuing  its  strategy of bolt-on acquisitions in 2018  particularly in China and India.",
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            "input": "Los Angeles (AFP) –  Swimming great Michael Phelps  revealed that  he  has battled severe anxiety and depression for much of  his  life which drove  him  to consider suicide after  his  success at the 2012 Olympics.\nSpeaking at a mental health conference in Chicago on Tuesday  the 23-time Olympic gold medal winner talked openly about  his  long battle with crippling depression and is encouraging others to get help like  he  did.\n“After every Olympics I think I fell into a major state of depression ”  the 32-year-old Phelps  said.\n Phelps  said  he  reached rock bottom following the 2012 Olympics in London where  he  won four gold medals and two silver. For four days  he  remained in  his  room without food or sleep.\n“I didn’t want to be in the sport anymore ”  he  said. “I didn’t want to be alive.”\nWhen  he  hit a low point in  his  depression   Phelps  said  “You do contemplate suicide.”\nOver the past two years  Phelps  has opened up about  his  struggles. Once again   Phelps  said  his  depression and anxiety problems have been a staple of  his  life for the past 17 years.\n“We’re supposed to be this big  macho  physically strong human beings  but this is not a weakness ”  he  said. “We are seeking and reaching for help.”\n Phelps  won his first gold medal in 2004 at the Athens Olympic Games. That same year the 15-year-old from Baltimore experienced his first “depression spell”.\n Phelps  said as  he  got older  his  depression led to  his  abusing drugs and alcohol.\nIn 2008  after winning a record eight gold medals at the Beijing Games   Phelps  was photographed smoking from a bong.  He  has also been arrested twice for drink driving.\n“It would be just me self-medicating  myself   basically daily  to try to fix whatever it was that I was trying to run from ”  he  said.\n Phelps  isn’t the first Olympic national hero to battle dark demons outside the pool.\nLike  Phelps   Thorpe chose to “self-medicate” with alcohol to try and manage  his  vicious mood swings and silence the horrible thoughts going through  his  head.\nIn an interview with CNN this week   Phelps  said  he  wants to eliminate the stigma associated with mental illness.\n“(Mental illness) has a stigma around it and that’s something we still deal with every day ” said  Phelps . “I think people actually finally understand it is real. People are talking about it and I think this is the only way that it can change.”",
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            "input": "CLOSE  Robert Mueller  will oversee the Russia investigation. Here's a look at  his  background. USA TODAY\n Then-FBI director Robert Mueller  testifies during a Senate Appropriations hearing on Capitol Hill on May 16  2013. (Photo: Brendan Smialowski  AFP/Getty Images)\nWASHINGTON — A Congress utterly fractured by partisan bickering came to rare bipartisan agreement Wednesday night as members of both parties effusively praised the selection of  former FBI director Robert Mueller  as special counsel in charge of the FBI's investigation into Russian attempts to influence the 2016 election.\nSenate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer  D-N.Y. said  “ Former Director Mueller  is exactly the right kind of individual for this job. I now have significantly greater confidence that the investigation will follow the facts wherever they lead.\"\nHouse Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Jason Chaffetz  R-Utah — who announced Tuesday that he was demanding from the FBI copies of memos written by former FBI director James Comey summarizing his conversations with President Trump — tweeted Wednesday that \" Mueller  is a great selection. Impeccable credentials. Should be widely accepted.\"\nHouse Speaker Paul Ryan  R-Wis.  said  \"My priority has been to ensure thorough and independent investigations are allowed to follow the facts wherever they may lead. That is what we’ve been doing here in the House.  The addition of Robert Mueller as special counsel  is consistent with this goal  and I welcome  his  role at the Department of Justice.\"\nRep Adam Kinzinger  R-Ill.  called  Mueller  \" a well respected and trusted veteran of the FBI\" and said \"this special counsel appointment is a step in the right direction on getting answers on the many questions we have with Russian meddling in our election and our democracy.\"\nRepublican Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio tweeted: \"The issue of Russian meddling in our election must be investigated fully & former FBI dir.  Mueller  is well qualified to oversee this probe.\"\nOn Wednesday  McConnell said \"The decision by the Deputy Attorney General to appoint former FBI Director Robert Mueller as a special counsel confirms that the investigation into Russian intervention into our election will continue  as stated last week by Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe. The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence will also continue its investigation into this matter.\"\nIntelligence Chairman Richard Burr  R-N.C.  and Vice Chairman Mark Warner  D-Va.  issued a joint statement echoing McConnell's commitment to the committee's investigation.  Mueller 's selection \"will provide some certainty for the American people that the investigation will proceed fairly and free of political influence “ they wrote. The committee \"will continue its own investigation and to the extent any deconfliction is required  we will engage with Director Mueller and our expectation is that he will engage with the Committee as well.”\nEven as Democrats praised  Mueller 's credentials  many said they still plan to push for an independent commission  similar to the 9/11 Commission  to investigate Russian meddling in the election and issue a public report.\n\" Director Mueller  will still be in the chain of command under the Trump-appointed leadership of the Justice Department \" said House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi  D-Calif. \"He cannot take the place of a truly independent  outside commission that is completely free from the Trump administration’s meddling.\"",
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            "input": "Earlier   Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy  urged the separatist leader of the regional Catalan government  Carles Puigdemont  to cancel plans for declaring independence in order to avoid \"greater evils.\"\nIn an interview with Spain's official EFE news agency   Rajoy  said the solution in Catalonia \"is the prompt return to legality and the affirmation  as early as possible  that there will be no unilateral declaration of independence  because that way greater evils will be avoided.\"\nIn this photo taken on Oct. 2  2017  Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy begins a meeting with socialist opposition leader Pedro Sanchez at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid  Spain. Spain's Prime Minister on Thursday Oct. 5  2017  has urged the separatist leader of the regional Catalan government to cancel plans for declaring the independence of Catalonia in order to avoid \"greater evils.\" (AP Photo/Paul White)\nPablo Iglesias  the leader of the Spanish opposition party Podemos  called  Rajoy  and urged him to seek mediation. But  Rajoy  insists that regional president Carles Puigdemont must first drop the threat of declaring independence  which was seen by some as a slight easing of his opposition to talks.\n Rajoy  has been under pressure to act without further tarnishing his image or inflaming separatist sentiment in the region  where a strong cultural identity has mixed with years of grievances for what many Catalans see as an unfair economic treatment of the region  one of Spain's richest.",
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            "input": "Northwest Side Ald.  John Arena  filed a complaint with the Civilian Office of Police Accountability alleging Chicago police officers may have violated the department’s code of conduct by making racially charged online comments about a controversial Jefferson Park apartment development plan that includes affordable housing.\n Arena  made the complaint in mid-January  amid a long-running fight over the project in which supporters have claimed opponents are trying to keep minorities from moving into the bungalow belt neighborhood.\nThe 45th Ward alderman said his office had presented the City Hall inspector general’s office with numerous examples of people identifying themselves as police officers in their online profiles or appearing in profile photos in police uniforms while using “racially charged language” to oppose the building on social media. The inspector general’s office told  Arena  to take the complaints to COPA because it potentially involved police officers.\n Arena  said he didn’t do any kind of investigation of whether the 31 are  in fact  police officers  saying “that will be up to COPA.”  Arena ’s office declined to provide examples of the comments it forwarded to COPA  citing the ongoing investigation.\nOn Friday  the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police posted a letter on its website from attorney Timothy Grace to  Arena   saying if the alderman doesn’t withdraw the complaint  the union would sue him on behalf of any police officers who turn up among the comments he submitted.\nThe letter says officers spoke out in opposition to the project while off duty and that there are congestion issues and other “race neutral” concerns. The letter states that  Arena ’s “decision to threaten their job security and their reputations for expressing their opinions appears retaliatory and motivated as a means to stifle their opposition.”\n Arena  declined to comment on the police union letter. After he filed the complaint   Arena  said that he wanted the police oversight agency to determine whether the comments breached department rules.",
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            "input": "South Africa Elects Cyril Ramaphosa  As Its New President\n Cyril Ramaphosa  has waited for this moment a long time.\nFollowing Thursday's vote in the National Assembly   Ramaphosa  took words of praise from supporters and overt electoral threats from opposition leaders — then stood at the same podium where  22 years ago   he  shepherded the ratification of South Africa's constitution.\n Ramaphosa  promised to \"continue to improve the lives of our people \" and said  he  would \"work very hard to try to not disappoint the people of South Africa.\"\nIt was a clear indication  he  plans to take the country in a different direction from  his  predecessor. On Friday night   Ramaphosa  will deliver  his  first State of the Nation Address  which  he  said would outline  his  plans to fight corruption in the country.\nIt's a speech  he  will have waited decades to give.",
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            "input": "A former host of  'E! News ' Catt Sadler   says she left the network after learning of a 'massive disparity in pay' compared to a male co-host. (Photo: Brandon Hickman/E! Entertainment)\nFormer E!  News host Catt Sadler  is responding to E!'s defense of  her  salary  which  she  claims was nearly half that of  her  male co-host Jason Kennedy.\nE! chief Frances Berwick confirmed a difference in salaries between  Sadler  and Kennedy during a Television Critics Association panel Tuesday  but attributed the pay gap to a difference in roles.\n“ Catt Sadler  and Jason Kennedy had different roles and therefore different salaries ” he said. “Catt was focused on daytime. Jason Kennedy is on primetime evening news  plus red carpet. Our employees’ salaries are based on their roles and their expertise  regardless of gender. We wish Catt well  but I hope that sets the record straight on that.”\nThe defense echoes a statement the company provided to USA TODAY at the time of  Sadler 's pay gap claims in December.\n“E! compensates employees fairly and appropriately based on their roles  regardless of gender \" the statement reads. \"We appreciate  Catt Sadler ’s many contributions at E! News and wish her all the best following her decision to leave the network.”\nIn an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published Wednesday   Sadler  disagreed with the network's statement  saying it wasn't about being underpaid but \"about the gross disparity between two similarly situated equals at the network.\"\n\"Time is up. We want diversity and we want intersectional gender parity. We want equal pay. You know  I was so shocked to hear that E! doesn’t believe in paying their female co-hosts the same as their male co-hosts \" she told E!'s Giuliana Rancic. \"I miss Catt Sadler  and we stand with her. And that's something that can change tomorrow.\"\n\"We support gender equity and equal pay  and we hope that E! follows that lead with  Catt  as well \" she said. \"We stand with you  Catt .\"",
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            "input": "For his campaign , Romney assembled a veteran group of Republican staffers , consultants , and pollsters . \n-LSB- 230 -RSB- -LSB- 245 -RSB- These resources , combined with the mid-year near-collapse of nominal front-runner John McCain 's campaign , made Romney a threat to win the nomination and the focus of the other candidates ' attacks . \n-LSB- 246 -RSB- Romney 's staff suffered from internal strife ; the candidate himself was at times indecisive , often asking for more data before making a decision . \nDuring all of his political campaigns , Romney has avoided speaking publicly about Mormon doctrines , referring to the U.S. Constitution 's prohibition of religious tests for public office . \n-LSB- 248 -RSB- But persistent questions about the role of religion in Romney 's life , as well as Southern Baptist minister and former Governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee 's rise in the polls based upon an explicitly Christian-themed campaign , led to the December 6 , 2007 , \"Faith in America\" speech . \n-LSB- 249 -RSB- In the speech Romney declared , \"I believe in my Mormon faith and endeavor to live by it . \n-LSB- 12 -RSB- Romney added that he should neither be elected nor rejected based upon his religion , -LSB- 250 -RSB- and echoed Senator John F. Kennedy 's famous speech during his 1960 presidential campaign in saying , \"I will put no doctrine of any church above the plain duties of the office and the sovereign authority of the law .\" \nRomney became a management consultant and in 1977 secured a position at Bain & Company . \n-LSB- 356 -RSB- -LSB- 357 -RSB- That initial debate overshadowed Obama 's improved presentation in the last two debates later in October , and Romney maintained a small advantage in the debates when seen as a whole . \nThe campaign 's strategy called for winning the initial two contests -- the January 3 , 2008 , Iowa Republican caucuses and the adjacent-to-his-home-state January 8 New Hampshire primary -- and propelling Romney nationally . \nAfter stepping down from Bain Capital and his local leadership role in the LDS Church , Romney ran as the Republican candidate in the 1994 Massachusetts election for U.S. Senate . \n-LSB- 238 -RSB- -LSB- 256 -RSB- Romney seemed to approach the campaign as a management consulting exercise , and showed a lack of personal warmth and political feel ; journalist Evan Thomas wrote that Romney \"came off as a phony , even when he was perfectly sincere .\" \n-LSB- 238 -RSB- -LSB- 257 -RSB- The fervor with which Romney adopted his new stances and attitudes contributed to the perception of inauthenticity that hampered the campaign . \n-LSB- 62 -RSB- -LSB- 258 -RSB- Romney 's staff would conclude that competing as a candidate of social conservatism and ideological purity rather than of pragmatic competence had been a mistake . \nElected Governor of Massachusetts in 2002 , Romney helped develop and then signed into law the Massachusetts health care reform legislation , the first of its kind in the nation . \nA win by McCain over Huckabee in South Carolina , and by Romney over McCain in childhood-home Michigan , set up a pivotal battle in the Florida primary . \n-LSB- 259 -RSB- -LSB- 260 -RSB- Romney campaigned intensively on economic issues and the burgeoning subprime mortgage crisis , while McCain attacked Romney regarding Iraq policy and benefited from endorsements from Florida officeholders . \n-LSB- 259 -RSB- -LSB- 260 -RSB- Although many Republican officials were now lining up behind McCain , -LSB- 260 -RSB- Romney persisted through the nationwide Super Tuesday contests on February 5 . \nRomney 's considerable net worth , estimated in 2012 at $ 190 -- 250 million , helped finance his political campaigns prior to 2012 . \n-LSB- 261 -RSB- Trailing McCain in delegates by a more than two-to-one margin , Romney announced the end of his campaign on February 7 . \nRomney was the Republican Party 's nominee for President of the United States in the 2012 election . \nAltogether , Romney had won 11 primaries and caucuses , -LSB- 262 -RSB- receiving about 4.7 million votes -LSB- 263 -RSB- and garnering about 280 delegates . \nRomney kept a low profile for a while after the election , but later became more visible politically . \nRomney endorsed McCain for president a week later , -LSB- 264 -RSB- and McCain had Romney on a short list for vice presidential running mate , where his business experience would have balanced one of McCain 's weaknesses . \nSee also : Romney family . \nRomney supported the Bush administration 's Troubled Asset Relief Program in response to the late-2000s financial crisis , later saying that it prevented the U.S. financial system from collapsing . \nFollowing the 2008 election , Romney laid the groundwork for a likely 2012 presidential campaign by using his Free and Strong America political action committee -LRB- PAC -RRB- to raise money for other Republican candidates and pay his existing political staff 's salaries and consulting fees . \n-LSB- 281 -RSB- -LSB- 283 -RSB- In February 2010 , Romney had a minor altercation with LMFAO member Skyler Gordy , known as Sky Blu , on an airplane flight . \nRomney has three older siblings , Margo , Jane , and Scott . \n-LSB- 14 -RSB- Romney was referred to as \"Billy\" until kindergarten , when he expressed a preference for \"Mitt\" . \nRomney and Obama shaking hands . \n-LSB- 279 -RSB- Romney maintained his voting registration in Massachusetts , however , and bought a smaller condominium in Belmont during 2010 . \nRomney attended public elementary schools until the seventh grade , when he enrolled as one of only a few Mormon students at Cranbrook School , a private upscale boys ' preparatory school a few miles from his home . \nCasual photograph of Mitt Romney indoors seated and signing books . \n-LSB- 18 -RSB- -LSB- 22 -RSB- Romney took up residence at Cranbrook when his newly elected father began spending most of his time at the state capitol . \n-LSB- 287 -RSB- In the book , Romney writes of his belief in American exceptionalism , -LSB- 288 -RSB- and presents his economic and geopolitical views rather than anecdotes about his personal or political life . \nAt Cranbrook , Romney helped manage the ice hockey team , and he joined the pep squad . \nImmediately following the March 2010 passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act , Romney attacked the landmark legislation as \"an unconscionable abuse of power\" and said the act should be repealed . \n-LSB- 18 -RSB- -LSB- 20 -RSB- Romney was involved in several pranks while attending Cranbrook . \n-LSB- 291 -RSB- While acknowledging that his plan was an imperfect work in progress , Romney did not back away from it . \nIn nationwide opinion polling for the 2012 Republican Presidential primaries , Romney led or placed in the top three with Palin and Huckabee . \nA January 2010 National Journal survey of political insiders found that a majority of Republican insiders and a plurality of Democratic insiders predicted Romney would be the party 's 2012 nominee . \n-LSB- 294 -RSB- Romney campaigned heavily for Republican candidates in the 2010 midterm elections , -LSB- 295 -RSB- raising more money than the other prospective 2012 Republican presidential candidates . \nRomney attended Stanford University during the 1965-66 academic year . \n-LSB- 18 -RSB- As opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War grew , a group staged a May 1966 sit-in at Stanford 's administration building to demonstrate against draft status tests ; Romney joined a counter-protest against that group . \nOn June 2 , 2011 , Romney formally announced the start of his campaign . \nMain article : Mitt Romney presidential campaign , 2012 . \nMitt Romney sitting outdoors during daytime , with crowd behind him holding up blue and white \"Romney\" signs . \nOn April 11 , 2011 , Romney announced , via a video taped outdoors at the University of New Hampshire , that he had formed an exploratory committee for a run for the Republican presidential nomination . \n-LSB- 11 -RSB- Most individual Mormon missionaries do not gain many converts -LSB- nb 4 -RSB- and Romney was no exception : -LSB- 33 -RSB- he later estimated ten to twenty for his entire mission . \nRomney stood to benefit from the Republican electorate 's tendency to nominate candidates who had previously run for president , and thus appeared to be next in line to be chosen . \n-LSB- 40 -RSB- When the French expressed opposition to the U.S. role in the Vietnam War , Romney debated them . \n-LSB- 297 -RSB- -LSB- 299 -RSB- -LSB- 301 -RSB- As many potential Republican candidates with star power and fundraising ability decided not to run -LRB- including Mike Pence , John Thune , Haley Barbour , Mike Huckabee , and Mitch Daniels -RRB- , Republican party figures searched for plausible alternatives to Romney . \n-LSB- nb 6 -RSB- Romney then became co-president of a mission that had become demoralized and disorganized after the May 1968 general strike and student uprisings and the car accident . \n-LSB- 41 -RSB- With Romney rallying the others , the mission met its goal of 200 baptisms for the year , the most in a decade . \n-LSB- 33 -RSB- -LSB- 42 -RSB- As a result of his experience there , Romney developed a lifelong affection for France and its people and has also remained fluent in French . \nRomney raised $ 56 million during 2011 , more than double the amount raised by any of his Republican opponents , -LSB- 306 -RSB- and refrained from spending his own money on the campaign . \nAt their first meeting following his return , Romney and Ann Davies reconnected and decided to get married . \n-LSB- 45 -RSB- Romney began attending Brigham Young University -LRB- BYU -RRB- , where she had been studying . \n-LSB- 309 -RSB- Perry and Romney exchanged sharp criticisms of each other during a series of debates among the Republican candidates . \nRomney continued to seek support from a wary Republican electorate ; at this point in the race , his poll numbers were relatively flat and at a historically low level for a Republican frontrunner . \n-LSB- 311 -RSB- -LSB- 315 -RSB- -LSB- 316 -RSB- After the charges of flip-flopping that marked his 2008 campaign began to accumulate again , Romney declared in November 2011 : \"I 've been as consistent as human beings can be .\" \n-LSB- 317 -RSB- -LSB- 318 -RSB- -LSB- 319 -RSB- In the final month before voting began , Newt Gingrich experienced a significant surge -- taking a solid lead in national polls and most of the early caucus and primary states -LSB- 320 -RSB- -- before settling back into parity or worse with Romney following a barrage of negative ads from Restore Our Future , a pro-Romney Super PAC . \n-LSB- 49 -RSB- During the U.S. military draft for the Vietnam War , Romney sought and received two 2-S student deferments , then a 4-D ministerial deferment while living in France as a Mormon missionary . \nIn the initial contest , the 2012 Iowa caucuses of January 3 , election officials announced Romney as ahead with 25 percent of the vote , edging out a late-gaining Rick Santorum by eight votes -LRB- an also-strong Ron Paul finished third -RRB- . \n-LSB- 323 -RSB- A week after the Iowa caucuses , Romney earned a decisive win in the New Hampshire primary with a total of 39 percent of the vote ; Paul finished second and Jon Huntsman , Jr. third . \nAt culturally conservative BYU , Romney remained isolated from much of the upheaval of that era . \n-LSB- 254 -RSB- Huckabee and McCain criticized Romney 's image as a flip flopper -LSB- 254 -RSB- and this label would stick to Romney through the campaign -LSB- 230 -RSB- -LRB- one that Romney rejected as unfair and inaccurate , except for his acknowledged change of mind on abortion -RRB- . \nIn the run-up to the South Carolina Republican primary , Gingrich launched ads criticizing Romney for causing job losses while at Bain Capital , Perry referred to Romney 's role there as \"vulture capitalism\" , and Sarah Palin pressed Romney to prove his claim that he created 100,000 jobs during that time . \n-LSB- 325 -RSB- -LSB- 326 -RSB- Many conservatives rallied in defense of Romney , rejecting what they inferred as criticism of free-market capitalism . \n-LSB- 325 -RSB- During two debates in the state , Romney fumbled questions about releasing his income tax returns , while Gingrich gained support with audience-rousing attacks on the debate moderators . \n-LSB- 327 -RSB- -LSB- 328 -RSB- Romney 's double-digit lead in state polls evaporated ; he lost to Gingrich by 13 points in the January 21 primary . \n-LSB- 327 -RSB- Combined with the delayed loss in Iowa , Romney 's admitted poor week represented a lost chance to end the race early , and he quickly decided to release two years of his tax returns . \n-LSB- 327 -RSB- -LSB- 329 -RSB- The race turned to the Florida Republican primary , where in debates , appearances , and advertisements , Romney launched a sustained barrage against Gingrich 's past record and associations and current electability . \nBenjamin -LRB- 1978 -RRB- and Craig -LRB- 1981 -RRB- would arrive later , after Romney had begun his career . \nMitt Romney wanted to pursue a business career , but his father advised him that a law degree would be valuable to his career even if he never practiced law . \nSeveral caucuses and primaries took place during February , and Santorum won three in a single night early in the month , propelling him into the lead in national and some state polls and positioning him as Romney 's chief rival . \n-LSB- 333 -RSB- Days later , Romney told the Conservative Political Action Conference that he had been a \"severely conservative governor\" -LSB- 334 -RSB- -LRB- while during his term in 2005 he had maintained that his positions were moderate and characterized reports that he was shifting to the right to attract conservative votes a media distortion -RRB- . \n-LSB- 335 -RSB- Romney won the other five February contests , including a closely fought one in his home state of Michigan at the end of the month . \n-LSB- 291 -RSB- The antipathy Republicans felt for it created a potential problem for the former governor , since the new federal law was in many ways similar to the Massachusetts health care reform passed during Romney 's gubernatorial tenure ; as one Associated Press article stated , \"Obamacare ... looks a lot like Romneycare .\" \n-LSB- 338 -RSB- Romney maintained his delegate margin through subsequent contests , -LSB- 339 -RSB- and Santorum suspended his campaign on April 10 . \n-LSB- 340 -RSB- Following a sweep of five more contests on April 24 , the Republican National Committee put its resources to work for Romney as the party 's presumptive nominee . \n-LSB- 341 -RSB- Romney clinched a majority of the delegates with a win in the Texas primary on May 29 . \nMain article : Business career of Mitt Romney . \nRecruited by several firms in 1975 , Romney joined the Boston Consulting Group -LRB- BCG -RRB- , reasoning that working as a management consultant for a variety of companies would better prepare him for a future position as a chief executive . \n-LSB- 343 -RSB- A related issue dealt with Romney 's purported responsibility for actions at Bain Capital after taking the Olympics post . \n-LSB- 98 -RSB- -LSB- 100 -RSB- Romney faced demands from Democrats to release additional years of his tax returns , an action a number of Republicans also felt would be wise ; after being adamant that he would not do that , he released summaries of them in late September . \n-LSB- 110 -RSB- -LSB- 344 -RSB- During May and June , the Obama campaign spent heavily and was able to paint a negative image of Romney in voters ' minds before the Romney campaign could construct a positive one . \nIn July 2012 , Romney visited the United Kingdom , Israel , and Poland , meeting leaders in an effort to raise his credibility as a world statesman . \n-LSB- 56 -RSB- -LSB- 62 -RSB- -LSB- 65 -RSB- Bain himself would later say of the thirty-year-old Romney , \"He had the appearance -LSB- sic -RSB- of confidence of a guy who was maybe ten years older .\" \n-LSB- 347 -RSB- -LSB- 348 -RSB- Israeli Prime Minister -LRB- and former BCG colleague -RRB- Benjamin Netanyahu , embraced Romney , though some Palestinians criticized him for suggesting that Israel 's culture led to their greater economic success . \n-LSB- 56 -RSB- -LSB- 62 -RSB- Romney became a vice-president of the firm in 1978 , -LSB- 15 -RSB- working with such clients as the Monsanto Company , Outboard Marine Corporation , Burlington Industries , and Corning Incorporated . \n-LSB- 448 -RSB- In February 2017 , Romney stated that Trump is \"off to a very strong start\" in fulfilling his campaign promises , although he has \"no regrets\" about his anti-Trump speech . \nOn August 11 , 2012 , the Romney campaign announced the selection of Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin as his vice-presidential running mate . \nOn August 28 , 2012 , the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa , Florida , officially nominated Romney as their candidate for the presidency . \n-LSB- 351 -RSB- Romney became the first Mormon to be a major-party presidential nominee . \nTwo family incidents during this time later surfaced during Romney 's political campaigns . \n-LSB- 68 -RSB- -LSB- 69 -RSB- A state park ranger in 1981 told Romney his motorboat had an insufficiently visible license number and that he would face a $ 50 fine if he took the boat onto the lake . \nDisagreeing about the license and wanting to continue a family outing , Romney took it out anyway , saying he would pay the fine . \nRomney went on to say : \"And so my job is not to worry about those people . \n-LSB- 47 -RSB- The dog incident in particular later became fodder for Romney 's critics and political opponents . \nCounty-by-county results of the election , shaded by percentage won : Obama in blue , Romney in red . \nMedia figures and political analysts widely viewed Romney as having delivered a stronger and more focused presentation than did President Obama . \nIn 1984 , Romney left Bain & Company to cofound the spin-off private equity investment firm , Bain Capital . \n-LSB- 72 -RSB- He had initially refrained from accepting Bill Bain 's offer to head the new venture , until Bain rearranged the terms in a complicated partnership structure so that there was no financial or professional risk to Romney . \n-LSB- 56 -RSB- -LSB- 66 -RSB- -LSB- 73 -RSB- Bain and Romney raised the $ 37 million in funds needed to start the new operation , which had seven employees . \n-LSB- 59 -RSB- -LSB- 74 -RSB- Romney held the titles of president -LSB- 75 -RSB- and managing general partner . \n-LSB- 359 -RSB- Romney garnered 206 electoral college votes to Obama 's 332 , losing all but one of nine battleground states , and 47 percent of the nationwide popular vote to Obama 's 51 percent . \n-LSB- 360 -RSB- -LSB- 361 -RSB- Media accounts described Romney as \"shellshocked\" by the result . \n-LSB- 362 -RSB- But Romney 's get out the vote operation had been inferior to Obama 's , both in person-to-person organization and in voter modeling and outreach technology -LSB- 363 -RSB- -LRB- the latter exemplified by the failure of the Project Orca application -RRB- . \nRomney set up a system in which any partner could veto one of these potential opportunities , and he personally saw so many weaknesses that few venture capital investments were approved in the initial two years . \n-LSB- 56 -RSB- The firm 's first significant success was a 1986 investment to help start Staples Inc. , after founder Thomas G. Stemberg convinced Romney of the market size for office supplies and Romney convinced others ; Bain Capital eventually reaped a nearly sevenfold return on its investment , and Romney sat on the Staples board of directors for over a decade . \n-LSB- 364 -RSB- Reflecting on his defeat during a conference call to hundreds of fundraisers and donors a week after the election , Romney attributed the outcome to Obama 's having secured the votes of specific interest groups , including African Americans , Hispanic Americans , young people , and women , by offering them what Romney called \"extraordinary financial gifts .\" \nRomney soon switched Bain Capital 's focus from startups to the relatively new business of leveraged buyouts : buying existing companies with money mostly borrowed from banking institutions using the newly bought companies ' assets as collateral , then taking steps to improve the companies ' value , and finally selling those companies once their value peaked , usually within a few years . \nSee also : Issues and positions throughout Romney 's political career . \nRomney discovered few investment opportunities himself -LRB- and those that he did , often failed to make money for the firm -RRB- . \nRomney meeting with President Obama after the 2012 presidential election . \n-LSB- 84 -RSB- Within Bain Capital , Romney spread profits from deals widely within the firm to keep people motivated , often keeping less than ten percent for himself . \n-LSB- 85 -RSB- Data-driven , Romney often played the role of a devil 's advocate during exhaustive analysis of whether to go forward with a deal . \n-LSB- 56 -RSB- Romney served on the board of directors of Damon Corporation , a medical testing company later found guilty of defrauding the government ; Bain Capital tripled its investment before selling off the company , and the fraud was discovered by the new owners -LRB- Romney was never implicated -RRB- . \n-LSB- 56 -RSB- In some cases , Romney had little involvement with a company once Bain Capital acquired it . \nRomney pledged to lead an effort to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act -LRB- \"Obamacare\" -RRB- and replace it with a system that gives states more control over Medicaid and makes health insurance premiums tax-advantaged for individuals in the same way they are for businesses . \n-LSB- 429 -RSB- Romney publicly criticized Trump for not releasing his taxes , saying there might be a \"bombshell\" in them . \n-LSB- 86 -RSB- Referring to the layoffs that sometimes occurred , Romney said in 2007 : \"Sometimes the medicine is a little bitter but it is necessary to save the life of the patient . \nRomney opposed the use of mandatory limits on greenhouse gas emissions to deal with global warming . \nIn 1990 , facing financial collapse , Bain & Company asked Romney to return . \nRomney labeled Russia as America 's \"number one geopolitical foe\" , -LSB- 384 -RSB- and asserted that preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear capability should be America 's \"highest national security priority\" . \n-LSB- 385 -RSB- Romney stated his strong support for Israel . \nIn addition to calling for cuts in federal government spending to help reduce the national debt , -LSB- 370 -RSB- Romney proposed measures intended to limit the growth of entitlement programs , such as introducing means testing and gradually raising the eligibility ages for receipt of Social Security and Medicare . \n-LSB- 387 -RSB- Romney supported the Patriot Act , -LSB- 388 -RSB- the continued operation of the Guantanamo Bay detention camp , and use of enhanced interrogation techniques against suspected terrorists . \nRomney took a leave of absence from Bain Capital from November 1993 to November 1994 to run for the U.S. Senate . \n-LSB- 47 -RSB- -LSB- 93 -RSB- During that time , Ampad workers went on strike and asked Romney to intervene . \nAgainst the advice of Bain Capital lawyers , Romney met the strikers , but told them he had no position of active authority in the matter . \nSince 2005 , Romney described himself as \"pro-life\" . \n-LSB- 392 -RSB- -LSB- nb 10 -RSB- -LSB- nb 14 -RSB- During his 1994 campaign for the senate , Romney had said , \"I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country ,\" a stance he reiterated during his 2002 campaign for governor . \n-LSB- 137 -RSB- -LSB- 395 -RSB- While Romney would prefer to see passage of a constitutional amendment that would outlaw abortion , he did not believe the public would support such an amendment ; -LSB- 396 -RSB- as an alternative , he promised to nominate Supreme Court justices who would help overturn Roe v. Wade , allowing each state to decide on the legality of abortion . \nStarting in February 1999 , Romney took a paid leave of absence from Bain Capital in order to serve as the president and CEO of the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Games Organizing Committee . \n-LSB- 97 -RSB- -LSB- 98 -RSB- Billed in some public statements as keeping a part-time role , -LSB- 97 -RSB- -LSB- 99 -RSB- Romney remained the firm 's sole shareholder , managing director , CEO , and president , signing corporate and legal documents , attending to his interests within the firm , and conducting prolonged negotiations for the terms of his departure . \nIn August 2001 , Romney announced that he would not return to Bain Capital . \nDuring the first year following the election defeat , Romney generally kept a low profile , -LSB- 401 -RSB- with his ordinary daily activities around San Diego being captured via social media glimpses . \n-LSB- 403 -RSB- In March 2013 , Romney gave a reflective interview on Fox News Sunday , stating , \"It kills me not to be there , not to be in the White House doing what needs to be done\" . \n-LSB- 406 -RSB- -RRB- Romney began working as executive partner group chairman for Solamere Capital , a private capital firm in Boston owned by his son Tagg . \nAs a result of his business career , Romney and his wife had a net worth of between $ 190 and $ 250 million , -LSB- 2 -RSB- -LSB- 103 -RSB- including their retirement account , worth between $ 20 and $ 100 million . \n-LSB- 107 -RSB- -LSB- 108 -RSB- In 2010 , Romney and his wife received about $ 22 million in income , almost all of it from investments such as dividends , capital gains , and carried interest ; and they paid about $ 3 million in federal income taxes , for an effective tax rate of 14 percent . \n-LSB- 407 -RSB- -LSB- 410 -RSB- In addition , Romney and his siblings continue to own a cottage in the gated community called Beach O ' Pines located south of Grand Bend , Ontario , which has been in the family for more than sixty years . \nRomney has tithed to the LDS Church regularly , and donated generously to LDS Church-owned BYU . \n-LSB- 409 -RSB- The 2014 documentary film Mitt showed a behind-the-scenes , family-based perspective on both of Romney 's presidential campaigns and received positive notices for humanizing the candidate and illustrating the toll that campaigning takes . \n-LSB- 109 -RSB- The Romney family 's Tyler Charitable Foundation gave out about $ 650,000 in that year , some of which went to organizations that fight diseases . \n-LSB- 342 -RSB- Negative ads from both sides dominated the campaign , with Obama 's proclaiming that Romney shipped jobs overseas while at Bain Capital and kept money in offshore tax havens and Swiss bank accounts . \nRomney himself thought he might be branded a \"loser for life\" and fade into an obscurity like Michael Dukakis -LSB- 406 -RSB- -LRB- a similar figure with no obvious base of political support who had lost what his party considered a winnable presidential election -RRB- -LSB- 414 -RSB- but , to the surprise of many political observers , that did not happen . \n-LSB- 415 -RSB- Romney re-emerged onto the political scene in the run-up to the 2014 U.S. midterm elections , endorsing , campaigning , and fundraising for a number of Republican candidates , especially those running for the U.S. Senate . \nDuring his business career , Romney held several positions in the local lay clergy . \n-LSB- 330 -RSB- -LSB- 331 -RSB- Romney enjoyed a large spending advantage from both his campaign and his aligned Super PAC , and after a record-breaking rate of negative ads from both sides , Romney won Florida on January 31 , gaining 46 percent of the vote to Gingrich 's 32 percent . \n-LSB- 413 -RSB- Regarding such a possibility , Romney at first responded , \"Oh , no , no , no . \nFrom 1986 to 1994 , Romney presided over the Boston Stake , which included more than a dozen wards in eastern Massachusetts and almost 4,000 church members . \n-LSB- 419 -RSB- A poll conducted in July 2014 by CNN showed Romney with a 53 to 44 lead over Obama in a hypothetical election \"redo .\" \n-LSB- 420 -RSB- -LSB- 421 -RSB- By early 2015 , Romney was actively considering the idea and contacting his network of supporters . \n-LSB- 422 -RSB- -LSB- 423 -RSB- In doing so he was positioning himself in the invisible primary -- the preliminary jockeying for the backing of party leaders , donors , and political operatives -- against former Florida governor Jeb Bush , who had already set a likely campaign in motion and would be a rival to Romney for establishment Republican support . \n-LSB- 423 -RSB- -LSB- 424 -RSB- Despite support in some quarters for a third bid for the presidency , there was a backlash against him from conservatives who wanted a fresher face without a history of presidential losses , -LSB- 425 -RSB- and many of Romney 's past donors were not willing to commit to him again . \n-LSB- 426 -RSB- Romney announced on January 30 , 2015 that he would not run for president in 2016 , saying that while he thought he could win the nomination , \"one of our next generation of Republican leaders\" would be better positioned to win the general election . \nRomney took a hands-on role in the Belmont Stake 's matters , helping in domestic maintenance efforts , visiting the sick , and counseling burdened church members . \nAs the Republican presidential nomination race went into the primaries season , Romney had not endorsed anyone but was one of the Republican establishment figures who were becoming increasingly concerned about the front-runner status of New York businessman Donald Trump . \n-LSB- 115 -RSB- Romney tried to balance the conservative directives from church leadership in Utah with the desire of some Massachusetts members to have a more flexible application of religious doctrine . \n-LSB- 430 -RSB- Trump responded by calling Romney \"one of the dumbest and worst candidates in the history of Republican politics .\" \n-LSB- 429 -RSB- Then Romney gave a speech on March 3 , 2016 , at the Hinckley Institute of Politics , that represented a scathing attack on Trump 's personal behavior , business performance , and domestic and foreign policy stances . \n-LSB- 67 -RSB- Romney later said that the years spent as an LDS minister gave him direct exposure to people struggling financially and empathy for those with family problems . \n-LSB- 431 -RSB- -LSB- 432 -RSB- In response Trump dismissed Romney as a \"choke artist\" . \nMitt Romney and Paul Ryan seen in medium distance on an outdoor stage , with large crowd around them . \n-LSB- 432 -RSB- -LSB- 433 -RSB- -LSB- 434 -RSB- Romney encouraged Republicans to engage in tactical voting , by supporting whichever of the remaining rivals had the best chance to beat Trump in any given state , -LSB- 435 -RSB- and as such Romney announced he was voting for , although not endorsing , Ted Cruz for president prior to the March 22 Utah caucus . \nRomney then announced that he would not support Trump in the general election , saying , \"I am dismayed at where we are now , I wish we had better choices\" . \n-LSB- 432 -RSB- Romney 's speech represented an unprecedented attack by a major U.S. party 's most recent presidential nominee against the party 's current front-runner for the nomination . \nFor much of his business career , Romney did not take public , political stances . \nIn June , Romney said that he would not vote for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton either , saying : \"It 's a matter of personal conscience . \n-LSB- 440 -RSB- When pressed on who of Trump and Clinton was more qualified to be President , Romney quoted P. J. O'Rourke : \"Hillary Clinton is wrong on every issue , but she 's wrong within the normal parameters .\" \nBy 1993 , Romney had begun thinking about entering politics , partly based upon Ann 's urging and partly to follow in his father 's footsteps . \n-LSB- 441 -RSB- In September he called for Johnson to be included in the presidential debates -LSB- 442 -RSB- and in October it emerged that Independent candidate Evan McMullin was using an email list of 2.5 million Romney supporters to raise money . \n-LSB- 443 -RSB- McMullin 's chief strategist said that it was purchased from Romney for President and that \"we 'll let other folks discuss what that may mean and certainly never speak for -LSB- Romney -RSB-\" . \n-LSB- 123 -RSB- -LSB- 124 -RSB- -LSB- 125 -RSB- Romney changed his affiliation to Republican in October 1993 and formally announced his candidacy in February 1994 . \n-LSB- 47 -RSB- In addition to his leave from Bain Capital , Romney als stepped down from his church leadership role in 1994 . \n-LSB- 444 -RSB- After Trump won the election , Romney congratulated him via phone call and on Twitter . \n-LSB- 445 -RSB- On November 19 , Romney met with the President-elect at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster , New Jersey , reportedly to discuss the position of Secretary of State , -LSB- 446 -RSB- -LSB- 447 -RSB- a position which ultimately went to Rex Tillerson . \nRadio personality Janet Jeghelian took an early lead in polls among candidates for the Republican nomination for the Senate seat , but Romney proved the most effective fundraiser . \n-LSB- 128 -RSB- Romney defeated Lakian in the September 1994 primary with more than 80 percent of the vote . \nIn September 2017 press reports said that should U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch retire , Romney would run in Utah for that seat in 2018 . \n-LSB- 123 -RSB- The younger , telegenic , and well-funded Romney ran as a businessman who stated he had created ten thousand jobs and as a Washington outsider with a solid family image and moderate stances on social issues . \n-LSB- 123 -RSB- -LSB- 130 -RSB- When Kennedy tried to tie Romney 's policies to those of Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush , Romney responded , \"Look , I was an independent during the time of Reagan-Bush . \n-LSB- 131 -RSB- Romney stated , \"Ultimately , this is a campaign about change .\" \nRomney has received a number of honorary doctorates , including in business from the University of Utah in 1999 , -LSB- 451 -RSB- in law from Bentley College in 2002 , -LSB- 452 -RSB- in public administration from Suffolk University Law School in 2004 , -LSB- 453 -RSB- in public service from Hillsdale College in 2007 , -LSB- 454 -RSB- and in humanities from Liberty University in 2012 . \nRomney 's campaign was effective in portraying Kennedy as soft on crime , but had trouble establishing its own consistent positions . \n-LSB- 336 -RSB- -LSB- 337 -RSB- In the Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses of March 6 , Romney won six of ten contests , including a narrow victory in Ohio over a vastly outspent Santorum . \n-LSB- 123 -RSB- -LSB- 134 -RSB- -LSB- 135 -RSB- Kennedy responded with a series of ads that focused on Romney 's seemingly shifting political views on issues such as abortion ; -LSB- 136 -RSB- Romney responded by stating , \"I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country .\" \n-LSB- 137 -RSB- Other Kennedy ads centered on layoffs of workers at the Ampad plant owned by Romney 's Bain Capital . \n-LSB- 123 -RSB- -LSB- 138 -RSB- The latter was effective in blunting Romney 's momentum . \n-LSB- 81 -RSB- Kennedy and Romney held a widely watched late-October debate that had no clear winner , but by then , Kennedy had pulled ahead in polls and stayed ahead afterward . \n-LSB- 139 -RSB- Romney spent $ 3 million of his own money in the race and more than $ 7 million overall . \n-LSB- 140 -RSB- -LSB- nb 11 -RSB- In the November general election , despite a disastrous showing for Democrats nationwide , Kennedy won the election with 58 percent of the vote to Romney 's 41 percent , -LSB- 56 -RSB- the smallest margin in any of Kennedy 's re-election campaigns for the Senate . \nThe day after the election , Romney returned to Bain Capital , but the loss had a lasting effect ; he told his brother , \"I never want to run for something again unless I can win .\" \nRomney felt restless as the decade neared a close ; the goal of simply making more money held little attraction for him . \n-LSB- 462 -RSB- In 2012 , Time magazine included Romney in their List of The 100 Most Influential People in the World . \n-LSB- 144 -RSB- -LSB- 146 -RSB- -LSB- 147 -RSB- On February 11 , 1999 , the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games of 2002 hired Romney as its president and CEO . \nPhotograph of Romney standing with microphone in middle of curling lanes . \nBefore Romney took over , the event was $ 379 million short of its revenue goals . \nThey chose Romney based on his business and legal expertise as well as his connections to both the LDS Church and the state . \n-LSB- 39 -RSB- Romney donated to charity the $ 1.4 million in salary and severance payments he received for his three years as president and CEO , and also contributed $ 1 million to the Olympics . \nRomney restructured the organization 's leadership and policies . \nRomney said that he would appoint federal judges in the mold of U.S. Supreme Court justices John Roberts , Clarence Thomas , Antonin Scalia , and Samuel Alito . \n-LSB- 144 -RSB- -LSB- 147 -RSB- Romney worked to ensure the safety of the Games following the September 11 , 2001 terrorist attacks by coordinating a $ 300 million security budget . \n-LSB- 148 -RSB- The federal government provided approximately $ 400 million -LSB- 147 -RSB- -LSB- 153 -RSB- -LSB- 154 -RSB- to $ 600 million -LSB- 155 -RSB- -LSB- 156 -RSB- of that budget , much of it a result of Romney 's having aggressively lobbied Congress and federal agencies . \nRomney emerged as the local public face of the Olympic effort , appearing in photographs , in news stories , on collectible Olympics pins depicting Romney wrapped by an American flag , and on buttons carrying phrases like \"Hey , Mitt , we love you !\" \n-LSB- 144 -RSB- -LSB- 147 -RSB- -LSB- 159 -RSB- Robert H. Garff , the chair of the organizing committee , later said \"It was obvious that he had an agenda larger than just the Olympics ,\" -LSB- 144 -RSB- and that Romney wanted to use the Olympics to propel himself into the national spotlight and a political career . \n-LSB- 147 -RSB- -LSB- 160 -RSB- Garff believed the initial budget situation was not as bad as Romney portrayed , given there were still three years to reorganize . \n-LSB- 147 -RSB- Olympics critic Steve Pace , who led Utahns for Responsible Public Spending , thought Romney exaggerated the initial fiscal state to lay the groundwork for a well-publicized rescue . \n-LSB- 160 -RSB- Kenneth Bullock , another board member of the organizing committee and also head of the Utah League of Cities and Towns , often clashed with Romney at the time , and later said that Romney deserved some credit for the turnaround but not as much as he claimed . \nBy early 2014 , the lack of a clear mainstream Republican candidate for the 2016 presidential election led some supporters , donors , and pollsters to suggest Romney stage a third run . \n-LSB- 161 -RSB- President George W. Bush praised Romney 's efforts and 87 percent of Utahns approved of his performance as Olympics head . \n-LSB- 62 -RSB- U.S. Olympic Committee head William Hybl credited Romney with an extraordinary effort in overcoming a difficult time for the Olympics , culminating in \"the greatest Winter Games I have ever seen\" . \n-LSB- 147 -RSB- Romney wrote a book about his experience titled Turnaround : Crisis , Leadership , and the Olympic Games , published in 2004 . \nThe role gave Romney experience in dealing with federal , state , and local entities , a public persona he had previously lacked , and the chance to relaunch his political aspirations . \n-LSB- 296 -RSB- Beginning in early 2011 , Romney presented a more relaxed visual image , including more casual attire . \n-LSB- 162 -RSB- -LSB- 165 -RSB- Prominent party figures -- as well as the White House -- wanted Romney to run for governor -LSB- 166 -RSB- -LSB- 167 -RSB- and the opportunity appealed to him for reasons including its national visibility . \n-LSB- 168 -RSB- A poll by the Boston Herald showed Republicans favoring Romney over Swift by more than 50 percentage points . \n-LSB- 169 -RSB- On March 19 , 2002 , Swift announced she would not seek her party 's nomination , and hours later Romney declared his candidacy , -LSB- 169 -RSB- for which he would face no opposition in the primary . \n-LSB- 170 -RSB- In June 2002 , the Massachusetts Democratic Party challenged Romney 's eligibility to run for governor , noting that state law required seven years ' consecutive residence and that Romney had filed his state tax returns as a Utah resident in 1999 and 2000 . \nRomney again ran as a political outsider . \n-LSB- 413 -RSB- Nevertheless , speculation continued : the continuing unpopularity of Obama led to buyer 's remorse among some voters ; the 2014 Russian military intervention in Ukraine made Romney 's \"No. 1 geopolitical foe\" remark look prescient ; and an August 2014 poll of Iowan Republicans showed Romney with a large lead there over other potential 2016 candidates . \nRomney released his book , No Apology : The Case for American Greatness , in March 2010 , and undertook an 18-state book tour to promote the work . \nIn an attempt to overcome the image that had damaged him in the 1994 Senate race -- that of a wealthy corporate buyout specialist out of touch with the needs of regular people -- the campaign staged a series of \"work days\" , in which Romney performed blue-collar jobs such as herding cows and baling hay , unloading a fishing boat , and hauling garbage . \n-LSB- 346 -RSB- Comments Romney made about the readiness of the 2012 Summer Olympics were perceived as undiplomatic by the British press . \n-LSB- 180 -RSB- O'Brien said that Romney 's budget plans were unrealistic ; the two also differed on capital punishment and bilingual education , with Romney supporting the former and opposing the latter . \n-LSB- 356 -RSB- Exit polls published following the election showed that voters never saw Romney as someone who cared about people like them . \nDuring the election , Romney contributed more than $ 6 million -- a state record at the time -- to the nearly $ 10 million raised for his campaign overall . \nMain article : Governorship of Mitt Romney . \nThe swearing in of Romney as the 70th governor of Massachusetts took place on January 2 , 2003 . \n-LSB- 290 -RSB- Romney donated his earnings from the book to charity . \n-LSB- 189 -RSB- -LSB- 190 -RSB- Through a combination of spending cuts , increased fees , and removal of corporate tax loopholes , -LSB- 189 -RSB- the state achieved surpluses of around $ 600 -- 700 million during Romney 's last two full fiscal years in office , although it began running deficits again after that . \nMitt Romney resting on a wooden desk , flanked by an American flag , a picture of his wife , a lamp , and a painting of mountains . \nRomney supported raising various fees , including those for drivers ' licenses and gun licenses , to raise more than $ 300 million . \n-LSB- 189 -RSB- Romney also closed tax loopholes that brought in another $ 181 million from businesses over the next two years and over $ 300 million for his term . \n-LSB- 388 -RSB- Romney opposed same-sex marriage and civil unions , although he favored domestic partnership legislation that gives certain legal rights to same-sex couples , such as hospital visitation . \n-LSB- 174 -RSB- -LSB- 189 -RSB- Romney sought additional cuts in his last year as governor by vetoing nearly 250 items in the state budget ; a heavily Democratic legislature overrode all the vetoes . \n-LSB- 174 -RSB- -LSB- 189 -RSB- The combined state and local tax burden in Massachusetts increased during Romney 's governorship . \nRomney sought to bring near-universal health insurance coverage to the state . \n-LSB- 176 -RSB- -LSB- 201 -RSB- Although the idea of universal health insurance had not come to the fore during the campaign , Romney decided that because people without insurance still received expensive health care , the money spent by the state for such care could be better used to subsidize insurance for the poor . \nDetermined that a new Massachusetts health insurance measure not raise taxes or resemble the previous decade 's failed \"Hillarycare\" proposal at the federal level , Romney formed a team of consultants from diverse political backgrounds to apply those principles . \n-LSB- 176 -RSB- -LSB- 187 -RSB- -LSB- 201 -RSB- In particular , Romney pushed for incorporating an individual mandate at the state level . \n-LSB- 21 -RSB- Past rival Ted Kennedy , who had made universal health coverage his life 's work and who , over time , had developed a warm relationship with Romney , -LSB- 202 -RSB- gave the plan a positive reception , which encouraged Democratic legislators to cooperate . \n-LSB- 176 -RSB- -LSB- 201 -RSB- The effort eventually gained the support of all major stakeholders within the state , and Romney helped break a logjam between rival Democratic leaders in the legislature . \n-LSB- 206 -RSB- The law was the first of its kind in the nation and became the signature achievement of Romney 's term in office . \nAt the beginning of his governorship , Romney opposed same-sex marriage and civil unions , but advocated tolerance and supported some domestic partnership benefits . \n-LSB- 210 -RSB- Romney reluctantly backed a state constitutional amendment in February 2004 that would have banned those marriages but still allowed civil unions , viewing it as the only feasible way to accomplish the former . \n-LSB- 208 -RSB- -LSB- 211 -RSB- In June 2005 , Romney abandoned his support for the compromise amendment , stating that it confused voters who opposed both same-sex marriage and civil unions . \nIn mid-September , a video surfaced of Romney speaking before a group of supporters in which he stated that 47 percent of the nation pays no income tax , are dependent on the federal government , see themselves as victims , and will support President Obama unconditionally . \nIn 2005 , Romney revealed a change of view regarding abortion , moving from the pro-choice positions expressed during his 1994 and 2002 campaigns to a pro-life one in opposition to Roe v. Wade . \n-LSB- 176 -RSB- Romney attributed his conversion to an interaction with Harvard University biologist Douglas Melton , an expert on embryonic stem cell biology , although Melton vehemently disputed Romney 's recollection of their conversation . \n-LSB- 214 -RSB- Romney subsequently vetoed a bill on pro-life grounds that expanded access to emergency contraception in hospitals and pharmacies -LRB- the legislature overrode the veto -RRB- . \nRomney used a bully pulpit approach towards promoting his agenda , staging well-organized media events to appeal directly to the public rather than pushing his proposals in behind-doors sessions with the state legislature . \n-LSB- 176 -RSB- After two years of negotiating the state 's participation in the landmark Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative that instituted a cap-and-trade arrangement for power plant emissions in the Northeast , Romney pulled Massachusetts out of the initiative shortly before its signing in December 2005 , citing a lack of cost limits for industry . \nDuring 2004 , Romney spent considerable effort trying to bolster the state Republican Party , but it failed to gain any seats in the state legislative elections that year . \n-LSB- 218 -RSB- Midway through his term , Romney decided that he wanted to stage a full-time run for president , -LSB- 219 -RSB- and on December 14 , 2005 , announced that he would not seek re-election for a second term . \n-LSB- 220 -RSB- As chair of the Republican Governors Association , Romney traveled around the country , meeting prominent Republicans and building a national political network ; -LSB- 219 -RSB- he spent all , or parts of , more than 200 days out of state during 2006 , preparing for his run . \n-LSB- 443 -RSB- A spokeswoman for Romney said that the list had been \"rented by several political candidates in the presidential primary , and by countless other political and commercial users in the time since the 2012 campaign\" -LSB- 443 -RSB- and Romney made no public comment on McMullin 's candidacy . \n-LSB- 222 -RSB- -LSB- 223 -RSB- Romney 's approval rating stood at 34 percent in November 2006 , ranking 48th of the 50 U.S. governors . \n-LSB- 224 -RSB- Dissatisfaction with Romney 's administration and the weak condition of the Republican state party were among several factors contributing to Democrat Deval Patrick 's 20-point win over Republican Kerry Healey , Romney 's lieutenant governor , in the 2006 Massachusetts gubernatorial election . \nRomney filed to register a presidential campaign committee with the Federal Election Commission on his penultimate day in office as governor . \nMain article : Mitt Romney presidential campaign , 2008 . \nRomney formally announced his candidacy for the 2008 Republican nomination for president on February 13 , 2007 , in Dearborn , Michigan . \nMitt Romney addressing an audience from atop a stage . \nThe campaign emphasized Romney 's highly profitable career in the business world and his stewardship of the Olympics . \n-LSB- 238 -RSB- Media stories referred to the 6-foot-2-inch -LRB- 1.88 m -RRB- Romney as handsome . \nRomney 's liabilities included having run for senator and serving as governor in one of the nation 's most liberal states and having taken positions in opposition to the party 's conservative base during that time . \nPeople magazine included Romney in its 50 Most Beautiful People list for 2002 , -LSB- 460 -RSB- and in 2004 , a foundation that promotes the Olympic truce , gave him its inaugural Truce Ideal Award . \n-LSB- 219 -RSB- -LSB- 230 -RSB- -LSB- 237 -RSB- Skeptics , including some Republicans , charged Romney with opportunism and a lack of core principles . \n-LSB- 444 -RSB- Romney and his wife cast early ballots in Utah , but he declined to say who he voted for .",
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            "input": "Robert Mugabe  agreed on Sunday to resign as Zimbabwe ’ s president hours after the ruling ZANU - PF party fired  him  as its leader following 37 years in charge   a source familiar with the negotiations said . FILE PHOTO : Zimbabwe ' s  President Robert Mugabe  looks on as  his  deputy Emmerson Mnangagwa reads a card during Mugabe ' s 93rd birthday celebrations in Harare   Zimbabwe   February 21   2017 . REUTERS / Philimon Bulawayo / File Photo ZANU - PF had given the 93 - year - old less than 24 hours to quit as head of state or face impeachment   an attempt to secure a peaceful end to his tenure after a de facto coup . The source said the Zimbabwe military was working on a resignation statement by Mugabe   without giving details . Zimbabwe ’ s state broadcaster ZBC said Mugabe would address the nation shortly . Earlier on Sunday   the official Herald newspaper showed pictures of him meeting top generals at his State House offices . Mugabe   the only leader the southern African nation has known since independence from Britain in 1980   was replaced by Emmerson Mnangagwa   the deputy he sacked this month in a move that triggered the mid - week intervention by the army . In scenes unthinkable just a week ago   the announcement drew cheers from the 200 delegates packed into ZANU - PF ’ s Harare headquarters to seal the fate of Mugabe   whose support has crumbled in the four days since the army seized power . Mugabe was given until noon ( 5 . 00 a . m . ET ) on Monday to resign or face impeachment   an ignominious end to the career of the “ Grand Old Man ” of African politics who was once feted across the continent as an anti - colonial liberation hero . Even in the West   he was renowned in his early years as the “ Thinking Man ’ s Guerrilla ”  an ironic nickname for a man who would later proudly declare he held a “ degree in violence ”. As the economy crumbled and political opposition to his rule grew in the late 1990s   Mugabe seized thousands of white - owned farms   detained opponents and unleashed security forces to crush dissent . When the vote was announced   war veterans leader Chris Mutsvangwa   who has spearheaded an 18 - month campaign to remove a man he openly described as a “ dictator ”  embraced colleagues and shouted : “ The President is gone . Long live the new President .” Mugabe ’ s 52 - year - old wife Grace   who had harbored ambitions of succeeding her husband   was also expelled from ZANU - PF   along with at least three cabinet ministers who had formed the backbone of her “ G40 ” political faction . Speaking before the meeting   Mutsvangwa said Mugabe   who has so far resisted calls to quit   was running out of time to negotiate his departure and should leave the country while he could . “ He ’ s trying to bargain for a dignified exit  ” he said . If Mugabe refused to go   “ we will bring back the crowds and they will do their business  ” Mutsvangwa told reporters . Mnangagwa   a former state security chief known as “ The Crocodile  ” is expected to head an interim post - Mugabe unity government that will focus on rebuilding ties with the outside world and stabilizing an economy in freefall . The next presidential election is due in 2018 . On Saturday   hundreds of thousands of people flooded the streets of Harare   singing   dancing and hugging soldiers in an outpouring of elation at Mugabe ’ s expected overthrow . FILE PHOTO : Zimbabwe Vice - President Emmerson Mnangagwa listens as President Robert Mugabe ( not pictured ) delivers his state of the nation address to the country ' s parliament in Harare   August 25   2015 . REUTERS / Philimon Bulawayo / File Photo His stunning downfall is likely to send shockwaves across Africa   where a number of entrenched strongmen   from Uganda ’ s Yoweri Museveni to Democratic Republic of Congo ’ s Joseph Kabila   are facing mounting pressure to step down . “ READY TO DIE ” On Saturday   men   women and children ran alongside the armored cars and troops who stepped in to target what the army called “ criminals ” in Mugabe ’ s inner circle . Meanwhile   the man himself remained under house arrest in his lavish “ Blue Roof ” compound   watching the support from his party   security services and people evaporate . Speaking from a secret location in South Africa   his nephew   Patrick Zhuwao   told Reuters Mugabe and his wife were “ ready to die for what is correct ” rather than step down in order to legitimize what he described as a coup . Zhuwao   who was also sanctioned by ZANU - PF   did not answer his phone on Sunday . However   Mugabe ’ s son Chatunga railed against those who had pushed out his father . Slideshow ( 11 Images ) “ You can ’ t fire a Revolutionary leader !” he wrote on this Facebook page . “ ZANU - PF is nothing without President Mugabe .” “ SECOND LIBERATION ” On Harare ’ s streets   few seemed to care about the legal niceties as they heralded a “ second liberation ” and spoke of their dreams for political and economic change after two decades of deepening repression and hardship . More than 3 million Zimbabweans - around 20 percent of the population - have emigrated to neighboring South Africa in search of a better life . The huge crowds in Harare have given a quasi - democratic veneer to the army ’ s intervention   backing its assertion that it is merely effecting a constitutional transfer of power   rather than a plain coup   which would risk a diplomatic backlash . Despite the euphoria   some Mugabe opponents are uneasy about the prominent role played by the military   and fear Zimbabwe might be swapping one army - backed autocrat for another   rather than allowing the people to choose their next leader . “ The real danger of the current situation is that having got their new preferred candidate into State House   the military will want to keep him or her there   no matter what the electorate wills  ” former education minister David Coltart said . The United States   a longtime  Mugabe  critic   said it was looking forward to a new era in Zimbabwe   while President Ian Khama of neighboring Botswana said  Mugabe  had no diplomatic support in the region and should resign at once . Besides changing its leadership   ZANU - PF said it wanted to change the constitution to reduce the power of the president   a possible sign of its desire to move towards a more pluralistic and inclusive political system . However   Mnangagwa ’ s history as state security chief during the so - called Gukurahundi crackdown   when an estimated 20   000 people were killed by the North Korean - trained Fifth Brigade in Matabeleland in the early 1980s   suggested that quick   sweeping change was unlikely . “ The deep state that engineered this change of leadership will remain   thwarting any real democratic reform  ” said Miles Tendi   a Zimbabwean academic at Oxford University .",
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            "input": "Supporters of Nasralla  who represents the Opposition Alliance Against the Dictatorship coalition  took to the streets in response to the contested election  saying the voting results were manipulated in order for current  U.S.-friendly President Juan Orlando Hernandez to remain in power.\nPresident Hernandez  who represents the right-wing National Party  had been running for a second term. A report from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace earlier this year criticized the president's efforts to consolidate the Honduran government under his party  and the website The Intercept recently reported on  Hernandez 's alleged links to drug trafficking.\nHowever  after taking office in early 2014   Hernandez 's tough anti-crime push won support among many Hondurans.\nNasralla  a former sportscaster  challenged  Hernandez  by running on a platform of fighting corruption under an alliance of various center-left and left-wing parties.\nPrior to the elections held last Sunday  rumblings of electoral fraud had been spreading. A day earlier  The Economist released a report on an obtained recording  where alleged members of  Hernandez 's National Party could be heard planning to rig the election. The magazine did not confirm the recording's authenticity.\nAlmost 10 hours passed after voting ended before the electoral commission — run by members of the incumbent's National Party — released any information  The New York Times reported. On Monday  Nasralla had taken the lead  with 57 percent of the votes counted by the commission. The opposition candidate had 45 percent of the vote  a 5-point lead to  Hernandez 's 40 percent. Nasralla declared himself the winner.\nCounting resumed on Tuesday afternoon  but the gap began to close. Both Nasralla and  Hernandez  signed an Organization of American States agreement  where they agreed to accept the commission's results.\nEnlarge this image toggle caption  Orlando  Sierra/AFP/Getty Images  Orlando  Sierra/AFP/Getty Images\nEnlarge this image toggle caption  Orlando  Sierra/AFP/Getty Images  Orlando  Sierra/AFP/Getty Images",
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            "input": "In 1979   Lukasz Niec  43   was brought to the United States from Poland by  his  parents to escape an increasingly authoritarian government but now sits in a Calhoun County jail cell after three ICE officers came to  his  home last Tuesday and put  him  in handcuffs.\n He  had been spending the day off with  his  daughters.\n\" He  cannot go back to Poland  a country  he  doesn't know   he  has no family at \" Iwona Niec-Villaire   his  sister and a corporate lawyer  told WOOD.\n Lukasz Niec  with  his  wife and two daughters (Facebook)\n\"Both our parents passed away in the United States.  He  doesn't know anyone   he  wouldn't know where to go.\"\nShe added  \" He  doesn't even speak Polish.\"\n Niec  pled guilty to the charges and under the Holmes Youthful Trainee Act   he  got to avoid having a criminal record since  he  was a young  first-time offender.\n\"Until this gets heard  which could be up to six months   he  could be stuck in a prison cell and not helping and being with  his  family \" said Niec-Villaire.\n Niec 's arrest comes as the Trump administration continues its war on illegal immigrants.\nICE hasn't commented on what caused the agency to look into  Niec 's case  but a spokesman for the ICE Detroit Field Office told MLive.com he was looking into it.",
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            "input": "Walmart is abruptly closing 63 Sam's Club locations across the US  the company told Business Insider on Thursday. Some stores have already closed; others will close within weeks.\nWalmart is closing 63 Sam's Club stores across the US  the company told Business Insider on Thursday afternoon  after reports of abrupt store closings began to emerge.\nIn some cases  employees were not told their store had closed before showing up to work on Thursday. Those employees learned their store would be closing when they found the store's doors locked and a notice announcing the closing  Sam's Club workers told Business Insider. At some stores  employees were turned away by police officers.\nThe remaining stores will stay open for several weeks before closing permanently. All of the affected stores were scrubbed from the Sam's Club website on Thursday morning.\n Sam's Club CEO John Furner  notified employees of the closures in a company-wide email sent Thursday.\n\"After a thorough review  it became clear we had built clubs in some locations that impacted other clubs  and where population had not grown as anticipated \"  Furner  said in the email. \"We will be closing some clubs  and we notified them today. We'll convert some of them into eCommerce fulfillment centers — to better serve the growing number of members shopping with us online and continue scaling the SamsClub.com business.\"\nSam's Club membership fees — which cost $45 annually — will be refunded to customers affected by the closings  a Walmart official said.\nAfter a thorough review of our existing portfolio  we’ve decided to close a series of clubs and better align our locations with our strategy. Closing clubs is never easy and we’re committed to working with impacted members and associates through this transition. — Sam's Club (@SamsClub) January 11  2018",
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            "input": "PULLMAN  Wash. (AP) — No. 21 Washington State has dismissed  leading receiver Tavares Martin Jr.  from the team for violation of team rules.\nA school spokesman confirmed the move Sunday.  Martin  led the Cougars with 70 receptions and nine touchdowns during the regular season as Washington State went 9-3 and earned a spot in the Holiday Bowl.  He  was named second-team all-Pac-12 by the AP.\nMartin  a junior from Belle Glade  Florida  also was suspended for a game in October against Colorado for violating team rules.  He  had 150 receptions and 17 touchdowns in  his  three seasons with the Cougars.\nThe loss of  Martin  leaves the Cougars without two of their top three receivers for the Holiday Bowl matchup against Michigan State.",
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            "input": "Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner and Democratic candidate J.B. Pritzker  each lead  their  closest primary rival by double digits with the primary election about three weeks away  a new poll from the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale shows.\nInternal polling in the Republican governor primary may be behind Rauner’s decision to switch TV ad tactics away from attacking Ives and back to attacking  Pritzker .\nThe Rauner campaign launched a new ad based on an old theme  a government-recorded conversation  Pritzker  had with now-imprisoned ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich over filling the U.S. Senate vacancy after Barack Obama was elected president. The recording was obtained by the Tribune  which published a Feb. 5 story that included portions of the call.\nThe ad features  Pritzker  telling Blagojevich that of potential African-American politicians to replace Obama  “the one that’s least offensive and maybe gets you the most because it gets you that secretary of state appointment is Jesse White.”\nThe ad ends with a photo of  Pritzker  and the phrase: “The least offensive?”\nWhite has stuck by his endorsement of  Pritzker .\nRauner hits  Pritzker  with Blagojevich wiretap ad   Pritzker  responds with veterans' deaths spot »\nBiss   Pritzker  clash over who’s bigger Madigan ally; Kennedy sits out debate with bad back »",
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            "input": "Regional president Carles Puigdemont  criticized the European Commission in an interview Wednesday with The Associated Press for turning \"deaf ears\" so far to Catalonia's desire to hold a vote.\n Puigdemont  also said that the Commission has turned its back on Catalans by not defending the fundamental rights of all European citizens during the controversial measures adopted by Spain's courts and central authorities to try to stop the vote.\nIn the interview four days ahead of the vote   Puigdemont  also promised to turn the conflict with Spain into a European affair rather than a domestic issue.\nCatalonia's regional president  Carles Puigdemont walks ahead of an interview with The Associated Press at the Palace of Generalitat or Catalan government headquarters  in Barcelona  Spain  Wednesday  Sept. 27  2017. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)",
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            "input": "E-5 Corpsman Sean has no problem balancing giving his best to the Navy  and being Dad.  His wife Jessica  couldn’t be more appreciative.\n Jessica  says  “I am so proud of him. He is a very strong hard worker. He would do anything for our family and I think for his job and I think for our country.”\nSean is quick to give  Jessica  just as much praise.\nSean says  “Not only am I serving  but  she ’s serving as well.  She  has to deal with the sacrifices of moving away from the family  dealing with the boys all by  herself  a lot of times when I’m out in the field. It’s awesome. I just think  she ’s an amazing person.”\n Jessica  continues  “We really have to plan and budget what we can eat. I worry at night  'is there something I can sell in the house just to get Cohen a special meal so he can have something special this week?' I’ll look through old toys or maybe old clothes that we have. Anything that could maybe be of value to someone else  just to get an extra $10 for that week.”\nWhile researching Cohen's rare condition   Jessica  found a physician who specialized in the disease. But the doctor didn’t accept military insurance. The couple simply couldn’t afford the cost.\n Jessica  says  “We know there’s somebody there that can possibly give us more answers. And it’s out of our reach. It’s the most like heart wrenching feeling ever.”\nThen the couple learned both of their vehicles needed brake repairs and new tires. As Christians   Sean and Jessica  relied on  their  faith in God to keep  them  going.\nTheir church  New Song in Oceanside CA  asked CBN’s Helping the Home Front to get involved. Pastor Hall Seed invited  Sean and Jessica  over to let  them  know  we  were fixing the brakes and buying four new tires for both vehicles.\nPastor Hal says  “ We ’re going to do that this afternoon.  We ’re going to go down there and get your car fixed. And CBN’s going to pay for it.\"\nJessica exclaims  “Oh my goodness!”\n Jessica  says  “Wow  that’s amazing. Just last night  we  had to go buy three almond milks for him and  we  had to think  'okay   we  have $10 to make this work. Like  where can  we  find a coupon for it?' That’s amazing.”\nPastor Hal says  “And that specialist you’ve been praying about?  We  are going to pay for that too. All  we  have to do is set the schedule.\"\nPastor Hal took  Sean and Jessica  to Cornerstone to repair the brakes and buy new tires. Then he took  them  shopping to get stocked up on food for Cohen. And the family set the schedule for the specialist who can give them answers about Cohen’s condition.\n Jessica  concludes  “God is so good. Even when you can’t see  he’s working. He’s working if you could just trust in Him  he’s always working and he’s always on your side.”",
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            "input": "Penn State's Saquon Barkley  tries to run away from Indiana defenders. (Photo: Jeremy Long  Lebanon Daily News)\nSTATE COLLEGE  Pa. —  Saquon Barkley  demands your attention.  He  took the opening kickoff Saturday against Indiana 98 yards for a touchdown  skipping over a would-be tackler just steps from the end zone to add another moment to  his  Heisman Trophy highlight reel. No one catches  Barkley  from behind  especially Indiana.\n“The game has evolved and the game has changed  and you have to take advantage of your playmakers in a variety of different ways ” said Penn State coach James Franklin. “ Saquon  makes it easy to do that.  He ’s just got so many tools in  his  tool box. Every week for us  it’s how do you take advantage of  him ?”\n Barkley  can be hard  if not impossible  to ignore. For the first time in more than a decade  this program can tout a true Heisman contender  one who stands among the best players in the nation regardless of position and seems capable of shouldering enough of a load to carry the Nittany Lions back to the top of the Big Ten Conference.\nBut Penn State had this  Barkley  a year ago —  he  might be a little faster  a little bigger and a little stronger  but  he  was roughly this good as a sophomore  if without the national fanfare and attention. And while very good  last year’s team had its flaws; the offensive line took a step forward yet remained a concern  continuing a trend  and the defense ranked in the bottom half of the conference.\nRELATED: No. 4 Penn State blows out Indiana; more highlights for Saquon Barkley\nSaquon Barkley's encore after last week's performance? A 98-yard TD return ON THE OPENING KICK: pic.twitter.com/OfpOTrZNA4 — Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) September 30  2017",
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            "input": "On a late-summer afternoon in a dingy San Fernando Valley apartment  talent agent  Mark Spiegler  is having  it  out with a producer. Pacing the length of the living room that for the past nine years has doubled as his office  Spiegler  portly with thinning brown hair and a graying 5 o'clock shadow  sets out his demands: If his client  a top actress  is going to agree to a project  certain accommodations must be made. \"You want her ready at 8  you should do the makeup \" Spiegler barks as he stomps past a bookcase filled with framed photos of himself with various women. \"If you want her later  she'll do her own makeup.\"\n Spiegler 's spat over the call time might seem familiar to agents at the CAAs and WMEs of Hollywood who often find themselves protecting their star clients from producer demands. But  Spiegler  has a particular reason for being concerned about the 8 a.m. shoot:  It  would require  his  client to get up around 4:30 a.m. to receive an enema. Because the scene calls for the woman to perform anal sex.\nYes   Spiegler  54   represents porn stars -- and  he 's one of the biggest agents in Los Angeles' $1 billion adult entertainment industry. As the Ari Emanuel or Kevin Huvane of hardcore   he  handles such top performers as Skin Diamond  Chanel Preston and Asa Akira  the client for whom  Spiegler  is arguing.\nUltimately  the production company  New Sensations  will agree to delay the shoot for Akira  27  who will do her own makeup and be paid about $2 000 for the scene. \"That's the whole reason for us being here \" says  Spiegler   whose boutique firm  Spiegler Girls  represents a small group of elite women and is known as one of the adult industry's top agencies. \"We are the buffer -- so the girl doesn't look bad. We take the heat.\"\nAt the same time  shrinking porn profits and a talent supply-and-demand imbalance have caused performers' salaries to decline. Whatever the moral qualms Americans have (40 million to 50 million people in the U.S. regularly watch pornography on the Internet  according to studies) about the proliferation of movies with such titles as Orgasmic Oralists  Damn  She's a Lesbian and Dong of the Dead  the tough U.S. economy has led to an explosion in the number of people hoping to find work in porn -- some perhaps emboldened by the dream they too could become crossover stars like Sasha Grey (Entourage) and James Deen ( the forthcoming Lindsay Lohan starrer The Canyons) . While a decade ago the average female performer would make about $100 000 a year   Spiegler  says  she  now might make as little as $50 000 -- all while juggling responsibilities such as social-media outreach and personal appearances.\nAnd where there were only two or three reputable adult agencies 10 years ago  now 14 agencies are licensed and bonded  though top shops L.A. Direct Models  101 Modeling and  Spiegler  Girls dominate the upper echelon of performers. None would discuss how much money they make  but observers say that top agents can pull down $250 000 a year from their 10 to 15 percent takes. \"It's very competitive  and the well-known agencies do control most of the talent \" says Dan Miller  executive managing editor of industry trade magazine XBIZ. \"It's just like Hollywood in that regard.\"\nBut there is an actual skill and finesse to the real porn agents  even if negotiating deals is relatively straightforward. Unlike in Hollywood  most adult performers charge set rates  so the conversation often centers on the availability of an actor. Still  agents also help clients set up personal websites  arrange for transportation and even make sure performers are staying on top of their mandatory drug-testing regimens. As if to illustrate this point  during an interview   Spiegler  interrupts the conversation to answer  his  phone and discuss the scheduling of a blood test at Cutting Edge Testing in Sherman Oaks  a facility popular with adult entertainers.\nAccording to  Spiegler   there is a relatively straightforward scale for performances: An in-demand actress is paid about $800 for a girl-girl scene  $1 000 for a guy-girl scene  $1 200 or more for anal sex and $4 000 or more for double penetration (guy-on-guy pornography has a separate pay scale; most agents in the mainstream straight porn world  including  Spiegler   do not represent gay men).  Spiegler  takes 10 to 15 percent  receiving the larger percentage if  he  handles transportation for the client. In an effort to ferret out rogue agents and discourage actors from working with them  several agencies  led by L.A. Direct  banded together to form Licensed Adult Talent Agency Trade Association (LATATA) in 2009. All member agencies -- there are seven  including Spiegler Girls -- meet once a month  are licensed by the state and adhere to standard practices.\nMeanwhile  San Dimas appeared in the 2011 Ryan Gosling crime drama Drive after  Spiegler  secured her an audition. And there always will be bit parts in shows like Entourage  roles as strippers and prostitutes in R-rated movies or other offers  like the one Akira recently got to appear in a G-Unit music video.\nThe business is lucrative for Akira  though she declines to say how much money she makes.  Spiegler  helped her land a deal with Interactive Life Forms  the makers of the Fleshlight sex toy.  The company  has sold tens of thousands of $67.96 interactive rubber devices that simulate Akira's vagina  mouth and anus. \"I definitely love getting my Fleshlight check \" she says. \"These are the deals you work toward.\"\nFor porn agents  deciding which clients to take on is a task akin to a traditional film agent scouring Sundance or Cannes in search of a breakout star.  Spiegler  for example   receives at least 500 solicitations a year  often several a day. And because most agents refuse to work with women who use drugs or are believed to be unstable  there are prying questions. The queries don't just center on the aspiring stars' mental states -- agents want to know about performers' sexual boundaries. \"I have to ask these girls  'Do you do anal?' \" says  Spiegler . On an ordinary weeknight in November 2011  a young woman's mother called  Spiegler  from West Virginia to ask whether he would represent her daughter once she turned 18. \"The mom wanted to get off to a head start \" he recalls.  Spiegler  asked his standard questions about sex  prompting the mother to shout: \"Tiffany  do you do anal? Do you have sex with girls?\"  Spiegler  told the mother to ring  him  again when Tiffany turned 18.  He  never heard back from her.\n Spiegler 's frank  homespun style has made him a popular figure in L.A.'s adult entertainment community. But not every agent is like him. At the other end of the spectrum is Derek Hay  founder and owner of L.A. Direct Models  one of the industry's top agencies.\nThe World Modeling hegemony was broken by a spate of new agencies that formed in the early 2000s in an effort to capitalize on the rise of the Internet. (South did not respond to a request for comment.) Both Hay and  Spiegler  launched their firms in this era. However  the two agents  considered by many in the business to be tops in terms of clout  client rosters and success  couldn't be more different.\nThat both  Spiegler  and Hay are succeeding as porn agents says a lot about the business' roots and where it is headed.\n Spiegler  grew up in Los Angeles and attended Hollywood High before going to Cal State Northridge. After graduating with a degree in economics   he  had a lucrative run trading stocks.  He  first got a whiff of adult entertainment in the 1980s  when  he  worked as a production assistant on a few films. In the '90s   he  was approached by an acquaintance who asked to borrow money to finance porn movies. The films were poorly made  but  Spiegler   intrigued by the possibilities  pursued more production work and ultimately wound up producing 96 films in the mid-'90s.  He  stopped in 1999 -- around the time digital production saturated the market with amateur pornographers -- and transitioned to the representation business. That year   Spiegler  teamed up with a porn actor associate to start Topp Models but grew dissatisfied with  his  partner when  he  learned that this person also was performing in films. \"I don't think agents should be doing scenes  working with the talent  on or off camera \"  he  says. \"It's just not good business.\"\nIn 2003   Spiegler  broke away to form  his  current firm. Spiegler Girls is known for representing just 25 women; performers such as Akira (Girls Kissing Girls 9)  San Dimas (Katwoman XXX) and Rose (Caught From Behind) are part of the current roster. In 2006  he signed Grey  the brunette star known for her ultra-hardcore performances and later for appearing on Entourage and in Steven Soderbergh's 2009 experimental drama The Girlfriend Experience.",
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            "input": "Deputy White House Chief of Staff Kirstjen Nielsen has been confirmed by the U.S. Senate to oversee the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).\n Nielsen   a former Homeland Security official nominated by President Trump  was confirmed by the Senate in a 62-37 vote on Tuesday.\nSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said that  Nielsen  understands the department's daily operations due to her previous experience and is ready to lead on her first day.\nMeanwhile  Democrats said  Nielsen  lacks the experience required to run a major agency with 240 000 employees. They also cited concerns about possible White House interference in a recent DHS decision to send home thousands of Nicaraguans that have long been granted U.S. protection.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Russian figure skater  Evgenia Medvedeva  told the IOC on Tuesday that its ban on Russian athletes for the 2018 Olympics was unfair.\n Medvedeva  a gold-medal favorite for 2018   said the punishment affects athletes who were not involved in a state-backed doping scheme.\n Medvedeva  also argued that  she  could not \"accept\" competing under a neutral flag if given the option.\nRussian figure skater  Evgenia Medvedeva  pleaded with the International Olympic Committee Executive Board on Tuesday to reconsider its ban of Russia at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang  South Korea.\n\"In 2014  I was 14 years old  \" Medvedeva  said  via Ice Network. \"I have not even entered the adult national team of my country.\n Medvedeva  also said that  she  can't \"accept\" competing for a neutral flag. The IOC on Tuesday said some qualifying Russian athletes who have passed several drug tests will be allowed to compete at the IOC's discretion  but they will do so in neutral uniforms.\n\"I can not accept the option that I would compete in the Olympic Games without the Russian flag as a neutral athlete  \" Medvedeva  said. \"I am proud of my country  it is a great honor for me to represent it at the Games. It gives strength and inspires me during the performances.\"\n\"Everyone has dreams  and you probably already had a chance to fulfill your own. Let me do the same!\"  Medvedeva  said. \"I do not know if there will be other Games in my sports life after Pyeongchang.\"",
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                "Evgenia Medvedeva Evgenia",
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            "input": "Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad Hariri  arrived back in Lebanon two weeks after  he  announced  his  surprise resignation while in Saudi Arabia. Within hours of landing at Beirut International Airport  Hariri shocked the country by announcing he had put his resignation \"on hold\" while talks with Hezb'allah and other political factions are underway.\nAl Jazeera's Zein Khodr  reporting from Beirut  said that Hariri's tone has shifted since he gave his resignation speech two weeks ago. \"He [Hariri] didn't even mention Hezbollah or Iran[.] ... He even said that he's looking forward to a partnership with all political parties in the country \"What is clear is that there has been intensive discussions behind closed doors \" she said. \"The resignation was an attempt by Saudi Arabia to curb Hezbollah's influence[.] ... That attempt backfired[.] ...  Hariri  was conciliatory in  his  message.\"\nWhat is going on? Whatever influence Saudi Arabia was exercising over  Hariri  has weakened since  he  left the kingdom. Before returning to Lebanon   Hariri  had meetings with several leaders  including Macron of France and el-Sisi of Egypt. France has a keen interest in what happens in Lebanon  since the tiny nation is a former French colony. And as a Sunni regional power  Egypt is on the front lines of resisting the spread of Iran's influence.\nThose \"intense discussions\" almost certainly included Hezb'allah. Given that  Hariri  cited threats against  his  life by pro-Iranian and pro-Syrian factions in Lebanon as a primary reason for  his  resignation  it is possible that some sort of backroom deal with the terrorists was struck that gives certain assurances to  Hariri  regarding  his  personal safety. For Hezb'allah  part of that deal could have included  Hariri  promising to back away from Saudi Arabia.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "On Tuesday  Russian prosecutors announced a fresh probe into the April 3 death of 60-year-old Lyudmila Chichvarkina  the businessman's lawyer in Moscow said. Chichvarkina was covered in blood and bruised when she was found but paramedics ruled that she died of a heart attack.\n \"There was clear evidence of an attempted murder \" lawyer Vladimir Zherebenkov told the Associated Press on Tuesday  saying her body was bruised all over as if she was severely beaten and her clothes and shoes were drenched in blood from head to toe.\n It would have been a natural death only if \"she had struck herself in the head twice and fell to the ground twenty times \" he added.\n Chichvarkin also insists that his mother was murdered  citing his father's visit to the crime scene and evidence in police files. He also says the extradition request by Russia is politically motivated because he had spoken out against corruption in Russia's police force.\n The murder mystery might prove to be a major factor in the London court's decision whether Britain should extradite Chichvarkin back to Russia to face kidnapping charges. His lawyer says if Chichvarkin's suspicions are proven  Russia's case for his extradition will collapse.\nChichvarkin back to Russia to face kidnapping charges. His lawyer says if Chichvarkin's suspicions are proven  Russia's case for his extradition will collapse.\n Chichvarkin fled Russia in December 2008. A month later a Moscow court charged him in absentia with complicity in the kidnapping and put out an international arrest warrant.\n Chichvarkin says the charges are a complete fabrication from a police department that was seeking revenge for his efforts to expose corruption.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Little Linden Bartell  could barely keep her eyes open when she sat on Santa’s lap during a visit to Bering’s Hardware Store in Houston  USA Today reported.\nLinden’s father   Allen Bartell   said the toddler was probably tired due to the long weekend spent celebrating Thanksgiving with family and the 80-degree Texas weather.\nIn the end  Linden requested that Santa bring  her  a reindeer  though  she  never did get  her  nap.\n“We get in the car and we have almost a two-hour drive home ”  Bartell  told USA Today. “ She  was awake the whole time.  She  slept good that night.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Both Peter and Iris Robinson are lawmakers in the House of Commons in London  as well as holding public office in Northern Ireland  a British province with a self-rule administration led by him.\n Peter Robinson temporarily stood down as Northern Ireland first minister last month after a BBC programme claimed his wife secured 50 000 pounds (56 000 euros  80 000 dollars) to help her young lover  Kirk McCambley  set up a cafe.\n He ordered a probe into a claim he breached parliamentary rules by knowing about the payments but keeping quiet. The inquiry cleared him this week  and he resumed his functions Wednesday.\n His wife resigned as a lawmaker in Belfast and has been undergoing psychiatric treatment.\n After the alphabetically-listed details for Iris Robinson  her husband's entry read simply: \"Mr. Robinson has no issues.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "` MediaBuzz ' host weighs in on Hillary Clinton 's book tour and her negative remarks against conservative media while fielding softball interviews from the mainstream media . \nKurtz : Hillary Clinton vs. ` right-wing ' news . \n` MediaBuzz ' host weighs in on Hillary Clinton 's book tour and her negative remarks against conservative media while fielding softball interviews from the mainstream media . \nHillary Clinton says there 's a \"right-wing war on truth .\" \nHillary Clinton got her share of unfair press during the campaign . \nHillary also writes that by 2016 \"most liberals and conservatives got their news from distinctly different sources and no longer shared a common set of facts .\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Story highlights BBC chief calls  Jimmy Savile  case \"a very  very grave matter\"\nLIke American Dick Clark   Savile  hosted teen music show for years\nBefore  he  died last year   Jimmy Savile  was viewed as a kind of UK equivalent to American TV icon Dick Clark  gaining fame by bringing music to generations of teens.  Savile  was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.\n He  now stands accused as a predatory sex offender.\nThe shocking allegations have Britain reeling. Countless viewers who grew up watching  Savile  on TV's \"Top of the Pops\" and  his  children's program \"Jim'll Fix It\" are now questioning their trust in a social institution: the British Broadcasting Corporation.\n Savile  died in October 2011 at age 84  soon after being treated in a hospital for pneumonia.\nJUST WATCHED BBC in hot seat over  Savile  scandal Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH BBC in hot seat over  Savile  scandal 04:08\nJUST WATCHED  Jimmy Savile's  9-year-old Scout victim Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH  Jimmy Savile's  9-year-old Scout victim 03:29\n\"There is no question that what  Jimmy Savile  did and the way the BBC behaved in the years -- the culture and practices of the BBC seems to allow  Jimmy Savile  to do what  he  did -- will raise questions of trust for us and reputation for us \" Entwistle said.\n\"This is a gravely serious matter  and one cannot look back at it with anything other than horror  frankly  that  his  activities went on as long as they did undetected.\"\nEntwistle pointed out that the BBC was not alone in failing to uncover  Savile 's behavior  with no newspaper exposé published in  his  lifetime.\nPhotos: Photos: The life of Jimmy Savile Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile  The life of  Jimmy Savile  – British radio disc jockey  television star and charity fund-raiser  Sir Jimmy Savile  poses for a photo at Buckingham Palace  London  after receiving the Order of the British Empire in 1972. Since  his  death a year ago at age 84   Savile  has been knocked off  his  perch as a national treasure  accused of being a predatory pedophile who used  his  fame and position to abuse youngsters  sometimes on BBC premises. Hide Caption 1 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile  The life of  Jimmy Savile  – Dancers on the BBC TV show \"Top of the Pops\" adjust  Savile 's track suit top for  him  during the making of the show in 1973. Hide Caption 2 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile  The life of  Jimmy Savile  – Savile poses with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at a National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children fund-raising presentation in 1980. Hide Caption 3 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile   The life of Jimmy Savile – Savile  pours a cup of tea. Hide Caption 4 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile   The life of Jimmy Savile – Savile  calls from the Wren House International Telephone Exchange in London in 1975 as part of a \"Fun And Happiness Weekend \" organized by the National Association of Youth Clubs. Hide Caption 5 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy  Savile  The life of Jimmy Savile – Savile  arrives in London in 1972 on  his  way to Buckingham Palace  where  he  is to be awarded the Order of the British Empire. Hide Caption 6 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile  The life of  Jimmy Savile  – The first presenter of long-running music program \"Top of the Pops \"  Savile  poses by a portrait of  himself  in February 1965  while enjoying  his  regular breakfast of Coke and a cigar in a central London hotel room. Hide Caption 7 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile  The life of  Jimmy Savile – Savile  and  his  mother pose outside Buckingham Palace in London  where  he  receive  his  Order of the British Empire in 1972. Hide Caption 8 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile   The life of Jimmy Savile – Savile  shows off  his  Order of the British Empire to members of the \"Second Generation\" song and dance troupe. Hide Caption 9 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile   The life of Jimmy Savile – Savile  stands on the sidewalk with  his  motor home. Hide Caption 10 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile   The life of Jimmy Savile – Savile  holds a newly-printed \"Lucky Jim\" poster. The posters feature a portrait of the DJ  along with a text reading: \"The Lucky Jim poster can bring you health  wealth  happiness. This is a genuine duplicate signature and what's more  Jimmy  has actually touched YOUR poster!\" Hide Caption 11 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile  The life of  Jimmy Savile  – British Secretary of State for Social Services Norman Fowler presents  Savile  with a check for half a million pounds in 1982 as the government's contribution to an appeal for a new spinal injuries unit at Stoke Mandeville Hospital. Hide Caption 12 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile  The life of  Jimmy Savile  – Savile waves with Jersey Holiday Queen Gaynor Lacey at the Jersey Battle of Flowers carnival in 1972. Hide Caption 13 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile  The life of  Jimmy Savile  – Days before  his  80th birthday in 2006   Savile  prepares for the Great North Run in Newcastle  northern England. Hide Caption 14 of 15 Photos: Photos: The life of  Jimmy Savile  The life of  Jimmy Savile  – The funeral cortege of  Savile  arrives at Leeds Cathedral for a funeral service on November 9  2011  in Leeds  England. Hide Caption 15 of 15\n\" Mr. Savile  has prosecuted  his  activities   his  disgusting activities  in a matter that was very successfully and skilfully concealed  and experts in pedophile behavior have pointed out that's often the case \" Entwistle said.\n Savile  had access to psychiatric hospital\nThe National Health Service also faces difficult questions over the access  Savile  was allowed to a number of hospitals. Among  them  was Broadmoor  a high-security psychiatric hospital where  Savile  worked as a volunteer and had keys to the wards. In 1988   he  was appointed to a senior role there  a move now being investigated by the NHS.\nThe police may also be asked to explain why past abuse claims against  Savile  never led to investigations resulting in a prosecution in  his  lifetime.",
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            "input": "The recent settlement capped a case that began with a descent into depression and paranoia in Janene Wallace's late twenties and eventually resulted in imprisonment  a nearly three-month stint in solitary confinement and finally  a death by hanging   family attorney David Inscho  said.\nAt the time of  her  suicide  the George W. Hill Correctional Facility was run by private prison operator Community Education Centers but the company was recently acquired by another prison operator called The GEO Group. Pablo Paez  a representative for The GEO group  declined to comment on the litigation but said that \"GEO was in no way involved with the management of the facility at the time of these allegations.\"\nWallace then refused to bathe  made irrational statements  rubbed menstrual blood on a shower wall and accused the guards of trying to hurt her  according to emails between officials at the facility that were provided by  Inscho . She was placed in solitary confinement and a sign was put on her door that warned that she was \"unstable\" and instructed staffers to \"use caution.\"\n\"What she needed was a mental health evaluation and mental health treatment. That never happened \"  Inscho  said. \"She was mentally ill. She needed help.\"\nAfter more than 50 days in solitary  which included a guard telling her to \"go ahead and choke yourself\" following a threat from Wallace that  Inscho  said was made after a period of 85 hours of uninterrupted confinement  she hung herself from a vent with her bra.\nDavid Byrne  warden of the Hill facility  did not immediately respond to a voicemail seeking comment about Wallace's death. But  according to a transcript of a deposition provided by  Inscho   he has admitted that something went wrong.",
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            "input": "Director Oliver Stone hit back at  Melissa Gilbert 's sexual harassment claim  saying that  she  was well aware of the raunchy nature of the film when  she  agreed to audition.\n Gilbert   53  accused the director of sexual harassment Monday  claiming that Stone purposely humiliated  her  during a 1991 audition for \"The Doors\" by forcing  her  to stage an explicit scene as retaliation for embarrassing him \"in a social situation.\"\nStone  however  told the Daily News in a statement that  Gilbert  would have been fully aware of the scene's contents before  she  auditioned  and that  he  also had  his  casting director on hand to ensure a safe environment.\n Gilbert  claimed Stone sexually harassed  her  as a means of humiliating  her  for embarrassing  him . (Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)\n She  also denied any claim that Stone  71  purposely targeted  Gilbert .\n\"Every actor who auditioned came in voluntarily and was aware of the provocative material prior to engaging in their scenes \"  she  said. \"No actor was forced or expected to do anything that might have been uncomfortable  and most actors embraced the challenged  recognizing Oliver Stone's vision and the creative process. In my experience  there was no attempt to personally offend any particular actor.\"\n Gilbert  told Cohen that  she  refused Stone's alleged request  and left crying.  She  was auditioning for the role of Pamela Courson  which eventually went to Meg Ryan.",
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            "input": "DoneGood  which is a certified B Corp  launched a similar browser extension and app last year  alerting shoppers to ethical alternatives while they browse on any ecommerce site. But according to  cofounder Cullen Schwarz   the company always planned to launch its own destination website  where users could search through hundreds of mission-driven brands in one place.\n\"Our goal is to make it really  really easy for people to find the brands that are making great stuff and making the world better at the same time \"  he  said.\n Schwarz  likens the new site to an \"Amazon of the social impact economy \" or a \"Kayak of the social impact space.\" DoneGood partners with more than 250 companies whose business models have a demonstrated social or environmental impact. That means you won't find brands giving 1 percent of profits to charity  or just touting a one-for-one giveaway model.\n\"We're looking for companies that are making the world better through their everyday business practices. If a company doesn't pay workers well or has sub-par environmental practices  but gives to charity  we don’t partner with that business  \" Schwarz  said.\n\"One of the best parts of our jobs is talking to all these people who started brands that have a social mission and aren’t just out to make a profit ... They're working to prove that businesses can be successful and be a force for good in the world at the same time \"  Schwarz  said.\nIn spite of the stress and consumerism that Black Friday ushers in every year   Schwarz  hopes the shopping site — along with the existing Chrome extension and app — can be bring together all the good parts of the holidays. These products make more unique and meaningful gifts   he  explained  and there's also a slew of discounts.\n Schwarz  isn't just talking the talk.  He  and the DoneGood team are a part of a new initiative called Shop for Good Sunday  which fills the gap on the Sunday in the middle of Black Friday  Small Business Saturday  Cyber Monday  and Giving Tuesday.\nSince it launched on Cyber Monday 2016  DoneGood has raised more than $750 000 in funding so far  including contest winnings from Harvard and MIT  according to  Schwarz .\n He  said the response over the past year  from both users and brands  has been amazing. Multiple companies ask to join DoneGood every week  and users often suggest companies to add to the platform.\n\"Most people want to know that their money is supporting things they believe in. It's just always been really hard and time-consuming to find companies that you know are doing good for the world. We work to make it easy. The easier we can make it  the more often more people can join in  and the bigger the impact we all have together \"  Schwarz  said.",
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            "input": "Now that the three basketball players are out of China and saved from years in jail  LaVar Ball  the father of LiAngelo  is unaccepting of what I did for his son and that shoplifting is no big deal. I should have left them in jail! —  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 19  2017\nShoplifting is a very big deal in China  as it should be (5-10 years in jail)  but not to father LaVar. Should have gotten his son out during my next trip to China instead. China told them why they were released. Very ungrateful! —  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 19  2017\n Last week   Trump  made sure everyone knew that  he  personally intervened in the matter after the players’ arrest  asking that they thank  him  for pleading their case to Chinese President Xi Jinping while on his Asia trip:\nDo you think the three UCLA Basketball Players will say thank you  President Trump ? They were headed for 10 years in jail! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 15  2017\nBy midweek  Ball  Jalen Hill and Cody Riley lauded for  the president’s  efforts in their remarks after returning to the U.S. and  he  seemed appreciative  telling them to “HAVE A GREAT LIFE!” on Twitter and warning them to be careful because “there are many pitfalls on the long and winding road of life!”\nTo the three UCLA basketball players I say: You're welcome  go out and give a big Thank You to President Xi Jinping of China who made….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 16  2017\n….your release possible and  HAVE A GREAT LIFE! Be careful  there are many pitfalls on the long and winding road of life! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 16  2017\n Trump  was piqued because  he  has pointed to  his  record of freeing Americans held overseas as evidence of  his  dealmaking prowess and as a contrast with predecessor Barack Obama. Before the three basketball players  the  Trump  administration had successfully negotiated releases including American student Otto Warmbier from North Korea and charity worker Aya Hijazi from Egypt. Although those efforts earned bipartisan welcome  the apparent grievance that  he  has not gotten more credit or thanks in the UCLA case drew criticism.",
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            "input": "A deal was struck last month between Myanmar and Bangladesh to repatriate the Rohingya who've fled since August. But Yangon-based human rights defender Abdul Rasheed  54  says repatriation must be done safely  securely and with dignity.\n Abdul Rasheed  who goes by both names   is  himself  Rohingya and has been working on behalf of  his  people for the past several years.  He 's the founder of the Rohingya Foundation  a human rights organization based in Yangon  and serves as an adviser to Fortify Rights  a human-rights organization that specializes in Rohingya issues.\n The activist  was in the U.S. this week  meeting with U.N. officials in New York and lawmakers including Vice President Pence's team in Washington  D.C.  to raise awareness about the plight of  his  people.\n Abdul Rasheed  previously worked with the National League for Democracy  Suu Kyi's party  but in 2012  after violence erupted in Rakhine   he  decided to devote  himself  full-time to Rohingya issues.\nThe government doesn't recognize them as citizens  insisting they're illegal immigrants from Bangladesh  even though many Rohingya — including  Abdul Rasheed 's family — have lived in Myanmar since before the country gained independence from Great Britain in 1948.\nThe situation needs to \"be addressed urgently because people are suffering \" Abdul Rasheed tells NPR. \"Our people are suffering greatly.\"",
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            "input": "George Earle Hyman  was born in Rocky Mount  N.C.  on Oct. 11  1926  and moved to New York when  he  was 6. Both  his  parents were schoolteachers and took  him  to  his  first play  a Brighton Beach production of Ibsen’s “Ghosts ” when  he  was 13.\nThe experience inspired  him  to take up acting and led to a lifelong fascination with Norwegian theater.  He  eventually learned Norwegian and Danish and spent much of  his  time in Norway  performing in Norwegian plays as well as translated works of Shakespeare and other English-language writers.\n Mr. Hyman  said  he  felt like a true star only in Norway — not in the United States  where  he  sometimes fielded questions and complaints about  his  decisions to play traditionally white roles in the theater.\n“As a young actor  I adored Shakespeare and walked around with a volume of his work under my arm ” he told the New York Times in 1991. “One actress saw this and said  ‘Ain’t somebody told that boy that he’s colored?’ But I couldn’t help it; I loved the plays that weren’t written for  me .”",
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            "input": "“Jimmy is a player we have researched extensively since  Kyle  and I joined the 49ers ” General Manager John Lynch said.\n“ Kyle  ” in this case  is  San Francisco Coach Kyle Shanahan  — you know  the former offensive coordinator of the Washington Redskins  the son of the head coach here who drafted Kirk Cousins.\nHere are the people most directly affected by Monday’s trade: Garoppolo  incumbent 49ers quarterbacks Brian Hoyer (who was released) and C.J. Beathard  and  Shanahan   still pursuing  his  first victory as a head coach as the season heads to the second half. Next on that list: I’d argue it’s Cousins.\nIn the popular parlor game of “Where Will Kirk End Up?” San Francisco has toggled with the Los Angeles Rams (whom we’ll get to) as the leading destination because of the ties those franchises now have to Cousins’s career. We know the links: When  Shanahan  was the Washington offensive coordinator under  his  father  Mike  the team traded up to select Robert Griffin III in the 2012 draft — but then shrewdly spent a fourth-round pick on Cousins that same draft.",
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            "input": "David Letterman got out ahead of an embarrassing sex scandal by breaking the news himself  telling viewers Thursday that he did in fact have sexual relations with those women  who  by the way  happened to work for him. And while the CBS host is clearly the victim of a bizarre extortion plot  he has also instantly become a 62-year-old married man with an image problem.\n \"Every time he cracks one of those jokes \" says former CBS and NBC producer Steve Friedman  \"you'll look at him in a different way  won't you?\"\n Letterman  who has been doing late-night comedy since 1982  has never marketed himself as a choirboy  but admitting he had sex with subordinates leaves a whole lot of unanswered questions. He was awkward on Thursday's show  veering between angst and subdued humor  as he described the \"scary\" ordeal of trying to protect himself  his family  the other women -- and his job.\n Ken Sunshine  a veteran public-relations specialist  minimizes the professional fallout for Letterman: \"He didn't murder anybody. He was extorted. It's consenting adults. Nobody's accusing him of rape. This is shoplifting  maybe. ... Unless someone accuses him of using his position to forcibly come on to some of the women  to me  it's none of my damn business.\"\n But the puzzle still has missing pieces. Did 34-year-old Stephanie Birkitt  a Letterman assistant who later moved in with Halderman  get a prominent on-air role because of a relationship with the comedian? Who are the other women? Did any of them feel pressured by Letterman?\n \"He's being treated differently because he's a favorite of the press \" says Tobe Berkovitz  an associate professor of communication at Boston University. The liberal-leaning media  Berkowitz says  \"are cutting him slack they wouldn't if it was a CEO or a senator. It's still abusing your role as a boss.\" While there may be some sympathy for Letterman because of the extortion scheme  he added  \"he's being blackmailed for something he really did do.\"\n Radio host Don Imus struck a harsher note  telling Fox News that Letterman is \"an angry  mean-spirited jerk.\"\n CBS News began reporting the story online and on the radio Thursday night  including details that had not been confirmed by the parent company. The Letterman saga led Friday's \"Early Show\" as well as the other network morning shows.\n Letterman's nightly platform requires viewers to see him as a fair-minded jokester. He recently poked fun at South Carolina's governor  saying: \"Mark Sanford didn't really enjoy this year's Fourth of July. He left his favorite firecracker in Argentina.\" In 1997  even before the Monica Lewinsky scandal  Letterman joked about a near-collision involving Air Force One: \"Thank God no one was injured  though a flight attendant was thrown from President Clinton's lap.\"\n And sometimes Letterman goes too far. In June  he apologized to Sarah Palin for a joke about her daughter getting \"knocked up\" by Yankees star Alex Rodriguez. After hesitating for several days  Letterman said: \"I told a joke that was beyond flawed  and my intent is completely meaningless compared to the perception.\"\nLetterman joked about a near-collision involving Air Force One: \"Thank God no one was injured  though a flight attendant was thrown from President Clinton's lap.\"\n And sometimes Letterman goes too far. In June  he apologized to Sarah Palin for a joke about her daughter getting \"knocked up\" by Yankees star Alex Rodriguez. After hesitating for several days  Letterman said: \"I told a joke that was beyond flawed  and my intent is completely meaningless compared to the perception.\"\n Letterman has been more openly political  and tilted more to the left  in the past year. He savaged John McCain during the campaign for canceling an interview with him and said that Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly \"doesn't really care much about telling the truth.\" Last month  by contrast  he conducted a remarkably friendly interview with President Obama.\n What happens next depends on the course of the investigation  Letterman's handling of new revelations and whether other comics lay off their comrade. CBS clearly has a great deal invested in its late-night star. But it's not hard to come up with a Top Ten List of reasons why Letterman needs to tread carefully.",
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            "input": "Only days after the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was signed   New York developer Steven Witkoff  announced that  he  is now surging ahead with  his  plans to complete the Fontainebleau resort in Las Vegas  Bloomberg Politics reported.\n“Now  we’re not going to be patient ”  Witkoff  told Bloomberg. “We’ve basically pressed the ‘go’ button to do everything necessary to finish design on the project and take down a construction loan.”\n The developer  added that as soon as he saw the bill was going to become law  he was ready to ease off the brakes. He quickly launched an effort to restart his financing process for the estimated $3 billion he needs to finish the project.\n Witkoff  also noted that an important benefit in the tax reform law that allows full and immediate expensing of capital investments spurred him to immediate action. He also insisted to Bloomberg that the new tax law will spark great economic activity in the U.S.\n“You can just feel it ”  Witkoff  said. “You can feel the pent-up fervor that’s happening out there  and  it  hasn’t even seeped through the system yet. And I’m not a Republican ideologue  for God’s sake.”\nThe Fontainebleau was about 70 percent complete when billionaire Carl Icahn bought the stalled project out of bankruptcy in 2010. The site was idle until last year when  Witkoff  began toying with jumping in to finish the building. But  until now  going was slow with an uncertain economy and a slow commercial property market dogging the project.",
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            "input": "Lindsay Lohan has moved to a substance abuse facility and signed legal papers hiring celebrity lawyer Robert Shapiro to represent her as she prepares to head to jail for violating probation in a 2007 drug case.\n Shapiro  a key figure on O.J. Simpson's legal \"dream team\" in 1995  confirmed Lohan was staying at Pickford Lofts  a treatment center Shapiro founded after his son died of a drug overdose.\n Shapiro told The Associated Press on Friday he had agreed to represent Lohan only if she does her jail time and complies with the terms of her probation.\n \"Ms. Lohan is suffering from a disease that I am all too familiar with \" said Shapiro  whose son Brent died in 2005. \"Hopefully I can be of assistance.\"\n Lohan is scheduled to begin serving a 90-day sentence on Tuesday.\n In representing Lohan  Shapiro is replacing attorney Shawn Chapman Holley  another veteran of the Simpson trial in which the former football star was acquitted of the murders of his ex-wife Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman.\n Holly resigned after saying Lohan's sentence was harsh and unfair.\n Shapiro filed papers in court signed by Lohan substituting him as her counsel.\n The judge also ordered Lohan to spend three months in rehab after serving her sentence and continue to undergo random drug testing until her probation expires.\n Lohan pleaded guilty in August 2007 to two misdemeanor counts of being under the influence of cocaine; no contest to two counts of driving with a blood-alcohol level above 0.08 percent; and one count of reckless driving. She was sentenced to three years probation.\n Lohan has spent 84 minutes in jail and performed mandatory service at the county morgue.",
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            "input": "A man  28  was dead at the scene following the shooting about 8:10 p.m. at the Starbucks  4753 N. Broadway  at Lawrence Avenue  according to police.Family members identified the victim as 28-year-old Sauvignon Watkins of Chatham.\nRelatives at the scene say  Watkins  was known for  his  sense of humor and light-hearted personality.\nThe father of two children  ages 1 and 2   Watkins  was known to goof around and jump with kids in the family in a bouncy house. Even when teased about  his  name   he  played along  responding  \"Oui  Oui.\"\n\" He  never ceased to make me laugh about something every single day \"  his  mother  Shawn Adams  49  said. \"I just loved to listen to  his  stupid anecdotes or whatever to make me laugh.\"\n Family photo Sauvignon Watkins   28  was identified as the victim of a shooting Thursday  Nov. 2  2017  at an Uptown Starbucks.  Sauvignon Watkins   28  was identified as the victim of a shooting Thursday  Nov. 2  2017  at an Uptown Starbucks. (Family photo) (Family photo)\nRelatives arrived at the scene worried that the victim dead at the scene could be  Watkins . Their fears were confirmed when they walked closer and  like others  saw his feet near the windows. They recognized his shoes and jacket  said his godmother Renda Harris  48  of Woodlawn.",
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            "input": "'Flippy' The Fast Food Robot (Sort Of) Mans The Grill At Caliburger\nAfter months of practice in the art of fast food preparation   \"Flippy  \" has finally taken up a position as grill cook on the line at Caliburger's Pasadena  Calif.  restaurant.\nEven so  it could be the beginning of a bright career for  Flippy  in an industry that is otherwise notorious for high employee turnover.\nIt certainly helps that Flippy  a burger-flipping robot developed by Miso Robotics  shows no concern about the low wages  meager benefits or long hours that plague the industry. The robot is reportedly capable of grilling 150 burgers per hour.\nAccording to a press release from Miso  the company — which bills  Flippy  as the world's first burger-flipping robot — began working with Caliburger two years ago to develop  it  as a \"cost-effective and highly efficient solution\" that is \"specifically designed to operate in an existing commercial kitchen layout and to serve alongside kitchen staff to safely and efficiently fulfill a variety of cooking tasks.\"\n\"The kitchen of the future will always have people in it  but we see that kitchen as having people and robots \" said David Zito  co-founder and CEO of Miso Robotics tells KTLA in Los Angeles. \"This technology is not about replacing jobs — we see  Flippy  as that third hand.\"\nIn  its  current version   Flippy  needs a human coworker to place the patties on the grill  put the cheese on top at the right moment and add the extras  such as lettuce and sauce before wrapping the sandwiches for customers.\n\" The Flippy robot  takes the form of a relatively small  wheeled cart equipped with a 6-axis robotic arm and what Miso Robotics calls a 'sensor bar ' TechCrunch writes. \"It takes in data from thermal sensors  3-D sensors and different cameras onboard to perceive its environment. Digital systems that send tickets from the counter back to the kitchen give  Flippy   its  orders.\"\nTechCrunch says unlike rival burger bots under development  such as one made by Momentum Machines   Flippy  uses artificial intelligence to improve  its  technique – so the more  it  works  the better  it  gets at the job  in much the same way that might be expected from a human worker.\n The website  adds: \"A range of different tools  like detachable grippers  tongs and scrapers  help  Flippy  to cook burgers made to order  and keep a grill operating smoothly. A pneumatic pump allows  the robot  to swap out its own tools. Combined with Miso Robotics' AI  this range of tools will allow  Flippy  to make more than burgers over time  including chicken  bacon  grilled onions and other items that tend to be served in burger restaurants.\"\nAs part of its deal with Miso  Caliburger gets exclusive rights to use the services of  Flippy  for six months  but thereafter  other fast-food vendors would be allowed to buy  the robot . In  its  current form   Flippy  runs about $60 000 per unit  but the price could go up as  it  becomes more sophisticated and versatile.\nFor now   the robot  is operating only in a single Pasadena  Calif.  Caliburger restaurant  but the chain has plans for expansion within the U.S. after a trial period.\nAlthough Miso and Caliburger emphasize that  Flippy  will be part of an integrated  part-robot  part-human  kitchen  according to a report by the McKinsey Global Institute last year  fast food was among the industries most vulnerable to automation.",
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            "input": "Henry Cavill  is alive and well  despite what the Internet says.\nThe “Justice League” actor  who is known to play Superman in recent DC Comics movies  debunked rumors that  he  died on Monday by posting a selfie on Instagram with a split of the fake death date listed on Wikipedia. A quick search for Cavill’s name on Google shows the actor died on March 3  2018.\n Cavill ’s “death date” was taken down by 2 p.m. Monday. It's unclear when the entry was made.\n Cavill  isn’t the only actor who had to fight off death rumors. Sylvester Stallone shut down rumors in mid-February after reports claimed the 71-year-old actor died.",
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            "input": "Arizona Wildcats head football coach  Kevin Sumlin . (Photo: Mike Christy  AP)\nThe beginning of the end for  Kevin Sumlin  at Texas A&M was not a 59-0 loss to Alabama or an embarrassing Johnny Manziel headline or going 3-3 against Mississippi State. Instead  it was the first week of December in 2013 when he signed a contract that ensured he’d never have to worry about money ever again.\nIt almost seems silly now  in a world where Gus Malzahn is going to make $7 million per season and where you can set your clock by Kirk Ferentz getting his contract extended  that  Sumlin ’s contract became an issue in how he was perceived. But it was  because even as coaches eventually signed new deals that surpassed his  it was impossible to get over the idea that in his third season  the only coaches whose contracts compared were Nick Saban  Mack Brown  Bob Stoops  Urban Meyer and Les Miles  as if he constantly had to prove to fans and media (I’m guilty of this  too) that he deserved to be paid that much money.\n“It wasn’t distracting to me at all ”  Sumlin  said Tuesday during a phone conversation following  his  introductory news conference at Arizona. “The funny part is  it was public that (the buyout) was payable within 60 days. But if you looked at it  there were three or four bigger ones than mine that nobody talked about.”\n He ’s right  of course. For all the hand-wringing about whether  he  was living up to the contract   Sumlin ’s buyout ended up at $10.5 million  behind what Arkansas had to pay Bret Bielema (could be as much as $15.4 million)  what UCLA had to pay Jim Mora ($12 million) and what Arizona State had to pay Todd Graham ($12 million).\nThat’s important to think about as  Sumlin  settles into  his  promising new job at Arizona because  in many ways  you wonder in this coaching environment whether  he  might yet again be a step ahead of the game.\nUnless you’re competing for national championships — and realistically  there are only about seven schools right now who are doing that —  Sumlin ’s quality of life at Arizona is going to be better than 99% of  his  peers  even though now  he ’ll be more like the 50th highest-paid coach in the country rather than in the top 10.\n“It was the right time and right place for me ”  Sumlin  said. “It was a good fit.”\nTexas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin and receiver Camron Buckley. (Photo: Kim Klement  USA TODAY Sports)",
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            "input": "“Absolutely ” Mr. Kahle said. “We think of it as news.”\nThe Internet Archive has been quietly recording the news material from all these outlets  which means   Mr. Kahle  said  capturing not only every edition of “60 Minutes” on CBS but also every minute of every day on CNN.\nAll of this will be available  free  to those willing to dive into the archive starting Tuesday.  Mr. Kahle  said the method for the search for information would be the closed-captioned words that have accompanied the news programs. The user simply plugs in the words of the search  along with some kind of time frame  and matches of news clips will appear.\n Mr. Kahle  predicted there would often be hundreds of matches  but  he  said the system had an interface that would make it easy to browse quickly through 30-second clips in search of the right one. If a researcher wants a copy of the entire program  a DVD will be sent on loan.\nThe inspiration of the Library of Alexandria  the archive of the knowledge in ancient world in Egypt  was not frivolous.  Mr. Kahle  said that early effort to assemble the collected works of civilization was in  his  mind when  he  conceived the idea to use the almost infinite capacity of the Web to pursue the modern equivalent.\n“You could turn all the books in the Library of Congress into a stack of disks that would fit in one shopping cart in Best Buy ”  Mr. Kahle  said.  He  estimates that the Internet Archive now contains about 9 000 terabytes of data; by contrast  the digital collection of the Library of Congress is a little more than 300 terabytes  according to an estimate earlier this year.\n Mr. Kahle  calls  himself  a technologist and says  he  moved to the archive project after previously founding and selling off two data-mining companies  one to AOL  the other to Amazon.\nThe television news project  like  his  other archive projects  is financed mainly through outside grants  though  Mr. Kahle  did put up some of  his  own money to start.  He  said grants from the National Archives  the Library of Congress and other government agencies and foundations made up the bulk of the financing for the project.  He  set the annual budget at $12 million  and said about 150 people were working on the project.\nThe archive has no intention of replacing or competing with the Web outlets owned by the news organizations.  Mr. Kahle  said new material would not be added until 24 hours after it was first broadcast. “We don’t expect this to replace CNN.com ”  he  said.\nAs enormous as the news collection is  it is only the beginning   Mr. Kahle  said. The plan is to “go back” year by year  and slowly add news video going back to the start of television. That will require some new and perhaps more challenging methodology because the common use of closed-captioning only started around 2002.\n Mr. Kahle  said some new technique  perhaps involving word recognition  would be necessary. “We need some interface that is good enough and doesn’t interrupt commerce enough that they get upset with us.”\n“Yes  we want eventually to be able to make coverage of  say  the 1956 political conventions available ” Mr. Kahle said.",
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            "input": "Donald Trump Jr.  will return to Capitol Hill Wednesday to talk to the Senate intelligence committee as part of its probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.\nThe closed-door meeting with Senate staff will come a week after  Trump Jr.  spoke to lawmakers on the House intelligence committee. Both panels are investigating the meddling and whether President Donald Trump's campaign was involved.\nInvestigators have been probing a June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer.  Trump Jr.  and other campaign officials attended the meeting.\nThis will be  Trump Jr.'s  third interview as part of the congressional Russia probes.  He  also spoke to the Senate Judiciary Committee in September.",
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            "input": "DUBAI (Reuters) - Yemen’s Houthi group has buried the body of  former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa   allowing only a handful of relatives to attend  sources from  his  General People’s Congress (GPC) party said on Sunday.\nFILE  PHOTO Yemen's former President Ali Abdullah Saleh  gestures to supporters as  he  arrives to a rally held to mark the 35th anniversary of the establishment of  his  General People's Congress party in Sanaa  Yemen August 24  2017. REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah/File Photo\n Saleh   75  was killed by the Iran-aligned Houthis on Monday  after he had called for a “new page” in ties with a Saudi-led coalition that his supporters together with the Houthis had fought for nearly three years.\nGPC Secretary-General Aref al-Zouka  who was killed with  Saleh   was buried on Saturday in his native al-Saeed district of Shabwa province in southern Yemen after the Houthis handed over his body to tribal leaders  media and GPC officials said.\n Saleh  ruled Yemen for 33 years before being forced to step down in 2012 in a Gulf-brokered transition plan following months of Arab Spring protests demanding democracy.\n He  remained in politics as the head of the GPC  Yemen’s largest political party  and in 2015  he  joined forces with the Iran-aligned Houthis after they captured the capital Sanaa in a move that precipitated Saudi-led military intervention on the side of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.",
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            "input": "(CNN)  Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci  suggested that John Kelly is handling the fallout from the Rob Porter scandal poorly by trying to \"cover it up.\"\n\"The cover-up is always worse than the crime \"  Scaramucci  told David Axelrod in an upcoming segment of \"The Axe Files \" a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.\n\"I would say  'Jeez  you know  I knew about it. I was going to give the guy a pass because he told me it wasn't true and I apologize to the American people for that. He's been let go and I'd still like to keep my job \"'  Scaramucci  explained. \"That's what I would do if I was General Kelly. \"\nScaramucci  said if  he  were the White House chief of staff   he  wouldn't say  he  \"didn't know about it when ( he ) knew about it or try to cover it.\"\n\"We're in a society now where everyone's going to find out everything anyway \"  he  noted.",
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            "input": "\"The conventional approach to developing flu vaccines today is one in which we perform surveillance worldwide \" said David Topham  director of the New York Influenza Center of Excellence and professor of microbiology and immunology at the University of Rochester in New York.\n\"We collect the viruses that are circulating in people \" said  Topham  who was not involved in the new study . Those viruses then typically are studied in ferrets    he  said.\n\"We create an antigenic map of each virus and determine how similar or different that is than the (current) vaccine strain  and if it's different enough from the vaccine strain then we select that virus to be in  next year's vaccine \" Topham  said. In other words  they make their best guess on what strains will be most likely to spread and cause illness based on surveillance data\nOn the other hand  the new study suggests \"using high-throughput sequencing methods and genetic engineering to rationally design a virus to use as a vaccine \"  he  said. \"I thought it was a very innovative and comprehensive approach.\"\nThe new study acted like \"rocket science\" compared with the conventional approach used to develop flu vaccines   he  said.\nSo what does the future hold for flu vaccines and where could this new approach fit in? There has been a shift among researchers around the world to focus on developing universal vaccines   Topham  said.\n\"These  for influenza  would be vaccines that would last for at least five years and protect against 75% of the viruses that are out there \"  he  said. \"There are many ways that we might be able to achieve that. This approach that's described in this paper is just one approach.\"",
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            "input": "But  it  was not  as some might have come to believe  born in a Grant Park festival or a North Side club.  It  came up from the Mississippi Delta and was raised in Memphis before exploding in the smokey small South and West side bars of Chicago.\nThe film was born in 2007 when  Smith  was given a copy of a Guilfoile short story titled âO Death Where Is Thy Sting?â It was contained in a collection titled âChicago Bluesâ (Bleak House  2007). Edited by Libby Fischer Hellman with an introduction written by me  it contained 21 stories. The man who reviewed the book for the Tribune  Dick Adler  called Guilfoileâs story âspooky.â\nâI thought the story was great â says  Smith   a longtime creative director for advertising agencies such as Element 79 and Leo Burnett and the co-founder in 2009 of a film/commercial production outfit called Fulton Market Films (fultonmarketfilms.com) with John Fromstein  this filmâs executive producer and the man who gave  Smith  Guilfoileâs short story). âI immediately saw it as a feature film.â\nHe called Guilfoile  whom he had met before  since  Guilfoile  too toiled in the ad business before devoting himself to writing full time  and asked  âWant to collaborate on a script?â\nâI was flattered â says  Guilfoile . âThough there has been some movie interest and deals involving my novels (2005âs âCast of Shadowsâ was followed by 2010âs âThe Thousandâ) but no one had ever asked me to collaborate on writing a script. I was excited to work with Scott. The structure of a screenplay is so different. This was a great learning experience for me.â\nHappy with their collaboration â even though âwe must have rewritten the ending seven times â says  Guilfoile â Smith  began the arduous process of getting it on screen.\nThe script sat around and was passed around for years. âI had almost forgotten there was a script when  Smith  called and said we might get the movie made â says  Guilfoile . But eventually the project took flight  getting not only attention but  more crucially  financing and a couple of names  not huge name but names nonetheless: Jon Lovitz and Steve Guttenberg.\nâYou donât want to use actors just for their names but it helps â says  Smith .\nâHe was awesome â says  Guilfoile .\nâHe was very serious about the role â says  Smith . âAnd he was filled with good ideas.â\nThough  Smith  had been a top-three finalist in the Matt Damon-Ben Affleck TV competition âProject Greenlightâ (projectgreenlight.com) for a comedy short  he  directed in 2007   his  only previous feature length work had been the delightful 2009âs âBeing Bucky â about the seven people who play the University of Wisconsinâs mascot.\nâIt was a very tight schedule and with 30 people or so in the cast and crew sometimes a bit of chaotic  but I couldnât be more pleased â said  Smith .\n Guilfoile  was reluctant to visit during shooting.\nâI did visit the set for one day â  he  says. âBut that was it. I thought that because of my days working in advertising that I would know just enough to be really annoying.â\nIn the meantime   Guilfoile  is working with producers/writers Joan Rater and Tony Phelan of âGreyâs Anatomyâ success on developing  his  novel âCast of Shadowsâ into a TV series.",
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            "input": "Trotter had been missing since December 8  1998  when she disappeared from the Montgomery County community college where she was a first-year student. Three days later  on unrelated warrants  the police arrested  Larry Swearingen  a 27-year-old unemployed electrician with a young family and a history of run-ins with the law . Police suspected  Swearingen  was Trotter’s killer. He had been seen talking with Trotter two days before her disappearance outside a local store near Lake Conroe  which abuts the national forest. On the day she went missing  he was seen chatting with her in the college library.\nAfter the body was found some three weeks later   Swearingen  was charged with Trotter’s kidnapping  sexual assault  and murder. There was little in the way of hard evidence to back up the charges. In addition to the two times he was seen talking to Trotter prior to her disappearance  the state pointed to a lie he told  claiming he didn’t know who Trotter was  and to a letter he wrote while jailed in which he pretended to be someone else and claimed knowledge about the murder that officials said only the killer would know.\nIn 2000   Swearingen  was tried for the crime and sentenced to death.\nNearly 20 years after the murder   he  maintains  his  innocence  and for more than a decade  he  has been fighting to clear  his  name  in part by repeatedly requesting that key crime scene evidence be subjected to DNA testing. While the state’s case against  him  was built on circumstantial evidence  there was also a trove of physical evidence that prosecutors seemingly either ignored or dismissed.\nThe state insisted that the length of hose matched a second piece of hosiery retrieved from the trailer home  Swearingen  shared with  his  wife  Terry. But the hose from the trailer wasn’t found until weeks after Trotter’s body was discovered  after police had conducted two exhaustive searches of the Swearingen property. And instead of submitting either piece for DNA testing  the state had a forensic analyst line them up side by side to determine visually whether they came from the same pair of hosiery — the kind of subjective forensic pattern analysis that raises serious concerns about scientific validity and reliability. At  Swearingen ’s trial  the analyst testified that the two lengths of hose matched “to the exclusion of all other pantyhose.”\nAccording to court filings  evidence that was tested pointed away from  Swearingen . DNA collected from a cigarette butt found in  Swearingen ’s trailer that prosecutors claimed belonged to Trotter excluded her as the donor. And DNA developed from blood found in fingernail scrapings taken from Trotter’s body at autopsy excluded  Swearingen   revealing instead the profile of an unknown male.\nTo date  Texas’s highest criminal court  the Court of Criminal Appeals  has sided with the state  concluding that the “mountain” of circumstantial evidence against  Swearingen  outweighs the potentially probative value of DNA evidence. The court has denied his request for testing four times — highlighting a confounding  if not obstructionist  approach to requests made for post-conviction DNA testing under state law.\nIn  Swearingen ’s case and others  the court has construed the right to testing in a way that severely narrows eligibility — an approach that  Swearingen ’s lawyers say threatens to make the once powerful law a dead letter  potentially closing access to testing in all cases where there is a claim of wrongful conviction.\n Swearingen  is scheduled for execution on November 16.\nDeath row inmate  Larry Swearingen  during an interview at the Polunsky Unit in Longview  Texas. Photo: Jacob Villanueva/The Texas Tribune\nWhen  Swearingen  first sought DNA testing in 2004  the denial was straightforward — the CCA refused to consider the request because  Swearingen ’s lawyers had missed a filing deadline.\nIn its 2010 ruling  the court noted that the statute only allowed testing of evidence “containing biological material” and concluded that  Swearingen  could not demonstrate that the items  he  wanted to test — the pantyhose  additional fingernail scrapings  and clothing — were actually “proven” to contain such material.\n“This court has held that a mere assertion or a general claim that existence of biological material is probable will fail to satisfy the appellant’s burden” under the statute  the court wrote. It also faulted  Swearingen  for suggesting that any unknown profile developed from DNA testing should be run against state and federal databases  a provision that didn’t appear in the statute.\n Swearingen  filed for testing again in 2013. Newly elected District Judge Kelly Case approved his request  which was accompanied by an affidavit from a DNA analyst who said the evidence would likely contain biological materials.\nFor example  while the definition of biological material fit for testing included skin cells   Swearingen  still couldn’t confirm that skin cells existed on the pantyhose used to strangle Trotter or on the clothes  she  was wearing. And having a DNA analyst say such materials would likely be there was not enough. “We have explicitly held that appellee must prove biological material exists and not that it is merely probable ” the court wrote.\nBut in order to definitively prove that microscopic evidence exists  you have to test for it  notes Bryce Benjet  a staff attorney with the Innocence Project and one of  the lawyers handling Swearingen’s case . It was a frustrating conclusion  if not an impossible standard to meet.",
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            "input": "Opposition sympathiser and powerful cleric Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani has ratcheted up the pressure on the Iranian regime ahead of the first anniversary of the disputed presidential election.\n The reappearance of Rafsanjani's comments comes just days before the June 12 anniversary of the presidential poll that returned Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to power and sparked one of the worst internal crises in the Islamic republic's history.\n Iran was rocked by widespread and deadly street unrest immediately after Ahmadinejad's re-election -- a result his opponents said had been rigged.\n Now Rafsanjani's website has again reproduced the text of his year-old letter to Khamenei in which he warned of social upheaval if the leader remained silent about a remark Ahmadinejad made before the election.\n In a television debate just days before the poll  Ahmadinejad accused Rafsanjani's family of corruption  prompting the cleric to send his letter of complaint to the supreme leader.\n Addressing Khamenei in such a manner is unheard of in Iran where the supreme leader is the ultimate authority and has the final say on all strategic issues.\n The Rafsanjani website also repeated remarks he made during a Friday prayer sermon last July 17 as the post-election unrest raged  when he openly said the election result had broken the trust of Iranians.\n \"What should we do?\" Rafsanjani asked rhetorically in the sermon. \"Our key issue is to return the trust which the people had and now to some extent is broken.\n \"It is not necessary that in this situation people be jailed. Let them join their families. We should not allow enemies to rebuke and ridicule us because of detentions. We should tolerate each other \" he said.\n Rafsanjani is a sympathiser of the opposition  especially Mir Hossein Mousavi who was runner-up in the presidential election.\n Meanwhile Rafsanjani's daughter Faezeh  who heads an Islamic federation of female sports  issued a statement denouncing an \"attack against her office overnight Friday \" the opposition Rahesabz.net website reported.",
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            "input": "The camera is an instrument of suspense. Given a movie frame  you want to understand what's happening in it — and what will happen next. That balance of wonder and dread is a fundamental draw of film  and a touchstone of the horror genre. The questions Kendall R. Phillips asks in A Place of Darkness: The Rhetoric of Horror in Early American Cinema are: How did we get from the nickelodeon special-effects \"cinema of attractions\" to understanding horror narratives as their own genre? And what does America's relationship with horror tell us about the idea of being American in the first place?\nA Place of Darkness is about as academic as they come; expect discussion of the \"paradigm of monstration\" and the ways weird films \"provided a counternarrative to the emerging American rationalist epistemology.\" But the book's central arguments make for great reading  as  Phillips  lays out the ways that proto-horror movies contained distinct and disparate rhythms (suspense  surprise  superstition)  how the need for legitimacy led to literary adaptation as a horror standard  how movies developed alongside audiences to bring new immediacy to onscreen dread  and how shifting visions of the Other forced movies to constantly renegotiate what  exactly  people were meant to be afraid of.\n Phillips  draws these elements together under the idea of horror as an exploration of cultural fears within 'acceptable' parameters. When \"the pressure to create a homogeneous American culture necessitated securing the popular American movie screen for the purpose of indoctrinating immigrants \" the past was an old world fraught with terrors  and the present was a new one full of uncertainty. \"Both on the screen and in the discussions surrounding early screen practice  a line of demarcation was drawn between the incredulous  civilized  white American male and the superstitious  uncivilized  gendered  and racialized Other.\" (Though this book ends with Dracula and Frankenstein  there's a straight line to the cultural conversations modern films are having with their own genre histories — look no further than Get Out for a horror movie that tackles this dynamic head-on and radically redraws that line of demarcation.)\nAs with many academic texts  this effort to frame a new argument means the book only scrapes the surface of some of its most interesting suggestions. We're duly warned that  Phillips  intended \"an exercise in rhetorical criticism  in that  its  focus has been on the way these horrific elements were depicted  discussed  and contested \" but that question of American identity and the shifting Other is compelling enough to overwhelm some of the rhetorical specifics. (Several early thrillers that use inheritances  wagers  and other greed as the motive for crime and terror are listed in order to slot them into the 'melodrama' aspect of emerging horror. But was this merely a reason to fill a house with false ghosts? Was there some deeper American unease about money and the wealthy in the late 1920s that spurred so many successful movies in which the unscrupulous rich made life miserable for others? Perhaps the book's designed to prompt such questions from the reader; if there's one thing an academic text will tell you  there's always room for more research.)",
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            "input": "\"This is a game changer \" says  Thomas Garrison  an archaeologist at Ithaca College who is one of the leaders of the project . It changes \"the base level at which we do Maya archaeology.\"\nThe data reveals that the area was three or four times more densely populated than originally thought. \"I mean  we're talking about millions of people  conservatively \" says  Garrison . \"Probably more than 10 million people.\"\nThe researchers fired LiDAR technology  short for \"Light Detection and Ranging \" down at the dense forest from an airplane. This research was organized by the PACUNAM LiDAR Initiative  and  Garrison  says the area's size is \"more than double any other survey that's been done with this technology.\"\n\"As it flies the laser pulses hundreds of thousands of times per second \"  Garrison  adds. \"And every time one of those lasers hits a point of resistance it stops and sends back a measurement to the plane.\"\ntoggle caption PACUNAM/Thomas Garrison\nLiDAR allows scientists to accomplish years or even decades worth of mapping in a single afternoon. For example   Garrison  says  he  was part of a team that worked for some eight years to map less than a square mile at a site called El Zotz. The plane using LiDAR took data for 67 square miles in a matter of hours.\n\"It's very humbling \" says  Garrison . \"For those of us that spent our lives mapping and slogging around this area ... you just sort of have to bow before the LiDAR and accept the fact that it's better than you are.\"\nThe team surveyed 10 separate areas. It took months to process the data. As the picture became clearer   Garrison  said  he  would sent emails to  his  colleagues expressing surprise at the magnitude.\n He  recalls seeing an initial image of one area in northern Guatemala. \"I saw this image and I said  the whole area is covered in Maya settlement. You won't believe it \"  he  adds. \"And then once we got the actual data and saw the whole scope of it. We said  'Wow  we're going to be able to really do something with this.'\"",
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            "input": "And there's one more story from the White House we want to focus on now. Earlier in the week  we learned that the president has asked the Pentagon to look into staging a military parade. It seems intended as a celebration of the military and a demonstration of military might. So we thought  who better to ask about this than the people who served in uniform and whose service is being honored? And where better to talk about this than in the Barbershop  because that's where we talk to interesting folks about what's in the news and what's on their mind? So joining us today is  Jas Boothe .  She  served for 16 years in the Army and the Army Reserves.  She  served in Kosovo  among other assignments. As  she  prepared to deploy for Operation Iraqi Freedom  though   she  was diagnosed with cancer.  She  was eventually discharged. And  she  now runs Final Salute Inc. That's an organization that helps homeless women veterans  as  she  once was.  She 's also the mother of a son serving in the Air Force and is the wife of a former Marine. Major  thank you so much for speaking with us.\nPLENZLER: Yeah  I have concerns mostly around the intent and the impact of the event  plus the cost. I agree with  Jas  on that. And  you know  our national military culture  we have parades where we roll out the active duty when it's a victory parade. And the war in Afghanistan is still going on. And the war in Iraq and Syria is still going on. So  I mean  we're nowhere near the end of those two conflicts. And it may go on for some years now.\nMARTIN: And what about that   Jas ? I mean  one of the things that was striking to me is that a number of the people talking about this  particularly some of the millennial era - millenniums  millennials  rather - who have been - who are very active on social media  and one of their arguments was that this kind of conjures up the image of authoritarian  you know  governments like  you know  North Korea. You know  obviously  North Korea  that these huge displays of might are kind of a signature - Venezuela  Russia. I'm going to ask you the same thing - what Sherman's point is. What if - what about something that says  I respect and appreciate you?\nMARTIN: OK. Well  as we get closer  we'll call you back and see how you all feel then. That's Sherman Gillums Jr.  Marine veteran  chief strategy officer for American Veterans  AMVETS. Joe Plenzler  another Marine veteran  director of media for The American Legion. Jas Boothe  former veteran  founder of Final Salute. We want to emphasize they're all speaking for themselves. But thank you all so much for coming. And  if I may - and I understand it's controversial - thank you for your service.",
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            "input": "Anthony Milan Ross  45  was arrested just after 10 p.m. Monday in the murder of his estranged wife Iris Ross  38  and his two children — Nigel Ross  11  and 10-month-old daughter Anora Ross — at their Phoenix apartment. He was held without bail Tuesday.\nRoss’ journey to losing more than 200 pounds began in 2012  when he was a Whole Foods employee and weighed more than 500 pounds. His outspoken success also led to being featured in a full-length documentary that included celebrities such as James Cameron and Samuel L. Jackson  according to AZCentral.  Ross  graced magazine covers and traveled the country to speak at events.\n Ross  also talked about  his  weight loss journey last month with local Phoenix station 12News.\n“My body feels much better. I'm in better shape at 45 than I ever was when I was skinny in my 20s ”  Ross  told the news station.\n Ross  was charged on Tuesday with three counts of first-degree murder and multiple counts of aggravated assault and assault against a police officer.  He  was taken into custody after  he  barricaded  himself  in the family's Phoenix home that led to a nighttime standoff with police officers.\n Ross  seemed happy to spend time with  his  children hours before the Christmas Day killings.  Ross  posted on  his  Facebook page a video Christmas Eve of  him  and  his  11-year-old son.\n“Hey guys  I’m smiling and I’m hanging out with Nigel on Christmas Eve. We’re going to embarrass ourselves! We’re going to sing ”  Ross  said smiling with  his  son.\n Ross  and  his  wife got divorced earlier this year  according to AZCentral.\nPolice tried to talk to  Ross  when  he  was inside the unit  Sgt. Jonathan Howard said. Several hours later   Ross  indicated  he  had killed the two children and began shooting at officers  said authorities. There is no known motive for the deadly shooting.",
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            "input": "House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) wants to counter all of the negative news reports about  his  role in investigating the Trump-Russia saga. So   he  recently began  his  own partisan online ‘magazine.’\nThe website  paid for by  Nunes ’ campaign committee  has prominently displayed  Nunes ’ photo and the headline  “Understanding the process behind #ReleaseTheMemo.” Earlier this month  Republicans approved the release of a classified memo that alleges bias by FBI agents investigating the alleged Trump-Russia connection.\n Nunes  now faces a different kind of attack. A barrage of traffic and an apparent attack on the website’s servers gave error messages when people attempted to reach the site on Sunday. The website’s official Facebook page has about 4 700 followers.\nDid  Nunes  say liberals are attacking  his  website?\n Nunes  followed up with this post on  his  Facebook page.\nThe website is also likely to be utilized as  Nunes ’ prepares for the 2018 midterm election  even though  he  defeated Democratic challenger Louie Campos in 2016 with 67.6 percent of the vote  the Washington Examiner reported.\nTavlian of Sultana Media in California was picked by  Nunes ’ campaign to handle traditional and digital advertising  according to Politico.\n Nunes  gained national attention for  his  leadership of the House intel panel investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election.  He  has blasted members of the media several times for their negative reports about  his  role in investigation.\n Nunes ’ chief of staff told Politico it would not offer a comment about the website until Politico “retracts its multitude of fake stories on Congressman Nunes.”",
            "output": [
                "Devin Nunes"
            ]
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            "input": "The bill passed in a 240-186 vote despite opposition from most Democrats  who had sought a firmer commitment from Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) that he will bring immigration legislation to the floor for a vote that would protect immigrants who came to the United States as children from deportation. House Democrats just barely made up for the defections on the GOP side. A total of 73 Democrats voted for the legislation  while 67 Republicans voted against it.\nIn his closing remarks   Ryan  noted the bipartisan 71-28 Senate tally  and said that 75 percent of Senate Democrats and 68 percent of Senate Republicans had voted for it.\nBefore  Ryan  spoke  Nancy Pelosi again called on  him  to commit to a vote on immigration  saying  he  acts more as a Speaker of the White House than a Speaker of the House. The early vote took place because of Sen. Rand Paul who blocked action in the Senate for must of Thursday with a demand on an amendment leaving previous ceilings on federal spending in place.\nDuring the shutdown  Speaker  Paul Ryan  ignored pleas from  his  fellow Republicans to include DACA provisions.",
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            "input": "Witnesses said  Michael Love  was dressed as an elderly woman  wearing a brown dress  stockings  a wig and a mask  when  he  approached a Sultanna Reed and Zach Guyton as they loaded children in an SUV to go to day care.\n Love  approached the vehicle  pulled a handgun out of a plastic grocery bag and fired multiple shots at Reed  his ex-girlfriend  striking her three times. Her brother tried to come to her aid and Love shot him once in the face.\nThe two victims were rushed to a hospital in critical condition but survived.  Love  was arrested soon after.\n Love  was found guilty on Nov. 1 and sentenced Friday to 80 years in the Indiana Department of Correction.",
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            "input": "“I   Donald John Trump   do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States  and will to the best of my ability  preserve  protect and defend the Constitution of the United States  so help me God.”\nOne year ago   President-Elect Donald Trump  took the stage on a rainy but warm day at the United States Capitol and took the oath of office to officially become the 45th President of the United States.\nI remember that week in D.C.  getting the honor of serving in some truly exhilarating roles with the Presidential Inaugural Committee. It was surreal  just like election night had been.  The Trump Presidency  was finally materializing and with  it  the new optimism and hope that marks every new administration.\nOn the military side  we’ve seen significantly increased funding for our troops and a true materialization of President Trump’s campaign promise to “rebuild our military.” Not only that  but Daesh has been in the course of just a year been completely wiped out by a coordinated military plan and coalition led by  President Trump and Secretary of Defense James Mattis .\nOn the regulatory front   Trump  has made major headway in reducing burdensome regulation and restoring the proper role of government oversight  market stabilization  and consumer protection. While measuring overall regulatory burden is complex  multiple studies have shown  Trump  has stayed true and begun the tough process of reorienting our administrative state.\nLastly  judges. Beyond the excellent and extremely essential appointment of Justice Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court to fill Justice Antonin Scalia’s vacancy   President Trump  has appointed an incredible 22 judges to Federal Circuit and District Courts this year  making  him  among the most prolific judicial vacancy fillers among Presidents.\nLastly   Trump  has appointed an incredible array of leaders to his cabinet and administration. From historic levels of appointing women to senior leadership positions in government to leaders such as HUD Secretary Ben Carson  UN Ambassador Nikki Haley  Energy Secretary Rick Perry  and countless others   Trump  has assembled a truly all-star team in D.C. that is working every day to better the lives of the American people.",
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            "input": "Sen. Bob Corker  is tripling down on  his  criticism of President Trump as a leader  telling ABC News today that  he  believes the \"utterly untruthful\" commander in chief is \"debasing\" the United States.\n\"I don't think there's any question that that's the case  just in the way  he  conducts  himself  and goes to such a low level. I just — I do \" Corker  R-Tenn.  said of Trump in an interview on Capitol Hill.\n Corker  added  \"The worst of it is going to be the whole debasing of our nation. I think that will be the contribution that hurts our nation most.\"\nAfter the two engaged in a war of words this morning   Corker  said Trump wasn't being truthful.Asked whether he considered the president a liar   Corker  said  they  don't use that \"word in  our  family\" but reiterated Trump is \"utterly untruthful.\"\"You would think he would try to focus on things where there wasn't a witness  but the whole world is a witness to these untruths \"  Corker  said.As for whether he regrets supporting Trump during the campaign and the early days of his administration   Corker  smiled and asked  \"What do you think?\"\"There were many people. I was one of those that hoped he would rise to the occasion as president and aspire to lead our nation instead of dividing it \"  Corker  said  adding  \"[Trump] hasn't risen to the occasion.\"Corker earlier this morning stood by his Oct. 8 remarks criticizing the White House as an \"adult day care center\" and arguing that Trump is putting the United States on a path toward \"World War III.\"\"I don't make comments I haven't thought about  \" Corker  said Tuesday on \" Good Morning America .\"His remarks on \"GMA\" triggered a Twitter exchange after Trump responded that  Corker   who's not running for re-election  \"couldn't get elected dog catcher \" and  Corker  then called Trump \"an utterly untruthful president.\"\n Bob Corker   who helped President O give us the bad Iran Deal & couldn't get elected dog catcher in Tennessee  is now fighting Tax Cuts.... — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 24  2017\n... Corker  dropped out of the race in Tennesse when I refused to endorse him  and now is only negative on anything Trump. Look at his record! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 24  2017\n Corker 's office denied that he asked for Trump's endorsement  instead saying that Trump urged  Corker  to run for re-election.\nThe senator was an early Trump ally  endorsing him during the presidential campaign. But  Corker  has since been wary of how Trump is handling the presidency — in particular   his  treatment of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.\n\"When you look at the fact that we've got this issue in North Korea and the president continues to kneecap his diplomatic representative  the secretary of state  and really move him away from successful diplomatic negotiations with China  which is key to this  you're taking us on a path to combat  \" Corker  said on \"Good Morning America\" today.\n He  added that when it comes to the diplomatic efforts underway to handle the rising tensions with North Korea   he  would like for Trump to \"leave it to the professionals for a while.\"\n\"The president undermines our secretary of state [and] raises tensions in the area by virtue of the tweets that he sends out  \" Corker  said.\nAnother negotiation  Corker  wants Trump to stay out of is the tax debate.\nWith Trump planning to travel to Capitol Hill today to pitch his tax overhaul to Senate Republicans during their policy lunch   Corker  told \"Good Morning America \" \"What I hope is going to happen is the president will leave this effort  if you will  to the tax-writing committees  let them do their work and not begin taking things off the table that ought to be debated in these committees at the proper time.\"\nAsked whether he buys the administration's argument that economic growth under its tax plan will cut the deficit by a trillion dollars   Corker  remained hesitant  \" We 'll have to see. Obviously   we  need to look at scoring mechanisms and go through the process.\"\nAs the chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations   Corker  also weighed in this morning on the Oct. 4 ambush in Niger. The Pentagon has opened an investigation into the attack amid questions about how the mission went awry led to the deaths of four U.S. service members.\n\"Those details we don't know  but we do know in that general area there are a lot of people that wish us harm  \" Corker  said.",
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            "input": "Steve Bannon's  controversial comments included in a new tell-all book about the Trump administration cost him any chance of returning to the White House  a spokesman said Monday.\nDeputy press secretary Hogan Gidley told reporters on Air Force One  Bannon 's derogatory remarks about President Donald Trump  members of his family  and his presidency as a whole were damaging.\n\"I don't believe there is any way back for  Mr. Bannon  at this point \" White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley said  according to The Washington Times. \"It is very obvious  Mr. Bannon  worked with [author Michael] Wolff in this particular book.\"\nWolff's book \"Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House\" was released Friday. It frames the early days of the Trump administration as chaotic  and  Bannon  is quoted several times bashing Trump.\n\"When you go after somebody's family in the matter which [ Bannon ] did  two of the president's children are serving this nation  sacrificing in their service  it is repugnant  it is grotesque  and I challenge anybody to go and talk about somebody's family and see if that person doesn't come back and comes back hard.\"\n Bannon  addressed  his  remarks on Sunday  saying  in part  \"Donald Trump  Jr. is both a patriot and a good man.  He  has been relentless in  his  advocacy for  his  father and the agenda that has helped turn our country around. My support is also unwavering for the president and  his  agenda — as I have shown daily in my national radio broadcasts  on the pages of Breitbart News and in speeches and appearances from Tokyo and Hong Kong to Arizona and Alabama.\"",
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            "input": "A day earlier   Feinstein   who faces a primary challenge in  her  re-election this year  released the transcript of the Senate Judiciary Committee's closed-door August interview with an official from the political opposition research firm Fusion GPS  which commissioned the dossier. She released the transcript of Glenn Simpson's interview over the objections of the committee's Republican chairman  Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley. She is the top Democrat on the panel.\n\"The fact that Sneaky Dianne Feinstein  who has on numerous occasions stated that collusion between Trump/Russia has not been found  would release testimony in such an underhanded and possibly illegal way  totally without authorization  is a disgrace \" Trump tweeted. \"Must have tough Primary!\"\n Feinstein 's release was not illegal because the information wasn't classified. And as the top Democrat on the committee   she  didn't need authorization from Grassley to release it.  Her  staff helped conduct the interview with Simpson.\n Feinstein  also sits on the Senate intelligence committee  which is conducting  its  own investigation into the Russian interference and whether Trump's campaign was in any way involved. Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation is continuing  and his probe so far has resulted in charges against four of Trump's campaign advisers.",
            "output": [
                "Sneaky Dianne Feinstein"
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            "input": "The Associated Press has obtained  a letter sent by the NFL to Jerry Jones' attorney accusing the Dallas Cowboys owner of \"conduct detrimental to the league's best interests\" over his objection to a contract extension for Commissioner Roger Goodell .\n The letter accusing Jones of sabotaging the negotiations  was sent to David Boies on Wednesday.  Jones  hired Boies and threatened to sue the NFL if Goodell's contract extension was approved by the compensation committee  made up of six owners. All 32 owners voted unanimously in May to let the committee finalize a deal with Goodell.\nIt's the latest escalation of a feud between the NFL and one of its most powerful owners.  Jones  has denied that  his  objections to the extension are tied to Goodell's decision to suspend star running back Ezekiel Elliott for six games over alleged domestic violence.\n Jones  has said  he  has issues with compensation in the deal  along with concerns about the escalation of player protests involving the national anthem and how the league has handled them.  He  also has suggested that owners should revisit the power that the position wields.\nThe letter confirmed that  Jones  was removed as a non-voting member of the compensation committee after threatening to sue.\n Jones  who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in August   was accused of sharing with all the owners an outdated document related to the negotiations with Goodell.\n\"Someone who is genuinely concerned 'that the owners know the truth about the negotiations' would not deliberately distribute such an outdated document  particularly when  he  has in  his  possession drafts that are current and accurately reflect the actual state of negotiations  or threaten to sue the league and its owners if  he  does not get  his  way \" the letter said.\n Jones  has acknowledged being at odds with the compensation committee chairman  Atlanta owner Arthur Blank  over the Goodell talks. They didn't speak on the field before the Falcons' 27-7 victory over the Cowboys on Sunday.\nA spokesman for  Jones  didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.\n Jones  claimed Tuesday on  his  radio show that \"well over half\" the owners agree with  him  in wanting a final vote after the committee is finished negotiating the deal.\n\"With due respect  we urge  Mr. Jones  to drop  his  misguided litigation threats and media campaign to undermine the committee's mandate \" the letter said. \"And we urge  Mr. Jones  to support the committee's deliberations  not attempt to sabotage them.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jerry Jones"
            ]
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            "input": "But that 's exactly what dozens of veterans who participated in former President George W. Bush 's annual Warrior 100K this past weekend say it does for them . \nFor years , Bush has invited wounded servicemen and women to his Crawford ranch for camaraderie and motivation , some of them using specially designed bikes to accommodate missing limbs . \nAnd reports are that Bush was no slacker on the latest ride .",
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                "Bush"
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            "input": "President Trump revived his favorite insult for Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) during a speech at a Navajo Code Talkers event at the White House Monday. Here's how he brought up the \"Pocahontas\" insult - context and all.\n\"I just want to thank you because you're very  very special people \" Trump said to his guests. \"You were here long before any of us were here  although we have a representative in Congress who  they say  was here a long time ago. They call her [ Elizabeth Warren ] 'Pocahontas '\" he said. \"But you know what  I like you because you are special. You are special people. You are really incredible people. And from the heart  from the absolute heart  we appreciate what you've done  how you've done it  the bravery that you displayed  and the love that you have for your country.\"\nThe senator was not amused.  Warren  told MSNBC  she  was shocked that the president had used a \"racial slur\" at a ceremony intended to honor Native American war heroes.\n She  then used the incident to fundraise.\n Elizabeth Warren   in an email to supporters  is fundraising off Donald Trump’s Pocahontas comment pic.twitter.com/11Xb27RS8D — Dan Merica (@danmericaCNN) November 28  2017\nAs Katie noted  the press is missing the point. Instead of being outraged over President Trump's insults  why not call out  Sen. Warren  for shamefully faking  her  heritage to game the affirmative action system?\nIn 2012   Warren  reportedly touted  her  \"Native American heritage\" ( she 's 1/32nd Cherokee) to convince the Harvard Law School faculty  she 'd increase the school's diversity.  She  has denied those claims  noting that  she  listed  herself  as Native American to meet others like  herself   according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Louna Dennis said Friday that her son   Matthew McCree   \"loved everyone.\"\n McCree  was fatally stabbed Wednesday at the Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation in the Bronx. A second student was wounded and remains hospitalized in critical condition.\nLouna Dennis  left   the mother of Matthew McCree   is comforted by a family member as  she  holds a news conference at  her  attorney's office  Friday  Sept. 29  2017  in the Brooklyn borough of New York. Fifteen-year-old McCree was stabbed to death in his Bronx high school history class by Abel Cedeno on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)\n Louna Dennis  the mother of Matthew McCree   holds a news conference at  her  attorney's office  Friday  Sept. 29  2017  in the Brooklyn borough of New York. Fifteen-year-old McCree was stabbed to death in his Bronx high school history class by Abel Cedeno on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)",
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            "input": "JERUSALEM (Reuters)  - Israeli chip maker Mellanox Technologies  saw  its  shares surge on the Nasdaq on Tuesday after activist hedge fund Starboard Value LP bought a 10.7 percent stake to influence strategy.\nThe logo of Mellanox Technologies is seen at the company's headquarters in Yokneam  in northern Israel July 26  2016. Picture taken July 26  2016. REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun\nStarboard became the biggest shareholder in Mellanox after disclosing its stake purchase - valued at around $300 million - and said the chipmaker could improve its financial performance.\nIn particular  Starboard is concerned that Mellanox  which makes computer networking products using InfiniBand and Ethernet technology  rejected a potential merger with rival Marvell Technology. Starboard  in its filing  said Marvell had expressed interest in discussing a “potential strategic transaction” but  Mellanox  declined to enter into talks.\n Mellanox’s  shares opened 14 percent higher and were still up 11 percent at $56.65 by 1552 GMT.  They  had risen 25 percent this year through Monday  underperforming Marvell’s 56 percent rally and a 48 percent increase in the Philadelphia Semiconductor index.\nThe source noted that  Starboard - which believes Mellanox is spending too much on research and development and other corporate expenses to try to boost revenue  sacrificing margins compared with peers - must stop disappointing investors .\n“ They  need to improve financial performance or sell the company. Either way it is to see the stock price go up significantly ” the source said  noting there was a “long list of potential buyers” for Mellanox.\n Mellanox  which was founded in 1999 and has a market value of nearly $3 billion   said in a statement on Tuesday that  it  “welcomes the input and investment” from all  its  shareholders.\n“In line with our commitment to drive enhanced shareholder value  the Mellanox board of directors and management team continually review our operational and strategic priorities and are committed to acting in the best interests of our shareholders ” it said.\nBarclays analyst Joseph Wolf  who downgraded  Mellanox  to “underweight” after  its  earnings report  said that while there is room for  Mellanox  to cut expenses   its  growth stems from accelerating revenue during product transitions.",
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            "input": "Scott Baio brought  his  Facebook Live story to Good Morning America.\nIn a Wednesday interview  the Charles in Charge star pushed back against former co-star Nicole Eggert's allegations that he molested her during their time together on the show  when she was still a minor. Much of what  Baio  said echoed a Facebook Live  he  posted on Sunday as Eggert's story started to surface.\n Scott Baio  denies sexual misconduct allegations: \"My 10-year-old daughter does not need to be hearing about this from friends at school - these false allegations...that's why this has got to stop.\" pic.twitter.com/5jdJgalA9z — Good Morning America (@GMA) January 31  2018\n Baio  had little to say in response to the more detailed accusations  such as Eggert's account of what happened in the older actor's garage when  she  was just 14. More generally   he  stuck to flat denials of any improper activity  pointing to the abundance of potential witnesses on set — crew members  teachers  parental guardians — that would have made such behavior impossible.\nJust before the segment ended  Baio  shifted gears  saying \"this has got to stop\" because of the impact it's having on his family.",
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            "input": "In mid-December  Donald Fagen  sat down in Sirius XM’s studios for an in-depth interview –  his  first since the September death of Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker – on the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast  hosted by Brian Hiatt. Here are some highlights from the conversation  which spanned the entire history of Steely Dan. To hear the entire discussion  see below or download and subscribe on iTunes or Spotify.\n Fagen  got to spend one last day with Becker in August. \"When I heard  he  was really ill \"  he  says  \"I was on the road in  I think  Salina  Kansas  and I flew back. I had a day off and  he  was in  his  apartment in New York. And I was really glad that I went. I could see  he  was really struggling. When I put a chair next to the bed   he  grabbed my hand. It was something  he  had never done ever before. And we had a great talk and  you know   he  was listening to hard bop –  his  wife had put on Dexter Gordon records.  He  was very weak but  he  was still very funny. I'm really glad I had those hours.\"\nIf it were up to  Fagen    he  would refer to the post-Becker touring incarnation of the band as \" Donald Fagen  and the Steely Dan Band.\" \"I would actually prefer to call it  Donald Fagen  and the Steely Dan Band or something like that \"  he  says  noting that promoters have so far insisted that  he  call it Steely Dan for commercial reasons. \"That's an ongoing debate. To me  Steely Dan was just me and Walter  really – it was like a concept we had together.\"\n Fagen  had hoped to record another Steely Dan album – which would have been the first since 2003's Everything Must Go – but Becker wasn't interested. \"Walter had some health problems \" says  Fagen   \"and especially after 2011-12  I think just being ill for so long  he had a little bit of a personality change and he was much more isolated  and he kinda wasn't that interested in working on Steely Dan records anymore. It also might have to do with the specter of doing an album that would be on the same standard that we did previously. Maybe that scared him a little bit  or maybe he didn't have the energy. I did ask him once in a while if he wanted to do something – and he'd usually say  'yeah  sure ' but then he wouldn't call me or whatever  so it was obvious that he lost some of the enthusiasm.\"",
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            "input": "The minister   Gérald Darmanin   stands accused in an incident dating to 2009.\n“The Prime Minister wishes to assure on the one hand that the rules determining membership in the government are known  and on the other hand that  Mr. Darmanin  has  his  full confidence ” the office of Prime Minister Édouard Philippe said in an emailed statement.\nBut France’s mainstream center-right Republican party seized the opportunity to demand Monday that  Darmanin  step down. Some see in that intervention a hint of political revenge:  Darmanin  is a former member of the party who was expelled last year for having defected to Macron’s centrist coalition.\nFor the second time  the same woman  Sophie Spatz — a former call girl whose birth name is Olga Patterson  according to French media — has accused  Darmanin  of forcing her to have sex with him in 2009 in exchange for his intervention in a personal legal matter.\nSpatz  46  first filed a complaint against  Darmanin  last year  after he joined Macron’s government  but the case was closed when she failed to attend a mandatory police interview. Earlier this month  however  she filed a second complaint  and prosecutors have reopened the case.\nIn an interview with Le Monde  Spatz alleged that  Darmanin  — after hearing the details of her case — suggestively placed his hand on hers. “You will have to help me as well ” she quoted him as saying. She said that she told him she should go home to her husband but that  Darmanin  pressed her to accompany him to a Parisian sex club called Les Chandelles   Spatz told Le Monde.\nThe two then ended up at a cheap hotel nearby  by her account. Spatz sent  Darmanin  out to buy shower gel and toothpaste  then hid in the bathroom “to postpone the fateful moment to the maximum ” according to a statement one of her lawyers gave to Le Monde. “Nevertheless  realizing that the act was still ‘on the program ’ ” the statement said  “she had to end up bowing to it  despite all these stall tactics.”\nAs the pressure has increased for his resignation   Darmanin ’s colleagues — notably female cabinet members — have stood by him.\nSpeaking on French radio Monday morning  Justice Minister Nicole Belloubet said  Darmanin  “can stay in the government” for the time being  insofar as no formal charges are brought. Marlène Schiappa  France’s gender equality minister  had little to say besides observing that “it is important for the judiciary to be able to work calmly.”\nOn a political level  the renewed allegations against  Darmanin  appear likely to add to a recent spate of embarrassments for Macron. In an administration that has been in power for less than a year  four other prominent members have stepped down over charges relating to political corruption.",
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            "input": "After 50 prolific years spent producing masterful black-and-white photographs   Roger Ballen  is ready to take  his  place as a master of the medium.\nThe past few years have seen major moves from the American-born  South African–based artist.  He  earned  his  own wing of Cape Town's Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art  after the Roger Ballen Foundation contributed the largest financial donation from a foundation the brand-new institution has seen yet. Outside of photography   he 's gone from directing Die Antwoord music videos to  his  own short films. With a new retrospective monograph  Ballenesque  out October 10 from Thames & Hudson  Ballen declares for all the world to hear that  he  is an icon.\nBallenesque opens with an essay by historian and cultural critic Robert J.C. Young. In it  Young begins to define the mesmerizing  \"instantly recognizable\" quality of Ballen's images  which he variously calls \"prehensile portraits \" \"aleatory assemblages \" \"windowless walls \" and \"dark junctures of disjunction.\" When Young introduces these cornerstones of  Ballen 's style  he writes  \"We isolate four; you  the viewer of the photograph  may add a fifth to complete the secret.\"\nThe rest of the book is a guided tour through  Ballen 's work  complemented by 50 pages of the artist's own anecdotes  autobiography  thoughts on technique  and philosophy. It all starts with blurry family portraits  Ballen  shot with a Mamiya camera  he  bought at 13 years old.  He  shares the first photo  his  that  he  really liked  a picture of a dead cat on the side of the road.\nAs  he  got older   he  became a documentarian of 60s and 70s counterculture  from grimacing Vietnam War protesters to carefree nudists at Woodstock. Many photos from this period in  his  career are shown for the first time within the pages of Ballenesque. By 1979   Ballen  had begun to travel the world  collecting snapshots of kids from New York to Indonesia that would be collected into a series called Boyhood.\nWhen he moved to South Africa   Ballen  became fixated on the human toll of apartheid.  He  traveled the impoverished South African countryside as a geologist  but photographed the people and places  he  saw along the way.  He  collected these images into the two series that made  him  famous  Platteland and Outland.\nAlso debuting in the new monograph are Ballen's paintings from the 1970s  which informed  his  abstract photography in Asylum of the Birds and The Theater of Apparitions. \"It was exciting to put those paintings in the book \"  he  said. Many of the paintings were lost when  his  father cleaned them out of their childhood home  but the ones that survive have been documented for Ballenesque. \"I didn't paint for 30 years  but in a way these set the foundation for my later work.\"\nBy the end of the text   Ballen 's work seems to exist  like one of his paintings  largely within his own mind. \"From about 2002 onward  you rarely see a human face in the photos \"  Ballen  said.  His  current project  teased in the final pages  is called Ah Rats. Now the vermin that have infested the edges of  his  work for years are at its center. In January   Ballen  art directed Die Antwoord's video for \"Tommy Can't Sleep \" which is full of the rats that are on his brain.\n Ballen  still walks Johannesburg looking for places to take pictures for around five hours a day.  He  spends the rest of  his  time with  his  family  administrating the Roger Ballen Foundation  and tending  his  collection of more than 100 pets. \"There's rats  snakes  chickens  ducks  lizards  rabbits  spiders  doves  pigeons  crows  mice \"  he  rattles off. Around 10 percent have names  including a bird named Icarus and a rat named Stoffel.\nIcarus  Stoffel  and  Ballen 's Johannesburg home are far from the roiling American political scene  but  Ballen  has some advice for young artists trying to distinguish themselves in a photographic era he describes as \"amorphous\" compared to when he cut his teeth.\nBallen is quick to clarify that he doesn't mean photographers should risk physical harm by \"jumping the White House fence\" to get a unique photograph. \"It's years and years and hours and hours later that you're developing an approach. My pictures are powerful because they access the subconscious mind. 'On the line' can mean psychological  as well as physical.\" Years spent paying attention to places and people others would rather ignore are how  Ballen  put  himself  on the line. As a result   his  photographs of outsiders help the rest of us look inward.",
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            "input": "Smoke rises after an air strike during fighting between members of the Syrian Democratic Forces and Islamic State militants in Raqqa  Syria  August 15  2017. REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra/File Photo\nIn the end  IS suffered its most decisive defeat and watched their self-proclaimed caliphate evaporate in Iraq  then in Syria as Kurdish-led forces retook Raqqa  IS’s urban stronghold there.\nThe battle for  Raqqa  which became  IS’s operational base in Syria  had a different feel to it as U.S.-backed Kurds and Arabs in the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) tightened their siege.\nIn the weeks before  Raqqa’s  fall in October  young female SDF fighters faced off against hardened militants and suffered losses. But that did not curb their enthusiasm and some said they would eventually like to join Kurdish PKK militants in Turkey and help advance their 33-year-old insurgency there.\nAfter IS’s defeat in Raqqa   Raqqa residents  formed a council to run the city but  they  had no budget when it was first set up  just residents streaming into  their  tin  run-down headquarters demanding everything from instant jobs to getting  their  damaged farmland back.\nThe Kurdish groups who led the fight against Islamic State in its former capital  Raqqa  must now navigate a complex peace to avoid ethnic tension with the city’s Arab majority and to secure critical U.S. aid.\nSo  life for  Raqqa ’s victors will remain fraught with risk.",
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            "input": "Victor Julio Suarez alias \"Mono Jojoy\" or Jorge Briceno was a military chief of the rebel Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)  considered by the Colombian government as one of the most violent members of the guerrilla. With his death  a chapter of the violence he produced has finished.\n Briceno was killed by the Colombian troops during a raid carried out on Thursday in a jungle in the south of Colombia.\n Born on Feb. 5  1953 in Cabrera in the central part of the country  Briceno joined the FARC in 1975 as an insurgent and after years he achieved higher levels due to his strong character and radical stand against the government.\n According to Colombian authorities  Briceno was born in a poor peasant family  which took weapons against the conservative government in the 1950s.\n He was part of the FARC secretariat and had 62 capture orders against him  five sentences and two extradition requests for crimes related to drug trafficking and terrorism activities.\n In Colombia he was being investigated for drug trafficking  terrorism  rebellion  homicide with terrorist aims  kidnapping  injuries and extortion.\n Briceno was accused of being the head of a conspiracy of a car bomb in the social club El Nogal in Bogota  with 35 people died and 200 more injured in 2003.\n He was also accused by the United States for kidnapping three U. S. citizens  killing of three U.S. missionaries and drug trafficking. The U.S. offered a reward of 5 million U.S. dollars for any information leading to his capture.\n The department of Meta's former governor and former FRAC's hostage Alan Jara said that Briceno \"had a cold and calculating gaze\" to the point that the other guerrillas feared him.",
            "output": [
                "Jorge Briceno"
            ]
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            "input": "Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos agree: It pays to take risks.\n\" Jeff Bezos  — and I follow this to a T — I was reading   he  said  'Look  you don't want to be [80] years old and look back and ask yourself ... why didn't I do this? Why didn't I try it?\" Cuban says.\nWhile speaking at the Summit Series conference in Los Angeles   Bezos  revealed  he  was indeed thinking something similar when  he  quit  his  good job on Wall Street to found Amazon.\n\"For me  the best way to think about it was to project  myself  forward to age 80 \"  Bezos  says. \"When I'm 80 years old  I want to have minimized the number of regrets that I have. I don't want to be 80 years old  in a quiet moment of reflection thinking back over my life  and cataloging a bunch of major regrets.\n\"I decided I had to give it a shot \"  Bezos  says in a 2010 baccalaureate address at Princeton. \"I didn't think I'd regret trying and failing. And I suspected I would always be haunted by a decision to not try at all.\"\nCuban  worth $3.3 billion  agrees that pushing  himself  to experience new things has been worth it.\n\"Maybe it will come back to haunt me  all the fun I've had  but I've had fun \"  he  says.\nDon't miss: Mark Cuban says quitting this one common bad habit made  him  more successful",
            "output": [
                "Jeff Bezos"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "The first 25 refugees from a male-only camp on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island had flown out of the national capital Port Moresby on Tuesday for the United States via the Philippines and Qatar   Refugee Action Coalition spokesman Ian Rintoul  said.\nAnother 27 refugees flew to Port Moresby on Wednesday from a camp in Nauru   he  said.\nTheir journey would end in Los Angeles via the Philippines  Qatar and Chicago   Rintoul  said.\nThe first 25 who left Port Moresby on Tuesday would settle in U.S. population centers including Atlanta  Sydney's The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported.  Rintoul  said  he  did not know the specific locations where they were headed.\n Rintoul  said there was no indication how many of the more than 2 000 asylum seekers on Papua New Guinea and Nauru would be left behind.\n\"People (in the camps) are happy that these people have gone  but the big question is what happens to the rest  \" Rintoul  said.",
            "output": [
                "Ian Rintoul"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Russian President Dmitry Medvedev after his meetings with Hu also underscored the importance of coordinated regional measures to combat the global crisis.\n \"Of course  today our attention is centred on those measures necessary to prevent or minimise the negative influences of the global financial crisis  which of course have an effect on our bilateral ties \" Medvedev said.\n \"The main goal is not only to preserve the relations existing between our states  but to give them a new impulse \" he added.\n Medvedev hailed Hu's visit as \"friendly and constructive \" adding these were qualities \"that characterise relations between our two countries.\"\n The Chinese president ended his talks with the Russian for \"Thank You\".\n Medvedev and Putin did not mention these figures  instead citing bilateral trade with China worth over 55 billion dollars in 2008.\n China and Russia also agreed to boost the use of their domestic currencies in trade  Medvedev added  as Moscow seeks to lessen the global dominance of the US dollar.\n \"Another very important task -- which today has become very timely -- is the question of using national currencies in mutual payments \" he said. \"We agreed to take additional measures in this direction.\"",
            "output": [
                "Dmitry Medvedev"
            ]
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            "input": "Security has been a key point for  President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi  a former military commander who presents himself as a bulwark against terrorism after leading the ouster of president Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013 .  Sisi  was elected on a landslide a year later.\nThough  he  has yet to declare  his  intentions   Sisi  is widely expected to run for re-election in April next year with little opposition. But critics say  his  popularity has been dimmed because of security and economic austerity policies.\nThat group has in the past only carried out mostly small operations since it emerged last year. Egyptian authorities say it is the armed militant wing of the Muslim Brotherhood  an Islamist group it outlawed in 2013. Most of its leadership has been jailed in a crackdown under  Sisi .\nSince  Sisi  came to power  hundreds of troops and police have been killed in often sophisticated attacks by militants in the northern Sinai region  where Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis group pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014.",
            "output": [
                "Abdel Fattah al-Sisi"
            ]
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            "input": "day uproar since news first broke that Apple intentionally slowed down older iPhone models to save battery life   the company apologized Thursday and said it will be reducing the price of a replacement battery to $ 29 from $ 79 for iPhone 6 and later models . In a statement   Apple said it \" have never -- and would never -- do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product .\" The company insisted the iOS upgrade from earlier this year that slowed down batteries was introduced to stop unexpected shutdowns and extend battery life . The $ 29 price tag for a replacement battery will be rolled out worldwide in late January and last until December 2018   the company said . On Dec . 20   Apple admitted that processing speeds on older iPhones were intentionally slower   beginning with the iOS 10 . 2 . 1 upgrade in 2016 . The company said the move was meant to prevent phones from shutting down in cold temperatures   when the battery was low or on phones with very old batteries . Aging batteries meant phones could have trouble operating or might unexpectedly shut down   as was the case with some iPhone 6 and 6S devices last year   CNET reported . The processors in those devices wanted to hit faster speeds   but their batteries couldn ' t handle the demand   prompting some phones to simply switch themselves off . The software applied to the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus   6S and 6S Plus and SE . This year ' s iOS 11 . 2 extended the feature to the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus . Apple had to admit the mistake as customer dissatisfaction grew   and they were even slapped with a class - action lawsuit on Dec . 22 . Apple said that in a new iOS upgrade due out in early 2018 will \" give users more visibility into the health of their iPhone ' s battery   so they can see for themselves if its condition is affecting performance .\" Apple ' s announcement comes as Apple brought in nearly 60 percent of all profits generated in the global smartphone market in the third quarter   according to Counterpoint Research .  Apple CEO Tim Cook ' s  salary increased 46 percent in 2017 .  Cook  received a total of $ 12 . 8 million in salary   incentive pay and other compensation . Combined with his $ 89 . 2 million worth of shares that vested    Cook  technically brought home a whopping $ 102 million in 2017   CNET reports .",
            "output": [
                "Tim Cook"
            ]
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            "input": "In a video posted on Facebook on Nov. 18  the bear is seen walking towards the deer  rolling it over  and ultimately dragging the six-point buck away. The hunter   John Wardynski   who shot the buck in Alcona County  Mi.  can be heard yelling at the bear to leave the deer alone.\n\"No no no – go on  git. My deer. Go on  \" John Wardynski  said to the bear in a video  he  posted on Facebook. The bear ignored  him . \"I don’t know what to do now. I can't shoot the bear but  he 's gonna … eat my deer ... I never had this before.\"\n Wardynski  said in a Facebook post that  he  was checking the spot where  he  shot the buck when  he  spotted the bear.\n\"Turning to see the line of site of my shot  there was a bear standing next to my pop up blind \"  he  said. \"The bear came down the ridge  then proceeded to parallel me as I walked my blood trail. Thought it was pretty cool to see a bear that close  so I started videoing with my iPhone.\"\nAs  he  realized the bear was heading for  his  deer   he  began \"shouting  whistling  breaking brush. She would not leave.\"  He  even tried firing  his  9mm – away from the bear – a couple times but said it started coming toward  him    he  said in the comments.\n Wardynski  said in the post that this wasn't the first encounter  he 's had with the bear.\n Wardynski  said in the post  he 's been hunting for more than 50 years but had never seen something like this.  He  said  he  hoped  he 'd at least be able to recover the antlers.",
            "output": [
                "John Wardynski"
            ]
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            "input": "Eli Manning  will not be standing at midfield after Sunday’s final episode of Nightmare In The Swamp to give an emotional goodbye speech to Big Blue Nation.\nThat’s because  Manning  doesn’t know if  he ’s about to play  his  last game for the Giants or where  he  will be playing in 2018.  He  will be 37 years old next week  but  he ’s not ready to retire and  his  first choice is to continue playing for the Giants.\n“I want to play and feel like I can still play at a high level ”  he  said Wednesday.\nWill  Manning  agree to play the Kurt Warner role for Sam Darnold or Josh Rosen just as Warner  who made the Hall of Fame this year  did for  Manning  in  his  rookie year in 2004? Warner won the job in training camp  got the Giants off to a 5-2 start  but Tom Coughlin benched him after back-to-back losses and inserted  Manning  into the starting lineup in the 10th game.\n Manning  lost  his  first six starts before a last-second victory over the Cowboys in the final game. Warner had been cut by the Rams and was looking for a one-and-done situation to restore  his  reputation to put  him  in position to get a starting job in 2005.\nWarner wanted to continue playing when Coughlin benched  him   but he never complained. He sat in front of his locker during down time and read the Bible. He signed to start for the Cardinals the next year.\n Eli Manning  and the Giants will need to decide whether it is best for both parties to move on. (Norm Hall/Getty Images)\nCan  Manning  accept that role?\n“I don’t know ”  he  told the Daily News. “I haven’t thought about situations right now.”\nWould  he  rather go somewhere else or take  his  chance playing Warner and trying to hold  his  job longer than nine games?\n“I don’t know yet ”  he  said.\nI’m not sure it’s in  him  to hold space until the young guy is ready. Remember  the Giants wanted Kerry Collins to stick around and babysit Manning his rookie year  and he responded by asking to be cut. The Giants obliged and Collins signed with the Raiders and Warner signed with Giants.\nMentoring is easy.  Manning  has done that all season with non-threatening rookie Davis Webb  who jumped up to No. 2 on the depth chart Wednesday. Babysitting until the rookie is ready to handle the job is not for everybody  especially a two-time Super Bowl MVP who believes there’s a third championship in his right arm.\nSunday could be  Eli Manning's  final game as a Giant. (Christian Petersen/Getty Images)\n Manning ’s skills have deteriorated. Whether it’s the natural erosion for QBs his age other than Tom Brady or because it’s been years since he’s played with an offensive line that can protect or a running game that can make defenses creep up a little bit  the fact is  Manning  is no longer an elite QB.\n He  is prepared to compete for  his  job this summer  but if the situation is explained that at the first sign of trouble  he ’s going to be benched just like Warner was in 2004   he  may not want any part of it.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Bridget Guzior  the 29-year-old head cheerleading coach at Stagg High School in Palos Hills   had been suspended without pay since Aug. 30 after a text  she  sent a student athlete less than two weeks earlier was brought to the district's attention.\nThe text message in question  according to a notice of dismissal the district sent  Guzior  on Oct. 17 that was provided to the Daily Southtown by  her  legal team  reads as follows:\nThe board's statement goes on to say that  Guzior 's \"failure to attend a required investigatory conference\" and  her  \"inadequate recordkeeping in connection with the cheer program\" also contributed to the board decision to terminate  her  employment.\nThe cheerleading coach and  her  attorney Tom Skallas did not attend Tuesday's special meeting  but did provide a written response to the board's charges that laid out their side of the story.\nIn that letter  which the Southtown obtained from  Guzior 's legal team  Skallas wrote that  Guzior  had been hospitalized days before the scheduled investigatory conference and that attending the meeting \"would have further exacerbated Coach Guzior's health issues.\" He wrote that  Guzior  offered to provide answers to the district's questions in writing  only to be rebuffed.\nSkallas also rebutted the board's accusation that  Guzior  had failed to maintain accurate records of the cheerleading program's accounts  writing  \"At no time have district officials provided  Coach Guzior  with any specific allegations that any accounts were inappropriately handled.\"\nIn its prepared statement  the board conceded that while  Guzior 's recordkeeping \"violated district policies and establish (sic) procedures \" that \"no financial improprieties have been alleged or found.\"\nThe district did not immediately respond to a request for evidence of  Guzior 's \"inadequate\" recordkeeping.\nOrloff said his and his son's experience with  Guzior  had been \"absolutely fantastic \" and credited  her  for turning around the school's cheerleading program.\n\" She  has motivated (my son) to excel  not only in athletics but in his scholastics \" he said. \" She  actually cares about every member of that team  how they do  what their futures are  helps promote the children for colleges.  She  goes above and beyond  which I have not seen in too many coaches over the years.\"\nOrloff said his primary hope going forward is that the district applies the standard it applied to  Guzior  to all of  its  coaches.",
            "output": [
                "Bridget Guzior"
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            "input": "The controversy of kneelers and protesters in the NFL is covered with a sort of reverence by many sports analysts  but on the night of the Super Bowl  all of that was eclipsed by the Christian faith of some of the Philadelphia Eagles  particularly their quarterback  Nick Foles .\nâCongratulations to the Eagles.  Nick Foles  told me last week that  he  felt the Lord had  him  in Philadelphia for a special moment and  he  played like it tonight â wrote Dungy.\nCongratulations to the Eagles.  Nick Foles  told me last week that  he  felt the Lord had  him  in Philadelphia for a special moment and  he  played like it tonight. pic.twitter.com/BgYvucnK6Q â Tony Dungy (@TonyDungy) February 5  2018\nâAfter all the celebrations and confetti Justin caught up with  the 3 Eagles QBs Nick Foles   Carson Wentz & Nate Sudfeld along with Zach Ertz who scored the winning TD. They were in a room by themselvesâpraying and thanking God. It was great for him to see that â he wrote.\nAfter all the celebrations and confetti Justin caught up with  the 3 Eagles QBs Nick Foles   Carson Wentz & Nate Sudfeld along with Zach Ertz who scored the winning TD. They were in a room by themselvesâpraying and thanking God. It was great for him to see that. pic.twitter.com/wDWgg2u01X â Tony Dungy (@TonyDungy) February 5  2018\nâNBC pays me to express my opinion â he wrote. âAnd it was my opinion that  Nick Foles  would play well because  his  Christian faith would allow  him  to play with confidence. And that  he âs a good QB. I think I was right on both counts.â\nNBC pays me to express my opinion. And it was my opinion that  Nick Foles  would play well because  his  Christian faith would allow  him  to to play with confidence. And that  he âs a good QB. I think I was right on both counts. [Link] â Tony Dungy (@TonyDungy) February 6  2018\nWhy would you find it hard to believe that the Holy Spirit could speak to  Nick Foles  just as much as a coach could speak to  him ? If  he  credited a coach for saying âStay calm and be confidentâ thatâs good. But if  he  tells me Christ says that to  him  I shouldnât report it??? [Link] â Tony Dungy (@TonyDungy) February 6  2018",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Jan. 30 (UPI) — To help federal law enforcement disrupt illegal online opioid sales and fight online drug trafficking   Attorney General Jeff Sessions  announced a new resource  the Joint Criminal Opioid Darknet Enforcement  or J-CODE  team.\nDuring a speech Monday in Pittsburgh  Pa.   Sessions  said the J-CODE team will help officials continue to shut down online marketplaces that drug traffickers use to ultimately help reduce addiction and overdoses across the nation.\n“Criminals think that they are safe on the darknet  but they are in for a rude awakening ”  Sessions  said. “We have already infiltrated their networks and we are determined to bring them to justice.”\nAs part of the healthcare fraud crackdown   Sessions  announced in November the availability of $12 million in grants  a field office and special coordinators to help law enforcement combat the crisis. His office also disclosed last summer the arrests of 120 healthcare providers accused of opioid abuse. Sessions called it the single largest roundup of opioid-related crimes by healthcare providers in the nation’s history.\n Sessions  told attendees Monday that in 2016  an estimated 64 000 Americans died of drug overdoses.\n“That’s more than the population of Lancaster  Pennsylvania dead in one year. And in 2017 it appears that the death toll was even higher ”  Sessions  said. “For Americans under the age of 50  drug overdoses are now the leading cause of death. Millions of Americans are living with the daily struggle of an addiction.”\n Sessions  said the recent surge of violent crimes is directly linked to the drug  with a recent study revealing nearly a quarter of the increase in homicides is drug-related.",
            "output": [
                "Jeff Sessions"
            ]
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            "input": "Catalan President Carles Puigdemont  said  he  favored mediation to find a way out of the crisis but that Spain’s central government had rejected this. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s government responded by calling on Catalonia to “return to the path of law” first before any negotiations.\n Puigdemont  told the BBC  he  would ask the region’s parliament to declare independence following the referendum  which Spain’s government and constitutional court say was illegal and in which only a minority of Catalans voted.\nIn a televised address on Wednesday night   Puigdemont  said: “This moment calls for mediation. We have received various offers in the last hours and we will receive more.”\nWithout specifically mentioning plans for an independence declaration   he  added: ”I am sure that in the next few days we will show the best of our country when the institutions of Catalonia will have to apply the results of the referendum.\nPrime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s government replied that  Puigdemont  had wasted an opportunity to put Catalonia back on a legal course. “If  Mr. Puigdemont  wants to talk or negotiate  or wants to send mediators   he  knows perfectly well what  he  must do first: Return to the path of the law ” it said in a statement.\n Puigdemont  criticized Spain’s King Felipe VI who on Tuesday lambasted the “irresponsible behavior” of the Catalan leaders.\n He  said  the king  had disappointed many people in Catalonia by failing to call for dialogue and  he  accused King Felipe of endorsing the policies of Rajoy  which  he  said had been “catastrophic” for Catalonia.\nCatalan Regional President Carles Puigdemont gestures as  he  makes an statement at Generalitat Palace in Barcelona  Spain  October 4  2017. Catalan Goverment/Jordi Bedmar Handout via REUTERS",
            "output": [
                "Carles Puigdemont"
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            "input": "Democrat Jon Ossoff might win next Tuesday 's special congressional election in Georgia , but he 's already accomplished something nearly as impressive -- forcing Mitt Romney to come to President Donald Trump 's defense . \nIn a fundraising email for Ossoff 's opponent , Republican Karen Handel , Romney asked for help to defend Trump 's agenda from the Democrats : . \nRomney called Trump a \"phony\" and a \"fraud\" during the 2016 presidential campaign , and he declined to endorse the Republican nominee . \nLast month , Romney called on Trump to abandon his promise to pull the US out of the Paris climate agreement . \nBut Ossoff , a center-left Democrat running in a district Trump barely carried , has apparently compelled Romney to come back into the fold .",
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            ]
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            "input": "The Duke Blue Devils  don't look like a team ready to make a March Madness run.\nOr that  they  are the No. 5 team in the country. In fact  coach Mike Krzyzewski called their performance Saturday disgusting.\nShamorie Ponds scored 33 points and St. John’s rallied from a seven-point halftime deficit to defeat Duke 81-77 in a non-conference clash at Madison Square Garden in New York. It ends an 11-game skid for the Red Storm.\nBashir Ahmed added 19 points and Tariq Owens had 17 for the Red Storm (11-13  0-11 Big East)  who overcame an early 10-point deficit and fought off  Duke’s heralded freshmen  down the stretch in  their  biggest win under third-year coach Chris Mullin.\nAnd it's another surprising loss for Duke (19-4  7-3 ACC)  who were sloppy throughout the game — 18 turnovers — and flat to open the second half.\nDuke  which fell behind by double digits in the second half  woke up late to regain the lead with just more than a minute to play but could not finish it off.\n15:27 to go in the second half  #SJUBB leads Duke  46-43. Tariq Owens now with 12 points after this thunderous throwdown from Shamorie Ponds (17 points). pic.twitter.com/9uNg6BfKYd — St. John's BBall (@StJohnsBBall) February 3  2018\nOuthustled all afternoon  Duke was coming off an easy win over Notre Dame that followed a disappointing 65-63 loss to No. 2 Virginia at home last weekend.\nIt was the first meeting between the teams since  Duke  coach Mike Krzyzewski got  his  1 000th career win with a 77-68 victory at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 25  2015.\n Duke : Fell to 34-19 at the Garden  including 29-11 under Coach K. … The Blue Devils will be back in New York City next month for the ACC Tournament across the river at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. …  Duke  leads the all-time series 16-7.\nDuke: Plays at North Carolina on Thursday night  the first of two regular-season meetings between the longtime rivals.",
            "output": [
                "Duke"
            ]
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            "input": "Roseland Community President and CEO Tim Egan  argued some of the information used in Leapfrog’s assessment of hospitals was dated and not representative of current conditions at his hospital. The hospital didn’t finish filling out the survey sent by Leapfrog because of a lack of resources  and was instead focused on gaining re-accreditation from the Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program  which it achieved in recent weeks  he said.\n Egan  also pointed to rising patient satisfaction levels. Patient satisfaction rose significantly across a dozen different measures between 2016 and 2017  according to surveys performed for the hospital. “You have to judge (based) on what the patients are saying about the hospital ”  Egan  said.\nAbout 60 percent of Roseland’s patients are on Medicaid  a state and federally funded health insurance program for the poor   Egan  said. About 24 000 patients visit the hospital’s emergency department each year  including victims of violence and gunshots.\nShortly before  Egan  took over in 2013  the hospital accepted money from the state to avoid closure.  Egan  was tasked with helping to turn around Roseland. The hospital was $30 million in debt when  Egan  took over  and is now about $6 million in debt   he  said.",
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            "input": "Chidera Eggerue   23  used to resent her drooping breasts and dreamed of the day she could get a boob job. Now she is encouraging women to love their bosom buddies – no matter the size or sag.\n Chidera Eggerue  has learned to love her body – saggy boobs and all – and now she wants to help others to do the same. The 23-year-old award-winning British blogger  better known as the Slumflower  is the driving force behind Saggy Boobs Matter  an online movement that challenges unrealistic expectations of what breasts should look like. “A lack of representation of saggy-looking boobs when I used to go bra shopping in M&S [as a young teenager] made me realise that something is wrong with the way the world views women’s bodies ”  Eggerue  told BuzzFeed News.\n“The packaging would always have a picture of a white woman with perky boobs  yet when I’d try on the same bra in my correct size  my boobs just wouldn’t look like the model pictured.” Pretty soon she had developed a complex and started to resent her boobs. “It was so bad that at that age I had already decided that I’d get a boob job once I got my first job at 18 ”  Eggerue  said. “I reached 18 and didn’t get a job  let alone a boob job  so I continued self-loathing until I reached 19 and became tired of feeling like a stranger in my own body. I decided I’d had enough and made the choice to stop wearing a bra.”\nThough  Eggerue  feels confident in  her  own skin   she  wanted to share  her  journey towards self-acceptance to contribute to the wider conversation about body positivity. Since July 2017   she  has been sharing pictures of  herself  without a bra  with captions that are defiant and inspirational. “Fast-forward to 23: I’ve now reached a position of feeling comfortable in my body  but I wanted other women to feel like this  so I had to start the conversation by using my own body as an example ”  she  said.\n“Through creating #SaggyBoobsMatter  I have been able to help women articulate their own body image hangups – especially slim women who don’t really know where they stand in the body positivity movement.”  Eggerue  sees the shaming of saggy boobs as a vicious cycle: “Saggy boobs are underrepresented. Being underrepresented makes you feel alien to society. This fosters insecurities in people who don’t have the mental strength to see value in themselves beyond other people’s standards.”  Her  passion  however  does come with a price. As  her  tweets and Instagram started to go viral   she  came under immense scrutiny not only from those who thought Saggy Boobs Matter was a bit of a joke  but also from some who made disparaging remarks about  her  natural assets and ordered  her  to put a bra on. “Overall  I think the movement has been received with a lot of sarcasm and insults from men and a few confused women  which doesn’t surprise me ”  Eggerue  said. “This concerns me a lot because other women who look like me are seeing some of the horrible responses to this movement and are now probably feeling more insecure about their bodies when they see the vitriol I receive for showing up boldly and proudly. “Most of the responses have been horrible and disappointing  but I’ve learnt to not take them so personally. Men are socialised to see women as vaginas that think  sometimes. Because of this  women’s bodies are picked apart as if we only exist to satisfy.\nThe meme was shared by Nigerian music producer Don Jazzy  one of the biggest names in Afrobeats  to his 3 million followers. “It was quite hurtful to see that a stranger had gone to my page  stolen a photo of me that I took on my birthday  and thought it would be a good idea to turn it into a meme comparing women to phone battery life ” she said. “My photo was compared to a dying phone battery  meaning that I was seen as unattractive. What was more hurtful was seeing the meme shared by a famous Nigerian musician with a very large audience  so the comments were full of strangers laughing at my body.” When she expressed her disappointment about the meme  the abuse started.  Eggerue  was called an attention-seeker and told to get over  it  – that  it  wasn't a big deal. “No matter how much you love yourself  randomly seeing strangers laugh at your body is not a nice feeling at all ”  Eggerue  said. “Cyberbullying does not stop being cyberbullying just because a person is popular/famous.” Don Jazzy later apologised and deleted his post  but it made  Eggerue  more determined to spread her message. She wants women to know that “you were made with intention and your body is not a mistake”.\n“By force  we will all have to learn that the only way to normalise something is to see it repeatedly. So if you have an issue with saggy boobs  you have to ask yourself why a person’s body offends you ” she added. “For the women who look like me: Your saggy boobs matter. And from now until you die  what’s going to matter  ultimately  is your character. Sometimes people are scared of what they haven’t been taught to accept. We still have to exist loudly  though.”  Eggerue  said that  she 's been receiving messages from women from around the world telling  her  that  her  campaign has helped them.\n Eggerue  said  it  has been “an overwhelming experience receiving so many lovely and deeply personal messages from women who have found comfort in this movement”.",
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            "input": "But one of Silicon Valley’s most influential billionaires  LinkedIn founder and Greylock Partners investor  Reid Hoffman   received  his  masters degree in philosophy from Oxford in 1993.  He  was originally planning to go into academia  but decided that  his  desire to do nothing less than change the world would be more likely in the world of tech. That’s not to say  however  that  he  abandoned the lessons  he  learned.\nIn an interview for Business Insider’s podcast “Success! How I Did It ”  he  explained that  his  unusual educational background has proven quite helpful throughout  his  career.\n Hoffman  told us  his  favorite philosophers are Aristotle  Friedrich Nietzsche  and Ludwig Wittgenstein  and  he  said that studying them has proven useful in two ways.\nIt honed  his  critical thinking\n Hoffman  said that “philosophy is a study of how to think very clearly ” and that is useful in both investing and being an entrepreneur  which  he  said is like being “an all-in investor.”\nIt gave  him  deep insight into human nature\n He  told us  “I think what every entrepreneur in consumer internet is doing is essentially embodying a theory of human nature as individuals and as a group for how they’ll react to the service  especially if it’s community or network properties  how they’ll interact with each other  how this will fit in their landscape of how they identify themselves and how they communicate or transact with other people.\n Hoffman  said in a recent episode of  his  podcast “Masters of Scale” that  he  considers the MBA path to be potentially dangerous for entrepreneurs  because it teaches them to approach business in a safe and ordered way; by studying the essence of human nature   he  explained in our interview   he  instead had an education into how humans interact with each other and the world —  his  business education came through trial-and-error in the real world.\n“There’s almost a sense in which part of being an entrepreneur or being an investor is being an applied philosopher or an applied anthropologist ”  Hoffman  said.",
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            "input": "After Corinthians' elimination from the Libertadores Cup  Ronaldo admitted on Thursday to be playing with pain. The star striker also insinuated that he is being negatively persecuted by the media.\n Visibly emotional after the series loss to Flamengo in the round of 16 of the Libertadores Cup  Ronaldo said that he is playing with continuous pain. The athlete also declared that in no way is he a fan of Flamengo.\n \"I am 33-year-old. I have gone through eight operations and I feel a lot of pain. Despite my afflictions  I still have to deal with questions about my passion for the game. As long as the fans support me  as long as Corinthians supports me  I will continue to play \"  described Ronaldo.\n Ronaldo expressed his disappointment in his team's elimination from the tournament. However  he expressed his excitement for the prospect of winning the 2010 Brazilian Championship. Additionally  Ronaldo expressed his love and appreciation for not only the fans of Corinthians  but the organization as a whole  believing that the club's centennial year will be special.\n Corinthians opens the 2010 Brazilian Championship on May 9 against Atletico-PR at home. Ronaldo intends on beginning the tournament with a strong message  proving the media wrong and showing that he still has a lot of talent left on the field.",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE Hurricane Nate blasted onto the Gulf Coast and lashed much of the Southeast with heavy rains and winds Sunday. USA TODAY\nA gazebo is blown over the Mississippi Gulf Coast welcome sign near the intersection of Hewes Avenue and U.S. 90 in Gulfport  Miss.  on Oct. 8  2017  after  Hurricane Nate  made landfall on the Gulf Coast. (Photo: Justin Sellers  The Clarion-Ledger  via USA TODAY NETWORK)\n The remnants of Hurricane Nate  are delivering heavy but much-needed rain to portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Monday.\n\"For some areas   Nate  will bring the biggest rainfall in six to eight weeks or longer ” AccuWeather meteorologist Alex Sosnowski said. Nearly half of the northeastern U.S. was described as \"abnormally dry\" in the most recent U.S. Drought Monitor  so the rain will help ease the near-drought conditions.\n Nate  was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm and finally a tropical depression on Sunday as it raced north after making landfall along the Gulf Coast.\n Nate  crashed into the Gulf Coast as a Category 1 hurricane Saturday near the mouth of the Mississippi River before making landfall again early Sunday near Biloxi  Miss. The hurricane was the first to make landfall in the state since Katrina devastated much of the Gulf Coast in 2005.\nOverall   Nate  spared the region the kind of catastrophic damage left by a series of hurricanes that hit the southern U.S. and Caribbean in recent weeks. No storm-related deaths or injuries were immediately reported.\n Nate  was the fourth hurricane to hit the U.S. and its territories in 2017  following Harvey  Irma and Maria. That's most U.S. hurricane strikes since 2005  when five hurricanes hit land.\nAlthough  Nate  knocked out power to more than 100 000 residents in Mississippi  Alabama  Louisiana and Florida  crews restored much of the power grid within 24 hours.\nThe Mississippi coast \"took a hard hit from  Nate  \" the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency tweeted on Sunday. \"The lack of major damage is a testament to the strong and smart rebuilding since Katrina.\"",
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            "input": "Spanish Prime Mariano Rajoy called on Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont to drop independence plans or risk “greater evils”.\n Puigdemont  said  in response to a question from the German Bild daily   he  was not afraid of being arrested.\nNeither the Spanish government nor the judiciary has threatened to arrest  Puigdemont   though Madrid accuses him of breaking the law by ignoring a Constitutional Court ruling forbidding the referendum.\nOn Wednesday  in a televised address   Puigdemont  renewed  his  call for mediation in the dispute but said the results of the referendum would have to be applied.\n“We will go as far as people want it. But without the use of force ”  Puigdemont  told Bild. “I am sure that Spain will not be able to ignore the will of so many people.”",
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            "input": "The group’s spokesman   Isaac Givovich   has requested a meeting with Archbishop Charles Scicluna  a Vatican envoy who traveled to Santiago to meet with witnesses accusing a bishop of covering up the sexual abuse of minors by a priest.\nFormer members of the Alonso de Ercilla Institute denounced the alleged abuse at the hands of the Marists in a recent canonical investigation. “Vatican itself must take the situation into its hands ”  Givovich  told reporters.\n Givovich  said in January that when  he  was a high school student in the 1970s and ‘80s  Marist brother Adolfo Fuentes continually called him out of class to abuse him in his office.\n Givovich  said  he  hoped Scicluna could make time while  he  is in Santiago to hear testimony in  his  case.",
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            "input": "Premier Silvio Berlusconi is steeped in a new scandal over a dinner he had at the home of a constitutional court judge who will rule on a key decision whether to grant him immunity from prosecution while in office.\n Opposition lawmakers have called for the removal of the judge  Luigi Mazzella  and a colleague who participated in the mid-May dinner  saying there would never be any way to know whether Berlusconi influenced their deliberations on the immunity issue.\n The court began debating the constitutionality of a law last month that grants Berlusconi  the Italian president and two parliament speakers immunity from prosecution. Berlusconi's forces had pushed the legislation through parliament last summer  saying it was necessary for the government to function.\n At the time the bill was passed  Berlusconi was on trial on corruption charges in Milan  fueling criticism that the bill was tailor-made to save him from prosecution. The premier's trial was suspended pending a decision from the constitutional court  which is expected soon.\n Cabinet minister Elio Vito defended the premier  saying Berlusconi hadn't organized any meeting about the legislation but was rather invited to a dinner by a friend well before the court began deliberating the case.\n Berlusconi has long been dogged by conflict of interest allegations as well as corruption charges stemming from his years as a billionaire media mogul. He has either been acquitted -- sometimes thanks to laws passed by his own government -- or seen cases against him expire under the statute of limitations. He has always maintained his innocence  claiming he is the victim of a conspiracy of left-leaning magistrates.",
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            "input": "Rhetoric between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has escalated. In response  North Korea’s foreign minister reportedly said the nation may set off the “most powerful” hydrogen bomb detonation in the Pacific. No other details were provided  but at face value  such a blast would be 1 000 times as powerful as the Hiroshima bombing. Atmospheric testing of nuclear weapons can lead to multiple dangerous scenarios.\nRi Yong Ho  the foreign minister of the isolated nation  reportedly told journalists that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is considering such a test blast.\n“It could be the most powerful detonation of an H-bomb in the Pacific ” Yong Ho told reporters at the United Nations in New York on Thursday  according to a story by South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency. “We have no idea about what actions could be taken as it will be ordered by leader Kim Jong Un.”\ncaption North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un stands before what may be a miniaturized thermonuclear weapon. source Thomson Reuters\nThe suggestion came in response to bellicose rhetoric exchanged between US President Donald Trump and  Jong Un .\nIn a speech before the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday  Trump called  Jong Un  a suicidal “rocket man” and threatened to “totally destroy” North Korea if the US is “forced to defend itself or its allies.”  Jong Un  allegedly responded with a written statement  in which he called Trump a “mentally deranged US dotard” and said that “a frightened dog barks louder.”\n“Trump is basically creating audience costs for  Kim  to back down ” Jeffrey Lewis  director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey  told Vox. “If you dare  Kim   it creates pressure for  him  to respond with  his  own provocation.”\n“The stakes and heat in this conflict have not been this high since the Korean War ” Tristan Webb  a senior analyst for NK News  said in a story published by the outlet on Friday. “Kim Jong Un said in July that the … showdown was entering its final phase. He appears psychologically prepared for conflict.”",
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            "input": "Trump . (AP /Carolyn Kaster)\nSo much for the metaphysics of dynamic growth.  The Trump team  late last year argued the tax package would unleash so much economic activity that the Treasury wouldn’t notice a permanent  40 percent reduction in the corporate rate (the real reduction turned out to be 14 percent). The contention didn't survive the winter.\n— Plan shifts burden to state and private money. NYT's Patricia Cohen and Alan Rappeport: \" Trump ’s $200 billion plan to rebuild America upends the criteria that have long been used to pick ambitious federal projects  putting little emphasis on how much an infrastructure proposal benefits the public and more on finding private investors and other outside sources of money. Unveiled on Monday  the infrastructure program that  Mr. Trump  has championed since the campaign is intended to attract a huge amount of additional money from states  localities and private investors. The goal is to generate a total pot of $1.5 trillion to upgrade the country’s highways  airports and railroads. Those financial priorities are crystallized in the new guidelines established by the White House. The ability to find sources of funding outside the federal government will be the most important yardstick  accounting for 70 percent of the formula for choosing infrastructure projects. How “the project will spur economic and social returns on investment” ranks at the bottom  at just 5 percent.\"\nDems say  Trump  wants to cuts more than  he  spends. The Post's John Wagner: \"Besides unveiling  his  infrastructure plan   Trump  also released  his  2019 budget blueprint Monday. Combing through it  the office of Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) identified more than $240 billion in proposed cuts over the coming decade to an array of existing infrastructure programs — a higher number than what  Trump  is proposing in 'new' spending.\"\n Trump  weighed in this morning:\nOur infrastructure plan has been put forward and has received great reviews by everyone except  of course  the Democrats. After many years we have taken care of our Military  now we have to fix our roads  bridges  tunnels  airports and more. Bipartisan  make deal Dems? — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 13  2018\n(The SEC and CFTC requests earned a rare nod of approval for the  Trump  administration from the watchdog group Better Markets  which called them \"an important recognition that the cops on the Wall Street beat don’t have the funding they need to do their jobs protecting the American people.\")\n— Spending plans. Politico's Sarah Ferris: \"Alongside its original budget request  the  Trump  administration Monday also released the details of what it would recommend doing with the extra money for domestic programs included in Congress' spending deal enacted last week. That includes an increase to the State Department  which the administration’s original document proposed to slash by 30 percent this coming fiscal year. The extra cash would go into the budget for the United Nations  humanitarian aid and global AIDS programs. Each of those efforts would have been cut under  Trump ’s original plan.\"\nThe Department of Rosy Scenario is doing a lot of work in  Trump 's budget. — Steven Dennis (@StevenTDennis) February 13  2018\n— BAT redux. Politico's Doug Palmer: \" Trump  on Monday said  he  wants to impose a \"reciprocal tax\" on imports from countries that have higher tariffs than the U.S. 'We are going to charge countries outside of our country — countries that take advantage of  the United States ' Trump  said at a White House meeting with state and local government officials about the administration's infrastructure plan...  Trump  seemed to be complaining about the U.S.' relatively low duty structure when compared with those of some other countries.\"\nIt surprised  his  aides  \"who warned that no formal plans have been prepared \" per WSJ's Michael Bender.\nDollar Stores Hammered by Trump Proposal to Abandon Food Stamps A  Trump  administration proposal to reduce food-stamp benefits is casting a cloud over U.S. dollar-store chains. Bloomberg\nWhat did  Trump  propose cutting in  his  2019 budget? Check out this great graphic from the Post staff:\n President Trump  said the decline in U.S. infrastructure and increase in the deficit was caused by \"laziness\" after World War II:",
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            "input": "Story highlights  Tiffany Haddish  dresses in traditional Eritrean clothes in honor of  her  Eritrean Father at the Oscars.\n She  wore a zuria  a dress worn by women in Eritrea and Ethiopia  topped with a kaba.\nAt the 90th Academy Award ceremony  the actor and comedian   Tiffany Haddish  wore a traditional Eritrean dress called a zuria.  It 's a dress worn by women in Eritrea and Ethiopia  topped with a cape called a kaba  worn mostly by Habesha brides and grooms at wedding ceremonies.\n Tiffany Haddish 's #Oscars dress is a tribute to Eritrea  where  her  father lived until he passed away last year pic.twitter.com/ebJj1ryPMm â Jarett Wieselman (@JarettSays) March 5  2018\n Haddish  is a comedian and actor known for  her  role in \"Girls Trip\" (2017)  \"Keanu\" (2016) and \"Meet the Spartans\" (2008).",
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            "input": "Jon Lester’s first hide-your-eyes throwing error of the spring occurred Sunday at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick  reminding everyone of  his  glaring inability to throw to bases.\n Lester  cleanly fielded David Peralta’s chopper to the left side of the mound in the third inning of the Cubs’ 2-0 loss to the Diamondbacks  but  his  throw was angled downward and bounced a few times to first base on what was scored a hit and an error.\n Lester  got out of the inning unscathed  and it didn’t really matter in a meaningless Cactus League game. Still  throwing poorly to first is a deficiency  Lester  can’t seem to shake  and  he  said Sunday  he  has been working on a new method with third-base coach Brian Butterfield.\n“We’re working on the Jordan-to-Pippen bounce pass ”  Lester  said.\nThat’s what Butterfield is calling the move he wants  Lester  to make on grounders  naming it after former Bulls stars Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen.\n“In  his  words  just eliminate all tension and bounce it over there ”  Lester  said. “We’ve been working on it early in the morning. Obviously it was not a good throw  but my sights were a little off on what we’ve been working on.\n Lester  knows it’s unconventional and seems bizarre for one of the game’s elite pitchers to have to bounce a throw to first for an out.\n“I don’t really care what it looks like ”  he  said. “I don’t care if it bounces 72 times over there. An out’s an out. It goes down as a 1-3 or a 1-6 or a 1-4.\n Lester  began purposely bouncing some throws to first last year  but usually they were one-hoppers that Anthony Rizzo could dig out. This spring he’s working on the throws with the regular infielders  and said minor league first baseman Efren Navarro  who started Sunday’s game  wasn’t familiar with the move.\n“I feel bad for the guy today ”  Lester  said. “He had no idea what’s going on. He’s never been a part of it. With Rizz  probably the surprise wouldn’t have been there… Spring training. We’ll get the sight line right.”\nPhotos of Cubs starting  pitcher Jon Lester .\n Lester  has never been efficient throwing to bases  dating to  his  high school days. It’s why  he  seldom makes pickoff throws  and why Cubs fans celebrate wildly whenever  he  does pick someone off  as  he  did with the Cardinals’ Tommy Pham in a game last June at Wrigley Field.\nAt the Cubs Convention in January  catcher Willson Contreras claimed  he  gave  Lester  some sage advice during a mound visit before the pickoff.\n Lester  said Contreras’ story was true “for the most part ” but added the catcher “wasn’t that emphatic” about throwing to first.\nIn his fourth season with the Cubs   Lester  has addressed the throwing issue repeatedly. It started  his  first game in 2015 when ESPN focused on the throwing problem during its broadcast.\n“I’ve never run from it ”  Lester  said. “I feel like I’ve been upfront with everything. I feel like I’ve worked my butt off to get better at things. I’ve tried to speed my delivery up.",
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            "input": "“They are the first journalists to be convicted over the July 15  2016  coup  which Turkey says was orchestrated by a network led by U.S.-based Muslim cleric  Fethullah Gulen. The cleric denies involvement. Their conviction came as another court in the same courthouse ordered German journalist Deniz Yucel—detained in Turkey for a year—released from jail pending trial ” the Associated Press reports.\n Yucel  is a correspondent for Germany’s Die Welt newspaper.  He  was accused of spreading propaganda for the PKK  the violent Kurdish separatist organization  and for inciting violence in support of the Gulen movement.\n Yucel ’s arrest has been a source of considerable tension between the German and Turkish governments  particularly since  he  was held so long without formal charges being filed.  He  was released a day after a meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim.\nDeutsche Welle notes that President Erdogan surprisingly stated he wished  Yucel  released during an interview with a German television network  and takes  his  subsequent release as a sign Erdogan’s power “does have its limits.”\nMost international news organizations took note of the juxtaposition between  Yucel  being freed from jail at the same time six Turkish journalists were imprisoned on similar charges.",
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            "input": "FILE PHOTO: Pro-democracy demonstrators hold up portraits of  Chinese disbarred lawyer Jiang Tianyong   demanding  his  release  during a demonstration outside the Chinese liaison office in Hong Kong  China December 23  2016. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu\nIn a verdict posted on its official Weibo microblog on Tuesday morning  the Changsha Intermediate People’s Court said the lawyer  Jiang Tianyong  developed notions of overthrowing China’s political system after being influenced by training workshops held by “anti-China foreign forces” overseas.\n Jiang ’s wife  Jin Bianling  who lives in the United States  told Reuters on Tuesday that the verdict was “unacceptable” and that she believed her husband was being made an example to “deter or repress” other rights lawyers.\n“I do not acknowledge or accept this verdict ” she said in a telephone interview. “Jiang Tianyong is innocent”.\nThe verdict was handed down exactly one year after  Jiang  first disappeared last November while visiting the family of another detained rights lawyer.  He  was held incommunicado for six months before being formally charged.\nThe facts in the court’s ruling were broadly similar to those in a confession made by  Jiang  during  his  trial in August. Video footage of  Jiang  reading parts of a written statement were released by the court via social media at the time.\nBut rights groups said the trial was a show trial designed to discredit  him  and that  Jiang  was caught up in a sweeping campaign directed against lawyers and activists.\nJin said  Jiang’s  family was unable to appoint their own lawyers and that she had not been able to contact  Jiang  since  his  detention.\n“We don’t know what  his  conditions are inside  or what kind of torture of mistreatment  he  has suffered ” she said.",
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            "input": "Owner Trigger Smith  told Grub Street that the notice has been hanging in the bar for five or six days  but just recently started gaining notoriety.\nWhile  Smith  says the policy is tongue-in-cheek   he  does have a loathing for the word.\n“Since  it ’s English   it ’s probably happening in England  and maybe Australia ”  he  tells Grub Street. “I had a woman from Miami the other night tell me it’s happening down there.”\n“And it’s not just millennials ”  he  added. “Now you hear newscasters using ‘literally’ every three minutes on the Sunday news shows. What’s annoying is people aren’t even aware they’re saying  it . How could you be so unaware of your words that  it ’s coming out every couple minutes?”\n Smith  finds the comments laughable  calling the accusations of sexism to be “even funnier than the sign.”\n Smith 's feelings about the matter might be best summed up by a sign he says hangs in the bathroom: The customer is always wrong.",
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            "input": "SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean officials rushed to identify 37 victims of a hospital blaze and pinpoint the cause on Saturday as President Moon Jae-in visited the burnt-out building and decried “one tragedy after another” to strike the country.\n Moon  visited the fire scene where  he  spoke to grieving family members and firefighters.\n“Its tragic  and it hurts me to see this kind of one tragedy after another  even as the government has vowed to make this country safe ”  Moon  said.\n He  ordered a full inquiry and said “utmost government efforts” were needed to support the injured and families of the victims.\nThe opposition Liberal Party was quick to condemn  Moon  for the disaster.\n“The  Moon  administration should have at least kept South Koreans safe  to justify the launch of this government ” the party said in a statement  demanding a “master plan” to protect citizens.\n Moon ’s ruling Democratic Party said it would “embark on parliamentary discussions to legally support and protect citizens lives and safety”  a spokesman said.\nSouth Korean President Moon Jae-in mourns at a memorial altar for victims of a hospital blaze in Miryang  South Korea  January 27  2018. Yonhap via REUTERS",
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            "input": "The heir to Saudi Arabia’s throne has accused  Iran  of “direct military aggression” which could be an “act of war ” after Saudi air defense forces intercepted a ballistic missile on Saturday fired toward the capital  Riyadh  from across the border in Yemen.\nYemen has been embroiled in a civil war since 2015 between a Saudi-led military coalition in support of the Yemeni government  and Houthi rebels believed to be funded by  Iran .\n“The involvement of  Iran  in supplying missiles to the Houthis is a direct military aggression by the Iranian regime ” the Saudi news agency SPA reported  Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman  as saying on Monday  “and may be considered an act of war against the Kingdom.” The language closely matched a statement earlier given by the Saudi-led coalition.\n Iran  immediately denied  it  was behind the missile launch.\nThe head of the Saudi military coalition said that experts in military technology had examined other missiles and “confirmed the role of  Iran ’s regime in manufacturing these missiles and smuggling them to the Houthi militias in Yemen for the purpose of attacking the Kingdom  its people  and vital interests.”\n The crown prince’s  reported remarks mark a new height in tensions between  Iran  and Saudi Arabia  the region’s rival powers. The civil war in Yemen is widely seen to be a proxy war between the two countries  and has resulted in the deaths of over 10 000 civilians and triggered a humanitarian disaster including a cholera outbreak which has infected nearly a million people.",
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            "input": "LOUISVILLE  Ky. (AP) — Louisville officials are not happy with the NCAA's decision that mandates the school vacate its 2013 men's basketball championship in the wake of an embarrassing sex scandal  and  interim President Greg Postel  did not hide  his  disappointment.\nIt's the first time a Division 1 men's basketball program has been stripped of a national title. While acknowledging the scandal was unacceptable   Postel  believes the school's cooperation with the NCAA should have counted for more than  it  did.\n\"I cannot say this strongly enough: We believe the NCAA is simply wrong  \" Postel  said Tuesday. \"We disagree with the NCAA ruling for reasons we clearly stated in our appeal. And we made a strong case — based on NCAA precedent - that supported our argument.\"\n Postel  doesn't feel the punishment fits the violations.\n\"From Day One  the university has admitted that the actions of the former operations director and any others involved under previous leadership were offensive and inexcusable \"  Postel  said in  his  statement. \"That is why we apologized immediately  cooperated fully with the NCAA  self-imposed penalties that were appropriate to the offenses and made significant changes to ensure incidents like this never happen again.\nUniversity of Louisville interim President Dr. Greg Postel speaks to the media during a news conference  Tuesday  Feb. 20  2018  in Louisville  Ky. Louisville must vacate its 2013 men's basketball title following an NCAA appeals panel's decision to uphold sanctions against the men's program in the sex scandal case. The Cardinals will have to vacate 123 victories including the championship  and return some $600 000 in conference revenue from the 2012-15 NCAA Tournaments. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley)\nUniversity of Louisville interim President Dr. Greg Postel answers questions during a press conference  Tuesday  Feb. 20  2018  in Louisville  Ky. Louisville must vacate its 2013 men's basketball title following an NCAA appeals panel's decision to uphold sanctions against the men's program in the sex scandal case. The Cardinals will have to vacate 123 victories including the championship  and return some $600 000 in conference revenue from the 2012-15 NCAA Tournaments. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley)",
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            "input": "Cast aside once in Philadelphia   Nick Foles  delivered the city its first Super Bowl title  and  he  outdueled the great Tom Brady to do it.\n He  threw the go-ahead touchdown to tight end Zach Ertz from 11 yards on third-and-7 with 2:21 remaining  capping a seven-minute  14-play drive that covered 75 yards  kept Brady cooling  his  cleats on the sideline and allowed the Eagles' exhausted defenders to catch their collective breath in a game that featured 1 151 total yards  the most in any NFL game in the Super Bowl era.\nHe started at his 9 with 58 seconds remaining and drove the Patriots to midfield before  Foles  and the Eagles could exhale.\nA third-round pick by former Eagles coach Andy Reid in 2012   Foles  had tremendous success as a starter under Chip Kelly his sophomore season. He threw 29 TDs and only two picks in 11 starts  including playoffs in 2013.  Foles  posted a passer rating of 119.2  third-highest in league history.  He  tied an NFL record with seven TD passes in a game at Oakland in November 2013 and won an offensive MVP award at a Pro Bowl.\nBut  Foles  was traded to St. Louis for Sam Bradford in March 2015.  He  lost  his  starting job to Case Keenum and asked for  his  release after Jared Goff was drafted No. 1 overall.  Foles  considered hanging up  his  cleats before Reid persuaded  him  to go to Kansas City to be Alex Smith's backup.\nAfter one season with the Chiefs   Foles  returned to Philly for $12 million over two years to provide insurance behind Wentz.\nNow  he 's a folk hero for a franchise that had gone 0-for-2 in Super Bowls and for a legion of fans who were rooting for anybody other than Brady and the Patriots  who were seeking their third title in four years.",
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            "input": "Story highlights  Nigerian singer Lamboginny  is performing at the country's prisons\n He  says  he  wants to give prisoners a second chance\nLagos (CNN) When  Yinka Lawanson (better known by his stage name \"Lamboginny\")  launched  his  debut album in October 2017   he  chose Nigeria's Kirikiri Maximum Security Prison as the venue.\n Lamboginny  held  his  first concert at Kirikiri  in Lagos  in 2009  performing before a large audience of prisoners. These days   he  holds three or four concerts in different prisons every year.\n\"What makes me happy is when I see that smile of hope on their faces \"  he  says. \"This is for them to know that life has not turned its back on them.\"",
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            "input": "On “Dr. Oz” on Monday   Corey Feldman  divulged the identity of another man whom  he  alleges sexually molested  him   the owner of a teeny bopper club frequented by child stars: Alphy Hoffman.\nHoffman was the owner of an underage club that was popular among Hollywood’s top teen stars ─ including Drew Barrymore  Ricky Schroder and Alyssa Milano ─ from 1986 to 1989. The establishment promoted New York Seltzer  and  Corey Feldman  and  his  pal Corey Haim were frequently photographed there.\n Feldman   46  hinted in an October interview with Matt Lauer that nefarious things were going on with the owner of a “teenage soda pop club ” but  he  came short of naming Hoffman. On Monday  Dr. Oz said Hoffman’s name on the air and asked  Feldman  to confirm that  he  had accused Hoffman of molesting him and recently reported his name to the LAPD.  Feldman  agreed.\n He  described  his  experience with Hoffman in detail.\n“Well  he  was the guy who ran Alphy’s Soda Pop Club  and  uh  I met  him  when I was 12 years old ”  Feldman  said on “Dr. Oz.” “ He  came to my house to pick me up in  his  car  and I had heard rumors that  he  threw the coolest parties in town and  he  was very connected.”\n Feldman  explained that Alphy Hoffman was the son of Bobby Hoffman  a major casting director at the time  who died in 1993.\n Feldman  said the parties took a dark turn – but not at first.\nHaim once spoke out about Hoffman and expressed his dislike for the man. In a 2012 Vice interview  the now-deceased pal of  Feldman  spoke negatively about Hoffman when asked about his experiences as Alphy’s Soda Pop Club.\n Feldman  did not address on Dr. Oz whether or not he believes Hoffman abused Haim as well.\nThe current website for Bobby Hoffman Casting lists Alphy Hoffman as a casting director and casting associate. The last project listed on the website is from 2001. Previous projects highlighted on the site include Bobby Hoffman’s high-profile casting jobs  mentioned by  Feldman  on “Dr. Oz ” such as “Happy Days” and “Laverne and Shirley.” The email address and phone number for the casting company are no longer in service.\n Feldman  shuddered when recalling the horrible experience  he  said  he  had with Hoffman.\n“They’re treating it like  you know  I am being passed back and forth or something… And I just remember being terrified ”  he  told Dr. Oz.",
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            "input": "\"We're alarmed. These are serious indications of serious neglect \" said Michael Connors  spokesman for California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform.\n \"It's disturbing that multiple residents suffered weight loss and injuries due to various falls \" Connors said.\n \"We've been concerned all along that the Motion Picture home pressured and coerced residents into leaving. No information was provided to them of their rights \" Connors said.\n The group is calling on operators of the home to notify all the residents of their rights and invite them back. \"If they don't \" Connors said  \"we and other family members will be considering other remedies.\"\n But Mark Fleischer  whose grandparents moved to the home in the 1960s and whose parents also moved there in 2005  said he did not feel pressured into transferring his mother to the Jewish Home for the Aging.",
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            "input": "Connor Lamb   the Democratic nominee against GOP candidate Rick Saccone in Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional district special election  advocated for more focus on mental health and enforcing existing laws at a campaign stop yesterday.\n“No parent should ever drop their child off at school and be afraid they won’t be alive at the end of the day ”  Mr. Lamb  said. “My heart breaks for those families in Florida and  in Congress  I will work to make sure that people with serious mental illnesses do not have access to guns.”\nAccording to Tribune Live   Lamb  said  “I believe we have a pretty good law on the books and it says on paper that there are a lot of people who should never get guns in their hands.\" Adding  “And we know that the background check system is not achieving that result. What I think it's going to take is people in Congress who are willing to do more than just talk  who are willing to actually work together and stay late  if it requires that  and do some things that would really produce change.”\n Lamb  again emphasized the need for a focus on mental health  saying  “I think that the emotions that a lot of us are feeling right now are very raw because we know that there's not one thing we can do with the stroke of a pen or one thing you can ban ” he said. “We need a comprehensive answer on mental health.”",
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            "input": "President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort  Manafort's former business associate Rick Gates and  Trump  campaign adviser George Papadopoulos have all been charged in the special counsel's investigation into Russian election interference. (Jenny Starrs/The Washington Post)\nPresident Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort  Manafort's former business associate Rick Gates and  Trump  campaign adviser George Papadopoulos have all been charged in the special counsel's investigation into Russian election interference. (Jenny Starrs/The Washington Post)\nSeparated from most of his West Wing staff — who fretted over why he was late getting to the Oval Office —  Trump  clicked on the television and spent the morning playing fuming media critic  legal analyst and crisis communications strategist  according to several people close to  him .\n The president  digested the news of the first indictments in special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s probe with exasperation and disgust  these people said.  He  called  his  lawyers repeatedly.  He  listened intently to cable news commentary. And  with rising irritation   he  watched live footage of  his  onetime campaign adviser and confidant  Paul Manafort  turning  himself  in to the FBI.\nInitially   Trump  felt vindicated. Though frustrated that the media were linking  him  to the indictment and tarnishing  his  presidency   he  cheered that the ­charges against Manafort and  his  deputy  Rick Gates  were focused primarily on activities that began before  his  campaign.  Trump  tweeted at 10:28 a.m.  “there is NO COLLUSION!”\nBut the president’s celebration was short-lived. A few minutes later  court documents were unsealed showing that George Papadopoulos  an unpaid foreign policy adviser on  Trump’s  campaign  pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the FBI about his efforts to broker a relationship between  Trump  and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The case provides the clearest evidence yet of links between  Trump ’s campaign and Russian officials.\nGeorge Papadopoulos pleaded guilty in early October to lying to federal officials about his contacts with Russian nationals. He is one of three former  Trump  campaign officials facing criminal charges. (Elyse Samuels/The Washington Post)\nFor a president who revels in chaos — and in orchestrating it himself — Monday brought a political storm that  Trump  could not control. White House chief of staff John F. Kelly  along with lawyers Ty Cobb  John Dowd and Jay Sekulow  advised  Trump  to be cautious with his public responses  but they were a private sounding board for his grievances  advisers said.\n“This has not been a cause of great agita or angst or activity at the White House ” said Cobb  the White House lawyer overseeing Russia matters. He added that  Trump  is “spending all of his time on presidential work.”\n[Three former  Trump  campaign officials charged by special counsel]\nBut  Trump ’s anger Monday was visible to those who interacted with  him   and the mood in the corridors of the White House was one of weariness and fear of the unknown. As the president groused upstairs  many staffers — some of whom have hired lawyers to help them navigate Mueller’s investigation — privately speculated about where the special counsel might turn next.\n Trump  is also increasingly agitated by the expansion of Mueller’s probe into financial issues beyond the 2016 campaign and about the potential damage to  him  and  his  family.\nThis portrait of  Trump  and  his  White House on a day of crisis is based on interviews with 20 senior administration officials   Trump  friends and key outside allies  many of whom insisted on anonymity to discuss sensitive internal matters.\nTrump and  his  aides were frustrated that  yet again  Russia steamrolled the start of a carefully planned week of policy news.  Trump  is preparing to nominate a new chairman of the Federal Reserve and is scheduled to depart Friday for a high-stakes  12-day trip across Asia  and House Republicans are planning to unveil their tax overhaul bill.\nAway from the podium   Trump  staffers fretted privately over whether Manafort or Gates might share with Mueller’s team damaging information about other colleagues. They expressed concern in particular about Gates because he has a young family  may be more stretched financially than Manafort  and continued to be involved in  Trump ’s political operation and had access to the White House  including attending West Wing meetings after  Trump  was sworn in.\nSome White House advisers are unhappy with Thomas J. Barrack Jr.  Trump’s longtime friend and chair of his inauguration  whom they hold responsible for keeping Gates in the  Trump  orbit long after Manafort resigned as campaign chairman in August 2016  according to people familiar with the situation. Barrack has been Gates’s patron of late  steering political work to him and  until Monday  employing him as director of the Washington office of his real estate investment company.",
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            "input": "“They never explained  they just set up an appointment ” said Luz Martinez  63  who got her letter on Nov. 30.\nIn the middle of all this  Red Hook tenant  Martinez  got  her  “breach of lease” notice  demanding that  she  show up at the development’s management office Tuesday  the same day members of City Council grilled Olatoye about the scandal.\n\"They never explained  they just set up an appointment \" said  Luz Martinez . (Debbie Egan-Chin/New York Daily News)\nAt the management office   Martinez  says  she  found dozens of other angry tenants who’d received the same letters. All were told NYCHA will return to their apartments in the coming weeks to do “paint correction.”\n Martinez ’s niece  Tatiana  says paint chips and dust have been a constant problem in the apartment for years. At times small chips collect on radiators and on the floor  along with faint dust that could be lead paint.\nOn Friday   Martinez  took her grandchildren to a clinic to be tested. She expects the results in about a week.",
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            "input": "Crystal Castles singer Ethan Kath  filed a defamation lawsuit Friday against Alice Glass and  her  boyfriend  Jupiter Keyes  after Glass  a former singer and bandmate in the Canadian electronic duo  released a statement on Tuesday alleging years of abuse by  Kath .\nIn  her  post  Glass wrote \"I met ' Ethan Kath'  (Claudio Palmieri) when I was in the 10th grade. The first time  he  took advantage of  me  was when I was around 15.  He  was 10 years older than  me .\"\nGlass said that ”over a period of many months   he  gave me drugs and alcohol and had sex with  me  in an abandoned room at an apartment  he  managed.\" Glass also alleged that the sex \"wasn’t always consensual.\"\nAccording to  Kath 's complaint   he  said after  he  ended  his  relationship with  her  in 2012  Glass began accusing  him  of stealing  her  share of the band’s profits. But  Kath  said five subsequent audits revealed no wrongdoing on  his  part. Despite the audits   Kath  said Glass “hatched a plan to ruin  his  good name and reputation in the industry  destroy Crystal Castles and in turn boost  her  own career.”\n Kath  said Glass and Keyes conspired together to spread false and malicious lies that he was physically and sexually abusive. He said he learned of the allegations in 2014 when he discovered a fan had been contacted by Glass to post “horrific and humiliating untruths” about him.  Kath  said the fan never went through with the post after Kath’s attorney sent a cease and desist letter.  Kath  also said Glass’ “illicit drug abuse became substantial and  her  behavior erratic” when  she  began dating Keyes  according to his complaint.\n Kath’s  attorney Shane Bernard said  “my client categorically denies all the malicious lies about sexual abuse. At no time did my client ever force Alice Glass into having sex with him against  her  will  much less by use of violence or drugs to take advantage of  her .”\nDespite the fact that the two broke up five years ago  Glass   Kath  said  has persisted in trying to damage  his  reputation evidenced by  her  recent blog post.  He  said Glass’ false claims have damaged  his  reputation causing  him  irreparable harm  including the cancellation of Crystal Castles’ North American tour  costing  him  at minimum $300 000 in lost profits.",
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            "input": "Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant (35) defends Cleveland Cavaliers forward  LeBron James (23)  during the second half of a game in Oakland  Calif.  Monday  Dec. 25  2017. (Photo: Tony Avelar  AP)\nIf you thought  LeBron James  was fouled at least once in the closing minutes of Monday’s Cleveland Cavaliers-Golden State Warriors game  you’re not alone.\nThe NBA ruled that referees missed three fouls committed by Kevin Durant on  James  in the final two minutes of the Warriors’ 99-92 victory over the Cavaliers  according to the league’s Last Two-Minute Report that was released Tuesday evening.\nThe NBA also ruled that  James  should’ve been called for a foul on Draymond Green with 33 seconds left in the game.\nThe first foul the refs missed on Durant came with 1:12 left in the fourth quarter with Golden state ahead 95-92 as  James  tried driving to the basket. The report states Durant impacted  James ’ SQBR – speed  quickness  balance and rhythm. The ball went out of bounds  and on review  Golden State gained possession.\nWith 27 seconds remaining and the score 95-92  Durant should’ve been called for another foul for affecting  James ’ SQBR  and on the same possession with 25.6 seconds to play   James  was again fouled by Durant as  he  attempted a shot. Instead of  James  shooting two free throws  Golden State was awarded possession after replay review showed  James  was the last player to touch the ball before it went out of bounds.\n James  said  he  was fouled twice on that play. “But  whatever ”  he  told reporters. “What are you going to do about it?”",
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            "input": "Claremont McKenna  part of the Claremont Colleges cluster outside Los Angeles  acknowledged Monday that a senior officer had resigned after admitting that he had inflated the average SAT scores given to U.S. News since 2005.\nSAT score averages are also reported to credit rating firms and the Department of Education  which is looking into  Claremont McKenna’s  actions  said Justin Hamilton  the agency’s press secretary. He said the department could impose fines and other penalties for supplying misinformation  but rarely did  particularly if the college brought the problem to light on its own.\n Iona’s  case was extreme; U.S. News ranked its undergraduate college 30th among “regional universities” in the Northeast  but estimated that with correct data it would have dropped to 50th.\nAlso last year  the law schools of Villanova University and the University of Illinois acknowledged that they had misreported some statistics; Villanova conceded that its deception was intentional  while Illinois did not say. And at the United States Naval Academy  famous for its honor code  a professor recently accused administrators of inflating the number of applicants  which the academy has denied. In 2009  a number of institutions were found to be inflating their percentages of full-time professors — another criterion used in ranking systems. The impact and extent of  Claremont McKenna’s  cheating remains unclear. In a statement to the college staff and students  the president  Pamela B. Gann  wrote  “Although the degree of inaccuracies varied over time  we understand that the reported critical reading and/or math SAT scores were generally inflated by an average of 10-20 points each.”\nMr. Morse said that without more precise information  he could not measure how such a change might have altered the college’s ranking  but it might have made the difference in cracking the top 10 of liberal arts colleges  a bragging right that  Claremont McKenna  reached this year for only the third time.\n Claremont McKenna’s  reputation has risen over the years; as recently as 1990   it  was not in the U.S. News top 20. But  it  is often conscious of the comparison with  its  neighbor  Pomona College  which U.S. News rated fourth among liberal arts colleges.\nMr. Vos had been dean of admissions at  Claremont McKenna  since 1987. “He was always one of the people that I considered one of the good guys in the profession ” said Ralph Figueroa  director of college guidance at Albuquerque Academy  a private day school in New Mexico.\nIn her Monday statement  Ms. Gann  the college president  said  Claremont McKenna  discovered the discrepancy in reported SAT scores and conducted an internal review  during which one senior administrator stepped forward to take sole responsibility.",
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            "input": "CNN President Jeff Zucker has joined the chorus asking tech and ad firms to help monetize news on mobile platforms.\n“Otherwise  good journalism will go away ”  Zucker  said at the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona on Monday.\nA decade ago  as president and CEO of NBCUniversal   Zucker  famously complained that media companies were in danger of “trading analog dollars for digital pennies.”\nAlthough  Zucker  modified digital pennies to digital dimes   he  made it clear on Monday that tech titans could still crush journalism.\n“In a Google and Facebook world  monetization of digital and mobile continues to be more difficult than we would have expected or liked ”  Zucker  said.",
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            "input": "Vince Staples  Believes  He  Deserves All The Grammys  But  He  Isn't Holding  His  Breath\n Vince Staples  is impossible to categorize. A Southern Cali MC who prides himself on his Long Beach bona fides while eschewing the prototypical gangsta rap tag with which he's often mis-labled  he's a natural at bucking the status quo. Yet he also sees clear divisions between art and commerce that lead him to question how institutions choose to define — or fail to distinguish — the two.\nSo when  Staples  found himself the subject of a recent Grammy campaign — initiated by Uproxx hip-hop editor Aaron Williams  who likened the EDM sonics of  Staples ' 2017 LP Big Fish Theory to \"a post-apocalyptic pinball machine\" — he was less interested in discussing whether or not his album is Grammy-worthy than he was in questioning the very construct upon which the Recording Academy recognizes and rewards genre-bending artists of color.\nBut  Staples ' argument is bigger than hip-hop. It's a critique rooted in the racial dynamic that has kept black artists in the industry categorically separate and unequal since the inception of \"race music.\"\nIn a sense   Staples  is the kind of artist the academy tends to clamor over — a major-label signee who subverts mainstream convention. While his peers chase after collaborations with bankable trap producers  his album credits are filled with left-field collaborators Kilo Kish and Zack Seckoff  a young unknown producer largely responsible for Big Fish Theory's industrial-driven electronics.\nNo doubt   Staples  prizes his creative idiosyncrasies: \"Hitchcock in my modern day / Where the f*** is my VMA? / Where the f*** is my Grammy?\" as he raps on Big Fish Theory's \"Homage.\"\nThe message is the easiest part of this whole thing. The hard part of music is designing the product and marketing the product — figuring out what it looks like  what it sounds like  what it feels like    who to sell it to and how to get  them  to believe that it's more important than  themselves . When you've figured that out  that's when you become a star.\nBut  yeah  let's really talk about it. If we really want to have a Vince Staples Grammy campaign  someone tell me why I can't be in every genre that my music is kind of reminiscent of? Because the argument within hip-hop is that my music doesn't sound hip-hop enough.\nMy only request is that it be broadened  because it's no reason I shouldn't be nominated for everything we just spoke about. It's no reason I shouldn't be nominated for a packaging Grammy. It's no reason because the conceptual nature of my cover and the way that it looked is a great idea for a compact disc. Usually people go all out and put 50 pictures and give you a suitcase full of stuff to win a packaging Grammy. But it's not really about the design of it itself. It's no reason I shouldn't be nominated for that. It's no reason I shouldn't be nominated for electronic and alternative and Rap Album of the year  because if we're pushing creativity and we're doing it get to be creative and to create new things  I don't know what's newer than what Vince Staples is doing. And that's my only conversation.",
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            "input": "After four years of taunting and torturing fellow Republicans , Ted Cruz is shedding his just-say-no persona in the Senate for a new identity : Team player . \nMajority Leader Mitch McConnell -- a man Cruz once derided as a liar and an ally of Democrats -- is counting on the Texan to help navigate an Obamacare repeal bill through the Senate with virtually no margin for error . \nAs a trusted voice of the conservative wing of the GOP and conduit to the House Freedom Caucus , Cruz is fast emerging as a pivotal player in the Republican bid to do away with the landmark Democratic health care law . \nBut after receiving so much blowback for that and many other episodes , there 's nary a Cruz critic in the Senate Republican Conference nowadays . \nCruz 's work on health care has been uncharacteristically low profile so far . \nIt began with a private dinner in mid-February at the upscale D.C. steakhouse Capital Grille with the more compromise-minded Alexander , who once chided Cruz for calling McConnell a liar on the Senate floor by noting that one thing \"you learn in Kindergarten is to respect one another .\" \nAlexander and Cruz agreed to assemble a group of GOP senators to prepare for the eventuality that the House would send them a health care bill riddled with flaws that could not pass the Senate as written . \nBut when it comes to passing a new health care law , Republicans believe the inclusion of Cruz and his close ally , Sen. Mike Lee -LRB- R-Utah -RRB- , could pay critical dividends by building support among conservative groups and the House Freedom Caucus . \n\"One of the challenges when the Obamacare bill was in the House , was that early on was that the different parts of the party were not talking to each other ,\" Cruz said in an interview in his office . \nCollaborative and inclusive are not typically words associated with Cruz . \nNow that President Barack Obama is out of office , Cruz said his mission in the Senate is no longer to be the \"loyal opposition .\" \n\"Different circumstances call for different approaches ,\" said Cruz , who is gearing up to run for a second term next year in a closely watched race . \nCruz 's leading role has shocked some of his colleagues . \nThe group that Cruz helped develop is , in some ways , a substitute for the traditional committee process . \n\"We have skin in the game ,\" Cruz said . \nStill , there 's concern among some more centrist senators that the end-product could appeal too much to Cruz and not enough to the dozen or so Republican senators who have grave concerns about slashing Medicaid and removing protections for preexisting conditions . \nClearly he believes Lee and Cruz are crucial ; but some GOP sources said there are deep doubts among senators that Collins or Sen. Rand Paul -LRB- R-Ky . -RRB- \nThough GOP leaders believe by getting Cruz involved they are minimizing the possibility that Cruz will later demolish their repeal efforts , the Texas firebrand is n't on the same page about everything . \nCruz wants to go as big as possible , and if Senate rules prohibit his idea , he believes Vice President Mike Pence should simply overrule the parliamentarian . \n\"The parliamentarian merely advises , the vice president decides ,\" Cruz said . \nBut on almost every other front , Republicans say , Cruz is being highly productive .",
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            "input": "George Papadopoulos  pleaded guilty in early October to lying to federal officials about  his  contacts with Russian nationals.  He  is one of three former Trump campaign officials facing criminal charges. (Elyse Samuels/The Washington Post)\n George Papadopoulos  pleaded guilty in early October to lying to federal officials about  his  contacts with Russian nationals.  He  is one of three former Trump campaign officials facing criminal charges. (Elyse Samuels/The Washington Post)\nPresident Trump on Tuesday belittled former foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos  who pleaded guilty this week to lying to federal agents investigating Russia’s interference in the 2016 election  tweeting that “few people knew the young  low level volunteer named George  who has already proven to be a liar.”\nBut interviews and documents show that  Papadopoulos  was in regular contact with the Trump campaign’s most senior officials and held  himself  out as a Trump surrogate as  he  traveled the world to meet with foreign officials and reporters.\n Papadopoulos  sat at the elbow of one of Trump’s top campaign advisers  then-Sen. Jeff Sessions  during a dinner for campaign advisers weeks before the Republican National Convention  according to an individual who attended the meeting.\n He  met in London in September 2016 with a mid-level representative of the British Foreign Office  where  he  said  he  had contacts at the senior level of the Russian government.\nAnd  he  conferred at one point with the foreign minister of Greece at a meeting in New York.\nWhile some top campaign aides appeared to rebuff  Papadopoulos ’s persistent offers to broker a meeting with Russian President Vladi­mir Putin  there is no sign they told  him  directly to cease  his  activities or sought to end  his  affiliation with the campaign.\nEmails included in court documents released Monday show that  Papadopoulos  repeatedly told Trump campaign officials about  his  contacts with people  he  believed were representing the Russian government.\nThe court documents do not answer a key question: whether  Papadopoulos  also told  his  superiors that  he  had met a London-based professor who claimed to know that the Russians had “dirt” on Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton  including thousands of her emails.\nAn FBI agent told the court in July that  Papadopoulos  lied in an interview with federal agents  saying he did not tell anyone on the campaign about the “dirt” because he thought the professor was a “nothing.”\n [Who’s who in the George Papadopoulos court documents]\n At 29   Papadopoulos  had scant experience that qualified  him  to advise a presidential candidate.  He  had entered the Trump campaign after a six-week stint working for the campaign of  Trump’s  rival for the Republican nomination  neurosurgeon Ben Carson.\n Carson’s  campaign manager  Barry Bennett  recalled that  Papadopoulos  was hired after sending him an unsolicited message via LinkedIn seeking a job.\nBennett said his only vetting was to ask a friend at the Washington-based Hudson Institute  where Papadopoulos’s résumé indicated he had worked as a researcher  whether  Papadopoulos  was “an okay guy.”\nFor six weeks of work  Bennett said   Papadopoulos  was paid $8 500  before he was let go from the campaign at the end of January 2016 as it shed staff.",
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            "input": "The agent spotted a man at a hotel in the Atlanta suburb of Sandy Springs and attempted to take him into custody  said  FBI spokesman Kevin Rowson .\n Rowson  said the man fled to a vehicle  and the agent went after him.\n\"The agent tried to stop the suspect from fleeing in the vehicle and somehow got caught up in the vehicle and got dragged by the suspect  \" Rowson  said. \"At that point  the agent felt that his life was in danger so he shot the suspect and was dragged for another couple of blocks.\"\nThe suspect was taken to a hospital for surgery  and the agent suffered injuries including fractures that were not life-threatening   Rowson  said.",
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            "input": "Last Saturday  the couple wed outside of Dayton  OH. But before the two said “I do ” their friend  Jake Clark  set the stage for their walk down the aisle as “flower man.”\nAccording to Yahoo Style   Clark  approached the couple after they got engaged and volunteered  himself  to be part of the wedding party. Amanda and Daniel took  him  up on the offer  and now the pictures of  Clark 's walk down the aisle have received nearly 200 reactions and over 60 shares on Facebook.\n Clark  strutted down the aisle with not one  but three fanny packs – all stuffed with fallen fall leaves. During the rehearsal  Amanda thought the fallen leaves were pretty  but  Clark  says of the atypical wedding foliage  “Unfortunately  a lot of them were shredded when I pulled them out  and some people got some leaves to the face as well  which they seemed to be good sports about.”\nAs for the multiple fanny packs   Clark  wanted to “go big or go home.”\n“I figured if I’m going to be flower man  I’m going to go all out — go big or go home ”  Clark  tells Yahoo. “I could have just carried around a basket  but I thought  ‘How could I make it a little more over the top?’ So I decided three fanny packs  not one. The showcase fanny pack was actually a unicorn fanny pack.”\n Clark  wasn’t the only unconventional part of the wedding – later in the evening an unexpected blaze broke out.",
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            "input": "\"We must  unfortunately  assume that the two German women who were missing are among the dead \" German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier told reporters. It was the first official confirmation from Germany of the reports.\n Steinmeier said the bodies had not yet been officially identified  but that a team of German experts was on the way to Yemen to assist in the procedure.\n The whereabouts of the six is unknown  the Yemeni government said. Steinmeier said the five Germans remain missing despite \"conflicting reports and speculation\" that they might have been killed.\n At the same time  the foreign minister said German authorities \"have to assume that they are in the hands of violent criminals.\"\n He said the ministry's crisis team was working \"intensively and unabated\" to clarify the fate of the five  in cooperation with authorities in Yemen.",
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            "input": "The new Johnny Morris’ Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium doesn’t have just one multi-story mega-tank parading exotic fish species. There are at least three  and that’s not counting the Bait Ball  a basement-to-second-floor  see-through aquatic sheath in which thousands of little herring swim around in what I can only imagine is abject terror while a handful of sharks circle them and sometimes glide through them.\nAnd when it came time  in late September  to open this new animal destination built around Bass Pro Shops’ flagship store in southwestern Missouri  Johnny Morris didn’t just cut a ribbon and start taking tickets. The Bass Pro impresario threw a gala party and brought in fishing and hunting pals  including country music superstars  actor Kevin Costner and former Presidents Jimmy Carter and George W. Bush. The local paper the next day spoke of a “private ‘jet jam’” at the airport.\nIn other words  the Wonders of Wildlife aesthetic  as one employee put it  is “maximalist.” If there’s an empty space   Morris  is going to squeeze in a live snake tank  a few massive orca models suspended from the ceiling  or a taxidermied puma nestled in faux rocks on an otherwise ordinary staircase.\nAnd if there’s a small city on the Ozarks plateau that could use a new family tourism draw  then  Morris  is going to give it one that combines aspects of New York’s American Museum of Natural History and Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium in 350 000 square feet of space  roughly two-thirds the size of the Shedd.\n Morris  visited the Shedd and AMNH frequently in  his  planning  a spokesman said  but the result is hardly your conventional aquarium. The aquarium portion of Wonders of Wildlife doesn’t limit itself  for instance  to water-dwelling live animals. Owls inhabit a barn setting  and brown bears live where the pathway  briefly  ventures out of doors. In the cave environment  that fluttering you hear isn’t only the beating of your heart; it’s the live bats flapping beside you  behind wire mesh.\n“I don’t know if I’d get in a car from Chicago just to see this  but I’d sure put it on my trip ” said opening-day visitor Larry Smith  a retiree from Springfield and unabashed Johnny Morris fan.\nThe abundance in these halls — 1.5 miles of pathway through scores of newly made natural-history dioramas and watery habitats — won’t shock anybody who has visited Bass Pro Shops  the retail empire  Morris  built from humble beginnings selling bait in  his  dad’s Springfield liquor store.\nIn other words: Look at all the pretty fish  and wouldn’t it be awesome to hook one? The main point is that taxes on hunting and fishing gear and licenses have funded state and federal conservation efforts to the tune of tens of billions of dollars since 1937. You can look it up by  well  looking up at one of the aquarium’s walls  where  Morris  has the stats laid out.\nIt’s a worthy message to deliver  especially to folks whose most vigorous hunting trips come in the aisles at Costco. But the effect in the galleries can be disquieting.  The dioramas Morris  has commissioned are  by and large  spectacular. The backdrops are hand-painted. The animals strike vivid poses: A grizzly bear chases wolves through an Alaskan tundra scene  and a herd of caribou surges uphill out of a roiling river. Some dioramas are like windows onto a specific moment; others are  again  maximalist  as in the Africa room  where visitors walk in the middle of an enormous set stuffed and mounted with virtually every animal of that continent you can think of — Africa’s greatest hits.\nBut just as you are admiring the homage to the national parks in a series of dioramas showcasing marquee species from some of them  a little plaque will inform you that this particular bear standing in a stream amid salmon at Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge is  in fact  a 10-foot 6-inch brown bear taken with bow and arrow by John Paul Morris  one of  Johnny ’s sons  at Deadman Bay  Kodiak Island  Alaska  in October 2011.\nElsewhere  there’s the “longest alligator gar ever recorded ” an 8-foot 3 ¾-inch specimen taken by John Paul and  Johnny  on a Texas river in 2007. In a great hall of deer trophies — think hunting lodge gone wild — all the mounted heads act as wallpaper and have plaques describing their provenance  including one fine fellow marked with the poignant  “Illinois Road Kill  Hancock County  Ill.”",
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            "input": "On Sunday  a U.S. Marine stationed in Okinawa  Japan  drunkenly crashed his truck into another vehicle  killing the driver. NPR's Elise Hu talks with Anna Fifield  Tokyo Bureau Chief for The Washington Post about what the incident means for the American military presence in Okinawa.\nThe collision is the latest in a string of incidents over the years involving U.S. personnel on the island. They include helicopter crashes and the rape and murder of a local woman last year. Joining us now is  Anna Fifield   the Tokyo bureau chief for The Washington Post.\n ANNA FIFIELD : Hi  Elise.\nHU: And we're sure you'll be keeping an eye on it.  Anna Fifield  is the Tokyo bureau chief for The Washington Post  and  she  joined us via Skype.\n FIFIELD : Thanks for having me  Elise.",
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            "input": "The dress was  Lady Diana Spencer thought  so grown-up  just right for her first official engagement after the announcement she was to marry Prince Charles.\n \"She just looked fantastic. At that time  she was curvy. Not fat in any way  but she had cleavage -- we love cleavage. And she looked great in this dress \" Emanuel said in an interview Friday. \"We in no way expected there to be such a reaction. And I think from that moment on  Diana became a fashion icon.\"\n The dress had been missing for years until David Emanuel recently discovered it in a plastic bag at his home. Along with other garments worn by Diana and designed by the Emanuels  it is to be auctioned off June 8 in a sale that includes the silk chiffon blouse chosen for the Princess of Wales' official engagement portrait by Lord Snowdon  and the calico prototype used to fit her famous ivory wedding gown.\n For the editors of Britain's voracious press  the dress -- and the snaps of Diana in it -- would kick off a long love affair with the princess.\n \"Up until that point  they'd seen her as a floppy-haired puppy \" said Christopher Wilson  a seasoned observer who has written extensively on the royals. \"And that's the moment Fleet Street fell in love with her.\n Taylor and Elizabeth Emanuel are hopeful the collection will go to a museum -- the black dress is expected to fetch between 30 000 and 50 000 pounds ($44 000 to $73 000) and the prototype of the wedding dress between 8 000 and 12 000 pounds ($12 000 to $17 000) -- but understand that Diana's legacy means there's a strong chance a private collector may snap up the garments.\n and Elizabeth Emanuel are hopeful the collection will go to a museum -- the black dress is expected to fetch between 30 000 and 50 000 pounds ($44 000 to $73 000) and the prototype of the wedding dress between 8 000 and 12 000 pounds ($12 000 to $17 000) -- but understand that Diana's legacy means there's a strong chance a private collector may snap up the garments.\n Despite the reaction to her ballgown  Diana liked it enough to ask the Emanuels to take it in when it became too large for her  as she was constantly losing weight. In the months leading up to her wedding  Diana's waist dropped from 26 to 24 inches  and the Emanuels decided it would be easier to just make her a new  smaller version of the dress. Elizabeth Emanuel said she doesn't know what happened to the second version.\n The collection up for sale includes sketches  notes  invoices -- one shows Diana's mother paid 1 000 guineas for the wedding party's dresses  which was the equivalent of 1 050 pounds -- and even the handbag that Elizabeth Emanuel carried to the wedding at St. Paul's Cathedral on July 29  1981. It still has the smelling salts the designer brought along in case her famous client felt faint. (She didn't  Emanuel said  describing Diana as the epitome of calm.)\nDiana's mother paid 1 000 guineas for the wedding party's dresses  which was the equivalent of 1 050 pounds -- and even the handbag that Elizabeth Emanuel carried to the wedding at St. Paul's Cathedral on July 29  1981. It still has the smelling salts the designer brought along in case her famous client felt faint. (She didn't  Emanuel said  describing Diana as the epitome of calm.)\n \"Diana was just fantastic. From the moment we first met her  she was just like a regular client. She was lovely  down-to-earth  very sweet  very calm  very friendly. She made a point of meeting everybody in the work room and she was just so easy to get on with \" Emanuel said. \"We had so much fun.\"",
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            "input": "Pope Francis  called for people around the world to “embrace” migrants and refugees in  his  annual World Day for Peace address.\n Francis  reiterated his advocacy for “all those fleeing from war and hunger  or forced by discrimination and persecution  poverty and environmental degradation to leave their homelands.”\n“Please  let’s not extinguish the hope in their hearts  let’s not suffocate their expectations of peace ”  Francis  said during  his  address in the Vatican  where 40 000 adherents turned out for the event.\n Francis  called on political  educational  and religious institutions alike to “make the effort to assure refugees and migrants  to everyone  a peaceful future.”\n Francis  also addressed what  he  described as a rise of anti-immigration rhetoric globally  suggesting that people who “foment fear of migrants instead of building peace ” possibly to achieve political ends  “are sowing violence  racial discrimination and xenophobia.”\n Francis ’ New Year’s remarks drew heavily from a full statement on the subject of migration released by the Vatican in November.\nOn Jan. 8   Francis  will deliver another annual address to the Vatican diplomatic service  according to Catholic news site Crux  which is expected to be considered  his  most significant foreign policy statement of the year.\n Francis  has been an outspoken advocate for migrants around the world  traveling to Myanmar and Bangladesh in late 2017 and speaking with a group of Muslim Rohingya refugees who were displaced by violence.\nIn remarks delivered Christmas Eve   he  likened the plight of migrants to the biblical journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem  expressing  his  hope that no person would feel as though “there is no room for them on this Earth.”",
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            "input": "The Adamles rely on routines  but one small problem can send  Mike  into a spiral. Impulsivity  frustration and anger set in. While Kim was trying to figure out his location   Mike  hung up on her.\nShe called the NBC Sports desk  where  Mike  had worked until  he  went on leave in 2016  a year before  he  retired in March  and asked if someone could go out and see if  he  was wandering near NBC Tower  put  him  in a taxi and send  him  home.\n Mike Adamle  admitted during  his  Tribune interview that  he  sometimes wakes up in the middle of the night thinking about  his  mortality.\n“You pop up like this. It’s hard not to  it happens to a zillion people every day on the planet Earth ”  he  said. “I’ll be gone. I’d like to make that a little longer and I definitely don’t want to spend it in an old folks home; that’s never going to happen. So we just keep on going until.”\n Mike Adamle   the retired Bear and former NBC-5 sportscaster  delivers a comedy monologue about his dementia  which doctors say is likely due to CTE. (Phil Thompson/Chicago Tribune)  Mike Adamle   the retired Bear and former NBC-5 sportscaster  delivers a comedy monologue about his dementia  which doctors say is likely due to CTE. (Phil Thompson/Chicago Tribune) SEE MORE VIDEOS\nAt the second annual CTE conference at Boston University in early November   Adamle  was adamant when asked how  he  would make the game safer. “I said  ‘Listen  if you have some (expletive) father grabbing you or coach that’s grabbing you and attacking your masculinity get rid of him! Don’t even let that guy coach anymore!’ ”",
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            "input": "Trace Lysette plays Shea on Amazon Studios' Transparent  one of my favorite shows. Lysette says the star of the show   Jeffrey Tambor   sexually harassed and assaulted  her  during the second season.\nAccording to Lysette  when she emerged from wardrobe in her costume — a salmon-colored lingerie top and matching  short-shorts — Tambor  remarked  \"My God  Trace. I want to attack you sexually.\" Alexandra Billings  the third actor in the scene  was present to hear the remark  she confirms. Both \"laughed it off because it was so absurd \" Lysette says.\nA few minutes later  while waiting for a camera setup between takes  Lysette was standing in a corner of the soundstage set. That's when she says  Tambor   dressed as Maura  wearing a green satin kimono and gray wig  approached her.\n\" He  came in close  put  his  bare feet on top of mine so I could not move  leaned  his  body against me  and began quick  discreet thrust back and forth against my body. I felt  his  penis on my hip through  his  thin pajamas \" Lysette says.\nLysette pushed  Tambor  away and \"rolled my eyes.\" Billings was not present for this alleged incident  and several crewmembers were nearby \"but they were focused on their jobs. It was discreet. If you were behind  Jeffrey  you might have thought  he  was giving me a hug.\"",
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            "input": "Newark  New Jersey (CNN) Twelve jurors began their deliberations Monday in the federal corruption trial of  Sen. Bob Menendez and a wealthy ophthalmologist --  the outcome of which could determine the political future of the New Jersey Democrat.\n\"I am convinced that I will be declared not guilty  innocent of all charges \"  Menendez  told reporters heading into court Monday morning.\nThe Justice Department's 18-count public corruption indictment accuses  the senator  of accepting over $600 000 in political contributions  free rides on a private jet  and a swanky hotel suite in Paris from Dr. Salomon Melgen.\nIn exchange  prosecutors say  Menendez  abused the power of  his  office by pressuring federal officials in the Obama administration and other career diplomats to help Melgen resolve a number of business disputes.\nAddressing the jury in Menendez's defense  attorney Abbe Lowell told jurors that prosecutors had tried to lead them astray with distractions about beach vacations Melgen provided  but never showed any corrupt agreement.\nLowell urged jurors to focus instead on the \"true  honest and lawful\" 25-year friendship between Menendez and Melgen  highlighting the $1 000 wedding gift the senator gave to Melgen's daughter.\n\"Defendants want you to believe that friendship and bribery cannot co-exist -- that is not the law \" Koski said. \"The issue in this case is not whether  Sen. Menendez and Melgen were friends  -- the issue is whether  they  committed a crime together.\"\nKoski also suggested that the defense lawyers had engaged in \"sleight of hand\" by suggesting Menendez was more focused on the underlying policy issues raised by Melgen's business problems and that testimony from the senator's character witnesses was unpersuasive.\nOver the course of eight weeks  the seven-woman  five-man jury heard from 57 witnesses -- including FBI special agents  pilots  ambassadors and former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius   as well as a slew of character witnesses in support of  Menendez .\nBoth  Menendez  and Melgen opted not to testify in  their  own defense -- a choice the judge explicitly instructed the jury to ignore as the defendants' constitutional right.\nFor the $660 000 in political donations Melgen is accused of making to benefit Menendez in 2012  however  Walls told the jurors they needed to find an \"explicit agreement.\"",
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            "input": "The four pitches elite starters possess are in place. The body measures at a rugged 6-foot-4  225 pounds.  He  made 33 starts this past season featuring a fastball that reaches 100 mph.\nAll of that may have been enough for  Gerrit Cole  to succeed in Pittsburgh  but if the Pirates and Yankees close the much-discussed swap of the right-hander for prospects  there is a big question that can’t be answered by speed guns  the teeth of the slider or the action on the change-up: How will  Cole  handle New York?\n“He is ultra-competitive and tough as nails ’’ the person said of  Cole   who was taken in the first round of the 2008 draft by the Yankees out of Orange Lutheran High School in California but went to UCLA. “The kid is tough and driven. [The Yankees] will love his makeup. The fans will love him  too.’’\nThat will only happen if  Cole  wins.\nAs for  Cole  the pitcher  his fastball is above average and he works each side of the plate with it  and there is a curveball  a slider and a change-up.\n“His fastball is plus  plus ’’ the NL talent evaluator said of the four-seamer that averaged 96 mph this past season and touched triple digits  according to BrooksBaseball and PITCHf/x. “He can ride  it  and run  it  at both sides of the plate.’’\nHis slider and change-up  which  Cole  fades away from left-handed hitters  averaged 89 mph and his curve was at 81.\nYet before  Cole  is penciled in for 20 wins and the AL Cy Young  there is a red flag hard to ignore: this past season   Cole  was bit by the home run ball for the first time in  his  career. In 33 starts   he  gave up 31 homers. From 2013 to 2016   Cole  made 94 starts and surrendered 36 homers.\n“ He  has the four pitches which you want  but when  he  runs into trouble  he  gets away from throwing downhill and throws uphill ’’ the scout said. “That’s where the home runs came from.’’\nWith Luis Severino replacing Tanaka as the staff ace   Cole  could slot in anywhere from two to four in the rotation.\nWhile last year’s homers are a concern   Cole  is 59-42 with a career 3.50 ERA in 127 big league starts. Despite a pedestrian 12-12 record and 4.26 ERA last year  Cole ’s hits (199) to innings pitched (203) were good as were the 196 strikeouts and 53 walks.",
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            "input": "Washington (CNN)  Sen. Lindsey Graham  R-South Carolina   warned against a potential conflict with North Korea \"if things don't change.\"\n\"If we have to go to war to stop this  we will \"  Graham  told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday. \"If there's a war with North Korea it will be because North Korea brought it on itself  and we're headed to a war if things don't change.\"\n Graham 's comments on CNN's \"The Situation Room\" come amid rising tension between the US and North Korea  and on Tuesday  the Pentagon confirmed that North Korea had launched what the US military believes to be an intercontinental ballistic missile.\n Graham  clarified that  he  doesn't think war would be the best outcome but said the US won't let Kim Jong Un have the ability to strike America's mainland.",
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            "input": "Your smartphone camera may pack a lot of megapixels into a pocket-sized package  but when it comes to keeping up with your adventures  it often falls short. You probably wouldn’t use your phone to record a snowboarding run  a snorkeling expedition  or a freefall out of an airplane  would you? No  for those kinds of extracurriculars  you’ll need a camera designed to capture life the way you live it  a reliably durable  endlessly portable device that can record every ride  jump  and splash in vivid detail. You’ll need  the YoCam Versatile Waterproof HD Camera .\nAfter earning more than $1 million in  its  massively successful Indiegogo campaign  YoCam is now available to the public. This all-in-one digital device is super small (about 3 inches long and 1 inch wide)  super lightweight (about 2 ounces)  and super waterproof (in water up to 20 feet deep)  allowing you to capture mind-blowing pictures and video at 8MP resolution. It also features built-in image and video stabilization to minimize shakiness during your wildest activities  and the ability to connect to a compatible smartphone app to unlock tons of cool features.\nAvailable for both iOS and Android devices  the YoCam app includes functions like story generator  live previewing  video editing  and social media sharing. There’s even a camera control feature that lets you set up your  YoCam  as a security monitoring device that you can activate and manipulate from miles away. If you’ve got a child or a pet at home  or you just want to watch over your valuables while you’re away   YoCam  and  its  app can make it happen.\n YoCam  is equipped with a built-in 700 mAh lithium-ion battery that can provide up to 2 hours of continuous recording at 1080p  320fps. When  it ’s time to recharge  your YoCam   simply plug  its  included micro-USB charging cable into the USB port on your laptop  desktop  or wall charger. The device also comes with a handy mounting clip and a pendant cord.",
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            "input": "The social network  said Thursday that  it 's overhauling the news feed prioritize posts from family and friends  as opposed to ones from brands and publishers.\n\"I'm changing the goal I give  our  product teams from focusing on helping you find relevant content to helping you have more meaningful social interactions  \" CEO Mark Zuckerberg  wrote on  his  Facebook page.\nYou can read  Zuckerberg 's post below:\nOne of our big focus areas for 2018 is to make sure that the time we all spend on Facebook is time well spent. We built... Posted by  Mark Zuckerberg  on Thursday  January 11  2018\n He  also acknowledged that  the company 's business could take a short-term hit as a result of the change -- but it was an important move to make anyway.\n\"By making these changes  I expect the time people spend on Facebook and some measures of engagement will go down. But I also expect the time you do spend on Facebook will be more valuable \"  he  wrote. \"And if we do the right thing  I believe that will be good for our community and our business over the long term too.\"",
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            "input": "David Allen  owner of A&M Auctioneers and Appraisers   never quite knows what’s going to turn up from the old homes and shops of the Eastern Shore.\nOnce   he  said   he  came across a box of wooden and metal washboards from an old general store  100 years old and looking new.\n Allen  said this was the first time  he  had come across a KKK robe as part of an estate.\n Allen  told  her  the auction house was contractually bound to sell all the items from the estate — including the robe. But together with the seller   he  arranged to donate proceeds from its sale toward college costs for one of  his  employees  whom  he  described as an immigrant from Nigeria studying in the United States.\n“We didn’t really want it publicized ”  Allen  said. But the solution was “something that we feel was fair ”  he  said  given the item’s legacy.\n Allen  said that under the terms of the auction house’s contract   he  couldn’t reveal the buyer or the seller. But  he  said the robe  which sold Feb. 7 during the online auction  went for about $1 300.\n“Take it or leave it  it’s a piece of history ”  Allen  said.",
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            "input": "FILE PHOTO:  Maulana Masood Azhar   head of Pakistan's militant Jaish-e-Mohammad party  attends a pro-Taliban conference organised by the Afghan Defence Council in Islamabad August 26  2001.\nIndia  backed by the United States  has been trying to get  Maulana Masood Azhar  on a U.N. list of groups with ties to Al Qaeda  blaming his group for a series of attacks in India  including one on its parliament in 2002 and another last year on an airbase.\nIt said it interrogated  Azhar  and  his  associates in the Jaish-e-Mohammad group after the January 2016 attack on the Pathankot air base but found no evidence linking  him  to it.\n Hua  said there were clear rules for listing a person or group as a terrorist  and that China has always believed the relevant U.N. committee should operate on the principles of objectivity  fairness and professionalism on this matter.",
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            "input": "Pop star Pink  says  she  is raising  her  children to be gender-neutral because  her  family lives in a “label-less household.”\nThe singer  who is 38 and married to motorcycle racer Carey Hart  42  told the U.K.’s The People  she  does not want  her  children defined by their gender.  Pink  said  she  is delighted  her  6-year-old daughter Willow told her  she  wants to marry an African woman when  she  grows up.\n“We are a very label-less household ” Pink  whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore  explained  “Last week Willow told me she is going to marry an African woman. I was like: ‘Great  can you teach me how to make African food?’”\n“And she’s like: ‘Sure mama  and we are going to live with you while our house is getting ready ’” Pink continued. “I was like ‘what the f**k  who are you? Who is paying for this by the way?’”\nThe performer of international hit “Get the Party Started ”  Pink  is a champion of the new gender ideology that does not acknowledge the science of two biological sexes – male and female.\n“I don’t correct her ” Pink said. “And I should  because it’s disrespectful  but it’s like – ‘f**k it’. I feel like we are all in this ­permanent state of f**k it. I can’t imagine being a third-grader and this being the first example of what it means to be president.”",
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            "input": "For three weeks   Donald Trump  wouldn’t acknowledge the deadliest combat incident of  his  presidency. On Oct. 4  four U.S. Army Special Operations soldiers were killed in an ambush in Niger  and  the president  had said literally nothing about it  and the White House refused to release a condolence statement drafted by the National Security Council.\nYesterday   Trump  finally mentioned the attack when a reporter asked whether  the president  had authorized the mission.\n TRUMP : No  I didn’t. Not specifically. But I have generals that are great generals. These are great fighters. These are warriors and – REPORTER: You gave them authority to do this mission.  TRUMP : I gave them authority to do what’s right so that we win. That’s the authority they have…. My generals and my military  they have decision-making ability. As far as the incident that we’re talking about  I’ve been seeing it just like you’ve been seeing it. I’ve been getting reports. They have to meet the enemy and they meet them tough  and that’s what happens.\nIn other words   the president  effectively wants to be seen as a bystander.  Trump  has delegated  his  powers to military leaders; they make decisions; and  the president  gets “reports” on what servicemen and women have been up to.  He ’s “been seeing it just like” the rest of us.\nIf this sounds familiar  it’s because yesterday wasn’t the first time he’s tried to pass the buck in the wake of a U.S. combat death. Soon after taking office   Trump  authorized a mission in Yemen  which claimed the life of Navy SEAL William “Ryan” Owens  and when pressed for answers on what transpired   the president  said the buck stops somewhere else.\n“This was something that was  you know  just  they wanted to do ”  the president  said  referring to U.S. generals. “They came to see me they explained what they wanted to do  the generals … and they lost Ryan.”\nThe chain of command  however  doesn’t work this way.  The president  is ultimately responsible because  he ’s the Commander in Chief of the world’s most powerful military. Passing the buck doesn’t work because there’s no one to whom the buck can be passed.\nI believe the person who wrote that is named Donald J. Trump.",
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            "input": "A controversial mural at the Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum in Massachusetts will be replaced after several children's authors complained that it promoted racial stereotypes — and that they were boycotting an upcoming festival at the newly opened museum because of it.\nWillems  Yee and Curato had been invited to appear at the festival on Oct. 14 at the Amazing World of  Dr. Seuss Museum  which opened in June .\nThe event was described by  the museum  as \"a day filled with books  costumed characters and famous authors.\" But the three authors said they were skipping the festival after having learned about the mural's racial stereotype.\n\"While this image may have been considered amusing to some when it was published 80 years ago  it is obviously offensive in 2017 \" they wrote. \"For some children who visit  the museum   their only interaction with Asian representation might be that painting. For others  seeing themselves represented in such a stereotypical way may feed into internalized  even subconscious shame and humiliation. It is incumbent on our public institutions to present all races in a fair manner.",
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            "input": "The season eight premiere -- and 100th episode -- of \"The Walking Dead\" begins with  Rick Grimes  apparently daydreaming in the heat.  He  pictures flowers in a peaceful room. In reality   he 's at Hilltop  staring at a grave while preparations are being made to harden vehicles.\n Rick  addresses  his  united group of Alexandrians  Hilltop residents and Kingdom subjects  riling them up about their right to take back what's theirs.  He  vows that whoever tries to stop  him  will meet their end  though there's only one person who has to die: Negan.\n Rick    his  eyes lined with red  again pictures that flower-filled room ... and  himself  in a bed   his  face overgrown with a long grey beard.\n\"I'm sorry \" Negan says  \"I was in a meeting.\" He tells  Rick  he knows he's currently outmatched  and he won't sacrifice his own people.  Rick  offers for Negan and  his  leadership to surrender  and only  he 'd pay the price.\n He  then reveals that Gregory  the head of Hilltop  declares  his  allegiance to Negan  and demands any Hilltop people surrender and return to their homes.\n Rick  again tells Negan's people to surrender.  He  counts down  before opening fire at \"seven.\"\n Rick 's gang wastes a tremendous amount of ammo firing at windows before moving their fortified cars to better positions  while Daryl's gang breaks up into groups  with  him  hopping on a bike to lead the horde toward the Sanctuary.\nAt Sanctuary   Rick  uses the RV as a car bomb  blowing through Sanctuary's outer defenses. An injured Negan hobbles out from the main building. Rick fires in vain; although he's pinned down  Fr. Gabriel urges him to flee. Rick snaps a Polaroid of the pinned-down Negan and leaves.",
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            "input": "Leading up to the Olympic figure skating men’s event   Nathan Chen  was a gold medal favorite.  Chen ’s teammate Adam Rippon  who does not perform some of the more difficult jumps that  Chen  does  wasn’t considered a true threat for a medal in the olympic skating men’s event  but managed to endear  himself  to the world with  his  exuberant — and clean — skate.\nNow Rippon sits ahead of  Chen  after the Olympic figure skating men’s short program. Rippon’s error-free skate  albeit minus the quad jumps  landed  him  in seventh place while teammate Vincent Zhou is in 12th.  Chen   who made mistakes on all of  his  jumps  is currently 17th. That means  he  will skate in the second group of six skaters in the free program tomorrow  since the skating order is reversed from the rankings after the short program.\n Chen   who is competing in  his  first Olympics  is having a tough time so far. First there was his error-filled short program in the team skating event earlier this week  in which he botched all of his jumps. Then he did the same in the men’s short program.\n Chen ’s arsenal of quadruple jumps sets  him  apart from most of the competition; quadruple jumps are worth far more in points than triples are  and it’s easy for  Chen  to add up points and pull away from the field — if  he  lands them cleanly.\nThe disastrous short program prompted tweets of encouragement for  Chen   including from Olympian Scott Hamilton. “I respect you. I admire you. I believe in you. Today was a difficult day. Tomorrow is up to you!”\nBut even if  Chen  skates a dazzling long program peppered with multiple quad jumps  it’s numerically impossible for  him  to climb from 17th place into medal contention — unless most of  his  higher-ranking competitors all come down with the norovirus. “I’ve never been in this position before so I don’t really know exactly what to do ”  he  says.\nEven before the men’s short began  Olympian and silver medalist Paul Wylie questioned the fluidity and uncertainty of so much of today’s Olympic athletes’ schedules.  Chen  has said  he  regularly changes the elements of  his  program  switching jumps depending on how  he  is feeling and whether  he  needs to perform the more challenging ones to game a competition. “I am not a fan of the ultra fluidity of the planned program content ” Wylie said. “ Nathan  is dealing with a lot of variables. The other variable is  Nathan  is always talking about  his  boots;  he ’s got three different pairs of boots. And  he  has been going away [from Gangneung] to practice. So  he ’s thinking  where am I practicing today. I’m not sure those question marks are really what you need in the Olympics.”\nMaybe what  Chen  needs is some of teammate Rippon’s infectious exuberance. “I’m able to go out in the individual men’s event and show the world I am a cutthroat competitor and that I’m an awesome skater ” Rippon says. “And I want to show why everyone should be involved in skating because it is something that has brought me so much joy  and can bring a lot of other people a lot of joy as well.”",
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            "input": "If your mum posted a video of you belting out Madonna's \"Holiday\" in the car on your birthday  you'd probably want to melt into a puddle of embarrassment.\nUnless your mum happens to be Madonna.\nCelebrating the birthday of her son  David Banda   Madonna  posted an Instagram video to  her  10.2 million followers on Sunday. The video features David having a delightful singalong worthy of Carpool Karaoke  to his own mum's 1983 hit single  \"Holiday.\"\nGo David!! ððð¦.Its your birthday!!! ðððððð We Gonna Party! â½ï¸â¥ï¸â½ï¸â¥ï¸â½ï¸ðâ½ï¸ Like its your birthday!! ððð¦ðð¦ðððððððð!! Its Time to Celebrate! ðð𤡠pic.twitter.com/W1WcENjb0R â Madonna (@Madonna) September 24  2017\n Madonna  adopted David from Malawi in 2006. Here's another Instagram post from pop's proud  proud mum  posted on Sunday and featuring a mini David:\nHappy Birthday to My Beautiful baby Boy!! ðððððððððð David Banda!! ð¦ð¦ð¦ððððð I wish I could stilll carry you Bapu Style! â¥ï¸ð¯â¥ï¸ð¯â¥ï¸ð¯â¥ï¸ð¹ð²ð¼ð²ð¼ð²ð¼â¥ï¸ðð» A post shared by  Madonna  (@madonna) on Sep 24  2017 at 3:10am PDT",
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            "input": "Flynn  who is President Trump's former national security adviser  and his son Michael Flynn Jr.  were allegedly were involved in a plan to deliver Fethullah Gulen to the Turkish government  which views Gulen as a political enemy and has pressed the U.S. for  his  extradition  The Journal reported. In exchange   Flynn  and Flynn Jr. would be paid as much as $15 million.\n Flynn  — who was forced out of  his  White House job this year after revelations that  he  had misled officials about  his  conversations with the Russian ambassador — reportedly discussed the plan with Turkish government representatives last December. The meeting caught the attention of FBI  who have questioned at least four people about it.\n Flynn 's other associations with Turkey have drawn the interest of investigators  including $530 000 in earnings from a Dutch firm with ties to the Turkish government.\nMore:  Michael Flynn  faces legal peril in Washington. In  his  Rhode Island hometown   he 's revered.",
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            "input": "Mr. Kasanoff started Threshold in 1992. Formerly known as Amalgamated Widgets  the company billed itself as an intellectual property hub  harvesting rights to video games like Duke Nukem or Lego animated projects; its subsidiary Threshold Digital Research Labs provided animation and effects work for a variety of clients  including a “Star Trek” attraction in Las Vegas. Threshold also tried to court the young-male demographic of the emerging World Wide Web with content like the series “Bikini Masterpiece Theater.”\nIn 1999  Mr. Kasanoff and a Threshold employee  Joshua Wexler  conceived a film in which food mascots would come alive when away from prying eyes  much like the playthings in “Toy Story.”\n Mr. Kasanoff  raised an initial $25 million for production costs in conjunction with a Korean investment consortium and expected the rest of the budget  which Threshold projected at $50 million  would come from foreign presales and loans against those sales.  He  worked with IBM for on-demand processing power off site  an early precursor to cloud computing that  Mr. Kasanoff  predicted would save the production millions in operating expenses.\n He  also decided that  he  would produce and direct  despite never having supervised a full-length animated feature.\n“ His  approach  because  he  had gotten the money for it  and no one could say no to  him   was very idiosyncratic ” said Kenneth Wiatrak  a layout artist on the project. “You didn’t know from day to day what would occur. Would there be a review? Would  he  suddenly want to change the whole thing?”\nCiting legal reasons   Mr. Kasanoff  declined to comment for this article.\nNothing at Threshold had ever been deemed so crucial to the company’s success. “For us ” Mr. Kasanoff told the press  “this is ‘Casablanca.’ ”\nThe break had given  Mr. Kasanoff  a new idea  one that probably sealed the film’s fate.  He  wanted to direct it like a live-action movie  complete with retakes  motion-capture performances and more spontaneity. As a result   he  and animators were speaking two different languages.\nA roving  Mr. Kasanoff   animators said  would request that things be “more awesome” or “30 percent better” and didn’t understand why someone trained in texture couldn’t do modeling work. (The production’s previous software had allowed for such flexibility  but the new system  Maya  was geared toward specialists.)\n Mr. Kasanoff  sourced out part of the production to House of Moves  a motion-capture company  and Image Metrics  which had developed software to sync animation to a voice actor’s filmed performance. But Image Metrics had a limitation: Performers had to stare straight ahead and keep still. The result was subdued  with eyes appearing vacant or looking in the wrong direction.\nIn 2005  Threshold secured roughly $20 million in additional financing through private investors represented by StoryArk  a financing firm that had been impressed by the brand tie-ins  the celebrity voice cast and a new distribution deal Mr. Kasanoff had struck with Lionsgate. The studio balked  however  when planned release dates in 2006 and 2007 didn’t materialize.",
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            "input": "A Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman on Tuesday said the US was meddling in Russia ' s coming presidential election by condemning the decision to bar  the opposition candidate Alexei Navalny  from running . \" This State Department statement   which I ' m sure will be repeated   is a direct interference in our electoral process and internal affairs  \" the spokeswoman wrote . Russia ' s Election Commission barred  Navalny  from running last week   citing a previous embezzlement conviction . The European Court of Human Rights has called that conviction \" arbitrary \" and \" unreasonable .\" The Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on Tuesday accused the US of \" direct interference in our electoral process and internal affairs \" following the State Department ' s criticism of Russia ' s decision to bar the opposition leader Alexey Navalny from running in the coming presidential election against Vladimir Putin . \" This State Department statement   which I ' m sure will be repeated   is a direct interference in our electoral process and internal affairs  \" Zakharova wrote Tuesday on Facebook . In a statement shared with Business Insider on Tuesday night   a State Department representative expressed concern over the Russian government ' s \" ongoing crackdown against independent voices   from journalists to civil society activists and opposition politicians .\" \" These actions indicate the Russian government has failed to protect space in Russia for the exercise of human rights and fundamental freedoms  \" the statement said . \" More broadly   we urge the government of Russia to hold genuine elections that are transparent   fair   and free and that guarantee the free expression of the will of the people   consistent with its international human rights obligations .\" \" And these people expressed outrage over alleged Russian ' interference ' in their electoral process for an entire year ?!\" \" The funniest thing is that these are the same people who just tagged RT and Sputnik as foreign agents   who are harassing Russian media around the world and who are investing huge amounts of money into ' countering Russian propaganda  ' which is how they label anyone who they disagree with  \" she wrote . A declassified US intelligence assessment of the 2016 election determined that Russian government actors   ordered by Putin   used \" cyber tools and media campaigns to influence US public opinion \" and \" undermine public faith in the US democratic process .\" Russian government - linked actors   it said   \" began openly supporting President - elect Trump ' s candidacy in media aimed at English - speaking audiences \" in March 2016 . Those media outlets included Sputnik and RT   which the report characterized as \" the Kremlin ’ s principal international propaganda outlet .\" Sputnik and RT ' s US affiliate registered as foreign agents with the Justice Department in November . Navalny to announce ' a voters ' strike ' Navalny   a lawyer and activist   replaced Boris Nemtsov as leader of Russia ' s democratic opposition following Nemtsov ' s 2015 assassination in the shadow of the Kremlin . One day after  Navalny  registered as a candidate for Russia ' s next presidential election   which will be held in March   Russia ' s Central Election Commission barred him from running   citing a previous embezzlement conviction   according to the state - run media outlet RIA - Novosti .  Navalny  has known since February — when  he  was handed a suspended five - year jail term for embezzlement in a case that  his  supporters have characterized as politically motivated — that  he  would not be allowed on the ballot . The European Court of Human Rights determined in October that the conviction was \" arbitrary and manifestly unreasonable .\" Ella Pamfilova   the head of the CEC   told Russia ' s TV Rain in June that Navalny \" understands himself that he has no chance of being registered for the election due to his previous conviction .\" She accused him later of \" fundraising illegally and brainwashing young people .\" Putin   who has refused to utter Navalny ' s name   said during his marathon end - of - year press conference earlier this month that the opposition was hoping for a \" coup \" but would not succeed . \" Do you want us to have coup attempts here ?\" \" We ' ve already been through all that . You want to go back to that ? I am sure that the overwhelming majority of Russian citizens do not want this and will not stand for it .\" Navalny ' s lawyer told CNN on Monday that he would appeal the decision . But  Navalny  has said he and his movement will organize a boycott of the vote if he is not allowed to run . \" We are announcing a voters ' strike  \"  Navalny  said in a video posted to his blog this week . \" The procedure in which we are invited to participate is not an election . It involves only Putin and those candidates whom he personally chose   who do not pose a slightest threat to him .\"",
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            "input": "“Staff are working at a pace that is unheard of (in trade negotiations) ... and any suggestion that we’re not operating beyond a normal pace is just flat wrong ” U.S. trade envoy Robert Lighthizer told reporters.\n Lighthizer  said Canada had “mentioned” the U.S. ruling during talks on Wednesday.\nAsked whether the dispute could affect NAFTA talks   Lighthizer  told reporters: “I‘m not saying it doesn’t have an effect on relationships  it does  but not on this negotiation.”\n Lighthizer  said the United States would “hopefully” present draft text by the next round on the thorny issue of rules of origin  which outlines how much of a product needs to originate in a NAFTA country  and on a dispute settlement mechanism.\n Lighthizer  said the U.S. decision on Bombardier still had several stages to go through before it was finalized.\n“There are several more stages  we don’t even know whether it is going to be successful  and in addition there are off-ramps in the litigation ”  he  said. “It’s too early to tell.”\n Freeland  has suggested that Canada could walk away from the NAFTA talks over the so-called Chapter 19 dispute mechanism  under which binational panels make binding decisions on complaints about illegal subsidies and dumping. The United States has frequently lost such cases.",
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            "input": "The Hambantota port deal \"ties into what India has said about the Belt and Road initiative  that many of these ventures are not being entered into by China by looking at their financial liability \"  K.C. Singh   former secretary at the Indian ministry of external affairs  told Al Jazeera.\nBut   Singh  said  \"this is going to be a standing example for the other countries to watch  because China is not Father Christmas  handing out dollar bills. They want return on the money  and they want the money to come within a certain  certified period.\"\n\"Is it a model then for future extension of the Chinese strategic footprint? When ... countries can’t return the money  then you grab territory?\" Singh said. \"So that will be something that India will be concerned about  and I’m sure it will be raised in Colombo.\"\nIf China’s projects in Sri Lanka are peaceful and benefit the latter country  \"sure  it’s very good \" said Singh  the former Indian diplomat. \"But at the moment  that’s not the impression that India has. We find that China is jostling for strategic space.\"",
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            "input": "NEW YORK (AP) — From the time it aired nearly 30 years ago  Ken Burns' Civil War documentary has been a popular sensation and subject of debate.\n\"I don't know that I'm going to get into debating the Civil War  but I do know that many historians  including Shelby Foote in  Ken Burns' famous Civil War documentary   agree that a failure to compromise was a cause of the Civil War \" Sanders said. \"There are a lot of historians that think that.\"\nBurns himself challenged Sanders' interpretation on Twitter. He wrote that \"Many factors contributed to the Civil War. One caused it: slavery.\" He noted that  the documentary  ends with commentary from Barbara Fields  a revered scholar of slavery and the Civil War  who says \"the Civil War is still going on. It's still to be fought and regrettably it can still be lost.\"\n\"Ken Burns always looks for varied voices and he always looks for characters  and Shelby Foote was certainly a character \" Holzer says. \"The most amazing thing he said was that the two great geniuses of the war were Lincoln and (Confederate Gen.) Nathan Bedford Forrest. Foote somehow compared the great emancipator with a man who owned slaves  murdered blacks and joined the Ku Klux Klan. \" The documentary inspired enough discussion to become a book  \"Ken Burns' The Civil War: Historians Respond \" a 1995 publication featuring contributions by such leading scholars as C. Vann Woodward and Eric Foner and responses from Burns and Ward.",
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            "input": "\"I don't think that's realistic \" executive VP Andrew Friedman said at Tuesday's season wrapup media session.\n Though Friedman said they'd like to have a single pitcher to get the final three outs  the high cost and limited availability  plus the Rays' financial limitations  make it more likely they will add two or three relievers who can face left-handers and right-handers and \"have the stuff to pitch high-leverage innings\" and handle late-game situations.\n \"Our goal is to have our bullpen be even more of a strength for us \" Friedman said.\n Manager Joe Maddon and Friedman said they expected DH Pat Burrell and C Dioner Navarro  who had disappointing seasons  to rebound.\n Overall  Friedman said the team's performance illustrated the fine line between a disappointing season and a successful one: \"Our goal going into any season is to play competitive games in September  and this year we barely accomplished that. I think that the true talent level of this club was greater than that.\"",
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            "input": "The newspaper quoted Ma as saying: \"Whether there will be reunification as expected by the mainland side depends very much on what is going to unfold in the next decade.\"\n Although the Presidential Office quickly produced a recording showing that Ma actually said \"decades  \" the issue is not about \"decade\" or \"decades.\"\n Ma's major fault lies in his ignorance of Taiwan's independent sovereign status. There is no such issue as unification of the two sides of the Taiwan Strait. The term \"unification\" is just a term coined by China to camouflage its attempt to annex Taiwan.\n Ma's other mistake is his failure to recognize that only the 23 million people of Taiwan have the right to decide Taiwan's future. Since Taiwan and China are two different countries  China's 1.3 billion people should have no say in determining Taiwan's destiny. It is wrong to say that Taiwan's future would be jointly decided by people on both sides of the strait.\n Most threatening  is that Ma thinks  Taiwan  has resisted unification because \"conditions are not ripe...We don't even know each other that well.\"\n Ma must remember that as a popularly elected president  he is obligated to defend Taiwan's national security and sovereignty. If he fails in his duty and lets the people down  he would be a traitor.",
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                "Ma Ying-jeou",
                "Ma"
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            "input": "MANCHESTER  England (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson offered Theresa May unsolicited public advice about how to make Brexit a success on Tuesday  delicately testing the extent of the prime minister’s weakened authority while pledging overt loyalty.\nAfter praising May for winning a snap June election which lost  her  party its majority in parliament  Johnson used his main speech to say that  her  top ministers were united behind “every syllable” of  her  Brexit plans set out last month in Florence.\n“The whole country owes  her  a debt for  her  steadfastness in taking Britain forward  as  she  will  to a great Brexit deal  based on that Florence speech on whose every syllable  I can tell you  the whole cabinet is united ” Johnson said.\n British Prime Minister Theresa May  is pictured in  her  hotel room as  she  prepares  her  conference speech that  she  will deliver to  her  party's annual conference  tomorrow  in Manchester Central conference center  in Manchester  Britain  October 3  2017. REUTERS/Christopher Furlong/ Pool\nAhead of Johnson’s speech   May  had repeatedly faced questions from reporters about whether  she  would sack Johnson after he appeared to undermine  her  Brexit strategy by setting out his own vision.  She  has sidestepped those questions.",
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            "input": "A brand new gourmet academy  the Accademia Bocuse d'Or Italia has been created to support  Italy's candidate Martino Ruggieri  in  his  endeavor to conquer the Olympus of gastronomy.\nHowever  he 's not allowed to use Italy's best weapon -- pasta.\nItalian chef Martino Ruggieri  whose signature dish is this meat Trulli  is the country's culinary champion. Accademia Bocuse d'Or Italia\nDuring the long live cooking race   Ruggieri  impressed a tough jury of Michelin-starred chefs  amid stadium-like cheering  with a \"metaphysical\" meat dish shaped into tiny  root-style dome dwellings of  his  native land  surrounded by a \"magical circle\" of red peppers  figs  pine dust and red turnip on rough grey terracotta platters.\n\"Italy deserves the Olympic podium. We've always made the mistake in attempting to replicate a French  high-sounding cuisine but we need to impose the Italian style  a blend of tradition  creativity and innovation \" says  Ruggieri .\n\"The French aren't better than us  they're just good at marketing what they have\"  says  Ruggieri .\nChef Giuseppe Raciti  who was defeated by  Ruggieri  in the Italian Bocuse d'Or rounds  thinks French cuisine is \"more classical but heavier to digest: ours is lighter and healthier because Mediterranean.\"\nThere will be a psychologist to help  Ruggieri  handle stress and food designers to suggest how to turn the dish into a work of art by selecting the best tableware.\n Ruggieri  will be trained hard to beat  his  foreign contenders.\n Ruggieri  is preparing to flex  his  muscles.  He 'll be trained according to high standards  including cleanliness levels and the environmental impact of  his  dishes  how tidy  he  leaves the kitchen after the cooking and how much food is wasted in the preparation.",
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            "input": "But Kacsmaryk and Mateer are backed by Texas Sens. Ted Cruz and John Cornyn , whose fellow Republicans control the chamber and are likely to muster the 50 votes needed to secure their confirmation . \n\"I love the First Liberty Institute ,\" Cruz said last month . \nThe court cited VFW 's amicus brief filed by First Liberty and Cruz -- who was then with Morgan Lewis -- in saying that the cross was \"intended simply to honor our Nation 's fallen soldiers\" and was n't \"an attempt to set the imprimatur of the state on a particular creed .\"",
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            "input": "My name is Graham Weinschenk and I am a Democrat. Among other things  I believe in a woman’s right to choose  that diversity strengthens us  that love will always win  and that protecting the environment is a necessity. These are not things that  “Democratic” Congressional candidate Sergio Coppola (6th CD)  believes in.\nThere are a number of problems with the “Issues” page of Cappola’s website. First   he  fails to actually take a position on most of the issues listed.  He  walks a fine line of attempting to take both sides of most issues. In the process of doing this   he  reveals some pretty outrageous things  which are enumerated below:\n Coppola  Does Not Support Common Sense Gun Control\n Coppola ’s position here is incredibly unclear.  He  argues that guns are essential for “the ability to form a militia” and that “access to guns is a constitutional right for self-protection”. However   he  does support regulations that would prevent the mentally ill from buying guns. But that seems to be where  he  draws the line.  Coppola  then makes a non-specific statement that gun holders need to face more accountability. What does that mean?\n Coppola  is Both Pro-Life and Pro-Choice?\nThis one is one of the strangest because  Coppola  seems to make both arguments here.  He  says that  he  “believes all life is important” and that  he  “[does] not support abortion as a method of birth control”. Then  he  does an immediate 360 and says that  he  believes “that a woman has a right to decide what should happen to her body”. Which is it?\n Coppola  Doesn’t Understand Being LGBT\nAlthough  Coppola  does say that  he  is against limiting access to government programs and benefits based on sexual orientation   he  also says that a person’s sexual orientation is a DECISION. It’s 2017. Really.\n Coppola  Believes that America Was Created Based on Christian Principles\nAgain  there are some positives and negatives here.  He  believes that our laws should be further separated from religion  yet  he  also believes that America was founded based on “Christian principles”. This is just factually incorrect. The principal behind both of these are very different.\n Coppola  Is All Over the Place on Immigration\nThis one just really doesn’t make sense. First   he  says that immigration is key to American culture. Then   he  says that immigrants must “assimilate” to American culture.\n Coppola  Wants a Flat Tax\nAgain   Coppola  got this right out of The Heritage Foundation. Having a flat tax is extremely regressive  and would do absolutely nothing for the struggling working class.  He  claims that  he  wants a flat tax of 23%  and  he  says that this would lead to everyone paying their “fair share.” Really? 23% for someone making $30 000 a year is a lot different than someone making $300 000 a year  or $3 000 000 a year.\n Coppola  Is an Isolationist\n Coppola  apparently has an issue with the amount of money that the United States spends overseas on goodwill projects and development (a tiny percentage of the budget  by the way  with most of the money coming back to the U.S. in military sales  purchases of American goods and services  etc.). In other words   Coppola  would rather see the US isolate itself than operate as the leader of the free world. We can’t afford to take a step back from our spot on the world stage. I must add that  Coppola  also supports cutting military spending.",
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            "input": "A private golf club with a $70 000 initiation fee  Ballyneal opened for play just three summers ago but is already attracting rave reviews  as well as golfers from around the world.\n Golfweek ranks Ballyneal the nation's eighth-best course opened since 1960. Golf Magazine has Ballyneal rated No. 82 in the world among all courses.\n \"Ballyneal is a spectacular example of the 'build it in the middle of nowhere and hope they come' genre \" Golfweek course architecture editor Bradley S. Klein said in a phone interview. \"It's an old-fashioned  down-to-earth club ... that operates entirely contrary to the grotesque excesses of the 1990s.\"\n Unlike most private golf clubs  Ballyneal is not a stickler for rules -- and seems to take pride in that. Play with your shirt untucked? No problem. Need to take a cell call on the course? That's OK. And  for evening functions  leave your sports coat at home.\n Ballyneal is so informal it doesn't even have tee markers. (The scorecard says it plays from 5 210 to 7 147 yards  at a par 71). There are no yardage markers on the fairways either  nor are motorized carts allowed.\n The O'Neals decided that  because of its remote location amid sparse population  Ballyneal should be a high-end destination club with members from across the country. To attract that type of clientele  they knew Ballyneal had to be ranked among the nation's best courses.\n Ballyneal  honoring the famed Ballybunion course in Ireland and the O'Neal family history  has 104 members and has announced it will cap membership at 130 in order to provide a \"low volume  exclusive and intimate casual feel\" for its members.\n \"Doak spent a lot of time out here with his associates  and you can see that \" said Cleve Trimble  a retired surgeon from Valentine  Neb.  and a member of several golf clubs  including Ballyneal. \"He didn't design this from an air-conditioned office in Boca Raton from some topographical map.\"\n Ballyneal attracts its share of big-name CEOs and celebrities  but the club protects their privacy.\n The fescue greens turn off some golfers. Rupert O'Neal said that  because of the severe undulations  Ballyneal's greens would be too slick if they were bent grass. The \"old-school\" putting surface reflects the character of a links course.\n One of the reasons Golf Digest left Ballyneal out of its list of top 100 courses in the U.S. is because of the fescue greens  said Ron Whitten  the magazine's course architecture editor.\n \"I tell people Ballyneal is an acquired taste \" Whitten said.\nBallyneal's greens would be too slick if they were bent grass. The \"old-school\" putting surface reflects the character of a links course.",
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            "input": "Blake Griffin ’s injury Monday night serves as the end of an era for the Clippers — one that was good  but not as good as it could’ve been. (Jae C. Hong/AP)\nAs  Blake Griffin  limped off the court at Staples Center on Monday night  the best era in Los Angeles Clippers history left with  him .\nSome of the faces remain — at least for now. Doc Rivers is still the coach  and DeAndre Jordan is the starting center.  Griffin   meanwhile  is in the first year of a five-year max contract  and the MCL sprain  he  suffered Monday night when Austin Rivers fell into  his  leg will only keep  him  out of the lineup for a couple of months  as opposed to the rest of the season.\nThe writing on the wall for this run ended when Paul left for Houston this summer  as Redick followed him out the door to Philadelphia shortly thereafter. Even though the Clippers did well in getting a nice haul for Paul — Patrick Beverley  Sam Dekker  Montrezl Harrell and a 2018 first-round pick — while keeping  Griffin  and signing Danilo Gallinari and Milos Teodosic in free agency  it felt like a roster that didn’t fit together. It was also heavily reliant on several players with significant injury questions in  Griffin   Beverley  Gallinari and Teodosic.\nNow all four of them are on the shelf — Beverley for the season following knee surgery  Griffin for the next two months  Teodosic for at least another month and Gallinari for at least another week. What’s also on the shelf is any hope of these Clippers making the playoffs  as it seems impossible they’ll be able to remain within striking distance of a playoff spot until  Griffin  comes back.\nRivers has been rumored in NBA circles to be on the verge of losing his job for weeks as the Clippers have floundered to start the season (and after he was demoted from running the basketball operations department this summer)  and those rumors will only intensify if the Clippers fall even further with  Griffin  sidelined. Meanwhile  Jordan’s name is coming up in trade conversations  though it could be difficult to find a landing spot that returns any kind of real value — at least without taking on bad deals for more years than Jordan’s expiring contract. Lou Williams  a talented scorer on an expiring deal  also feels like a piece that could be moved to a contender to bring some kind of assets back  and while moving on from Gallinari would be wise  his price tag (two more years at more than $20 million per) and injury history will make doing so difficult.\nThe Clippers have transformed from a laughingstock to a contender over the past several years  a once unthinkable change for a franchise that was defined for so long by dysfunction and embarrassment. Monday  though  that run officially came to an end when Blake Griffin trudged off the floor at Staples Center and into the locker room  leaving a trail of what-ifs about the past and uncertainties about the future.",
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            "input": "Mahan matched the 18-hole course record of eight-under 62 set in Thursday's opening round by fellow American Anthony Kim to seize the clubhouse lead on 268 with Tiger still on the prowl and stalking Hunter across the back nine.\n \"I don't know what golf course he was playing. I didn't see a 62 out there \" Woods said. \"He put so much pressure on us. We had to play really well. There was a lot of heat back there.\"\n Woods still shared the lead entering the par-5 16th  where he sent his tee shot into the left rough  put his approach into the right greenside rough and left his chip 20 feet short of the cup.\n Mahan made three birdies on the front nine and had runs of three birdies in four holes to begin and end the back nine  taking his lone bogey at 14 and dropped a 15-foot birdie putt on the 18th to keep the pressure on Woods.\n Woods was on his nemesis hole  the par-4 11th. He found weeds and a ditch off the tee and sank a clutch five-foot putt to salvage a bogey  falling into a tie for the lead with Mahan where he stayed until the critical birdie at 16.\n The week's five-over par showing by Woods at the 489-yard 11th matched the worst hole for Woods in any non-major tournament in his career  a dubious mark set at Kapalua's first hole in the 2002 Mercedes Championship.\n Mahan  whose only US PGA title came at the 2007 Travelers Championship  shared fourth at last week's Travelers and sixth two weeks ago at the US Open.\n \"I rolled in some putts \" Mahan said. \"The first three days were a little ugly. I swung great all week but today the putting was great. I'm just really proud of the way I finished.\"",
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            "input": "With his move from the Washington Post to CNN   Chris Cillizza  went from a dishonest leftwing news outlet to one with no scruples whatsoever.\nCNN’s sins range from flat-out lying to ginning up violence in predominantly black neighborhoods to pointing what looks like a sniper scope at President Trump’s office window. And with this move   Cillizza  has become even more dishonest than he was at the Post.\nBack in July  although his very own network had already dishonestly described a meeting between Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin as “secret ”  Cillizza  still published a piece branding Trump a liar over his claim that the media was dishonestly describing the meeting as “secret.”\nEager to exploit Sunday’s mass-slaughter in Las Vegas for the cause of gun control   Cillizza  published a brand new series of lies this week  with the provably false claim that neither Hillary Clinton nor Barack Obama have ever advocated for gun confiscation laws.\nMoreover   Cillizza  again brands Trump a liar for claiming that they have.",
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            "input": "Conservative Christians in America love Texas Sen. Ted Cruz . \nWhile other Republican presidential candidates , namely Ben Carson and Mike Huckabee , are also extremely popular with many Christians , particularly evangelicals , Cruz continues to pull in more and more of the conservative Christian vote . \nFor the third year in the row , Cruz won the Values Voter Summit Presidential Straw Poll , \"the largest gathering of evangelical voters from across the country .\" \nSo why do Christians gravitate toward Cruz ? \nCruz is a Passionate Defender of Religious Liberty . \nNo political leader is a stronger defender of religious liberty than Cruz , who has pushed back strongly against the erosion of Constitutional rights , battling \"liberal fascists\" during a time when religious freedom has been tested in this country to a degree it has not seen in recent history . \n\"We were founded by men and women fleeing religious persecution ,\" Cruz said at the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition summit this year . \nCruz Is Unafraid to Take On the ` Anti-Christian ' Left . \nCruz is a fighter , repeatedly proving that he 's not only willing to go to bat for Christians , he will call out those whom he perceives to be \"anti-Christian\" -- particularly those on the radical left . \n\"Today 's Democratic Party has decided there is no room for Christians in today 's Democratic Party ,\" Cruz said in April . \nIn an interview on Sean Hannity 's show in October , Cruz responded to the president 's claim in the New York Review of Books that \"it seems as if folks who take religion the most seriously sometimes are also those who are suspicious of those not like them .\" \nCruz told Hannity that Obama 's comment was indicative of the \"strong anti-American streak\" and \"antipathy for Christians\" among those , like Obama , on the \"far left .\" \nCruz went on to praise America -- which is still a majority Christian country -- as \"an incredible force of good in this world\" which has \"spilled more blood\" for freedom than any other country . \n\"And yet , the far-left , out of which Barack Obama arose , despises American leadership in the world ,\" said Cruz . \nCruz Appears to be a Genuine Believer . \nBy all accounts , Cruz is not just \"politicking\" about his Christian principles . \nOne moment captured on a cell phone after a campaign event in October revealed just one example of many in which Cruz demonstrated his genuine belief in the power of prayer and his pastoral inclinations -LRB- still shot from Facebook post below -RRB- : . \nCruz Is Unapologetically Pro-Life . \nCruz is a passionate and vocal pro-life advocate , having \"played a leading role in several important cases , including defense of the partial-birth abortion ban , parental consent laws , and prohibiting state funds from going to abortion .\" \nWhen the shocking videos showing high-level Planned Parenthood officials discussing the company 's fetal body part trade were first released , Cruz rallied evangelicals in an effort to defund the group . \nWhen the Republican House leadership caved to pressure and failed to eliminate public funding to the nation 's leading provider of abortion , Cruz blasted those who \"failed to lift a finger to protect life .\" \nSenator Ted Cruz . \nCruz Is Strongly Pro-Israel . \nCruz has consistently come to the defense of Israel , which is an important issue for most American Christians -- particularly evangelicals -- and has been undermined repeatedly by Obama since early in his presidency . \nCruz has frequently praised Israel as America 's most important ally in the Middle East and a beacon of freedom and tolerance in a troubled region . \nPerhaps no Republican candidate has been more vocal than Cruz condemning the Iran nuclear deal , which was staunchly opposed by Israel and which conservative Christians rejected overwhelmingly .",
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            "input": "Businessman Chris Kennedy  jumped in with  his  take: “That’s why we have a divided government ”  he  said. “For gosh sakes  if we’re not going to call out other parts of government — if you don’t see your role as governor to call out a mayor who’s not representing the people of a certain city  if you’re not willing to call out an assessor who’s violating the 1964 Civil Rights Act — if you don’t think that’s the proper role of government  you should go read the Constitution ...\nWell  yes  I’m all for calling politicians to account — pointing out their failings and demanding they do better. And while I understand that constructive criticism and attempts at engagement and compromise aren’t politically fashionable  I don’t think  Kennedy  set the table for long-term success  should  he  be elected  with  his  over-the-top accusation earlier this month that Mayor Rahm Emanuel is leading a “strategic gentrification plan” to drive African-Americans and other minorities out of the city.\nI’d say the same thing about  Kennedy ’s repeated claims  one example seen above  that successful property-tax appeals result in less money for our schools.\nThat’s not how property taxes work. Schools set an overall levy  and that amount is divvied up among all the property taxpayers in the district. When your tax bill goes down after an appeal  everyone else’s goes up fractionally to compensate. Candidate Daniel Biss  a state senator from Evanston  explained this clearly to  Kennedy  during a similar session Wednesday before the Chicago Sun-Times Editorial Board.",
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            "input": "Chicago will see a sunny and snowless Monday morning  but the entire metro area will be under a winter weather advisory from noon to midnight  according to  National Weather Service meteorologist Mark Ratzer .\nSnow totals could be 2 to 6 inches  including possibly 1 to 3 inches during the heart of the evening rush hour   Ratzer  said. The Interstate 88 and Interstate 80 corridors are expected to take the brunt of the snowstorm  while the northern suburbs will receive less snowfall.\nThe next chance of snowfall won’t be until Tuesday evening to Wednesday morning  when much lighter amounts are forecast   Ratzer  said.\nOn Monday morning  temperatures are expected to hover near zero in Chicago  reaching the upper teens by the afternoon   Ratzer  said.",
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            "input": "In 2011   Jennifer Egan  won the Pulitzer Prize for  her  novel  A Visit From The Goon Squad. Years before that book came out   Egan  had begun researching the 1930s and '40s in New York City.  Her  new novel  Manhattan Beach  is the result of that research. It follows a father  his daughter and a gangster whose lives intersect in New York around World War II.\nThe daughter  Anna  becomes the first woman to work as a deep-sea diver at the Brooklyn Navy Yard  which presented a particular kind of challenge for  Egan : In reality  there were no women divers at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.\nIn 2011  the novelist  Jennifer Egan  won the Pulitzer Prize for her book \"A Visit From The Goon Squad.\" Years before it came out   Egan  began researching New York City in the 1930s and '40s. And that research wound up in her new novel  \"Manhattan Beach.\" The book is about a father  his daughter and a gangster whose lives intersect in New York City around World War II.\n\"Manhattan Beach\" was just long-listed for the National Book Award.  Egan  sat down to talk about it with my co-host Ari Shapiro.\n JENNIFER EGAN : She was extremely helpful to me in understanding the difficulty of being a female diver. I mean diving is a very physical undertaking  and so she was very articulate about the challenges of doing that as a woman and especially the prejudice that she encountered. Men did not want her there  and they made that very clear. There were certain exceptions. But she ultimately had a sad feeling about her diving career in that she felt that she would have liked to continue with it but that it was uncomfortable because she was a woman.\n EGAN : What I found was that every single time I tried to leap out of the present into the future  which was a technique I used a lot in a \"Visit From The Goon Squad\" - every time I did it in this book  it was worse than bad. It was actually annoying.\n EGAN : So I had to recognize that I was telling a story that could not live in a tricky structural form. It really required a total immersion in continuity.\nSHAPIRO: It's kind of a relief to hear that  even Jennifer Egan  writes things that are terrible sometimes.\n EGAN : I would go so far as to say that I mostly write terrible things. I mean my first drafts are so appalling. I think there's no way I can possibly get there. With this book more than any other  I thought very seriously about abandoning it.\nSHAPIRO:  Jennifer Egan 's new novel is called \"Manhattan Beach.\" Thank you so much for talking with us about it.",
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            "input": "Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez left Madrid staring at a 14-point deficit after leading Barcelona to a 3-0 win at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday.\nSuarez struck in the 54th minute and  Messi  added a penalty 10 minutes later after Madrid's Dani Carvajal received a direct red for stopping a goal-bound header by Paulinho.\n Messi  also set up substitute Aleix Vidal to round off the commanding win in stoppage time.\nDespite the standings  Barcelona coach Ernesto Valverde and  his  players aren't excluding a Madrid comeback.\n Barcelona's Lionel Messi  2nd right   celebrates after scoring  his  side's second goal during the Spanish La Liga soccer match between Real Madrid and Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid  Spain  Saturday  Dec. 23  2017. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)\nThe match was a contrast in tempos: Madrid wanted a frantic  up-and-down shootout  with Cristiano Ronaldo having space to roam  while Barcelona wanted to hold the ball and let  Messi  pick  his  moments.\nRonaldo beat  Messi  for the Ballon d'Or this month but the Portuguese failed to make a decisive impact on Saturday as  Messi  took  his  clasico record to 25 goals in 37 matches and  his  season-leading tally to 15 in the league.\n Zidane  left Spain midfielder Francisco \"Isco\" Alarcon on the bench in a surprise move. Instead   he  gave Mateo Kovacic  his  first league start of the season  hoping to repeat  his  success from the Spanish Super Cup where the Croatian was charged with man-marking Messi.\n Messi  seized the moment by playing Suarez clear. After Suarez hit the post  Carvajal blatantly used  his  arm to stop Paulinho's header from going in — a decision that earned  him  a direct red card and sent  Messi  to the penalty spot to fire  his  strike in.\nTrying to spark a comeback   Zidane  sent on forwards Marco Asensio and Gareth Bale  who drew a save from Ter Stegen.\nBut it was  Messi  who  despite losing  his  right boot to Marcelo's tackle  reached the endline before finding Vidal to cap the win  as Barcelona won a third straight league visit at Madrid for the first time in their long rivalry.",
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            "input": "Trystan Reese   a transgender man  gave birth to a healthy boy on July 14 in Portland  Ore. (Amber Ferguson/The Washington Post)\n Trystan Reese  and  his  partner  Biff Chaplow  were already seasoned parents when they decided last year that they wanted another child.\nYears earlier  they had adopted Chaplow’s niece and nephew after his sister was no longer able to take care of them. They raised the two children as their own  bringing them up in Los Angeles  where  Reese  and Chaplow worked in nonprofits  then moving the family to Portland  Ore.  where they live now.\nAdoption was a taxing process   Reese  said  and learning how to care for two toddlers ushered in a suite of new challenges and lifestyle changes  as it does for any parent. But it was also eye-opening.\n“After the dust settled  I just realized how much I loved our kids ”  Reese  told The Washington Post  “and how much room there was in our life for our family to grow.”\nAfter trying for several months   Reese   a transgender man  got pregnant. And just weeks ago  he gave birth to a healthy baby boy.\n Reese  and Chaplow documented the pregnancy in blog posts and on social media  hoping to demystify what it means for a transgender man to give birth and to create a new sense of normalcy for people in similar situations.\n Reese  and Chaplow  perhaps more than anything else  want to make one thing clear: They are not the first. Far from it.\n“People get the idea that this was some experiment that we embarked on ”  Reese  said  adding that  he  watched friends go through the same process after transitioning. “This is tested ground. This is something that has been done in a very safe and healthy way. We’re loath to be put in that pioneer category.”",
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            "input": "\"I begged him not to sell  to wait for me to get through college and then make me a part owner ”  Jackie  said.\nIn an effort to convince  her  dad to keep the business  the 18-year-old took to Twitter and posted a video of  her  dad making pan dulce at the bakery.\n“Hey yall my dad has a little panaderia/ restaurant. He makes all of the pan dulce himself. He been thinking about closing but I cant [sic] let that happen  spred [sic] the word 1 rt could bring in a potential customer!”  she  wrote in the caption  along with the restaurant’s address.\nSince  her  post  the tweet has gone viral with more than 48 000 likes  nearly 60 000 retweets and over 1.1 million views. And business has been booming ever since —  Jackie  even posted that they had almost run out of concha (a sweet yeast roll) because of the increased demand.\n\"I know all the hard work my parents put into this. They work from early in the morning until late at night  even though we close at 5 p.m \"  Jackie  said. \"The quality of the food and the authenticity of it is amazing.\"\n Jackie  plans on expanding their digital presence by starting a website.  She  has already solidified a separate business Twitter account  and created a Yelp page for La Casa Bakery and Cafe.",
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            "input": "When Ashley Loring HeavyRunner  a 20-year-old college student  vanished from the Blackfeet Reservation in Montana this summer  her older sister  Kimberly Loring  thought of a promise she once made.\n“When we were young  we were in the foster care system ”  Kimberly Loring  told ABC News. “She told me  ‘Don’t leave me ’ and I told her  ‘I would never leave you  and if you were to get moved  I will find you.’”\n Kimberly Loring  said  she  was only 8 years old when  she  made that promise. But 15 years later  with  her  sister missing for more than four months   she  said it now seems more important than ever.\n“I’m going to keep this promise. Wherever  she  goes  I’m going to find  her  ”  Kimberly Loring  said. “If I have to search my entire life  I will search until I find  her . ”\nKimberly Loring  said  she  learned of  her  sister’s disappearance in early June  after returning home from a vacation abroad. The sisters had been planning to move  Ashley Loring  into  her  sister’s apartment in the nearby city of Missoula  where  Kimberly Loring  had landed a good job working with senior citizens.  Kimberly Loring  said  she  expected to hear from  her  little sister the moment  she  got off the plane  but  she  didn’t call that day or the next or the day after that.\n“I tried to call Ashley  and  she  didn’t text me or anything. There was no response from  her  ”  Kimberly Loring  said. When  she  couldn’t reach  her    she  said  she  began reaching out to  her  sister’s friends on social media  but none of them had seen  her  since June 5.\n“ She  was waiting for me  and I know  she  wouldn’t up and leave ”  Kimberly Loring  said  adding that  her  sister was extremely close with  her  family members and would have told them where  she  was going. Friends and other family members also told ABC News that it was unlike  her  to go so long without contacting anyone.\n“Something happened to  her  ”  Kimberly Loring  said.\n Loring  Family Photo\n“I don’t want to be an 80-year-old woman searching these mountains with my grandchildren ”  Kimberly Loring  said. “But there’s no choice  because if I give up  who’s going to look for her?”\nSince Ashley Loring’s disappearance   Kimberly Loring  quit  her  job in Missoula and moved back home to the reservation to help look for  her . Family members filed a missing person report with tribal police in mid-June. More than four months later  they said they still have not heard from  her . Tribal police have also been unable to find  her .\n‘ She  blew everyone out of the water’\nGrowing up  the Loring sisters spent several months in foster care before going to live with their grandparents and their other siblings. Life was much better on their grandparents’ horse ranch   Kimberly Loring  said. The sisters learned how to ride  chopped wood for their grandmother’s wood stove  mucked stalls and swam in a nearby creek until well after the sun disappeared behind the high plains.\n“ She  was a good girl. We didn’t have no trouble with  her  ” Loxie Loring  the girls’ grandmother  said of Ashley. “I could count on  her  to get a little more work out of  her  than the other two.”\nSince  Ashley Loring  disappeared four months ago   Loxie Loring  said  she  has barely left the house.  She  said  she  sits by the phone for most of the day  waiting for  her  granddaughter to call.\nAs a student at Blackfeet Community College   Ashley Loring  was once asked to give a presentation at a college in Bozeman about buffalo   her  ex-boyfriend Calvin DeRouche said. Her speech earned her praise across the reservation.",
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                "Kimberly Loring"
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            "input": "American Sage Kotsenburg won gold in the event at the Sochi Games in 2014. We brought him into the “Olympics Corner” today for his thoughts on how to watch. Keep scrolling to read that Q&A.\nThroughout the Games  we’ll occasionally bring someone in to help us better understand the Olympics. Today:  Sage Kotsenburg .\nFour years ago in Sochi   Sage Kotsenburg  shocked the snowboarding world by winning slopestyle gold.  He  followed that up with what President Barack Obama told  him  was the “chillest” interview of the Olympics.  Kotsenburg  has since stopped competing  so  he  won’t be in PyeongChang. But The Post caught up with  him  by phone during a recent film shoot in Italy to get  his  thoughts on this year’s slopestyle event (8 p.m. Eastern time Saturday on NBCSN).\nA: Three people that I would look for are an American kid  Red Gerard.  He ’s absolutely crushing it right now. This course  when I saw it  I immediately thought Red can really do well here. I wouldn’t be surprised to see  him  on the podium  if not up in the top five.\nAnd then Mark McMorris  who got bronze last time around.  He  came back from a really  really bad injury  so I’d like to see  him  do good  too. We’ve been good friends for a long time.  He ’s crushing it  too.  He ’s doing a really  really  really good job right now. I’d like to see  him  up there.\nI’ll give a prediction for gold: It’s going to be Marcus Kleveland.  He ’s from Norway.  He  has pretty much anything you want in a slopestyle course and more. So  if  he  puts down  his  run   he ’ll probably win or silver  I’d guess.",
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                "Sage Kotsenburg"
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            "input": "Alabama Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful  Doug Jones  says  he  is a “right-to-lifer” once a baby is born  but – before then –  he  supports abortion up until the day of birth.\n Jones  told MSNBC’s MTP Daily host Chuck Todd:\nWhen Todd asked him if he would not support legislation that banned late-term abortions   Jones  replied:\n Jones  faces Republican candidate Judge Roy Moore in a special election on December 12 to fill the Senate seat previously held by now-Attorney General Jeff Sessions.\n Doug Jones  clearly has no problem with the fact that the U.S. is only one of seven nations – alongside North Korea and China – to allow elective abortion on-demand after five months.  His  extremism puts  him  dramatically out of step with Alabama voters. Alabama is one of twenty states to take a stand against the brutality of late term abortions having approved a state limit in 2011. Polls consistently show that a large majority of Americans – women in higher numbers than men – support bringing our national laws into line with basic human decency  and the House will vote on this measure next week.  Jones  is out to impress the big abortion lobby but this does nothing for  his  chances against Judge Moore.",
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                "Doug Jones"
            ]
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            "input": "\"If we have a shutdown , it will be because Harry Reid holds that absolutist position and essentially holds the American people hostage ,\" Cruz told NBC 's Meet the Press days after his filibuster , and just before the shutdown began . \nOver the next couple of weeks , with much of the federal workforce furloughed , Cruz huddled with House conservatives to encourage them to dig in against a deal that included any capitulation on the Obamacare demands . \nWASHINGTON -- To hear Sen. Ted Cruz tell it , he deserves no blame for the 2013 government shutdown that cost the U.S. economy $ 24 billion . \n\"You 've left me speechless ,\" Maine Sen. Susan Collins , a moderate Republican who seethed at Cruz throughout the 2013 episode , told reporters when asked about her Texas colleague 's stance . \nCruz argued Monday that he voted repeatedly to keep the government running . \nCruz spent the summer of 2013 promoting the idea that the fight to defund Obamacare was worth the risk of shutdown , and stirring public pressure on GOP leaders . \nThe episode remains a key moment in Cruz 's five-year Senate career , elevating his status among tea partiers and propelling his 2016 presidential bid . \nBut while Cruz 's stance caused dismay and allegations of revisionism , he has always maintained that Democrats bore responsibility for the 16-day shutdown -- along with GOP congressional leaders who lacked the backbone to back him up in the crusade to defund Obamacare . \n\"There 's no end result other than shutting the government down , for which Republicans are going to be blamed ,\" Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch said after a meeting with Cruz , shortly before the shutdown . \nOn Monday , Cruz called it \"a media narrative\" that he was responsible for the 2013 shutdown . \nHouse Speaker John Boehner rejected the tactic and later called Cruz a \"jackass\" for pursuing it .",
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            "input": "Today it has announced that the Chief Digital Officer (CDO) of  Volkswagen  Johann Jungwirth   is joining the Foundation’s Supervisory Board. The news follows the recent acquisition of Dr. Hongquan Jiang  Partner at Robert Robert Bosch Venture Capital to the Iota Foundation Advisory Board.\n Jungwirth  has been the CDO at Volkswagen since November 2015 where  he  has been responsible for driving the digital transformation of Volkswagen Group’s 12 brands that include Porsche  Audi  Bentley  Buggatti  Lamborghini  and other well-known car brands.\nPrior to  Volkswagen  Jungwirth  was Director of Mac Systems Engineering at Apple and before that was President and CEO of Mercedez-Benz Research and Development branch of North America.\n The foundation  says  Jungwirth ’s broad expertise and vision of the future of mobility means the Iota Foundation can work faster to bring the technology to market and enable new business models and applications for IoT and beyond. Further collaborations between Iota and Volkswagen will be announced over the coming weeks.",
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            "input": "Democratic Comptroller Susana Mendoza blasted Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner for calling her a \"puppet\" of House Speaker Michael Madigan  saying the governor won’t accept responsibility for problems he’s created for Illinois.\n“To always say  first of all  that a strong  independent  outspoken woman who holds him accountable is a puppet of someone else  which is exactly what he did call me ... is just a condescending acknowledgment  frankly  that he cannot take criticism from anybody — much less than from a 5-foot-3 woman from Chicago ”  Mendoza  said on WGN 720-AM.\n Mendoza  defeated Rauner’s hand-picked appointee for the comptroller's office in a special election last year that was a proxy war for Rauner and Madigan. She is seeking a full four-year term next year and is being challenged by Republican Darlene Senger  a top aide in the governor's administration.\nOn Sunday   Mendoza  likened herself to holding a lifeline keeping Illinois’ finances from plummeting over a cliff while Rauner “is sitting there  kicking me  while I’m trying to hold on to the rope.”\n“When you screw up the state of Illinois to the extent that you have  take ownership of it. Act like a grown man and a grown adult. Don’t blame everybody else but yourself for your colossal failures ”  Mendoza  said. “ This governor  has a gene in  his  DNA code that does not allow  him  to take accountability or responsibility for any of the failures that  he  has imposed upon this state.” (Rick Pearson)",
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                "Susana Mendoza"
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            "input": "LOS ANGELES — Spencer Dinwiddie of the Brooklyn Nets won the skills challenge to kick off NBA All-Star Saturday.\n Spencer Dinwiddie . (Chris Pizzello/AP)\nEight players started the competition  with  Dinwiddie  and Markkanen advancing to the final.\nMarkkanen struggled passing the ball into the net  giving  Dinwiddie  a big lead.  Dinwiddie  dribbled down the floor and missed  his  first 3  but drained the next one to win.",
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                "Spencer Dinwiddie"
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            "input": "Thais put aside their political animosity Wednesday to honor the country's ailing monarch on the 60th anniversary of his coronation  and his rare public appearance inspired thousands lining the streets to chant \"Long Live the King!\"\n Protest leaders want Abhisit to specify the date that Parliament would be dissolved.\n The timing of the dissolution has been a crucial issue  and the Red Shirts rejected Abhisit's earlier offer to dissolve Parliament by the end of the year. Abhisit has said he wants enough time in office to pass a national budget for next year. But both sides want to be in control when a key reshuffle of top military posts occurs in September.\n The Red Shirt demonstrators -- consisting of supporters of Thaksin and others who believe the coup was a blow to democracy -- accuse Abhisit of taking power illegitimately through back-room deals and military pressure on legislators.\n Abhisit said his five-point plan takes into account the protesters' main grievances. It includes respect for the monarchy  reforms to resolve economic injustice  free but responsible media to be overseen by an independent watchdog agency  independent investigations of violent incidents connected with the protests  and amendment of the constitution to be more fair to all political parties.",
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                "Abhisit Vejjajiva",
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            "input": "Alena Berlanga   a Floresville resident who was monitoring the chaos on a police scanner and in Facebook community groups  said everyone knows everyone else in the sparsely populated county. Sutherland Springs has only a few hundred residents.\n\"This is horrific for our tiny little tight-knit town \" said  Alena Berlanga . \"Everybody's going to be affected and everybody knows someone who's affected \"  she  said.\nRegina Rodriguez arrived at the church a couple of hours after the shooting and walked up to the police barricade.  She  hugged a person  she  was with.  She  had been at an amusement park with  her  children when  she  heard of the shooting.\n She  said  her  father  51-year-old Richard Rodriguez  attends the church every Sunday  and  she  hadn't been able to reach him.  She  said  she  feared the worst.",
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                "Alena Berlanga"
            ]
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            "input": "Amtrak conductor Michael Case  said changes should be made to keep mentally unstable individuals from owning and having access to guns  though he stressed he does not want to infringe on Second Amendment rights.\nEdward Klein  80  has been charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery with a firearm. A DuPage County judge ruled him mentally unfit to stand trial. He has been in custody since he shot  Case  on May 16  while the train on which Klein was a passenger was stopped at the station near downtown Naperville.  Case   a Homewood resident  was severely wounded and hospitalized for several months.\nOn Dec. 18   Case  testified before a DuPage County judge  recounting the moment Klein  of West Allis  Wis.  shot the Amtrak conductor in the torso.\nWhile the judge weighs what to do with Klein   Case   a 46-year-old father of four is still recovering from the near-fatal incident  strengthened by the support and efforts of those both near and far.\nIn early January   Case  will have  his  third surgery since the May shooting. The procedure is to reconnect  his  small and large intestines. The shooting severely damaged  his  pancreas  and doctors removed  his  gall bladder completely.  Case  said a long scar now adorns  his  stomach.\nThe shooting and its aftermath radically changed his family life   Case  said. Instead of focusing on school  his children have devoted much of their energy to him  and his wife has taken significant time off from her job to be with him  he said.\nWhether  Case  will return to his job as a conductor — he worked Amtrak routes locally  in the Midwestand on the East coast for 10 years — remains to be seen  said  Case . He said he is seeing a therapist to help cope with anxiety that surfaced after the shooting  and he struggles with having people stand right behind him.\nWorking for Amtrak showed  Case  large swaths of the country  and he said he developed long-lasting friendships along the way. He called Amtrak \"a family.\"",
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                "Michael Case"
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            "input": "In November 2017   Reinhard  shared  his  farewell messages with 1 700 000 people over 5 days in Lagos  Nigeria. They documented 845 875 people who made salvation decisions. The new converts were ushered into 8 000 participating churches to be followed up and discipled into the kingdom of God. Hundreds of pastors reported that on the first Sunday after the crusade they were flooded with thousands of new church members! Many churches near the former crusade site began meeting together on the vacant field. People started streaming to these informal meetings and have been reporting healings and miracles that are still taking place!\nOnce when  Reinhard  was preaching at a meeting  some of the people did not believe in the power of the Holy Spirit. Suddenly  in the middle of his service   Reinhard  says the spirit of the Lord fell and people began rejoicing as they were filled with the Holy Spirit. As  he  looked around   Reinhard  says 3 or 4 people were standing and looking around instead of participating in the supernatural event.  He  says  “These people must be asbestos Christians. They were fireproof even when the fire of the Holy Spirit fell.”  Reinhard  says we need to be people who want to burn with the fire of the Holy Spirit.  He  reminds us that the book of Acts reads better than any modern-day novel.  Reinhard  points to the book of Mark 16:8 where the disciples  before Jesus ascended to heaven  did not believe. That unbelief is also shared in verse 13 – they did not believe. Then in verse 15  says Jesus said to them  Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature. In verse 20  the disciples went out and preached everywhere  the Lord working with them and confirming the Word through accompanying signs. Something happened between verse 14 and 20.  Reinhard  says the disciples walked out of weakness and arrived with the power to do what Jesus commissioned them to do. “Power is the essence of the Christian witness. Christianity is either supernatural or nothing at all.”\n Reinhard  says when  he  preaches the Gospel  it becomes an event.  He  says being baptized in the Spirit changes our very nature and surroundings.  He  likens the power of the Holy Spirit to an electric cable. It looks tame until it is touched. “Being filled with the Spirit is shown to have had a dynamic and energizing effect or power in the New Testament and in the lives of millions of people since then ”  he  says.\nReinhard Bonnke has been an evangelist to Africa since 1967 and is one of the world’s most successful promoters of the Christian message. Today  the Bonnke name is known around the globe and is synonymous with gigantic meetings in Africa where millions of people have been won to Christ – in a single meeting. Over 77 million people (and counting) in the last decade have committed their lives to Christ through his ministry. Men and women have been saved  delivered and literally rescued from certain death.  Reinhard ’s life story and mission to spread the Gospel is captivating  including one story of his team escaping by a breath  with only their lives intact  from the Muslim city of Kano  in Nigeria. The “fire” in Reinhard’s life refers to the continual partnership with and reliance on the Holy Spirit throughout his life and ministry.\nWhen  Reinhard  tells of God calling him to a life of evangelism  it seemed God laid out what would be expected of him.  Reinhard  told God that he would obey and follow what God was asking of him  and before this extended conversation ended  God told Reinhard  “You weren’t my first choice.”  Reinhard  listened. “You weren’t my second choice either.” Later  there was a time when  Reinhard  hesitated to schedule a specific crusade.  He  says as  he  wavered  “God said  ‘You drop the vision and I drop you.’” The evangelist attributes the tremendous responses he has seen in ministry to simple obedience to what God requires.\n Reinhard  says the crusades in Africa are always the same  and that’s a very good thing. They are always the same in that the Holy Spirit woos the large crowds  and then large numbers of people respond to the gospel message of salvation and finally  signs and wonders of all sorts follow the salvations. Blind eyes see  deaf ears hear  the lame give up crutches and wheel chairs and get up from sick beds. Those with incurable diseases are made whole and those with demonic oppressions and possessions are set totally free.  Reinhard  just obediently does what the Lord has called  him  to do.  He  preaches the truth of God’s Word and invites those in need to come.\n Reinhard  is the youngest son of a German pastor. He gave his life to the Lord at the age of nine and heard the call to the African mission fields before he was a teenager. After attending Bible college in Wales and pastoring in Germany for seven years  he began his missionary work in Africa.  Reinhard  began holding tent meetings that accommodated 800 people. As attendance steadily increased  larger tents had to be purchased. In 1984  he commissioned the construction of the world’s largest mobile structure -- a tent capable of seating 34 000. This tent was destroyed in a windstorm just before a major crusade. There was a question as to how to proceed. The team decided to hold the crusade “open air.” Instead of the expected 34 000 attendees  the event saw over 100 000 people  significantly more than the tent would have allowed. Crowds have been exceeding “tent” size ever since.\n Reinhard  founded Christ for all Nations with office locations in Johannesburg  South Africa; Frankfurt  Germany; Birmingham  United Kingdom; Ontario  London and Orlando  Florida.  Reinhard  passed the baton of ministry to  his  successor  Daniel Kolenda  who is now CEO and President of CfaN.",
            "output": [
                "Reinhard Bonnke"
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            "input": "The planned news conference from Sens. Richard Burr  R-N.C.  and Mark Warner  D-Va.  has been billed as a forum for the two panel leaders to give the public an interim status update on the committee's long-running investigation of allegations that Russia attempted to meddle in the 2016 U.S. elections  and that members of the Trump campaign may have colluded with Kremlin officials to improve their chance of victory. It is one of only a handful of public events the Senate Intelligence Committee has held in the nine months since commencing its probe.\nIn the course of that investigation  committee members and staff investigators have interviewed several members of the intelligence community and Trump's inner circle  mostly behind closed doors - including former campaign chief Paul Manafort and current senior adviser Jared Kushner  who is also President Donald Trump's son-in-law. They have also spoken with senior executives of social media companies like Facebook and Twitter  which carried many of the Russian-backed ads and falsified accounts that tried to exploit popular divisions in the run-up to the election. The committee is expected to continue those conversations in a public hearing with the tech giants early next month;  Burr  and Warner may share additional information about the social media-focused part of their probe on Wednesday.\nThe intelligence committee has had unprecedented access to classified files during the course of this investigation  and has spent significantly longer vetting the intelligence community's report than officials took to write it. Though  Burr  has set an aspirational deadline of wrapping up its probe by the end of the year   he  and Warner are not expected to release an interim report on Wednesday  according to sources familiar with their plans.\n Burr   Warner  and the spy chiefs they have called to testify before their panel in occasional public hearings have stressed that the 2016 election likely only emboldened Russia's resolve to meddle in future American elections  using similar tactics. Though 2018 is not a presidential election year  it could prove to be a pivotal contest for Congress - and the primary season begins in March  less than six months away.",
            "output": [
                "Richard Burr"
            ]
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            "input": "NEW YORK (AP) — Clearly not every actor suffered through lean times on  their  way up  but origin stories are full of tight-money moments nevertheless.\nPatrick Wilson said recently on the red carpet that he once scraped for change at the Lincoln Tunnel.  Greta Gerwig  said  her  bank account was nearly drained when  she  drove past a Los Angeles movie theater with  her  face on the marquee.\n Gerwig 's tight-money moment came after  she  appeared in the 2010 film \"Greenberg \" a turning point.\n\"I was staying in L.A. for auditions and I had no money. I had very little in my bank account and I had used the last of it to get a rental car  and I remember driving past a marquee in Los Feliz — there's a cinema there — and my face was on it and I didn't have a place to stay that night \"  Gerwig  said.",
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                "Gerwig"
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            "input": "Former President George W. Bush will be honored at West Point next week , according to a press release from the military academy . \nBush will be presented the award at a dinner ceremony Thursday , Oct. 19 , hosted by the U.S. Military Academy 's Association of Graduates following a parade open to the public . \nBush , 71 , will be presented the Thayer Award , which recognizes individuals whose service for the country reflects West Point 's motto of \"Duty , Honor , Country .\"",
            "output": [
                "George W Bush",
                "Bush"
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            "input": "Sep 26  2017; Jersey City  NJ  USA; U.S. Team assistant captain Tiger Woods during The Presidents Cup golf tournament at Liberty National Golf Course. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports\nJERSEY CITY  New Jersey (Reuters)  - Tiger Woods  said  he  was “optimistic” about  his  golfing future while at the same time publicly acknowledging what has been obvious for some time  that  he  might never return to competitive golf.\nThe American former world number one won the last of  his  14 major titles in 2008 and the 41-year-old has only played six competitive rounds in the past two years while trying to recover from multiple back surgeries.\n“Yeah  definitely. I don’t know what my future holds for me ”  he  said on Wednesday on the eve of the Presidents Cup when asked whether there was a scenario that would not allow  him  to compete again.\n“I don’t know what 100 percent (healthy) means after eight surgeries  but I’ll try and get as close as I can to that number ”  Woods  added.\n Woods  was peppered with questions during a news conference with his three assistant Presidents Cup captains and the four International assistants  who often looked bored at the focus stayed on the second most prolific major champion of all time.\nSep 26  2017; Jersey City  NJ  USA;  U.S. Team assistant captain Tiger Woods  during The Presidents Cup golf tournament at Liberty National Golf Course. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports\n Woods  seemed destined to become the most prolific major winner of all time when he won the 2008 U.S. Open  moving within four titles of the record of 18 held by Jack Nicklaus.",
            "output": [
                "Tiger Woods"
            ]
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            "input": "The Court of Arbitration for Sport has confirmed that it has begun proceedings against  Russian curler Aleksandr Krushelnitckii  who won a bronze medal in curling as part of the Olympic Athletes from Russia team at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics .\n Krushelnitckii  finished third in the mixed-doubles curling tournament  competing with  his  wife and teammate  Anastasia Bryzgalova.\nNews that  Krushelnitckii 's \"A\" doping control sample had failed a doping test for meldonium first came out on Sunday; his second \"B\" sample was opened and tested on Monday – and hours later  the CAS said that its anti-doping division was opening a case against the curler.\nFurther to a request from the International Olympic Committee (IOC)  the CAS ADD has initiated a procedure involving the athlete Aleksandr Krushelnitckii (mixed curling; OAR). No hearing date has been fixed yet and no further information will be provided at this point.",
            "output": [
                "Aleksandr Krushelnitckii"
            ]
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            "input": "A high-level delegation headed by Wang Gang  vice chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference National Committee and member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee  arrived here on Wednesday afternoon to for a four-day friendship visit to Kenya.\n\"Our bilateral relations is very cordial as this has been demonstrated by sincere trust and mutual cooperation between the two countries \" Wang Gang said in talks with Kenyan Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka.\nHe said the Sino-Kenyan ties have witnessed great development of friendship and successful cooperation in such fields as politics  infrastructure and trade  as well as mutual support in international affairs.\nWang said the two countries have respected and accommodated each other's core interests and major concerns.\nFor his part  Musyoka expressed thanks for China's assistance for Kenya in the past years and briefed Wang on Kenya's efforts to push forward regional peace  stability and integration.",
            "output": [
                "Wang Gang"
            ]
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            "input": "CLOSE Amid public outcry and protest  Tennessee backed out of a deal to hire  Greg Schiano  as its new football coach. USA TODAY  Sports\nOhio state defensive coordinator Greg Schiano  runs on to the field before  his  team's game against Rutgers. (Photo: Mel Evans  AP)\nIn a stunning turn of events Sunday evening  Tennessee and Ohio State defensive coordinator  Greg Schiano  backed out of a deal for  him  to become the Volunteers football coach after unprecedented social media backlash to reports  including one from USA TODAY Sports  that the hire was imminent.\nWOLKEN: Meltdown over potential hiring of  Schiano  is bad look for Tennessee\nTennessee athletics director John Currie flew to Columbus  Ohio  on Sunday in hopes of culminating the deal and bringing  Schiano  back to Knoxville for a news conference. The paperwork was in the process of being finalized when the decision was made to reassess the situation.\nPart of the backlash stems from  Schiano 's connection to Penn State and Jerry Sandusky. Testimony that was unsealed last year detailed former Penn State assistant coach Mike McQueary's claim that he heard that Schiano  who was an assistant with the Nittany Lions  had witnessed Sandusky \"doing something\" to a boy in the shower.",
            "output": [
                "Greg Schiano"
            ]
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            "input": "Beware  though: “All those transactions go into your tax return ” says  Bryan Skarlatos  a lawyer who specializes in tax issues at Kostelanetz & Fink .\n Skarlatos  is sounding the alarm on the issue because few people realize that the Internal Revenue Service does not view bitcoins as a currency like the dollars in your wallet. Instead bitcoins are treated as “property ” which means they’re subject to capital gains taxes.\nYou’re technically required to list every purchase you made in any given year with bitcoins  outlining the capital gain or loss from selling the digital currency to make the transaction  “no matter how small ”  Skarlatos  says.\nOn a larger scale  it’s another issue that can hold back the mainstream appeal of a tool like bitcoin. Complications such as this tax rule prevent it from growing as an everyday option for purchases. Ease of use gives bitcoins “value ” adds  Skarlatos . The more difficult it is to use  the more bitcoins’ ultimate value suffers.",
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            "input": "Advertisement - Continue Reading Below\nAustralian film producer Jan Chapman  said  she  was \"devastated\" after  her  picture was used to show the late Janet Patterson  a costume designer who passed away in October 2015 and had worked on movies such as The Piano and Bright Star.\nWhile Patterson's name and occupation were correct in the montage tribute to  her   the picture was most definitely not.\n\"I was devastated by the use of my image in place of my great friend and long-time collaborator Janet Patterson  \" Chapman  told Variety of the error.\n\"I had urged  her  agency to check any photograph which might be used and understand that they were told that the Academy had it covered.\"\n\"Janet was a great beauty and four-time Oscar nominee and it is very disappointing that the error was not picked up. I am alive and well and an active producer. \"\nChapman  has been involved in movies such as Lantana and Holy Smoke  and  she  had actually worked with Patterson on The Piano.",
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            "input": "Bill Polian   Hall of Fame executive.  His  status as a prognosticator is less solid. (NFL Network)\n Bill Polian’s  track record is undeniable. As general manager of the Buffalo Bills   he  cobbled together the lineups that advanced to four straight Super Bowls. With  Polian  at the personnel helm  the expansion Carolina Panthers advanced to the NFC championship game in just their second year of existence.  Polian  then concluded  his  career by shaping the Indianapolis Colts into a Super Bowl winner.\n He ’s in  the Hall of Fame  and deserves to be  even if  his  post-football career as an ESPN analyst has been  shall we say  slightly less successful in the prediction department.\n Polian ’s latest forecast involves Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson  who  he  says is too short — at 6-foot-3 — and not accurate enough to be a successful NFL quarterback.\n“I think wide receiver ”  he  said  when asked about what NFL position Jackson should play Monday on ESPN’s “Golic and Wingo.” “Exceptional athlete  exceptional ability to make you miss  exceptional acceleration  exceptional instinct with the ball in his hand  and that ’s  rare for wide receivers. That ’s  [Steelers wideout Antonio Brown] and who else  name me another one who’s like that  right? Julio [Jones] is not like that. This guy is incredible in the open field and [has] a great ability to separate and  again  he’s short and a little bit slight and clearly  clearly not the thrower that the other guys are. His accuracy isn’t there  so I would say  don’t wait to make that change  don’t be like the kid from Ohio State [Terrelle Pryor] and be 29 when you make the change.”\nAnyway  it wouldn’t be the first time  Polian  has been wrong.\n Polian  on Johnny Manziel\n Bill Polian : Johnny Manziel has magic. If you're in the Browns draft room  you owe it to the fans to consider taking him at 4. #SXMNFL — SiriusXM NFL Radio (@SiriusXMNFL) April 30  2014\n Polian  on Deshaun Watson\n Polian  on Robert Griffin III\n Polian  on Kirk Cousins and the Redskins",
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            "input": "Beyond the question of James and whether it 's hard to be his teammate , there are basketball mysteries that will matter much more : Will new addition Jae Crowder help the Cavaliers ' 22nd-ranked defense improve in this regular season ? \n; Will Isaiah Thomas ' ailing hip be better anytime soon so he can fill Irving 's role as James ' worthy sidekick ? \n; Will the Cavs swap their prized 2018 first round pick from Brooklyn for another star as a way of convincing James to re-sign in free agency next summer ? \nCavs forward LeBron James -LRB- 23 -RRB- high fives forward Kevin Love -LRB- 0 -RRB- during the second half against the Boston Celtics in game two of the Eastern conference finals of the NBA Playoffs at TD Garden . \n.@KyrieIrving on why he did n't inform LeBron James that he wanted out of Cleveland . \nRight about the time Kyrie Irving was dissecting his departure from Cleveland with ESPN 's \"First Take\" crew during a Monday visit in Bristol , Ct. , Cavaliers pals LeBron James and Kevin Love were strolling the beautiful UCLA campus after their latest offseason workout . \nOnly James knows if the timing of his latest Instagram story was intentional , but it was impossible not to notice the polar-opposite messaging . \nSome 3,000 miles to the West , James and Love - having clearly evolved from those days where their relationship was the one being analyzed -- were looking like the NBA 's version of Bert and Ernie . \nIn one corner , you had Irving making it clear that his relationship with James was n't good enough to warrant a conversation about the late July trade request that led to his exit to Boston . \nThe notion of James as anything other than a world-class friend and teammate was nowhere to be found . \nStephen A. Smith , to Irving : \"Did you speak to LeBron James , or talk to LeBron James , before you or your representatives met with ownership and let them know that you wanted out ?\" \nI really do ,\" James says to the Bruin alum during their lifting session . \n\"Incoming freshman , here shadowing , you know , the upper classmen ; he 's showing me around campus right now ,\" James says with a smile as they walk . \nKevin Love brought LeBron James to UCLA for a workout and campus tour . \n; Will Irving mesh with Gordon Hayward , Al Horford & Co. and help end James ' string of seven consecutive trips to the Finals ?",
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            "input": "Tom Petty  middle-aged and mid-career in the middle of the grunge decade   released Wildflowers   one of  his  best albums  turning radios loud.\nIn 1993  shortly after the Smashing Pumpkins’ Siamese Dream and Nirvana’s In Utero dropped  a lot of kids in the ‘90s got their first taste of next-era Tom Petty with the single “Mary Jane’s Last Dance” from the Heartbreakers’ Greatest Hits set. But many of those new fans probably didn't have a full-length introduction to  Petty  until  his  1994 solo album Wildflowers. They might’ve even ordered it through the mail-order BMG Music Service (12 CDs for $.01!) like I did. Two decades after  his  and the Heartbreakers’ first Top 40 record  there was Petty  mid-career  singing about middle age and slamming onto the charts with “You Don’t Know How It Feels.” The album's biggest single  with its literally head-spinning music video  lured young stans who  at the time  didn’t know their Damn the Torpedoes from their Full Moon Fever  but certainly knew how to groove to its harmonious chorus: “Let’s get to the point / Let’s ro-o-oll another joint.”\nBy the early '90s  Petty’s brand of rock ‘n’ roll had garnered enough superlatives to fill a tour bus. His middle-American  “heartland” rock packed venues on the coasts as much as he was the medium markets where there are no airports. Pre-legacy  classic  AOR  accessible radio rock. And “It’s Good to Be King” was the epitome of the 15-song Wildflowers album  Petty's first of three with producer Rick Rubin. Like so many great Tom Petty songs  it had a guitar solo you can sing (bir-nirnir-niiiiiir)  with the added bonus of a Rubin-esque sparkle of strings (bah-dah-nah-nah-nah-nah-daaaaah). Petty had jacked in this pop-rock ballad somewhere between the jaunty minimalism of the album’s opener and its piano-led waltz  closer “Wake Up Time.”\nThe music video for “It’s Good to Be King ” which was released in 1995  was directed by Peter Care  who’d recently finished up the visuals on R.E.M.’s “What’s the Frequency  Kenneth?” For Petty's video  Care filmed couples  the middle-class and funky outsiders throughout the world  in portraits  cryptically wearing backstories on their costume sleeves. A trailer park lord plucked toys from floodwater and a pretty lady writhed awkwardly in a quirkily decorated bedroom. They were royals and royal-wannabes   Petty  chief among them in  his  jean jacket with a collar that couldn’t decide if it wanted to point up or down. “It’s good to be king / Of your own little town … Can I help it if I / Still dream time to time ” he cynically sang of self-delusion. It was a public reflection on feeling like the master of a private fantastic dominion  an addendum to the refrain “You don’t know how it feels / To be meeee” still ringing in the ears. And if Petty’s sincere voice fooled you out of thinking he lacked adequate sarcasm  you could skip to two tracks later on Wildflowers  to “Honey Bee ” a blues-schlocker where Petty’s basic-ass genius afforded him to rhyme “trance” with “pants.” He called back to this whole master concept: \"She LIKE to call me King BEE \" he yawped  and you could practically imagine the shit-eating smirk on his face and those big teeth bracing over murmuring M's and hard E's — \"Mah little honey bee...\"\nThat was some of Petty’s magic  hiding something exotic and distinctive in plain sight  as personal as he was populist. He gathered a lot from his Traveling Wilburys contemporaries  like the mystical George Harrison and the cheeky Bob Dylan. But with the eclectic Wildflowers  one of the best albums of his career  he managed to carve out his own cool little lane for his next 23 years. That same year  in 1994  Johnny Cash also entered into Rick Rubin’s atmosphere with American Recordings; two years later Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were the backing band on Cash's follow-up American II: Unchained  and the group sounded fucking awesome. As the Man in Black was initializing his descent into his final decade — the wits and hurt of age setting into his vocals — the Heartbreakers were arguably peak Heartbreakers. I like to think each artist paid witness to the other’s evolution  passing through and yet part of the other’s tradition for always.\nThat’s how it is with big artists like Cash and Petty  who had just finished his 40th-anniversary tour with the Heartbreakers when he died. For many fans  that was 40 years of traditions  of entry and re-entry through the band’s low-barrier-for-entry entry  whether through a benign drug reference or familiar riffs — American  Flirtin’  Draggin’  Wreckin’  Savin’  Breakin’. As the man clearly had no problem with things being too on-the-nose — he literally performed the “Learning to Fly” music video on the wings of an airplane — it wouldn’t be too dubious to say  Tom Petty  might have actually been a king. And  he  was good.",
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            "input": "Two recent books look at the very human (sometimes all-too-human) process of trying to make sense of the known universe:  The Un-Discovered Islands: An Archipelago of Myths and Mysteries  Phantoms and Fakes  by Malachy Tallack  and The Planet Factory: Exoplanets and the Search for a Second Earth  by Elizabeth Tasker .  They 're so stylistically and scientifically disparate as to seem unrelated  but reading  them  in close succession makes for something greater than the sum of its parts — a joint atlas of human guesses in a world that seems destined to confound us.\n Elizabeth Tasker  knows all about that; The Planet Factory is all about the formation of worlds humanity might never clap eyes on. And if you're hoping for definitive answers about how things work closer to home  think again;  Tasker 's very clear that the scientific method is as often about being proven wrong. \"The problem (and there is always a problem)\" isn't just an aside on a particular theory  but a thesis for the field. This is a book about trying to map unknown seas in real time; the ghosts of the sailors peering into the dawn looking for Thule live in every telescopic survey.\nThe Planet Factory can feel intimidating; certainly you must come to it wanting to know everything there is to know about making planets  and hang in there as long as you can before the variables overwhelm you. ( Tasker  offers easy analogies by the handful  and while at first they may seem too easy  you'll appreciate them by the time you're trying to understand the optimum timing of planetary migration.)\nThe Planet Factory Exoplanets and the Search for a Second Earth by Elizabeth Tasker Hardcover  336 pages   purchase close overlay Buy Featured Book Your purchase helps support NPR programming. How?",
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            "input": "The California wildfires were still raging last fall as Jennifer Bilstein and her 15-year-old son inched their way down Highway 101  a two-hour drive in ordinary times that took four hours through the smoke-filled air and yellow sky. She was determined to get  Jacob  to  his  doctor's appointment on time.\nIt was  his  second visit to the adolescent gender clinic  where  Jacob - a  shy boy with pink cheeks  a cowlick and black oversize glasses - was being medically evaluated to begin taking testosterone.\n He  had already gone through puberty as a girl  an experience that made  him  conclude  he  had been born into the wrong gender. \"I was always uncomfortable calling myself 'she' or 'her ' \"  he  explained. \"It made my skin crawl.\"\nAt 13   Jacob - then  called Samantha - had informed  his  mother  sending her the news in a Facebook message after being dropped off at school one morning in Ukiah  one of Northern California's iconic hippie towns.\nAs she spoke  her child studied his hands  legs swinging back and forth under the examining table. \"But the reality is that  Jacob 's my child  and regardless of gender or whatever  my child always comes first in my life \" she said. \"And realistically  it's not about me. It's about Jake.\"\nIt is also one of the busiest  encompassing four disciplines: Medical  mental health  patient advocacy and legal services. Although surgery is not available at the center  its clinicians maintain close ties with local surgeons to whom they refer patients upon request. On the day that  Jacob  arrived for  his  appointment  the examining rooms were filled with 15 elementary schoolchildren  adolescents and teenagers who had traveled from as far away as Hawaii and Sweden and as nearby as the Bay Area. All were seeking a change in their physical sex characteristics to align with their gender identity.\n Family Photo Jacob Bilstein  went through puberty as a girl named Samantha.  Jacob Bilstein  went through puberty as a girl named Samantha. (Family Photo) (Family Photo)",
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            "input": "Germany's Audi has abandoned plans to sell its Italian motorcycle brand Ducati  its chief executive Rupert Stadler said  in a sign of confidence that the carmaker expects to be able to carry the costs of its transformation.\nSteps to reduce costs by 10 billion euros ($11.8 billion)  cut red tape and deepen ties with fellow Volkswagen-owned brand Porsche are \"gradually increasing our financial and organizational leeway for the strategic realignment \" chief executive  Rupert Stadler  told reporters.\nThere is  therefore  no economic need to sell Ducati   Stadler  said. Volkswagen asked banks to evaluate options for Ducati and transmissions maker Renk earlier this year as seeks to become more nimble in its shift towards electric and self-driving cars following its diesel emissions cheating scandal.\n\"I can assure you that Ducati belongs to the Audi family \" said  Stadler . \"Ducati is the perfect implementation of our premium philosophy in the world of motorbikes.\"\nWhile pushing the costly shift to zero-emissions and autonomous technologies  holding on to the profitable Ducati division and the lucrative Lamborghini brand has become more important   Stadler  said.\n\"Looking after a premium bouquet is as difficult as the work of a gardener \"  Stadler  said. \"Therefore I am pleased with every new flower  with every promising new branch \" he added  predicting Lamborghini's sales would double on the back of its new sport-utility vehicle.\nSeparately   Stadler  said Audi will spend nearly half a billion euros over the next eight years on training staff for the digital age  with steps to develop as well as hire experts such as automotive app-designers and car robotics specialists.",
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            "input": "Minnie Mouse finally got  her  due on Monday afternoon   earning a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame 40 years after  her  male counterpart   Mickey Mouse . Bob Iger   chairman and chief executive officer of The Walt Disney Company   and \" American Idol \" judge Katy Perry were on - hand for the festivities and gave brief remarks about  Minnie Mouse  before  her  star was unveiled . Leron Gubler   the president and CEO of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce   also declared Jan .  22 Minnie Mouse Day in Hollywood  . \" I ' m so grateful and I want to thank all my friends from around the world . And Mickey   I ' m so happy you ' re here to share  this wonderful day  with me  \"  Minnie Mouse  said . \" This really is the best day ever !\"  Minnie Mouse  first appeared in the 1928 film \" Steamboat Willie \" and since then   has been in more than 70 movies   Iger said . However   many Disney characters received stars before  she  did   including Donald Duck   Tinkerbelle   Winnie the Pooh   Snow White and Kermit the Frog . Speaking to Minnie Mouse ' s lengthy career in Hollywood   Iger called  her  \" the official first lady of the Walt Disney Company \" and said the honor was well - deserved . Walt Disney Family Foundation \" Minnie can hold her own in any situation  \" he said . \" She ' s bopped more than one bully on the head and come to Mickey ' s rescue quite a few times !\" Meanwhile   Perry   who wore polka dots in homage to Minnie Mouse   gushed over how nice it has been to visit with her at Disney parks around the world over the years . \" It ' s always so comforting to see her face  \" she said . \" Seeing Minnie is like returning home . It is a special skill to bring joy to so many and she does it with an effortless bat of a lash .\" Walt Disney Archives   Photo Library Disney is the parent company of ABC News .",
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            "input": "Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas  thinks Ferrari needs to go electric to survive.\n Morgan Stanley auto analyst Adam Jonas  is to be commended for pushing an investment thesis on the future of mobility so out-there that it's difficult for the rest of Wall Street to keep up.\nBut sometimes  Jonas  pushes too far  as  he  did on Thursday in a research note about Ferrari and the prospects for the exotic Italian automaker switching from gas engines  with their succulent Ferrari scream  to all-electric powertrains.\n Jonas  raises a thornier conundrum:\n Jonas  then makes a second classic error when looking at Ferrari  comparing it to the Tesla Model S in terms of acceleration.\n Jonas  thinks  he 's being stoutly contrarian in arguing that Ferrari must be seriously thinking about going electric  despite an all-electric future being pretty speculative at this point (hardly beside the point  with a $100 price target of Ferrari and an \"Overweight\" rating — the stock is now trading at $114 — Jonas appears to be building a bear case).\nWhat  Jonas  and all of Wall Street fails to understand is that Ferrari is art  at many levels. And art doesn't care to survive just so investors can make money no matter what happens.",
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            "input": "After discounting Manafort's indictment as irrelevant and shrugging off Papadopoulos' guilty plea with an \"everybody makes mistakes\" ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯  Fox News host Sean Hannity turned to the person whose crimes he thought investigators should be focusing on:  President Hillary Clinton .\nBut  his  call out of  Clinton  didn't necessarily go as planned...\nYep  he called Hillary Clinton the President on air. (If you care to listen to Hannity's dulcet tones  the President  Clinton  slip comes in around 3:20.)\nEven better  he started to say \" Hillary Clinton \" then STOPPED and CORRECTED to \"President Clinton\" — Some nerdy chick (@imightbenerdy) October 31  2017\nNow Hannity promises \"incontrovertible evidence\" about alleged  Clinton  crimes regarding uranium sales to Putin. \"Few in the media will touch this story \" Hannity says. Well  here's what happened when @JoyAnnReid touched it yesterday [Link] — Marc Caputo (@MarcACaputo) October 31  2017\nFox News: President Hillary Clinton arrested on Russian pizza collusion pedophilia emails charges! — OhNoSheTwitnt (@OhNoSheTwitnt) October 30  2017\nSean Hannity just called  Hillary  “President Clinton” — if he’s privy to some info we’re not  I’m open to it. — Sarah Wood (@sarahwoodwriter) October 31  2017\nReally inappropriate of President Clinton to go on a book tour in the middle of  her  first term. — Molly (@isteintraum) October 31  2017\nRecently Hillary Clinton  a private citizen  told attendees at her book tour that with Fox News' focus on her  instead of on the Mueller investigation and Trump administration  it \"appears they don't know I'm not President.\" The jab is made only more hilarious with Hannity's word vomit.\nHannity  just after calling her \"President Clinton \" is now going after  Hillary  for making a joke about how Fox News thinks  she 's president. — Brian Tashman (@briantashman) October 31  2017\nHere is Sean Hannity  apparently living in an alternate universe  talking about  \"President\" Hillary Clinton . These people have lost it. 😂 pic.twitter.com/JByC2zoyFa — Josh Sánchez (@jnsanchez) October 31  2017 Clinton    for her r part  is painfully aware of the actual Trump presidency universe she e's living in. On Oct. 28  when Nate Silver marked the anniversary of the Comey letter (which Clinton n partially attributes her r election loss) on Twitter  she e had this perfect response.\nOh is that today? [Link] — Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 29  2017",
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            "input": "Beto O'Rourke Statement : Says \"the latest polls show us tied neck-and-neck\" with Sen. Ted Cruz . \nA West Texas Democrat seeking to represent the state in the U.S. Senate asserts that he 's already running even with incumbent Ted Cruz . \nWe asked Mike Baselice of Austin , a pollster for Republican clients who 's not working for Cruz , to assess the April poll results . \nIn a Facebook post , El Paso U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke 's campaign said : \"Beto O'Rourke out-raised Senator Ted Cruz in the second financial quarter without taking a DIME from PACs , and the latest polls show us tied neck-and-neck .\" \nBlank noted that among the 37 percent of respondents who did not choose between Cruz and O'Rourke , 36 percent identified as moderates , 33 percent identified as conservatives , and 19 percent identified as liberals . \nO'Rourke indeed raised more money than Cruz from April through June 2017 , but Cruz , a Republican , ended the quarter with a balance of $ 5.7 million in campaign cash compared with O'Rourke 's $ 1.9 million . \nBaselice suggested that the poll showed Cruz and O'Rourke with identical levels of support because it surveyed too few Republicans considering the actual Texas electorate . \nLet 's focus the Truth-O-Meter this time on whether the latest polls show O'Rourke \"tied neck-and-neck\" with Cruz . \nTo our inquiry , Jody Casey of O'Rourke 's campaign sent us a web link to an April 2017 USA Today Network news story headlined , \"O'Rourke , Castro running even with Cruz , poll shows .\" \n-LRB- U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro , D-San Antonio , subsequently said he would n't be challenging Cruz . -RRB- \nIn contrast , the poll found 37 percent of respondents with a favorable view of Cruz , 12 percent neither favorable or unfavorable and 45 percent unfavorable -- with 6 percent not knowing or having no opinion . \nAccording to the story , a statewide poll of 1,000 adults commissioned by the Texas Lyceum , a leadership group , found 30 percent of respondents favoring Cruz , 30 percent backing O'Rourke . \nO'Rourke said , \"the latest polls show us tied neck-and-neck\" with Cruz . \nFor the full skinny , we turned to the Lyceum 's post about the poll , which specifies that it was conducted statewide April 3-9 , 2017 , and that 890 respondents who self-identified as registered voters answered this question : \"If the 2018 election for Senate were held today , would you vote for the Republican Ted Cruz , the Democrat Beto O'Rourke , or have n't you thought enough about it ?\" \nThat poll did n't ask people to pick between Cruz and O'Rourke . \nThe April poll \"is mainly a reflection of name identification and voter attitudes about\" Cruz , he said . \nWhen they choose to tune into the race , they are going to be predisposed towards supporting Cruz over O'Rourke .\"",
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            "input": "Green Day is teaming up with  Miranda Lambert  for a revised version of \"Ordinary World \" a song originally released on the band's 2016 album  Revolution Radio. The re-recorded track will appear on next month's Greatest Hits: God's Favorite Band as a duet  with  Lambert  and Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong sharing lead vocals.\nRelated Miranda Lambert Plots 2018 Livin' Like Hippies Tour Jon Pardi joins Grammy winner for 23-city trek with special guest appearances by Brent Cobb  Lucie Silvas and Charlie Worsham\nThe pairing of a punk-pop band with a mainstream country headliner isn't as incongruous as it might look.  Lambert  and Armstrong previously swapped harmonies at the 2014 Grammy Awards  where the two singers paid tribute to the late Phil Everly with an acoustic performance of the Everly Brothers' 1960 hit \"When Will I Be Loved.\" One year earlier  Armstrong performed a similar mix of mid-century country music and harmony-heavy folk on Foreverly  his duets album with Norah Jones.\n21. \"Ordinary World: (featuring Miranda Lambert)",
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            "input": "Both options were in place on Wednesday when  Sen. Marco Rubio   R-Fla.  appeared on Politico Playbook to discuss his ideas on tax reform. In that interview  he introduced an odd contradiction that few have followed.\n\"The driver of the debt is the structure of Social Security and Medicare for future beneficiaries \" said  Rubio . (22:34)\nThe Social Security Administration expects about half of the people turning 70 today will be alive in 2034 when current law would forcibly reduce paychecks.  Rubio  specifically defines approaching retirement as those people who are 47 and older. The fact is that even under optimistic assumptions; Social Security will restructure the benefits irresponsibly of future retirees long before  Rubio  would.\nAgainst this backdrop   Sen. Rubio  wants to make the payroll tax refundable against the child tax credit  which currently offsets up to $1 000 of income taxes. In other words  the government should pay for the contributions to Social Security of select voters. Of course  expanding this credit in this fashion implies a structural change to Social Security that will mean that the program will add to the debt on a dollar for dollar basis of the applied credit.",
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            "input": "\"We had a fundamental belief that  if people found games at their fingertips  if you really reduced the barriers to entry to games and you made them social  then a much larger group would engage \" said Mark Pincus   44  who founded Zynga in January 2007 .\nHe was indisputably farsighted in recognizing the opportunity  and has been rewarded with a company that could pull down a half billion in revenue in its fourth year. There's rampant speculation the company will go public  an event that would propel Pincus into the leagues of the region's superrich.\nZynga boasts 208.8 million active players per month on Facebook  and could reach $500 million in revenue this year  estimates research firm Inside Network . The company has been profitable since it was nine months old  Pincus said.\nIn a blog post following the TechCrunch articles  Pincus stressed that the company worked hard to remove \"bad offers\" and said the worst offender had been permanently banned before the articles appeared. He committed to take additional steps to prevent questionable ads.\n\"The ads involved were created by third parties  not Zynga  and were removed more than a year ago  before the case was filed \" he said.\nShortly after the flareup over the lead generation offers  an online video came to light that suggested the company had knowingly allowed such ads. It showed Pincus speaking at a Berkeley event in 2009.\n\"I funded the company myself but I did every horrible thing in the book to just get revenues right away \" he said. \"I mean we gave our users poker chips if they downloaded this wiki toolbar.\"\n\"I downloaded it once  I couldn't get rid of it  \" he said. \"We did anything possible to just get revenues so that we could grow and be a real business.\"\n\"We want to build an Internet treasure \" Pincus replied. \"We want to build one of the trusted brands on the Internet. If you look at our actions  they speak louder than our words and hopefully louder than my bad words.\"\nPincus  who previously founded Freeloader  Support.com and Tribe.net.\nHe also suspected the most engaged users would be willing to pay money for virtual goods like coins  tractors or weapons that allowed them to more rapidly advance or \"level up\" in the games  or simply enjoy them more.\nHe was right.\nPincus and other executives say they outmaneuvered the marketplace by designing better games  adjusting them based on how people were actually playing  and spending heavily on technology  customer service and marketing.",
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            "input": "Mike Lawlor  undersecretary for Criminal Justice Policy and Planning in Connecticut   says the delay is unusual and unexplained. Last year Connecticut received about $2.6 million in JAG grants.\n\"Every single state gets one of these grants and this year not a single state has gotten it and we have repeatedly asked the Department of Justice what's going on \"  Lawlor  said. \"They consistently can't or won't answer the question so we don't know. We assume it's because they have concerns about sanctuary cities around the country.\"\nAt this point though  the DOJ hasn't just missed the disbursement date. States have not even been notified of the grant award  which usually happens around April or May  according to  Lawlor .\n\"There's going to be more steps that have to take place before the money's actually received  and typically it's about six months from the date of the award until the date you get the check  \" Lawlor  said. \"And it's important to keep in mind  this is going on in every state in the country. The reddest of red states  you know  Mississippi  Alabama  they're having the same problem.\"",
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            "input": "Nashville Mayor Megan Barry  has admitted that  she  had an extramarital affair with the former head of  her  security detail.\n\"I'm embarrassed  and I am sad  and I am so sorry for all the pain that I have caused my family and his family \"  she  said at a news conference Wednesday. \"I know that God will forgive me  but that Nashville doesn't have to. ... I hope that I can earn your trust back and that you will forgive me.\"\nBarry has stated that  she  will not take leave or resign over the affair  as Nashville Public Radio reported. \"I made a serious mistake  but this is not a tragedy \"  she  said.\nThis comes at a politically sensitive moment for the mayor  as  she  tries to persuade the city's voters to endorse a $5.4 billion transit infrastructure plan. That measure will be voted on in a May referendum.\n Barry  has also recently faced personal tragedy —  her  only son died in July of a drug overdose.\n She  has denied improper use of taxpayer money during the affair with  her  security head  identified by the Tennessean as Metro police Sgt. Robert Forrest Jr.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Moore  said analysts have been ratcheting up their earnings forecasts based on what companies said during earnings season. The expectation is that earnings growth this year could now be 19 percent. Sixty percent of S&P 500 companies provided guidance that exceeded expectations.\nBlackRock monitors earnings revisions  which can be a key indicator for the market  and the percent of positive revisions is at a record pace. They are now running at a rate of two upgrades for every downgrade  or a ratio of 2. That ratio has averaged 0.8 based in the data which goes back to 1988   Moore  said.\n\"What happened to the U.S. on the back of tax cuts and fiscal stimulus is something we've never observed \"  she  said. All regions are showing improvements in positive earnings revisions but nothing like the U.S. Europe also has solid earnings momentum but it lags the U.S.  and higher revisions in Japan are \"noisy.\"\n She  added: \"While we are really making this constructive call on the U.S.  in the next three to six months we do recognize the pace of upgrades and the pace of earnings growth will likely slow. We will have to watch very closely...We are on a rocket ship at the moment.\"\nBut  Moore  said the landing does not have to be messy. \"It can take off with a bang. I don't know if ends with a bang. Rockets can come down and land gracefully  if they're well engineered \"  she  said.\n\"This is a very different cycle  at a time when fundamentals are already solid \" said  Moore . \"We will have to be very vigilant and try to stay focused not just on what happens to earnings but as to what happens with inflation pressures  and the impact that could have on margins. The big risk is inflationary pressure eroding margins.\"\n Moore  said  her  favorite sectors are technology and financials. Technology should gain from increased spending by corporations  benefiting from tax law changes.  She  said the other boosts to the market from tax law changes should be more corporate buybacks and acquisitions.",
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            "input": "Says he ‘probably’ has ‘a very good relationship’ with  Kim \nPresident Donald Trump refused to say whether he has spoken directly with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in an interview on Thursday  but said he “probably” has “a very good relationship” with the dictator.\n“I don’t want to comment on it ” Trump told the Wall Street Journal after he was asked directly if he had spoken with  Kim . “I’m not saying I have or haven’t. I just don’t want to comment.”\nDirect talks between the U.S. president and  Kim  would be unprecedented. No conversation has been publicly reported between any sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader in decades  if ever.\nTrump’s relationship with  Kim  has been primarily distinguished by escalating barbs and insults. North Korea’s aggressive pursuit of a ballistic missile capable of hitting the U.S. with a nuclear warhead has emerged as the president’s most fraught foreign crisis.\nTrump has mocked  Kim ’s weight and called him “little rocket man” in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly. He quipped on social media last week that the “nuclear button” on his desk was larger than that of the North Korean leader.  Kim  has dismissed Trump as a “dotard” and “frightened dog” in public statements.\nWhite House spokespeople didn’t immediately respond to questions about whether Trump and  Kim  had spoken.\nTrump has said North Korea won’t be allowed to develop a nuclear missile capable of striking the U.S.  and has threatened war if economic sanctions and negotiations can’t avert  Kim ’s ambitions for such a weapon.\n Kim  has vowed never to give up  his  country’s nuclear weapons  regarding them as  his  last line of defense against a U.S. invasion. Technically  South Korea and the U.S. remain at war with North Korea after the Korean War ended in 1953 with an armistice instead of a peace treaty.",
            "output": [
                "Kim Jong Un"
            ]
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            "input": "Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam announced on Thursday that  he  will not run for the Republican nomination to replace retiring Senator Bob Corker (R-TN) in the 2018 election.\n“ Gov Bill Haslam  will not run for the U.S. Senate seat held by retiring Sen. Bob Corker  leaving U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn as the likely frontrunner  if  she  chooses to run ” The Tennessean reported on Thursday morning:\nThe governor  who is term-limited  made the announcement Thursday in a news release. “While Crissy and I will always be grateful for all of the encouragement and support to run for the United States Senate  I am announcing today that I will not be a candidate for Senate in 2018 ”  Haslam  said in a statement.\nThe full statement  released by the governor’s office Thursday morning  offered this explanation of  his  decision not to run for the United States Senate in 2018:\n Haslam ’s announcement comes in the wake of a recent series of articles at Breitbart News that highlighted  his  political vulnerabilities:\nWhile conservatives have been coalescing around a potential candidacy of Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN-07)   Haslam’s  decision not to run leaves a void that the establishment Republicans in the state are likely to fill with another candidate.",
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            "input": "“The kids in this community loved him. They adored him. He was one of the greatest people I knew. He was a phenomenal man ” he said during a news conference Thursday. “When  Aaron Feis  died  when  he  was killed — tragically  inhumanely —  he  did  it  protecting others. You can guarantee that because that’s who  Aaron Feis  was.”\n Feis  is one of the first victims named in the shooting that killed 17 people. Nikolas Cruz  19  is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. Cruz allegedly used an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle with multiple magazines in the shooting.\n Feis  was an alumnus of the school and played football there as a student  graduating with the class of 1999  according to the school’s website.  He  spent  his  entire coaching career there and also acted as the college recruiting coordinator for the team  the website says.\n Coach Feis  leaves behind one daughter and  his  wife in Coral Springs  Fla.  according to the school.",
            "output": [
                "Aaron Feis"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-5bb113daf2134a0a9b0acc3a6a7d9cde",
            "input": "Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA)  the ranking member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI)  fell for a spoof by Russian pranksters who promised in a call with the top House Democrat to furnish him with“kompromat”–compromising dirt–on President Donald Trump.\nThe notorious Russian pranksters  who the Daily Mail’s Alana Goodman notes are “comedians nicknamed ‘Vovan’ and ‘Lexus’” who have become famous for “their phony calls to high-ranking American officials and celebrities  including UN Ambassador Nikki Haley and Elton John ” posed as leading Ukrainian officials in their call to  Schiff  in early 2017.\n“On an audio recording of the prank call posted online   Adam Schiff  can be heard discussing the committee’s Russia investigation and increasingly bizarre allegations about Trump with a man who claimed to be Andriy Parubiy  the chairman of the Ukrainian Parliament ” Goodman wrote in the Daily Mail.\nOn April 10  2017  an assistant to  Adam Schiff   the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee  which is investigating Donald Trump’s campaign for possible collusion with the Kremlin  patched in a long-planned call from Andriy Parubiy  the speaker of the Rada  the Ukrainian parliament. Parubiy said he had some potentially explosive information about Trump’s visit to Moscow for the Miss Universe pageant in 2013.\nThe call  per the audio available on YouTube  begins with platitudes and introductions and  Schiff  thanks the man he thinks is Parubiy for his time addressing him as “Mr. Chairman.”\nThe man then pitches that he wants to provide materials to  Schiff  for his committee’s investigation on “Trump” and the “Russian government ” to which  Schiff  cautions him that the Russians were likely listening to the call.\n“I would just caution that our Russian friends may be listening to the conversation  so I wouldn’t share anything over the phone that you don’t want them to hear ”  Schiff  said.\nAfter the Russian prankster posing as the Ukrainian official said he had no concerns with what the Russians may or may not hear  he proceeded to tell  Schiff  about what would have been explosive allegations against the now-sitting president of the United States if they were true.\nSobchak has extensive ties to Putin  the prankster told  Schiff   adding that  she  is “also known as a person who provides girls for escort for oligarchs. And  she  met with Trump and  she  brought him one Russian girl  celebrity Olga Buzova.” The prankster even told  Schiff  that Sobchak is a “special agent of Russian secret service.”\nIn reality  Sobchak is actually anti-Putin—an ex-Playboy model running against the Russian president on an anti-corruption platform after  her  time as a television anchor. But no matter to  Schiff ; he was entranced by the possibility of “kompromat” on Trump.\nAfter  per the Russian pranksters posing as Ukrainian officials in their conversation with  Schiff   Sobchak introduced Trump to Buzova  Buzova “got compromising materials on Trump after their short relations.”\n Schiff   per the Atlantic report  “betrayed no emotion.”\n“And so Putin was made aware of the availability of the compromising material?”  Schiff  asked the man  he  thought was a Ukrainian leader.\nAdding insult to injury  the pranksters convinced  Schiff  that they had a recording of Sobchak and Buzov discussing this during a recent visit to Ukraine and that the Ukrainian officials would provide said recording to the FBI and the House Intelligence Committee’s Democratic minority staff.\nBut that’s not all. The pranksters told  Schiff  that Trump’s ex-National Security Adviser Michael Flynn met with Russians in Brighton Beach in Brooklyn speaking in code words. From the Atlantic piece  here is more:\n He  told  Schiff  about meetings that Trump’s former national-security adviser  Michael Flynn  had had with a Russian pop singer who served as an intermediary for the Kremlin. They’d met at a café in Brighton Beach  a Russian-immigrant enclave in Brooklyn  where  Parubiy said  “they used a special password before their meetings.” One would say  “Weather is good on Deribasovskaya.” The right response was “It rains again on Brighton Beach.”",
            "output": [
                "Adam Schiff"
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            "input": "New York Governor Andrew Cuomo unveiled a plan to develop 2.4 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity by 2030.\nGovernor Andrew Cuomo unveiled a plan earlier this month to develop $6 billion of offshore wind projects off the southern coast of Long Island by 2028 and predicted that the industry would bring 5 000 jobs to the state. The plan calls for developing 2.4 gigawatts — enough to power 1.2 million homes — by 2030.\n\"While the federal government continues to turn its back on protecting natural resources and plots to open up our coastline to drilling  New York is doubling down on our commitment to renewable energy and the industries of tomorrow \"  Cuomo  said in a statement.\n Cuomo  has asked Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke for an exemption from the drilling plan  saying in an open letter that the plan \"undermines New York's efforts to combat climate change by shifting from greenhouse gas emitting fossil energy sources to renewable sources  such as offshore wind.\"",
            "output": [
                "Andrew Cuomo"
            ]
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            "input": "LONDON (Reuters) -  Rupert Murdoch’s  $15.7 billion takeover of Sky is not in the public interest and should be blocked unless a way is found to prevent the media tycoon from influencing the network’s news output  Britain’s regulator said.\nThe initial ruling complicates a separate plan by Walt Disney Co to buy the majority of Murdoch’s assets  including Sky. Disney had hoped  Murdoch  would own 100 percent of the European broadcaster by the time it completed its takeover.\n Murdoch ’s Twenty-First Century Fox agreed to buy the 61 percent of Sky it did not already own in December 2016  re-igniting a political row in Britain about the influence he wields through his ownership of newspapers the Sun and the Times and his stake in Sky  the biggest pay-TV platform.\nCritics of the deal argue that  Murdoch  could hold sway over the editorial output of Sky News  a loss making but award-winning 24-hour channel. Sky warned that were the deal to be rejected because of Sky News  it could shut the channel itself.\nThe British government  which will take the final decision on the deal  asked the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to judge if  Murdoch  had too much influence in Britain and would uphold broadcasting standards.\nPossible ways to resolve concerns about  Murdoch ’s influence in Britain could include spinning off or divesting Sky News  or insulating Sky News from Fox’s influence  the CMA said. A third option is to block the deal outright.",
            "output": [
                "Rupert Murdoch"
            ]
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            "input": "England’s Queen Elizabeth II will be reaching out to  Rev. Billy Graham’s family  following  his  death  Fox News has learned Wednesday.\n“The Queen will be sending a private message of condolence to the family of  Billy Graham  ” Buckingham Palace told Fox News in a written statement.\nNetflix’s hit series “The Crown ” which tells the story of Queen Elizabeth II’s journey as a monarch  briefly focused on the now-91-year-old’s interaction with  Graham  in the sixth episode of the second season.\nIn the episode  the Queen is depicted as being enthralled while watching  Graham ’s sermon on television with the Queen Mother.\nShe becomes so captivated by the charismatic preacher that she invites  Graham  to give a sermon in Windsor Chapel and then hosts  him  for lunch at the palace.\nPeople magazine reported that in real life  the pair shared an unlikely friendship. Whenever  Graham  visited the U.K.  the Queen would reportedly invite him to preach. And when she traveled to the United States  she would find time to visit him.\n Graham  was regularly listed in polls as one of the “Ten Most Admired Men in the World.”\n“My one purpose in life ”  he  said  “is to help people find a personal relationship with God  which  I believe  comes through knowing Christ.”",
            "output": [
                "Billy Graham"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-5e0f737257b347e5b13a0e9d8227b23c",
            "input": "What started as  an attack on then-candidate Donald J. Trump leading into the 2016 Presidential election  appears to have been flipped completely on  its  head as scores of media  music  movie and political resignations over sex scandals have left shock waves across the country.\n2. According to Lisa Bloom’s blog the $750 000-for-sex-assault-claims story was held onto by  Trump  / his lawyers and leaked by *them*. This is reasonable and probably true  even if she hates them.\n3. So WHY did  Trump  release that 750k story today?  He  likely had that saved for 9months+.  He  often saves up  his  attacks for the right moment.  He  rarely plays a card on its own –  he  saves up full hands of cards then plays them all at once to totally overwhelm the opponents. Sun Tzu says to do this.\n4. What am I getting at? I am saying that  Trump  is behind the upcoming major sex scandal shit thats about to rock the House in 72 hours.  He  is insulating  himself  from splashback.\n5. Remember the stories yesterday about suddenly Paul Ryan is about to retire from the House in early 2018? Convenient timing huh. Might be  him  publicly surrendering from a huge sex scandal swamp drainage  aiming to leave gracefully with  his  reputation intact so  he  has a chance in the business world. Weren’t Cochran and McCain also hospitalized two days ago?\nIt makes one wonder whether  President Trump  may have been working behind the scenes to expose and hit back at the various interests attempting to unseat  him  via impeachment proceedings surrounding allegations of sexual impropriety and  his  purported but as of yet unproven illegal connections to Russia.\nEarlier this year former  Trump  adviser and Breitbart editor Steve Bannon left the White House under murky circumstances  prompting the media to announce that Bannon and  Trump  were now enemies.\nAnd within two weeks of this declaration of war  high profile individuals that had feverishly worked to defeat  Trump  started falling like dominoes.",
            "output": [
                "Donald J. Trump"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-26f9177f03894d9ab2f8a9551e7b9ea0",
            "input": "Sen. Al Franken  officially resigned on Jan. 2  nearly a month after  he  announced  his  plans to step down from Congress amid numerous sexual misconduct allegations that began in November of last year.\nAides to  the senator  told Fox News that  Franken  has provided  his  letter of resignation to Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton. Minnesota Lt. Gov. Tina Smith  who is replacing  Franken   is expected to be sworn in on Wednesday.\n Franken   a Minnesota Democrat who has been in office since 2009  was plagued by multiple accusations of sexual misconduct over the past month and faced a Senate Ethics Committee investigation. The allegations began after Los Angeles radio anchor Leeann Tweeden accused him of forcibly kissing her during a 2006 USO tour.\n Franken  announced  he  would resign after more than two dozen key Democratic lawmakers called for  him  to step down.\nHere’s what will happen to  his  Senate seat once  he  leaves office  according to Minnesota election law.\nGov. Mark Dayton would appoint a new senator to fill  Franken ’s seat  when  he  resigns  Ryan Furlong  a spokesman for the Minnesota secretary of state’s office  told Fox News.",
            "output": [
                "Al Franken"
            ]
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            "input": "Actor Scott Baio  is denying a claim made by  his  former \"Charles in Charge\" co-star Nicole Eggert that something inappropriate happened between the two when  she  was a minor.\nEggert tweeted Saturday to ask  Baio  about what happened in his garage when  she  was a minor.\n Baio  responded in a 16-minute Facebook Live video saying that  he  is being falsely accused of inappropriately touching and having intercourse with  her  when  she  was a minor.  Baio  said  he  and Eggert had a consensual relationship after  she  was over the age of 18.\nReps for  Baio  and Eggert did not immediately respond to request for comment.",
            "output": [
                "Scott Baio"
            ]
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            "input": "Letitia Wright\n You may know  her  from: The AMC show “Humans” and December’s “Black Mirror” finale on Netflix  “Black Museum”\nWhere you’ll see  her  this year: Playing Princess Shuri  the half-sister of Chadwick Boseman’s title character in the highly anticipated Marvel movie “Black Panther ” as well as in roles in Steven Spielberg’s “Ready Player One ” the Liam Neeson thriller “The Commuter” and as Shuri again in “Avengers: Infinity War”\nWhy  she ’s a standout: A Londoner who was born in Guyana  the 24-year-old actress is a rare overtly religious Christian in Hollywood.  Wright  has said  she ’s prioritized God over roles in the past: “I gave my life to Christ  and I thought that would be it for me  and  he  was like  ‘No  you’re not finished with acting  acting is not finished with you ’”  she  told Women’s Wear Daily.\n She  has also been an ardent advocate for more positive black roles in the film industry. “Shuri is one of the most exciting characters I’ve been blessed to portray ”  Wright  tells The Post. “I’m looking forward to the positive impact  her  love for technology and science will have on the younger generation. Being a part of the film feels kind of like history in the making!”\nYou may know  him  from:  His  breakout performance in the 2012 Matthew McConaughey indie “Mud” and  his  role as Cyclops in 2016’s “X-Men: Apocalypse”\nWhere you’ll see  him  this year: Starring in Steven Spielberg’s retro-tastic sci-fi thriller “Ready Player One” and the next X-Men movie  “Dark Phoenix”\nWhy  he ’s a standout: Sheridan got  his  start working with auteur Terrence Malick on “Tree of Life” at the early age of 10  but  he  didn’t go into the business a film-obsessed kid: “I grew up in the middle of Texas in a very rural area  so we were always outside fishing or playing a sport — we were never in front of a TV watching films ”  he  told the Independent. The square-jawed  21-year-old actor brings an ease and authenticity to his roles that should make him the perfect centerpiece to Spielberg’s otherwise-highly-CGI’d film about virtual-reality gaming.",
            "output": [
                "Letitia Wright"
            ]
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            "input": "Shaun White Wins Gold In Halfpipe At The Winter Olympics\nUpdated at 10:15 p.m.  ET\nShaun White  pulled off a gold-medal comeback in the halfpipe  and Japan's Ayumu Hirano won silver on the strength of a phenomenal second run.\nCORRECTION: An early version of this story reported that  White  had won silver — that was reported after the second run had completed. On his third run   White  won gold.\n White  missed out on a medal back in 2014  when  he  was hurt at the Sochi Games.  He 's now the only snowboarder ever to win three gold medals at the Olympics. And  he  did it by winning the 100th gold medal for the U.S. Winter Olympic team.\nAfter the Japanese snowboarder's rousing run  the pressure shifted to James and  White . James seemed to take a very deep breath before he set off on his second run. The first section was great — but he couldn't get a clean landing on one of his final tricks.  White  came out with energy and speed — but  he  fell midway through  and mustered only 55 points.\nThe situation reversed in the third and final run  when  White  earned a 97.75 and both of  his  top rivals fell during  their  attempts.\nThis is the second Olympic medal for Hirano; he won silver in Sochi. He is also the reigning X Games champion in the halfpipe  having won that title last month  in a competition that  White  skipped.\n White  led a group of four American snowboarders who qualified for the finals of the men's halfpipe at Phoenix Snow Park in Pyeongchang; joining  him  were Ben Ferguson  Chase Josey  and Jake Pates.\n Ferguson  cleaned up  his  second run after a fall in the first. And after a strong final run earned  him  a 90.75   he  finished 4th; Josey was 6th and Pates was 8th.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "(CNN)  Lobbyist Pamela Lopez  walked into a bathroom and felt the rush of a large man behind  her .\n He  pushed  her  inside   she  said  and before  Lopez  could turn around  she  heard the door lock.\n The man  began to masturbate and told  her  to \"touch  his  penis \"  she  told CNN. \"I was terrified. I backed  myself  against the wall and thought  'What am I going to do?'\"\n Lopez 's story sounds similar to the ones told by more than 40 women over the last two weeks accusing movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment or assault.  Lopez  was inspired by those women to speak up.\nThe man Lopez accuses of assault   she  says  is a current California state legislator.  She 's one of nearly 150 women who have signed a public letter decrying a culture of sexual harassment in California's state politics  which takes root when lawmakers  staffers and lobbyists descend on Sacramento each year for the legislative session.\n Lopez  says she firmly told the man  \"No  I'm not going to touch you \" causing  him  to plead that she at least touch another part of  his  body as  he  gratified  himself .\n Lopez  refused  and says that after  he  finished she insisted they \"walk out that door\" and return to the party.\n\" He  said  'OK  don't tell anybody this happened.'\"  Lopez  recalls. \"I felt like  he 'd done this before;  he  wasn't shy.\"\n Lopez  says she's not afraid to speak up now because she is a high-level partner at the K Street Consulting firm  and has the support of her colleagues.\nAs for  Lopez 's claim of assault by a legislator  Daniel Alvarez  secretary of the state Senate  called it \"startling and unsettling.\" In a statement  he added that even though there is no formal complaint  \"We take the allegation very seriously  and we are currently reviewing the matter.\"\nFor  Lopez   she said she continues to see the man she says assaulted her  and calls his lack of apology \"dehumanizing.\"\n\"They know they can get away with it and they don't owe you the slightest apology \"  Lopez  said. \"It's a challenge many women in politics have to deal with.\"",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "The settlement was filed Friday with the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Regulatory Commission of Alaska (RCA)  said  Chief Alaska Attorney General John Ptacin . It is subject to FERC and RCA approval  which state officials hope will happen by next spring   he  said.\nThe settlement resolves multiple disputes over the time period. “There’s about 40 rate cases. We’re settling all of those cases in this settlement agreement ”  Ptacin  said.\nThe state argued that the owner companies botched the project and added costs that should not be used to reduce the value of North Slope crude or the revenues derived from that crude. The state prevailed on that point   Ptacin  said.\nDisputes also concerned property taxes and how they would be treated in the tariff calculations   he  said.\nAlso parties to the settlement are Anadarko  Tesoro  Flint Hills and Petro Star Inc.  which shipped oil through the pipeline but held no ownership shares. Those companies generally sided with the state in the tariff disputes   Ptacin  said.",
            "output": [
                "John Ptacin"
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            "input": "The phrase \"chain migration\" is what  Durbin  and  his  fellow liberals like to call a racist \"dog whistle \" but this dog won't hunt.\nOne wonders if  Sen. Dick Durbin  ever objected to the phrase \"chain of custody\" in judicial proceedings as evidence of racism in a justice system said to be unfair to blacks. Or maybe he thought \"chain smoking\" is a phrase coined by Klansmen watching slaves harvest tobacco. Has he ever participated in a chain letter?\nDemocrats like  Durbin  like to view everything through race-colored glasses  and the phrase \"chain migration\" is no exception  with  Durbin  claiming President Trump's use of the term reminded blacks of slavery:\n Durbin  told the media on Friday that he reprimanded Trump for using the term \"chain migration\" in immigration negotiations  claiming [that] it [is] associated with racism  despite the Illinois senator just this week also using the term. Durbin said in an interview: That was the nature of this conversation. When it came to the issue of  quote  \"chain migration \" I said to the president  do you realize how painful that term is to so many people? African-Americans believe they migrated to America in chains and when you talk about chain migration  it hurts them personally.\nIn 2010  Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) advocated on the Senate floor for ending the process known as \"chain migration \" whereby newly naturalized citizens can bring an unlimited number of foreign relatives to the U.S.  a term that he now claims insinuates racism. While asking Congress to pass the expansive and failed \"DREAM Act\" amnesty  which would start by legalizing millions of illegal aliens   Durbin  touted the fact that the legislation at the time would have ended chain migration  preventing newly amnestied illegal aliens from bringing their extended family members to the U.S. \"The DREAM Act would not allow what is known as chain migration \"  Durbin  said. \"In fact  DREAM Act students would have very limited ability to sponsor their family members for legal status.\"\nLast week  Durbin accused Republicans of forcing Lynch  President Obama's African-American nominee to replace Eric Holder  to \"sit in the back of the bus\" until a vote on a controversial sex trafficking bill could be held. That thinly veiled reference to the moment in 1955 when Rosa Parks refused to move from her seat in a Montgomery  Ala.[] bus was meant to paint Senate Republicans as racists. This came as news to Tim Scott  R-S.C.  the first black elected to the Senate from the Deep South since reconstruction. \"It is helpful to have a long memory and remember that  Dick Durbin  voted against Condoleezza Rice during the 40th anniversary of the March (on Selma) \" Scott noted. \"So I think  in context  it's just offensive that we have folks who are willing to race-bait on an issue as important as human trafficking.\"\nNot only did  Durbin  oppose the nomination of the first black woman  and only the second woman  to be secretary of state  but  he  also fought President Bush's nomination of hispanic Miguel Estrada to sit on the U.S. Court of Appeals:",
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            "input": "Democratic leader Sen. Chuck Schumer  will meet President Donald Trump this afternoon to talk about a 2018 budget deal  and  he  will have to repeat or revoke the Democrats’ unpopular threats to block the 2018 budget if Republicans reject  his  unpopular amnesty for 3 million ‘dreamers.’\nThe meeting puts  Schumer  in the awkward position pushing a debate strategy that  he  denounced loudly in 2013. Back then   Schumer  blasted efforts by the GOP to extract Obamacare concessions before accepting the federal budget and insisted that Democrats would not hold up a federal budget to push their immigration priorities.  He  told ABC’s This Week:\nIn this battle  Trump’s immigration principles are very popular in  a nation that wants pro-American immigration rules .\n Schumer  is in a weak position also because Democrats embrace the industry-funded “nation of immigrants” polls which shame Americans to say they welcome migrants. But the alternative “fairness” polls show that voters put a much higher priority on helping their families  neighbors  and fellow nationals get decent jobs in a high-tech  high-immigration  low-wage economy. That political power of the voters’ fairness priority was made clear during the GOP primaries and again in November 2016.",
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            "input": "There are many things that have been said about  Steve Bannon  in the past  many things I myself have defended. From  him  being accused of being the second coming of Goebbels  to  well…  him  being accused of being the second coming of Goebbels. But one thing that can’t be disputed — and I can never defend about who  Steve Bannon  is  or was — is that  he  is a dirty rat.\nImagine you work at the “New Breitbart.” Think about every conversation you have had with your “tough guy” boss — every intimate feeling  or thought  that might have been shared. Now imagine you rise to influence that exceeds Bannon’s and he needs to tear you down. You ask yourself  “Am I next?” The President wasn’t safe  the President’s children weren’t safe  do you think will be? According to President Trump’s son  “ Bannon  used  his  privilege & turned that opportunity into a nightmare of backstabbing  harassing  leaking  lying & undermining…” Goebbels? More like Henry Hill and Sammy the Bull. The only “egg that has cracked” is your boss and he wasn’t even testifying (can you imagine if he was)?\nYou at the “New Breitbart” fell for it  your readers fell for it  I fell for it  and yes  the President fell for it. Everything the “New Breitbart” has become is everything you espouse to hate — guilt coming before innocence  gleefully naming and castigating all who have been named in the “Me Too” scandal  and relentlessly demanding the deportation of close to 12 million people. Do you really think  Mr. Bannon  will be driving that bus? Or  rather  throwing  his  employees under it?  He  may dress like Indiana Jones  but  he ’s played many like Jim Jones. Yes  many on the Left have a broken moral compass  but many of you at the “New Breitbart” have also veered off the sacred trail.\nAnger  booze  jealousy  insecurity… who knows which influences  Bannon  most  and more importantly  who cares. But  what was gained by your boss’s actions? And  yes   he  is your boss  your leader  your Hanoi Jane. Everything  Steve Bannon  hates   he  is  and hatred often has the audacity to be contagious. To quote Andrew Breitbart  “The army of the emboldened and gleefully ill-informed is growing.” Maybe  “New Breitbart ” this is your come to Breitbart moment  or just stay the course  and be part of that “army.”\nThere is no doubt “New Breitbart” and  Mr. Bannon  were influential in helping the President get elected  but that loyalty was  and has  been reciprocated. Even after you have unmercifully mocked his daughter and son-in-law using the “Javanka” moniker  the President showed a  relatively speaking  amazing restraint of tweet and tongue. But then  Bannon  had to go all “Fredo ” forcing the President to go all “Don.”\nThe difference between the President and  Mr. Bannon  is that  Mr. Bannon  is an arsonist  while the President is a builder. You  the employees of the “New Breitbart ” and whatever chemtrail supporters  Mr. Bannon  has left  must decide whether to build or destroy. That is now your new question. Destruction without building is just so… Leftist. No   Mr. Bannon   to be sure  you are no Joseph Goebbels  but you are also no Andrew Breitbart.",
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            "input": "To do so   Brooks Goldade  director of digital experience at B-Dubs   told CNBC that the company is looking to bolster technology that is anticipatory.\n\"Anticipatory is really being led by the tech giants  the Googles and the Apples  who are trying to figure out what you need when you need it or slightly before you need it \"  he  said.\n Goldade  said that Buffalo Wild Wings has already built in some of this technology into its platforms  so that it can change how its customers interact with the brand.\n He  said that part of the company's plan to engage with diners is through \"personalization layers\" on its website  which track things like a customers' location. Through this data the company can make customers aware of local deals and target areas with specific sports rivalries.\nWhile engaging its digital users is a priority for the brand   Goldade  said  the company  will always put the food first. The revamp of  its  website transformed the ordering platform to focus on convenience  customization and letting diners see the food they are about to order.\n Goldade  said the brand wanted to \"engage your brain in a way that makes you hungry\" by having large photos of Buffalo Wild Wings' burgers  chicken sandwiches and wings in the online order form.\n\"I don't want to think about adding bacon  I want to see it \"  he  said.\n Goldade  said that Panera is the leading player in providing a visual element to the ordering process  noting that the soup and sandwich company provides its diners with images of its food online and through its ordering kiosks.\n Goldade  said that currently more than a quarter of takeout orders for Buffalo Wild Wings' company-owned locations are made through digital channels like mobile and online.  The company  hopes to see this number increase as  its  online platforms allow for more customization and convenience.\n The company  declined to provide more specific sales information.",
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            "input": "Mr. Myatt  used  his  knack for forgery and knowledge of art history to produce fake after fake  more than 200 in all. Fake Giacomettis. Fake Paul Klees. Fake Chagalls. Some sold for well over $150 000. (Only 80 or so have been recovered by the police; the rest are still at large  although  Mr. Myatt  said  he  did not know where.) But while  he  provided the art  it was the smooth-talking Mr. Drewe who drove the operation  cooking up the ersatz provenances and handling the sales. In 1999  Mr. Drewe was sentenced to six years in prison.  Mr. Myatt  who pleaded guilty to fraud and testified for the prosecution   served 4 months of a 12-month sentence.\n He  makes an unlikely ex-convict.\n He  is so well regarded in this Staffordshire community  where  he  is the organist and choir director at the local church  that when  he  was in jail   his  neighbors banded together and refurbished  his  kitchen. Visitors to a recent London exhibit of  his  work -- new works in the style of famous artists with the words \"Genuine Fake\" written in indelible ink on the back -- included the foreman of the jury that convicted  him ;  his  defense lawyer; and Jonathan Searle  the Scotland Yard detective who arrested  him  and who  when  Mr. Myatt  got out of prison  commissioned a portrait from  him  (as did a prosecutor in the case).\n Mr. Myatt  now gives lectures on art forgery alongside officers from Scotland Yard. At  his  London exhibit   he  sold everything  he  displayed -- 68 fake Miros  Picassos  Giacomettis and the like -- at prices from $875 to more than $8 000. (The cheapest picture was a  Myatt  original  titled \"Ceci N'est Pas Une Magritte.\") Besides the Van Gogh  Mr. Myatt's house is chock-full of other fake great works -- Matisses  Ben Nicholsons  Braques. His studio is filled with half-finished Monets. Now 60  trim  with thinning gray hair and a very dry sense of humor  he talks forthrightly  but with a residue of shellshock  about his life of crime.\nAFTER studying art in college   Mr. Myatt  discovered  his  talent for forgery when  oddly enough   he  was working as a songwriter in the 1970's. ( His  song \"Silly Games\" hit No. 1 on the British charts  but that is another story.)  His  boss mentioned that  he  wanted to buy some Raoul Dufy paintings  then worth more than $100 000 each.\nBut  he  didn't need to. \"I painted a couple of Dufys for  him   \" Mr. Myatt  said.  His  boss paid £250 apiece  slapped them in £600-pound frames  and hung them up. \"We all thought it was very funny  \" Mr. Myatt  said.\nThe get-solvent-quick potential of the enterprise appealed to  him  later  when  he  was broke and wondering how to raise two children under the age of 3.  He  placed an advertisement in the satirical magazine Private Eye  offering legal forgeries for £250.\nEverything was above board at first. Someone commissioned  Mr. Myatt  to paint his father  a retired navy commander  in the style of Joshua Reynolds. \"We took a painting of some fabulous old guy gazing out with lots of medals  and just changed the face  \" Mr. Myatt  said. \" He  thought it was brilliant.\"\nThen  Mr. Drewe  called  identifying  himself  as a physics professor who wanted to dazzle  his  girlfriend with  his  new art collection.  Mr. Myatt  painted more than a dozen pictures for  him   at £250 each. The enterprise crossed into illegality when  Mr. Myatt  painted the fake Albert Gleizes that  Mr. Drewe   without a word to  Mr. Myatt   passed off to Christie's as a family heirloom. From then on   Mr. Myatt  supplied the pictures and  Mr. Drewe  did everything else.  He  tipped cups of black coffee on the works to make them look old.  He  put them in period frames.  He  concocted false provenances and false explanations for how  he  came to have them.\n Mr. Myatt  stayed willfully ignorant  unquestioningly accepting whatever  Mr. Drewe  paid  him .\nMeanwhile   Mr. Drewe  was getting weirder and weirder   Mr. Myatt  said  spinning stories about the royal family and Mossad. \"And I thought  this is the stupidest thing I've ever done.\" Having made about £90 000 in all ( Mr. Drewe  made about £1.5 million  prosecutors said)   he  told  Mr. Drewe   he  had had enough.\nScotland Yard came calling a year later as part of its larger investigation into  Mr. Drewe   whose by then ex-girlfriend had turned him in.\nMR.  MYATT  passed  his  jail time drawing portraits of inmates and guards. When  he  got out   he  married  his  second wife  Rosemary  who sings with  him  in the church choir and runs the increasingly successful Genuine Fakes business. Michael Douglas has bought the rights to his story.\nUntil then  there is a new wrinkle to contend with  he said: an unidentified forger who has been selling fake Myatts.",
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            "input": "Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke  spoke to Breitbart News Sunday on SiriusXM and praised  his  departmentâs efforts to keep Americaâs public lands open during the âgovernment shutdown.â\nToday we are at the Lincoln  WW2 and Washington giving out maps greeting visitors pic.twitter.com/3hqTE4FDlI â Secretary Ryan Zinke (@SecretaryZinke) January 21  2018\nThanks to Jeff from our Parks concessionaire/vendor Guest Services Inc. for donating porta-johns and keeping visitor services open during the #schumershutdown pic.twitter.com/dtT08eVC7z â Secretary Ryan Zinke (@SecretaryZinke) January 21  2018\nBreitbart News Deputy Political Editor Amanda House asked  Zinke  to compare that experience to this shutdown  where he has been able to keep open a comparatively much larger amount of public land.  Zinke  made headlines Saturday for welcoming visitors to keep the Washington World War II Memorial open.\nâI canât think of a [bigger] difference [than] in how we view our public lands. Our public lands and monuments are the peopleâs and not the governmentâs â  Zinke  told House  directly comparing the Trump administrationâs approach to earlier policies. âAnd so weâve given a directive to  wherever possible  make sure our public lands remain open. ⦠Where we can  weâve opened up our parks.â\n Zinke  claimed  he  wanted to avoid politicizing the parks and other public lands. âWeâre blessed with our park system  BLM [Bureau of Land Management lands] and great public lands and treasures. ⦠To weaponize those lands for a political purpose  I think  quite frankly  is unamerican â  he  told House.\nâWeâre even negotiating with New York on the Statue of Liberty â  Zinke  added about the famous landmark now slated to reopen Monday.\nStill   Zinke  reigned in his enthusiasm to emphasize the hardship his employees might face if the shutdown continues. â[The Department of the] Interior has a really noble mission: being the stewards of our greatest treasures â  Zinke  said. âThese are middle-class American families that work hard  that love our country  and they have mortgages. ⦠So to use our personnel as â somehow â a bargaining chip for political purposes  quite frankly  is disgraceful.â",
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            "input": "Newly-elected Cleveland City Councilman Basheer Jones and community activist  Mikki Smith  appeared on the “Views from the 216” talk radio show with Darvio “The Kingpin” Morrow to discuss the issue  and  Smith  did not hold back. She described how the executive director of the Union Miles Development Corporation told her about the billboards and she knew she had to take action. (Emphasis added.)\n Smith  said  she  wasn’t surprised that the billboards targeted  her  community.\nIf Preterm or any other abortion provider wants to truly help the black community   Smith  says  there are other ways.\nThe hosts of Views from the 216 have asked Preterm representatives to be on the show to talk about the placement of the billboards and answer  Mikki Smith ’s questions  but they replied that they were not available.",
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            "input": "Interested in Game of Thrones? Add Game of Thrones as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Game of Thrones news  video  and analysis from ABC News.  Add Interest\nBehzad Mesri  was charged in a seven-count indictment with computer fraud  wire fraud and other crimes.  He  is believed to be in Iran and likely beyond the reach of American authorities  but federal prosecutors and the FBI scheduled a lunchtime news conference to discuss the case.\nBill Sweeney  assistant director in charge of the FBI's New York field office  said that  Mesri  \"lurked in the alleyways of the Internet  identified the vulnerabilities of his victim  and pickpocketed their information from thousands of miles away. After he had successfully identified their proprietary secrets  he held their future for ransom. Today's charges show that international cybercriminals are never beyond the reach of U.S. laws.\"\n Mesri  was a self-professed expert in computer hacking  court records said.  He  had worked previously “on behalf of the Iranian military” to hack military systems  nuclear software systems and Israeli infrastructure.\n He  was known online as Skote Vahshat  a hacker pseudonym federal prosecutors said  Mesri  used to deface hundreds of websites in the United States and elsewhere around the world.",
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            "input": "Oklahoma Sooners guard  Trae Young  drives to the basket. (Photo: Mark D. Smith  USA TODAY Sports)\nNORMAN  Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma guard Christian James can’t grasp what  Trae Young  does.\n Young  scored 29 of  his  43 points after halftime  and No. 9 Oklahoma defeated No. 16 TCU 102-97 in overtime on Saturday.\n“Sometimes you wonder  is  he  even human?” James said.\n“I had to continue to be aggressive  and the shots were there and open for me to take  so I was just trying to knock it down every time ”  Young  said.\nIt was  Young ’s second dominant performance against TCU this season. He had 39 points and 14 assists and made the game-winning free throws with 7 seconds left in a 90-89 win over the Horned Frogs on Dec. 30.\nOklahoma led 49-47 at halftime. Manek scored 18 points and  Young  had 14 points  six rebounds and four assists. Brodziansky led TCU with 14 points in the first half as the Horned Frogs shot 53 percent.\nA deep 3-pointer by  Young  helped push Oklahoma's lead to 57-52  but Brodziansky's putback jam tied it at 65.\n Young  scored 11 points in a 3-minute span to help the Sooners tie the game at 85.  Young  found Christian James for a 3-pointer with 6 seconds remaining that gave the Sooners an 89-87 lead. Fisher's layup with 1.4 seconds left forced overtime.\n Young  scored 11 points in a 3-minute span to help the Sooners rally from a 6-point deficit and tie the game at 85.  He  found James for a 3-pointer with 6 seconds remaining that gave the Sooners an 89-87 lead.\n“I mean being the competitor I am  obviously I want to take the last shot and I want the game to be in my hands ”  Young  said  “but I want to make the right play  and the right play was throwing it to Christian. I have so much trust in him to knock it down  and he did.”\nTrae Young is the only major-conference player in the last 20 years with 40 points  10 rebounds  and 10 3-pt FG in a single game. pic.twitter.com/RFTbStQ1fQ — ESPN (@espn) January 13  2018\nOklahoma:  Young  continues to make adjustments and dominate after halftime. It’s another quality win for the Sooners  who are in the race for the conference title and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.\n Young  is averaging 21.6 points per game after halftime in Big 12 play.\n“I think it’s just competitiveness that kind of rises again in the second half  and it’s not like his first half today wasn’t good ” Kruger said. “It was pretty good.  He ’s a competitor and  he  wants  his  team to win and  he  is willing to go out there and step up when  he  needs to. “\n Young  has Oklahoma’s freshman record for assists in a season just five games into conference play.  His  seven dimes on Saturday increased  his  season total to 160.  He  surpassed Tommy Masson-Griffin (154 in 2009-10).  He  also became the fourth player in program history to score 40 points in a game multiple times  joining Wayman Tisdale (five)  Stacey King (two)  and Jeff Webster (two).",
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            "input": "His new vampire thriller  \"The Passage \" published this month  is a best-seller. The unfinished manuscript sold in a bidding war to Fox 2000 for $1.75 million. And Stephen King called during Cronin's interview on ABC's \"Good Morning America\" to tell him that he is a fan.\n Cronin talked about vampires  his inspiration for \"The Passage\" and readers' reaction to his book in a recent interview.\n Cronin: It was her dare. In the fall of 2005 my daughter was 8. I was kind of wondering what to do next and she came to me and she said she thought I should write a book  in her words  \"about a girl that saves the world and that it should be interesting.\" I think every interesting thing a man does in his life  he probably does to impress a girl  and so I wrote this book to impress my daughter.\n Cronin: The word \"series\" isn't quite right. I want each of these books to be a satisfying book all in itself. ... To call it a trilogy is true but not really the whole truth and not the exact truth  but there are three books all taking place in this world with this basic set of characters.\n Cronin: Oh  yeah. My office is the war room. I've got a white board and photographs and maps and every kind of thing up there.",
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            "input": "While Klay Thompson closed the game with the final seven points to give Golden State the victory  the head-to-head battle between Durant and LeBron James  the best players in the sport  will be analyzed and dissected most.\nTwice in the final two minutes   James  tried to drive past Durant. Both times   James  lost the ball out of bounds  resulting in Cleveland turnovers that essentially iced the game for Golden State.\nReplays left the impression that both plays could have been called fouls  though  James  only took issue with the second one — when Durant blocked a shot off James’s hands and out of bounds  giving the ball back to the Warriors after a replay review with 24.5 seconds left. Durant’s play prevented Cleveland from getting a shot at tying the score.\n“I lost it on the left wing ”  James  said. “ He  got me a little bit  but I lost that one. But obviously the overturned one   he  fouled me twice. But whatever. What are you going to do about it?”\nDurant  not surprisingly  saw it a bit differently — particularly the debate about whether he fouled  James  that was ongoing on social media in the moments after the plays.",
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            "input": "Hope  Hicks   the White House communications director and trusted confidante of President Donald Trump  abruptly announced on Wednesday she was resigning from the role that made her the youngest and highest-paid White House staff member.\nThe announcement came one day after  Hicks  reportedly told a House intelligence panel that she had sometimes told “white lies” for President Trump. But the White House released a statement in which Trump had nothing but praise for  Hicks . “She is as smart and thoughtful as they come  a truly great person. I will miss having her by my side  but when she approached me about pursuing other opportunities  I totally understood. I am sure we will work together again in the future ” Trump said in the statement.\n Hicks  is a former model and public relations professional who is 29 years old. A document released last summer by the White House revealed that the highest annual salary for staffers was $179 700. A total of 22 White House personnel earned that $179 700 per year  and  Hope Hicks  was among them.\n Hicks  was then listed as “Assistant to the President and Director of Strategic Communications.” Several of the other White House staffers who were earning $179 700 per year have already left the administration  including Steve Bannon  Omarosa Manigault  K.T. McFarland  Robert Porter  Reince Priebus  and Sean Spicer. Dina Powell  another $179 700-per-year Trump staffer  resigned recently in her role as deputy national security and has rejoined Goldman Sachs  where she worked before being hired by the White House.",
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            "input": "Tom Petty  was that rare classic rocker who didn’t turn into a nostalgia act. As a singer  songwriter  guitarist and band leader   Petty  excelled through four decades of acclaimed albums and concerts that hewed to a narrow but brilliantly realized vision of rock ’n’ roll.\n Petty   66  died Monday after being taken to UCLA Medical Center for cardiac arrest Sunday night.  His  death was confirmed Monday night by  his  family’s spokeswoman  according to the Los Angeles Times. The singer-songwriter lived in Malibu  Calif.\nAlong the way he and the Heartbreakers rode out the fickle ebb and flow of pop trends to carry the torch for guitar-based rock  inevitably selling out stadiums around the world no matter what kind of music was atop the pop charts at the time. The band was on the road over the summer to celebrate its 40th anniversary  including a sold-out concert at Wrigley Field in June.  Petty  acknowledged  he  was something of a purist with a narrow definition of what rock should be — “It’s like jazz or folk or blues — take it too far and it isn’t any of those things ”  he  once told the Tribune. “We see these banners at some of our shows: ‘Greatest rock ’n’ roll band in the world.’ And sometimes I think we’re the only one. There aren’t many left.”\nThat “won’t back down” mentality — which later spawned one of  his  greatest songs — was forged while growing up in Gainesville  Fla. Born in 1950   Petty  had a difficult relationship with  his  insurance-salesman father  who never understood  his  son’s lack of interest in sports and passion for the arts.  The young Petty  was smitten with music after meeting Elvis Presley as a child through the auspices of a relative working on one of Presley’s movie sets  and later seeing the Beatles perform on “The Ed Sullivan Show.” He took guitar lessons from a future member of the Eagles  Don Felder  and began playing in a series of bands while working dead-end jobs — everything from washing dishes to digging graves.\n“Music was a safe place to be ”  Petty  told the Tribune in 2002. “I think that in many ways I had a pretty tough childhood  and the music actually became a safe haven for me. That was where I escaped to. It really is the only true magic I’ve found in this world. Most magic is a trick of some kind. But music is actually a healing thing. It has this power to heal and inspire and to lift you right up.”\n Petty  then cut a demo with Campbell  Tench  bassist Ron Blair and drummer Stan Lynch that led to a record deal and the release of  Petty  and the Heartbreakers’ self-titled 1976 debut album. Later  one of Petty’s heroes — the Byrds’ McGuinn — recorded a cover of “American Girl ” which emulated the Byrds’ chiming guitar-driven sound.",
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            "input": "SEOUL (Reuters) - A South Korean delegation had a first-ever meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Monday and they hoped to encourage Pyongyang and the United States to talk  officials said.\nThe South Korean delegation was later invited to join Kim Jong Un for dinner  the South Korean spokesman added.\nThawing relations between the Koreas have prompted speculation about direct talks between Washington and Pyongyang despite months of tension and bellicose insults between U.S. President Donald Trump and  Kim Jong Un  that fueled fears of war.\nNorth Korea has not carried out any weapons tests since late November  when it tested its largest intercontinental ballistic missile. Inter-Korean talks began after  Kim Jong Un  said in  his  New Year’s address that  he  wanted to engage the South.",
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            "input": "La Porte County Deputy Austin Wells  pulled a driver over near Michigan City Tuesday morning for speeding when  he  realized the woman was choking  ABC station WLS reported.\n\"I was kind of in shock  to be honest with you. I have made hundreds of traffic stops \"  Wells  told reporters during a press conference Wednesday  WLS reported.\n Wells  said  he  was traveling southbound when  he  clocked a vehicle traveling in the other direction at 70 miles per hour in a 45 mile-per-hour zone.\nAfter pulling over the woman for speeding   Wells  said  he  noticed she was struggling to breathe.\n\"The driver had a very deep reddish  almost purple look in her face and her lips were a little blue tint \"  Wells  said. \"She kept making a couple of gestures towards me that she was unable to breathe.\"\n Wells  said  he  pulled the woman  65  from her car and performed the Heimlich maneuver and dislodged \"what ended up being a honey mustard nut from her airway.\"\n\"She was very thankful. She just kept repeating  'Thank you  thank you.' She was very scared and I would have been too if I was in that situation \"  he  added.\nWhen paramedics arrived   Wells  said the woman refused medical treatment and continued on her way.\nWhen asked if  he  felt like a hero   Wells  said: \"I feel like I was just doing my job and I was happy I was in the right place at the right time. It felt a lot better than issuing a citation or a warning  that's for sure.\"",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON  Sept. 7— As his colleagues watched grimly   Senator Bob Packwood  announced  his  resignation today  hours after the Ethics Committee released a 10-volume indictment  much of it in  his  own hand  of  his  personal and official conduct.\nBut Senator Bob Dole raised the possibility tonight that  Senator Packwood  would not leave immediately. Mr. Packwood  an Oregon Republican  did not set an effective date for his resignation.\n\"The Bob Packwood we heard today is the Bob Packwood we've known over the years \" said Mr. Dole  who looked as if a dark storm were playing out over his visage. Indeed  Mr. Dole  whose Presidential campaign has been losing some of its momentum lately  has been relying on Senator Packwood to steer the Republicans' sweeping economic program through the Finance Committee and shepherd it into law.\nPhoto:  Senator Bob Packwood of Oregon  resigned yesterday  heading off a vote to expel  him  for sexual and official misconduct. Members of  his  staff left the Capitol after Mr. Packwood's announcement. (Associated Press)(pg. D17)",
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                "Bob Packwood"
            ]
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            "input": "British Prime Minister Theresa May  has said that  her  government is \"proving the doubters wrong\" after European Union leaders agreed that Brexit negotiations can finally move on to their next phase in the new year.\nLeaders of the other 27 EU nations gave a boost to  May  on Friday when they declared that talks over Britain's exit can proceed to the issues of transition and future relations.\nWriting in two Sunday newspapers   May  also struck a defiant note and said  her  Brexit plans won't be \"derailed\" by anti-Brexit campaigners.\nMay  who is already struggling to maintain  her  authority amid the fractious exit process  suffered a significant political defeat in Parliament on Wednesday when the House of Commons voted to give lawmakers the final say on any Brexit agreement.",
            "output": [
                "Theresa May"
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            "id": "task419-9e9d6bd79fe94ac9a18b0691c05daeee",
            "input": "House Freedom Caucus chairman  Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC)  joined Breitbart News Sunday live from Alabama to discuss  his  support of  former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for U.S. Senate .\nBreitbart London editor Raheem Kassam and Washington Political editor Matt Boyle joined Congressman Meadows for an extended chat on  Moore ’s Tuesday special primary election showdown with the Chamber of Commerce-endorsed appointed Sen. Luther Strange.\n“I know  Judge Roy Moore  to be not only be a man of character in spite of the tens of millions of dollars that are flowing into Alabama to suggest otherwise ” Meadows said  laying out the case for his chosen candidate.\nMoore  on the other hand  is  in Meadows opinion  the kind of candidate who will not bend to “the Swamp.” He told Kassam and Boyle  “A Judge Moore win really would make sure that the Trump agenda gets implemented ” adding  “There’s all kinds of members of Congress and senators who will run  and they really run so incredibly strong like they have a backbone of steel  but they really have a backbone of a banana. You know  when it’s peeled back  it gets real mushy when they get to Washington  DC. So we need to give them some steel.  Judge Roy Moore  has a backbone of steel. I’m glad to not only endorse  him  and support  him   but I look forward to serving with  him  in the coming days.”\nMeadows also laid out  his  case against Luther Strange  whom President Trump has chosen to endorse.  He  focused  for example  on Strange’s back-and-forth record on eliminating the filibuster for legislation in the Senate  telling Boyle  “Luther Strange has done the infamous flip-flop. I can tell you I was never so mad to see that  he  signed onto a letter that says we ought to keep the 60 vote filibuster rule in place  that says you gotta have 60 votes in order to move anything in the Senate. That one thing has thwarted the Trump agenda over and over and over again in this first nine months. And yet   he  signed onto a letter that said we need to keep it. Well  it was only when  he  got in a real tough race in this special election did  he  say  just a few weeks ago  ‘Oh  no. I’m for doing away with the filibuster.’ The American people are smarter than that. I know the people in Alabama are smarter than that. They see it for what it is: a political stunt that  he  pulled at the last minute in hopes of trying to convince people that  he  is one of them.”\nMeadows closed  his  appearance by offering  his  prediction.  “Roy Moore  is a man of faith. The power of prayer for so many is going up on  his  behalf right now. I think Tuesday night will be a great victory  due in no small part to the wonderful efforts of all the listeners ”  he  said before signing off.",
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            "input": "J.C. Caroline  a legendary running back at Illinois who went on to a decorated 10-year career primarily as a defensive back with the Chicago Bears  died Friday in Urbana  Ill.  He  was 84.\n Caroline  is the second member of the 1963 Bears championship team to die this month. Joe Fortunato  a linebacker on the title-winning team  died Nov. 6. He was 87.\n Caroline  stands with Red Grange as one of the best running backs to play for the Illini.  Caroline  led the nation in rushing as a sophomore in 1953  gaining 1 256 yards to set the Big Ten record at the time and helping the Illini to a 7-1-1 record and a share of the conference title. He finished seventh in Heisman Trophy balloting.\n Caroline  signed with the Montreal Alouettes of the CFL in 1955 and joined the Bears a year later  playing primarily defensive back. He was selected to the Pro Bowl as a rookie in 1956 and finished his career with 24 interceptions. He played both ways his first three seasons  getting some action as a halfback.",
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                "J.C. Caroline"
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            "input": "Newspapers on Tuesday ran pictures of the urbane   U.S.-educated Foreign Minister Javad Zarif  laughing and hugging the commander of the guards  Major-General Mohammad Ali Jafari.\n Zarif  brief lawmakers on Wednesday about the expected U.S. action and about Iran’s plans for a response  according to members of parliament quoted in state media.\n“In the closed session  Zarif  emphasized that if the Americans take any steps against the nuclear deal that the Islamic Republic of Iran will give them a more crushing response ” Shahbaz Hassanpour  a lawmaker representing the city of Sirjan  told the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).\nLawmakers did not disclose the specific actions that  Zarif  had discussed as plans for Iranian retaliation.",
            "output": [
                "Javad Zarif"
            ]
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            "input": "When Google reorganized into Alphabet in 2015  Titan was folded into X. Titan was then lumped into Project Wing  the X division that works on delivery drones.  An X representative  Jacquelyn Miller   told Business Insider that X will instead focus on Project Loon  which makes high-altitude balloons  for delivering internet from the sky.\n Miller  said the Titan project was ended some time within the last year but declined to give specifics. Some Titan employees were reassigned to other parts of X  including Project Loon.  Miller  did not say how many Titan employees lost their jobs  if any.\n\"The team from Titan was brought into X in late 2015. We ended our exploration of high altitude UAVs for internet access shortly after \"  Miller  said in a written statement. \"By comparison  at this stage the economics and technical feasibility of Project Loon present a much more promising way to connect rural and remote parts of the world. Many people from the Titan team are now using their expertise as part of other high flying projects at X  including Loon and Project Wing.\"\nProject Wing has had its own troubles. The head of Wing  Dave Vos  left the company in October 2016. Miller said the company is still committed to Project Wing.",
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            "input": "Actress and  former model Rebecca Griffin  chose to use the death of 17 students and school staff to further  her  stance on abortion.\n“Woman puts baby up for adoption  he grows up to be a violent young man who will spend the rest of his life in prison for a mass murder. Tell me more about how abortions are wrong ”  Griffin  tweeted Thursday.\nAfter fierce backlash   Griffin  would go on to blame readers for failing to properly comprehend  her  tweet and saying that  her  point was based on research showing that mental health issues are genetic  and therefore  the unfit parents of shooter Nikolas Cruz  who gave  him  up for adoption  are to blame for it.\n She  also repeatedly tweeted a link to a research paper that claimed to offer evidence that legal abortion leads to a decrease in crime.",
            "output": [
                "Rebecca Griffin"
            ]
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            "input": "French Prime Minister Francois Fillon and President Hamid Karzai spoke to journalists in the capital of Kabul after meeting earlier in the day. They discussed the recent international conference on Afghanistan in London and the need to push forward with plans to reconcile Taliban fighters with the government  Fillon said.\n \"The French support is something that you can enjoy and France will remain in Afghanistan for as long as it takes \" Fillon said  but added that France has no plans to expand its military effort.\n France has about 3 750 troops in Afghanistan  most in the mountainous east. The country increased its presence considerably in 2008  Fillon said.\n \"We have a mission to fulfill  the mission that has been negotiated with our allies \" Fillon said. \"We consider that the resources that we have here are sufficient to reach that objective and fulfill that mission.\"\n Fillon said he would also be visiting French troops. Embassy officials could not be reached for further comment.",
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                "Fillon"
            ]
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            "input": "But courtroom one is now an active crime scene after the dramatic events when  former Bosnian Croat military leader Slobodan Praljak  tipped the contents of a small brown bottle into  his  mouth and died shortly afterwards in hospital.\nThe unprecedented gesture came as  Praljak   72  angrily denied being a criminal  after judges rejected his appeal and upheld his 20-year jail term for atrocities committed in a breakaway Bosnian Croat statelet during the 1990s wars.\nIt remains a mystery exactly what  Praljak  drank and how  he  managed to evade tight security to smuggle the bottle into the tribunal.\nThere are also questions about how  he  acquired the substance and if it was in the fortress-like UN detention centre in The Hague where  he  was being held.\nUnder court rules  everyone entering the detention centre is subjected to tight security “irrespective of  his  or her status  nationality  function or age”.",
            "output": [
                "Slobodan Praljak"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-b053e5adee4f4420b603673e9f5f410d",
            "input": "CNN guest commentator  Hilary Rosen  is on the hot seat after  she  publicly and baselessly panned a Georgetown University sports fan as anti-Semitic — because he was wearing a bacon suit during his school’s recent basketball game against Syracuse University.\n“Hey  it’s ‘bacon man.’ It’s actually Mr. Bakan — pronounced ‘bacon.’ Just a fun costume ” Bakan tweeted at  Rosen .\n Rosen  tried to save her own bacon by claiming she was given some bad intel.\n Rosen  never clarified what “bad info” she got about the legendary ‘Cuse-Georgetown rivalry or how it had to do with Judaism.",
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                "Hilary Rosen"
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            "input": "Quincy Jones  in New York on Jan. 26  2018. (Photo: Brian Ach  Getty Images)\n Quincy Jones   the music maestro whose recent interviews have sparked furious rows among friends and admirers  apologized on Twitter Thursday for \"silly\" things he has said.\nIn a tweet   Jones  said  his  six daughters took  him  aside for a \"family intervention\" after two recent interviews led to public discussion of  for example  whether  his  late pals  comedian Richard Pryor and actor Marlon Brando  slept together.\nJones blamed age   his  giving up drinking three years ago and memory problems for  his  garrulous interviews in Vulture and GQ recently. Among other topics in the profanity-pocked Q&As   he  said  he  didn't care for Taylor Swift's music  once dated Ivanka Trump and once thought the Beatles were bad musicians.\n\"Even at 85  it's apparent that 'wordvomit' and bad-mouthing is inexcusable \"  he  continued.  He  said  his  \"bad-mouthing\" contradicted messages  he  wanted to convey  about racism  inequality  homophobia and poverty.  He  said  he  had already reached out to  his  friends to apologize privately.\n\"But when you live a public life you have a responsibility to be an example & since I do live a public life I wanted to make a public apology \"  he  wrote.\n\"I am sorry to anyone to whom my words offended & I'm especially sorry to my friends who are still here with me & to those who aren't \"  he  wrote.  He  thanks  his  friends and family for their \"grace.\"\n\"Thank you for calling me out when I've clearly made a mistake...many mistakes \"  he  said. \"I hear ALL of you & I thank you.\"\n He  signed it: \"Love an 85-year-old bow-legged man who is still learning from  his  mistakes.\"\n He  did not explicitly retract  his  claim about Pryor and Brando.\nTwo weeks ago  after the Vulture interview began attracting a lot of baffled attention  Pryor's daughter  Rain Pryor  furiously denied her father and Brando ever slept together and poured scorn on everyone gleefully gossiping about it  including her father's widow  Jennifer Lee Pryor  who confirmed  Jones ' claim.\nIn two lengthy online diatribes  Rain Pryor denounced  Jones  and  her  stepmother.",
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                "Quincy Jones"
            ]
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            "input": "BILOXI/PASCAGOULA  Miss. (Reuters) - Hurricane Nate weakened to a tropical depression on Sunday after coming ashore in Mississippi  flooding roads and buildings but sparing the state from catastrophic damages.\nMaximum sustained winds from Nate  the fourth major storm to hit the United States in less than two months  dropped to 35 miles per hour (55 km per hour) as it moved through Alabama and into Tennessee.\n Nate  killed at least 30 people in Central America before entering the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and bearing down on the U.S. South. It has also shut down most oil and gas production in the Gulf.\n Nate  follows hurricanes Harvey  Irma and Maria  which have devastated areas of the Caribbean and southern United States.\nNate made its first U.S. landfall on Saturday evening near the mouth of the Mississippi River and then made a second one early on Sunday near Biloxi  Mississippi.\nRelated Coverage South of New Orleans  Nate spares parish devastated by Hurricane Katrina\nThree hundred guests remained in the hotel  some eager to try their luck after surviving Nate.\nForecast at one point to make landfall in Louisiana  Nate headed farther east and spared many New Orleans parishes that were devastated by Hurricane Katrina 12 years ago.",
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                "Nate"
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            "input": "WASHINGTON   DC – Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA)  spoke to the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) on Friday about the danger posed by Iran and accused the U.S. State Department of listening to that dictatorship more than to those who seek a free and democratic Iran.\n Gingrich  said  he  has lobbied for the Iranian resistance movement in the U.S. and the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) since  he  was the top Republican in the House.\n Gingrich  said:\n Gingrich  acknowledged that Iranians have suffered in exile in Iraq at Camp Liberty and Camp Ashraf where thousands of members and sympathizers of MEK have been living for the past 25 years:\n Gingrich  said  “And I hope that this administration will now be part of this process of beginning to unravel both the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and then  ultimately  the dictatorship.”\nThat unraveling should include the U.S. designating the IRGC a terrorist organization  which would have a direct impact on the Iranian economy  according to  Gingrich .\n Gingrich  said in  his  remarks that the extent of the danger posed by Iran cannot be understated.\n“As long as that dictatorship is in power  as long as it’s able to spend money  as long as it is able to project terrorism around the world  it is ultimately a mortal danger to the United States ”  Gingrich  said. “And of course  it was a terrible thing for the Iranian people.”\n“A dictatorship which  in 1988  killed 30 000 people  something which for some reason The New York Times and The Washington Post don’t find to be horrifying ”  Gingrich  said.\n Gingrich  detailed the Iran’s aspirations in a chilling laundry list:\n Gingrich  also praised President Donald Trump on  his  decision to decertify the JCPOA nuclear deal  calling it “just about exactly the right path” and said that the president’s public remarks about Iran have been bold.\nThat includes Trump’s speech to the United Nations  which  Gingrich  said was “probably the strongest condemnation of Iran  of the Iranian dictatorship  ever uttered in the United Nations.”",
            "output": [
                "Newt Gingrich"
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            "input": "There would be much to investigate. A few senior officials in the West Wing had access to details of the allegations of physical and emotional abuse made by  Mr. Porter’s  ex-wives. A greater number of people had a sense that something was amiss  but chose to avert their gaze instead of asking questions.\nThe first hours after the issue was brought to light by an article in The Daily Mail were a confused blur  with officials like Mr. Kelly at first endorsing  Mr. Porter ’s resignation  but then agreeing to issue statements in support of  him . That disarray belied the belief of some in the White House that someone — Mr. Kelly — was finally in charge after six months of drama and infighting in 2017. In reality  these officials now concede  no one truly was.\n“They haven’t figured out how the place operates  and apparently they don’t want to learn ” said John Dean  a White House counsel under President Richard M. Nixon. The  Porter  situation  he added  “is a manifestation of what happens when you have chaos.”\nMr. Kelly  a four-star Marine general  had been billed as uniquely qualified to bring order to Mr. Trump’s world when he took his post in July. Now he faces a morale crisis in the West Wing  where aides describe a sense of betrayal by a chief of staff they no longer trust after his claims that he had not fully known about  Mr. Porter ’s problems and had acted within minutes once  he  learned of them.\nBut in the case of  Mr. Porter   White House aides privately acknowledge  some advisers appear to have chosen to try to protect a colleague who was generally well liked and  more important  too competent to lose. Mr. Trump himself often expressed his regard for  Mr. Porter  by describing him as “out of central casting.”\nIn the hours after the allegations against  Mr. Porter  became public  some senior officials in fact hesitated to force  him  out  in part because they argued that if one top adviser could be felled by accusations  they could all potentially be vulnerable.  Mr. Porter  denied privately to  his  colleagues  as well as publicly  that  he  had ever physically abused  his  wives.\nWhat distinguished this crisis from the ones that preceded it was that it was not localized to one official  such as Stephen K. Bannon  the isolated chief strategist who left in August  or Reince Priebus  the often uninformed chief of staff who departed a month before that.  Mr. Porter’s case  had spread to so many aspects of the White House that  it  ensnared a number of staff members.\nWhile multiple officials in the West Wing were aware that he had been unable to pass his background check  none appear to have made an effort to ascertain precisely why and take action on it. Several former White House counsels have said they would have made it their business to know if an official at Mr. Porter’s level was facing allegations as serious as domestic abuse  but officials in the White House have privately maintained that Donald F. McGahn II  the White House counsel  never did.\nYet former White House advisers from both parties have been mystified at the ineptitude of Mr. Trump’s team in dealing with the fallout from Mr. Porter’s situation.",
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            "input": "ALBANY  N.Y. (AP) — President Donald Trump should spend more time focusing on hurricane recovery and less time criticizing football players   New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo  said Monday.\nIn remarks to business leaders meeting in the Adirondacks   the Democratic governor  took the Republican president to task for what  Cuomo  said is a long string of divisive comments that distract attention from more important topics.  Cuomo  cited the devastation in Texas  Florida  Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands as an example.\n\"Should you kneel  stand with the football players? Meanwhile people's lives are in danger  \" Cuomo  said  in reference to the controversy prompted by NFL players who declined to stand during the national anthem.\nTrump spent three days criticizing players who kneel during the national anthem  which began with quarterback Colin Kaepernick in the 2016 season as a protest over how police treat blacks. \"Wouldn't you love to see one of these NFL owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a bitch off the field right now  out   he 's fired   he 's fired \" Trump said at a rally Friday.\nFollowing the storms   Cuomo  visited Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands in a show of solidarity and to better understand how New York could help. The state is sending members of the National Guard  state troopers  helicopters and supplies  such as drinking water and electric generators.\n Cuomo  cited looming cuts to Medicaid funding  the latest Republican effort to repeal Obamacare and escalating tensions with North Korea as other topics more deserving of the president's attention than the controversy over the NFL.  He  made similar comments during an appearance Monday morning on NY1 television.\nWhile  he  did not criticize specific details of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's response to the hurricanes   he  said Trump is using  his  position as president to divide Americans when  he  could be highlighting the need to help millions of Americans affected by them — or negotiating a big financial aid package for areas affected by the storms.\n\"We need the federal government to step in and the federal government has to get a financial aid package for Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands by the way — and to send real help \"  Cuomo  said on NY1. \"Rather than talking about the nonsense that we're talking about  the \"take a knee\" and football  fighting with football players. Let the federal government do what it's supposed to do  which is save lives.\"\n Cuomo  has been mentioned as a possible White House contender in 2020.  He 's seeking a third term as governor next year.",
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            "input": "The closest  Mark Zuckerberg  has come to directly addressing President Donald Trump in public was when  he  wrote that \"progress does not move in a straight line\" the day after the election in November.\nSince then   Zuckerberg  has embarked on  his  own tour of the U.S. that's been compared to a presidential campaign and sparked rumors that the Facebook CEO is considering a 2020 run.\nWhile  Zuckerberg  has been shy to publicly address Trump   he  has in fact spoken with the president multiple times by phone since the election  Business Insider has learned.  Zuckerberg  revealed that  he 's talked with Trump during a surprise dinner with the Moore family in Newton  Ohio two weeks ago.\nExactly what  Zuckerberg  and Trump discussed is unclear —  Zuckerberg  didn't say during  his  dinner with the Ohio family and  his  spokesperson declined to comment. But the discussions show that the Facebook billionaire has held a dialogue with Trump even as  he  publicly opposes policies like Trump's first executive order on immigration. The White House didn't return a request for comment.\n Zuckerberg  and Facebook's relationship with Trump is complicated. Facebook was widely criticized in the wake of the election for its role in the proliferation of so-called fake news  which many believed help Trump win the election.  Zuckerberg  has called that notion \"pretty crazy \" but Facebook has made significant strides to eradicate fake news stories from its platform.\nWhen Trump called together the tech industry's top leaders for a meeting of the minds in December  Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg went instead of  Zuckerberg . Before Trump was elected   Zuckerberg  had come to the defense of the Facebook board member and Trump advisor who organized that same meeting with tech leaders  Peter Thiel.\n\"We care deeply about diversity \"  Zuckerberg  wrote in an internal memo to Facebook employees that was leaked in October. \"That's easy to say when it means standing up for ideas you agree with. It's a lot harder when it means standing up for the rights of people with different viewpoints to say what they care about. That's even more important.\"",
            "output": [
                "Mark Zuckerberg"
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            "input": "According to the Journal  Trump donor Rebekah Mercer on Aug. 26  2016  passed along to the chief executive of Cambridge Analytica   Alexander Nix   an email she'd gotten from someone she met at a campaign event for then-GOP presidential primary contender Sen. Ted Cruz  R-Texas.\n Nix  replied that  he 'd already reached out to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in June 2016 to ask  him  to share Clinton-related emails so the company could aid in disseminating them — and Assange turned  him  down  the Journal reported.\nIn an email that copied Peter Schweizer  who co-founded the Government Accountability Institute with Trump adviser Steve Bannon in 2012   Nix  added that  he  believed Schweizer was working on creating an index of the Clinton-related emails  the Journal reported.  Nix  said  he  would order a team to \"assess the feasibility of expanding this work.\"\n Nix 's outreach to Assange came about a month before WikiLeaks began releasing its trove of emails in July 2016  which included messages stolen from the account of Clinton's campaign chairman  John Podesta  and from the Democratic National Committee. Intelligence agencies later determined the Clinton-related emails had been stolen by Russian intelligence and given to WikiLeaks  which WikiLeaks has denied.",
            "output": [
                "Alexander Nix"
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE President Donald Trump says  he  asked Vladimir Putin about Russian interference in the 2016 president election while in Vietnam. Video provided by  Newsy Newslook\nAttorney General Jeff Sessions  is sworn-in to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on oversight of the Department of Justice on Capitol Hill in Washington on Oct. 18  2017. (Photo: Michael Reynolds  european pressphoto agency)\n WASHINGTON — Attorney General Jeff Sessions  could not have been more definitive when  he  told a Senate panel last month that  he  had no knowledge of Trump campaign contacts with Russia.\n“I did not  and I’m not aware of anyone else that did ”  Sessions  told the Senate Judiciary Committee. “I don’t believe that happened.”\nDemocrats and Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee are preparing a strong challenge to  Sessions ’ assertions at a hearing Tuesday  based largely on the guilty plea of George Papadopoulos  who served as a foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign and admitted to the FBI  he  attended a national security meeting in March 2016 with then-candidate Donald Trump  Sessions and other advisers.\n\"It’s time for Jeff Sessions to name a Special Counsel and get answers for the American people \" the two congressmen wrote. \"If not  he should step down.\"\nIn addition to the Russia investigation  Rep. Trey Gowdy  R-S.C.  said  Sessions  should expect \"spirited questioning\" on recent spikes in violent crime  firearms policy in the wake of two mass shootings  immigration enforcement and the Justice Department's recent move to support harsher sentencing policy.\nBut  Sessions  likely will be hard-pressed to move beyond the cloud of the Russia investigation and his association with it.\nSharman said the recent Papadopoulos and Page disclosures make Sessions at least a \"witness\" in the Mueller inquiry as it churns on. ( Sessions  told the Senate committee last month that the special counsel had not yet sought to interview him.)\nAnd Trump has taken no pleasure in  Sessions  or the Justice Department. Earlier this month  the president said he was \"disappointed\" in the department for not pursuing Clinton and Democrats further.\nMore: AG Jeff Sessions declines to answer questions about the firing of FBI director",
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            "input": "As a congressman   Mick Mulvaney  sponsored legislation to abolish the CFPB  and he still doesn't speak very highly of the agency he's leading. Speaking on CBS' Face the Nation   Mulvaney  said the CFPB \"has no accountability to Congress. It is perhaps the most unaccountable bureau or agency there is.\"\n He  said  he  wants to run the agency \"with a good deal of humility and prudence.\" But critics say  Mulvaney  is not being humble   he 's being reckless.\nUnder  Mulvaney   the bureau has put on hold new regulations for high-interest payday lenders. And it's dropped an investigation into a a payday lender that contributed to Mulvaney's campaign when he was in Congress.  Mulvaney  has said  he  doesn't think those contributions create a conflict of interest.\nAnd now  Mulvaney  has proposed steep budget cuts.  He  says  he 's not \"gutting\" the agency  but Democrats vow they won't take the move sitting down.\n\"We will fight any effort to defund the CFPB \" says Sen. Chris Van Hollen  D-Md. Van Hollen pressed  Mulvaney  in a hearing this week about the agency head's decision to drop a lawsuit against an online lender called Golden Valley. The lawsuit said the lender is charging illegal and predatory interest rates.\nVan Hollen says an NPR report this week prompted him to start looking into the lender. That report said  Mulvaney  dropped the lawsuit even though the entire professional career staff at the bureau wanted to press ahead with the case.\nVan Hollen says he wants a full accounting from  Mulvaney  about why he did that. \"It's pretty clear right now  if left to their own devices  Mulvany and the Trump administration will essentially turn the keys to the agency over to the very people who are cheating consumers \" Van Hollen says.\nThe CFPB gets its funding from the Federal Reserve  not Congress. But if  Mulvaney  tries to slash  its  budget  Mike Calhoun of the Center for Responsible Lending says Congress could act to block the move.",
            "output": [
                "Mick Mulvaney"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-a5d7cd51901b4f08965f1cae7913c739",
            "input": "and Ted Cruz -LRB- R-Texas -RRB- seem more libertines than libertarians .",
            "output": [
                "Ted Cruz"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-5fa2418a8ece4affb155d23e29da9bfe",
            "input": "DORTMUND  Germany (Reuters) - Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice in his 150th European appearance to give Real Madrid a 3-1 victory at Borussia Dortmund  their first against them in Germany  and make it two wins out of two matches in their Champions League Group H.\nSoccer Football - Champions League - Borussia Dortmund vs Real Madrid - Westfalenstadion  Dortmund  Germany - September 26  2017 Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates scoring their second goal with Gareth Bale REUTERS/Leon Kuegeler\nDaniel Carvajal responded with a fine solo effort and  Ronaldo  also came close a little later but the Spaniards were lucky not to concede a penalty when Ramos cleared a Maximilian Philipp effort on the line with his hand.\nSoccer Football - Champions League - Borussia Dortmund vs Real Madrid - Westfalenstadion  Dortmund  Germany - September 26  2017 Real Madrid’s  Cristiano Ronaldo  celebrates scoring their third goal with Sergio Ramos and Luka Modric REUTERS/Leon Kuegeler\n“We had our chances but Real did it really well ” said Dortmund’s Gonzalo Castro. “With players like Bale and  Ronaldo  they really know how to take advantage of the gaps. It is too dangerous against such teams to stand too high up the pitch.”\nIt was Real who scored again when Bale was given far too much space to cut in and find  Ronaldo  in the heart of the box in the 50th.\nThe Germans quickly pulled a goal back with Aubameyang stabbing in a Castro cross to keep the game tight  until  Ronaldo  broke clear and fired in their third goal and their 14th in the last seven Champions League matches.",
            "output": [
                "Cristiano Ronaldo"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-4ef6a4a7ee7f40e8b877301e69237d53",
            "input": "In a recent New York Times article  Dr. Willie Parker says he believes “that as an abortion provider  [he is] doing God’s work.” It’s his Christian faith  the author contends  that drives him to abort babies. His “Life’s Work” (as his new book is ironically titled) is to end life for every preborn child that comes before him.\nThe Jewish people  some of whom later became the first Christians  were to avoid partaking in the practices of the surrounding peoples  who sacrificed their children to appease their gods. Christians have long held that to abort one’s child as an act of worship to the gods of convenience is not permitted by the God of the Bible. But abortion advocates will attempt to play the “he’s a Christian” card by spinning opposition from Christians to imply  Parker  is persecuted within  his  own faith tradition.\nThe second thing abortion elites love about  Parker  is  his  skin color. Any opposition he faces from white pro-lifers not associated with Christianity can be easily dismissed as bigotry. Sweep under the rug for a minute that even black celebrities are accusing abortion providers in black communities of genocide. While Planned Parenthood’s media arm proclaims support of black lives  its other arm is reaching for a pair of forceps to end life for hundreds of black babies each day.\nIn the tradition of the black slave owners in the Confederate South  Parker makes his money by breaking the backs (or spines and what-have-you) of others  many of whom share his skin color. He can’t admit that his work (some have called it his “ministry”) hurts his own people or it’d affect his bottom line. Abortion advocates want us all to simply accept that black lives only matter once they’ve had the privilege of being born. This brings us to the final contradiction of  Parker ’s platform.\n Parker  considers  himself  a feminist.  He  believes  he  is bettering the future for females. Don’t think too long about the number of female lives  he ’s ended before they’ve begun. This is nothing new to the insane logic of abortion advocacy. If they can successfully shift our attention off the rights of the life inside the womb to the perceived “rights” the pregnant woman has over her inhabited womb  they’ve succeeded.\n Parker ’s public persona is a farce.  He  parades the myth that  he  has a moral responsibility to “help women” while  he  strips them of their own responsibility to the children they’ve conceived. Christianity places value upon the lives of black women  so much so that it envisions a world in which their lives aren’t ended in the womb. But maybe we’re the ones who are deceiving pregnant women? Perhaps we’re the ones getting rich by volunteering with crisis pregnancy centers and giving away free pregnancy tests  ultrasounds  and diapers.",
            "output": [
                "Willie Parker"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-807ab9df876c49f09a232c096d5ed237",
            "input": "Investors had all but ruled out a rate hike at the central bank’s policy meeting this week and attention has largely been focused on who will be in charge of monetary policy at the end of Fed Chair  Janet Yellen ’s first term in February 2018.\nPresident Donald Trump is set to announce his nomination on Thursday afternoon with Fed Governor Jerome Powell  a soft-spoken centrist who has supported  Yellen ’s gradual approach to raising rates  seen as having a lock on the job.\nFILE PHOTO: Federal Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen speaks during a news conference after a two-day Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) policy meeting  in Washington  U.S. on September 20  2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/File Photo\nFILE PHOTO:  Federal Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen  speaks during a news conference after a two-day Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) policy meeting in Washington  U.S.  September 20  2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/File Photo\nNevertheless   Yellen  and some other key policymakers have said the Fed still expects to continue to gradually raise rates given the strength of the overall economy. In its statement  the central bank reiterated it expects inflation to rise back to its target over the medium term and emphasized that the unemployment rate has declined further.",
            "output": [
                "Janet Yellen"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-e4d668791a0a456caa7f89376ffcd705",
            "input": "Fans have a royal bone to pick with  Kate Middleton .\n The pregnant duchess  was criticized on Sunday for walking the red carpet in a flowy green gown at the British Academy Film Awards after attendees were encouraged to wear all black in support of the Time’s Up movement. The all-black dress code first came up during the Golden Globes in January.\n Middleton   who is expecting  her  third child with Prince William  had a black velvet ribbon underneath her bust. She accessorized with a black clutch and heels along with emerald jewelry.\nHowever  some viewers took to social media to criticize  the 36-year-old duchess  for not showing support for the women’s movement. Many people said Time’s Up isn’t about politics  but rather about raising awareness about sexual harassment and assault against women.\nAnother person wrote  “I know the Royals aren’t supposed to get involved with 'protests' or anything… but would it really have been THAT bad for  Kate Middleton  to wear black???”\n“ Kate Middleton  shuns #timesup black dress code  clearly not a woman’s woman!” read another tweet.\nSome people came to  Middleton ’s defense and said the duchess was just following royal protocol. Actress Allison Janney also addressed the green dress controversy  saying she “would never judge anyone’s choice.”",
            "output": [
                "Kate Middleton"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-e342dbbaf0ac4d49bc97df86b853b623",
            "input": "Antonio Brown  grabs  his  calf in the end zone. (Keith Srakocic / Associated Press)\nThe injury  initially  seemed little different from any garden-variety injury suffered by an NFL player in the course of the game.  Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown  limped off the field and was listed as questionable to return.\nWhat happened next was anything but ordinary. Not long after  he  was hurt early in the second quarter of the loss to the New England Patriots   Brown  was whisked away  taken to a hospital  where  he  was diagnosed with a partially torn calf muscle  according to multiple outlets. For a Steelers team still reeling from the injury to linebacker Ryan Shazier  it was easy to think the worst. But  Brown  will not require surgery and reportedly will be ready for the playoffs.\n“Even in adversity I can’t help but feel blessed  ” Brown  tweeted Monday. “Thanks to everyone who reached out. This is a minor setback for me  but not this team. The goal is still the same and I’m confident that we can and will achieve it. We may not have won the game yesterday  but this TEAM made a statement.”\n Brown  is in the midst of a season that finds  him  in the conversation for the NFL MVP award  a rarity for a wide receiver  and was helped off the field as fans chanted “M-V-P!” after  he  and Duron Harmon and Eric Rowe tangled and fell while  Brown  was trying to catch a pass in the end zone.  He  was taken into the locker room for an examination and  by halftime  was on  his  way to a hospital.\n Brown  had only two receptions for 24 yards  but leads the NFL in catches with 101 and receiving yards with 1 533. With  Brown  out  rookie JuJu Smith-Schuster  Martavis Bryant and Eli Rogers will assume  Brown ’s duties. On Sunday night  Rogers was Ben Roethlisberger’s intended target on the last play of Pittsburgh’s final drive  when Roethlisberger was intercepted in the Steelers’ loss.\n Brown  hasn’t missed a regular-season game in more than five years.",
            "output": [
                "Antonio Brown"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-726f49988d4f454f843a110f67fe2054",
            "input": "Hope Hicks  29  is President Donald Trump's full-time White House communications director. But before joining Trump's 2016 campaign  she had no political experience.\n Hicks  was born in Greenwich  a town of 60 000 on the southwest tip of Connecticut that's a favorite spot for hedge-fund headquarters.\n Hicks  didn't intend on playing such a large role in a presidential campaign  instead falling into the gig through a job at the Trump Organization.\nAnd  Hicks  has been with Trump — to use  his  words — \"from the beginning.\" She stuck on  his  campaign through several staff revamps  including two high-profile changes at the campaign-chair position.\nHere's what we know about  Hicks .",
            "output": [
                "Hope Hicks"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-6d7d5a5ec56844caa8745736dc4fed73",
            "input": "Eric Gultney  38  initially made contact with the girl as she walked home from school in Chicago on Oct. 24  giving the girl a $50 bill with his phone number written on it.\nThe girl blocked  Gultney ’s phone number after he requested to meet her that night  prosecutors said. On Nov. 2   Gultney  went to the girl’s school and approached her as she was leaving  giving her $20 even though she “remained dismissive” of him  according to prosecutors.\nChicago police were notified by the girl’s father when he discovered the text messages on his daughter’s phone. Prosecutors said  Gultney  admitted to detectives that he sent a sexually explicit photo to the girl.\nHe was charged with indecent solicitation of a child  a Class Two felony. Judge Sophia Atcherson ordered  Gultney  held on $10 000 bail and kept on electronic monitoring/",
            "output": [
                "Eric Gultney"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-2303bc18d79e4250851fe420cd6dfdce",
            "input": "At this week's confirmation hearing of  Jerome Powell  for Federal Reserve chairman   his  views on inflation may now be question No. 1.\n Powell  is scheduled to testify on Tuesday before the Senate Banking Committee  and the inflation issue has now become more important after comments last week by current Fed Chair Janet Yellen. She expressed increasing doubts about the inflation outlook  saying she expects it \"to move back up over the next year or two\" toward the Fed's 2 percent goal.\nThat raises the question of what  Powell  now believes. A Fed governor for the past five years   Powell  has expressed some concerns about low inflation but hasn't yet gone as far as Yellen. In an Aug. 25 CNBC interview   Powell  called low inflation \"kind of a mystery.\"\nGiven low unemployment   Powell  said  he  would expect higher readings.  He  added that low inflation numbers give the Fed \"the ability to be patient\" in raising rates.\nThat was a small change from  his  more definitive assertion in June that \"there are good reasons to expect that inflation will resume its gradual rise.\"  Powell  does not appear to have spoken on the issue since  his  Aug. 25 CNBC interview.  His  last speech on monetary policy was June 1.\nIn that speech   Powell  supported the Fed doctrine of symmetry around its inflation objective. That is  Fed members have agreed to be as concerned with inflation that runs persistently above or below its target. For policy  that should mean the Fed would just as soon either not hike or cut rates in the face of low inflation as it would hike if inflation were too high.\n Powell 's views have generally followed Yellen and the consensus  and there's no reason to believe he will challenge current doctrine. But Powell  who is not an economist  hasn't yet had an opportunity to show his own ability to develop doctrines and policies that differ from the consensus. A former private equity banker   Powell  may well be tested on the job if  as appears to be the case now  economic developments defy historical precedent.\nIf inflation remains low while the unemployment rate continues to fall  it may not be long before  Powell  will have to devise  his  own unconventional policies and doctrines for handling a set of difficult and unconventional economic outcomes.",
            "output": [
                "Jerome Powell"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-b272d56cbc0f4f4bba9e4203fb4ae5fb",
            "input": "Police officers have been using in-car dashcams for decades. Although the technology has advanced to include newer formats and higher-quality cameras  the overall workflow of capturing  transmitting and archiving the video remains tedious  according to  David Kirsch  director of product management at Coban .\n“What sets the H1 apart is it embeds within it an AI-processing capable supercomputer ” said  Kirsch . This allows the camera to deliver relevant data in real time while eliminating many of the back-office processes required with traditional dashcam systems.\nIf there is a threat   Kirsch  explained  “the officer — instead of getting out of the vehicle — puts it in reverse and calls in backup.”\n“Next year  if someone comes up with another idea and says  ‘Can you put this sensor in here?’ we can say  ‘Yes  the engine is there ’”  Kirsch  said.\n“Our job is to not add responsibilities in using technology  but the reverse ”  Kirsch  said. “We’re going to provide officers [with] awareness capabilities so they can do what they need to do.”",
            "output": [
                "Kirsch"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-ec1b562b6c4e422f8bae9656c6afa59f",
            "input": "Fish came in to work  and  Taya Kitman  a high-ranking staffer  at the time  and two other employees were in the conference room waiting for  him . They needed to prepare the 400-person seating chart for the organization’s annual gala.  Kitman  wanted to get  it  done and pressed Fish to help  her . Fish seemed annoyed by  her  request.\nFish  who is well over 6 feet tall  approached  Kitman  from behind  put his hands around  her  neck and applied pressure  according to four people with knowledge of the incident.\nOne person said Fish meant it as a joke  but took it too far. He left red marks on  Kitman ’s neck  the four sources said. Shaken by the encounter   Kitman  tried to downplay  it .\nBoard member Victor Navasky and The Nation Institute’s lawyer at the time were briefed the following day about the incident. They told Fish to apologize  and  Kitman  didn’t want to take things further.\nIn an email to HuffPost  Fish said: “The incident with  Taya Kitman  did not happen as described.  Taya  has been a friend and colleague of nearly 20 years  I have the utmost regard for  her  and the work  she  had done at the institute. We were partners in building the organization and we continue to collaborate on projects that we created together. I know it sounds self-serving  but anyone who knows me knows I would never harm a woman or another person.”\n Kitman  declined to comment.\nReached by phone last week  Navasky praised Fish and insisted he didn’t know anything about the alleged physical altercation between Fish and  Kitman . “I don’t know what you’re talking about  so there’s nothing to deny or not deny ” he told HuffPost on Friday. “The Nation Institute is a private thing and the trustees aren’t supposed to talk about anything that happened there  and I’m obeying their rules. But I’m just telling you that Hamilton was a great partner for me. Period.”\n Kitman  is now executive director of the institute.\n“I know that  Taya  recognized that Ham was a problem and did everything she could to get him out of there ” Berman said. “Things have been much better since  Taya  took over. She’s respected by the staff. She’s respected by the fellows. She’s respected by the donors. She’s very hardworking.  Taya  is literally the exact opposite of Ham  and I mean that in the best way possible about her.”\nBerman added: “When  Taya  took over  the office became a lot more functional and pleasant to be in.”\nAfter this story was first published   Taya Kitman  released the following statement:",
            "output": [
                "Taya Kitman"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-8ce515b496264210bb622e6497c4a018",
            "input": "In other words  they’ve patched the holes in the accountability system that kept Denise Rotheimer’s sexual harassment complaint against Sen. Ira Silverstein  D-Chicago  from going anywhere for more than a year. That’s a good start. Now what?\nA more immediate question: Why is  Ira Silverstein  still in the General Assembly?\nYes  voters can fire him  and we think they will  if they have to. At least two potential opponents have stepped forward for next year’s Democratic primary  and the party isn’t likely to back  Silverstein . He’s toast.\nBut legislative leaders could nudge  Silverstein  to make an early exit. They’ve certainly done  it  when other members engaged in conduct that was inappropriate  unethical  unprofessional and embarrassing.\nThey’ve already stripped  Silverstein  of  his  leadership position and the $20 649 stipend that went with  it .\nIt’s like  he ’s been kicked to the couch  but not the curb.\nAs a practical matter  Democrats needed  Silverstein ’s votes this week in several close override attempts. But they’ll be on the spot once the veto session ends. Rotheimer  a victims’ rights activist who is running for a House seat  says  Silverstein  made unwanted overtures for 18 months while sponsoring a bill she wanted to pass. She backed up her complaint with a trove of unseemly Facebook correspondence.\nReally   Sen. Silverstein .  We ’ve all seen enough. Why haven’t you resigned?",
            "output": [
                "Ira Silverstein"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-13ce4fc21c9b4cde8e5fedc549354e8d",
            "input": "Andrea Ramsey  a Democrat vying to unseat Republican Rep. Kevin Yoder   dropped out after The Kansas City Star asked  her  about a 2005 lawsuit that claimed  she  sexually harassed a subordinate  Gary Funkhouser  at LabOne  a firm where  she  was a vice president of human resources.\n Ramsey  56  of Leawood  Kan.   was not named as a defendant in the suit against LabOne but was mentioned in it several times.  She  denied the charges.\nThe suit was settled in 2006  but  Ramsey  said  she  was unaware of that and would have opposed settling  the newspaper reported.\n Ramsey  was one of several Democrats seeking to be on the ballot for the Kansas City-area district in next year’s midterm elections.\n She  had been endorsed by Emily’s List  a women’s group that has raised more than $500 000 to help female candidates who support abortion. The group later pulled the endorsement.",
            "output": [
                "Andrea Ramsey"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-c3a0a2bc64a14e01b065e110da90a2f8",
            "input": "INDIANAPOLIS (AP) —  Andrew Luck  looks healthy and sounds confident.\nAll  he  has to do now is prove  he  can still sling a football.\nAfter spending six weeks rehabbing  his  throwing shoulder in the Netherlands  the Colts' quarterback returned to Indianapolis on Friday with a promising prognosis.\n\"The pain has significantly gone down and that's why I'm so optimistic \"  Luck  said in his first public comments in more than two months. \"I feel really good today. I do not feel like I need another surgery. I believe in the process I'm in right now.\"\nIndianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck walks to the podium for an NFL football news conference  Friday  Dec. 29  2017  in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)\nIndianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck responds to a question during an NFL football news conference  Friday  Dec. 29  2017  in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)\nIndianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck responds to a question during an NFL football news conference  Friday  Dec. 29  2017  in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)",
            "output": [
                "Andrew Luck"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-191f2a5d3fa74c31b947a6324cccf95c",
            "input": "A few months ago   Larry Bing  noticed that the quality of heroin that  he  was buying in the District had become more potent.  He  had no complaints about the “high ” but the lows were becoming unbearable — the cravings more intense  the drug-seeking behavior more desperate  the withdrawal symptoms more painful.\nA friend recommended that he see Edwin Chapman  a physician who treats people addicted to drugs at his office in Northeast Washington. Blood tests showed that  Bing  had used heroin  but there were also traces of fentanyl  an increasingly lethal synthetic opioid that drug dealers often mix with heroin or cocaine to increase the quantity of their product.\n Bing  was 64 and had been using heroin for decades  since  he  was 17. And those factors put  him  more at risk of overdose death than  he  realized. In the District  the typical overdose death involves a black man  age 40 and older  who has been using heroin for 10 years or more.\n Bing  showed up in the nick of time.  He  was prescribed a daily dose of Suboxone  a drug which blocks the effects of opioids — including relief from pain and the feelings of well-being that can lead to addiction. That was roughly 180 days ago.  Bing  has been clean ever since.\n“I get up every morning  take my medication and that takes away the urge ”  Bing  said. “I had no withdrawal symptoms. The only fight I have today is getting a job and becoming productive.”\n Bing  said  he  could count on support from  his  wife  as well as an array of social and religious organizations that form a recovery network in the city.\n“I don’t want to stay in that small corner of the world where addiction limits you ”  he  said. “My world is bigger than a sidewalk and a street corner. I want to move forward and get on with my life.”\n“You go back and look at some of those [drug-using] moments in your head  and you want to believe it was great ”  Bing  said. “That’s why you have meetings  so you can talk about it and get a reality check ” he added  referring to 12-step programs.\nFor  Bing   so far so good.",
            "output": [
                "Larry Bing"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-17996341ac6c46ba9e754fb7f27f77cf",
            "input": "As a high-end sex doll designer   Abyss founder Matt McMullen  has been trying to figure out what will please  his  customers for years. Realism  and how close to come to it  is never far from  his  mind. Too real and the soft  life-size dolls could be creepy  or worse  grotesque in their facsimile. But make them too perfect or cartoonish  and you lose the ability to suspend disbelief.\nUntil recently  decisions about the dolls involved only physical attributes: their skeletons  the size of their eyes  freckles  pubic hair  wrinkles and breasts. Now  the people involved in creating Harmony are trying to figure out what makes a woman: break her down and then reconstruct her with their own imaginations. To figure this out   McMullen  and  his  collaborators mulled over the components of a woman's personality  and emerged with traits like  \"moody \" \"innocent\" and \"unpredictable.\" It's hard work  figuring out the je ne sais quoi that could light the fire of attraction. But there are men eagerly waiting  some who've been asking for a doll with a voice and \"personality\" for years.\nOf course  a doll that looks and feels like a woman is one thing. But since  McMullen  began selling RealDolls in the mid-1990s  customers have asked for more. They want movement  conversation  personality. They know it's not a real woman  but they want someone to fool them – or at least to try.\nSo around 2013   McMullen  accepted the challenge to create a partially animated doll that moves and talks like a woman  in hopes it would inspire customers to form even deeper  more human bonds. The project is now a joint venture with Realbotix  a technology company  that includes the app  robotics and an eventual VR program.\n\"Human relationships have changed drastically over the last 10 to 20 years \"  McMullen  says. \"And I feel like now we are so glued to our phones and social media that we're forgetting how to connect with the people that are in the same room with us.\"  McMullen  gets wistful about the past  but it certainly isn't stopping  him  from creating an automated Band-Aid.\nIn this early stage  Harmony is a bit Frankensteinish; an automated head controlled by an app  attached to an unmoving sex-doll body. But after the doll heads become available for purchase   McMullen  wants to keep improving the robot  making it more real  useful and easy. Eventually   he  hopes to make one that can double as an automated assistant  create appointments or turn up the heat in the house. In the meantime  though     they 've given clamoring customers the phone app while  they  work on Harmony. There is still some work to do.\nWhen the robot doll springs to life  the juxtaposition between her realistic face – big brown eyes  straight nose and full lips – and her jerky movements are enough to make anyone ill at ease. Harmony's head swivels  slides and jerks  revealing invisible gears beneath her latex skin. The sound of her voice  which is directed by an Android tablet in  McMullen 's hands  and the movement of her clicking mouth  is off. It's lip-sync delay that occurs when robot connects to the app. \"We're working on that \"  McMullen  says.\n\"We felt it was important to get the app out there  so that we could really start refining and growing the AI  and deal with any bugs prior to the robot release \"  McMullen  says. It also allowed Realbotix to get feedback from customers – a lot of it.\n\"People always want to talk  then they don't know what to ask her \"  McMullen  says.",
            "output": [
                "Matt McMullen"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-0a5e196b62d84ef4a9156c2ad3657ce1",
            "input": "BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia’s central bank should take a pause in monetary policy this week and leave the interest rate stable to evaluate a decision by Standard & Poor’s to lower the nation’s long-term foreign currency rating   Finance Minister Mauricio Cardenas  said on Tuesday.\nFILE PHOTO:  Colombia's Finance Minister Mauricio Cardenas  speaks during an interview with Reuters in Bogota  Colombia August 8  2017. REUTERS/Jaime Saldarriaga\n Cardenas  is one of seven policymakers and represents the government on the board.\n He  said on Monday the country had already taken steps to stabilize the economy  including last year’s tax reform  monetary policy that lowered inflation and adjustments to the peso to close a trade gap.",
            "output": [
                "Mauricio Cardenas"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Given his background  how did  Devin Kelley  get a gun?\n Kelley  previously served in the U.S. Air Force  but was discharged in 2014  an Air Force spokesperson confirmed to Fox News on Monday.\n He  was court-martialed in 2012 for assaulting  his  wife and child.  He  was then sentenced to 12 months in custody before being given a bad conduct discharge.\nA 1968 Gun Control Act made it unlawful for a licensed firearms dealer to sell a weapon to any person who is given a dishonorable discharge. But because  Kelley  was discharged on bad conduct  the law was not triggered  Adam Winkler  a professor of law and a specialist in American constitutional law at the University of California at Los Angeles  told Fox News on Monday.\n Kelley  purchased two firearms from two separate Academy Sports + Outdoors stores in San Antonio in 2016 and 2017  respectively  the sporting goods store confirmed to Fox News in a statement on Monday. One of the purchases was allegedly a Ruger model AR-556 rifle.\nHowever   Kelley ’s domestic violence charges should’ve been enough to prevent  him  from purchasing a gun  Winkler said -- but the Air Force most likely didn’t report this information to the federal background check system  thus allowing the purchase to go forward.\nAnd Winkler’s prediction was right: The Air Force announced late Monday night that the Holloman Air Force Base Office of Special Investigations -- the base where  Kelley  was stationed -- failed to report  Kelley ’s domestic violence conviction to the FBI’s Criminal Justice Investigation Services Division for inclusion in the National Criminal Information Center database. The database is used to conduct background checks on those who want to purchase a gun.\nThe “biggest mystery ” Winkler said  is how  Kelley  was denied a handgun permit but was allowed to purchase a gun from the sporting goods store. But this information is currently unclear.\nAdditionally  Texas authorities confirmed Monday that  Kelley  did not have a license to carry. However   he  did have a private security license -- often used by armed and unarmed security guards  personal protection officers  private investigators  and more  according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.",
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            "input": "A woman named Leigh Corfman says that when she was 14 years old in 1979   Roy Moore   the current GOP Senate candidate in Alabama initiated a sexual encounter with her when  he  was 32 years old  according to The Washington Post.\n Moore  approached Corfman  outside a courtroom in Alabama  the report said  while  her  mother was inside at a child custody hearing and struck up a conversation with her.\n He  asked for Corfman's phone number and picked up a few days later near her house and drove her to  his  home in the woods 30 minutes away  the report said.  Moore  told Corfman \"how pretty she was and kissed her \" the report said.\n Moore   on a second visit  took off Corfman's shirt and pants and  he  removed  his  own clothes  the report said  which added that  he  touched her over her bra and underwear and \" he  guided her hand to touch  him  over  his  underwear.\"\nThree other women told the Post in recent weeks  the report said  that  Moore  pursued them when they were between the ages of 16 and 18 and  he  was in  his  early 30s  working at the district attorney's office.  He  gave some of them alcohol -- at a time when the legal drinking age was 19.\nCorfman is the only woman who had sexual contact with  Moore   the report said  and they did not have intercourse. The legal age of consent in Alabama is 16 years of age  and sexual contact between someone who is 19 years of age or older and a person who is 12 to 16 years of age is a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year. The Post points out that enticing a child under 16 years of age into a home with the purpose of proposing sexual contact is a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison. The statute of limitations on the felony charge would have run out in three years in 1979. Corfman never filed a police report.\n\"Judge Roy Moore has endured the most outlandish attacks on any candidate in the modern political arena  but this story in today's Washington Post alleging sexual impropriety takes the cake. National liberal organizations know their chosen candidate Doug Jones is in a death spiral  and this is their last ditch Hail Mary.\" \"The Washington Post has already endorsed the Judge's opponent  and for months  they have engaged in a systematic campaign to distort the truth about the Judge's record and career and derail his campaign. In fact  just two days ago  the Foundation for Moral Law sent a retraction demand to the Post for the false stories they wrote about the Judge's work and compensation. But apparently  there is no end to what the Post will allege.\" \"The Judge has been married to Kayla for nearly 33 years  has 4 children  and 5 grandchildren. He has been a candidate in four hotly-contested statewide political contests  twice as a gubernatorial candidate and twice as a candidate for chief justice. He has been a three-time candidate for local office  and he has been a national figure in two ground-breaking  judicial fights over religious liberty and traditional marriage. After over 40 years of public service  if any of these allegations were true  they would have been made public long before now.\" \"Judge Roy Moore is winning with a double-digit lead. So it is no surprise  with just over four weeks remaining  in a race for the U.S. Senate with national implications  that the Democratic Party and the country's most liberal newspaper would come up with a fabrication of this kind.\" \"This garbage is the very definition of fake news and intentional defamation.\"\nIn a statement following the Post's report  Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell suggested if the allegations against  Moore  were in fact true  \" he  must step aside.\"\nNational Republican Senate Committee Chairman Cory Gardner echoed those calls  calling the allegations \"deeply troubling\"  adding   \"If these allegations are found to be true   Roy Moore  must drop out of the Alabama special Senate election.\"",
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            "input": "CLOSE BET CEO and  president Debra Lee  is handing over  her  presidential title to a new executive. USA TODAY\n Debra Lee   the networks' president  said that  she  will be leaving that role at the start of the year and handing oversight of daily operations to Scott Mills  currently an executive vice president and chief administrative officer at parent company Viacom.\n Lee  will retain  her  positions as BET Networks' chairman and CEO  concentrating on the company's engagement with communities.  She  will also advise Mills in his new role.\nBob Bakish  Viacom's president and CEO  said in a statement that  Lee ’s “vision and leadership  unmatched intuition for what audiences want  and ability to attract and foster top talent — both behind and in front of the camera — have been pivotal to this success.’’\nScott Mills will replace  Debra Lee  as BET Networks' president starting Jan. 1. (Photo: BET Networks)",
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            "input": "\"The Walking Dead\" has brought a lot of iconic and gruesome moments from the comics to life  but there's one thing the show hasn't done that lead actor Andrew Lincoln would love to see happen to  his character Rick Grimes .\nWhile comic book  Rick  doesn't lose  his  whole arm   Grimes  loses  his  right hand after meeting the Governor.\nThe Governor's time came and went on seasons three and four of the show without  Rick  losing any body parts.\n\"All that happens is the special effects department just starts sucking their teeth [like]  'That's gonna cost a lot of money to do '\" said  Grimes  of one reason we haven't seen  Rick  lose  his  hand on the show.\n\"The practical difficulties of having a guy who doesn’t have a hand is extremely complicated in the comic and would be impossible in the show. Because the comic book doesn't move \" Kirkman said in a 2014 episode of \"The Writer's Room.\" \"I t would add a huge complication to the TV series  and probably a lot more money to the budget  especially since  Rick  is the main character and involved in many action scenes.\"\nIn a subsequent Reddit thread that same year  Kirkman told fans it would prevent them from showing things like how  Rick  reloads  his  gun. Still  never say never.\n\"The CGI of cutting off  Rick 's hand would be expensive  but we did it with Hershel's leg so if we felt strongly about  Rick  losing a hand  we'd do it \" Kirkman wrote on Reddit.\nThough  Rick 's hand is still intact on the show  it hasn't stopped the series from teasing fans that  he  could lose it multiple times.\nA small moment in season six made fans think  Rick  may have to get  his  hand chopped off after  his  blood mixed with zombie blood. More recently  fans thought  Rick 's hand may be in danger in the season seven premiere since it was called \"Right Hand Man.\"\nMaybe when we see the flash forward of  Old Man Rick  wake up at some point in season eight we'll be surprised to see  him  without a hand  but until then it looks like the hand may be staying for good.",
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            "input": "When the Cranberries broke up in 2003  O'Riordan recorded two under-the-radar solo albums  and the Cranberries regrouped in 2009  eventually releasing one of their strongest albums  Roses  three years later. But  O'Riordan 's life remained chaotic.  She  later claimed  she  tried to overdose on pills in 2012 and had a drinking problem.  Her  marriage ended in 2014  the same year  she  was arrested for stepping on the foot of a flight attendant and head-butting a police officer; a judge spared  her  from jail after determining  she  was mentally ill at the time. (\"You can't arrest me — I'm an icon!\"  she  yelled at the police.)  She  was subsequently diagnosed as bipolar. \" Dolores  had a lot of things going on in  her  life over the past 10 years — good and bad \" says Hogan. \"But what made  Dolores  connect with people was  her  honesty. What you saw was what you got.\"\n\" Dolores  was so disappointed when we had to cancel the last tour ...  She  did everything in  her  power to fix the back problem but it persisted and won in the end.\" – Cranberries co-founder  Noel Hogan\nAgain   O'Riordan  powered through it all with music. With the end of  her  marriage   she  moved to New York and began working with a new band  D.A.R.K.  featuring former Smiths bassist Andy Rourke (who calls  her  talent \"breathtaking\") and DJ Olé Koretsky  who eventually became  her  life partner. The band's 2016 debut  Science Agrees  took O'Riordan's voice into new  electronica areas. But  she  never fully abandoned the Cranberries  who last year unveiled Something Else  a collection of new and old material played unplugged and orchestrated. In an interview with the BBC to promote it  O'Riordan admitted  \"I've had health issues the last few years.\" Those problems – specifically back pain from years of playing guitar for so many years – led to a canceled tour. \" Dolores  was so disappointed when we had to cancel the last tour \" says Hogan. \" She  did everything in  her  power to fix the back problem but it persisted and won in the end.\"\nRelated  Dolores O'Riordan  and the Cranberries: Strange Fruit The improbable rise of Ireland's biggest musical export since U2\nThe day before she died   O'Riordan  flew to London (one source says she flew from New York to Dublin  where she stayed for a short while before continuing on to London). There  work again beckoned. She was planning to meet with Youth about the second  near-completed D.A.R.K. album  and she was also carving out time to add her vocals to a new version of \"Zombie\" by the L.A. metal band Bad Wolves.\nInstead   O'Riordan  will be buried today in Limerick.\n Dolores O'Riordan  was the lead singer of hits like \"Linger\" and \"Zombie\" with the Irish band the Cranberries. Watch below.",
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            "input": "Barely 12  with large brown eyes and sticklike arms  Fandi is three years older than his brother -- in his eyes almost a man.\n \"I am older \" he said sternly. \"I do more rowing. But sometimes the work is hard  especially when the current is strong.\"\n The delay doesn't bother Fandi and Alfan. For them  the Kampar River is their local street corner  a place where they play and test themselves  becoming excellent swimmers.\n On a recent day  still dressed in his school uniform -- pink plaid shorts and matching tie -- Fandi launched his sampan from a sagging dock with rotting boards. Leaving school  he had picked up a plastic jug of cooking kerosene for his mother  which he stowed along with his green backpack.\n His gaze focused  Fandi stood for better leverage  extending two long oars into the water. The handles crossed at his chest  he pushed outward  propelling the boat forward  lifting the oars from the water as he felt the craft surge forward.\n A weary Fandi sometimes hands the oars over to his brother. Secretly  Alfan would like to row more  but he knows his place.\n Sometimes  when his Fandi is running late  Alfan leaves school without him  knowing his brother will catch another ride. The younger boy takes the sturdy little boat by himself and rows alongside a friend  like a neighborhood kid trying out a new bike without supervision.\nAlfan would like to row more  but he knows his place.\n Yet the when need arises  he said  \"I'm ready.\"\n Sometimes  when his Fandi is running late  Alfan leaves school without him  knowing his brother will catch another ride. The younger boy takes the sturdy little boat by himself and rows alongside a friend  like a neighborhood kid trying out a new bike without supervision.\n Even when the new bridge is finished  Fandi said  he isn't sure he wants to give up his daily row. The trip is quicker on water. The river is what he knows.",
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                "Fandi"
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            "input": "In an interview with NHK after polls closed   Abe  said  he  would push for an amendment.\n“The ruling parties have been granted a majority ”  he  said. “I think it was the people’s voice telling us to make progress in politics and bring results with a stable political base.”\nFor a leader touting stability  the election had been a gamble.  Abe  had called the vote more than a year early  justifying it by saying that  he  needed a new mandate to deal with the threat posed by North Korea and to work through the details of a consumption-tax increase.\nMany analysts said  Abe ’s motive was more opportunistic  however  with the prime minister taking advantage of the disarray of the Democratic Party  Japan’s main opposition party  and a small bump in  his  approval ratings after a number of scandals earlier this year.\nThe LDP has long dominated postwar Japanese politics. For many Japanese voters   Abe ’s leadership represents stability after years of short-lived governments before  he  returned to the prime minister’s office in 2012.\nSome analysts suggest  however  that the weakness of the opposition may mask discontent with  Abe  and a lack of support for many of  his  policies. One exit poll cited by Kyodo showed 51 percent of voters saying they don’t trust  Abe   while 44.1 percent said they do.\nKoichi Nakano  a professor of political science at Sophia University  said that the election exposed a lack of widespread support for  Abe ’s policies.  Abe  did not win “because people enthusiastically support  him  ” Nakano said. “People are disaffected and the opposition is divided.”\nThe bad weather may have also helped  Abe . The approaching Typhoon Lan left voters battling strong winds and heavy rain to make it to polling stations. On Monday  Kyodo estimated the final turnout at 53.69 percent  only marginally above a record low in the 2014 election.\nDespite the rain  a number of voters could be found exiting a polling station in Tokyo’s cosmopolitan Roppongi neighborhood Sunday morning. Nobue Koizumi  a 67-year-old retired translator  said she had felt compelled to vote because of fears about  Abe ’s security policies.\n“I don’t particularly support  Abe   but I do support” the LDP  said Hiroki Shinohara  a 54-year-old wholesaler at the Tsukiji fish market. “I feel it’s doing what’s right for Japan  and Japan needs it.”",
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            "input": "The fervor for  Elsa  of \"Frozen\" to swing for the rainbow team in the next installment of the Disney franchise has reached the likes of the film's director.\nAccording to HuffPo  the grassroots effort to \"#GiveElsaAGirlfriend\" began shortly after the film's release in 2013 when many SJW fans began to see the famed song \"Let It Go\" as a “coming-out anthem\" based on these lyrics:\nPetitions soon began and the hashtag #GiveElsaAGirlfriend for the film's sequel began trending on Twitter:\n#GiveElsaAGirlfriend cuz damn if there was representation when I was a kid I would have known that luv isn't only between a guy and girl — gabzy (@gabzydiana) May 2  2016\nMuch of the talent behind the film has supported  the idea of Elsa going LGBTQ .  Idina Menzel  the voice of Elsa   seemed to give  the idea  a thumbs up  at least tangentially. “Maybe at first I was a little surprised because it’s Disney  but I can say that I’m excited that the conversation is happening ”  Menzel  said in 2016. “I can’t promise anybody that that’s what’s gonna happen... But deep down am I really happy that it’s causing people to talk about it and have these kinds of conversations? Yeah  I am.” \"Frozen\" director Jennifer Lee  who will be returning for the sequel  said the creative team behind the film has had \"tons of conversations\" about giving  Elsa  a girlfriend.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Just over a week ago  on the evening of Dec. 7  Lloyd C. Blankfein hosted a reunion of one of the most elite clubs in American finance: former partners of Goldman Sachs  the Wall Street giant he has led  with remarkable and controversial success  since 2006.\n The gathering  held at the venerable New York Athletic Club  both celebrated Goldman's past and looked toward its future. What  Blankfein was asked  did he want his legacy to be?\n Blankfein replied that like his predecessors  he hoped to position Goldman Sachs to capitalize on whatever opportunities might arise during his tenure. As bland as that might sound  few on or off Wall Street have seized opportunities in these troubled economic times as skillfully as Blankfein.\n But as President Barack Obama prods the financial industry to do more to help ordinary Americans -- he chided \"fat cat bankers\" on Sunday for increasing their pay -- some current and former Goldman executives say Blankfein has built a money machine that  while it still values its customers  culture and reputation  puts profits above all.\n Interviews with nearly 20 current and former Goldman partners paint a portrait of a bank driven by hard-charging traders like Blankfein who wager vast sums in world markets in hopes of quick profits. Discreet bankers who give advice to corporate clients and help them raise capital -- once a major source of earnings for Goldman -- have been eclipsed  these people said.\n Blankfein has surrounded himself with a tight circle of executives drawn from Goldman's trading operation. Many of these executives  like Blankfein  cut their teeth in the commodities division  J. Aron\n After first guiding Goldman through the near-collapse of the nation's financial system and then deftly extricating his bank from a federal bailout  Blankfein is now presiding over one of the richest periods in the bank's 140-year history. Blankfein has accelerated a decade-long decline of Goldman's old partnership ethos  which was built around the principle that its bankers and traders can do well -- indeed  very well -- while putting their customers first  former partners said.\n Some Goldman alumni worry that Blankfein is jeopardizing the culture of success that defined the bank for much of its modern history. They wonder if Goldman will become  as one former partner put it  \"just like every other bank on Wall Street\" -- that is  focused on short-term profits rather than long-term gains.\n Publicly  Blankfein espouses the Goldman Sachs way. But privately  current and former partners say that he has fundamentally changed the way Goldman views its customers and the broader marketplace. The changes began when Goldman went public in the late 1990s  but have accelerated under Blankfein  they say.\n Bowing to pressure from shareholders and the public to rein in runaway pay on Wall Street  Goldman announced last week that its top executives  including Blankfein  would forgo cash bonuses this year. Instead  the executives will be paid in the form of special stock -- an arrangement that  while eliminating big paydays this year  nonetheless may turn out to be enormously lucrative if Goldman's share price rises in the future.\n Today  the traders -- Blankfein's camp -- are firmly in power. While Goldman employs nearly 31 000 people  in business ranging from money management to traditional investment banking  the bank makes the bulk of its money from trading. Van Praag said 50 percent of Goldman's revenue came from fees that it charged for services like investment banking. The other half is generated by Goldman using its capital for itself and its clients. While Blankfein's traders are minting money  his investment bankers are being pressed to keep a closer eye on the bottom line. Bankers who once spent years cultivating corporate clients  in hopes of one day landing lucrative work like advising on a big merger  are now being urged to squeeze more revenue from their customers.",
            "output": [
                "Lloyd C. Blankfein"
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            "input": "Kenneth D. Adams   42  and Anthony Willie  55  pleaded guilty in Alexandria federal court this week to a fraud conspiracy  as did three contractors who paid the bribes.\nUntil  their  arrests this year  the two were in charge of VDOT’s office in Burke and had the power to decide which contractors were used to plow roads during snowstorms. For at least the past six years  in exchange for those contracts  the two men took a cut of the profits  according to court documents. Sometimes snow-removal-company owners paid them cash outside fast-food restaurants and supermarkets in the area. Other times  they steered money toward a landscaping company owned by  Adams .\n Adams  also admitted to selling cocaine to  his  VDOT co-workers;  his  supplier was the relative of another employee.\nLawyers for Sariri wrote in a court filing that he had contacted law enforcement about “unfair practices and essentially insider trading” at VDOT.  Adams  and Willie “had a chokehold over the snow-removal business” in the area  lawyers Peter Greenspun and Mikhail Lopez wrote.",
            "output": [
                "Kenneth D. Adams"
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            "input": "It's eight in the morning in New York  and 5 000 young girls are hanging out of office-building windows and crammed onto West Fifty-first Street  screaming. For conservative midtown Manhattan  this is an event. For  Ricky Martin   it's just another day at the office. This morning  it's the Today show  where  Martin  is appearing on Today's live summer-concert series with a performance that ties up traffic for hours.\n\"Ever since I've known  him  \" says Robi Rosa  the co-author of  Martin 's smash single \"Livin' la Vida Loca\" and a former member of Menudo who roomed with  Martin  when  Martin  joined the Latin boy band  \"Ricky has exuded a sense of joy.\"\nNot to mention organization.  The twenty-seven-year-old CEO of Ricky Martin Inc.  has managed  his  career in a way that is anything but crazy. Born on Christmas Eve 1971 in Puerto Rico to Nereida Morales and Enrique Martin III  Enrique \"Kiki\" Martin IV started doing TV commercials at seven. At twelve   he  joined Menudo. After leaving the band at seventeen  Martin considered quitting show business. But a role in a Mexico City musical led to soap opera work there  and then to a part on General Hospital and a stint on Broadway in Les Misérables in 1996. In 1991   he  began releasing a string of four solo albums  which sold a total of 15 million copies worldwide.\n He  did not work alone. \"When  Ricky  called me  about 1993  saying  he  wanted to do a Latin album  I was surprised \" says Rosa  whom  Martin  calls  his  \"Latin soul\" — a bit of a dark one  at that. \" Ricky  and I are as much alike as Julio Iglesias and Sid Vicious \" Rosa says with a laugh. A little Sid Vicious is clearly what  Martin  knew  he  needed; it was a song Rosa co-wrote  \"Maria \" that broke  Martin  in Spain and the rest of Europe.\nBut it wasn't until February that America heard the beat itself.  Martin 's hip-popping rendition of \"The Cup of Life\" at the Grammys brought even that jaded audience to its Manolo Blahnik-shod feet. In May  when  his first English-language album  Ricky Martin   was released   it  shot into the top of the charts at Number One and hasn't left since. Neither has  Martin .\nI was going to    but didn't want  it . My brothers and I went for a visit and said  \"We want Puerto Rico.\" My father was very important in my life; he was my hero. So even though I loved my mother with all my heart  I wasn't going to stop seeing my hero. So my mother gave everything up and came back to Puerto Rico.\nThat I was someone who was good at hiding feelings — really good. I was an expert. I was like  \"No  I don't want to feel this \" and I wouldn't. It was hard for me to say  \"I love you.\" I wouldn't dare. I was afraid of rejection. For five years I was trained to be part of a concept  not to say what I really felt: \"Be yourself  but you can't be angry  because we have to work. You're not Ricky Martin  you're Ricky Menudo.\" So that year  I began to be — accept — myself. I read a lot  started painting. My paintings were a little dark. If you did a psychological test  you'd say  \"This guy was depressed.\" But I was also having a good time  because I didn't have to follow an itinerary. If I wanted to be locked in my house for three days without leaving  I was [laughs].",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The Rev. Talitha Arnold  was just 2 years old when  her  father  a World War II veteran  took his own life.\n\"You just didn't talk about those things back then. We didn't even talk about suicide when I was in the seminary \" says  Arnold   who leads the United Church of Santa Fe in New Mexico.\nThen  when the wife of one of  her  divinity school professors killed  herself  and no one muttered a word about it during the service   Arnold  says  she  was appalled. \"I was sitting there thinking  'This was nuts. Why can't you name it?' \" That was almost 40 years ago.\n Arnold  also leads that task force. \"If someone dies from heart disease  for instance  or in an accident  they may wonder where God is  but when someone dies by suicide  a whole lot of other questions get raised \" she says. \"When you can't talk about this in church  then  it  feels like God can't talk about  it  either.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "But  U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley  expressed confidence the transfers could be blamed on Tehran.\n“These are Iranian made  these are Iranian sent  and these were Iranian given ”  Haley  told a news conference at a military hangar at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling  just outside Washington.\nThe unprecedented presentation - which  Haley  said involved intelligence that had to be declassified - is part of President Donald Trump’s new Iran policy  which promises a harder line toward Tehran. That would appear to include a new diplomatic initiative.\n“You will see us build a coalition to really push back against Iran and what they’re doing ”  Haley  said  standing in front of what  she  said were the remnants of the Nov. 4 missile.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Hillary Clinton’s faith adviser received a pass from the former First Lady when accused of sexual harassment during  her  2008 presidential campaign — only to sin again.\nSpiritual counsel Burns Strider  whose duties included sending  Clinton  a daily scripture reading  was fired by a pro-Hillary group for similar misconduct during her 2016 White House run  according to a Friday report in The New York Times.\nEight years earlier   Clinton  successfully argued to keep Strider around despite allegations that he inappropriately rubbed a subordinate’s shoulders and sent her a series of suggestive emails  the Times reported.\n Hillary Clinton  argued to keep Burns Strider on her 2008 campaign despite allegations of inappropriate behavior. (Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Child Mind Inst)\nThe law firm that represented  Clinton  during  her  failed 2008 run against Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination issued a statement about the earlier Strider case.\nSpiritual counsel Burns Strider  whose duties included sending  Clinton  a daily scripture reading  was fired by a pro-Hillary group for similar misconduct during her 2016 White House run  according to a Friday report in The New York Times. (Rogelio V. Solis/AP)\nThe Times report indicated that  Clinton  campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle  along with other senior officials  was bothered when the candidate supported Striker.\nDoyle was overruled after approaching  Clinton  with a call for Striker’s dismissal from the campaign.",
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            "input": "Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski during the start of the women’s singles competition. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)\nTo many viewers  NBC figure skating analysts Tara Lipinski and  Johnny Weir  are Olympic darlings — a one-stop shop for knowledge  sass and brass. Others  however  reach for their ear plugs  calling the duo mean  obnoxious and distracting. This debate resurfaces every time Lipinski and  Weir  appear on television.\n“They’re just awful ” one commenter wrote after a Washington Post interview with Lipinski and  Weir . Another added  “They chatter incessantly like a couple of squirrels.”\nWhether you appreciate Lipinski’s and  Weir ’s “truth” — and their newfangled approach — it appears they’re here for the long haul. Aside from anchoring the final figure skating competition Thursday night (the women’s free skate)  and the exhibition gala over the weekend  NBC announced that Lipinski   Weir  and Gannon will also host coverage of the PyeongChang Closing Ceremonies this weekend. The reaction to this news? Predictably  it was both joy and agony.",
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            "input": "Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin  will spare the department’s markets room from an internal push to shutter or outsource an operation that was the agency’s nerve center as it tried to contain the 2008 financial crisis.\nThe unit  staffed by about 10 career Treasury officials  came into the crosshairs of some of  Mnuchin’s  senior advisers as the Trump administration tries to trim overall government spending  according to three people familiar with the matter.\nSteven Mnuchin Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg\nBut  Mnuchin  says  he  has no intention of closing down an office that gained stature a decade ago under Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson --  his  former boss at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. The recent rout in share prices as bond yields became unhinged provides  Mnuchin  the perfect reason to keep the markets unit open.\n“The markets desk is important to have ”  Mnuchin  said last week in an interview with Bloomberg News. “It allows us  in times of uncertainty  to monitor lots of things.”\nThe operation  with its roughly 10 Bloomberg and Reuters terminals  prepares daily briefings for  Mnuchin  and President Donald Trump on financial markets  can dive deep into particular regions or asset classes to help policy making  and is available around the clock.\n Mnuchin  has found other ways to cut costs.  He  has left open the department’s No. 2 post  deputy secretary  and reduced staffing levels.  He  announced plans to cut the Office of Financial Research  a byproduct of the Dodd-Frank law  by a third.\nHaving about 10 people inside Treasury dedicated to the job in the markets room among 70 000 employees at Treasury is “a good investment ”  he  said.\nDuring the recent market frenzy   Mnuchin  said  he  spoke with executives at three of the larger banks  along with officials from the New York Federal Reserve  the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodities and Futures Trading Commission.  He  checked  his  iPhone every few minutes for updates  even during  his  appearance at a congressional hearing on Feb. 6.\n Mnuchin  has called the volatility a correction  brushing aside investor concerns about rising prices. Markets have since calmed.\n“People should actually take a lot of confidence in the fact that we could have this big of a correction and the system worked fine ”  Mnuchin  said.",
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            "input": "The allegations against \"On Point\" host Tom Ashbrook include that he engaged in \"creepy\" sex talks and gave unwanted hugs  neck and back rubs to 11 mostly young women and men who worked on the show. They were contained in a document and confirmed in multiple interviews by WBUR-FM  the Boston station that produces the show.\n Ashbrook  was put on leave last week.\nIn a text to the station   Ashbrook  said: \"I am sure that once the facts come out that people will see me for who I am — flawed but caring and decent in all my dealings with others.\"\n\"On Point\" is carried by more than 290 NPR stations.  Ashbrook  has hosted for 16 years.",
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            "input": "One way is to get rated by Oddup  a research platform that rates startups the same way equity research analysts rate and recommend the shares of publicly listed companies. Oddup has seen tremendous success  closing a $6 million Series A round in the spring. For founders looking to get on Oddup’s radar   CEO James Giancotti  reveals some factors  the company  looks at when considering whether to rate new startups. Not only does Oddup look at the founders when building a profile they also analyze the startup’s investors  team and location.\nDuring Oddup’s Series A round   Giancotti  gleaned valuable insight into the fundraising process  he  hopes can help founders who are facing the same situation.\n“Some people look at fundraising like it’s a hobby. It’s not. You have to put in a lot of time and hard work. You must also answer the question: Who’s going to be your investor? Like any relationship  you want investors you love working with who can also make connections for you and help your business grow to the next level. Be selective and don’t be afraid to say no. We did. It’s not egotistical. It’s about finding the right fit ” explained  Giancotti .\nIf you’re wondering how to spot good investors  Oddup has you covered with their investor ratings.  Giancotti  said they look at an investor’s entire portfolio for their rating  not just the shining stars. By going that route  their ratings reflect the whole picture.\n“I like the analogy that you’re only as good as the children you have ”  Giancotti  said. “If you have one amazing child and one terrible child  even though you love them all  there’s one that really stands out. All the children – the startups – factor into our investor ratings. How many have sold? How many failed? What’s the traction on each of them? You’ve got to evaluate the companies that investors are getting money from.”\nAs startups grow  one mistake founders make is focusing on themselves at the expense of the company. When companies have a few employees  the founder’s involvement is crucial. When the team grows to 50 people  smart founders look to hire someone else who can grow the company long after they’ve left the picture. If you’re a founder going through a round of funding  stay focused on your company  not yourself.  Giancotti  also advocates planning early for how your startup will raise funds. “If you’re raising money to survive ”  he  said  “you’re already out of time.”\nWhen you’re trying to gain momentum for your startup and get it off the ground  you’ll probably have people tell you that your idea is terrible. When you begin to request funding  you’ll likely face repeated rejection. As  Giancotti  points out  hitting a wall shouldn’t stop you in your tracks. The successful founders learn to take everything in stride.\n“As a founder  you’ve got to take criticism as an opportunity to prove people wrong ”  he  said. “When we started pitching Oddup  we had a lot of people saying our idea was stupid  it wouldn’t work and that we shouldn’t do it. Now the same people want to invest in us. It’d be easy to be upset with them  but that’s pettiness  and you shouldn’t be petty as an entrepreneur. At least they cared enough to give you an opinion.”\nThere’s one final key to being a successful founder that isn’t talked about enough. After Oddup’s Series A round   Giancotti  was told something that all startup founders need to hear: “You guys are destined to be a billion-dollar company  but you need to stay alive for it.” Good health   Giancotti  knows  is as much about effective stress management as  it  is keeping your body in shape with regular exercise and a nutritious diet.\n“Founders must focus on both their mental and physical health. This job takes a lot out of you. Even if you’re physically healthy  the mental part can wear you down just as much. You need the right headspace to be successful in the long run ” says  Giancotti .",
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            "input": "Priebus is one of several current and former White House aides expected to be interviewed by Mueller’s team in the coming weeks. Those investigators  besides looking into whether campaign aides coordinated with the Kremlin to influence the outcome of the presidential election  are also looking into a series of White House actions since the start of the administration  including the firing in May of former FBI Director James Comey.\nAs head of the Republican National Committee during the presidential campaign  Priebus would have insight into the inner workings of the Trump campaign  particularly during the general election. He also was present during the presidential transition and served as White House chief of staff during times crucial to Mueller investigation  including while Flynn served in the administration and while Trump made the decision to fire  Comey .\nIn a prepared statement in June to the Senate intelligence committee   Comey  described how Priebus had briefly interrupted a private White House conversation with the president in which  he  said Trump told  him   he  hoped  Comey  would end an FBI investigation into Flynn and  his  contacts with the Russian ambassador.\n“After  he  had spoken for a few minutes about leaks  Reince Priebus leaned in through the door by the grandfather clock and I could see a group of people waiting behind him ” Comey’s statement said. “The President waved at him to close the door  saying he would be done shortly. The door closed.”",
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            "input": "\"Bush wanted to do the right thing by fulfilling this humanitarian impulse ,\" says Chow . \nIn so doing , Chow contends , Bush paved the way for an era in which global health assistance has become a prominent new instrument of U.S. statecraft . \nBy contrast , only a few Americans have ever heard of PEPFAR , the U.S. President 's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief , which President Bush announced in his State of the Union address in 2003 . \nThe name might surprise you : it 's George W. Bush . \nThat 's partly because the United States has done very little to publicize the success of PEPFAR , and partly because the Bush presidency was overshadowed by much more high-profile aspects of his foreign policy -LRB- such as the invasion of Iraq -RRB- . \nIndeed , Bush still enjoys high popularity ratings in Africa , where he 's widely regarded as one of the continent 's great benefactors . \nAt the same time , I think it 's a tragedy that the foreign policy shortcomings of the Bush administration have conspired to obscure his most positive legacy -- not least because it saved so many lives , but because there 's so much that Americans and the rest of the world can learn from it . \n\"Bush did more to stop AIDS and more to help Africa than any president before or since ,\" says New York Times correspondent Peter Baker , who 's writing a history of the Bush-Cheney White House that 's due to appear in October . \nIf it were n't for Iraq , it would be one of the main things history would remember about Bush , and it still should be part of any accounting of his presidency .\" \nIn his 2003 speech , President Bush called upon Congress to sponsor an ambitious program to supply antiretroviral drugs and other treatments to HIV sufferers in Africa .",
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            "input": "“Europe just looks healthy ” said Bob Michele  who oversees $483 billion as head of global fixed income  currency and commodities at JPMorgan Asset Management.\nBob Michele Photographer: Kholood Eid/Bloomberg\nThe biggest risk “is that inflation picks up  the Fed does four hikes  not three  and without QE suddenly you get some steepening of the curve ”  Michele  said in an interview.  He  expects that to play out.\n Michele  hedges away much of the interest-rate risk in  his  portfolio with futures. Credit spreads  though they’ve tightened  still have room to absorb broad interest-rate increases  in  his  view.\nWhat doesn’t  he  like? Anything the European Central Bank bought.",
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            "input": "The tax package would impose a new tax on investment income earned by some private universities and colleges. Sen. Pat Toomey  R-Pa.  added a provision exempting certain colleges that don't receive federal funds. Democrats said Hillsdale was the only college that would benefit.\n Toomey  defended Hillsdale as \"a wonderful institution\" and said other schools might qualify for the tax break  too.  Toomey  said a school that declines federal funds saves taxpayers \"a tremendous amount of money.\"\n\"I do understand that my colleagues on the far left do not have fond opinion of Hillsdale. But I do. I actually think it's a wonderful institution \"  Toomey  said.\nGraduates include Erik Prince  who is DeVos' brother and the founder of the government contractor once known as Blackwater  and former Rep. Chris Chocola of Indiana. Chocola once headed the conservative Club for Growth  an advocacy group that Toomey also once led.",
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            "input": "That’s because  at the moment  the industry has other things to worry about — specifically the sexual harassment and abuses of power that have been going on far too long behind the scenes of movies and television. The allegations against super-producer Harvey Weinstein opened the floodgates and turned Hollywood introspective. As  host Seth Meyers  said during a People interview leading up to the awards show  “It seems like this year more than ever  Hollywood has its own internal politics that obviously deserve to be talked about.” And those politics were more important than whatever was happening in Washington.\n Seth Meyers  hosted the 2018 Golden Globes and quickly took aim at sexual harassment during  his  opening monologue. (Erin Patrick O'Connor/The Washington Post)\nThat’s not to say that Trump was completely ignored.  Meyers  who’s known to be critical of the president on his late-night show   got in a few digs. At one point   he  pointed to Seth Rogen and said  “Remember when  he  was the guy making trouble with North Korea?”\n He  also joked about how much the president would probably hate the Hollywood Foreign Press Association  because it contains three words  he  despises so much. “The only name that could make  him  angrier is the Hillary Mexico Salad Association ”  Meyers  said.\n Meyers  also revisited  his  hosting duties at the White House correspondents’ dinner in 2011 when — as legend has it — Barack Obama’s dismissive jokes and  Meyers ’s minutes-long bit about Trump spurred the reality-show star to run for president. Trump denies his campaign had anything to do with getting roasted that evening  but that didn’t stop  Meyers  from trying to make lightning strike twice.  He  turned  his  attention to Oprah Winfrey  sitting in the front row as this year’s Cecil B. DeMille Award recipient  and tried to pull some reverse psychology on  her   saying that  she ’s completely unfit to run the country.\nGolden Globes: Seth Meyers roasts Trump  Weinstein and more (with an assist from Amy Poehler)",
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            "input": "Reid Hoffman  is the billionaire cofounder of LinkedIn and served as its CEO for four years.\n He 's also an investing partner at Greylock Partners.\n Hoffman  was on the early executive team at PayPal and created web-based social networks in the 1990s.\nPeople talk about  Reid Hoffman  as a philosopher of Silicon Valley. That's by design.\nBefore  he  was the billionaire cofounder of LinkedIn and a partner at Greylock   he  planned to be a \"public intellectual.\"  Hoffman  says  his  philosophical training guides  his  business and investment strategies every day.\n\"Formulating what your investment thesis is  what the strategy is  what the risks with the approach are  what kinds of things you would be doing with it  are all greatly aided by the crispness of thinking that comes with philosophical training \"  Hoffman  said on Business Insider's podcast  \"Success! How I Did It.\"\n He 's now one of the foremost experts on entrepreneurship and careers  sharing  his  theories through  his  podcast \"Masters of Scale \" presentations  essays  and books.  He 's built one of the most robust networks in Silicon Valley — Tesla/SpaceX's Elon Musk and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg are among  his  many friends — and  he 's always gathering insights from them.\nOn this episode of \"Success! How I Did It \"  Hoffman  talks about how  he  sees  his  place in the world   his  30-year friendship with  his  political opposite Peter Thiel  and  his  love of playing board games.\nRich Feloni: Let's start at the beginning — a young  Reid Hoffman  playing board games.\n Reid Hoffman : Probably my younger self would be embarrassed about how less good my older self would be. But  like  in Settlers of Catan  I think it's one of the most entrepreneurial of the kind of social board games because it involves trading — you trade resources and so forth — and that kind of dynamic actually makes it much more entrepreneurial than your typical kind of board game slash war game.\n Hoffman : It is. I got bitten by the independence  to be out of the house a little earlier than your average kid. And part of what appealed to me about Putney was that  in addition to having academics  it was doing blacksmithing and woodworking and working on the farm and art and a bunch of things that I wouldn't otherwise had experience to do.\n Hoffman : Yeah  and very much so.\n Hoffman : So this is one of those false-dichotomy questions because the answer is massively both  right?\n Hoffman : I actually never really thought about  myself  as an entrepreneur until years into LinkedIn  which is after I had founded my second company. What I had been focused on  almost from those early days at Putney  was just building stuff  being a public intellectual  making something happen  and then what's the way you do that?\n Hoffman : Oh  actually  I didn't turn down that investment. Because I was worried about the appearance of conflict with LinkedIn  I sourced it to Peter and then I co-invested a small amount of dollars along with Peter. So it was financially very expensive  but it's always good to act first and foremost with a sense of ethics and integrity  and what I had been worried about was that people would say  \"Oh  well  you're both invested in Facebook as a lead investor and you're doing LinkedIn \" and I said  \"OK  well  Peter has no conflict  so he can lead and then I can essentially co-invest.\"\n Hoffman : I had had this notion of having a network be a platform  and what a platform is  is a number of applications are built on top of it. But a network is a platform primarily when it has your real identity and real relationships. When it is  in fact   Reid Hoffman  and  Reid Hoffman 's colleagues and friends and so forth.",
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            "input": "When does an artist become a phenomenon? It’s a rare moment on the scale of seeing a new star emerge in the night sky. Already  a rising art world star  American artist Kehinde Wiley  seems poised now at the age of 35 and after just a little over a decade of work to take the next step and really heat things up. With not one but two big New York City exhibitions  a featured appearance on a hot new album cover  and the kind of retrospective  lavishly illustrated  critically evaluative monograph that seals the deal   Kehinde Wiley  has the whole world in the palm of  his  hand  and that’s exactly what  he  wants.\nBorn in 1977 as the youngest of six children to a single mother   Wiley  grew up facing hard economic times but also enjoying the intellectual stimulation of having a mother in academia. Looking for a way to keep Kehinde occupied   his  mother enrolled  him  in art classes  including some at the Huntington Library  where  he  could study portraits such as Thomas Gainsborough’s famous Blue Boy. After graduating with an MFA from Yale in 2001   Wiley  became artist-in-residence at the Studio Museum in Harlem  where  he  witnessed a steady stream of young African-American men walk past in full hip hop regalia. Joining the old school world of portraiture with this new school of personal style   Wiley  developed the unique subject matter and approach that has been a popular and critical success since.\nIn Kehinde Wiley  the first monograph dedicated to Wiley’s career as a whole (published by Rizzoli USA)  Thelma Golden  chief curator and director of the Studio Museum in Harlem  introduces the volume by remarking that she “was in conversation with  Wiley  before I ever spoke to  him .” Wiley’s work touches on “the politics of representation; the power of art history; the veracity of images; notions of authorship  identity  and culture; the critical nexus of race and gender in contemporary art ” Golden lists—all things that she and nearly all contemporary art critics think deeply about. This combination of Wiley’s thought provoking practice and stunningly beautiful paintings makes him irresistible to both the high brows and those simply wanting to enjoy the show.\nIn addition to capturing visually  Wiley ’s bravura brushwork and vast range of visual inventiveness in 275 color illustrations (including some gatefolds)   the contributors Kehinde Wiley  dig  their  critical teeth deep into Wiley’s art and come away with a mouthful. Art historian Robert Hobbs provides a detailed biography not just of Wiley’s life but of his thought  mapping mental landmarks ranging from W.E.B. DuBois and Henry Louis Gates  Jr.  to Michel Foucault and Jacques Lacan. Hobbs sees a kind of “conceptual realism” at the heart of Wiley’s portraiture that is “coercive rather than simply mimetic.” More than just capturing a likeness  Wiley’s portraits capture your mind and make you think about the power relations embedded in imagery of all kinds throughout history.\n Wiley ’s standard procedure has been to “street cast” individuals who catch his eye  invite them to his studio  allow them to browse art history books and pick a pose  and then photograph the subjects in full regalia to use for painting later. Wiley’s 2008 painting The Virgin Martyr St. Cecilia (shown above) riffs on Renaissance sculptor Stefano Maderno’s The Virgin Martyr St. Cecilia from 1600. From one perspective  the prone African-American male seems as powerless as the martyred saint. From another  the young man takes on the gravitas of Cecilia as a modern victim of thoughtless violence. From yet another  knowing that the young man chose this pose for himself  he takes on the role of provocateur  consciously drawing all those associations and more—paradoxically in control even when prone. This alchemical approach to art history is at the center of the “conceptual realism” Hobbs suggests.\nThe Jewish Museum  New York is currently showing the latest installment of The World Stage paintings—Kehinde Wiley/The World Stage: Israel. The exhibition features 14 large-scale portraits of young Israeli men of different ethnic backgrounds and religions. A video on the museum’s website shows Wiley in Tel Aviv “street casting” and finding individuals such as Ethopian Jewish hip hop performer Kalkidan. Wiley finds hip hop in the unlikeliest places in Israel  proving the global reach of the art form that began in the Bronx as a means of “black” expression.\nThe title of Sean Kelly Gallery’s current Wiley exhibition  Kehinde Wiley: An Economy of Grace  could be an emblem for everything Wiley’s been doing for the past decade both locally and globally. “The phrase ‘an economy of grace’ speaks directly to the ways in which we manufacture and value grace and honor  the people that we choose to bestow that honor upon  and the ways in which grace is at once an ideal that we strive for and something that is considered to be a natural human right ” Wiley explains. Wiley’s trying to turn his personal economy of grace into a global economy  with his portraits as the new gold standard. As technology brings us closer and closer  the friction between individuals  countries  ideologies  religions  and everything else heats up faster than ever. Grace may be the only currency that can pull us out of the global spiritual debt crisis. If Kehinde Wiley seems to have the world in his hands right now  it’s because he wants to save it one image at a time by showing us the grace and beauty of black men and  by extension  the grace and beauty of us all.\n[Image: Kehinde Wiley. The Virgin Martyr St. Cecilia  2008. Oil on canvas. 101.5 x 226.5 in. © Kehinde Wiley.]\n[Many thanks to Rizzoli USA for providing me with the image above and a review copy of the monograph Kehinde Wiley  by Thelma Golden  Sarah Lewis  Robert Hobbs  and Brian Keith Jackson. Many thanks also to Sean Kelly Gallery (whose exhibition Kehinde Wiley: An Economy of Grace runs through June 16  2012) and to The Jewish Museum  New York (whose exhibition Kehinde Wiley/The World Stage: Israel runs through July 29  2012) for press materials.]",
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            "input": "Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue  Was 2018's 'Designated Survivor'\nPresident Trump's first State of the Union address had a prestigious and eclectic audience — Vice President Pence  an assortment of Cabinet secretaries  Bill Nye the Science Guy  Paul Ryan's likely 2018 Democratic opponent and a plethora of military heroes — but one member of Trump's Cabinet was notably missing: Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue.\n Perdue  was this year's \"designated survivor \" the chosen official who skips the president's speech to ensure the continuity of government in the case of a catastrophe that wipes out the president  the vice president and the rest of the nation's leaders who will be in attendance.\nThe White House announced just before Tuesday's speech that  Perdue  would skip the State of the Union address in the House chamber at the Capitol and instead spend the evening in a secure and undisclosed location.\nThe selection of  Perdue  to lead the hypothetically decimated government is an arguably bipartisan one. The former governor of Georgia was one of Trump's Cabinet selections who didn't cause a stir  as he was confirmed by the Senate last April by a vote of 87-11  with dozens of Democrats voting for him.\n Perdue  grew up on a farm in central Georgia and worked as a veterinarian before serving as the state's governor from 2003 to 2011.\nIt's unclear where exactly  he  was Tuesday during Trump's speech.",
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            "input": "A grand jury indictment cites four marriages between Thai Ginger workers who have U.S. citizenship and Thai nationals  three of whom were Bradford's relatives. Bradford paid three of the workers $10 000 to more than $20 000  while another  who had recently been promoted to management  received a loan of $3 780  the indictment said.\n Bradford's attorney  Jesse Cantor  and her husband declined to comment Tuesday.\n Bradford faces a maximum prison term of five years on the conspiracy charge and 10 years on each of the document fraud counts. Tangchaiwanna is only charged with immigration fraud conspiracy  and could face a maximum five years.\n The indictment includes a criminal forfeiture allegation  meaning the government is seeking to seize any property Bradford may have purchased with proceeds from criminal activity.",
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            "input": "“He said  ‘You should not run for this office ’” said  Jesse Sbaih  an immigrant from Jordan who is now a trial lawyer . This race for the House  in a district that includes a swath of suburban Las Vegas  is his first run for political office.\n Sbaih  said it happened after  he  had entered the House race.  He  met with Reid in August in a meeting room at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel.\n Sbaih  said  he  had sought the meeting in order to win Reid’s support — a key factor in Nevada  where Reid is the unquestioned power broker of Democratic politics. But Reid would not give it   Sbaih  said  and cited Sbaih’s religion as one reason why.\n“I did not feel that this was an issue. They made it an issue. My campaign is about me being an American ”  Sbaih  said.  He  said  he  had not faced this kind of opposition based on  his  religion before: “I just turned 40. Been in this country for 29 years. And it’s just absolutely shocking that this occurred.”\n“Senator Reid did not say that ” said Kristen Orthman  a spokeswoman in Reid’s Senate office. “ Jesse Sbaih  is a liar and that’s why  he  is going to lose.”\n Sbaih ’s assertion could shake up one of the most competitive House races in the country — a race made possible  in a way  by Reid himself.\nOn the Republican side  several plausible candidates have already filed to run. On the Democratic side  however  the race was slow to start: late in the summer   Sbaih  was the best-funded and best-known candidate who had declared.\n Sbaih  is an ally of Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt.)  who is running  in part  on  his  own remarkable life story.  Sbaih ’s parents immigrated from Jordan to Virginia when  he  was 11  and  he  helped support the family by washing dishes in an Italian restaurant as a teen.\nNow   Sbaih  said   his  run for office is a way to repay the country for the way it welcomed  his  family.\n“I’ve always felt: The more America gave me  the more I wanted to give back ”  Sbaih  said in an interview with The Washington Post.\nBut   Sbaih  said   he  was rebuffed when  he  sought to gain Reid’s support.\nFirst   he  said   he  met with a political consultant connected to Reid  Rebecca Lambe. At a coffee shop   Sbaih  said  Lambe brought up his religion and his Arab heritage: “She said  basically  you’re gonna have a problem winning  as a Muslim  as an Arab.”\n Sbaih  said  he  did not record that meeting with Lambe  or the one  he  had with Reid a few weeks later.\nTo bolster  his  account   Sbaih  supplied both emails and text messages from the time  in which  he  tells another Reid ally that  he  is “profoundly disheartened and saddened that the Democratic Party is refusing to accept a candidate like  me  because of my religion and ethnicity.”\nIn the exchanges of text message and emails provided by Sbaih  however  Reid’s allies do not say explicitly that  Sbaih ’s race or religion is a hindrance  nor do they confirm that Reid himself had said so.\nOrthman  Reid’s spokeswoman  said that Reid had told  Sbaih   he  should run for another office — instead of jumping straight into a highly competitive House race.",
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            "input": "ELMONT  N.Y. -- Bob Baffert isn't supposed to win the Belmont Stakes on Saturday. Not too many people who roam the backstretch in the mornings are giving his horse  Game On Dude  much of a chance to get to the winner's circle in the 1-1/2-mile Belmont.\n Heck  Baffert is one of them.\n \"You know \" Baffert said  standing outside the barn housing Game on Dude early Thursday morning  \"the Belmont can be an odd race. Horses have won this race who really didn't figure. I am one of those here.\"\n Game On Dude is a modest 10-1 in the Belmont  co-fourth choice along with Uptowncharleybrown and Make Music For Me. Surely  the main reason Game On Dude is 10-1 is not because he won the Lone Star Derby in Texas in his last start. It's because Baffert  the Hall of Fame trainer  is calling the shots.\n \"The Lone Star Derby to here is a big jump \" Baffert said. \"He has been training well at Santa Anita.\"\n Baffert was speaking to a small group of writers and didn't sound as confident as he did in the days leading up to the Preakness. Then again  he wasn't talking about Lookin At Lucky here.\n \"He is smart \" Baffert said about the Preakness winner  who is back home in California. \"When he realized he was not gonna run here  he started to feel good. He looks great now. I would love to have him here.\"\n Baffert will roll the dice with Game On Dude  who was fifth in the Derby Trail and seventh in the Florida Derby. The Florida Derby was won by Ice Box  who is the 3-1 morning line favorite in the Belmont.\n Game On Dude will be ridden by California-based Martin Garcia  who won the Preakness for Baffert with Lookin At Lucky.\n This will be the third race the son of Awesome Again will make under Baffert. The horse was bought by multiple owners -- including Los Angeles Dodgers manager Joe Torre -- after the Florida Derby.\n \"We bought him for the Classics  we bought him for the (Kentucky) Derby \" Baffert said. \"Martin worked him the other day and I said  'Are you sure he has a chance to go a mile and a half because I don't want to embarrass myself.' He said he was doing good  a one-pace type cruiser. I do think he looks better than he did before the Lone Star race. I think he will run OK. I hope he does.\"",
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            "input": "By mid-October  the situation had become so dire that  President Woodrow Wilson  called  his  Army chief of staff to the White House  suggesting that perhaps the troop ships should be halted until the flu abated.  He  was reassured by Gen. Peyton C. March that every medical precaution was being taken.\nA year earlier   Wilson  had outlined in  his  famous 14-point speech a blueprint to keep the world safe from future wars.  He  called for an end to secret treaties and proposed a plan that would consider the rights of native people who lived in colonial territories  require reduction in world armaments and guarantee freedom of the seas.  He  also proposed the League of Nations  an international organization empowered to ensure “political independence and territorial integrity [of] great and small states alike.”\n Wilson  arrived in Paris for the peace talks prepared to battle with Georges Clemenceau  the 77-year-old “Tiger” of France  who wanted Germany to pay heavily for waging war.\nThe talks dragged on and turned so bitter that  Wilson  threatened to head home without an agreement. And then  he  came down with the flu.\n“ The president  was suddenly taken violently sick with the influenza at a time when the whole of civilization seemed to be in the balance ”  his  doctor  Cary T. Grayson  wrote to a friend back home on April 14  1919. “From your side of the water you can not realize on what thin ice European civilization has been skating. . . . Some day perhaps I may be able to tell the world what a close call we had.”\nInstead  Grayson told the public that  Wilson  had caught a cold.\n Wilson  would recover sufficiently to resume the talks. But  he  was an enfeebled shadow of  his  former self  quickly caving in to Clemenceau’s demands.\n“It is of course impossible to say what  Wilson  would have done had  he  not become sick ” historian John M. Barry wrote in his best-selling book “The Great Influenza.” “Influenza did weaken  him  physically  and — precisely at the most critical point of the negotiations — influenza did at the least drain from  him  the stamina and the ability to concentrate. That much is certain. And it is almost certain that influenza affected  his  mind in other  deeper ways.”\nClemenceau’s greatest triumph — and  Wilson ’s greatest humiliation in  his  moment of weakness— was acquiescence to what became known as the “War Guilt Clause.” Germans viewed that clause as putting full responsibility for the war on Germany  and it demanded payment of a sum far greater than anything the country could afford.\n Wilson’s  Fourteen Points had been widely distributed in Germany  and Germans saw their abandonment as a betrayal. For 14 years  the Weimar Republic ruled Germany amid hyperinflation  political extremism and contentious relationships with the victorious Allies.",
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            "input": "Bernie Sanders to visit SF on Friday for state nurses convention . \nPhoto : Tom BrennerThe New York Times   Image 1 of  6 Caption Close Image 1 of 6 Sen. Bernie Sanders -LRB- I-Vt . -RRB- \nless Sen. Bernie Sanders -LRB- I-Vt . -RRB- \nThe former presidential candidate will be in San Francisco on Friday to address a ... more Photo : Tom BrennerThe New York Times   Image 2 of 6 Sen. Bernie Sanders -LRB- I-Vt . -RRB- \nOn the same day that Republican lawmakers were pitching a last-gasp effort to undo the Affordable Care Act , Sanders said that 15 Democratic senators have signed on to what he called a a Medicare-for-all , single-payer health care system . \n-LRB- Tom BrennerThe New York Times -RRB- less Sen. Bernie Sanders -LRB- I-Vt . -RRB- \n, holds a news conference regarding health care policy , on Capitol Hill in ... more Photo : TOM BRENNER , NYT Image 3 of 6 Senator Kamala Harris , a Democrat from California , speaks as Senator Bernie Sanders , an independent from Vermont , left , listens during a health care bill news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington , D.C. , U.S. , on Wednesday , Sept. 13 , 2017 . \nPhotographer : Andrew HarrerBloomberg less Senator Kamala Harris , a Democrat from California , speaks as Senator Bernie Sanders , an independent from Vermont , left , listens during a health care bill news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington , D.C. , ... more Photo : Andrew Harrer , Bloomberg Image 4 of 6 Sens. Elizabeth Warren -LRB- D-Mass . -RRB- \nlook on as Sen. Bernie Sanders -LRB- I-Vt . -RRB- \nSanders said that 15 Democratic senators have signed on to what he called a \"a Medicare-for-all , single-payer health care system .\" \nlook on as Sen. Bernie Sanders -LRB- I-Vt . -RRB- \nspoke at a news conference on health care policy , on Capitol Hill in Washington , ... more Photo : TOM BRENNER , NYT Image 5 of 6 Sen. Bernie Sanders , I-Vt. , second from right , declines to speak with a reporter as he walks to a luncheon with Democrats on Capitol Hill in Washington , Tuesday , Sept. 12 , 2017 . \n-LRB- AP PhotoSusan Walsh -RRB- Sen. Bernie Sanders , I-Vt. , second from right , declines to speak with a reporter as he walks to a luncheon with Democrats on Capitol Hill in Washington , Tuesday , Sept. 12 , 2017 . \n-LRB- AP PhotoSusan Walsh -RRB- Photo : Susan Walsh , Associated Press Image 6 of 6 A doctor and other supporters gather before Sen. Bernie Sanders , I-Vt. , and other democratic Senators arrive for a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington , Wednesday , Sept. 13 , 2017 , to unveil their Medicare for All legislation to reform health care . \n-LRB- AP PhotoAndrew Harnik -RRB- less A doctor and other supporters gather before Sen. Bernie Sanders , I-Vt. , and other democratic Senators arrive for a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington , Wednesday , Sept. 13 , 2017 , to unveil their ... more Photo : Andrew Harnik , Associated Press Bernie Sanders to visit SF on Friday for state nurses convention 1  6 Back to Gallery . \nSen. Bernie Sanders will visit San Francisco on Friday to promote his recently introduced Medicare for All plan at a convention of California nurses . \nSanders introduced his Medicare for All bill on Sept. 13 . \nThe California Nurses Association , though , welcomes Sanders ' legislation as part of a \"common fight for health care for all and social justice ,\" RoseAnn DeMoro , the union 's executive director , said in a press release announcing Sanders ' visit . \nThe event begins on Thursday and will feature speakers , including Sanders ' wife , Jane O'Meara Sanders , founder of the Sanders Institute . \nAlso set to speak are playwright Eve Ensler , political commentator Van Jones and Nina Turner , president of Our Revolution , an organization founded by leaders of Sanders ' campaign . \nSanders is scheduled to take the stage at 1 p.m. Friday .",
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            "input": "Leading Tory Brexit supporters have urged the prime minister to take advantage German Chancellor Angela Merkel ’ s weakness and failure to form a government . Theresa May has reportedly agreed with her cabinet to roughly double the offered Brexit ‘ divorce bill  ’ but Iain Duncan Smith   the former Conservative Party leader   urged her to “ sit tight ”  The Times reports . advertisement Jacob Rees - Mogg   Tory MP for North East Somerset   said that it would be “ foolish ” to hike the offer at a time when Mrs .  Merkel  needed to reassure German voters and businesses they will still be able to trade with the UK .  He  told the paper : “ Approving a higher divorce bill at this stage would be foolish … As for Germany   its domestic political concerns make it less likely that it would want to risk the damage that could be done to its industry from the UK imposing tariffs on its exports .” Mr . Duncan Smith added : “ When you look at what is going on in Europe the idea that out of that chaotic situation can come any sort of understanding is clearly not right   so we will have to sit tight .” May Expected to Offer EU £ 40 Billion – But Leavers Ask : What Are We Getting in Return ? The German chancellor ’ s Christian Democratic Union ( CDU ) and sister Christian Social Union ( CSU ) parties recently suffered their worst election result since 1949   with the populist   right - wing Alternative for Germany ( AfD ) surging . Their former coalition partner   the Social Democrats ( SDP )  also had their worst post - war election performance and announced they would quit the “ grand coalition ” and go into opposition . Mrs . Merkel had since failed to form a government with Germany ’ s Free Democrats and the Greens   with ideological differences proving too great . On Monday   she said she was “ very sceptical ” about running a minority government and hinted at fresh elections . Reports of  Mrs  . Merkel ’ s admission came on the same day reports claimed  Mrs  . May planned to double her previous offer to the European Union ( EU ) of roughly £ 20 billion to £ 40 billion . Economic commitments in the region totalling roughly £ 20 billion are to be added to the £ 20 billion already acknowledged as owed in  Mrs  . May ’ s Florence speech . A government source suggested that Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Environment Secretary Michael Gove had signed up to the plan   despite previously opposing a large pay - out .",
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            "input": "Kevin Hart 's brazen attempt to celebrate onstage with the Philadelphia Eagles after their Super Bowl victory was motivated by a little liquid confidence.\nThe comedian — who was shut down by a security guard as  he  approached the stage after Sunday's game — explained in an Instagram video that  he 'd been drinking  but was too excited about the Eagles win to feel bad about getting denied.\n Kavin Hart  was not allowed onstage following the Eagles’ Super Bowl win. (Elsa)\n\"When alcohol is in your system  you do dumb stuff \"  Hart  began in the video. \"Me trying to go on stage with the trophy (is) definitely in the top two stupidest things I've ever done but who cares? The Eagles won the Super Bowl.\"\nFootage of  Hart  getting blocked by the security guard on the field as  he  tried to get onstage went viral Sunday after it aired on the NBC post-game broadcast.\nSecurity blocks  Kevin Hart  from Super Bowl stage\n Hart  acknowledged in  his  Instagram post that  he  was \"still a little tipsy\" and that  his  wife  Eniko Parrish  warned  him  not to go onstage.\nA post shared by  Kevin Hart  (@kevinhart4real) on Feb 5  2018 at 4:20am PST\n\"It didn't work out good  \" Hart  said of  his  plan with a laugh. \"That man did his job  didn't he?\"\n Hart   a longtime Eagles superfan  summed up his minute-long Instagram post with a series of hashtags such as #iShouldHaveListenedToMyWife and \"AtLeastIDidntPunchaHorse \" along with the caption  \"Who gives a s--t....Fllllyyyy EAGLES FLY!!!!!\"\nAfter his denial   Hart  appeared on NFL Network and dropped an F-bomb on air.",
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            "input": "When  Melania Trump  stepped onto the stage at the second debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump  all eyes were on  her  hot pink blouse. Or  rather  the bow at the very top of it.\nYou see  48 hours after audio of  Trump 's husband saying the words \"Grab them by the pussy\" leaked online  Trump wore a bow style  which is defined by its looseness and high placement on the neck  widely known as the \"pussy bow.\"\nNow  the pussy bow has the Melania Factor. Almost instantaneously after  Trump  showed up to the debate in that fuchsia Gucci blouse  it sold out. Meaning that the bow isn't just for the runway any longer.\nSo  Melania Trump   whether  she  knows it or not  very well may have inadvertently started a revival of one of the most quietly feminist garments we have. How will we ever thank  her ?",
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            "input": "The Breitbart employee closest to the alt-right was  Milo Yiannopoulos   the site’s former tech editor known best for  his  outrageous public provocations  such as last year’s Dangerous Faggot speaking tour and September’s canceled Free Speech Week in Berkeley. For more than a year  Yiannopoulos led the site in a coy dance around the movement’s nastier edges  writing stories that minimized the role of neo-Nazis and white nationalists while giving its politer voices “a fair hearing.” In March  Breitbart editor Alex Marlow insisted “we’re not a hate site.” Breitbart’s media relations staff repeatedly threatened to sue outlets that described Yiannopoulos as racist. And after the violent white supremacist protest in Charlottesville  Virginia  in August  Breitbart published an article explaining that when Bannon said the site welcomed the alt-right  he was merely referring to “computer gamers and blue-collar voters who hated the GOP brand.” These new emails and documents  however  clearly show that Breitbart does more than tolerate the most hate-filled  racist voices of the alt-right. It thrives on them  fueling and being fueled by some of the most toxic beliefs on the political spectrum — and clearing the way for them to enter the American mainstream. It’s a relationship illustrated most starkly by a previously unreleased April 2016 video in which Yiannopoulos sings “America the Beautiful” in a Dallas karaoke bar as admirers  including the white nationalist Richard Spencer  raise their arms in Nazi salutes. These documents chart the Breitbart alt-right universe. They reveal how the website — and  in particular  Yiannopoulos — links the Mercer family  the billionaires who fund Breitbart  to underpaid trolls who fill it with provocative content  and to extremists striving to create a white ethnostate. They capture what Bannon calls his “killing machine” in action  as it dredges up the resentments of people around the world  sifts through these grievances for ideas and content  and propels them from the unsavory parts of the internet up to TrumpWorld  collecting advertisers’ checks all along the way. And the cache of emails — some of the most newsworthy of which BuzzFeed News is now making public — expose the extent to which this machine depended on Yiannopoulos  who channeled voices both inside and outside the establishment into a clear narrative about the threat liberal discourse posed to America. The emails tell the story of Steve Bannon’s grand plan for Yiannopoulos  whom the Breitbart executive chairman transformed from a charismatic young editor into a conservative media star capable of magnetizing a new generation of reactionary anger. Often  the documents reveal  this anger came from a legion of secret sympathizers in Silicon Valley  Hollywood  academia  suburbia  and everywhere in between. \"I have said in the past that I find humor in breaking taboos and laughing at things that people tell me are forbidden to joke about \" Yiannopoulos wrote in a statement to BuzzFeed News. \"But everyone who knows me also knows I'm not a racist. As someone of Jewish ancestry  I of course condemn racism in the strongest possible terms. I have stopped making jokes on these matters because I do not want any confusion on this subject. I disavow Richard Spencer and his entire sorry band of idiots. I have been and am a steadfast supporter of Jews and Israel. I disavow white nationalism and I disavow racism and I always have.” He added that during his karaoke performance  his \"severe myopia\" made it impossible for him to see the Hitler salutes a few feet away.\nA year and a half ago   Milo Yiannopoulos  set  himself  a difficult task: to define the alt-right. It was five months before Hillary Clinton named the alt-right in a campaign speech  10 months before the alt-right’s great hope became president  and 17 months before Charlottesville clinched the alt-right as a stalking horse for violent white nationalism. The movement had just begun its explosive emergence into the country’s politics and culture.\nAt the time   Yiannopoulos  who would later describe himself as a “fellow traveler” of the alt-right   was the tech editor of Breitbart. In summer 2015  after spending a year gathering momentum through GamerGate — the opening salvo of the new culture wars — he convinced Breitbart upper management to give him his own section. And for four months  he helped Bannon wage what the Breitbart boss called in emails to staff “#war.” It was a war  fought story by story  against the perceived forces of liberal activism on every conceivable battleground in American life.  Yiannopoulos  was a useful soldier whose very public identity as a gay man (one who has now married a black man) helped defend him  his anti-political correctness crusade  and his employer from charges of bigotry. But now  Yiannopoulos  had a more complicated fight on  his  hands. The left — and worse  some on the right — had started to condemn the new conservative energy as reactionary and racist.  Yiannopoulos  had to take back “alt-right ” to redefine for Breitbart’s audience a poorly understood  leaderless movement  parts of which had already started to resist the term itself. So he reached out to key constituents  who included a neo-Nazi and a white nationalist. “Finally doing my big feature on the alt right ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote in a March 9  2016  email to Andrew “Weev” Auernheimer  a hacker who is the system administrator of the neo-Nazi hub the Daily Stormer  and who would later ask his followers to disrupt the funeral of Charlottesville victim Heather Heyer. “Fancy braindumping some thoughts for me.” “It’s time for me to do my big definitive guide to the alt right ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote four hours later to Curtis Yarvin  a software engineer who under the nom de plume Mencius Moldbug helped create the “neoreactionary” movement  which holds that Enlightenment democracy has failed and that a return to feudalism and authoritarian rule is in order. “Which is my whorish way of asking if you have anything you’d like to make sure I include.” “Alt r feature  figured you’d have some thoughts ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote the same day to Devin Saucier  who helps edit the online white nationalist magazine American Renaissance under the pseudonym Henry Wolff  and who wrote a story in June 2017 called “Why I Am (Among Other Things) a White Nationalist.” The three responded at length: Weev about the Daily Stormer and a podcast called The Daily Shoah  Yarvin in characteristically sweeping world-historical assertions (“It’s no secret that North America contains many distinct cultural/ethnic communities. This is not optimal  but with a competent king it’s not a huge problem either”)  and Saucier with a list of thinkers  politicians  journalists  films (Dune  Mad Max  The Dark Knight)  and musical genres (folk metal  martial industrial  ’80s synthpop) important to the movement.  Yiannopoulos  forwarded it all  along with the Wikipedia entries for “Alternative Right” and the esoteric far-right Italian philosopher Julius Evola — a major influence on 20th-century Italian fascists and Richard Spencer alike — to Allum Bokhari  his deputy and frequent ghostwriter  whom he had met during GamerGate. “Include a bit of everything ” he instructed Bokhari.\n“I think you’ll like what I’m cooking up ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote to Saucier  the American Renaissance editor. “I look forward to it ” Saucier replied. “Bannon  as you probably know  is sympathetic to much of it.” Five days later Bokhari returned a 3 000-word draft  a taxonomy of the movement titled “ALT-RIGHT BEHEMOTH.” It included a little bit of everything: the brains and their influences (Yarvin and Evola  etc.)  the “natural conservatives” (people who think different ethnic groups should stay separate for scientific reasons)  the “Meme team” (4chan and 8chan)  and the actual hatemongers. Of the last group  Bokhari wrote: “There’s just not very many of them  no-one really likes them  and they’re unlikely to achieve anything significant in the alt-right.” “Magnificent start ”  Yiannopoulos  responded.\nOver the next three days   Yiannopoulos  passed the article back to Yarvin and the white nationalist Saucier  the latter of whom gave line-by-line annotations.  He  also sent it to Vox Day  a writer who was expelled from the board of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America for calling a black writer an “ignorant savage ” and to Alex Marlow  the editor of Breitbart. “Solid  fair  and fairly comprehensive ” Vox Day responded  with a few suggestions. “Most of it is great but I don’t want to rush a major long form piece like this ” Marlow wrote back. “A few people will need to weigh in since it deals heavily with race.”\nAlso  there was another sensitive issue to be raised: credit. “Allum did most of the work on this and wants joint [byline] but I want the glory here ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote back to Marlow. “I am telling him you said it’s sensitive and want my byline alone on it.” Minutes later   Yiannopoulos  emailed Bokhari. “I was going to have Marlow collude with me … about the byline on the alt right thing because I want to take it solo. Will you hate me too much if I do that? … Truthfully management is very edgy on this one (They love it but it’s racially charged) and they would prefer it.” “Will management definitely say no if it’s both of us?” Bokhari responded. “I think it actually lowers the risk if someone with a brown-sounding name shares the BL.” Five days later  March 22nd  Marlow returned with comments. He suggested that the story should show in more detail how  Yiannopoulos  and most of the alt-right rejected the actual neo-Nazis in the movement. And he added that Taki's Magazine and VDare  two publications  Yiannopoulos  and Bokhari identified as part of the alt-right  “are both racist. … We should disclaimer that or strike that part of the history from the article.” (The published story added  in the passive voice  “All of these websites have been accused of racism.”) Again the story went back to Bokhari  who on the 24th sent  Yiannopoulos  still another draft  with the subject head “ALT RIGHT  MEIN FUHRER.” On the 27th  now co-bylined  the story was ready for upper management: Bannon and Larry Solov  Breitbart’s press-shy CEO. It was also ready  on a separate email chain  for another read and round of comments from the white nationalist Saucier  the feudalist Yarvin  the neo-Nazi Weev  and Vox Day. “I need to go thru this tomorrow in depth…although I do appreciate any piece that mentions evola ” Bannon wrote. On the 29th  in an email titled “steve wants you to read this ” Marlow sent  Yiannopoulos  a list of edits and notes Bannon had solicited from James Pinkerton  a former Reagan and George H.W. Bush staffer and a contributing editor of the American Conservative. The 59-year-old Pinkerton was put off by a cartoon of Pepe the Frog conducting the Trump Train. “I love art ” he wrote inline. “I think [Breitbart News Network] needs a lot more of it  but I don’t get the above. Frogs? Kermit? Am I missing something here?” Later that day  Breitbart published “An Establishment Conservative’s Guide to the Alt-Right.” It quickly became a touchstone  cited in the New York Times  the Los Angeles Times  the New Yorker  CNN  and New York Magazine  among others. And its influence is still being felt. This past July  in a speech in Warsaw that was celebrated by the alt-right  President Trump echoed a line from the story — a story written by a “brown-sounding” amanuensis  all but line-edited by a white nationalist  laundered for racism by Breitbart’s editors  and supervised by the man who would in short order become the president’s chief strategist. The machine had worked well.\nThe previous November   Yiannopoulos  emailed Bannon with a bone to pick. Breitbart London reported that a London college student behind a popular social justice hashtag had threatened the anti-Islam activist Pamela Geller. “The story is horseshit and we should never have published it ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote. “Reckless and stupid. … Strongly recommend we pull. it’s insanely defamatory. I spoke to pamela geller and even she said it was rubbish. We’re outright lying about this girl and surely we’re better than that. We can and should win by telling the truth.” Six minutes later  Bannon wrote back to his tech editor in a fury. “Your [sic] full of shit. When I need your advice on anything I will ask. ... The tech site is a total clusterfuck---meaningless stories written by juveniles. You don’t have a clue how to build a company or what real content is. And you don’t have long to figure it out or your [sic] gone. … You are magenalia [sic].”\nOn December 8  the New York Times published a major story about the radicalization of American Muslims on Facebook.  Yiannopoulos  published a story called “Birth Control Makes Women Unattractive and Crazy.” That afternoon  Bannon emailed  Yiannopoulos  and Marlow. “Dude---we r in a global existentialist war where our enemy EXISTS in social media and u r jerking yourself off w/ marginalia!!!! U should be OWNING this conversation because u r everything they hate!!! Drop your toys  pick up your tools and go help save western civilization.” “Message received ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote back. “I will do a Week of Islam next week.” “U don’t need that ” Bannon responded. “Just get in the fight---ur Social Media and they have made it a powerful weapon of war. … There is no war correspondent in the west yet dude and u can own it and be remember for 3 generations--or sit around wasting your God-given talents jerking off to your fan base.” Over the next several months   Yiannopoulos  began to find the right targets. First  it  was a continued attack on Shaun King  the writer and Black Lives Matter activist whose ethnicity  Yiannopoulos  had called into question. Next it was then–Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer  who Bannon called in an email to  Yiannopoulos  the “poster child for the narcissistic ecosystem.” And increasingly it was enemies of Donald Trump. In response to a  Yiannopoulos  pitch accusing a prominent Republican opponent of Trump of being a pill-popper  Bannon wrote: “Dude!!! LMAO! … Epic.” And Bannon signed off on an April story by  Yiannopoulos  imploring #NeverTrumpers to get on board with “Trump and the alt-right.” (Bannon did  however  veto making it the lead story on the site  writing to  Yiannopoulos  and Marlow  “Looks like we have our thumb on the scale.”) Why was Bannon so concerned with the focus of his tech editor’s energies? In a February email exchange before  Yiannopoulos  appeared on Greg Gutfeld’s Sunday Fox News show  Bannon wrote  “Gutfeld should become an object lesson for u. Brilliant cultural commentator who really got pop culture  the hipster scene and advant [sic] garde….got on fox and tried to become a political pundit...lost all credibility. … You r one of the potential heirs to his cultural leadership so act according.” Bannon was grooming the younger man for something greater. In May  Bannon invited  Yiannopoulos  to Cannes for a week for the film festival. “Want to discuss tv and film with u ” he wrote in an email. “U get to meet my partners  hang on the boat and discuss business.”\nThe boat was the Sea Owl  a 200-foot yacht owned by the hedge fund billionaire Robert Mercer  who is a major funder of Breitbart and various other far-right enterprises. That week   Yiannopoulos  shuttled back and forth from the Cannes Palace Hotel to the pier next to the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès and the green-sterned  “fantasy-inspired” vessel complete with a Dale Chihuly chandelier. The Mercers were in town to promote Clinton Cash  a film produced by Bannon and their production studio  Glittering Steel. On board  Yiannopoulos drank  mingled  and interviewed Phil Robertson  the lavishly bearded patriarch of Duck Dynasty  for his podcast. “I know how lucky I am ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote to Bannon on May 20. “I’m going to work hard to make you some money -- and win the war! Thanks for having me this week and for the faith you’re placing in me chief. The left won’t know what hit them.” “U just focus on being who u are-- we will put a top level team around u ” Bannon wrote back. “#war.”\nBannon passed the request from Mercer to  Yiannopoulos .  Yiannopoulos  passed  it  to Charlie Nash  an 18-year-old Englishman whom he had met at a conference of the populist right-wing UK Independence Party conference the previous year  and who started working as his intern immediately after. Like some bleach-blonde messiah of anti–political correctness   Yiannopoulos  tended to draw in ideologically sympathetic young men at conferences  campus speeches  and on social media  accumulating more and more acolytes as  he  went along. In June 2015 it was Ben Kew  who invited  Yiannopoulos  to speak at the University of Bristol  where  he  was a student;  he ’s now a staff writer for Breitbart. In September 2015 it was Tom Ciccotta  the treasurer of the class of 2017 at Bucknell University  who still writes for Breitbart. In February 2016 it was Hunter Swogger  a University of Michigan student and then the editor of the conservative Michigan Review  whom  Yiannopoulos  cultivated and brought on as a social media specialist during his Dangerous Faggot tour.  Yiannopoulos  called these young researchers  his  “trufflehounds.” Nash  who had just been hired by Breitbart at $30 000 a year after months of lobbying by  Yiannopoulos   dutifully fielded the request from the billionaire indirectly paying his salary and turned around a story about the rejected Capitol HillAwry app on the 25th — and a follow-up five days later after Apple reversed its decision. “Huge victory ” Bannon emailed after the reversal. “Huge win.” This was the usual way stories came in from the Mercers  according to a former Breitbart editor: with a request from Bannon referring to “our investors” or “our investing partners.” After Cannes  as Bannon pushed  Yiannopoulos  to do more live events that presented expensive logistical challenges  the involvement of the investing partners became increasingly obvious. Following a May event at DePaul University in Chicago in which Black Lives Matter protesters stormed a  Yiannopoulos  speech  he wrote to Bannon  “I wouldn’t confess this to anyone publicly  of course  but I was worried ... last night that I was going to get punched or worse. ... I need one or two people of my own.”\n“Agree 100% ” Bannon wrote. “We want you to stir up more. Milo: for your eyes only we r going to use the mercers private security company.” Copied on the email was Dan Fleuette  Bannon’s coproducer at Glittering Steel and the man who acted for months as the go-between for  Yiannopoulos  and the Mercers. As  Yiannopoulos  made the transition in summer 2016 from being a writer to becoming largely the star of a traveling stage show  Fleuette was enlisted to process and wrangle the legion of young assistants  managers  trainers  and other talent the Breitbart tech editor demanded be brought along for the ride.\nFirst came Tim Gionet  the former BuzzFeed social media strategist who goes by “Baked Alaska” on Twitter  whom  Yiannopoulos  pitched to Fleuette as a tour manager in late May. Gionet accompanied  Yiannopoulos  to Florida after the June 2016 Pulse nightclub killings in Orlando. The two planned a press conference outside a mosque attended by the shooter  Omar Mateen. (“Brilliant ” Bannon emailed. “Btw they are ALL ‘factories of hate.’”) But after some impertinent tweets and back talk from Gionet  Fleuette became Yiannopoulos’s managerial confidante. “He needs to understand that ‘Baked Alaska’ is over ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote in one email to Fleuette. “He is not a friend he is an employee. … He is becoming a laughing stock and that reflects badly on me.” In another  “I think we need to replace Tim. … [He] has no news judgment or understanding of what’s dangerous (thinks tweets about Jews are just fine). … He seems more interested in his career as an obscure Twitter personality than my tour manager.” At the Republican National Convention   Yiannopoulos  deliberately chose a hotel for Gionet far from the convention center  writing to another Breitbart employee  “Exactly where I want him. … He needs the commute to remind him of his place.” Gionet did not respond to multiple requests by BuzzFeed News for comment.\nBut Gionet  who would go on to march with the alt-right in Charlottesville  was still useful to  Yiannopoulos  as a gateway to a group of young  hip  social media–savvy Trump supporters.  Yiannopoulos  managed all of  his  assistants and ghostwriters under  his  own umbrella  using “yiannopoulos.net” emails and private Slack rooms. This structure insulated Breitbart’s upper management from the 4chan savants and GamerGate vets working for  Yiannopoulos . And  it  gave  Yiannopoulos  a staff loyal to  him  above Breitbart. (Indeed   Yiannopoulos  shopped a separate “Team Milo” section to Dow Jones  which publishes the Wall Street Journal  in July 2016.) It also sometimes led to extraordinarily fraught organizational and personal dynamics. Take Allum Bokhari  the Oxford-educated former political consultant whom  Yiannopoulos  rewarded for his years of grunt work with a $100 000 ghostwriting contract for his book Dangerous. But the men were spying on each other. In April 2016   Yiannopoulos  asked Bokhari for “a complete list of the email  social media  bank accounts  and any other system and services of mine you have been accessing  and how long you’ve had access.” Bokhari confessed to having logged into Yiannopoulos’s email and Slack  and had used  Yiannopoulos ’s credit card for an Airbnb  a confession  Yiannopoulos  quickly passed on to Larry Solov  the Breitbart CEO. “My basic position is that he is not stable and needs to be far away from me ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote to Marlow and Solov. Meanwhile   Yiannopoulos  had compiled a transcript of what he called “a short section of 30 hours of recording down on paper ” which appeared to be of conversations between Bokhari and a friend. The newcomers brought in by Gionet weren’t much better behaved.  Yiannopoulos  had to boot one prospective member of  his  “tour squad” for posting cocaine use on Snapchat. Mike Mahoney  a then–20-year-old from North Carolina  had to be monitored because of his propensity for racism and anti-Semitism on social media. (Mahoney was later banned from Twitter  but he’s relocated to Gab  a free speech uber alles social network where he is free to post messages such as “reminder: muslims are fags.”) “Let me know if there’s anything specific that’s really bad eg any Jew stuff ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote of Mahoney in an email to another member of his staff. “His entire Twitter persona will have to change dramatically once he gets the job.” On September 11  2016  Mahoney signed a $2 500-a-month contract with Glittering Steel. As the Dangerous Faggot tour swung into gear   Yiannopoulos  grew increasingly hostile toward Fleuette  whom  he  excoriated for late payments to  his  young crew  lack of support  and disorganization. “The entire tour staff is demanding money ”  Yiannopoulos  wrote in one email to Fleuette in October. “No one knows or cares who Glittering Steel is but this represents a significantly damaging risk to my reputation if it gets out.” And in another  “Your problem right now is keeping me happy.\" Yet ultimately Fleuette was necessary — he connected  Yiannopoulos ’s madcap world and the massively rich people funding the machine. “I think you know who the final decision belongs to ” Fleuette wrote to  Yiannopoulos  after one particularly frantic request for money. “I am in daily communication with them.”\n Yiannopoulos ’s star rose throughout 2016 thanks to a succession of controversial public appearances  social media conflagrations  Breitbart radio spots  television hits  and magazine profiles. Bannon’s guidance  the Mercers’ patronage  and the creative energy of his young staff had come together at exactly the time Donald Trump turned offensive speech into a defining issue in American culture. And for thousands of people  Yiannopoulos  Breitbart’s poster child for offensive speech  became a secret champion.\nAggrieved by the encroachment of so-called cultural Marxism into American public life  and egged on by an endless stream of stories on Fox News about safe spaces and racially charged campus confrontations  a diverse group of Americans took to  Yiannopoulos ’s inbox to thank him and to confess their fears about the future of the country. He heard from ancient veterans who “binge-watched” his speeches on YouTube; from “a 58 year old asian woman” concerned about her high school daughter’s progressive teachers; from boys asking how to win classroom arguments against feminists; from a former NASA employee who said he had been “laid off by my fat female boss” and was sad that the Jet Propulsion Lab had become “completely cucked”; from a man who had bought his 11-year-old son an AR-15 and named it “Milo”; from an Indiana lesbian who said she “despised liberals” and begged  Yiannopoulos  to “keep triggering the special snowflakes”; from a doctoral student in philosophy who said he had been threatened with dismissal from his program for sharing his low opinion of Islam; from a Charlotte police officer thanking  Yiannopoulos  for his “common sense Facebook posts” about the shooting of Keith Lamont Scott (“BLUE LIVES MATTER ”  Yiannopoulos  responded); from a New Jersey school teacher who feared his students would become “pawns for the left social justice campaign”; from a man who said he had returned from a deployment in “an Islamic country” to discover that his wife was transitioning and wanted a divorce (subject line “Regressivism stole my wife”); from a father terrified his daughter might attend Smith College; from fans who wanted to give him jokes to use about fat people  about gay people  about Muslims  about Hillary Clinton. He also heard  with frequency  from accomplished people in predominantly liberal industries — entertainment  tech  academia  fashion  and media — who resented what they felt was a censorious coastal cultural orthodoxy. Taken together  they represent something like a network of sleeper James Damores  vexed but silent for fear of losing their jobs or friends  kvetching to  Yiannopoulos  as a pressure valve. For  Yiannopoulos   these emails weren’t just validation  though they were obviously that. They sometimes became more ammunition for the culture war. “I’m a relatively recent ex-lefty who received deep liberal indoctrination via elite private schools (Yale and Andover) ” wrote one film editor who introduced herself as an “Undercover ‘pede in Hollywood.\" (“Centipede” is slang for an online Trump supporter.) “I’ve been deeply closeted thus far due to the severe personal and professional repercussions of not beating the progressive drum.” In an email titled “Working for E! Is Hell ” a production manager at the cable network wrote  Yiannopoulos  that  her  employer was a “contributor to the fake news machine and my colleagues have become insufferable. … I … offer you my services … a partner in fighting globalism.” And Adam Grandmaison  whom Rolling Stone described as “underground hip-hop’s major tastemaker ” reached out to  Yiannopoulos  to suggest he investigate a journalist who had accused her ex-boyfriend of physical abuse. In an email to BuzzFeed News  Grandmaison wrote that he was merely voicing concern about a black man being judged by the media  and that \"I didn't intend for [Milo] to write about it.\" (Grandmaison's email to  Yiannopoulos  began \"first off i absolutely do not want credit for tipping you off to this.\") Even more tips came in from tech workers. A Google employee sent  Yiannopoulos  a picture of a cartoon gingerbread man named “Gogy  the Googely Googler” that had been posted by a coffee machine to remind employees to tidy up. According to the Google employee  the sign had turned into an HR problem after employees were angered that Gogy was identified as male.\nA Google spokesperson told BuzzFeed News the company has no record of Gogy or any related HR complaint. A Twitter software engineer who felt betrayed by the “moral company” he had worked for since 2012  when it “stood for free speech ” emailed to tell  Yiannopoulos  that the removal of  his  verification in early 2016 “was obviously politically motivated.” And some of these disgruntled tech workers reached beyond the rank and file. Vivek Wadhwa  a prominent entrepreneur and academic  reached out repeatedly to  Yiannopoulos  with stories of what  he  considered out-of-control political correctness. First it was about a boycott campaign against a Kickstarter with connections to GamerGate. (“These people are truly crazy and destructive. … What horrible people ” wrote Wadwha of the campaigners.) Then it was about Y-Combinator cofounder Paul Graham; Wadwha felt Graham was being unfairly targeted for an essay he wrote about gender inequality in tech. “Political correctness has gone too far ” Wadhwa wrote. “The alternative is communism — not equality. And that is a failed system…”  Yiannopoulos  passed Wadhwa’s email to Bokhari  who promptly ghostwrote a story for Breitbart  “Social Justice Warrior Knives Out For Startup Guru Paul Graham.” Wadwha told BuzzFeed News that he no longer supports Yiannopoulos.",
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            "input": "Kassandra Lawrence  was desperate.\n Lawrence  couldn’t afford the cost of a private attorney upfront. So  in an effort to find an alternative  she did an online search for “pregnancy discrimination” and “Ivanka Trump” — the only high-profile person she knew who was talking about family-leave issues. The search led her to a story that mentioned the NWLC.\n“I just knew that what happened to me wasn’t right and shouldn’t happen to anyone else ”  Lawrence  said. “It certainly didn’t seem right that you need to be rich  or somehow have a lot of extra money for a lawyer to even get to court.”\nThe problems had started when  Lawrence  delivered  her  second child.  She  had been working for the Stafford County  Va.  sheriff’s office for eight years when  she  became pregnant again. The pregnancy went smoothly  but the delivery did not.  Lawrence  lost a lot of blood during a complicated Caesarean section.\nIn the middle of  her  recovery  the sheriff’s department told  Lawrence   she  needed to report to work on a specific date or reapply for a job  according to  her  lawsuit.  She  had 12 weeks’ leave  no more  under the Family and Medical Leave Act  and  she  had already taken “too much” time off. All of it was essentially regarded as optional by a department official who said “women chose to have children ” the lawsuit says.  She  should have planned things in a way that wasn’t so disruptive.\n Lawrence  needed  her  job  and  she  liked it.  She  still does. So  she  went back to work in pain and with scar tissue wrapped around some of  her  organs.  Lawrence  put off surgery to remove it because  she  knew how it would be received at work.\nWhen  she  took time off for carpel tunnel surgery on  her  weapon hand — necessary to do  her  job — department officials accused  her  of medical malingering   she  said  using leave time to be with  her  kids.\nThat’s when  she  saw it: a memo from the sheriff asking employees to donate leave time to a colleague undergoing cancer treatment. The sheriff asserted that  while the man had exhausted his 12 weeks of leave  he deserved the department’s help   Lawrence  said.\n“I had already  at this point  had a lot of strange conversations  had a lot of things said to  me  about women being such an unfair burden on the department ”  Lawrence  said. “First  you question yourself. You do. Then  like most people who need their jobs  you [get] angry. You get scared. But that memo  I just couldn’t believe that they’d put this attitude in a memo  clear as day.”",
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            "input": "Brazil's Lula talks about meeting with Paraguay president\nIn his weekly radio show Breakfast with the President  Lula disclosed issues to be discussed with in his meeting with his Paraguayan counterpart Fernando Lugo. The meeting is scheduled to be held later on Monday in Ponta Pora  a Brazilian city bordering Paraguay.\nBrazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Monday that the country's relations with Paraguay are going through a \"exceptional moment\" and urged the neighbor to become economically strong.\nIn his weekly radio show Breakfast with the President  Lula disclosed issues to be discussed with in his meeting with his Paraguayan counterpart Fernando Lugo. The meeting is scheduled to be held later on Monday in Ponta Pora  a Brazilian city bordering Paraguay.",
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            "input": "Meanwhile  Wells said  remotely operated vehicles trolling the sea floor around the well bore and two other capturing sonar data have not detected any breaching yet.\n The company said oil stopped leaking at 2:25 p.m. local time Thursday after engineers gradually dialed down the amount of oil flowing through the last of three valves on the cap.\n said oil stopped leaking at 2:25 p.m. local time Thursday after engineers gradually dialed down the amount of oil flowing through the last of three valves on the cap.\n Wells said BP will run a second seismic survey Friday to check for a breach in the well. It will take 24 hours to evaluate the seismic tests.\n Data gathered during the test will be reviewed at 6-hour intervals. Wells said any decisions to end the test or re-open the well will be made by federal officials.\n Meanwhile  Wells said work restarted Friday on the drilling of the first of two relief wells  which is seen as the only permanent way to plug and seal the breached underwater well.",
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            "input": "Reports of the film industry’s impending death have been greatly exaggerated. It’d be more accurate to say the business is consolidating  with earnings for some major studios soaring in recent years and others taking big write-downs. Head and shoulders above everyone else is Disney  which reported profits of $2.5 billion in 2016 and made five of the 10 most successful films of the year (including the top three). The company  which owns Lucasfilm  Marvel Studios  and Pixar  already makes almost $1 billion more than its next biggest rival. That casts the news of its reported interest in acquiring  Fox  in an even more daunting light.\nThe deal Disney and  Fox  discussed  initially reported by CNBC  would sell “most of” 21st Century Fox to the Walt Disney Company  though not the broadcast network or its sports programming (Disney already owns ABC and ESPN  making similar acquisitions moot and possibly illegal). This acquisition  which has apparently been discussed “on and off” for weeks and is currently inactive according to The Wall Street Journal  would focus on  Fox ’s film studio  smaller cable channels like FX and National Geographic  and international assets like Sky TV. It would  essentially  amount to a merger of the first and third biggest movie studios  resulting in a potential monopoly that my colleague Derek Thompson noted could be illegal.\nWhat’s unsettling is that Disney is already focused on making films on the largest scale possible  leaving little room for the kinds of mid-budgeted dramas and comedies that used to thrive in Hollywood. If  Fox  were subsumed  that would leave Disney with only four major rivals: Warner Bros.  Paramount  Universal  and Sony  all of which also rely on revenue from other sources (mainly television) to make money.  Disney/Fox  would be a corporate monolith like no other  with an even larger stable of superheroes to throw around.\nAs the CNBC story describes   Fox  supposedly opened talks with Disney because of a “growing belief among its senior management that scale in media is of immediate importance and there is not a path to gain that scale in entertainment through acquisition.” Disney  it seems  is the only company with the “scale” that  Fox  has in mind—the kind of limitless funds that can compete with expected future rivals like Amazon  Google  and Netflix. This line of thinking may seem a little strange coming from  Fox   the company that distributed the most successful film ever made (James Cameron’s Avatar  which has four sequels in production) and owns the rights to the X-Men franchise  which has been a solid earner for almost 20 years.",
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            "input": "London (AFP) – Chelsea manager Antonio Conte reflected on a memorable 2017 as the Premier League champions rounded off the year with a 5-0 demolition of Stoke City.\nWhile  Conte ’s side are lagging well behind leaders Manchester City in this season’s title race  the Italian is still delighted with the way the last 12 months played out in west London.\nIn addition   Conte  was able to take off Victor Moses  N’Golo Kante and Alvaro Morata  all by the 71st minute  to rest their legs ahead of the visit to Arsenal on Wednesday.\n“I am very happy because I made some rotation changes today and when you have this type of response from your players you must be pleased ”  Conte  said.",
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            "input": "Trump himself labeled the media-generated hubbub a political “gift.” Bradford Richardson of the Washington Times reported  “President Trump continued his feud with  Rep. Frederica S. Wilson  in a tweet on Sunday  calling the Florida Democrat the ‘gift that keeps on giving’ for the Republican Party...\n“[Trump tweeted:] ‘ Wacky Congresswoman Wilson  is the gift that keeps on giving for the Republican Party  a disaster for Dems. You watch  her  in action & vote R!’\n“In a tweet the previous day  Mr. Trump encouraged the media to focus on  Mrs. Wilson .\n“[Trump tweeted:] ‘I hope the Fake News Media keeps talking about  Wacky Congresswoman Wilson  in that  she   as a representative  is killing the Democrat Party!’”\nTrump is right; there would be nothing better for Republicans than to make  Frederica Wilson  the face of the Democrats. There is scarcely a more shining example of the utter intellectual bankruptcy of the party than the Florida congresswoman  but the same could be said of most Democrats including of course  Nancy Pelosi  Maxine Waters  Adam Schiff or Senators Chuck Schumer  Elizabeth Warren or Al Franken.\nBy adding  Wilson ’s name to the more well-known troupe not only do you glimpse a bad comedy act that isn’t funny  you now have an elected official who dresses up for Halloween every day of the year and doesn’t even realize it.  Wilson’s  stood out since the beginning of  her  tenure in Congress having been one of the first to suggest the 2012 killing of Trayvon Martin was due to racism (the facts be damned!).\n Similarly Wilson  labeled  General Kelly’s  “empty barrel” description of  her  as a “racist term.”  Wilson ’s become the standard-bearer for everything that’s wrong with the Democrat party today  a substance-less privilege abusing politician who’s crawled  her  way to the top of local politics and is now entrenched in Congress for as long as  she  chooses to stay because there’s no organized partisan opposition in  her  district.\nIn other words   Wilson  is the poster-child for term-limits.\nCharles Hurt of the Washington Times described her best. Hurt wrote  “ Congresswoman Wilson  is living proof that  literally  anyone — no matter how stupid — can get elected to Congress. And the fact that there is actually a party in American politics that would allow someone so dumb in their caucus only proves how unseriously Democrats take themselves and how much contempt party leaders have for innocent American voters.\n“ Congresswoman Wilson  has long been known for pretty much only one thing: the ridiculous  colorful  feathered and sequined cowboy hats  she  sports around the halls of Congress. Otherwise   she  is ignored because of  her  stultifying ignorance…\n“For the good of humanity — not to mention the notion of self-governance in America —  this woman  must be removed from public office.”\nNo doubt humanity would benefit from such an occurrence but I have to say  I agree with Trump – instead of being rid of a dolt like  Wilson  it’s much better for the Republican Party’s cause to keep  her  around; and the more  she  talks the more enriched conservatives will be.\nAs amply noted the Republican Party has massive issues of its own; the entrenched GOP establishment will take years to vanquish and the #NeverTrump “conservatives” have dug themselves a very deep hole from which they cannot emerge without losing face within their own circles. But “clowns” like  Rep. Frederica Wilson  make a mockery of the entire Democrat Party – a circumstance that will only worsen with every absurd word she utters.",
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            "input": "The coalition  known as the Democratic Unity Roundtable (MUD)  is considered the principal opposition to  Nicolás Maduro’s  socialist regime and includes more than a dozen political parties whose ideologies range from center-left to center-right.\n Maduro  first announced  he  would ban some opposition leaders from running in December after they questioned the legitimacy of the latest round of elections.\nOther prominent opposition leaders  such as Popular Will leader Leopoldo López and rightful Caracas Mayor Antonio Ledezma  remain imprisoned or exiled by  the regime .\nThe election  which is scheduled for April  is widely expected to be rigged in Maduro’s favor  with  his regime  looking to fully consolidate  its  power on the country experiencing the worst political  economic  and humanitarian crisis in  its  history.",
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            "input": "CLOSE  Carlos Beltran  was on hand in New York on Tuesday  Feb. 6  2018 to accept the Legend Award at the 38th annual Thurman Munson Dinner  recognizing his charitable contributions â including his foundationâs hurricane relief aid in his native Puerto Rico. Pete Caldera/NorthJersey.com\n Carlos Beltran  was a nine-time all-star. (Photo: Thomas Shea  USA TODAY Sports)\n Carlos Beltran  said Tuesday night that  he  will not visit the White House with  his  former Houston Astros teammates and will spend time with  his  family instead.\n Beltran  said  his  decision to skip the trip is not politically motivated  though  he  has been \"disappointed\" by the U.S. government's response to Hurricane Maria damage in Puerto Rico  especially when compared to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts in Houston.\n\"Thereâs no doubt Iâm disappointed and Iâm not the only one \"  Beltran  said at the Thurman Munson Dinner in New York. \"Being part of the United States  you expect to at least get the same benefits (when) tragedies like this happen.\"\n Beltran  said Trump's presence in the White House did not affect  his  decision.\n\"(Trump) is the President of the United States \"  Beltran  said  according to the New York Daily News. \"If sometimes we donât like the things that he does  or we like the things that he does  at the end of the day heâs the president  so (it has) nothing to do with that.\n Beltran  later explained that  because  he  has since retired from baseball   he  doesn't feel like  he  belongs to a team like the Astros.\n\"My family ... thatâs the team I feel I belong to right now \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "LONDON (Reuters) - The head of a hardline group of pro-Brexit lawmakers on Saturday gave a cautious welcome to Prime Minister Theresa May’s plans for Britain’s future ties with Europe  saying now was not the time to nitpick.\nBritain's Prime Minister Theresa May leaves after delivering a speech about her vision for Brexit  at Mansion House in London  Britain  March 2  2018. REUTERS/Leon Neal/Pool\nWith just over a year to go before Britain leaves the EU on March 29  2019  May softened  her  tone and called on Europe to show flexibility to help solve some of the more difficult problems.\n She  said  she  hoped to secure a tailor-made free trade deal that would include financial services and said Britain would aim for associate membership of EU agencies covering chemicals  medicines and aerospace.\nBritain’s newspapers  as divided over Brexit as May’s party  welcomed  May ’s proposals as a way to return power to London without damaging trade from the world’s sixth biggest economy.\n“For months  the Brexit hardliners have called the tune ”  the Financial Times said.“Mrs May  has stopped dancing.”",
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            "input": "(SOUNDBITE OF COMEDY SPECIAL  \"PATTON OSWALT: ANNIHILATION\")\nPATTON OSWALT : I'm genuinely - I'm genuinely surprised that you're in such a good mood  especially with what - I'm sure you guys saw what just went down on Twitter like five minutes ago. Did you - you didn't see? No? I'm kidding. Nothing happened. But that's...\n OSWALT : That's the world we're living in right now  basically - is every - oh  (expletive). What did he do? What? Wait. What do you mean?\n OSWALT : I almost feel like I could get out of a mugging using that for the next couple of years...\n OSWALT : Yeah. I mean  I - the first time that I went onstage was at the UCB Theatre on Sunset Boulevard. And I went onstage and immediately started talking about my wife passing away and me being in grief. And I was throwing the audience right into this wall of spikes. But I was throwing myself into a wall of spikes in front of them. And it was - it just - I went on stage and immediately froze up feeling - internally  I had voices saying you're being exploitative. You're being shallow and selfish and solipsistic. And every bad thing that people do to put the - because it didn't feel like the focus should be on me. It felt like - because what my focus was  how is this planet still revolving without Michelle McNamara in it? The whole - life - existence felt like an insult to me to be in the world without her.\n OSWALT : I'll tell you about what I'm going - no  we're totally cool with you singing about your pain  but sing about it. That's why we came here. And also we need help. So  you know  it took me a while to start getting towards that.\nGROSS: If you're just joining us my guest is  Patton Oswalt . And  he  has a new comedy special that's in part about  his  wife's death. And  he  manages to find a way to talk about that. And it's called \"Annihilation.\" It's on Netflix. We're going to take a short break. We'll be right back. This is FRESH AIR.\n(SOUNDBITE OF COMEDY SPECIAL  \"PATTON OSWALT: ANNIHILATION\")\n OSWALT : I'm going to spend Mother's Day - we'll be at the airport  and we'll travel. And I'll make that day really fun. And I'll fill that with adventure. And I'll keep her mind off it all day. And we'll be home. And we'll deal with this all again next year  step by step. So now we're at the airport. We're walking up to the security gate. I'm like  I think I pulled this off. Here  sweetie - - here's your ticket. Give your - she loves to hand up her ticket. Here it is. So I go here's your ticket. She gives the gate lady her ticket. I give the gate lady my ticket. She's a very old  sweet  Polish woman.\n OSWALT : I never - I'm still so sad. My father never get over it. It broke him. He died alone. And - but when you are sad  what I tell myself is that  also  there are so many other sad people.\n OSWALT : Oh  God.\n OSWALT : Oh  when I experienced it in real time there was not a comedy routine there. There was - my spine turned to ice and my stomach dropped to my feet. And I did not - you know  all I - I immediately began looking at Alice to make sure that she didn't start crying. But then I realized - because then when she looked up at me  I could see  by the way her face was changing  that I was starting to cry. So I had to then turn back to the gate attendant and go  well  thank you very - I'm doing that - I must have looked horrific. I put on one of those rictus smiles to stop yourself from sobbing  and then took her down the jetway and sat in the seat with her.\nGROSS: Were you worried at that moment in the airport and then on the plane that you would be kind of crying  your daughter would be crying  and someone would recognize you and say  oh   Patton Oswalt   love your comedy or so sorry about your wife? You probably didn't really want to deal with anybody at that moment.\n OSWALT : No. I was very worried. But luckily  when you're hunched over on a plane crying  I think people are OK. Unless they are the most desensitized person on the planet  they get the keep-away vibe of  oh  give this guy and his daughter their moment. There were - I remember going to the funeral. I was - I didn't talk about this in the act because there's something - it just felt so - I didn't know how to make this funny - but I was waiting at the hotel with all the relatives. And I was waiting to get in the car. And a couple of people came up and said  oh  my god  \"King Of Queens\" man. Hey  can we get a selfie? And I didn't want to go - like  be mean to them. I was like  oh  OK. But somewhere there's a selfie of me with two very happy people  and my face is just ashen and looks like - I'm sure they're looking and going oh  something was wrong with him that day. And it was literally the day of my wife's funeral.\n OSWALT : Two people in front of a hotel wanted to get a selfie with me. And I didn't know what to do.\n OSWALT : Why would I put - I can't put that on them. It's not their fault  but I...",
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            "input": "Lufthansa ’ s ( LHAG . DE ) first flight from Berlin to the United States in over 16 years took off on Wednesday   although a slow start to sales shows the difficulties involved in trying to replace the gaps left by insolvent rival Air Berlin . FILE PHOTO : A Lufthansa Airbus A321 - 200 plane is seen at Tegel airport in Berlin   Germany   November 2   2017 . REUTERS / Axel Schmidt Germany ’ s second largest carrier Air Berlin ( AB1 . DE ) filed for insolvency in August and carried out its last flight at the end of last month   leaving a gap in the market for long - haul flights from the German capital in particular . “ Of course bookings are slow at this stage  ”  Lufthansa board member Harry Hohmeister  told Reuters at Berlin ’ s Tegel airport ahead of the departure of the flight to New York ’ s JFK on Wednesday .  He  said that usually Lufthansa would give 12 months notice of a new long - haul route   or eight months at a minimum   but in this case it had only six weeks to sell tickets ahead of the first flight . “ The next four weeks will be difficult   then we get a peak at Christmas time and then it will develop better   otherwise we wouldn ’ t do it  ”  Hohmeister  said . Lufthansa has traditionally shied away from long - haul flights from Berlin   instead flying intercontinental routes from its hubs in Frankfurt and Munich .  Hohmeister  said the Lufthansa group was currently looking at other long - haul options from Berlin   but that any would likely be flown by its budget arm Eurowings . Lufthansa is currently awaiting EU approval for a deal to take over large parts of Air Berlin   which will see it adding 81 planes to the group . The collapse of Air Berlin means Berlin Airports will see a dip in passenger number growth this year after a period of strong demand . Britain ’ s easyJet ( EZJ . L )  which is planning to take over some Air Berlin operations at Tegel   has said it expects to run a reduced schedule this winter from the airport . “ We expect that new partners will quickly bring growth  ” Berlin Airports CEO Engelbert Luetke Dalderup said   urging Lufthansa to “ never say never ” to the idea of Berlin as a hub .",
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            "input": "State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov spoke by telephone on Tuesday  after Washington and the United Nations both announced sanctions against North Korea in recent days.\nMoscow said Lavrov told  Tillerson  “Washington’s aggressive rhetoric” and beefing up of its military presence in the region had heightened tension and was unacceptable.\n Tillerson  has emphasized diplomacy but the administration of President Donald Trump has repeatedly warned that all options  including military ones  are on the table regarding North Korea.\nIn October  Trump said  Tillerson  was “wasting his time” trying to negotiate with North Korea and this month the White House followed up an offer by the secretary of state to begin talks with no pre-conditions by saying that no negotiations could be held until North Korea improves its behavior.",
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            "input": "First up  as the National League Division Series begins Friday night  the Cubs face the Washington Nationals. The Nationals play in  Washington   D.C.  better known as our nation’s capital or “Not the one that’s a nice place to visit  the other  Washington .”\n The city  is wedged between Maryland and Virginia and was built in the 1790s atop a sprawling and heavily haunted pauper’s cemetery.  It  was founded by Douglas Cornhustler  a British entrepreneur who made his fortune promising people things he never actually provided.\nPolitical pressure from  President George Washington ’s super PAC led Cornhustler to name the new city “Washington ” but he was allowed to add his initials — D.C. — thanks to a “donation” of a dozen squirrel pelts to James Madison.\nWhile Cornhustler hoped to turn the area into a hotbed of erotic petticoat peep shows   Washington  quickly filled up with politicians eager to get away from their families and watch erotic petticoat peep shows.\n The burgeoning city  became home to the federal government and Washington  D.C.  became an intellectually vacant city known for  its  primary export: hypocrisy.\nBecause nobody wanted to claim  it   the land  Washington  was built on was declared a federal district and not a state  earning  it  a popular motto: America’s Skin Tag.\nCurrently home to an angry orange potato and thousands of people who get paid to not do much of anything   Washington  regularly finds  itself  topping lists like “Most Popular Places to Despise” and “Family Vacation Destinations Your Children Will Hate.”\n The city  is so repellent that  its  baseball team has run away two times since 1901  with one team so desperate to get out that  it  moved to Texas  a state that perpetually smells like stale beer and dead rodeo clowns.\nWhile the Nationals have played well of late  the team has yet to win a playoff series  and attending games is only the fifth-most popular activity in  Washington   following philandering  lying  legislating women’s bodies and eating human flesh. (Did I mention D.C.’s cannibalism problem?)",
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            "input": "After the election , the campaign deployed Cruz to Florida to assist with the recount . \nCruz , the junior senator from Texas , ran for president in 2016 . \nSen. Ted Cruz , R-Texas , speaks after President Donald Trump at the National Rifle Association-ILA Leadership Forum , Friday , April 28 , 2017 , in Atlanta . \nCruz was raised Baptist , graduating as valedictorian from Houston 's Second Baptist School . \nRafael Edward \"Ted\" Cruz was born Dec. 22 , 1970 , in Calgary , Alberta , in Canada . \nHeidi worked for the Treasury Department 's Latin American desk and then was a vice president at Goldman Sachs , but resigned when Cruz launched his bid for the presidency in 2015 . \nCruz 's political career got off to a rocky start . \nHe resigned in 2008 and campaigned to succeed Abbott , who ultimately decided to run again , temporarily ending Cruz 's ambitions . \nCruz took a private practice job as an attorney in downtown Houston , representing corporate clients . \nAs a candidate for Senate in 2012 , Cruz became one of the faces of the tea party movement , beating out an establishment favorite , Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst , for the Republican nomination . \nDespite his family 's immigrant past , Cruz favors stricter immigration standards , including militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border , and opposed the DREAM Act . \nCruz married Heidi Nelson , whom he met working on the Bush campaign , in 2001 . \nCruz ran for president in 2016 , before even finishing his first term as in the Senate . \nOnce Bush took office , Cruz worked at the Justice Department as an associate deputy attorney general in 2001 , but he had developed a reputation as \"abrasive\" during the campaign and ended up moving to the \"unglamorous\" position as the director of the Office of Policy Planning at the Federal Trade Commission in 2002 , a job Cruz saw as \"penance\" for rubbing people the wrong way on the campaign .",
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            "input": "Independent news is more important than ever . Sign up for The Nation Daily and get our hard - hitting journalism in your inbox every weekday . Sign up for The Nation Daily and get our hard - hitting journalism in your inbox every weekday . Thank you for signing up . For more from The Nation   check out our latest issue Subscribe now for as little as $ 2 a month ! Support Progressive Journalism The Nation is reader supported : Chip in $ 10 or more to help us continue to write about the issues that matter . The Nation is reader supported : Chip in $ 10 or more to help us continue to write about the issues that matter . Sign up for Take Action Now and we ’ ll send you three meaningful actions you can each week . Sign up for Take Action Now and we ’ ll send you three meaningful actions you can each week . Travel With The Nation Be the first to hear about Nation Travels destinations   and explore the world with kindred spirits . Be the first to hear about Nation Travels destinations   and explore the world with kindred spirits . Sign up for our Wine Club today . Did you know you can support The Nation by drinking wine ? In a speech in May to graduates at his alma mater   Princeton University   he recounted a childhood memory : when   driving with his grandmother   a heavy smoker   he calculated by how many years her addiction would reduce her life expectancy . Announcing the result from the back seat   he expected praise for his deft math . But his grandmother just burst into tears . Ad Policy The Amazon founder ’ s geeky obsession with numbers evidently formed early   and despite the glimmer of discomfort revealed by his Princeton anecdote   his fervently quantitative take on the world clearly still predominates . In a letter accompanying the 2009 Amazon annual report   for instance   he sets out a mind - boggling 452 goals for the company in the coming year . The word \" revenue \" is mentioned only eight times   yet revenue growth is central to the Amazon story . Expanding both internationally and across other products — nonbook sales represent 75 percent of total Amazon turnover — Amazon ’ s global business has increased fifteenfold over the past decade   28 percent last year alone . Sales in 2009 topped $ 24 . 5 billion . To put that in perspective   in 2008 total sales by all US bookstores were less than $ 17 billion . Amazon is today   by some margin   the largest bookseller in the world . Related Article Commentary : Colin Robinson on Amazon ’ s Bad Business The Nation on Grit TV Of all the goals in the report   Bezos proudly points out   no fewer than 360 deal directly with customer needs . The customer has always been king in the Bezos ethos   and the formula for keeping the king happy is straightforward . \" Amazon gives the customers what they want : low prices   vast selection and extreme convenience  \" he told a shareholders ’ meeting . On these terms   Amazon ’ s success is stellar . It has more than 2 million titles on sale ; bestselling books are routinely discounted by 50 percent or more ; and it ranked first in BusinessWeek ‘ s \" customer service champs \" awards last year . But dig beneath the surface of the numbers and a more complex picture emerges   one suggesting that   stats notwithstanding   readers and writers may ultimately not be best served by Amazon ’ s race to become the biggest   cheapest and most convenient bookseller around . Amazon has not grown to where it is today by being touchy - feely . Sure   it adopted the informal trappings that characterized many of the new technology start - ups of the 1990s . But if  Bezos ’ s  first desk at  the company  was an old door on trestles   the business conducted from behind it has been as ruthless as anything  he  encountered in  his  previous gig as a Wall Street broker . Soon after Amazon ’ s launch in 1995    Bezos  told  his  employees that  he  wanted a place that was both \" intense and friendly \" but that \" if you ever had to give up ‘ friendly ’ in order to have ‘ intense  ’ we would do that .\"",
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            "input": "Adam Rippon  the 2016 U.S. men’s figure skating champion   had an outburst — telling USA Today  he  would prefer not to shake the vice president’s hand before the opening ceremony.\n Mr. Rippon  is believed to be the first openly gay Winter Olympian — and  he  took great umbrage at the vice president’s devout Christian faith.\n“You mean Mike Pence  the same Mike Pence that funded gay conversion therapy?”  Rippon  snarled. “I’m not buying it.”\n“I don’t think he has a real concept of reality ”  Mr. Rippon  said. “To stand by some of the things that Donald Trump has said and for Mike Pence to say he’s a devout Christian man is completely contradictory. If he’s OK with what’s being said about people and Americans and foreigners and about different countries that are being called ‘s***holes ’ I think he should really go to church.”\nSadly   Mr. Rippon  did not bother to do  his  homework before attacking the vice president. It turns out  he  has long been adamant  he  never supported conversion therapy.\n Adam Rippon  may know how to land a triple axel  but when it comes to civility and grace   he ’s skating on thin ice.",
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            "input": "Benjamin McDowell   30  pleaded guilty Monday to being a felon in possession of a weapon  according to reports by multiple news outlets.  He  also could be fined $250 000 when  he ’s sentenced at a later date.\nAuthorities first began investigating  McDowell  in December 2016 when  he  threatened a Myrtle Beach synagogue on Facebook. Local officials were already keeping tabs on  him  because  he  made friends with white supremacists groups and got tattoos associated with racist groups while in prison on a felony burglary charge  according to the FBI.\n McDowell  then said  he  wanted a gun and told an undercover FBI agent who offered to get  him  one that  he  planned to attack somewhere in the name of white power and write on the building “in the spirit of Dylann Roof ” according to court records. Roof was sentenced to death last year for a racist shooting that killed nine black worshippers at a Charleston  South Carolina  church.\n“I seen what Dylann Roof did and in my heart I reckon I got a little bit of hatred ” the undercover agent recalled  McDowell  saying.\n McDowell   who couldn’t legally own a gun because of the burglary conviction  was arrested after the purchase. Agents said  McDowell  bought the gun — which had the firing pin shaved down so that it would not work — and ammunition for $109  which  he  had borrowed from  his  grandfather.",
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            "input": "The nature of the inquiry is unclear  but the probe is focused on Ballou High School  where allegations were first raised about diplomas wrongly awarded to chronically truant students. The federal agencies involved are the FBI and the U.S. Department of Education Inspector General’s Office. Those agencies and the D.C. Inspector General’s Office declined to comment and would not confirm or deny the existence of an investigation.\nThe current and former District employees said investigators are reviewing what happened at  Ballou  last year  when more than half of the class graduated despite missing too much school — with some seniors racking up more than 100 absences.\nIn January  a school system attorney went to  Ballou  and met with educators who taught ­seniors during the 2016-2017 academic year and asked them to turn over documents as part of a “federal investigation ” according to government employees familiar with the visit. The attorney asked the teachers to hand over paper documentation they still had from students  including sign-in sheets  notes on parent-teacher conferences or behavior incidents.\nThe existence of an investigation adds another dimension to a scandal that has engulfed the school system since November  when allegations arose that Ballou permitted students to graduate even when they barely showed up to school.\nRecords shared with The Washington Post by a former schools employee showed that some students missed more than 100 days of school but still received diplomas and that other students were allowed to take makeup classes in violation of district policy. Emails shared with The Post showed that  the Ballou principal  instructed teachers to improperly input grades.  The principal  did not respond to inquiries about grading.\n[Before a graduation scandal made headlines  teachers at D.C.’s Ballou High raised an alarm]\nIn the aftermath of the revelations  the district removed four school leaders  including the  Ballou  and Dunbar principals  the assistant principal at  Ballou  and the secondary schools chief.",
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            "input": "Gillsburg Volunteer Fireman Jamie Wall  was one of the first responders to the Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash on Oct. 20  1977.  Wall  said  he  followed the spotlight of a Coast Guard helicopter to get to the the crash site  where  he  helped to free trapped passengers from the mangled plane with the same hatchet  he  brought to the site 40 years later. (Photo: Justin Vicory)\n Jamie Wall  and  his  brothers were volunteer firefighters in Gillsburg  Miss.  a small town about 8 miles southwest of the crash site.\n Wall  said after hearing about the crash   he  set out to the site using the spotlight of a Coast Guard helicopter to guide  him .\n He  brought two tools: a flashlight and a hatchet.\nIn  his  survey of the scene   Wall  said  he  was literally on top of some of the crash victims.\n\"I found someone on the ground alive \"  he  said. \"When I walked to the other side of the plane  I tripped on another person.\"\n\"I took out this hatchet  \" Wall  said as  he  pulled out a rusted hatchet from a sheath on  his  hip. \"I heard some screaming.  He  (Mark Howard) was pinned in a hole of the plane. I chopped  him  out.\"\nThe scene  with mangled bodies and cries for help  was overwhelming   Wall  said.\n\"I got down and prayed  \" Wall  said   his  voice shaking. \"I said  'I need help  God  to deal with this.'\"\n\"When I got there  everyone was covered in blood \"  he  said.\nEverybody helped   Wall  explained to Howard at the crash site.\n\"It was people that didn't come to the site at all  \" Wall  said.\n\"Some of them were out on that highway directing traffic. Some of them went home and got tractors. My wife was home on a CB radio. I'm relaying messages on CB to her  10 miles away. There were other people doing the same thing  \" Wall  said of the crash site.\n\"It's so amazing that you could look in the plane and see my face and touch my face \" Howard said to  Wall .\n\"We pulled somebody out. That was you \"  Wall  said.",
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            "input": "Objectively   the sketch is bad . The thick lines look like an inverted triangle with hair   or a strawberry wearing a tiny cap . The two dot eyes are inexplicably paired with horizontal lines and no eyebrows . There is only one ear . And yet   the Lancaster   Pa .  police say they have identified a suspect who they say pretended to be a farmers market worker before fleeing with cash Jan . 30   thanks to a witness who drew a picture from memory . The sketch was \" amateurish and cartoonish  \" local police said Wednesday in a Facebook post . But the sketch   along with a physical description of the thief   reminded at least one officer of an encounter with  Hung Phuoc Nguyen   44  . Police then showed the witness photos of possible suspects   including  Nguyen  . The witness identified  Nguyen    and police issued a warrant for two counts of theft . Officer William Hickey of the Lancaster police told The Washington Post on Thursday that he did not know whether  Nguyen  was apprehended . The police have insisted that the sketch was a serious effort to find the suspect . \" We released all of those details together in our police log in the hope that someone recognizes the suspect  \" Lancaster city police said in a Facebook post   according to Lancaster Online . \" This was not done in jest .\" The outlet described Nguyen as homeless . In an age of omnipresent surveillance video   the police sketch quietly endures . More departments are opting for software that can spit out composite photos   but departments will sometimes share artists with nearby cities that have modest personnel budgets . \" Technology and machinery is cold  \" Wayne Promisel   a detective with the Loudoun County Sheriff ' s Office in Virginia and a former Fairfax County police detective   told The Washington Post in 2013 . \" It is also missing the ability to ask the questions in a certain way in an interview while having a sense of compassion \" for victims . Speaking about the witness   Hickey said : \" We appreciated their effort and continued cooperation . People like that make our job easier [ and ] more enjoyable .\" But there are currently no plans to offer the witness a position as a sketch artist   he said .",
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            "input": "Bernie Sanders has spent decades attacking inequality . \nIf you attended a Bernie Sanders rally this summer , when his seemingly quixotic Presidential campaign began gathering force , you might have noticed a few surprising things about the crowd . \nYoung people who like Bernie Sanders like him because he sounds like an old record . \nIn Portland , Maine , on an evening in July , the line to see Sanders looped around the Cross Insurance Arena . \nSanders 's popularity had clearly been exceeding his own expectations . \nAt the Portland rally , I met a group of five friends who were drawn to Sanders because of his commitment to banish money from politics : he has sharply criticized the Supreme Court 's 2010 decision , in Citizens United , to permit unlimited campaign spending by corporations , and has lamented the outsize influence exerted by billionaires . \nSeveral of the friends praised Sanders 's pledge to raise the federal minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour . \nOne member of the group , Erin Kiley , a millennial who owns Portland Flea-for-All , a marketplace of vintage and artisanal goods , said that she developed \"a huge political crush on Bernie\" in 2010 , after Sanders delivered an eight-and-a-half-hour speech on the Senate floor to protest the extension of tax cuts instituted during the Presidency of George W. Bush . \nSanders 's gruffness , didacticism , and indifference to appearances -- both he and his wife , Jane , told me how much he loathes shopping -- are central to his appeal . \nAll the friends described Sanders as \"authentic ,\" a word that many people would be hesitant to apply to Hillary Clinton . \nKiley acknowledged that Sanders 's unvarnished qualities might turn off some voters , but noted that in the current election cycle \"the whole spectrum of candidates is less schmoozy , polished , and warm .\" \nSanders has been known as a democratic socialist for decades . \nThis did n't matter much to Kiley or York , or to most other Sanders supporters I met during the next few weeks ; mainly , they were impressed that he had n't shed the term . \nYork thought that , because of Sanders and his \"social-media-driven fans ,\" socialism was \"getting a bit of a P.R. makeover .\" \nPeter Dreier , a professor of politics at Occidental College , who has written about Sanders , says that younger voters \"may not be willing to entertain a whole new system , but they are open to a pretty profound critique of the current one . \nAt a recent San Francisco gathering for Sanders , I met Derek Zender , a twenty-three-year-old marketing student . \nHe told me that his parents , who live in Orange County , dismissed Sanders as \"a decrepit old socialist who means well but does n't understand how the world works .\" \nIn Portland , Sanders took the stage , a little hunched in a gray suit jacket . \nSanders signals his moral ferocity by choosing words like \"horrific\" and \"abysmal\" and sonically italicizing them , as in \"This grotesque level of income and wealth inequality is immoral .\" \nIn the speeches I heard , Sanders rarely discussed foreign policy , though he spoke with conviction about climate change and the need for the U.S. to set an example for Russia , India , and China by using fewer fossil fuels . \nHuck Gutman , one of Sanders 's close friends , is an English professor at the University of Vermont ; from 2008 to 2012 , he served as Sanders 's chief of staff in the Senate . \nDespite this abiding interest , Sanders does not seem to have immersed himself that deeply in the extensive literature on inequality . \nSanders was interested less in academic arguments , Gutman said , than in hard numbers that \"exemplify the disparities he sees and feels and hears about from people .\" -RRB- \nSanders dutifully mentioned that the economist Stephanie Kelton is an adviser to the Democrats on the Senate Budget Committee , of which he is the ranking member , but he was ardent in his admiration for Pope Francis , who has condemned the \"economy of exclusion .\" \nSanders called the Pope \"an extraordinary figure ,\" adding , \"My God , he came along right at the time we need him !\" \nAfter speeches , Sanders spars about issues with voters or reporters . \nGarrison Nelson , a political scientist at the University of Vermont , who has known him for decades , says that if Sanders is walking down the street in Burlington \"and somebody yells at him Bernie will talk to him -- ` What 's the matter ? \nSanders does not excel , however , at the middle ground of casual , friendly conversation . \nWhen talking to voters , Hillary Clinton has perfected the head-cocked semblance of keen interest ; it 's clear when Sanders becomes bored . \nPaula Routly , who is the publisher of Seven Days , a popular weekly in Burlington , told me a story that captured the counterintuitive Sanders charm . \nOne evening , Jerry , of Ben & Jerry 's , scooped ice cream ; on another , Senator Sanders stopped by a group dinner . \nThough Sanders is steadfastly earnest , the youthful enthusiasm for him often partakes of irony . \nWhimsical buttons feature the slogan \"Feel the Bern ,\" and Tumblr is full of memes that play up the contrast between Sanders 's age and his popularity with hipsters . \nSanders 's message is particularly potent for young people who are struggling financially . \nGarrison Nelson describes Sanders as being \"more from the nineteen-thirties left than the sixties one .\" \nIn June , when NPR 's David Greene pressed Sanders on whether he embraced the phrase \"Black Lives Matter ,\" the Senator got irritated . \nSanders does not argue that greater economic equality would end racism , but for most of his career he has subsumed discussions of race under class . \nOn July 18th in Phoenix , Sanders appeared at Netroots Nation , an annual conference of progressive activists . \nAfter taking the stage , Sanders told the moderator , \"Whoa , let me talk about what I want to talk about for a moment !\" \nA week later , in his Senate office , Sanders sounded chastened . \nThe video showing the arrest of Sandra Bland , the African-American woman who died in a Texas jail , had just been released , and Sanders seemed shaken . \nSanders , speaking more broadly about police violence directed at black people , said , \"I plead guilty -- I should have been more sensitive at the beginning of this campaign to talk about this issue .\" \nOn July 25th , Sanders addressed the annual convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference , in Baton Rouge . \nOne of the convention 's listed sponsors was Koch Industries , and it was the first time I saw Sanders give a speech in which he did not inveigh against the company 's billionaire owners , who lavishly support conservative causes . \nIn August , Sanders 's campaign issued a racial-justice platform that recommended police reform , federal funding for police body cameras , a ban on for-profit prisons , and the elimination of mandatory-minimum jail sentences . \n-LRB- Among other things , Sanders proposes making Election Day a federal holiday . -RRB- \nAt the same time , the platform reasserted Sanders 's core philosophy : \"We must simultaneously address the structural and institutional racism which exists in this country , while at the same time we vigorously attack the grotesque level of income and wealth inequality which is making the very rich much richer while everyone else -- especially those in our minority communities -- are becoming poorer .\" \nVan Jones said of Sanders , \"He 's shown tremendous character in his willingness to engage and grow and change .\" \nBut Vermont is ninety-five per cent white , and Sanders needed to establish stronger bonds with black voters . \nSanders was \"a reliable civil-rights vote , but not somebody who has been connected to these communities , to these kids and their neighborhoods . \nElizabeth Warren , the Massachusetts senator whose critiques of income inequality presaged Sanders 's Presidential campaign , often speaks of her parents ' economic hardship to help explain her values today . \nSanders 's campaign Web site lists his educational history , says that he is married to Jane Sanders and that they have four children and seven grandchildren , and mentions that he worked as \"a carpenter and a documentary filmmaker\" before entering politics . \nThere 's something admirable about Sanders 's reluctance to attribute his political beliefs to autobiography : he does n't want voters thinking that his commitment to redistributive economics stems from anything other than a deep-seated sense of fairness . \nWhen I asked Sanders a question about his early years , he sighed with the air of a man who knows he can no longer put off that visit to the periodontist . \nSanders did say that two aspects of his upbringing had exerted a lasting influence . \nSanders 's father was a Polish Jew who , at the age of seventeen , came to America shortly after his brother , and struggled through the Depression in Brooklyn . \nBy the time Sanders was born , in 1941 , his father was working as a paint salesman . \nSanders had an older brother , Larry , and their mother stayed home , like most of the women in their lower-middle-class corner of Flatbush . \n\"There was tension about money ,\" Sanders said of his family . \nI spoke with a few of Sanders 's contemporaries who had grown up in the same neighborhood , and their memories were rosier : they recalled kids playing stickball on safe , familiar streets until their parents called them home for dinner . \nBut Sanders rarely communicates in the key of nostalgia . \nSid Ganis , a Hollywood producer who grew up in the same building as Sanders , described their neighborhood as an enclave of \"ordinary secular Jews ,\" adding , \"Some of us went to Hebrew school , but mainly it was an identity in that it got us out of school on Jewish holidays .\" \nSanders told me that , in the aftermath of the Second World War , his family \"got a call in the middle of the night about some relative of my father 's , who was in a displaced-persons camp in Europe someplace .\" \nSanders learned that many of his father 's other relatives had perished . \nSanders 's parents had been fundamentally apolitical , but he took away a lesson : \"An election in 1932 ended up killing fifty million people around the world .\" \nSanders 's close friend Richard Sugarman , an Orthodox Jew who teaches religious studies at the University of Vermont , said , \"He 's not what you would call rule-observant .\" \nSugarman and Sanders were housemates for a while in the seventies , and Sugarman says that his friend would often greet him in the morning by saying , \"We 're not crazy , you know ,\" referring to the anger they felt about social injustices . \nSanders attended Brooklyn College for a year , then transferred to the University of Chicago , where he joined the Young People 's Socialist League and the Congress on Racial Equality . \nJim Rader , a friend who first met him in Chicago , recalls that Sanders was a \"leader of the civil-rights movement on campus .\" \nSanders , who received a political-science degree in 1964 , has said that he was a mediocre student because he found the classroom boring and irrelevant -- and that he learned \"infinitely more on the streets and in the community .\" \nBy the time Sanders graduated , both his parents had died , and his brother had moved to England . \nSanders got married for the first time , to a woman named Deborah Shiling , just after college , and they took a road trip from New York to Vermont , where Sanders had never been . \nSanders told me , convincingly , \"I was n't a hippie .\" \nSanders and Shiling soon divorced . \nIt came as a surprise to reporters who 'd covered Sanders for years in Vermont , but it was n't the sort of revelation likely to scandalize his supporters in 2015 . \nSanders wore his social conscience on his sleeve , but few people who knew him in the sixties and seventies would have predicted that he would become a leading candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination . \nIt 's safe to say that had Sanders stuck with that career he would not have given Ken Burns a run for his money . \nOne filmstrip , a portrait of Sanders 's hero , the socialist Eugene V. Debs , was rendered with static images that remained on the screen for a good long while . \nSanders himself voiced Debs , an Indiana native , making him sound like a guy from Flatbush . \n-LRB- Another cultural foray of Sanders 's that makes you glad he stuck with politics : a 1987 cassette tape in which he talk-sings folk songs , William Shatner style . \nPeople who knew Sanders when he was in his thirties tend to share stories about how broke and frugal he was . \nRader told me that when Sanders first bought land in Vermont , and was still living part time in New York , he sometimes camped out in the new property 's only shelter : a maple-sugar shack . \nIn 1971 , Rader invited Sanders to a meeting of Vermont 's left-wing Liberty Union Party , in Plainfield . \nSanders brought his son along , and there 's a photograph of them at the meeting : Sanders is skinny , serious , with a luxuriant head of curls , uninhibited sideburns , and Buddy Holly glasses ; his towheaded toddler sits in his lap . \nThe organizers asked if anyone would run for the Senate , and Sanders , one of the willing few , got the nod . \nIn 1980 , Sanders 's friend Richard Sugarman suggested that he try for mayor of Burlington . \nSanders ran as an Independent , and won by ten votes . \nEven in Vermont , it was unusual to elect a socialist in the time of Ronald Reagan ; Sanders was a thirty-nine-year-old man who did n't own a suit . \nYet Sanders turned out to be a popular and effective mayor , and more pragmatic than some might have predicted . \nSanders also resisted a developer 's plan to turn the derelict Lake Champlain waterfront into a cluster of high-rises , promising instead public access and open space . \nSanders met Jane O'Meara Driscoll , a community organizer nine years his junior and a divorced mother of three young children , when she invited him to a debate during his first mayoral campaign . \nThey were married in 1988 , and spent what even Sanders admits was \"a strange honeymoon ,\" in the Soviet Union , finalizing a sister-city relationship with the city of Yaroslavl . \nAll four children in the Sanders family are now grown . \n''' She mentioned a Quinnipiac University poll showing that , in a general-election contest against Donald Trump , Sanders would win by eight percentage points . \nWhen Sanders first ran for the House of Representatives , in 1988 , he lost to a Republican named Peter Smith , the scion of a banking family . \nIn 1990 , Sanders ran again , and the N.R.A. went after Smith , sending letters to its Vermont members describing Sanders as the lesser of two evils , since he was n't publicly supporting the ban . \nSanders won . \nThis is the origin of the critique that Sanders has weak gun-control credentials for a progressive . \nIn national office , Sanders has not been a vocal proponent of strict gun control . \nSanders tends to present guns as an urban problem that Vermonters can afford not to worry about , though mass shootings can happen anywhere and suicides by gun are as much a problem in Vermont as they are in other states . \nSanders 's congressional career did not get off to a promising start . \nSanders did n't help matters by giving more than one interview denouncing Congress . \nNelson told me that , when he ran into Sanders in Burlington , he warned him not to keep \"pissing in the soup ,\" adding , \"You 're our only representative !\" \nAccording to Nelson , Sanders said , \"Gary , you have no idea how totally corrupt it is .\" \nIn time , Sanders became slightly more discriminating in his criticism , and made some allies . \nIn national matters such as curbing the excesses of the Patriot Act , Sanders found that he could at least try to make incremental changes through the amendment process ; in 2005 , a Rolling Stone profile dubbed him \"the amendment king .\" \nAt home , Sanders became a symbol of Vermont 's cussed uniqueness , as affectionately regarded as a scoop of Chunky Monkey . \nBut when Sanders has run for the Vermont governorship he has n't done well . \nBut they do n't necessarily want Sanders running the state . \nSince joining the Senate , Sanders has received the most attention for his gestures of defiance -- such as his marathon oration against tax cuts for the wealthiest , which was published in book form as \"The Speech : A Historic Filibuster on Corporate Greed and the Decline of Our Middle Class .\" \nYet Sanders has proved himself capable of bipartisan dealmaking . \nSanders explained to reporters that it was far from the bill he would have devised on his own : \"It opens up a fear of privatization , which I strongly , strongly am opposed to .\" \nSanders is proud of a few other Senate deals . \nSanders helped lead the opposition , and the President recently stopped pushing for the proposal . \n\"It was a tough fight ,\" Sanders said . \nCould Bernie Sanders win the Democratic nomination , let alone the Presidency ? \nSanders , who refuses to take money from Super PACs , had raised forty-one million dollars , mostly in donations of less than two hundred dollars each . \nIt 's impressive , too , that in a recent YouGovCBS News poll Sanders is leading Clinton by twenty-two percentage points in New Hampshire and ten in Iowa . \nBut among black Democrats in South Carolina Clinton leads , at fifty-two per cent ; Sanders is at four per cent . \nAnd though Sanders quickly modified his platform to accommodate Black Lives Matter activists , he still has a long way to go to win over African-American voters . \nA Washington PostABC News poll released in September shows that , if Biden were in the race , he would attract more nonwhite voters than Sanders -LRB- though substantially fewer than Clinton -RRB- . \nNor is Sanders 's trajectory likely to mirror that of Obama in 2008 . \nSanders supporters like to point out that , in the summer of 2007 , Obama was polling behind Hillary Clinton among black Democrats . \nBut , as Michael Tesler , a political scientist at the University of California , Irvine , recently noted in the Washington Post , Obama enjoyed much higher favorability ratings among black Democrats than Sanders does now . \nSanders 's commitment to recapturing some of the white working-class males that the Democratic Party lost in the Reagan years wo n't necessarily help his candidacy ; indeed , it could hurt his quest to connect with minority voters . \nYet Sanders is doing well enough to concern the Clinton team , and that creates its own challenges . \nOn the trail , Clinton has avoided mention of him ; Sanders , for his part , emphasizes their policy differences . \nSanders appears to be sticking with that approach . \nCorrect the Record , a Super PAC backing Clinton , recently sent an e-mail to the Huffington Post suggesting that Sanders shared many views with the controversial new British Labour leader , Jeremy Corbyn , then noting that Corbyn had called the death of Osama bin Laden a tragedy . \nCorrect the Record has also sent trackers -- operatives who tape rival candidates , looking for gaffes -- to Sanders events . \nSanders has promised not to run for President as an Independent in the general election , saying that he does n't want to have any role in handing victory to a Republican . \nSanders often says that he is not that far outside the mainstream -- that a majority of Americans agree with him on many of his tenets . \nIn mid-September , Sanders spoke before the weekly convocation attended by the student body at Liberty University , the evangelical school in Lynchburg , Virginia , founded by the Reverend Jerry Falwell . \nUnlike many liberal élites , Sanders does not seem to prefer talking to people who share his views ; because he is not an especially convivial person , he does not require conviviality from others . \nSanders relishes the opportunity to enter enemy territory , where he believes that he can find secret allies . \nHe did not make knowing jokes about these differences : as usual , Sanders was dead serious . \nBut the occasion also played to the prophetic side of Sanders -- the register in which he can sound like an Old Testament preacher . \nUnlike his slicker rivals , Sanders is most at ease talking about the moral and ethical dimensions of politics .",
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            "input": "Mitt Romney , in full Willard Mitt Romney -LRB- born March 12 , 1947 , Detroit , Michigan , U.S. -RRB- , American politician , who served as governor of Massachusetts -LRB- 2003 -- 07 -RRB- and who was the Republican Party 's presidential nominee in 2012 . \nThe youngest of four siblings , Romney was born into one of the most prominent families within the Mormon faith . \nThe younger Romney attended Stanford University in California , but he interrupted his studies in 1966 to undertake a 30-month missionary campaign for the Mormon church in France . \nRomney graduated summa cum laude from Brigham Young University with a B.A. degree in English in 1971 . \nRomney then moved into the private sector as an investment consultant . \nDuring his time at Bain , Romney acquired a multimillion-dollar fortune . \nHis successful turnaround of the scandal-plagued 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City , chronicled by Romney in Turnaround : Crisis , Leadership , and the Olympic Games -LRB- 2004 -RRB- , served as a springboard for his successful Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign in 2002 . \nAfter taking office in 2003 , Romney addressed the state 's budget problems , implemented universal health care for the uninsured , and created a scholarship program for lower - and middle-income students to attend Massachusetts universities . \nRomney sometimes took centrist positions early in his political career -LRB- e.g. , during his 1994 campaign against Kennedy , he argued that homosexuals needed \"more support from the Republican Party\" and that \"abortion should be safe and legal\" -RRB- , but later in his career he fashioned himself as a fiscal and social conservative , maintaining that his views on such issues had evolved . \nRomney was opposed to gay marriage , and , after the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled in November 2003 that the denial of marriage licenses to same-sex couples was unconstitutional , he tried unsuccessfully to have the issue placed on the ballot . \nRomney turned next to pursuing the Republican nomination for president in 2008 . \nIn January 2008 , however , Romney placed a disappointing second in both the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary , losing to Mike Huckabee and John McCain , respectively . \nAcknowledging the gap that existed between the number of delegates that each candidate could claim , Romney suspended his campaign several days later . \nRomney remained active in politics , and he also published the book No Apology : The Case for American Greatness -LRB- 2010 -RRB- . \nRomney began the campaign as the perceived front-runner for the Republican nomination . \nIn August Romney chose U.S. Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin as his vice presidential running mate . \nMitt Romney , 2010 . \nMitt Romney , 2010 . \nHaving emphasized his conservative credentials in the primaries -LRB- he called himself \"severely conservative\" -RRB- , Romney adopted a more-centrist position during the presidential campaign itself . \nThroughout the race , Romney sought to convince undecided voters that he could provide what the Democratic incumbent , President Barack Obama , had so far failed to deliver : a full recovery from the Great Recession of 2007 -- 09 . \nRomney presented his own experience as a successful governor and businessman as evidence of his capacity to lead the country on the road to economic recovery and growth . \nDespite a strong campaign , Romney 's bid for the presidency was unsuccessful , and Obama was reelected .",
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            "input": "Nayeli Flores  struggled to bring up  her  two children  working as a legal aide and studying law  so  she  never had time or money to set up an elaborate Day of the Dead altar as  her  son  Julian  wanted to do. This year  Flores  will fulfill  his  wish for an altar — dedicated to the 11-year-old boy and  his  6-year-old sister  Ximena  who died when the quake collapsed their apartment building into a pile of rubble on the city's south side. The two kids had stayed home from school that day while their mom was working.\n\"My son always complained because we didn't put up an altar  \" Flores  said between sobs. \"So this year I am going to do it  in his memory.\"\n Flores  wants to make sure there are stuffed animals on the altar  too. \"They used to love them; they would fight over them \" she remembered.\nMany of the residents of the 1960s-era apartment complex  Flores  called home are still living in tents beside buildings that survived. Some of the structures can be repaired  but others will have to be torn down.\nSeven other people died along with  Flores ' kids in the building that fell. Survivors are erecting a big altar honoring the nine. Yet another altar commemorates all the quake's victims.\n\"This is going to be difficult  because it is all very recent  but in the end we are honoring their memories \" said Carlos Luz  one of  Flores'  neighbors. \"It means a lot to the people who lost family members.\"",
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            "input": "Having breathlessly reported that  Florida gunman Nikolas Cruz  was a member of a white supremacist group  media outlets across the world failed to issue retractions when it emerged that this story was completely fake news.\nThe farce began when the Anti-Defamation League and Associated Press reported that a representative of the Republic of Florida Militia  a group that believes in a âwhite ethnostate â told them that  Cruz  was a member of the organization.\nHowever  it quickly emerged that the story had begun as a prank on the notorious 4chan messaging board after members had convinced another individual  Jordan Jereb  to falsely tell the media that  Cruz  was an âaffiliateâ of the white supremacist group.\nThis was then picked up by the ADL and the Associated Press and reported as fact. In reality   Cruz  was never a member of the group  which is based in Tallahassee  about 430 miles away from where the shooting took place.\nLaw enforcement officials in Florida subsequently confirmed that they had found no connection between  Cruz  and the white supremacist group.\nAlmost 24 hours after it was confirmed that the original story about  Cruz  being a member of a white supremacist group was fake news  the AP  the ADL and others have failed to remove tweets and news stories that are completely erroneous.\nJonathan Greenblatt  the CEO of the ADL  still has a tweet at the top of his Twitter page which claims  âSpokesperson for white supremacist group Republic of Florida admitted to ADL that  Nikolas Cruz   alleged perpetrator of deadly Parkland school shooting  was a member & trained with his group  which seeks to create a âwhite ethnostate.â\nBREAKING: Spokesperson for white supremacist group Republic of Florida admitted to ADL that  Nikolas Cruz   alleged perpetrator of deadly Parkland school shooting  was a member & trained with his group  which seeks to create a âwhite ethnostate.â More info: [Link] â Jonathan Greenblatt (@JGreenblattADL) February 15  2018\nTime Magazine still has a headline up which states  What to Know About Republic of Florida  the White Supremacist Militia That  Nikolas Cruz  Attended  except  Cruz  never attended the group at all.",
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            "input": "(CNN) This past weekend at the Aspen Security Forum  the rumor mill was working overtime on the idea that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was seriously considering resigning   if not immediately then by the end of the year.\nWe have written a number of pieces about  Tillerson 's travails -- some self-inflicted but most undeniably a result of the stunningly idiosyncratic and harmful way the President's statements and tweets have gummed up the foreign policy machinery.\n Tillerson  has indeed had a rough time. Having worked for and seen our fair share of secretaries of state come and go  we've never witnessed anything like this. Usually a president will designate the secretary of state as his voice and the key repository of authority on foreign policy. And whether the President chooses to empower the nation's top diplomat on the big issues somewhat (Hillary Clinton) or all the way (Jim Baker)  the secretary is the primary adviser to the President on foreign policy.\nWe understand  Tillerson 's frustrations. But we'd also respectfully argue that    however stacked the deck may be against  him    Tillerson  shouldn't quit. And here's why.\nAnd to do so   Tillerson  would need a very compelling reason that would not only make sense to  him   but would also protect  his  public reputation and credibility. Vance left because of his profound opposition to Carter's decision to launch an almost certainly doomed military mission to rescue the American hostages in Iran. Frustration with the bureaucracy  unhappiness with the President's governing style or pique over a backbiting White House just aren't compelling reasons commensurate with the status of the job.\nRight now  based on everything we know   Tillerson  just doesn't have one such reason. And an early out  particularly for a guy who took the job claiming he wanted to serve his country  would damage his reputation and add a sad coda to the end of his State Department stewardship.\nIt's true that the headlines for  Tillerson  don't look all that good. He may have a great deal of contact with the President and have been the one Trump chose to attend the meeting with Putin on the margins at the G20  but unless the President makes it clear that the Secretary is his main adviser on some issue and  Tillerson  steps up to take charge of it  he's not going to be seen as having much influence.\n Tillerson  has a small army behind  him  to put out diplomatic fires and manage crises. But like any good general  to achieve the mission  he  needs to delegate authority and trust  his  subordinates.\nIt's not just that  Tillerson  has been undercut from above;  he  has also not been well served from below  but this is a self-inflicted wound. The secretary is squandering his most precious asset -- the immensely talented  intelligent  experienced  hardworking and capable people who man the trenches at Foggy Bottom.\nNews flash: the bureaucracy at State is not the enemy  so  Tillerson  should stop treating it like one.  He 's trying to run the department in a highly centralized and tightly controlled manner like Jim Baker. It worked for Baker because  he  had the horsepower in  his  inner circle.  Tillerson  is not as fortunate.\nInstead   he  should emulate the more decentralized and inclusive management model of George Shultz  who empowered the other senior officials in the department to take the initiative and backed them 100% even when they stumbled. If  Tillerson  gives these officials the authority  support and tools they need to do their job  they will help  him  and the department to be more effective.\n His  successor could be worse\nAs ineffectual  at times  as  Tillerson  has been  it cannot be assumed that things couldn't get any worse under new management. For all his stumbles  the Secretary of State has gotten a few big things right. He has  for example  been a soothing voice in reassuring US allies  particularly Japan and South Korea of America's defense commitments. He has developed a good relationship with Secretary of Defense James Mattis -- and on some issues (even though he's lost on a couple  like US withdrawal from the Paris accord on climate change)  he has moderated some of Trump's worst instincts  such as walking away from the nuclear deal with Iran. He's also talked tough on maintaining existing sanctions on Russia  which may have helped stiffen the President's resolve as well.\nThere's no guarantee that his successor will play well with others  hand-hold the allies rather than throw bombs at them or elevate diplomacy  engagement and dialogue with difficult countries rather than adopt confrontational policies that offer little prospect for success but significant risks of escalation. For all those who hope to wish Tillerson an early and happy retirement  be careful what you wish for    especially if  his  successor is more ideological and combative and less pragmatic than the more even-keeled Tillerson.\n Tillerson  does not have a small ego.  He  doesn't want to be the answer to the question in a game of Trivial Pursuit of which Secretary of State holds the record for the shortest tenure in the modern era. And from  his  many years as a world class negotiator   he  should have a sixth sense for when to hold and when to fold. Now is not the time to fold.",
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            "input": "The doctor said to my husband  'She's not crazy  she's just rude' Tatijana Ilic  Former resident\nTatijana Ilic  who works in the laundry and sewing department  was first forced into a psychiatric hospital by her husband when she was in her 20s.\nEven so   Tatijana  spent more than two decades on heavy medication  in and out of residential homes and psychiatric hospital. She has seen and experienced some terrible things. In one institution  women were tied to the staircase if they stepped out of line. In another  none of the residents were allowed underwear and they were forced to line up naked in the hall to queue for the shower.\n Tatijana  lived in Cepin for seven years until  she  moved into a flat in Osijek as part of the de-institutionalisation process.  She  and  her  flatmates are independent now - a household no longer needing an assistant to come in daily to help and support them. That  says Ladislav Lamza  means a financial saving.\nImage caption  Tatijana  dreams of having her own flat  where her daughter and granddaughter can come to stay\n Tatijana  dreams of having  her  own flat - somewhere  her  daughter and granddaughter can come and stay. That is unlikely unless she secures employment outside the centre. Meanwhile life is pretty good.\nMarta Gasparovic   Tatijana 's psychiatrist  has noticed significant changes in her patients since they moved to flats in the city.",
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            "input": "\"I'm very thankful for my red-hot smoking wife  the first lady of Minnesota \" said Gov. Tim Pawlenty  pointing to his wife  Mary  who was standing a few feet away.\n With that  the Pawlenty road show began this weekend in Iowa  the place where presidential aspirations are born. It was Pawlenty's fifth visit in less than a year  one of many signs that he is working the state as intently as any prospective Republican presidential hopeful.\n road show began this weekend in Iowa  the place where presidential aspirations are born. It was Pawlenty's fifth visit in less than a year  one of many signs that he is working the state as intently as any prospective Republican presidential hopeful.\n While Pawlenty may not have millions of followers on Facebook like Palin or the personal wealth or name recognition of Romney  he has an invaluable form of currency here: proximity to Iowa.\n Minnesota  where he is finishing his second term as governor  borders Iowa on the north. And just like Obama  whose state adjoined Iowa on the east  Pawlenty can easily stop by  as he intends to do again next week for the Iowa State Fair.\n second term as governor  borders Iowa on the north. And just like Obama  whose state adjoined Iowa on the east  Pawlenty can easily stop by  as he intends to do again next week for the Iowa State Fair.\n Last weekend  he was surrounded by some of the state's best Republican talent. Sara Taylor Fagen  a White House political director for President George W. Bush  not only introduced Pawlenty to local activists but also was behind the wheel as she gave the Pawlentys a tour of her native northeast Iowa.\n Pawlenty  49  is presenting himself as a Main Street authentic conservative  who twice won statewide election as a Republican in a progressive state. He says Republicans need to shed the stereotype that their party is rooted solely in the country club and the board room. He mentions none of his potential rivals by name  of course  but it is not lost on Republicans that he is seeking to become an alternative to Romney.\n Pawlenty's visibility has grown in Republican circles since he was a finalist to be Sen. John McCain's running mate in 2008. Asked whether he benefited from not being chosen  Pawlenty paused for a moment and said  \"It seems like Sarah Palin has done very well  having been selected.\"\n In addition to his Iowa trips  Pawlenty has visited New Hampshire  site of the first presidential primary  and has traveled across the country to help Republicans. He has raised more than $2.5 million for his Freedom First political action committee  some of which he is contributing to state and federal candidates.\n While Palin and Romney have made similar contributions  they have done so from afar. As Pawlenty said his goodbyes on the farm outside of Waverly  he pulled a $500 check from his pocket and presented it directly to Bill Dix  a candidate for the Iowa Senate.\n On a sultry afternoon  sweat was soaking into Pawlenty's white shirt as he spoke individually with nearly everyone in the crowd of about 100. (He positioned himself by the lunch buffet  so a handshake was an easy stop on the way to the barbecued pork  potato salad and baked beans.)\n His conversations and speeches were peppered with homespun one-liners  including the quip about his wife  which he has been telling Minnesota crowds for years.\n On why he believes Democrats have struggled creating jobs: \"It's pretty tough to be pro-job and anti-business. That's like being pro-egg and anti-chicken. It doesn't work so well.\"\n He drew respectable applause at the picnic and a few hours later at fund-raiser for a Republican candidate in Cedar Rapids  where he had changed into a suit and tie. At each stop  he does not leave until the last hand has been shaken. But the congeniality does not mean that people will automatically sign on if he runs for president  a decision he said he would make early next year.",
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            "input": "Fox News reports that the department is going through “several months” of text messages from former counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok to FBI attorney Lisa Page  whom he had an affair with.\nWhen the inspector general notified Mueller’s office  the FBI removed  Strzok  from the Russia probe and demoted  him  to a position in the FBI’s human resources department.\nThe disclosure of  Strzok ’s political leanings raised questions from critics about the objectivity of Mueller’s investigation.\n Strzok  had been selected in July 2016 to oversee the Russia probe and was also one of the top investigators of the probe into Hillary Clinton’s emails and use of a private server.  He  interviewed Clinton and her aides about the server  which contained classified material.\n Strzok  was also responsible for creating the statement former FBI Director James Comey delivered on July 5  2016  clearing Clinton of all criminal charges.\nSeveral members of the House Intelligence Committee expressed interest in reviewing Strzok’s text messages and emails after the Justice Department completes their investigation. The committee also wants to find out what impact  he  had on the Clinton investigation and why  he  questioned Flynn.",
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            "input": "Oklahoma quarterback  Baker Mayfield  was expected to go to Kansas and get a win on Saturday. Itâs what the Heisman favorite did on the sideline  that was unexpected.\nOn Saturday afternoon  in an exceptionally chippy game with the Kansas Jayhawks   Mayfield  shouted âF**k youâ at the Kansas sideline  and did this:\n Baker Mayfield  didn't feel like taking the high road today pic.twitter.com/30Q5UFk264 â Sports Illustrated (@SInow) November 18  2017\n Mayfield  issued an apology on Twitter after the game:\n Mayfield  is having an incredible season for Oklahoma. The Sooners are currently ranked fourth the College Football Playoff rankings  theyâre the favorites to win the Big 12  and  Mayfield  is the consensus favorite to win the Heisman.",
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            "input": "On Tuesday   Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey  announced the platform's new 280-character limit for tweets just as you'd expect—in a 280-character tweet.\nBut could  he  have made the same announcement in 140?\nFrom the looks of Twitter right now  a lot of people think so. In fact  a few users have taken out their virtual red pens and edited  Dorsey 's tweet down.\nIn all fairness   Dorsey  seems to get the critiques. \"I'm still getting used to it \"  he  tweeted.",
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            "input": "This man is Art Shay and his life  which is now deep into its 95th year  is sprinkled with all sorts of stories of people â famous  infamous and âordinary.â He has these stories in his head alongside images of them (and of many  many places) because he has had a camera in his hands for 80 years and it was his job and his passion to capture life through his lens.\n Photographer Art Shay  will be honored by the American Writers Museum with the installation of a special exhibit   âCaptured Stories: American Writers Through the Lens of Art Shay .â (E. Jason Wambsgans / Chicago Tribune)  Photographer Art Shay  will be honored by the American Writers Museum with the installation of a special exhibit   âCaptured Stories: American Writers Through the Lens of Art Shay .â (E. Jason Wambsgans / Chicago Tribune) SEE MORE VIDEOS\nErica DeGlopper is here too. A graduate of the School of the Art Institute with degrees in photography and printmaking  she first encountered  Shay  more than a decade ago when she saw  him  interviewed on television.\nâ He  was so fascinating that I just had to meet  him  â she says. So  she showed up at  his  house and offered to help  him   as she says  put  his  âprevious life in order\" by organizing  his  work. She drives to Deerfield a few days a week and some weekends from her home in Wisconsin to continue cataloging more than 2 million of  his  photographs.\nDeGlopperâs understanding of and affection for  Shay  are palpable. She is friend  archivist  aide de camp and ardent admirer. âWe have got to keep things going until at least  his  100th birthday â she says. âThatâs when I am hoping we can have a major retrospective of  his  work.â She wants it to be at the Art Institute.\nI am at the house  of course  and I have known  Shay  for more than 50 years because  he  and my father were friends and I have written about  him  many times  including a story about the two of us dangerously searching for the apartment where Algren made love to Simone de Beauvoir.\nHere also is the photographer Jason Wambsgans  recent winner of the Pulitzer Prize for  his  work with a camera  taking photos and video and listening to Artâs stories  some of them about people long gone but others about such contemporary stars as Corgan  with whom  Shay  is collaborating on a yet another project.\nWe are in split-level Deerfield house where  Shay  has lived for nearly 60 years  and it is a glorious mess of photos  books  racquetball trophies  art work ⦠a panorama of  his  life.\n Art  says that Florence is always on his mind  and when he starts to put those thoughts into words  his eyes fill with tears as he says  âI miss her common sense. I miss her smile.â\nHe also misses their son Harmon  who vanished  presumably murdered  without a trace at 20 in 1972  in what Art refers to as the âhippie jungles of Miami.â But in addition to Richard   Art  has three accomplished grown children (Jane  an attorney in Los Angeles; Lauren  a photographer also in L.A.; and Steve  a photographer in Seattle). He hopes to see some or all of them soon at two big events taking place this week.\nOn Thursday  he will be honored by the American Writers Museum (americanwritersmuseum.org)  180 N. Michigan Ave.  with the installation of a special exhibit  âCaptured Stories: American Writers Through the Lens of Art Shay.â",
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            "input": "Cpl.  Stephens of Canton   Georgia plans to start  his  trek at Camp Lejune in North Carolina and hopes to make the 220-mile journey to Virginia Beach in just ten days  according to Fox 5 Atlanta.  He  is also the founder of the Georgia chapter of End 22  an organization named after the number of service members that take their own lives each day. End 22 sets out to raise awareness and provide assistance to military service members who are struggling.\n\"I'm doing 22 miles a day for 10 days  that's 220  but I can throw in a little extra to make 222 miles in ten days \" said  Stephens .\nThis will be the second hike for the marine. In  January  Stephens  made  his  first attempt by hiking 222 miles but broke  his  leg 50 miles from the finish.  He  says that  he  pushed through the pain to complete  his  goal.\n\"This is my one last mission  to go down range to save my brothers and sisters. I will not stop until we can stop these numbers from coming in \"  he  said.\n Stephens   who is a blacksmith by trade  wears around  his  neck red  white and blue ribbons inscribed with the name of military men and women succumbed to negative thoughts.\n\"These are almost 100 names of soldiers  sailors  airmen  and marines that we have lost to their demons from PTSD \" said  Stephens .",
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            "input": "Jennifer Lawrence’s acting career started at an early age — and  her  education ended at the same time.\nThe Oscar-winning actress revealed in an episode of “60 Minutes” that  she  stopped going to school at age 14  before  she  even made it to high school.\n“I dropped out of middle school. I don’t technically have a GED or a diploma. I am self-educated ”  she  told Bill Whitaker in the upcoming episode.\n Lawrence  first broke out onto the scene at age 20 — and by 22   she  was nominated and won  her  first Oscar for “Silver Linings Playbook\" in 2013.\n Jennifer Lawrence  rips Weinstein for using  her  words for defense\n Actress Jennifer Lawrence  opens up in a 60 Minutes interview about  she  dropped out of school at 14. (VALERIE MACON/AFP/Getty Images)\n Lawrence   27  said reading a script is how  she  first felt “smart” as school was never for  her .\n“I struggled through school  I never felt very smart. And when I’m reading this script  and I feel like I know exactly what it would look like if somebody felt that way ”  she  recalled to Whitaker. “That was a whole part of my brain that I didn’t even know existed. Something that I could be confident in. And I didn’t want to let it go.”\n Jennifer Lawrence 's on-set nudity made people uncomfortable\n“It’s so hard to explain  it was just an overwhelming feeling of  ‘I get this. This is what I was meant to do ’”  Lawrence  continued.",
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            "input": "Simon Rosenberg objected to host  Melissa Francis  framing  her  question to ask what Democrats could change in the Trump tax plan to make it more palatable to them.\n“I don’t think that’s the issue  Melissa ” he said before being interrupted immediately by  Francis . “We’re not gonna do talking points!”  she  exclaimed.\n“Well you’re doing talking points ”  Francis  interrupted again.\n“No I’m not doing talking points ”  she  said  “it’s insulting that you say that to  me  as if I don’t actually understand what I’m saying and can do my own analysis about the economy.”\n“But you’re not answering the question ”  she  protested.\nRosenberg and Francis then grappled over whether Trump’s plan would cut taxes for the middle class over the long term  with  Francis  arguing on the basis of a dynamic understanding of tax cuts. “Good for you  Melissa ” Rosenberg responded.\nAt the end of the segment   Francis  tried to give Rosenberg a peace offering saying they should get a drink sometime. “Melissa  don’t worry  I’m never coming back on this show again  so it doesn’t matter ” he responded  and stripped off his microphone.",
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            "input": "On Friday  Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) said she will introduce legislation that would raise the minimum age requirements for purchasing a rifle from a gun dealer.\n Feinstein 's declaration comes after 17 people were killed Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland  Florida on Wednesday.\n Feinstein 's proposal received a mixed reaction.\nI plan to introduce a bill to require ALL firearms purchases from gun dealers be restricted to individuals who are at least 21 years old. If you can’t buy a handgun or a bottle of beer  you shouldn’t be able to buy an AR-15. — Sen Dianne Feinstein (@SenFeinstein) February 17  2018",
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            "input": "On Diwali evenings  my mom let me eat as many sweets as I wanted. She’d buy jalebees  even though she’d complain that they weren’t as good as the ones she used to get in India. These were too cold  too sticky. But Diwali  the Hindu festival of lights and good conquering evil  is and was a day for eating  so she’d also make a big vegetarian feast and sweet puris piled high in a metal bowl as a religious offering. After dinner  she and I would sit in front of her makeshift temple and she’d mutter something about Lakshmi in Hindi. In a clay diya  she’d make a candle from a cotton ball and ghee  pull smoke from it with her hands  and wrap it around my face  mithai crumbs on my lips. Food is a big part of any Indian holiday  but in my parents’ home  hearty homemade Indian food was a fixture every day. Nightly  we had mounds of basmati rice  baby eggplants stewed in spices that I’d hold up to my face like bejeweled earrings  collard greens and turnips (gross  until I grew up). Best of all were the nights where she made Kashmiri rogan josh  a lamb dish she’d whip together in a pressure cooker that was perennially broken  the whistle propped up with a wooden spoon and screaming every five minutes on a Saturday afternoon.  Mom  cooked   Mom  piled food on your plate and made chutneys from scratch. When you scooped the last of your rice up with a fork   she ’d instinctively know and pop up next to  you  with “More?” holding another cup of steaming rice aloft. (Usually   she ’d dump it onto your plate without waiting for an answer.) My brother and my dad and I were all spoiled  but I was the youngest  which means I was the most spoiled. I moved out at 17  but it took a few years before I craved my mom’s Kashmiri food. Restaurant Indian food is too oily  too bland  with too much cream and too few of my  mom ’s recognizable cooking quirks. I miss things that hardly matter  like how  her  potatoes always ended up crescent-moon shaped  or the way  her  parathas were always triangular and puckered. Instead  as I’ve gotten older I’ve been trying to learn my mom’s recipes  myself .  She  got hers from  her  mother  who died more than a decade ago in India  and who used to make the most delicate little pats of paneer. (We called it tsamen  a word I learned is used only in our little corner of North India.) My mom has been cooking for maybe 40 years  probably longer  but  unfortunately  in the five years I’ve been cooking  I’ve learned I have no instincts in the kitchen. I panic if more than one burner is on at a time  and if there isn’t a concrete recipe  I can’t wing it. I’ve burned through the bottoms of so many pots that my old roommate put a moratorium on me attempting to cook any grains. This past Sunday was another Diwali spent away from my family  sorting through that inexplicable loss you feel when a holiday is happening and there’s no one to celebrate it with you — not really your cousins who are a trek away  no siblings nearby  no aunties you want to call. I decided I’d do it myself  and invited two of my favorite (white) people  hoping to not poison them. Diwali isn’t our family’s most exciting holiday  but celebrating it felt important  the same way I try to avoid meat on Shivaratri (when my mom calls to remind me)  or the same reason I send my brother a red thread on Rakhi even though we otherwise never talk. On Diwali  like most days that remind me of Hinduism and India  I miss my mom. I’ve been living away from my parents for nine years  long enough to make a new life in another city  to have friends and a live-in partner. Two of my cousins live a half hour away. But Mom  regardless  refers to me as “alone  out there ” like I could starve any minute. When I do come home a few times a year  Mom asks me what I want for dinner and plans meals for my entire stay. She loads food on my plate and freezes the extra so I can take it on a plane with me and defrost it when I’m homesick. I’m homesick a lot these days  seemingly the same way my mom was homesick for her parents after she left India. When my mom moved  she took all of her mother’s little secrets with her. My mom had watched my grandmother cook for years  knew her languages  knew how to pleat a sari or mutter a Kashmiri insult (“Thrat”) or throw a wedding for her son  25 years after she moved away. I don’t have any of these secrets  because I was born in North America and raised around white people in a family that wanted to integrate. So it felt important to at least try to remember how my own mom did things.\nLate last week  I called my mom to get a refresher on a few of her recipes. I wanted to make rogan josh  aloo gobi (potatoes and cauliflower)  chicken biryani (chicken and rice)  and paneer with palak (spinach). But my mom  like so many Indian mothers I know  has always avoided giving me complete recipes. Even when I visit home and watch her  she somehow manages to divert my attention by  say  dangling in front of my face a gol gappa  a globe of fried wheat flour filled with chickpeas and potatoes and yogurt. I’m always missing a spice  a cook time  a stove temperature. I’m never clear if when she says “ginger” she means “fresh ginger  about a pinky-size  cut into strips” or “ginger powder  a teaspoon or two.” Or  if she’s feeling really casual about a recipe  she’ll say  “Add the usual spices ” a mix of 5 or maybe 10 different spices that might be usual to her but are patently unclear to me. Salt? Does she just mean salt? Worse  her measurements are not based on any contemporary or commonly used metric. A teaspoon  to her  is the size of the white plastic spoon with the snapped-off handle that she uses in all of the containers in her spice drawer that originally came from Dairy Queen when I was 6 or 7 and abandoned a half-eaten Oreo Blizzard. A tablespoon  conversely  is anywhere between two or three of the “teaspoons.” A cup is the cup she uses to scoop basmati rice out of the five-gallon plastic tub in the pantry on the bottom shelf. It is unclear where the cup came from  but it is cloudy and cracked and significantly smaller than an actual cup. Every other measurement she has  then  is specific to her grocery store  to her homemade spice mixtures  to her butcher who hands her a hunk of lamb the size of a small toddler  leaving her to break it down into digestible and cookable pieces. “How much frozen spinach do I need?” I might ask her  and she will answer  “One.” One block  she says  as if I can go to a grocery store and say  “ONE BLOCK OF YOUR FINEST FROZEN SPINACH  SIR.” I suspect some of this is intentional. Indian women — mothers  in particular — hoard some of their recipes  refusing to give them in full. So long as they are the eldest women in their families  they are the gatekeepers for these particular culinary incarnations that exist only in their kitchens. (A cursory Google search for a good chicken biryani recipe yielded ingredients like chicken stock — my mom literally screamed when I suggested this — or curry paste  something that has never once been in her kitchen.) I’ve started to do this too  refusing to give my boyfriend a complete ingredient list  even when I need help cooking  because I refuse to let him in on a secret I have been scratching at for years. Maybe it’s about making herself needed as a mother  or forcing me into coming home and beg for my favorite lotus root  a recipe specific to Kashmir that I’ve never found at a restaurant. Regional differences are lost  the little things my mother’s mother’s mother did in the kitchen get muddied — unless I ask. And I have been asking  for years  for as long as I’ve been away from home and have been trying to find my mom at the bottom of a 20-quart pot. All of this reduces my cooking to a kind of trial and error. Once  when I tried to make her rogan josh  I ended up adding three times the right amount of cinnamon; my lamb tasted like an angry ginger snap. Two years after that  she casually mentioned that you’re only supposed to use flat cinnamon sticks  and not the rolled up ones  which apparently makes a fucking difference. When I last visited  she sent me back to my home with frozen rogan josh in my suitcase. Later  when I defrosted and ate it  I picked through it  pulling out any identifiable spices I could find. At the bottom of my bowl was a dark ball the texture of soft wood. I cleaned it off and texted it to my mom with my trademark calm: “?!?!?!?!” She gave me the Hindi word for it  leaving me to creative googling to figure out what it was. (I won’t tell you; I’ve invested too much to give it up that easy.) Mom swears that she’s not actively keeping ingredients from me  that she just forgets because cooking is so second-nature to her. This doesn’t explain why sometimes she’ll add an ingredient to her list for me — a year ago  the rogan josh recipe had coriander powder in it — later saying something like  “Why would I ever tell you to put coriander powder in it? Nothing has coriander powder in it.” Now she says it’s actually garam masala  but not the kind you buy in the store (she says this with her particular brand of derision usually reserved for “white” grocery stores) but the kind that she makes at home  fistfuls of unidentifiable brown spices hand-ground with a mortar and pestle. “I will give you some when you come home ” she always says  but she is a liar  because she never actually has. Food has always been my mom’s domain  so maybe it makes sense that she doesn’t want to give me her trade secrets just yet.\nIs there a point when you stop needing your mom? I want to know if it will happen before she dies  or if she’ll go and I’ll be left figuring out how to contend without her. My dad talks about dying with typically alarming frequency — a few weeks ago  he answered the phone and said  “My body will never be what it once was ” and then passed the handset over to  my mom —  but it’s my mom whose death I’m more concerned about. In terms of being needed  my mom will never get a break. My dad sometimes won’t eat unless my mom is home to prepare food for him; even something as simple as a sandwich requires supervision. My brother and sister-in-law and their daughter come over every Sunday and my mom piles Kashmiri food on their plates like she does for anyone who comes to dinner. She’ll sit next to my niece and watch her eat  her half-white  blue-eyed granddaughter licking daal off a teaspoon. I started cooking this past Sunday around 3:30 p.m.  peeling the potatoes and cutting the cauliflower into florets and quietly muttered “son of a bitch” when I realized I had forgotten to buy rosewater. I called my mom first at 4 p.m.  to confirm that cumin seeds and fennel seeds are different (DON’T @ ME). Once she finished laughing at me  I put the aloo gobi in the oven and marinated the chicken in star anise and “the spices from that box.” I called her again when my palak looked electric-green and tasted canned (“Well  obviously you forgot to add the haldi ” she said  as if I had called to ask a question as simple as “Why can’t I breathe when I place a brick on my own throat?”) While I pan-fried the rogan josh  she called me back and asked  “How’s it going?” I could hear her smiling  and it almost felt like a taunt. I told her I was sure something was missing  a spice that she considers too routine to even mention  or one that she’s actively hiding from me. But by then my kitchen smelled like my mom’s  a clash of turmeric and paprika and chili powder and cumin (whole and ground) and the scent that comes from fresh meat when it’s being slowly cooked in different pots at the same time. I loaded serving bowls with the food I made  called everyone into the kitchen. The chicken tasted right  the rogan josh looked reddish-brown  the paneer had turned yellow and was easily cut with the side of a fork. It had the markings of my mom’s food  but of course it wasn’t as good as hers. It wasn’t as good because my food  as surprisingly palatable as it was  didn’t include my mom hovering over me with a wooden spoon. (Was she going to give me more rice? Was she going to hit me a little bit for eating too fast? It’s a journey.) It wasn’t as good  because it couldn’t be. I can’t replicate the things my mom does; I can only build on top of them. But still  I made sure everyone had seconds  preferably thirds.\nI didn’t poison anyone on Saturday. I made six  maybe seven times the amount of food intended  but I’m content with that being my biggest mistake. (I did use a pressure cooker for the first time and screamed every time it screamed  and I forgot to add the almonds to the biryani but  you know what  fuck nuts.) After my guests left my house  I sent a photo of my spread to  Mom   and  she  called me later that night. “The color was right ”  she  said  paying me the highest compliment  she  could give me from 1 500 miles away. “So  I guess you can do it yourself.” More frequently than I think is normal  I imagine what we’re all going to do when my mom dies. My dad will be completely incapable of taking care of himself (he once asked me to put his jalapeño potato chips in the oven to “crisp them up some more”). My brother and I only call each other now and then  because  Mom  begs us to  so who knows how far we can drift. I’ll lose  her  as a tether.  Mom  doesn’t talk about death; it’s too macabre for our pleasant chats. But I can’t help thinking about it  an anxiety that started to ramp up in my early twenties when I noticed how little I am capable of doing on my own. I still call  her  to consult on how to appropriately wash a lace bra  and  she  still buys me leggings if they’re on sale  and  she  gets this rare herb shipped in from India that I have no idea where else to get outside of  her  pantry. These gaps in my knowledge are terrifying enough  but what about all the things I don’t know that I don’t know? Sheer chai  for example  is the most disgusting product  her  home country has ever produced — but will I one day wish I knew how to make it? When you emigrate  you end up the last person to touch a lot of your family history. Somewhere along the line  we’ll forget my mom’s maiden name. We’ll forget what her actual name was before she changed it when she moved. We’ll lose language and the way to make a candle from ghee and a cotton ball. I can’t pull all of this information out of her  and I can’t carry all of it after she’s gone  and I panic when I think about how impossible it feels to one day not need her. But at least I can try to cook. My mom’s own mother died in India  seemingly suddenly  from a combination of declining health and crummy care.  Mom  was with  her  when it happened  but near the end my grandmother was confused and didn’t seem to register that  her  daughter had flown all that way just to see her off. When I imagine my mom’s death  I picture her perched on her proverbial deathbed  lucid but weak  about to die. She’ll raise one arthritic finger toward me  motioning for me to come closer to her. “Yes  mother ” I will say  and kneel down so her face is close to mine  glistening with tears. “Closer ” she will say  and I will press forward  taking her hand. “What is it?” I will ask. And with one final rasp  the death rattle of a long life winding down  my mom will wheeze out her final words  releasing me from a lifetime of trying to keep her as close to me as possible: “It was just salt.” ●",
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            "input": "PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Nearly 17 years after a bitter breakup  the Philadelphia Flyers retired Eric Lindros' jersey on Thursday night in a stirring tribute to the Hall of Fame center.\nNo. 88 was raised to the rafters of Wells Fargo Center  a facility  Lindros  helped open in 1996  before the Flyers played his hometown Toronto Maple Leafs.\n\"Very blessed that I could've played in Philadelphia \"  Lindros  said as the crowd roared.\nCombining size  skill and strength   the 6-foot-4 Lindros  averaged a franchise record 1.35 points per game in Philadelphia from 1992-2000.  Lindros  won the Hart Trophy as league MVP in 1995 after leading the NHL with 70 points in the lockout-shortened season.  He  helped the Flyers to the Stanley Cup Final two years later  where they were swept by Detroit.\n\"These are one of those days you take for the rest of your life. It's a special moment \"  Lindros  said before the ceremony. \"You feel lucky.\"\nIn an elaborate 23-minute  on-ice tribute that included video highlights on a giant four-sided projector and gifts   Lindros  was surrounded by trophies  he  won with a lighted  orange No. 88 serving as a backdrop.\nIt was a feud with Clarke  then the Flyers general manager  that led to his ugly exit from Philadelphia. It stemmed mostly from the treatment  Lindros  received for a number of concussions and a collapsed lung  with  his  parents often criticizing the Flyers' medical team.\nAfter a shoulder-to-jaw hit by New Jersey's Scott Stevens in the 2000 playoffs   Lindros  missed all of the 2000-01 season because of post-concussion issues and a contract dispute with Clarke. His trade demand was granted in August 2001 when he was sent to the New York Rangers.\n Lindros  was asked if back in 2001 he could have envisioned his number being retired in Philly.\n\"No  you?\"  Lindros  said  drawing laughter. \"No  what happened  it was no doubt difficult and frustrating.\"\n Lindros   Clarke and the Flyers eventually patched things up with the help of Flyers president Paul Holmgren.  Lindros  appeared at an outdoor alumni game in Philadelphia in 2012  and Clarke pushed for  Lindros ' 2016 induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame while serving on the selection committee.\n\"It was great for Bob to say what he did. It was special  \" Lindros  said. \"We disagreed on some things  no doubt  but when it came down to hockey and if winning is it  I can't question Bob and his desire.\"\n Lindros  skated on the Wells Fargo Center ice in the early afternoon with  his  wife and 3-year-old son  the oldest of their three children.\n Lindros'  parents  Carl and Bonnie  attended the ceremony  along with  his  sister and brother Brett  who spent two seasons with the New York Islanders before a concussion ended  his  career in 1996.\n Lindros  has become a vocal advocate for concussion awareness and research.\n\"No  we're nowhere near where we need to be \"  he  said. \"And a lot of it stems from the research dollars.\"",
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            "input": "Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo  said Monday that the Mandalay Bay did a great job hiring police as security for the concert and “had sufficient staffing for the concert.” Firefighters joined police in responding quickly after the shooting started   Lombardo  said.\n“This is an individual that is described as a lone wolf ”  Lombardo  told a news conference as the investigation continued. “I don’t know how it could have been prevented  if we didn’t have any prior knowledge as to this individual.”\nPolice planned to review the hotel’s surveillance videos of gunman Stephen Paddock  64  of Mesquite  Nev.  who checked into the hotel on Thursday. Paddock  who killed himself when officers closed in  brought the guns into the hotel himself  and the weapons weren’t obvious when workers visited the room   Lombardo  said.\n“We do know that  he  brought these weapons in on  his  own ”  Lombardo  said. “Nothing nefarious was noticed.”",
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            "input": "Story highlights  George W. Bush  noticeably made Obama laugh during Clinton's speech\n The elder Bush  followed up the concert Monday morning with a joke of  his  own\nWashington (CNN)  Former President George W. Bush  made  his  successor  Barack Obama  noticeably snicker at a joke delivered during Bill Clinton's speech at a hurricane relief benefit concert in Texas.\n Mischievous George W Bush  cracks a joke behind Bill Clinton's back and makes Barack Obama giggle [Link] pic.twitter.com/guzehQIj0o â Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) October 23  2017\nAs Clinton discussed the importance of offering ongoing support to the communities affected by hurricanes Harvey and Maria   Bush  leaned over and quipped something to  his  successor  immediately eliciting a laugh from a Obama  whose reaction garnered much positive attention on social media.",
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            "input": "Four people from southern Illinois have been arrested on charges of theft and animal torture after they allegedly stole piglets and killed them . The Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale reports Franklin County Sheriff Don Jones says two juveniles were arrested in addition to 18 - year - old Trenton H .  Bennett  of West Frankfort and 20 - year - old Brendan A . Shaputis of Ewing . According to Jones   the four allegedly stole about 30 piglets   each about 5 to 7 days old   from the Logan Sow Center in Benton . Authorities allege  Bennett  tortured several piglets .  He  allegedly kicked   beat and struck the animals until their deaths . One piglet was tossed off an overpass . Shaputis is also accused of killing piglets in the same manner as  Bennett  . Authorities say the juveniles have been released to their families .  Bennett  and Shaputis are being held in lieu of $ 45   000 bond . It wasn ' t immediately known if  they  have lawyers .",
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            "input": "CHARLOTTE  N.C. (AP) — A four-day period for the public to pay respects to  the late Rev. Billy Graham  is beginning at  his  boyhood home in North Carolina.\nMourners will file past  Graham ’s body starting at 8 a.m. Monday.  The man  called “America’s Pastor” is lying in repose in a closed casket at the home  his  father built in 1927 on their Charlotte dairy farm  which was long ago swallowed by urban sprawl. It was moved and restored by his library and is on the same campus as  the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association .\n Graham ’s body will spend two days at  his  library and then lie in honor at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday and Thursday.  Graham ’s funeral is Friday in North Carolina with President Donald Trump and others expected.\n Graham  died Wednesday at age 99.",
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            "input": "Jim Burns  was walking the dog on Saturday morning when  he  was struck by a cab making a turn onto Manhattan's Fifth Avenue  police said.  Burns   65  suffered a serious head injury and died from his injuries on Tuesday.\nPolice initially said  Burns  was with a guide dog when  he  was struck  but that account was contradicted by family friends  who said  he  didn't have vision problems and the dog was a pet.\nThe dog  named Jules  wasn't injured and was being cared for by a neighbor   Burns'  friend Paul Ward told the Daily News.\n\"Many of  his  friends have taken comfort in knowing that the end of  his  life came doing  his  favorite thing ... walking Jules to Central Park \" Ward said.",
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            "input": "The norovirus is also referred to as the “winter vomiting bug \" Lee-Ann Jaykus  the scientific director for NoroCORE  a food safety initiative that’s funded through a $25 million grant from the USDA  told Fox News.\nThe norovirus  which has different strains  can spread easily -- especially in close spaces   Jaykus  said.\nWhen an infected person vomits or defecates  “massive amounts [of the virus] are excreted ”  Jaykus  explained. “There are millions to billions of particles in one just one gram.”\nFood handlers who are sick and don’t practice adequate hygiene can easily infect other people. Infected water can also spread the illness  though this more commonly occurs in developing countries   Jaykus  noted.\nHow do you prevent  it ?\n“Hand washing is hugely important. In fact  it’s the single most important thing for people attending Olympics.\" - Lee-Ann Jaykus\n“Hand washing is hugely important ”  Jaykus  said. “In fact  it’s the single most important thing for people attending Olympics ”  she  said.\nThe norovirus is extremely hard to kill   Jaykus  warned. Inactivating the virus requires a high concentration of bleach. And while it’s easy enough to clean countertops and other similar surfaces with bleach  the same can’t be said for carpet and furniture. Alcohol isn’t strong enough to entirely kill the virus either   Jaykus  added.\n“The norovirus can be spread for weeks ” said  Jaykus   who added that quarantining infected people can also be useful in preventing the spread of norovirus.\n“This is really scary for the athletes -- if you have norovirus you really are incapacitated ” said  Jaykus   though no athletes have reported having symptoms of the virus.",
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            "input": "“At Kernel  our primary aim is to develop technologies to understand and treat neurological diseases in new and exciting ways ”  founder Bryan Johnson  said recently at a tech summit. “We will then interpret the brain’s complex workings in order to create applications towards cognitive enhancement.”\n Johnson  says that the technology should be available for regular use within the next two decades. “I would expect in around 15-20 years we will have a sufficiently robust set of tools for the brain that we could pose any question we wanted ”  he  said.\n He  listed examples of the possible applications for the microchips: “For example  could I have a perfect memory? Could I delete my memories? Could I increase my rate of learning  could I have brain to brain communication?”\n Johnson  is the former founder of Braintree  a payment service provider that was acquired by PayPal in 2013 for $800 million.  Johnson  plunged $100 million of  his  own money into the Kernel project. Thus far  Kernel chips have tested on epilepsy patients to help prevent seizures.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump formally endorsed  embattled Republican Roy Moore  in the Alabama Senate race on Monday  looking past sexual misconduct allegations against the GOP candidate to argue that  Moore 's vote is needed in Congress.\nTrump tweeted early Monday that \"Democrats refusal to give even one vote for massive Tax Cuts is why we need  Republican Roy Moore  to win in Alabama.\"\nTrump also spoke with  Moore  by phone. White House Spokesman Raj Shah said the two discussed the state of the Alabama Senate race and that the president \"endorsed Judge  Moore 's campaign.\"\nIt was Trump's strongest show of support for  Moore  since allegations surfaced that the candidate had sexually assaulted teenage girls decades ago  including one who said he molested  her  when  she  was 14 and he was in his 30s. Many national Republicans have called on  Moore  to step aside in the wake of multiple sexual assault and harassment allegations.\nShortly after Trump's tweet   Moore  responded on Twitter: \"Thankful for President Trump's support. The America First agenda will #MAGA. Can't wait to help him #DrainTheSwamp.\"\nTrump also had assailed  Moore 's Democratic rival Doug Jones  tweeting that \"Putting a Pelosi/Schumer Liberal Puppet Jones into office in Alabama would hurt our great Republican Agenda of low on taxes  tough on crime  strong on military and borders...& so much more.\"\nFILE - In this Nov. 28  2017  file photo  Alabama U.S. Senatorial candidate Doug Jones talks with the media after touring the Northport Medical Center  in Northport  Ala. Jones is the democratic candidate facing republican Roy Moore for Alabama's U.S. Senate seat in the Dec. 12 special election. (Vasha Hunt/AL.com via AP  File)\nTrump for weeks was silent after the allegations against  Moore  surfaced  and the White House has said  he  had no plans to make campaign appearances before the Dec. 12 election. But Trump in recent days has raised doubts about the allegations against  Moore   and he has agreed to headline a campaign-style rally in Pensacola  Florida — less than 20 miles from the Alabama border — just four days before the Alabama election.\nAnd Trump tweeted of  Moore  on Monday: \"We need his vote on stopping crime  illegal immigration  Border Wall  Military  Pro Life  V.A.  Judges 2nd Amendment and more. No to Jones  a Pelosi/Schumer Puppet!\"\nShort said Trump's point is that \"when allegations arise 38 years later  when  Roy Moore  has been a very public figure for those 38 years   he 's run multiple times statewide in Alabama  the people in Alabama have an opportunity to choose and make some decisions about  Roy Moore 's character. Putting all that together   he 's encouraging the people of Alabama to make the right decision.\"",
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            "input": "-LRB- CNN -RRB- Senator Bernie Sanders still thinks that the Democrats do n't get it . \nSpeaking Saturday in Chicago , Sanders offered some blistering rhetoric , calling on his supporters to take down President Trump , who he believes to be a threat to the nation . \nSome Democrats , such as New York Governor Andrew Cuomo , have tried to build on Sanders ' appeal with new policy initiatives such as free higher education . \nSanders said . \nThey have to demonstrate that they are a party that is not , in fact , beholden to big interests , as Sanders has argued , and has a vision that will translate into real economic gains for all Americans .",
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            "input": "Prosecutors began questioning witnesses Monday following opening statements in the trial of 63-year-old Stanley Vernon Majors. He is accused in the August 2016 killing of 37-year-old Khalid Jabara.\nThe first witnesses included 911 operators and a neighbor who testified she heard  Khalid Jabara  being attacked.\nProsecutors allege Majors fatally shot  Jabara  following years of racial epithets toward him and his family  including \"filthy Lebanese\" and \"Moo-slems.\" The Jabaras are Christian.\nStanley Vernon Majors is expected to be in a Tulsa courtroom when his trial resumes Monday in district court. The 63-year-old is accused in the August 2016 killing of  37-year-old Khalid Jabara .\nProsecutors say Majors fatally shot  Jabara  after bombarding him and his family for years with racial epithets  including \"filthy Lebanese\" and \"Moo-slems.\" The Jabaras are Christian.",
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            "input": "Mark the Buckeyes 73-8 in six seasons under Coach Urban Meyer .  Mark   them  as probably the best team outside the big ol’ 2017 playoff  even if  they  did take that notorious 55-24 splat at Iowa.  Mark   them  12-2 for the season  and notice how  they ’ve collected two bowl wins — the 2015 Fiesta against Notre Dame and the 2017 Cotton against Southern California — as signs of an ability to combat the bummer of narrow playoff exclusion.\n“A very healthy program ” Meyer called it.\nThat happened  of course  in ancient times  but the Trojans’ intermittent string had extended through Ohio State coaches Woody Hayes  Earle Bruce  John Cooper and Jim Tressel before  Meyer ’s bunch finally snuffed it out.\nThe elite coach and  his  sixth team did so in front of another swarm of Ohio State fans in an AT&T Stadium that did have empty upper sections but did welcome 67 510. They did it in a building of fond memories  site of their national championship of three Januarys ago. Along the way  they looked superior if not crushingly so  and even without their prized senior cornerback Denzel Ward  who followed the trickling recent-years fashion of skipping bowl games while eyeing the NFL draft. If these two conference champions who suffered obliterations this season — Ohio State at Iowa  and USC at Notre Dame — still felt mad at the selection committee choosing conference non-champion Alabama  then Ohio State channeled better its anger.\n“We just had some  a lot of  not-very-many dry eyes in the locker room ” Meyer said.\nBy the semi-dreary end  when the last Darnold pass sailed wide of everything and plunked down  the night had sustained a Meyer era inarguably strong  even if Ohio State fans never have seemed the type to go around chanting  “We’re number five.”",
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            "input": "First responder needed  a hug\nTrent Koland  36  who works in Chicago   was having a drink with  his  sister and  her  fiance at the Luxor hotel  which is close to Mandalay Bay  when they noticed groups of people running through the lobby.\nCasino staff at first calmly told patrons they would need to move to a different bar. But within seconds  staff instead told  Koland  and other bar patrons they were being relocated to basement tunnels with break rooms and hallways usually used only by staff.\n\"I thought it was a joke at first \" said  Koland   senior art director at Edelman in Chicago  who was in Las Vegas with family celebrating his parents' 40th wedding anniversary. \"It was crazy  so they moved us into this break room and we were watching the TV.\"\nKoland and dozens of other tourists taking shelter watched in horror as news accounts on the TV reported a growing number of victims. As more people from outside joined them in the waiting area   Koland  said  he  comforted one woman who was distraught about what  she  had seen.\n\"There was a woman and she needed a hug  so I just went over there and gave her a hug. She said she was a first responder  and she was ashamed that she didn't do more  \" Koland  said by telephone  breaking down into tears at the thought.\n Koland  estimates that  he  and other patrons were moved to the tunnels about 10 p.m.  and were not released to go back outside until 4 a.m. Monday. During that time   he  and others stranded checked social media on their phones and frantically kept up with friends and family to let them know they were safe. Hotel staff brought refreshments and bedsheets so they could lie on the floors of the hallways as they waited   he  said.\n\"We were just lying in a hallway with other people that didn't know what was going on  \" Koland  said  adding that some were worried about friends who were at the concert and had not been accounted for. \"We had phone service  I was trying to update my Facebook letting people know I was OK.\"",
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            "input": "(Reuters) - A storm that has dumped more than 65 inches (165 cms) of snow this week on  Erie   Pennsylvania  is expected to slightly taper off on Wednesday after leaving drifts that buried cars  paralyzed the area and made the county declare an emergency.\nBut the respite for  Erie   a city of about 100 000 in northwest Pennsylvania on the shores of Lake Erie  is expected to be short-lived  with a fresh round of winter storms coming Thursday night predicted to bring as much as 10 inches more snow  forecasters said.\nA general view of 1925 State Street after the record snowfall in  Erie   Pennsylvania  U.S.  December 26  2017 in this picture obtained from social media. Courtesy of Instagram @BLJEFFERYS /via REUTERS\nThe winter blast in  Erie  was caused by cold Arctic air moving over the lake  which had relatively mild water temperatures  forecasters said.\nThe storm broke a 59-year-old record for a two-day snowfall in Pennsylvania  topping the 44 inches that fell in 1958. Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper issued a temporary disaster emergency declaration that mobilized resources to help the area.\n Erie resident Brian Sheridan  on Wednesday posted a photo on social media showing the top of  his  mail box peeking out underneath a mound of snow. In a caption   he  wrote: “At this point  it just might be easier to put a hold on our mail until spring.”",
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            "input": "Jean-Claude Trichet's comments underlined the new-found optimism about the 16-nation eurozone's prospects after it appears to have put the worst of the debt crisis behind it.\n Trichet's monthly news conference came after the bank  as expected  left interest rates unchanged at a record low 1 percent for the 15th consecutive month. There was no hint as to when the bank might consider raising rates -- a prospect that still appears distant given modest growth prospects and little sign of inflation.\n Trichet said that \"the available data for the third quarter are better than expected\" after picking up in the second quarter.\n Still  he expected the second half of this year \"to be significantly less dynamic than the second quarter  because the second quarter seems to be really exceptional \" he added. Second-quarter data are due next week.\n \"I would not elaborate more on that \" Trichet said. \"The main message is we remain cautious and prudent  we consider that we have undoubtedly a recovery ... but again growth is likely to remain uneven and relatively modest.\"\n Trichet's comments followed a period when the market concern has shifted to worries about the U.S. economy losing steam  and away from the government debt crisis which engulfed the eurozone for much of the beginning of the year. Europe  meanwhile  has benefited from a pickup in global trade.\n A relaxed-looking Trichet  facing his first news conference for months that wasn't dominated by questions about potential government debt defaults  shrugged aside the shift.\n \"I think that after having been extremely negative on Europe and extremely positive on the U.S.  we are now observing some kind of swing in the other direction \" he said  adding that the ECB \"did not declare victory.\"\n The ECB is due to issue its revised economic projections next month  and Trichet's words suggested they \"will likely be revised slightly upwards again \" said Frederik Ducrozet of Credit Agricole.\n Ducrozet also noted that Trichet \"refused to send any clear signal\" on the future of its unconventional support measures ahead of next month's meeting.\n \"I am quite happy that this program -- which continues -- is meager \" Trichet said  adding that he would offer \"no further indication\" on how it will proceed in future.\n Trichet declared Europe's stress tests on 91 banks  whose results were published late last month  \"a very impressive success.\" Only seven banks failed  and many observers deemed the exercise too easy  but fears of renewed market turbulence proved unfounded.\n Trichet described that as \"part of the overall picture \" and the issue barely featured at Thursday's session in Frankfurt after months of worries.\n \"I see that there is absolutely no question on Greece  which I appreciate enormously \" he said as he closed his news conference.",
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            "input": "But could it be that U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas does n't get personally grilled by constituents very often ? \nThe listed events Cruz attended from April through August 2017 demonstrate that the term ` town hall ' can be stretched every which way , even to events not open to the public . \nAll told , it looks to us like Cruz took questions at gatherings of selected constituents , mostly business employees -- with the three veterans events open to members of the public who registered . \nRegardless , the Houston lawyer was told during the 2017 Texas Tribune Festival about a Democratic challenger 's suggestion that Cruz had n't visited small Texas towns during the term he won in 2012 . \n\"Do you do enough interaction with your constituents , Sen. Cruz ?\" \nCruz , asked if he interacts enough with constituents , said : \"In 2017 , I 've done 17 town halls\" in Texas . \nCruz replied : \"That is a huge part of the job . \nA town hall , Cruz spokesman Phil Novack later noted by email , is defined by Merriam-Webster as \"an event at which a public official or political candidate addresses an audience by answering questions posed by individual members .\" \nCruz , a Republican poised to seek re-election in 2018 , hardly has a reputation of avoiding attention . \nNovack otherwise told us Cruz had held 19 town halls with Texas constituents in 2017 , all \"organized by third parties who determined attendees , where\" the senator \"has taken unvetted questions from anyone in the crowd -- at businesses , factories , chambers of commerce , and in public venues .\" \nThe businesses , including Division Laundry & Cleaners in San Antonio , Sysco Central Texas in New Braunfels and Igloo Products Corp. in Katy , had employee town halls with Cruz , the chart says . \nThe veterans group , per the chart , hosted Cruz at July events in McKinney , Austin and Houston . \nBy email to our inquiry , a CVA spokesman , Jim Fellinger , told us each CVA event with Cruz was open to the public by registration , without the group screening out anybody who registered . \nFellinger pointed us to video posts of the CVA events showing that Cruz each time took questions via a moderator , who recognized a few individuals to speak directly to Cruz . \nCruz 's office lists 19 events . \nNext , we confirmed from press releases , news stories and video snippets that Cruz made the appearances described in the Novack-provided chart . \nEvents in bold on the chart below were open to reporters , Phil Novack , a spokesman for Sen. Ted Cruz , said . \nSOURCE : Chart provided by email from Phil Novack , press secretary to U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz , Sept. 28 , 2017 . \nWe also asked Novack to share 2017 events Cruz had in Texas that were open to the public without registration -- where anyone could ask a question on any topic . \nExperts evaluate Cruz 's claim . \nNext , we shared our annotated version of the chart by email with academic experts and requested appraisals of Cruz 's statement that he 'd done 17 \"town halls .\" \nIt seems these town halls are open only to the people from the sections of ` town ' that support Ted Cruz . \nIn contrast , Trim , who directs a Pepperdine public engagement institute , said Cruz 's use of the \"town hall\" term struck her as \"valid within the common use of the term ` town hall ' in 21st century America .\" \nMark Jones , a Rice University political scientist , said Cruz 's claim fits a \"minimalist\" definition of town hall in that they involved the senator speaking to , and fielding questions from , constituents from all walks of life across the state . \nBut for a town hall \"maximalist ,\" Jones wrote , none of Cruz 's events would qualify as a town hall \"because they were held in largely controlled settings and were not open to the general public\" with the exception of the veterans gatherings open to people registering ahead of time . \nJohn Gastil , a Penn State University professor , said that while the \"town hall\" term has lost clarity of definition over the years , he thinks Cruz 's claim was made to affirm his availability to the public . \nCruz 's claim \"strikes me as dubious ,\" Gastil summed up .",
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            "input": "Almost a third of Americans believe President Trump has kept his promise of repealing Obamacare  according to a recent The Economist – YouGov poll.\nThirty-one percent of those surveyed said that Trump kept his campaign promise to repeal Obamacare  49 percent said he hasn't repealed  Obamacare   and 21 percent were unsure.\nMore Republicans  44 percent  believe Trump has repealed  Obamacare   compared to just 27 percent of Democrats and 27 percent of independents.\nHowever  about 40 percent of the Republicans surveyed do not believe Trump has repealed  Obamacare   along with 60 percent of Democrats and 45 percent of independents.\nIn a White House Cabinet meeting  President Trump claimed that  Obamacare  was essentially repealed in the Republican tax plan which repealed Obamacare's individual mandate.\nHe said that “when the individual mandate is being repealed  that means  Obamacare  is being repealed because  they  get  their  money from the individual mandate. \"\n“We have essentially repealed  Obamacare  and we will come up with something much better ”  he  concluded.\nAn Associated Press fact check found that while the repeal of the individual mandate was a “major change ” core parts of  Obamacare  remained in place and were still funded through means other than the individual mandate fines.\nThe efforts by Republicans in Congress to repeal  Obamacare  fell short in the Senate earlier this year after the House passed a repeal bill in May. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) told NPR last week that the Senate will likely \"move on to other issues\" next year.",
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            "input": "Interior Department Secretary Ryan Zinke announced the promotion of  Paul Daniel Smith  on Wednesday.\nFrom 2004 to 2015   Smith  was superintendent of Colonial National Historical Park.\n Smith  had previously retired from the park service after 31 years  until  he  was named its deputy director two weeks ago.\nIt was in  his  role as a special assistant to the park service director that  he  made headlines over a decade ago.\nA 2006 investigation by the Interior Department's inspector general found that  Smith  \"inappropriately used his position to apply pressure and circumvent NPS procedures\" on behalf of Dan Snyder  the owner of the NFL's Washington Redskins. Snyder subsequently cut down more than 130 trees on federally protected land between his house and the C&O Canal.\nInvestigators could not corroborate  Smith 's account of the events that led to the decision to allow the tree-cutting and said that  he  contradicted  himself  in separate interviews.\nThe U.S. attorney's office declined to prosecute  Smith  for providing false statements to investigators  citing lack of prosecutorial merit  according to the report.\n Smith  defended  his  actions to The Washington Post in 2006. \"It was a legitimate request by a landowner who had a legitimate issue with the Park Service \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "Story highlights Winfrey made waves at the award ceremony with  her  speech Sunday night\nIn the past   she  has denied any interest in running for office\nWashington (CNN)  Ivanka Trump  praised Oprah Winfrey's speech at the Golden Globes in a tweet Monday night  calling it \"empowering.\"\nThe White House senior adviser and daughter of  President Donald Trump  tweeted  \"Just saw @Oprah's empowering & inspiring speech at last night's #GoldenGlobes. Let's all come together  women & men  & say #TIMESUP! #United\"\nWinfrey's speech had made waves at the Golden Globes on Sunday evening and fueled speculation that the influential media mogul could have  her  sights set on a possible 2020 presidential run -- challenging Ivanka Trump's father.",
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            "input": "Hellbound Glory's Leroy Virgil  isn't afraid to explore the lows to which desperate people will sink. In fact  it's kind of the Reno  Nevada native's forte. As far as lows go  robbing a strip club would seem to rank pretty high on the list  and that's just what  Virgil  does in the new video for the band's grungy country rocker  \"Hellbound Blues.\"\nRelated How  a Yearlong Bender Shaped Hellbound Glory's New Album 'Pinball' No-bullshit singer-lyricist Leroy Virgil  opens up about the implosion and rebirth of  his  scuzzy country-rock band\n\"Cocaine  Kurt Cobain  I've been blowing up my fucking brains \" goes the opening line of \"Hellbound Blues \" a line that proves prophetic in the video  which was directed by Bob Wayne.  Virgil  and a female love interest show up to rob a strip club in the middle of the day  and hit an unexpected jackpot upon emptying the cash registers: a small mountain of cocaine. The two celebrate by snorting the haul back at their place  but the party quickly nosedives as  Virgil 's partner overdoses and  he  commits suicide with the shotgun that  he  just used in the robbery. In typical Hellbound Glory fashion  no grisly detail gets spared.\nThe video's lurid  violent subject matter already seems to have angered some of the band's fans  prompting a video response from  Virgil . \"I understand. I get it. I feel you on that \"  he  says. \"I don't really like it that much either because I guess I just prefer comedy over drama but I think that Shooter [Jennings] and Bob [Wayne] both did a really good job on it  making it and creating it.\"",
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            "input": "Director Tyler Perry's big-screen adaptation of \"For Colored Girls\" -- the landmark theatrical journey through several black women's lives -- opens to great anticipation this week. And some trepidation.\n A movie and television director and producer  Perry is best known for his films about black women under duress  most often featuring Madea  a gun-toting auntie with lots of attitude portrayed by the filmmaker. His movies use camp and gallons of sweet tea to wash down some authentic truths.\n This month's issue of Essence  the premier magazine for African-American women  features the movie's cast. And \"For Colored Girls\" is populated by intriguing performers  from Phylicia Rashad to Thandie Newton  Janet Jackson to Whoopi Goldberg  Kimberly Elise (Perry's breakout hit \"Diary of a Mad Black Woman\") to Tony winner Anika Noni Rose (\"Caroline  or Change\").\n Still  not everyone cheered when news broke that Perry would be taking on \"For Colored Girls.\"\n \"Literally  I was like 'No. ... No! Don't do it ' \" says Ashara Ekundayo  who hosted a special screening of the film for Denver audiences last week. \"I was 6 years old when this play came out. I remember the book was on my mother's nightstand. When I heard Tyler Perry was going to make a movie  I thought that's like the holy grail. Why on Earth is anybody trying to make that into a movie? Let alone Tyler Perry? This is a genre unto itself  that choreopoem.\"",
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            "input": "PARIS/LONDON (Reuters) - French drugmaker Sanofi has agreed to buy  Belgian biotech company Ablynx  for 3.9 billion euros ($4.8 billion)  beating Novo Nordisk and marking its second big deal this month after buying Bioverativ.\nThe deal is a further sign of accelerating merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in the global biotech sector and comes after  Ablynx  rejected a 2.6 billion euro offer from Denmark’s Novo Nordisk.\nSanofi said on Monday it would pay 45 euros per share in cash for Ablynx  a premium of 21 percent over its closing price on Friday - and more than double the price before Novo went public with its initial bid.\nNovo Nordisk conceded defeat  saying it did not intend to make a revised offer for Ablynx  which is developing a prized experimental drug for a rare blood disorder.\nSanofi said  Ablynx  would boost long-term value for  its  shareholders  while the takeover was expected to have a neutral impact on Sanofi’s business earnings per share (EPS) in 2018 and 2019.\nSanofi is already one of  Ablynx ’s big pharma partners  after striking a deal in July 2017 to find new treatments for inflammatory diseases.\nBy buying the company outright it will now get access to  Ablynx ’s most promising asset  the experimental drug caplacizumab for treating the rare bleeding disorder acquired thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.\nSanofi will be able to use its existing infrastructure and the recently acquired platform from Bioverativ to help to commercialize caplacizumab. It will also benefit from some of the other drugs  Ablynx  is working on  such as an infant anti-viral treatment  that would not have fitted within Novo Nordisk.\nBerenberg analysts said  Ablynx  was a good fit but they estimated the deal would generate no more than a 4 percent return on invested capital  assuming caplacizumab sales of around 400 million euros by 2023.\nThe Danish group has sat out previous rounds of M&A in the drugs sector to focus on its core diabetes business but it now needs to find new products for its struggling smaller biopharmaceutical unit  where Ablynx would have been a good fit.\nMorgan Stanley and Lazard advised Sanofi on the deal while JP Morgan advised Ablynx.",
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            "input": "Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson testify about authorizations for the use of military force before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Oct. 30. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)\nSecretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis also told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that any attempt to place time limits or geographical constraints in a new Authorization for the Use of Military Force could cripple efforts to fight terrorists.\nLaws enacted in 2001 and 2002 gave the military the legal authority to fight international terrorism. Even though the United States is fighting groups that didn’t exist back then  including the Islamic State  the legal basis remains sound   Mattis  said.  He  urged Congress not to repeal existing law  at least without a new authorization already in place.\n“The uncertainty accompanying that situation could only signal to our enemies and our friends that we are backing away from this fight ”  he  said. “It would stall our operations  immediately reduce allied commitments and support  and create significant opportunities for our enemies to seize the initiative.”",
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            "input": "Editor's note on Sept. 1: Some listeners and readers have asked why NPR pressed Red Cross operations and logistics executive Brad Kieserman about how much of the money his organization receives will actually be spent on helping those affected by Hurricane Harvey. NPR's questions were follow-ups to several years of reporting by NPR and ProPublica about shortcomings in the organization's disaster relief operations and misleading claims about its finances. NPR has asked several times in recent years to speak with Red Cross President and CEO Gail J. McGovern. Those requests have been turned down. Prior to this latest interview  NPR asked again. The organization said McGovern was unavailable  but did make Kieserman available.\nIn an interview with  Morning Edition host Ailsa Chang  Red Cross executive Brad Kieserman  was asked about reports that the charity has unusually high administrative costs.\n\"We are committed  I am committed  my team is committed to using our resources and donor dollars in a way that best helps the people of Texas \" said  Kieserman   vice president of disaster operations and logistics.\n Kieserman  said that as of Wednesday morning the Red Cross had spent $50 million on Harvey relief  mainly on 232 shelters for 66 000 people.\nChang: Through donations  how much of every dollar goes to relief?  Kieserman : Yeah  I don't think I know the answer to that any better than the chief fundraiser knows how many  how much it costs to put a volunteer downrange for a week and how many emergency response vehicles I have on the road today. So I think if he was on this interview and you were asking how many relief vehicles in Texas  I don't think he'd know the answer and I don't know the answer to the financial question I'm afraid.",
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            "input": "In an interview with BuzzFeed News Sunday  Star Trek: Discovery and Broadway star  Rapp —  now 46 — claimed that Spacey made an unwanted sexual advance advance on  him  in 1986  when both actors were performing on different Broadway shows.\n Rapp  alleged that Spacey  then 26  invited  him  to  his  apartment for a party. When the party had concluded and the other guests had left   Rapp  claimed Spacey carried  him  on to  his  bed and climbed on top of  him .\n“ He  picked me up like a groom picks up the bride over the threshold. But I don’t  like  squirm away initially  because I’m like  ‘What’s going on?’ And then  he  lays down on top of me.”\n“ He  was trying to seduce me ”  Rapp  continued. “I don’t know if I would have used that language. But I was aware that  he  was trying to get with me sexually.”\n Rapp  also said that  he  has never told anyone about the experience  but has grown increasingly resentful of Spacey’s success.\n“My stomach churns ”  Rapp  said. “I still to this day can’t wrap my head around so many aspects of it. It’s just deeply confusing to me.”",
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            "input": "making body — questions of war and peace   life and death . But when world diplomats are building towards a weighty decision   almost any diplomatic tactic seems fair game   even sleight of hand . All the envoys in endless daily meetings in the vast glass - walled tower on Turtle Bay   New York   would say they are seeking consensus . But how   then   to ensure that the Council ’ s decision reflects their own national interest ? “ It plays out on a personal level . Without trust   we ’ d get nowhere  ” a diplomat told AFP   speaking on condition of anonymity to explain the process . Within the past week   for example   the world body united to back an unlikely ceasefire in Syria ’ s endless war   but failed to agree on censuring Iran . The United States wanted to single out Tehran for its alleged interference in the Yemen conflict   but Russia stepped in and headed off the initiative . In each case   the battle lines were almost the same   with America and its allies opposing Russian and Iranian interventions in two regional wars . So why was the diplomatic outcome different ? “ In any negotiation   the key is personal relationships  ” the diplomat explained . Whatever the stark differences between the public positions of the rival member states   in the UN building diplomats work together every day . Cautious friendships and friendly rivalries develop — along with occasional feuds — and personal power plays can decide matters of state . “ In private   relationships are less tragic than they seem in public  ” another diplomat admits .  Washington ’ s ambassador   former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley    is the only politician in a council staffed by veteran career diplomats . Last year   she pulled off an impressive diplomatic coup when she brought China and Russia on board multiple times to secure unanimous support for North Korea sanctions . But on Monday    Haley  delegated the US seat to a colleague and was in Honduras when Russia moved in to halt efforts to condemn Iran . Sometimes   a consensus is found through a savvy manipulation of procedure . Last year   China balked at a resolution to condemn its neighbor Myanmar   but allowed the chairman of the Security Council to issue a declaration or PRST . In theory a PRST ought to be no easier to agree upon than a resolution   since any one of 15 council members can object to elements of the text . But diplomats had suggested the resolution first before falling back on the PRST   allowing China to appear to have won a concession . As a diplomat recalled   it ’ s important to allow an opponent and option to “ save face .” In long negotiations on fraught subjects   like the slaughter in Syria   the winning side is often the one that keeps its cool longest . – Constant dialogue – “ You need to respect the other side when it reveals the red lines it will not cross  ” one negotiator told AFP   while another said : “ It ’ s hard on the nerves .” However the talks go before a vote   most ambassadors check with their national capitals before assenting   abstaining or imposing a veto .  Haley  has the most personal freedom to maneuver   being a member of President Donald Trump ’ s administration with cabinet rank . But  she  is also one of the more inexperienced envoys in a building that hosts constant dialogue   in corridors   conference rooms and text messages . Murmured conversations continue in the carpeted lobbies outside the Security Council chamber and even in the “ Quiet Room ” waiting area . One conference room is set aside for the veto - wielding Permanent Five : Britain   China   France   Russia and the United States . Another hosts the ten non - permanent members . When a new issue comes up for discussion   national experts meet to size up the diplomatic terrain . Then it is either the job of the “ coordinators ” from each mission to draw up the terms of the debate ; otherwise   the ambassadors or their deputies take the reins . Specific roles are handed out . One country on a rolling basis is president of the council   but each issue also has an influential “ penholder .” All members will eventually vote on each resolution   but the draft is drawn up by the penholder . So for the war in Syria   Kuwait and Sweden have taken the lead . For texts dealing with Yemen or Myanmar   Britain has an outsized role . – Pivotal role – Sometimes   if consensus proves elusive   a country can switch or augment its role . In recent discussions about Syria   for example   France has become a “ facilitator ” and China has been invited to small group meetings . Haley   who had been on a trip to Chicago   did not take part in the discussions until the last minute   diplomats say . Russian ambassador Vassily Nebenzia   meanwhile   told AFP he had thanked France ’ s Francois Delattre by text message for taking a pivotal role in the ceasefire . Finally   theatrical gestures sometimes pay off . On February 22   all 10 ambassadors from non - permanent members appeared together in front of the press to exhibit their joint concern at Russia ’ s stalling . Two days later   the world was wondering whether Russia would agree to the Syrian truce . UN television cameras suddenly jumped to Haley and Delattre arriving together   apparently complicit   in the Security Council chamber . “ We were within inches of failure  ” a diplomat said   adding it was a “ rare gesture ” to tempt fate and put pressure on Russia to vote . The other members assembled and voted .",
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            "input": "In this case  fortunately  an angry entrepreneur came to the rescue.  Jeremy Kauffman  hates to see valuable things disappear  so right before Berkeley deleted its website   Kauffman  copied the videos and posted them on  his  website  called LBRY (as in Library).\n He  says the Berkeley videos are just the start of what LBRY has planned.  He  wants the site to be YouTube -- but without the content restrictions.\n\"LBRY is designed to be much more decentralized  much more controlled by users\" and \"absolutely freer \"  Kauffman  explains in a video I posted this week.\n He  acknowledges that with no censorship   his  invention may end up hosting videos of bad things -- beheadings  child porn  who knows what else. But  he  argues that if  he  creates a system with censorship  \"it allows us to keep the bad stuff out  which is great  but it also allows dictatorial regimes to keep content off. Do we want to make videos available to the people in Turkey  Iran  and China? We say yes.\"\nLBRY will let users flag videos depicting illegal actions. Those videos may no longer be shown on LBRY. However  other websites can show the illegal content using LBRY's technology  and  Kauffman  can't stop that.\n Kauffman  says  he  won't remove the Berkeley videos from  his  site even if  he 's sued because there aren't captions for deaf people.\n\"Is that a reason that content shouldn't be available to everyone?\" asks  Kauffman .\nThank goodness for the internet and for people like  Kauffman   someone willing to spend  his  own money to keep information free.",
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            "input": "Attorney General Jeff Sessions directed senior federal prosecutors to evaluate “certain issues” requested by congressional Republicans  involving the sale of Uranium One and alleged unlawful dealings related to the Clinton Foundation  leaving the door open for an appointment of another special counsel.\nThe letter specifically mentioned allegations related to the FBI’s handling of the Clinton email probe  including allegations that DOJ and FBI “policies or procedures” were “not followed in connection with  or in actions leading up to or related to” then-FBI Director James Comey’s public announcement to close the  Clinton  email “matter” on July 5  2016  or the letter he sent lawmakers on October 28  2016  about newly discovered  Clinton  emails  and that those “investigative decisions were based on improper considerations.”\nWhile the Justice Department did not confirm or deny an ongoing investigation into  Clinton  matters  administration officials pointed Fox News to the attorney general’s testimony at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee in January  raising questions over whether he would recuse himself from this investigation.\n“With regard to Secretary Clinton and some of the comments I made  I do believe that that could place my objectivity in question ” Sessions said in response to committee Chairman Chuck Grassley’s  R-Iowa  asking whether he could approach a  Clinton  investigation “impartially.” Sessions added at the time  “I believe the proper thing for me to do would be to recuse myself from any questions involving those kind of investigations that involve  Secretary Clinton  and that were raised during the campaign or to be otherwise connected to it.”",
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            "input": "VANCOUVER  British Columbia (AP) —  Sven Baertschi  fired in a picture-perfect shot under pressure.\nThe Swiss forward scored 1:07 into overtime Tuesday night  ripping  his  11th goal of the season shortside over Jonathan Bernier's glove to give the Vancouver Canucks a 4-3 victory over the Colorado Avalanche.\n\"I didn't know I had that in my bag  to be honest \"  Baertschi  said. \"In overtime  it can go both ways. But I thought we really deserved it tonight.\"\n Baertschi  saluted the crowd in celebration  a tribute to the military personnel in attendance on a night when the Canucks honored members of the Canadian Forces.\n\"Half the time you almost faint after you score  it feels like \"  he  said. \"That's the first thing that popped in my head.\"\nVancouver Canucks left wing Sven Baertschi  center  celebrates his overtime goal against the Colorado Avalanche during an NHL hockey game Tuesday  Jan. 30  2018  in Vancouver  British Columbia. The Canucks won 4-3. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press via AP)\n Vancouver Canucks' Sven Baertschi   left  begins to celebrates  his  overtime goal against Vancouver Canucks goalie Jonathan Bernier  next to Avalanche left wing J.T. Compher (37) in an NHL hockey game Tuesday  Jan. 30  2018  in Vancouver  British Columbia. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press via AP)\nVancouver Canucks left wing Sven Baertschi  right celebrates his overtime goal against the Colorado Avalanche with teammate Christopher Tanev (8) during an NHL hockey game Tuesday  Jan. 30  2018  in Vancouver  British Columbia. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press via AP)",
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            "input": "Jocelyne Larocque  wanted no part of the silver medal following Canadaâs 3-2 shootout loss to the U.S. in the womenâs hockey final Thursday. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)\n Canadian women's hockey player Jocelyne Larocque  pulled the silver medal off  her  neck just seconds after  it  was given to  her  following Canada's 3-2 loss to Team USA in the gold medal game.\nWhile the 22 other members of the team stood shocked with tears in their eyes   Larocque  held the medal in  her  hand throughout the medal ceremony.\n Larocque  spoke to CBC about taking the silver medal off following the loss.\n Canada's Jocelyne Larocque  took off  her  silver medal immediately after receiving  it . #WinterOlympics [Link] pic.twitter.com/CcjiKOd58W â NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) February 22  2018\n\"It's just hard \"  Larocque  said. \"We're going for gold and I'm proud of this whole team  but we were chasing that gold medal  and ... yeah.\"\nMany on Twitter called out the player for  her  actions  suggested it showed poor sportsmanship.\nSo  Jocelyne Larocque  Of The Canadian female Olympic hockey team is a #PoorSport! You taking off your silver metal as soon as they put it on  you  is really good for the kids that look up to  you . You should be showing them good sportsmanship!!! #USA #Gold â Jon J. (Yawn) (@NintendoLocoFan) February 22  2018\n@HC_Women very disappointed in  Jocelyne Larocque âs display of incredibly un-Canadian sportsmanship and being a poor loser. Taking off her medal immediately after being presented with it. â LeslieAnneO (@LeslieAnneOsh) February 22  2018",
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            "input": "Last year  Dr. Kelly Greene  intensive care director at Littleton Adventist Hospital  began studying delirium in her patients. She found that patients on a ventilator -- who are typically sedated -- suffered an 80 percent rate of delirium.\n Non-ventilated patients suffered delirium at a rate of 25 percent to 30 percent. Those patients with symptoms of delirium typically stayed in intensive care twice as long as more cognizant patients. They also suffered after their hospital stay with something not unlike post-traumatic stress disorder  Greene said.\n \"It's a pretty traumatic experience for many folks who go through the ICU \" Greene said.\n And the mental trauma can be easy to miss. Sometimes  Greene said  her patients seem perfectly content  even dozing through heavy sedation and pain management. Inside their head is a different case.\n \"At first glance they'd be sitting in the ICU  fine  with no issues. They'd come back and tell us two days later 'I thought I was being kidnapped.' Or 'I saw spiders on the wall.' Or 'I thought I was on a cruise ship ' \" Greene said.\n Since the Littleton Adventist study ended three months ago  Greene is leading a systemwide change that includes a delirium assessment as part of routine care for intensive care patients in Centura Health  Colorado's largest network of hospitals.",
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            "input": "FBI Director Christopher Wray  crafted the bridge story to show why  his  agents shouldn't have to get a warrant before querying foreign intelligence information legally gathered overseas. The FBI's use of foreign intelligence is at the heart of the debate over the future of the 2008 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Amendments Act  including the controversial Section 702. The law is set to expire Dec. 31.\n\"Let's say you find out that this person photographing the Key Bridge has been communicating with a known Islamic State recruiter  which is the kind of information that's in the 702 database \"  Wray  said at a recent forum on the subject. The FBI agent   Wray  said  is \"not going to be able to get a warrant just based on that to search the database.\"\n\"The idea of blinding the agent — putting some restriction on his ability to see information that we already constitutionally have sitting in our own data bases — the irony of that is tragic to me \"  Wray  said.\n Wray  said tips are flooding into the FBI by the thousands. It's at this initial stage — where leads are sifted and prioritized — when foreign intelligence helps connect dots and spot possible national security threats   he  said.",
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            "input": "DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz  told House Judiciary Democrats in a letter on Friday that the department did not consult  his  office before releasing text messages that are currently under OIG investigation to Congress and the press.\nIt is still unclear who authorized the decision  if not  Horowitz .\nThe Justice Department's inspector general   Michael Horowitz   told the House Judiciary Committee on Friday that  his  office (OIG) was not consulted before private text messages that are currently under OIG investigation were shared with members of the media on Tuesday.\n Horowitz  told the committee — which had asked  him  in a previous letter whether the DOJ consulted  his  office before releasing the texts — that  he  testified in November that the OIG \"had no objection to the department providing to Congress pre-existing Department records in its custody in response to a Congressional oversight request.\"\n He  said  he  noted at the time \"that the Department would need to determine whether there were any restrictions  such as those affecting grand-jury information  that limited its ability to produce certain records to Congress.\n\"I conveyed this position to the Department as well  \" Horowitz  said. \"The Department did not consult with the OIG in order to determine whether releasing the text messages met applicable ethical and legal standards before providing them to Congress.\"\nIn short   Horowitz  wrote  the DOJ \"did not consult with the OIG before sharing the text messages with the press.\"\n\"IG had no objection to release to Congress. We then consulted senior career legal/ethics experts to determine there were no issues w releasing texts to either Congress or press  \" Flores wrote. The OIG released another statement on Friday night that echoed the points  Horowitz  made in  his  letter.\nBut it is still unclear who authorized the decision  if not  Horowitz .\nRead  Horowitz 's letter below:",
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            "input": "CNN conservative contributor Ana Navarro tweeted on Tuesday night  “Roy Moore lost.  Steve Bannon  lost. Donald Trump lost. Pedophilia lost. Bigotry lost. Homophobia lost. Racism lost. Doug Jones won. Mitch McConnell won. African-Americans won. Women won. Victims won. Justice won. Morality won. Values won. Sanity won. Decency won. America won.”\n Steve Bannon  lost.\nThe Mitch McConnell-aligned Senate Leadership Fund cheered Moore’s loss in a statement  saying  “This is a brutal reminder that candidate quality matters regardless of where you are running. Not only did  Steve Bannon  cost us a critical Senate seat in one of the most Republican states in the country  but  he  also dragged the President of the United States into  his  fiasco.”\nNever-Trump Sen. John McCain’s (R-AZ) daughter  Meghan McCain  said  “Suck it   Bannon .”\nRepublican pollster Frank Luntz said  “ Steve Bannon  wanted to destroy the @GOP Senate majority. Tonight   he  got  his  wish. The civil war is far from over…”\nAlex Conant  former communications director for Marco Rubio  explained on Tuesday  “Umm  McConnell did everything in his power to stop this debacle. Meanwhile  Trump &  Bannon  opportunistically condoned it.”\nNever-Trump GOP media consultant Rick Wilson tweeted  “ Steve Bannon  is a cancer. Good people in Alabama were the first dose of chemo.”\n Steve Bannon  is a cancer. Good people in Alabama were the first dose of chemo. — Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) December 13  2017\nSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s former Chief of Staff Josh Holmes tweeted on Tuesday  “Before we get the results  I’d just like to thank  Steve Bannon  for showing us how to lose the reddest state in the union and Governor Ivey for the opportunity to make this national embarrassment a reality.”",
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            "input": "Dr. Anna Konopka  told Merrimack Superior Court Judge John Kissinger on Friday that  her  inability to practice is putting  her  patients at risk  because they are having a hard time finding another physician and fill their prescriptions.\nBut Assistant Attorney General Lyn Cusack says  Konopka 's request should be denied  arguing the doctor has been given plenty of time to close her practice and help patients find other doctors. If she wants to get her license back  Cusack says  Konopka  could file for reconsideration with the Board of Medicine.\nKissinger says he will take  Konopka 's request under advisement.\n Dr. Anna Konopka  voluntary gave up  her  license in October after the state Board of Medicine challenged  her  record keeping  drug prescribing practices and medical decision making. Part of the problem is that the New London doctor doesn't use a computer and therefore doesn't participate in the state's mandatory drug monitoring program.\n Konopka  has been granted an emergency court hearing on Friday to try to convince a judge that  she  deserves to get  her  license back. Though  she  insists  her  paper record keeping system works fine   she  says  she  would be willing to learn to use a computer.",
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            "input": "On a whim  Michael Simon sprinted off to Hungary after finishing business school in St. Louis. Twenty years later  he has carved out an unusual niche as perhaps Hungary's most successful software entrepreneur.\n Simon's latest creation to bubble out of Budapest is LogMeIn  a 400-worker outfit that makes software that allows one computing device to take control of another. Using this technology  a person can tap into a home or office PC while on the road with a laptop. Customer support technicians also use LogMeIn's products to take control of people's machines and fix their PC problems.\n Simon's Hungarian tale started in 1992 after he finished business school at Washington University. While pursuing an internship  an opportunity popped up in Budapest.\n \"I bought the Lonely Planet guide to Eastern Europe on a shoestring \" Simon recalled. \"It described Budapest as the Paris of Eastern Europe  and I thought  'That sounds good.\"'\n In Budapest  Simon discovered a wealth of smart engineers fresh out of school and hungry for opportunities -- for relatively modest wages.\n He ended up running a software firm that contracted with companies outsourcing their engineering work. Then in 1995 he founded Uproar  a software company that built Web versions of games like Family Feud and bingo.\n Simon kept in touch with the engineering team that had managed to make the most of limited computing power and turned to them again when Marton Anka  a Hungarian software engineer  approached him with the remote access software he had been selling out of his apartment.\n A closely held piece of technology  nicknamed Gravity  lets the company handle all these connections at a lower cost than other companies can  Simon said.\n \"You can think of Gravity as sort of a connectomatic \" he said. \"We can serve hundreds of millions of devices from an extraordinarily small number of computers.\"",
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            "input": "Gov. Bruce Rauner  on Monday vetoed a bill that was designed to clear the way for a major overhaul of how the state distributes dollars to public schools  saying issues remain that would prevent about three dozen private schools from participating in a new scholarship program.\n Rauner  used  his  amendatory veto powers to rewrite the measure  which sponsors said was requested by the Illinois State Board of Education so officials could move forward on a new school funding formula that would prioritize poor and needy schools.\nWhile  Rauner  has listed the new funding formula as one of his top achievements as he seeks re-election  the Republican governor said Monday that lawmakers failed to address a technicality that would prevent at least 36 Catholic and independent schools from benefiting from a new scholarship program he’s pushed.\n“Inclusivity was the spirit of this legislation to begin with  and we simply must ensure that we follow through with the appropriate language to get the job done ”  Rauner  said in a statement.\nHowever  supporters of the funding formula rewrite say Rauner’s veto could mean struggling schools left waiting on an influx of state dollars will have to wait even longer as legislators weigh the governor’s changes. Lawmakers can vote to accept the changes  reject them with an override  or choose not to take them up at all  in which case the legislation would die.\n“Not a single penny of the new money has been spent on school districts to date ” said Sen. Andy Manar  a Democrat from Bunker Hill in central Illinois who sponsored the funding changes. “Because of this veto  they are going to continue to wait for the very thing  Bruce Rauner  is taking credit for on television — equitable school funding.”\n Rauner  spokeswoman Rachel Bold said  it  was “unfair” for critics to say the amendatory veto would delay implementation of the new funding formula  saying the board of eduction “continues to work on the new funding formula” and money is “still several months from being sent out.”\nAn education board spokeswoman declined to comment  saying  the agency  is “evaluating the impact” of the governor’s proposed changes.\n Rauner’s  issue centers on language that would require nonpublic schools to be “recognized” by the board of education to participate in the tax program.  He  says that eligibility should be expanded to schools that are “registered” with the board.\nThough  Rauner  eventually embraced the new school funding formula last summer   he  initially vetoed the proposal  saying  it  amounted to a “bailout” for Chicago Public Schools. While CPS still got a major cash infusion with  Rauner’s  signature on the funding rewrite  the governor also claimed a win with the tax credit program  which he said would give families more choices in picking schools.\nLt. Gov. Sanguinetti sticks with  Gov. Rauner  despite disagreements »\n Rauner  spends night in Quincy veterans home plagued by deadly water problems »\n Rauner  lays out how second term will be different  blames Emanuel for first-term failures »",
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            "input": "FILE PHOTO : Pound coins are seen in this photo illustration taken in Manchester   Britain September 6   2017 . REUTERS / Phil Noble / Illustration LONDON ( Reuters ) - Britain ’ s pound climbed almost a cent against a weakening dollar on Thursday after Britain ’ s Brexit secretary said “ considerable progress ” had been made in talks and the EU ’ s chief negotiator praised a “ new dynamic ” from the prime minister . Sterling had earlier been trading down on the day   dipping to as low as $ 1 . 3344 after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said the bank could not by itself nullify the negative effects of Britain leaving the European Union on the economy . But it turned higher as the dollar weakened and after  Barnier  said the two sides in the Brexit negotiations - Britain and the European Union - had “ had a constructive week ”  though despite progress  they  were “ not there yet ”.  Barnier  said further work was needed in the coming weeks and months   but  he  praised a “ new dynamic ” created by concessions made last week by Prime Minister Theresa May in a speech in Florence   Italy . Sterling strengthened to as much as $ 1 . 3456 GBP = D3   up over half a percent on the day . “  He  ( Barnier ) is suggesting that they ’ re making more progress now and that there ’ s positive signs in the negotiations this week  ” said MUFG currency economist Lee Hardman . “ That backs up the view that if this continues   there ’ s potentially some scope for EU leaders to grant some concessions to the UK .” “ If they were to allow the UK to start talking about a transitional deal alongside the divorce talks   that to us is a potentially significant positive for the pound  ” he added . Barnier ’ s British counterpart   Brexit Secretary David Davis   said they had made “ considerable progress ” in four days of talks in Brussels and repeated his eagerness to move on to discuss what happens after Brexit in March 2019 . “ Sterling ( is rallying ) on the ‘ considerable progress ’ comments regarding Brexit talks  ” said Mizuho ’ s head of hedge fund FX sales Neil Jones . Having earlier dipped against the euro   sterling turned slightly higher on the day to 87 . 60 pence versus the single currency EURGBP = D3   close to a 10 - week high . Strong UK retail sales numbers on Wednesday bolstered expectations of a BoE rate hike in November - a view that lifted the pound above $ 1 . 3650 to its highest since the Brexit vote earlier this month . “ We stay of the view that the BoE is on track with tightening monetary policy as part of the November meeting  ” wrote Credit Agricole strategists in a note to clients . “ This in turn suggests that there is room of rising central bank rate expectations to the benefit of the pound .”",
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            "input": "Eva Longoria  kept bringing  her  red-carpet interview back to sexism in the workplace. And before Ryan Seacrest could wrap up their conversation on E!   the actress  had one more thing to say:\n“We support gender equity and equal pay  and we hope E! follows the lead with Catt ”  Longoria  said.\n Longoria  was talking about former E! anchor Catt Sadler  who quit the network last month when  she  said  she  found out  she  made half of what  her  male co-anchor earned. “We stand with you  Catt ”  Longoria  said on-air  while flanked by Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman.\nWith  Longoria   Seacrest responded simply “I love Catt. We love her.”",
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            "input": "North Dakota Rep. Kevin Cramer  has reversed course and will challenge Democratic Sen. Heidi Heitkamp  finally giving Republicans a top recruit in a state that President Trump won by more than 30 points and making it a prime pickup opportunity for the GOP in 2018.\nOn Facebook   Cramer  posted  he  will be announcing  his  Senate candidacy on Friday in Bismarck.\n Cramer  had initially said last month  he  wouldn't be challenging Heitkamp  leaving Republicans without a top-tier candidate against what should be one of Democrats' most vulnerable incumbents this year  serving in a consistently red state. The White House even reached out to  Cramer  to woo  him  to jump into the contest  but initially  he  elected instead to remain in  his  safe House seat.\nBut in recent days  he  began to waver on that initial decision. \"There's certainly a growing snowball of encouragement coming out of the state  \" Cramer  told reporters at the Capitol on Tuesday  according to CNN.\nFormer state party chairman Gary Emineth announced earlier this week he was dropping out of the Senate primary  in anticipation that  Cramer  was going to run. The Atlantic also reported that if  Cramer  did run for Senate  state Sen. Tom Campbell  the other major candidate in the race  was likely to run for  Cramer 's open House seat instead  clearing the primary field for the congressman.\n His  change of heart is a bright spot for Senate Republicans who have struggled to find top recruits in other states as well  despite being blessed with a very favorable 2018 map where 10 Democrats are up for re-election in states that Trump won. Republicans hold just a narrow 51-49 Senate majority  and they have two vulnerable seats they're defending in Nevada and Arizona.",
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            "input": "On Thursday morning   President Trump  made a remarkable statement: The government couldnât keep federal disaster relief efforts running in Puerto Rico forever. There would need to be some limit   he  hinted in a string of tweets  tied to a dollar amount set by Congress.\nThe impression left by the tweets was that Trumpâs patience with the disaster in Puerto Rico had run out  that it was time to start winding things down and to let the island fend for itself. Contrast that with  his  assertion to Texas and Louisiana after Hurricane Harvey struck in September.\nTexas & Louisiana: We are w/ you today  we are w/ you tomorrow  & we will be w/ you EVERY SINGLE DAY AFTER  to restore  recover  & REBUILD! pic.twitter.com/YQb82K2VSB â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 30  2017\nThat contrast is not new.  Trump  downplayed the looming disaster in Puerto Rico from the outset.\nBefore Harvey threatened the Gulf Coast and Hurricane Irma hit Florida   Trump  was providing constant updates on  their  approach and immediate aftermath on Twitter  marveling at the stormsâ destructive power and offering praise for those responding to the storm.  He  spent  his  weekends at the White House and Camp David  helping to coordinate operations.\nBefore Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico   Trump  tweeted twice.\n He  spent the weekend  it  hit at  his  club in Bedminster  N.J.  â and the following weekend there  too. Last weekend  he  was at the White House â save for several trips to  his  golf course in Virginia.\nAs criticism of Trumpâs handling of Maria started to mount  Trumpâs first response was a string of tweets in which  he  criticized the islandâs âmassive debt.â  He  began to turn  his  attention to the crisis on the island  scheduling a day-long visit and praising the work of federal employees who were already on the ground.\nBut everything was tinged with defensiveness.  He  repeatedly reminded people that Puerto Rico was harder to get to than Texas. Praise for first responders was levied with critiques of the âfake newsâ for also covering the numerous problems Puerto Ricans faced.\nFake News CNN and NBC are going out of their way to disparage our great First Responders as a way to \"get Trump.\" Not fair to FR or effort! â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 30  2017\nDespite the Fake News Media in conjunction with the Dems  an amazing job is being done in Puerto Rico. Great people! â  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 30  2017\n Insistences that things were going well sat next to insults aimed at a politician who had been critical of  Trump  for the lack of resources in  her  city.\nThe Mayor of San Juan  who was very complimentary only a few days ago  has now been told by the Democrats that you must be nasty to  Trump .  â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 30  2017\n â¦Such poor leadership ability by the Mayor of San Juan  and others in Puerto Rico  who are not able to get their workers to help. Theyâ¦.  â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 30  2017\n Note the comment about Puerto Rican workers in that last tweet. Over the weekend   Trump  tweeted a video showing all the hard work that federal workers were doing.\nNobody could have done what Iâve done for #PuertoRico with so little appreciation. So much work! pic.twitter.com/k2jAkIpfjI â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 8  2017",
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            "input": "A post shared by Johnny Iuzzini ® (@johnnyiuzzini) on Sep 24  2017 at 6:11pm PDT\nCelebrity chef Johnny Iuzzini  currently a judge on “The Great American Baking Show ” says he’s “shattered and heartbroken” over recent accusations of sexual misconduct by four of his former employees.\nThe first woman  a pastry chef  told Mic she resigned after two years of employment at Jean-Georges  during which time  Iuzzini  would sneak up beside her and put  his  tongue in her ear — a tactic  he  repeated “three or four times.” She also said  he  would touch the employees’ rear ends with kitchen utensils or long vegetables.\nA second pastry chef claims  Iuzzini  once ran up behind her and simulated a sex act on her. “He didn’t actually grind up on my butt  but his hands were on my hips ” she told Mic. “He did it for five seconds and ran out.” At the time  the chef says she didn’t think she should report the behavior  lest it ruin her career.\nTwo externs  who were unpaid  also reported inappropriate behavior on  Iuzzini ’s part  including his frequent requests for shoulder rubs  his penchant for crude humor  and the time he showed one of them a photo of a woman’s genitals.\nOne extern also says she engaged in a three-month sexual relationship with  Iuzzini  when she was 19  which began the day before she interviewed for her extern position. According to her statement to Mic  she remembers it being hard to refuse his advances. “If one person has all the power  it’s not really consent ” she said.\nTwo of the women who spoke to Mic believed that the management of Jean-Georges may have learned about Iuzzuni’s behavior shortly before  Iuzzini  left in 2011.  Iuzzini   however  wrote that  he  “maintains a good relationship” with  his  mentor Jean-Georges Vongerichten  and gave three months’ notice of  his  departure.\n Iuzzini  also denied that  he  suffered from a substance abuse problem  or that  he  angrily assaulted an employee with a nitrogen canister — accusations leveled against  him  by an extern and the pastry chefs  respectively — but  he  said he “takes responsibility if any of the members of my team felt uncomfortable ” even if their accusations are “inaccurate.”\nNevertheless   he  also offered an explanation for any mistakes  he  was “complicit in.”",
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            "input": "The Justice Department is reviving investigations involving Hillary Clinton’s emails and the degree to which the State Department during Mrs. Clinton’s tenure as secretary was put in the service of the Clinton Foundation. Good. Indeed  it is long overdue. It underscores a point we’ve tried to make repeatedly here: You don’t need a special counsel for this kind of thing; such investigations are what we have a Justice Department full of career prosecutors for. The perverse institution of the independent prosecutor should be shunned whenever possible — and its jurisdiction tightly confined in the rare necessary case.\nObama’s first point led to one of the great head-fakes in modern law-enforcement history — one that reverberates to this day. Using his bully pulpit  the president framed the  Clinton  case as one of negligence. The portrayal stuck: Incessantly  the Justice Department  the media  and eventually James Comey  then-director of the FBI  addressed the case in terms of Mrs. Clinton’s purported carelessness — a hardworking public official’s regrettable but forgivable inattention to detail.\nEven now  critics of  Clinton  and the FBI are in a lather over reports that  as Comey’s team drafted his remarks exonerating  Clinton  (notwithstanding that key witnesses  including  Clinton   herself   had not been interviewed)  agent Peter Strzok changed the term “grossly negligent” to “extremely careless.” Substantively  these terms are indistinguishable. The emendation is said to be critical  though  because the statute applicable to  Clinton ’s conduct criminalizes “gross negligence.” If Comey had said the words “grossly negligent ” so the story goes  it would be the equivalent of pronouncing  Clinton  guilty.\nThis was a straightforward case of criminal intent. Negligence was the fallback position — for a prosecutor  an “even if” theory  as in: “Even if you’re not convinced by our overwhelming evidence of  Clinton ’s willfully illegal retention and transmission of classified information  you can still comfortably find  her  guilty if you conclude that  she  was grossly negligent — which  as the judge will tell you in his instructions  simply means ‘extremely careless.’”\nMrs. Clinton’s criminal intent was so clear that its obfuscation also required Obama’s second point: Mrs. Clinton’s lack of intent to imperil the United States. Director Comey hammered his boss’s legerdemain again and again. And why not? After all  it was true  — Clinton  unquestionably had no desire to endanger our country. It’s always good to go with the truth . . . especially if you have the luxury of a Democrat-smitten media that won’t ask whether the truth you’ve highlighted is relevant to the matter under investigation.\nSecond  you may be saying to yourself: “But ‘intent to harm the United States’ is significant  so it should be part of a classified-information offense.” That’s right  and that’s why it is a part of a classified-information offense — it just happens not to be the offense we’re talking about in Mrs.  Clinton ’s case.\nIf an official illegally transmits classified information “with an intent or reason to believe that the information is to be used to the injury of the United States ” then that official commits the more serious felony offense prescribed at the top of the Espionage Act’s scale — subsection (a). If someone had suggested charging  Mrs. Clinton  with this treasonous offense  then  she   President Obama  and Director Comey would have been quite right to stress that  she  had no such intent. But no one suggested that. Rather  it was urged that  she  had transmitted classified information on purpose  but not with intent to do the country harm. That is less heinous than the treasonous offense. But it is still egregious. It is a crime that puts the lives of intelligence sources and the effectiveness of life-saving intelligence operations at risk.\nThat  Clinton  did not intend that any harm come to the United States does not make  her  innocent of willfully transmitting classified information to unauthorized persons or places.\nMoreover  it is a black-letter principle that a person’s innocence of Crime A is inadmissible to prove that the person has not committed Crime B. For example  the fact that I have not personally sold drugs has no bearing on whether I laundered drug money. And the fact that  Mrs. Clinton  did not intend that any harm come to the United States does not make  her  innocent of willfully transmitting classified information to unauthorized persons or places  or of retaining it when  she  left the government and when the State Department finally requested that  she  surrender the government records in  her  possession.\nRegardless of whether my motive theory is sound  however  the evidence that  Clinton  willfully mishandled classified information is mountainous.\nBefore she was ever secretary of state   Clinton  lived and worked in a White House where classified-information protocols were observed.  She  had to apply these protocols for years as a senator whose committee assignments were intelligence-intensive. Before becoming secretary of state   she  was indoctrinated in the handling of classified information and signed documentation attesting that  she  had read and understood the relevant executive orders about intelligence classification and handling.\n Clinton  well understood that the position of secretary of state involved immersion in classified information.  She  wrote in  her  memoir about the extraordinary steps  she  was required to take to safeguard classified information. Given the nature of  her  responsibilities for foreign relations and national security   her  decision to conduct all  her  government business on a private server system made it inevitable that classified information would be transmitted in and stored on the private system. There is no possibility that  she  did not know this. The private system  she  set up was in violation of government and State Department regulations.  Her  loyal staff fought efforts to bring  her  into the government email system – even though  she  forced the resignation of an ambassador over  among other things  his conducting of government business over an unauthorized private email system.\nWhen the request was made that  Clinton  surrender  her  emails to the State Department   she  turned them over to  her  own lawyers and subordinates who did not have the security clearances required for access to the information.  She  destroyed tens of thousands of emails  even though they were under subpoena  so that they could not be reviewed by the State Department or the FBI. Of the 30 000  she  deigned to surrender to the State Department  over 2 000 contained classified information  some of it among the nation’s most highly classified national-defense secrets. And  she  serially lied in  her  public statements about  her  emails  in congressional testimony (in which  she  brazenly claimed to have turned over all work-related email to the State Department  and that  her  lawyers had carefully reviewed every email before designating which should be surrendered and which withheld)  and in  her  FBI interview (in which  she  pretended not to know what the ubiquitous “[C]” designation — for confidential — in classified documents meant).\nAny prosecutor who understood there was no need to prove intent to harm the United States would be delighted to take that case to the jury — especially once the prosecutor realized he’d get to tell the jury: “Even if you suspend disbelief and buy the defense argument that  she  didn’t mean to horde and transmit classified information  you must still find  her  guilty if you conclude  she  was grossly negligent — as in ‘extremely careless’.”",
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            "input": "Tensions escalated Wednesday over the arrest of Sri Lanka's former army chief  Sarath Fonseka  with violent clashes outside the Supreme Court  where his wife petitioned for his immediate release.\n Opposition parties who backed Fonseka in his failed challenge to President Mahinda Rajapakse in January elections also demanded his release and said they feared for his safety in military custody.\n Fonseka was arrested by troops at his office in Colombo on Monday night and  according to the defence ministry  will be court-martialled on charges of conspiring against the government.\n Anti-riot police used tear gas and water cannon Wednesday to break up a clash between thousands of Fonseka supporters and ruling party activists outside the capital's Superior Courts complex.\n As order was restored  Fonseka's wife arrived to file a petition for her husband's release. Supreme Court officials said a hearing had been fixed for Friday.\n Opposition lawmaker Karu Jayasuriya said the combined opposition was seeking the support of the influential Buddhist clergy in pressuring the government to free Fonseka and curb a crackdown on dissidents and rival politicians.\n \"We are speaking to all religious leaders and will have a series of religious events to seek the release of General Fonseka from custody and ensure more democratic freedoms \" Jayasuriya said.\n Sri Lanka's former peace facilitator  Norway  joined the United Nations  France and the United States in expressing concern over Fonseka's arrest  saying it risked impeding progress towards \"lasting political stability\".\n Earlier this month  Rajapakse sacked a dozen senior military officers in an unprecedented purge. The defence ministry said the officers were a threat to national security. Party workers from Fonseka's office were also arrested.\n The Sri Lankan government is also concerned about Fonseka's apparent willingness to testify at any probe into alleged war crimes committed by Sri Lankan troops last year in the final stages of the conflict with Tiger rebels.\n \"I am not prepared to protect anyone  if they have committed war crimes \" Fonseka said before his arrest.",
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            "input": "The demonstrations outside a federal building in Manhattan were over the detention of Ravi Ragbir (RAH'-vee RAHG'-beer)  a citizen of Trinidad who has been fighting deportation after a fraud conviction.\nHis lawyer  Alina Das  says  Ragbir  was handcuffed Thursday during a scheduled check-in with immigration officials.\nA protester holds a sign demanding the release of  detained Ravi Ragbir  a prominent immigration activist   Thursday  Jan. 11  2017  in New York. New York City police have arrested 18 people  including two councilmen  in protests over the detention of the activist. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)\nPolice arrested demonstrators who sat in the street and blocked an ambulance  thinking  Ragbir  was inside. City Councilmen Ydanis Rodriguez and Jumanne Williams  both Democrats  were among those arrested.\nDemonstrators arrested protesting the detention of  detained Ravi Ragbir  a prominent immigration activist   Thursday  Jan. 11  2017  in New York. New York City police have arrested more than a dozen people  including two councilmen  in protests over the detention of the activist. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)",
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            "input": "Gov. Bruce Rauner  doesn't plan to hold any public events Friday  a day after  he  angered conservatives by signing a controversial abortion measure into law at an unorthodox afternoon news conference.\nEarlier Thursday  the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a case originally brought by  Rauner  that challenges whether government employee unions should be allowed to collect fees from nonmembers.\nEven though the high court hasn't ruled  getting a hearing was a victory for the governor on an initiative dating to the early weeks of his term. An energetic  Rauner  touted it at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon  saying a court win would be “transformative for the state of Illinois  transformative for America.” Such a win in a case of national interest likely would have been the big Illinois politics story of the day.\nDemocrats put the bill on his desk Monday  so  Rauner  had about 56 days left to act on it. Still  he made courtesy calls Thursday  including one to Chicago Cardinal Blase Cupich  and went on to sign the bill.\n Rauner 's tone at that afternoon event was more somber than his earlier victorious comments about the Supreme Court. He said he signed the abortion bill because he has has “to be consistent with my values.\"\n* Rauner  signs controversial bill that provides for taxpayer funding of abortions.\n*Cupich:  Rauner  broke  his  promise by signing abortion bill.\n*U.S. Supreme Court to take up union fee case first sparked by  Rauner .",
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            "input": "SEOUL  South Korea (AP)  — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un  said Monday that the United States should be aware that  his  country's nuclear forces are now a reality  not a threat. But  he  also struck a conciliatory tone in  his  New Year's address  wishing success for the Winter Olympics set to begin in South Korea in February and suggesting the North may send a delegation to participate.\n Kim   wearing a Western-style gray suit and tie  said in  his  customary annual address that  his  country had achieved the historic feat of \"completing\" its nuclear forces and added that  he  has a nuclear button on  his  desk.\n\"The U.S. should know that the button for nuclear weapons is on my table \"  he  said during the speech  as translated by The Associated Press.\n\"The entire area of the U.S. mainland is within our nuclear strike range. ... The United States can never start a war against me and our country  \" Kim  said.\nIn this photo provided by the North Korean government  North Korean leader Kim Jong Un delivers his New Year's speech at an undisclosed place in North Korea Monday  Jan. 1  2018.  Kim  said Monday the United States should be aware that  his  country's nuclear forces are now a reality  not a threat. Independent journalists were not given access to cover the event depicted in this image distributed by the North Korean government. The content of this image is as provided and cannot be independently verified. Korean language watermark on image as provided by source reads: \"KCNA\" which is the abbreviation for Korean Central News Agency. (Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via AP)\nSouth Koreans watch a TV news program showing  North Korean leader Kim Jong Un 's New Year's speech  at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul  South Korea  Monday  Jan. 1  2018. The letters read on top left  \" Kim Jong Un  delivers New Year's speech.\"  Kim  said Monday the United States should be aware that  his  country's nuclear forces are now a reality  not a threat. But  he  also struck a conciliatory tone in  his  New Year's address  wishing success for the Winter Olympics set to begin in the South in February and suggesting the North may send a delegation to participate. (AP Photo/Lee Jin-man)\nThe New Year's address is an annual event in North Korea and is watched closely for indications of the direction and priorities  Kim  may adopt in the year ahead.\nVisitors walk by a TV screen showing a TV news program reporting about  North Korean leader Kim Jong Un 's New Year's speech  at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul  South Korea  Monday  Jan. 1  2018. The letters read on top left  \" Kim Jong Un  delivers New Year's speech.\"  Kim  said the United States should be aware that  his  country's nuclear forces are now a reality  not a threat. (AP Photo/Lee Jin-man)\n Kim  also stressed North Korea's economic achievements during the speech  and noted the importance of improving the nation's standard of living.",
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            "input": "Following the tragic death of  his  musical collaborator and bandmate   Eddie Montgomery  is opening up for one of the first times about what the future holds and how  he  remembers  his  dear friend  Troy Gentry.\nSince 1999 the group made music together under the moniker of Montgomery Gentry. Speaking to People in its upcoming issue   Montgomery  revealed that the duo had previously discussed what to do if one of them passed away before the other. The 54-year-old explained that they both agreed to keep the band going  no matter what.\n“It’s weird  I always thought it was going to be me that went down first ”  he  told the outlet.\n“A little piece of my soul got lost there ”  Montgomery   told People. “It was a horrific day  my world changed as much as the band did. It’s something that you never get over. It’s going to be in my mind and my soul for the rest of my life.”",
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            "input": "After enduring one too many maddeningly slow boarding experiences  Jason Steffen a professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Nevada Las Vegas  began digging into the unexpectedly complicated mechanics of efficiently ushering passengers onto planes.\nIn 2008   Steffen  created a computer simulation to evaluate existing boarding methods and ultimately design what  he  claims is the most efficient option for getting restless passengers into their seats. The results were published several years ago in the Journal of Air Transport Management (summarized here).\nIn  his  research   Steffen  identified the two most common factors responsible for slowing the boarding process to a painful crawl:\nIn fact  the most routine boarding process — from back to front — is actually the slowest of them all   Steffen ’s argues  It’s even less efficient than boarding a plane in a completely random order.\n Steffen  claims that  his  proposed method  which minimizes the former issue and eliminates the latter  could significantly reduce boarding times  thus cutting down on overall door-to-door flight lengths  and ultimately saving airlines hundreds of millions of dollars a year.",
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            "input": "More than 30 000 brain scientists are in Washington  D.C.  this week attending the Society for Neuroscience meeting. One of the hot topics this year is mental disorders such as depression and schizophrenia and autism.  NPR science correspondent Jon Hamilton  has just come from the meeting to talk about some of what  he 's been seeing and hearing. Hi  John. Thanks for coming.\n JON HAMILTON   BYLINE: Hi.\n HAMILTON : Twenty years ago  I'd say it didn't contribute much  but things are really changing. And I was really surprised. I was going through the abstracts to this year's meeting  and there were nearly a thousand papers that mentioned depression. There were 500 that mentioned schizophrenia or autism. And just this morning  there was this study on how - looking at the brain tissue of people with obsessive compulsive disorder and how it's different.\nMARTIN: That's NPR's science correspondent Jon Hamilton. Jon  thanks so much.",
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            "input": "KINSHASA (Reuters) - The head of Congo’s Catholic church condemned  President Joseph Kabila’s government  on Tuesday for a deadly crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators  suggesting  his  country was turning into a prison.\nTensions between the government and one of the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s most powerful institutions has risen as the church has increasingly become a focal point for opposition to  Kabila ’s efforts to stay in power without a mandate.\nCongo’s influential Roman Catholic Church has emerged as a flashpoint for opposition to  Kabila   while  his  political opposition remains flimsy and divided. The tussle is increasingly a concern for Pope Francis.\n Kabila  blames delays in an election meant to replace him - it will not happen until the end of this year at the earliest - on logistical problems registering voters.",
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            "input": "In August  Reuters first reported that the RNC was paying  Trump 's legal bills  which amounted to more than $230 000 that month.\nThe payments were made to  Trump 's outside legal team  which includes Dowd and Jay Sekulow.\nAdditionally   Trump 's reelection campaign paid more than $300 000 this year in bills to lawyers representing his son Donald Trump Jr.  according to public disclosures filed by the campaign. The campaign did not respond to a request for comment whether it will continue to pay for Trump Jr's legal expenses.\nWhile previous presidential campaigns have used these funds to pay for routine legal matters such as ballot access disputes and compliance requirements   Trump  was the first U.S. president in the modern campaign finance era to use such funds to cover the costs of responding to a criminal probe  said election law experts.",
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            "input": "Washington (CNN)  Secretary of State Rex Tillerson  the stone-faced former oil executive Donald Trump tapped to serve as his global envoy   is increasingly seen by administration officials and diplomats as on  his  way out -- just as flash-points from Iran to North Korea flare.\nThe impression that  Tillerson's  days as Trump's top diplomat are numbered was fueled this week by new reports of acrimony between the two men -- principally  that  Tillerson  had questioned Trump's intelligence to other top officials.\nMore than a dozen sources inside the administration and in diplomatic circles describe the relationship between  Tillerson  and Trump as reaching a new low. The two men have failed to develop the type of close relationship that Trump enjoys with other members of his Cabinet. Radically different in personality  Tillerson and Trump have chafed at each other's perceived slights.\n Tillerson  has told friends  he  intends to remain in  his  post for at least a year  a psychological deadline that would allow  him  -- in  his  own mind -- to depart with dignity. But irritation with  his  boss  paired with frustration at the entrenched ways of Washington  have led  him  to waver at times.\nThere were indications this week that  Tillerson  would remain in  his  job for now  including public displays of support from Trump. A source familiar with the turmoil surrounding Tillerson says there is \"no indication\" the secretary's job is in jeopardy  at least not immediately.\nThis source said  Tillerson  remains focused on  his  job. \"That's where  his  head is \" the source said.\nAt the White House Friday  Trump's press secretary said the President retained confidence in  Tillerson   despite the growing sense in Washington that his days are numbered.\nTrump  however  has expressed frustration that  Tillerson  is stymieing aspects of  his  agenda. Trump grew furious on Wednesday when early morning news reports emerged that  Tillerson  had called him a \"moron\" during a meeting about Afghanistan over the summer. The public airing of the insult deeply angered the President  who vented on Twitter that the story amounted to \"fake news.\"\nMultiple sources told CNN that Trump was aware that  Tillerson  had used the word to describe him before the public report emerged  though it wasn't clear when he first learned of it. Having the information leaked  however  enraged him.\nEarly Wednesday   Tillerson  spoke with Trump's chief of staff John Kelly by phone as the story aired on morning television. Both agreed that  Tillerson  should deliver a statement refuting aspects of the report  which also said he had considered resigning from his post.\n Tillerson  delivered a set of remarks that adamantly denied he'd ever considered leaving the administration  and offered effusive praise for Trump's foreign policy objectives.\n\"There's never been a consideration in my mind to leave \"  Tillerson  said from the State Department Treaty Room.\nBut he did not deny calling Trump a \"moron\" when asked directly. Later  the State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said  Tillerson  told her he'd never used that language to describe the President.\nBut he has continued to bristle amid differences with the White House. Last week  Trump undercut his position on talks with North Korea after  Tillerson  said in Beijing that the US has direct channels of communication with Pyongyang. Trump said on Twitter that  Tillerson  was \"wasting him time.\" Differences also persist between the two men on the Iran nuclear deal  which Trump vowed to scrap as a candidate.\nTrump  according to people familiar with the dynamic  has grown resentful of  Tillerson's  differing stances on those policy issues  believing his secretary of state to be overly dismissive at times.",
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            "input": "Pitaro  previously Disney’s head of consumer products and interactive  has long been considered one of the front-runners for the position previously occupied by  John Skipper .\n Skipper  abruptly resigned from ESPN in December  citing substance abuse issues.\n“I also want to extend my utmost thanks to George Bodenheimer for serving as Acting Chair of ESPN these past few months;  he  is a true industry pioneer and helped make ESPN the undisputed leader in sports.”\nBodenheimer had stepped in for  Skipper  in an interim role  but was not seen as the long-term replacement.",
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                "John Skipper"
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            "input": "Elliott Smith  lives at the collision of three different neighborhoods in Brooklyn  but the noise of the traffic and the blare of the salsa  rock and rap that battle for airspace on the street are being kept at bay. It's midafternoon  and  Smith  is tucked inside  his  favorite neighborhood bar  the kind of dark place where every patron sits alone and says little  the kind of place where  Smith  spends most of  his  days.\nIt's been a year and a half since  Smith  left Portland  Oregon  where  his  work with the band Heatmiser and  his  haunted solo albums had made  him  a star on the local music scene. In the spring of 1997  Heatmiser disbanded and  Smith  left for New York.  He 'd hoped the move would give  him  a sense of anonymity  but that goal was hampered when  his  song \"Miss Misery\" appeared on the Good Will Hunting soundtrack and was nominated for an Oscar. Soon  he  will have to contend with the attention brought by  his  new album  XO  which is  his  major-label debut and a lush departure from  his  usually spare offerings.\nBut  as today can attest  in New York you can always be alone in a crowd.  Smith  spend most of  his  days in coffee shops and bars  reading ( he  just finished Tolstoy's Resurrection) and composing songs in  his  head. \"I write almost exclusively in public places \" says  Smith   29. \"I just think of stuff  chord changes and words. I know the bartenders  and they don't think it's weird if I ask to borrow a pen. \"\nSmith  smiles.  He  is shy  but  his  manner is sweet  not distant. Because  his  solo albums have been quiet singer-songwriter fare  there is a presumption that  Smith 's life is an open book. That is not the case.  Smith 's songs have always been less confession than collage – beautifully rendered glimpses of ugly realities  pieced together with little more than voice and guitar.\nSo when you ask  Smith  to tell  his  story   he  hesitates. When  he  finally begins   he  speaks as softly as  he  sings. As in  his  songs   Smith  is intelligent  direct  unsparing. But while  his  voice on record gives even  his  darkest lyrics a quiet strength  in conversation  his  tone betrays a sense of uncertainty. When grim details are spoken  not sung  there is nothing to cushion their impact.\n\"Most of the people I knew  their parents were divorced \" says  Smith  of  his  childhood spent outside Dallas. \"Or else their dad beat them with a pool cue. There was a guy in the neighborhood who shot my cat for getting into the garbage. He beat up on his kid  and then he shot my cat.\"\n Smith 's own parents divorced when he was a year old. His mother remarried when he was four  and his new home life was not happy. \"There were family problems \" says  Smith  succinctly. \"It wasn't a good situation.\"\nOutside the house   Smith  spent most of  his  time getting into fights. As  he  talks about them   he  touches  his  nose instinctively. \"It's probably been broken more than once \" says  Smith . \"I have a bunch of scars. But I don't get into fights anymore.\"  He  shifts in  his  seat –  his  jeans too baggy  small T-shirt drooping off  him  – and it's impossible not to notice that  Smith  is more frail than anyone you'd expect to see in a bar fight.\n\"But sometimes it's the little guy who'll kick your ass \" says  Smith . \"Because  he 's been picked on to the point where  he  knows what to do.\"  He  pauses. \"It's probably pretty easy to put together why somebody who grew up in Texas getting in fights a lot would not want to get up on the stage and start belting out songs at the top of their lungs. I've had enough of people yelling.\"\nIt's early evening in Manhattan  and  Smith  is polishing off another pint. It's a different day  a different borough  but the scene is familiar: a dark bar  twilight  the last drink before one too many. These are the things in  Smith 's life that' remain constant. Many' others have changed.\nThe strangest changes are that \"Miss Misery\" was nominated for an Oscar; that  on February 10th   Smith  performed the whispered tale of a broken relationship in front of 1 billion people; that  he  took a bow standing between Trisha Yearwood and Celine Dion.\n\"I had fully armored  myself  against having to be crushed by the presence of Celine Dion \" .says Smith . \"But she was the nicest person I've met in a while. Afterward I'd get these indie-rock kids saying  'I can't believe you had to hold Celine Dion's hand.' I said  'I liked holding her hand because she's a nice person. In fact  right now you're  being much more narrow-minded and shallow than she is. You're in a very backward position here. You should rethink it.'\"\n Smith  gives his head a bewildered shake  then takes a long drink. Of all the transformations that he has been through lately  the most obvious is the level of scrutiny he is subjected to. And it's clear he is learning on the fly.\nSmith's musical heroes are the Beatles  the Clash  Hank Williams and the Kinks. His greatest inspiration  for the breadth of his work  is Elvis Costello. On XO  for the first time in  Smith 's career  you can hear it all: the graceful folk he's perfected  elaborate orchestrations  an a cappella song  piano ballads  years of anger released in lilting harmony and a newfound. hopefulness couched in energized pop tunes. At times it sounds like a lost follow-up to Revolver.\n\"I love the Beatles – they're my favorite band – but I don't have any desire to cop the Beatles \" says  Smith . \"The reason they're my favorite band is because they went further with melody than any other band that I've ever come across.\"\n Smith  turns to his beer to escape the conversation for a moment  then smiles apologetically  as if he is the last person who should assess his work. Only recently did  Smith  even realize that people perceived  his  songs as bleak. \"I didn't think of them that way \"  he  says. \"They made me happier. But now I would agree. The second record  especially  was really dark.\"",
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                "Elliott Smith"
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            "input": "Actress Uma Thurman  released video of a stunt  she  says film director Quentin Tarantino forced  her  to do during the filming of Pulp Fiction  some time after  she  told him about an alleged sexual assault by Harvey Weinstein.\n“Quentin and I had an enormous fight  and I accused him of trying to kill me ” Thurman told the Times of a Pulp Fiction stunt that saw  her  slam a car into a tree  landing  her  in the hospital.\n Thurman  said  she  had insisted that a stunt person drive the car  fearing that it wasn’t safe to operate.\n“‘Hit 40 miles per hour or your hair won’t blow the right way and I’ll make you do it again ’”  Thurman  said Tarantino instructed of  her .\n“But that was a deathbox that I was in ”  she  recalled. “The seat wasn’t screwed down properly. It was a sand road and it was not a straight road.”\n Thurman  posted a clip of the crash to Instagram  writing that “the circumstances of this event were negligent to the point of criminality.”  She  added  however  that “I do not believe though with malicious intent.”\n Thurman  said a “deeply regretful” Tarantino gave  her  the video “years later so i could expose it and let it see the light of day  regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible.”\n“They lied  destroyed evidence  and continue to lie about the permanent harm they caused and then chose to suppress ”  Thurman  wrote  appearing later to cast blame on talent agency CAA. “the cover up did have malicious intent  and shame on these three for all eternity. CAA never sent anyone to Mexico.”",
            "output": [
                "Uma Thurman"
            ]
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            "input": "Zimbabwe's new President Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed a new Cabinet that includes ruling party loyalists as well as figures linked to the military  whose takeover helped oust  former leader Robert Mugabe .\nNo opposition politicians are included in the list  which has been seen as the first test of whether Mnangwgwa  a longtime  Mugabe  ally  would move out of his shadow.\nMoyo on Nov. 15 announced the military takeover that put  Mugabe  under house arrest and set in motion a national clamor leading to the former president's resignation after 37 years in power.\n Mugabe  quit Nov. 21 amid impeachment proceedings.  The ruling ZANU-PF party  replaced  him  with Mnangagwa  who was fired weeks ago as one of the country's vice presidents.\nFor some Zimbabweans who had hoped that  the new leader  would make the Cabinet more inclusive  Thursday night's announcement was seen as a disappointment.",
            "output": [
                "Robert Mugabe"
            ]
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            "input": "As much as  Devin Hester  altered the ways opponents schemed for the Bears on special teams before the end of  his  rookie season  Dave Toub had a feeling one thing wouldn’t change in Super Bowl XLI.\n Hester  fielded Adam Vinatieri’s kick to the left of the numbers  cut to the middle of the field  caught a key block from Brendon Ayanbadejo  and turned on the burners. Ninety-two yards and 14 seconds later  the Bears led the Colts 7-0.\nColts coach Tony Dungy recounted a funny story on “The Dan Patrick Show ” how the Colts planned all week to kick away from  Hester . The morning of the game  Dungy decided that would be playing scared and he didn’t want to do that.\n“I told the team I hope we lose the toss because if we do  we're going to kick it right down the middle to  Hester  ” Dungy said. “We’re going to pound him. Then  they know we’ve taken their best threat. They're going to be finished.”\n Hester  took everyone’s best for 11 seasons  and on Tuesday  he  made  his  retirement official  posting on Instagram: “Good news: Commissioner Goodell  you can put the kickoff back at the 30. Bad news: Y'all will have to find a new favorite returner.”\n Hester   35  last played for the Seahawks in the playoffs last season  returning kickoffs 78 and 50 yards in a divisional-round loss to the Falcons. He holds NFL records with 20 return touchdowns and 14 punt return touchdowns. All but one happened with  Hester  wearing a Bears uniform. He was a three-time first-team All-Pro and a four-time Pro Bowl selection.\nThe answer should be a resounding yes  even though it has been difficult for special teams performers to pry open the doors in Canton. Ray Guy became the first punter to be selected in 2014  28 years after he retired. Morten Andersen and Jan Stenerud are the only kickers in the Hall of Fame. Guy and Stenerud revolutionized their positions  and the same can be said for  Hester .\n Hester  did more than score touchdowns.  He  affected the game in every possible way. The Bears were consistently among the league leaders in average starting field position because of Hester’s returns and the variety of ways opponents tried to avoid  Hester  with bloop kicks  squibs and kickoffs out of bounds  the last of which would put the Bears in business on their own 40-yard line.\n“They talk about Hall of Famers being guys that changed the game ” Toub said. “ Devin  changed the game  and all that stuff was huge. The sustainability  that is the key too. They knew what was coming. They knew what  Devin  was and  he  still was able to do it year after year.”\nJaguars special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis  who coached  Hester  in 2013  said: “People studied and studied and studied to find out how you stopped  Devin Hester . That’s definitely a game-changer.”\n Hester  ran back a punt for a touchdown in the first game of  his  rookie season in 2006 in Green Bay. Five weeks later  he  had one during the “Monday Night Miracle” in Arizona. Four weeks after that   he  returned a missed field-goal attempt 108 yards for a touchdown against the Giants. A star was born.  Hester  had 12 return touchdowns after  his  first two seasons.\nToub was quick to credit general manager Jerry Angelo and coach Lovie Smith for investing a second-round pick in  Hester  at a time when return specialists were only late-round considerations.\n“Nobody thought that way ” Toub said. “They end up taking  Devin  and now everybody has to have a returner. It’s a normal thing now  if a guy has great return skills  that will kick him up one or two rounds in the draft because everybody has to have that special guy because of  Devin . That’s another way he changed the game. Everybody has got to have that special returner  and everyone has to have the gunners. It moved special teams to another level  the focus on special teams and how important they are and how they can affect the game.”\n“They were talking about changing rules because of  Devin  and what he did ” Toub said.\nThat’s another reason  Hester  will get real consideration for the Hall of Fame  along with the simple fact that when a team was kicking to Hester  everyone stopped to watch.  He  could score any time the ball was in  his  hands.  He ’s the best threat there has ever been.\nDevin Hester retires: 'Hopefully next time I see y'all it’ll be in Canton' »",
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            "input": "DEMILITARIZED ZONE  South Korea (Reuters) - As U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis peered into North Korea from a lookout post on Friday  he was given a blunt reminder by his South Korean counterpart of the vast amount of North Korean artillery within range of Seoul.\nU.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and South Korean Defense Minister Song Young-moo visit the truce village of Panmunjom  South Korea October 27  2017. Yonhap/via REUTERS\n Mattis  was keen to emphasize efforts to peacefully resolve the crisis  including at the DMZ  as  he  addressed reporters with  his  back to the dividing line between North and South.\n“Our goal is not war  but rather the complete  verifiable  and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean peninsula ”  Mattis  said  as North Korean soldiers kept watch.\n Mattis  said  he  and Song also made clear their mutual commitment “to a diplomatic solution to address North Korea’s reckless  outlaw behavior ” when they met this week at a gathering of Asian defense chiefs in the Philippines.\n He  carried that same message after  his  helicopter flight back to Seoul  where  he  addressed a small group of U.S. and South Korean soldiers.\n“It comes down to you to make it work  my fine young troops ... and we’ll buy time for our diplomats to solve this problem ”  he  said.\nThe emphasis on diplomacy came before Trump departs next week on a trip to Asia.  He  has declined to say whether  he  will visit the DMZ when  he  stops in South Korea  telling reporters on Wednesday: “You’ll be surprised.”\nAs  Mattis  at one point met some of the roughly 28 000 American forces stationed in South Korea   he  said the role of U.S. and South Korean troops was essential.",
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            "input": "SAN DIEGO (AP)  — Tiger Woods  brought big crowds back to golf  and  he  even produced a few big roars.\nIn  his  first PGA Tour event in a year because of a fourth back surgery   Woods  mixed a few mistakes with a few shots that looked familiar Thursday on  his  way to an even-par 72 in the opening round of the Farmers Insurance Open.\n“It was fun to compete again. It was fun to be out there ”  Woods  said.\nBut  he  was seven shots behind Tony Finau  who led with a 65 on the North Course at Torrey Pines  and  Woods  will play that course on Friday on the bubble to make the cut. With virtually no wind on a day for reasonable scoring   he  was tied for 84th.\n Woods  was steady on the South Course  and at times spectacular.\n His  three birdie putts were from a combined 30 inches. The longest of  his  birdie putt was from just inside 2 feet on No. 10 that got  him  back to even par for the round.  He  was one rotation away from making a long eagle putt on the par-5 sixth.\nWhat really made the gallery delirious was  his  6-iron on par-3 16th hole that rolled toward the hole and broke just in front of the cup  settling 8 inches away. With the sun starting to set behind the Pacific  it was hard for  him  to see.\n“It felt good  looked good  and then we were listening for some noise ”  Woods  said.\nBut  he  needed those three birdies to offset  his  mistakes  and the sobering part of  his  return is that  Woods  didn’t make a putt longer than 4 feet. That was on the second hole  when  his  approach from the bunker landed 6 feet behind the hole and went over the back into light rough.\n He  also gave away a shot on the par-5 13th  when  he  laid up from the rough and hit a wedge that drifted right and went into the bunker.  He  blasted that out to 3 feet  which was the hard part. And then  he  missed the short par putt .\n Woods  made  his  other two bogeys from greenside bunkers  both times missing 12-foot putts.\n He  played the par 5s in even par  and didn’t give  himself  any other birdie chances inside 15 feet.\n“It’s hard to make a lot of birdies when you’re not giving yourself any looks  and I didn’t do that today ”  Woods  said. “Tomorrow  hopefully  I’ll drive a little better  get my irons obviously a lot closer and we get the better of the two greens tomorrow. So we’ll see what happens.”\nRegardless of the score   Woods  looked as though he’s back for the long haul. The fusion surgery eliminated the pain. And while he wasn’t sharp   Woods  hit the ball plenty far and saw at least a little bit of golf that made him such a dominant figure.\nThe South Course  which hosted the 2008 U.S. Open that  Woods  won  typically is far stronger than the North at Torrey Pines. That’s no longer the case with the North getting a makeover two years ago  with bent greens that are firm this week and narrower fairways.",
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            "input": "Williams  ranked third  lost to an opponent ranked 64th. Williams was playing at this tournament for the first time since 1997 when she was 17. She has lost all three of her matches at the Rogers Cup.\n \"I was definitely expecting to play well and to go very far in the tournament \" Williams said. \"It's disappointing.\"\n Bondarenko hadn't taken a set off the American in two previous matches.\n \"I was playing really good \" Bondarenko said. \"The first set  I didn't know what to do with her power. The rest of the game  I just tried to keep the ball in play.\"\n Williams controlled the first set but couldn't shake Bondarenko  who chased down shot after shot in stifling Rexall Centre. Bondarenko won the last three games for the second set  and broke Williams once more in the third. She won 20 of 28 service points in the deciding set.\n \"She played well \" Williams said. \"She really started playing consistently. Unfortunately I made too many errors. I would have liked to play a cleaner match.\"",
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            "input": "During the war  no one was more emblematic of the changing power dynamics than  Farah Baker   a 16-year old Palestinian girl who came to international attention for  her  social media updates about life in Gaza.  Baker  was not tied to any political group and  her  perspective on the war was a personal one. Yet  her  social media presence catapulted  her  to global attention and told the Palestinian story to the world in a way that resonated emotionally. It also empowered  Baker  as a political actor  something that  she  had never expected and that could never have occurred in any previous conflict.\nDuring the war  no one was more emblematic of the changing power dynamics than  Farah Baker   a 16-year old Palestinian girl who came to international attention for  her  social media updates about life in Gaza.\nNormally  a young teenage girl living under aerial bombardment would have been considered a bystander  at best  or a victim  at worst. But thanks to  her  Twitter feed  where  she  shared both  her  fears as well as  her  attempts to maintain normal life amid the war   Farah  became an important part of the Palestinian effort to sway global opinion on the conflict.\n“At only sixteen   Farah  understood  even if only instinctively  the importance of social media in wartime  especially to a perpetual underdog like the Palestinians ” Patrikarikos wrote. “She understood the power that it gave to a single individual and to networks of individuals  power that previously would have been impossible.”\nIn her own small way  with her tweets and updates during the war   Farah Baker  had played a role in shifting the narrative and forcing the world to grapple with the Palestinian narrative of the conflict.\n“I don’t have the ability to carry a weapon and I would never kill anyone  so my only weapon was to broadcast the truth and to let people know what was happening here ”  Baker  told Patrikarakos in an interview at  her  Gaza home. “I was more effective than I ever imagined  because of the amount of followers I got and because so many people told me I had changed their minds [about the war] and opened their eyes.”",
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            "input": "Markelle Fultz  has struggled shooting the ball  both in the preseason and regular season.\nAccording to his agent   Fultz  had  his  shoulder drained after an injury that is apparently so bad that  he  \"literally cannot raise up  his  arms to shoot.\"\nIt's unclear if  Fultz  will miss any time with the injury  but the Philadelphia 76ers ought to be cautious with their No. 1 draft pick.\nOne week into his NBA career   Philadelphia 76ers rookie Markelle Fultz  is reportedly dealing with a shoulder injury that sounds worrisome.\nAccording to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski   Fultz   the No. 1 pick of the 2017 draft  had his right shoulder drained one week before the season because of a shoulder injury.\nFultz's agent  Raymond Brothers  told Wojnarowski that  Fultz  \"literally cannot raise up his arms to shoot the basketball.\" Brothers said  Fultz  wanted to play through the pain for the team.\nThe injury has apparently completely changed the way  Fultz  shoots the ball  something the NBA world started to notice in the preseason. Fultz  who shot 47% from the field in college and 41% from three  was suddenly pushing the ball in front of him  most noticeably on free throw attempts.\nBiggest problem with  Fultz  free throw is that he starts it at shoulder height. Needs to start at waist level for rhythm and POWER pic.twitter.com/CExnUgao4r â BBALLBREAKDOWN (@bballbreakdown) October 9  2017\nIt's only gotten worse during the season.  Fultz  is averaging 6.0 points per game on 33% shooting and has not yet attempted a three-pointer. His free throw shooting hasn't gotten any better  either  as he's shooting 50% on 12 attempts.\nMarkelle Fultz free throw shooting form is hard to watch.\nDuring preseason  76ers coach Brett Brown said he thought  Fultz 's shoulder was bothering him more than he let on. However  the 76ers apparently did not think the injury was bad enough to have  Fultz  sit.\nThe effects have been obvious.  Fultz  was the consensus No. 1 pick in the draft for his ability to play both guard positions.  Fultz  can handle the ball  get to the rim  and break down defenses  or play off the ball and spread the floor with his shooting. Yet through four games   Fultz  hasn't taken a shot beyond 14 feet.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "… How vitiated Bill Clinton seemed at the last Democratic convention. Some of his appetites  at least  had waned….With a pencil neck and a sagging jacket he clambered gamely onto the stage after Hillary’s acceptance speech and played happily with the red balloons that fell from the ceiling. When the couple repeatedly reminded the crowd of their new status as grandparents it was to suggest very different associations in voters’ minds. …Yet let us not forget the sex crimes of which the younger  stronger Bill Clinton was very credibly accused in the 1990s.  Juanita Broaddrick  reported that when  she  was a volunteer on one of  his  gubernatorial campaigns   she  had arranged to meet  him  in a hotel coffee shop. At the last minute   he  had changed the location to  her  room in the hotel  where  she  says  he  very violently raped  her .  She  said  she  fought against Clinton throughout a rape that left  her  bloodied. At a different Arkansas hotel   he  caught sight of a minor state employee named Paula Jones  and  Jones says   he  sent a couple of state troopers to invite  her  to  his  suite  where  he  exposed  his  penis to  her  and told  her  to kiss it. Kathleen Willey said that she met  him  in the Oval Office for personal and professional advice and that  he  groped  her   rubbed  his  erect penis on  her   and pushed  her  hand to  his  crotch. It was a pattern of behavior; it included an alleged violent assault; the women involved had far more credible evidence than many of the most notorious accusations that have come to light in the past five weeks. But Clinton was not left to the swift and pitiless justice that today’s accused men have experienced. Rather  he was rescued by a surprising force: machine feminism. The movement had by then ossified into a partisan operation and it was willing—eager—to let this friend of the sisterhood enjoy a little droit de seigneur.\nA resolution expressing the sense of the Senate that  Juanita Broaddrick  never received a fair hearing for  her  charge of rape against the then-Attorney General of Arkansas William Jefferson Clinton  later President of the United States.\ncondemns the actions which  Ms. Broaddrick  alleges occurred in Little Rock  Arkansas in 1978 by then-State of Arkansas Attorney General William Jefferson Clinton as unacceptable and outrageous  to be condemned by all people of all races  creeds  and religions; pledges to do everything in its power  including holding public hearings  to probe the underlying causes of this brutal alleged rape by William Jefferson Clinton and an alleged threat to silence the victim by Hillary Rodham Clinton to make sure that the United States does not return to the days when such brutality and violence against women  along with threats to silence them  were deemed acceptable; calls on the Federal Bureau of Investigation  the Department of Justice  the White House  and all other Federal law enforcement agencies to conduct an immediate  full  and fair investigation into all of the facts of the case; calls upon each Senator and every citizen of the United States  in his or her own way  through his or her church  synagogue  mosque  workplace  or social organization  to join in denouncing and getting others to denounce this outrageous alleged rape of a defenseless woman and pledges to join in efforts to bring an end to rape and an end to the fear and hatred which underlie it  and to encourage all Americans to dedicate themselves to ending sexual violence in the United States.\nSenators Mitch McConnell  John McCain  Susan Collins  and others like Ted Cruz and Mike Lee have condemned Judge Moore in the strongest terms and have called for his withdrawal from the Senate race. There should be no problem with these Senators and those who agree with them on the House side introducing identical resolutions that promise the American people and  Ms. Broaddrick  that they will at last take a serious look at  her  charges and act to educate the American people that both the Senate and the House will not stand for this kind of behavior as alleged by  Ms. Broaddrick . Or others who accused the Clintons like Paula Jones and Kathleen Willey.\nWill this launch a demand from Democrats to do the same to President Trump? Doubtless — and having seen the allegations the American people elected him anyway. Nothing new has emerged since the President took office. The  Broaddrick  allegation on the other hand did not emerge until 1999  and  Broaddrick herself  says that NBC News withheld its explosive  graphic interview with  her  until it was too late to affect the Clinton impeachment trial. Bill Clinton would never be on a ballot with this spectacular charge in the public domain.\nWill they do it? Will Moore opponent Doug Jones pledge to support such a resolution investigating the Clintons and the  Broaddrick  rape accusation if elected to the Senate?\nBut if all of a sudden so many Senators and Congressmen and Congresswomen are racing to microphones to say they are outraged? Then they need to do something about  Juanita Broaddrick  and what happened with the Clintons. To hold one hearing after another about Hollywood’s sex problem. To name names and hold people accountable.\nThe addition of Ted Cruz and Mike Lee to this fight bodes well for  Juanita Broaddrick  — and finally and at last holding Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton responsible for their deeds. As even some notable liberals like the Atlantic and MSNBC’s Chris Hayes are finally doing.\nThe real question now? There is no excuse for this kind of behavior. Period. So where are the McCains and Flakes and other GOP insiders in and out of the Senate and the House in holding to account not just Roy Moore but their friends and fellow Establishment insiders? Will they bring about the Clinton reckoning as the Atlantic asks? Will they finally turn their Senate spotlight on the infamous Ted Kennedy/Chris Dodd “waitress sandwich” and the behavior of their own colleagues? Will these Senators put their time and actions in the Senate where they now say they really stand? Will they finally give  Juanita Broaddrick   her  due?",
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            "input": "Then-director of Oval Office Operations Keith Schiller  stands in the Red Room before President Trump speaks at an event at the White House in July. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)\n Keith Schiller  told the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday that  he  rejected the offer from the man  who appeared to be Russian or Ukranian  according to two people familiar with the discussion.  He  quickly dismissed what appeared to be a suggestion of procuring prostitutes for Trump  they said.\n“No  man  we’re not interested in that ”  Schiller  told the man  the people said.\nThe offer came at the end of a late-morning planning meeting that  Schiller  attended when  he  accompanied Trump to Moscow for the annual Miss Universe pageant  which was produced by a company that Trump owned.\n Schiller   Trump’s longtime bodyguard who frequently accompanied him on trips  told congressional investigators that he saw no compromising  illicit or illegal behavior by Trump while in Moscow  according to the people.\nThe offer to send women to Trump’s room came after  Schiller  said  he  attended a meeting in Moscow with about 15 people to discuss details of the pageant. Among those in attendance were Russian pop star Emin Agalarov and his father  Aras Agalarov  a business magnate with close ties to the government of President Vladimir Putin  according to the people familiar with his interview.\nAs the meeting broke up   Schiller  said a man  he  did not know approached  him  and asked if  he  would like five women to visit Trump at  his  hotel room later that night   he  told investigators.\n Schiller  told the committee that  he  joked about the offer with Trump later that evening as they headed back to their hotel  the people said.\n“Can you believe one of these guys wanted to send some women up to your room?”  Schiller  recalled saying.\nAn attorney for the Agalarovs said they had no knowledge of the offer to  Schiller .\n“Categorically  neither one of them has any knowledge of that happening ” said Scott Balber  a lawyer for Emin and Aras Agalarov. “They didn’t do  it   they didn’t hear  it   and they have no reason to believe  it ’s true.”\nA White House attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment. An attorney for  Schiller  declined to comment on the details of his interview.\nNBC News first reported that the House Intelligence Committee asked  Schiller  for details about the episode.\n Schiller ’s long and close relationship with Trump makes  him  a potentially valuable witness to investigators examining Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election. The former director of security at the Trump Organization joined Trump at the White House  serving as director of Oval Office Operations until September.\nIn his House interview   Schiller  said  he  traveled as many as five and six days a week with Trump when the businessman ran the Trump Organization  adding that he could not remember the precise details of all their trips.\n Schiller  told investigators that  he  and Trump stayed at a luxury hotel during their 2013 Moscow trip  although  he  said  he  could not recall its name.  He  said  he  was not certain if  he  stayed on the same floor as Trump  although  he  acknowledged that they usually had adjoining rooms.",
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            "input": "That's by design  according to  owner Joe Deloss  who shared his story on NBC's Today show .\n\"Because we believe a crime record is often about circumstance  not character ... we're giving an opportunity for somebody to demonstrate a different story for themselves \"  Deloss  said.\n Deloss  opened Hot Chicken Takeover with  his  wife in 2014 and had just three employees. Today  the couple own three restaurants and have nearly 200 employees.  Deloss  credits the success of  his  business to the team  he 's built  touting  his  employees' \"alternative resumes\" as a benefit to  his  company.\n His  employees say they feel at home.\n\"Everyday I come in here I feel accepted \" Jameel H.  one of  Deloss'  employees  said. \"The love is genuine. I've worked for numerous companies and I've never felt anything like this.\"\n Deloss  is conscious of these impediments to success and offers  his  employees benefits for housing  transportation  and counseling.  His  philosophy of fair chance employment is making a difference in their lives.",
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            "input": "The switch to a federal system was one of the key planks of  President Rodrigo Duterte’s election campaign   aimed to remedy what  he  saw as neglect by a Manila-centric political establishment that has left provinces in perpetual poverty.\nThe push to change the constitution has been a divisive issue  with critics accusing lawmakers of trying to prolong their stay in office  or of seeking a way for  Duterte  to stay in power beyond the end of his term in 2022.\n Duterte  has made clear  he  has no desire to stay longer than  his  term and  if anything  would prefer to retire earlier.\nLawmakers have yet to decide on what federal model to adopt  Mercado said.  Duterte ’s preference is for one similar to that of France.",
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            "input": "CHICAGO — It ended with a missed free throw by Jarrett Jack and a weird 3-point shot by Enes Kanter that  Jeff Hornacek  called in the huddle. It ended with the Knicks coach calling out  his  team for not being tough or “physical’’ enough late in games away from the Garden.\n“We got to be more physical and hit guys ’’ an agitated Hornacek said. “That’s all across the board we need to do that. Enes comes out of every game with a bloody face. He’s getting hit  and I don’t think they’re calling it. It’s a disappointing loss.’’\n Afterward  Hornacek  said  he  felt the team didn’t play with enough fight down the stretch.  He  explained Kanter was the second option on the play — with Doug McDermott the primary guy. Kanter didn’t set the second screen for him properly   Hornacek  said.\n“We got to set screens throughout the game  especially late in the game ’’  Hornacek  said. “When I talk to the guys  the game becomes different late in the game. Those screens that you might think might be illegal early in the game  they’re not going to call those at the end of the game. Sometimes maybe you don’t understand late in games how physical it’s going to be  you go up for shots you got to be strong. You got to expect you’re going to get hit. You’ve got to finish.”\nKanter had the open look and  Hornacek  was fine with  him  launching the key shot.\n“I don’t mind Enes taking the shot ’’  Hornacek  said. “ He  can shoot 3s  but not as the main option. I’ve seen  him  make those 3s.’’\nKanter  who finished with just four points after his 32-point explosion on Christmas  said  Hornacek  called  his  name in the huddle.\n“Coach drew it knowing  my man  would be way back ’’ Kanter said. “If KP’s not open  Doug’s not open  just shoot it. I said OK. We talked about it. I’m comfortable  but it’s the coach’s decision. If he says start taking 3s I’ll start taking 3s.’’\nIndeed   Hornacek  had a laundry list of complaints afterward. While they need to play with more fight   he  said   he  also charged the team became “content to walk the ball up the court’’ instead of keeping the fast pace of the first 20 minutes.\n“And we spent too much time looking for KP ’’  Hornacek  said.\n Hornacek  tried a new wrinkle in starting McDermott over Lance Thomas at small forward.  Hornacek  said  he  wanted Thomas off the bench as a better matchup for Chicago’s Nikola Mirotic.\nMcDermott  the former Bull  was awful  shooting 1-of-6 and committing a turnover in the final minute on a pass intended for Lee. “The pass was soft  wasn’t a nice  crisp pass ’’  Hornacek  said.",
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            "input": "Police said  Thomas M. Murphy   of the 1600 block of 44th Avenue  Stone Park  was charged with possession of child pornography. According to police  at about 8 p.m. on Feb. 1  library employees called police after reports from staff and students that  Murphy  had viewed and printed photographs at the library.\nAccording to police   Murphy  was taken into custody and held at the police department while investigators obtained a search warrant for  his  home and car. Police said at about 9 p.m. on Feb. 2  authorities executed the warrant and confiscated several images of girls who appeared to be under the age of 18  along with three computers  which are pending forensic analysis. No evidence was found in the car  police added.\n Murphy  was released on a $15 000 bond  police said.  He  is to appear for a hearing Feb. 28 in Maybrook Court.\nEfforts to reach  Murphy  were unsuccessful.",
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            "input": "Image copyright Getty Images Image caption  Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau  departs a press availability at the Canadian Embassy in Washington\nIn 2017   Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau  learned a lesson about the power of social media.\n Trudeau 's January tweet \"isn't necessarily the sentiment being held by a lot of Canadians\".\n Mr Trudeau  ended 2017 in an ethics quagmire partly of  his  own making.\nMeanwhile   Trudeau 's finance minister  Bill Morneau  is struggling with his own ethics troubles.\nA mid-December poll by the Angus Reid Institute indicated that for the first time since his election   Trudeau 's approval ratings had dropped below 50%.\n Trudeau 's ratings are still strong for a politician  but Kurl says there is \"perhaps a little bit less adoration and a little bit more exasperation with the prime minister\".\nAs the two rival leaders find their feet - and if  Trudeau  and  his  ministers keep handing them easy ammunition - 2018 could also prove a rough ride.",
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            "input": "There have been better times and worse times for Macy's and  Kohl’s .\nIn the most recent  quarter  for instance   Kohl’s  sales dropped 0.90% and Macy’s 5.40%  as Amazon’s sales soared 24.80 percent—see tables.\nCompany Qtrly Revenue Growth Qtrly Earnings Growth 12-month Equity Performance Kohl’s -0.90% 48.60% -11.10% Walmart 2.10 -23.20% 26.51 Macy’s -5.40 954.40 -48.55 Amazon 24.80 -77.00 +45.00%\nCompany Qtrly Revenue Growth Qtrly Earnings Growth 12-month Equity Performance Kohl’s 1.20% -15.5% -39.80% Walmart -1.30 -11% -23.99 Macy’s -5.20 -45.60 -36.22 Amazon 21.90 125.0 +44.00%\nWall Street has taken notice  sending Macy's shares down 48.5% in the last twelve months and  Kohl’s 11% . That’s on top of sizable declines last year—see tables.\nMeanwhile   Amazon’s  shares have been soaring 45% this year on top of a 44% gain last year.",
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            "input": "\"For our nation , there is no denying the truth that slavery is a blight on our history , and that racism , despite all the progress , still exists today ,\" Bush said at the conference in Baltimore . \nIn the speech , Bush outlined sweeping policy proposals for education , housing and health care , and promised that , if elected president , he would enforce civil rights laws and call out discrimination . \nGeorge W. Bush addressed racism and the Republican Party head-on when he spoke to the NAACP 's annual convention in 2000 , ahead of the election that would vault him to the presidency .",
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            "input": "TOKYO (Reuters) -  Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abeâs ruling bloc  scored a big win in Sundayâs election  bolstering  his  chance of becoming the nationâs longest-serving premier and re-energizing  his  push to revise the pacifist constitution.\nâAnd as we saw in the U.K. ... a referendum could be tricky. So while  Abe  is likely to be prime minister for the time being  it is too early to say whether  he  can stay in power until 2021.â  Abe  declined to say if  he  would run for a third term.\n Abe  had said  he  needed a new mandate to tackle a \"national crisis\" from North Korea's missile and nuclear threats and a fast-aging population  and to approve  his  idea of diverting revenue from a planned sales tax hike to education and child care from public debt repayment [reut.rs/2yC0pma].\n He  called the poll amid confusion in the opposition camp and an uptick in  his  ratings  dented earlier in the year by scandals over suspected cronyism and a perception  he  had grown arrogant after nearly five years in office.",
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            "input": "There will be a museum  of course  but also a basketball court  maybe a room for yoga classes  and a \"test kitchen\" to teach visitors “about the full production cycle of nutritious food\" (likely pushed by  former first lady Michelle Obama   whose signature issue during  her  tenure was a campaign for healthy eating).\nThere were details that offered hints about where things have gone since we saw the initial plans for a three-building complex — an obelisklike tower housing a museum  a forum building and what could be a small branch of the Chicago Public Library — in Jackson Park’s northwest corner. The tower’s top floor could be a space for reflection  free and open to the public  with views of Lake Michigan and the surrounding city  including the Collegiate Gothic spires of the University of Chicago. The museum itself  a multilevel facility with exhibition spaces lodged in the tower’s midsection  would be open only to visitors who buy tickets. Obama  the architects said  wants an outdoor plaza framed by the three buildings to be able to host food trucks. A fourth building south of the main cluster  an athletic center  would house facilities including a basketball court where the former president could shoot hoops. A display board showed pictures suggesting the center could also include a dance studio and a room for yoga classes. The athletic center  according to the display board  “will offer visitors opportunities to enjoy neighborhood athletic activities.” Other display boards pictured a recording studio in the forum building that would provide “a place of creative expression” for the center’s visitors; an outdoor garden that would pay homage to Michelle Obama’s White House garden; and a test kitchen that would teach visitors “about the full production cycle of nutritious food” — a prominent cause for the former first lady.\nMy problem isn’t the design  though the centerpiece is a tower  heavy around the midsection and tapering to a narrow top and bottom. To me  it evokes a soft-boiled egg in a giant eggcup. What brought me up short was a space in the adjoining Forum building labeled “test kitchen.” Presumably that reflects  Michelle Obama ’s war on junk food. The museum’s champions similarly suggest it could host yoga classes. President Obama  is that how you want to be remembered? As the healthy-eating and meditation-advocating president?\nWe guess so. It's all a bit weird  but maybe that's a perfect way to memorialize  Obama .",
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            "input": "Bagpipes played as Border Patrol pallbearers in green uniforms carried the U.S. flag-draped coffin of  Rogelio Martinez   36  into Our Lady of Guadalupe Church for a private funeral Mass. He died in a hospital Sunday of head and other injuries.\n Martinez  was found Nov. 18 in a culvert along with  his  seriously injured partner  whose name has not been released  in a rugged area near Van Horn  about 30 miles from the border with Mexico and 110 miles southeast of El Paso.\nAttorney General Jeff Sessions was scheduled to attend the funeral but it was not clear if  he  was there. Following the funeral  a graveside ceremony was held at Restlawn Cemetery in El Paso.\nSpeculation about the cause of death has run rampant with several politicians saying the agent was attacked  including President Trump  who used the death to highlight  his  support for building a wall on the border with Mexico.",
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            "input": "CLOSE USA TODAY Sports' Lindsay H. Jones discusses what's next for Eli Manning after being benched by Giants coach  Ben McAdoo . USA TODAY Sports\n1.  Ben McAdoo   New York Giants: As if  he  hadn't pushed enough of the wrong buttons this year — \"Um\" —  McAdoo  will now always be remembered as the guy who benched Eli Manning for ... Geno Smith? As the kids text  \"smh \" which is far more tempered than what some of Manning's ex-mates are saying about  McAdoo . At least the Giants  headed for a rare berth in the draft's top five selections  should get an elite prospect out of this shipwreck of a season  but we doubt  McAdoo  will be around to coach  him . Last week: 2\n— Week 10 rankings (Ben McAdoo)\n— Week 9 rankings (Ben McAdoo)",
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            "input": "BIRMINGHAM  Ala. (AP) — A batch of letters handwritten by \"To Kill a Mockingbird\" author  Harper Lee  to a friend has sold for more than $12 000.\n\"On this Inauguration Day I count my blessings ... I'm also thinking of another friend  Greg Peck  who was a good friend of LBJ. Greg said to him  'Do you suppose we will live to see a black President?' LBJ said  'No  but I wish her well '\"  Lee  wrote.\nThe letters track years of correspondence between  Lee  and Itzkoff  a New York resident whom the author referred to as \"Clipper \" short for \"Yankee Clipper.\" Itzkoff died in 2011.\nIn a Christmas card from 2009   Lee  wrote: \"Most-loved Clipper: Don't know if you celebrate Christmas  but it makes not a jot of difference to  me . I am at heart a heathen.\"\nOther letters talked about  Lee 's Southern heritage and  her  father A.C. Lee  the model for Finch.\n Lee  died in  her  hometown of Monroeville  Alabama  in February 2016 about seven months after publishing \"Go Set a Watchman \" a companion book to  her  Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.",
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                "Harper Lee"
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            "input": "After reviewing Hillary 's draft remarks , Huma 's mother , Saleha Abedin , -LRB- a controversial Islamist activist -RRB- , offered some advice : \"Do not use the political terms such as ` democracyelectionsfreedom . ' \nDuffy gave $ 4,600 to Hillary 's 2008 presidential campaign ; CME Group paid Hillary $ 225,000 for a speaking fee and has donated between $ 5,001 and 10,000 to the Clinton Foundation . \ngov account of Huma Abedin , Clinton 's deputy chief of staff , as well as many instances of Hillary Clinton donors receiving special favors from the State Department . \nThe details of Hillary 's arrival on November 18 , 2009 , in war-torn Kabul , Afghanistan , for the inauguration of President Karzai , were found on Abedin 's unsecure email account . \nThe email from Senator Russ Feingold was sent to Hillary Clinton regarding her upcoming Africa trip . \nMajor Clinton donor Bal Das , a New York financier who reportedly raised $ 300,000 for Hillary 's 2008 presidential campaign , asked Abedin on November 11 , 2009 if Hillary Clinton could address the Japan Society at its annual conference in 2010 . \nAbedin also offered her opinion to Clinton on administration leaders : On January 21 , 2011 , while on a trip to Mexico , Abedin emailed Hillary that , \"Biden is a disaster here .\" \nJake Sullivan emailed to Hillary 's unsecure email account classified information in which Sullivan discussed the content of conversations with UK Prime Minister Gordon regarding \"the situation\" in Northern Ireland . \nGriffin was a major donor to Hillary Clinton 's Senate and presidential campaigns . \nThe email shows that Olsen was traveling with Hillary in the Middle East , and Abedin asked him to \"work on a list of everything covered in the mbz -LSB- presumably Mohammed bin Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan , the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi -RSB- meeting for Hillary .\" \nOther emails contain sensitive information that was sent via Hillary Clinton 's unsecure email servers . \nThese emails show ` what happened ' was that Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin obviously violated laws about the handling of classified information and turned the State Department into a pay for play tool for the corrupt Clinton Foundation . \nIs it just a coincidence that Hillary Clinton 's diplomatic efforts so often failed ?",
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            "input": "Col. Russell Williams pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder  two sexual assaults and 82 counts of breaking-and-entering  during which he took hundreds of undergarments from women and young girls.\n Ontario judge Robert F. Scott sentenced Williams after the disgraced former elite pilot tearfully addressed the court  lamenting his crimes and the pain he has caused the victims and their family and friends.\n \"I stand before you indescribably ashamed \" Williams said  his voice cracking. \"I know that the crimes I have committed have damaged many people.\"\n Williams said he betrayed his family  friends and colleagues.\n Justice Robert Scott said he believes Williams is sincere in his regrets  but nonetheless declared him a \"sick and dangerous\" man.\n \"Russell Williams will forever be remembered as a sadosexual serial killer \" Scott told the court. \"The depths of the depravity shown by Russell Williams have no equal.\"\n Williams pleaded guilty Monday to murdering Jessica Lloyd  27  whose body was found in February  and Marie Comeau  a 37-year-old corporal under his command who was found dead in her home last November. Both women were asphyxiated.\n pleaded guilty Monday to murdering Jessica Lloyd  27  whose body was found in February  and Marie Comeau  a 37-year-old corporal under his command who was found dead in her home last November. Both women were asphyxiated.\n Williams took pictures of himself in the women's bedrooms  posing in their underwear  and he meticulously catalogued the photos on a hard drive and stored the undergarments in his home. Prosecutor David Thompson detailed in court how Williams raped  photographed  videotaped and killed Comeau  who pleaded with Williams to \"have a heart\" and spare her life. During most of the proceedings  Williams sat looking downward.\n Williams was a rising star in the military before he was charged earlier this year. The charges have shocked Canadians and shaken the military to its core. The 47-year-old once flew prime ministers and served as a pilot to Queen Elizabeth II during a 2005 visit.\n \"Our thoughts go out to all the members of the Canadian forces who knew the commander and who have been very badly wounded and betrayed by all of this \" Harper said.\n Lieutenant-General Andre Deschamps  Chief of Air Staff for the Canadian military  said the military has been \"deeply shaken\" by Williams. Deschamps said they can now fire Williams and remove his medals.\n Andy Lloyd  one of the victim's brothers  said he has been waiting for this day for a long time and that he's glad the military has moved to strip of Williams of his rank.",
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            "input": "At the top of the list of signers was the name of  Rep. Scott Taylor (VA-2) .\n Congressman Taylor   you may recall  was the RINO who blamed the Republican Party of Virginia’s devastating loss in the November election on President Trump’s “divisive rhetoric ” instead of the issue-free campaign run by establishment Republican Ed Gillespie and the failure of the Virginia legislative campaign committees to have an effective incumbency program for their members.\n Taylor  is a classic RINO who talks a good game when he campaigns  but betrays his constituents as soon as he gets to Washington  and his amnesty letter is a classic example of the genre.\n Taylor  wrote:\n Taylor  apparently thinks  he  was elected to represent the interests of the people of the globe and  he  forgot  he  was elected to represent the US citizens of Virginia's second district. Then again  this is  the same Congressman Scott Taylor who claims to be  like Obama  a \"global citizen \" as he explained on the Global Citizen website ; \" Global citizenship means placing emphasis on membership of a global community  not just national identity  and acting accordingly .\" Representative\nOf course  what  Rep. Taylor  is not saying in  his  letter to Speaker Ryan is that the DACA program  he  is supporting was unconstitutionally imposed by former Democratic President Barack Obama  and that the “studies”  he  cites have been thoroughly discredited.\nWe urge every CHQ reader to call two Congressmen – their own Representative and Virginia Congressman Scott Taylor (VA-2).\nThe Toll-Free Capitol Switchboard is 1-866-220-0044. Tell Congressman Scott Taylor and your Congressman you oppose amnesty for any class of illegal alien and that you will oppose any Member of Congress who votes for an amnesty bill.\nRep. Scott Taylor (VA-2)",
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            "input": "Leah Jorgensen  33  has polycystic ovary syndrome  a hormonal disorder which can cause hirsutism  or abnormal  male-pattern hair growth.\n Jorgensen  feared people getting close to her and seeing the hair on her face  which resulted in her not having her first kiss until age 27 and avoiding the dentist for 12 years.\nBut since ditching the razor and showing her hair off in public   Jorgensen  says  she  feels “empowered” — and hopes  her  story will give other women courage.\n Jorgensen   a behavioral health technician from Madison  Wisconsin  said: “I had never seen women who looked like me. I was so ashamed that I didn’t want to talk about it.”\nIn December 2015   Jorgensen  was hit by a car as  she  crossed a road and  she  had to be taken to a hospital by ambulance.\nParamedics cut  her  clothes off and  she  underwent surgery and therapy  so people saw the extent of  her  hair growth up close for the first time.\n“I realized no one cared what I looked like  they just saw me as a person. It really helped me to get over it ”  she  said.\nAround that time   Jorgensen  also connected with a man who found  her  attractive  body hair and all.\n She  is no longer in a relationship but said the fact that he embraced  her  for who  she  is helped give  her  the push  she  needed.\n“I realized that I never really disliked how the hair looked. The problem was not with the hair  it was with people’s perception of it ”  she  said.\nSince  she  stopped removing  her  body hair just over a year ago   Jorgensen  says   she  feels empowered.  She  also wears low-cut  sleeveless tops and shows  her  legs in public.\n She  bravely wore a bikini for the first time last summer and shares photos of  her  hair with  her  2 500-plus followers on Instagram.\nThe mindset shift also prompted  her  to quit  her  job in insurance and return to college  where  she  is studying social work and recently got a job working with autistic children.\n Jorgensen  said: “People definitely stare or try to take photos  but I expect that because you don’t really see women who look like  me .”",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "The halftime score Saturday was 27-0  after Notre Dame quarterbacks  Brandon Wimbush  and Ian Book combined to complete 5 of 16 passes for 63 yards. And they threw three picks.\nThe first came after  Brandon Wimbush  threw too high for Equanimeous St. Brown  and the deflection floated into the hands of safety Jaquan Johnson. Miami staffer Joel Rodriguez draped the gaudy 5 1/2-pound chain around the neck of Johnson.\nThe second pick came after  Wimbush  threw a mile high of Chase Claypool. Miami's Malek Young took full advantage  snatching the ball.\nDown 20-0  Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly benched  Wimbush  in favor of Book. That move was futile.\nHere  you take it: Notre Dame had been one of the nation's stingiest teams in terms of turnovers heading into its clash with Miami. The Irish had coughed it up just seven times — four interceptions and three lost fumbles — in nine games. But Miami's turnover chain choked them Saturday.  Brandon Wimbush  threw two picks and surrendered the ball on a fourth-quarter hit. Backup Ian Book added a pick-six to  his  permanent record.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Karen Byrne's  left hand sometimes operates on  its  own terms.  It  has unbuttoned shirts and stubbed out cigarettes  without  her  permission. Oh  and a few times   her  own hand has slapped  her  across the face.\nInvisibilia featured  Byrne  and  her  alien hand last summer  and Giant Ant Studios recently created an otherworldly animation of  Byrne 's story.\n Byrne  says  she 's gotten used to  her  left hand's new attitude  but alien hand syndrome is a pesky  strange condition.\nThe pianist's corpus callosum showed missing connections on an MRI  and  Byrne 's left hand developed its disobedience after a surgeon severed her corpus callosum in an operation to treat epileptic seizures.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska)  has penned an op-ed explaining why  she  supports repealing the individual mandate. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)\n--Here's a positive signal for the GOP effort to pass a massive tax cut package next week:  Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska)  said  she  supports  its  component repealing the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate to buy health insurance. âI believe that the federal government should not force anyone to buy something they do not wish to buy  in order to avoid being taxed â  Murkowski  wrote in an opinion piece published Tuesday by the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner.\n Murkowski  noted that  she  voted against previous GOP health-care bills that would have dramatically whittled down government health benefits in the form of marketplace subsidies and Medicaid coverage. But repealing the mandate wouldn't reduce benefits for anyone   she  wrote -- it would just allow people to opt out if health coverage was still too expensive for them.\n\"The ACA has helped many people in our state and across the country. There is no question about that \"  Murkowski  wrote. \"It is important to emphasize that eliminating this tax penalty does not take care away from anyone. Instead  it provides important relief to those who have been penalized for choosing not to buy unaffordable insurance.\"\n\"Repealing the individual mandate simply restores to people the freedom to choose \"  she  continued. \"Nothing else about the structure of the ACA would be changed. If you currently get tax credits to help pay for your insurance  you could still receive those credits if you choose to buy an exchange plan. If you are enrolled on Medicaid or received coverage under Medicaid expansion  you could still be enrolled if you choose to be. The only difference would be is if you choose to not buy health insurance  the government would not levy a tax on you.\"\nThis does NOT mean  Murkowski  has decided on tax bill  spox says she will review bill over Thanksgiving [Link] â Seung Min Kim (@seungminkim) November 22  2017\n MURKOWSKI  now wants the ACA mandate to be repealed â but  she âs not yet decided on tax reform. [Link] with @seungminkim â Dan Diamond (@ddiamond) November 22  2017\n Murkowski : ð¤",
            "output": [
                "Lisa Murkowski"
            ]
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            "input": "Staffer Daniel Ellsberg (Matthew Rhys) registers this disconnect  and leaks a top-secret government report on the war to the New York Times. And whenever the Times gets a scoop   Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee (Tom Hanks)  gets riled.\n Bradlee 's ambitions were not modest  however.  He  just needed time. And now  suddenly  when the Post also got their own copy of the report   he  had it.\nThe film isn't Spielberg's subtlest  but it has some nicely subtle touches  like when  his  long-lens camera peers through White House windows to catch glimpses of a president and  his  henchmen; we hear their actual voices from tapes Nixon was forced to give up  years later.\nTom Hanks makes for a blustery  Ben Bradlee   and Meryl Streep plays Kay Graham as hesitant but steely  seemingly the only woman in the corridors of power — and ironically  the one with the power to defend the First Amendment.  Bradlee  can talk principle all  he  wants — and  he  does here  often — but only Graham can publish.\nMONDELLO: Staffer Daniel Ellsberg registers how this doesn't jibe with what McNamara was saying on the plane or with a secret government report he has access to. When he leaks that report  The New York Times gets a huge scoop  and  Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee...\nTOM HANKS: (As  Ben Bradlee ) Is anybody else tired of reading the news instead of reporting it?\nHANKS: (As  Ben Bradlee ) We are sucking hind tit in our own backyard.\nHANKS: (As  Ben Bradlee ) No  it's 7 000 pages detailing how the White House has been lying about the Vietnam war for 30 years. It's Truman and Eisenhower and Jack. LBJ lying - lying about Vietnam. And you think that's one story. Let's do our jobs. Find those pages.\nMONDELLO:  Bradlee 's ambitions were not modest  however.  He  just needed time  and suddenly  he  had it.\nHANKS: (As Ben Bradlee) I'd give my left one to be in this mess.\nHANKS: (As  Ben Bradlee ) Whoa.\nMONDELLO: Put to the torch - a phrase you don't hear much today in a film where the clatter of typewriters competes with the whoosh of pages sent by pneumatic tube to a press room where molten lead turns them into lines of type. And running the show - Tom Hanks as a blustery  Ben Bradlee  and Meryl Streep...\nMONDELLO: ...As a hesitant but steely Katharine Graham  seemingly the only woman in the corridors of power and  ironically  the one with the power to defend the First Amendment.  Bradlee  can talk principle all  he  wants.\nHANKS: (As  Ben Bradlee)  If we don't hold them accountable  I mean  my God  who will?",
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            ]
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            "input": "If Berlusconi wins  he is assured of more time in office  even though a razor-thin majority is no guarantee of stability. If he loses  he has to resign -- a move that might lead to early elections.\n Berlusconi has been trying to persuade undecided lawmakers -- drawing accusations of vote-buying and even an investigation by Rome prosecutors. He has rejected any such accusations  but appeared to have succeeded at least with a few lawmakers.\n On Monday  Berlusconi appeared before both houses of parliament to press his case that lawmakers should continue to support his government.\n He insisted that his government had successfully protected Italy from becoming engulfed by the eurozone's debt crisis. He warned they risked plunging Italy into financial instability at a time of crisis if they force him to step down and end Italy's 62nd postwar government.",
            "output": [
                "Silvio Berlusconi",
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            ]
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            "input": "Philip Scott Fournier  was charged in 2016 with killing 16-year-old Joyce McLain in East Millinocket in 1980. Superior Court Justice Ann Murray issued the verdict in a packed Bangor courtroom.\nA defense lawyer said during final arguments earlier this month that \"doubts will linger\" over the case regardless whether  Fournier  was convicted. The defense also argued that  Fournier 's memories  which were central to the prosecution's case  were unreliable.\nThere was no physical evidence tying  Fournier  to the crime scene  which  his  attorney  Jeffrey Silverstein  has called unusual for a murder case. But prosecutors said  he  confessed numerous times over the years  and Murray said Thursday that she considered the confessions to be genuine.\n Fournier  was a person of interest in the case almost from the beginning. The case and trial were complicated by the fact that hours after McLain was last seen   Fournier  stole and crashed a fuel truck  suffering a serious head injury.\n His  defense has contended that  Fournier 's head injury affected  his  memory and played a role in the inconsistency of  his  many statements about McLain's death over the years. Murray asserted that  Fournier  had recovered from the injury after several months.\n Fournier  waived  his  right to a jury trial  leaving Murray to make the decision. Sentencing was not immediately scheduled.",
            "output": [
                "Philip Scott Fournier"
            ]
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            "input": "Combining his twin passions of painting and working to help military veterans , former president George W. Bush 's new book aims to help those who have served our country in their transition to civilian life . \nBush appeared on TODAY Monday with a special group of four veterans for an exclusive interview about his new book , \"Portraits of Courage : A Commander in Chief 's Tribute to America 's Warriors .\" \nThe book features paintings by Bush of several veterans and an in-depth look at their stories of perseverance after suffering from visible wounds on the battlefield as well as PTSD and other invisible trauma . \nRELATED : George W. Bush opens up on Trump 's war with the media , Russia and travel ban . \n\"It starts with -- and this is why these vets are very important -- vets saying , ` I 've got a problem ,\" ' Bush told Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie . \nBush will donate proceeds of the book , which can be pre-ordered online , to the George W. Bush Presidential Center , a non-profit organization that helps post-Sept . \nRELATED : Former president George W. Bush to appear on TODAY for his ` Portraits of Courage ' book . \nArmy Sgt. Major Christopher Self , Army First Lt. Melissa Stockwell , Army Sgt. First Class Michael Rodriguez and Air Force Master Sgt. Israel Del Toro appeared alongside Bush to speak about their lives after the military .",
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            "input": "Since you mentioned The Promise  I wanted to tell you that when I interviewed  Chris Cornell  about  his  song for the film shortly before  his  death   he  said  he  consulted you to make sure  he  got the tone right. What do you remember about that?\nWe were both friends with [producer] Eric Esrailian  and we were both giving him advice on the music. He was asking for support. So  Chris  and I became closer as friends because of The Promise. At one point  I think they wanted us to do the main theme music together  and then they realized they were going to need two end tracks. So he did the title track  and I did this beautiful  classical-jazz rendition of an old Armenian folk song called \"Sari Siroun Yar.\" But he sent me an email and he goes  \"What do you think?\" And I loved it. I told him  \"It's really emotional and you're bringing everything out.\" He made a great connection in the song. The most important thing to realize about the Armenian Genocide is not just what happened 100 years ago  but how it's relevant today  because that shit's happening now. That's what he did with the song; he made that connection. I was really grateful for that.\nAnd I'm a huge fan of Soundgarden and Chris Cornell  growing up. And he knows that [laughs]. We became friends  but I've still always been his fan  you know? So his support on the film was incredibly important.\nHe was like that  man. He was very gracious with his emotions  his time. He was careful and conscientious. He did a great job in not just the music but supporting it  whether it's interviews or TV specials with the song and talking about it and the need to take care of survivors that are around today in Syria and around the world. Him and his wife Vicky have a charity  and I had the honor a few weeks back of giving Vicky  in  Chris ' name  a human rights award from Human Rights Watch at their yearly gala in Los Angeles. Matt Cameron and Kim Thayil were there. It was very special.",
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                "Chris Cornell"
            ]
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            "input": "Senior White House aide Jared Kushner -- who is President Donald Trump's son-in-law -- met this month with special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigators  Fox News has confirmed via a source with direct knowledge of the meeting.\nInvestigators questioned  Kushner  about a meeting  he  had with an unnamed Russian ambassador and former national security adviser Michael Flynn  the New York Times reported. The Associated Press also reported about the meeting  citing an anonymous source.\n Kushner 's questioning took about 90 minutes or less and was aimed in part on establishing whether  Kushner  had any information on Flynn that might be exculpatory  the AP source said.\nThe revelation of  Kushner ’s meeting with Mueller investigators came days after it was reported that Flynn cut ties with Trump’s legal team.\n Kushner  was previously accused by leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee of not being fully forthcoming in its Russia probe.\nIn response   Kushner 's lawyer Abbe Lowell said in a statement that his client encouraged members of the Trump campaign to decline meetings with foreigners.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Princess Kate  pregnant with  her  third child  made  her  first public appearance in six weeks to join Prince William and Prince Harry at Buckingham Palace to mark World Mental Health Day.\n Kate   35  showed a slight baby bump beneath the tea-length Temperley dress  she  wore to the event  thanking supporters for helping to change public perceptions about mental health.\nKensington Palace announced  Kate 's pregnancy on Sept. 4 when she was forced to cancel a planned engagement as a result of hyperemesis gravidarum.  Kate  also missed the first day of school for  her  son  Prince George  a few days later.\n Kate  has suffered from hyperemesis gravidarum  or acute morning sickness  with each of  her  pregnancies. The palace announced that with this pregnancy   Kate  is being cared for at Kensington Palace.\nThe last time  Kate  was seen in public prior to today was in late August when  she  joined William and Harry in viewing the Diana Memorial Garden at Kensington Palace on the eve of the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death.\n\"The Duchess' condition is improving but she is still suffering from hyperemesis gravidarum \" an aide to Princess Kate said today. \"The Duchess is delighted to be here tonight.\"\nWilliam  Kate and Harry founded Heads Together in 2016 to change the conversation on mental health.\nWilliam told guests that it was Kate who first pointed out the royal trio's shared interest in mental health advocacy. They have each been engaged with their individual charitable work on the issue: Harry with the armed forces; William with young men  suicide and homelessness; and Kate on addiction and childhood mental health issues.\n William  Kate  and Harry  announced Sunday  they  have invested 2 million pounds of  their  Royal Foundation funds in the second phase of  their  Heads Together campaign  which is designed to create online tools to help people with mental health issues.",
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                "Kate"
            ]
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            "input": "The documents  filed in connection with charges against six South Hadley High School students  raise new questions about how much school officials knew about the bullying. They also provide a glimpse into the final  tortured hours of Phoebe Prince's life shortly before the 15-year-old hanged herself at home Jan. 14.\n On Jan. 7  according to the documents  Prince went to a school administrator after learning that one of the defendants  Flannery Mullins  had told fellow students that she was going to \"beat Phoebe up\" and that she \"needed to watch out at break after second block.\"\n The documents do not reveal the official to whom Prince spoke or provide details of the conversation.\n A witness who was interviewed by investigators said Prince had gone to administrators because she was \"scared and wanted to go home.\" After the meeting  the witness said Prince returned to class  and said that no action was going to be taken and that \"she was still going to get beat up.\"\n In a recent interview  Superintendent Gus Sayer said school administrators were not aware of the bullying until Jan. 7  a week before Prince committed suicide. On that day  two teachers reported separate bullying incidents to the principal  Sayer said.\n Prosecutors said Prince endured months of verbal assaults and threats after she briefly dated a popular boy. She was harassed mostly in school  but also on Facebook and through other electronic forms.\n The documents detail in length the final 24 hours of the girl's life. On Jan. 13  Prince told a confidant that school \"has been close to intolerable lately.\"\n On the day of her death  according to the documents  Prince was in the school library at the same time as three of the charged teens -- Sean Mulveyhill  Kayla Narey and Ashley Longe. Witnesses told investigators that Prince was subjected to crude sexual taunts from Longe  including \"whore\" and \"Irish slut.\"\n At the end of the school day Jan. 14  witnesses said Prince was again subjected to verbal abuse as she walked out of the building. After Prince had left school grounds  a witness said Longe  as she rode by in a friend's car  threw an empty beverage can at Prince and started laughing.\n According to the documents  Prince was crying as she walked home. Investigators said she exchanged several text messages with a friend about two hours before her death  in which she discussed the verbal abuse she had received that day and the ongoing taunts.\n Later in the day  Prince's body was found hanging in a rear stairwell of her family's apartment.",
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                "Phoebe Prince"
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            "input": "Lee Gelernt   deputy director of the ACLU’s Immigrants’ Rights Project and one of the attorneys representing Ms. L and  her  daughter  said in an interview: “ She  has a genuine fear   she ’s not a criminal   she ’s not a terrorist   she  presented  herself  at the border and said  she  needs help.”\nFour days after their arrival   Gelernt  said  immigration officers in San Diego took the daughter into another room. Once the little girl was gone  Ms. L was handcuffed.\n“Then she hears the daughter screaming frantically ”  Gelernt  said. “The daughter is taken away  and the mother doesn’t speak to the daughter for four days. In those four days  she has no idea what has happened to her daughter.”\n“Chicago might as well be the moon for this family from a little village in the Congo ”  Gelernt  said. “They have no idea why they’re separated  where each other are.”",
            "output": [
                "Lee Gelernt"
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            "input": "Contrast that with the God invoked by  Wayne R. LaPierre   CEO of the National Rifle Association  at CPAC.\n“There is no greater personal  individual freedom than the right to keep and bear arms  the right to protect yourself  and the right to survive ”  LaPierre  said. “It’s not bestowed by man but granted by God to all Americans as our American birthright.”\nTrump and  LaPierre  played to the fears. And even as  LaPierre  calls on God  he seems to put more faith in guns.\n LaPierre  reminded the audience of  his  solution to stop school shootings — arming teachers. Or  as  he  likes to say: “To stop a bad guy with a gun  it takes a good guy with a gun.”\n“I said five years ago  after that horrible tragedy in Newtown  and I wish . . . ”  LaPierre  paused. “Oh  God ”  he  started up again  “I wish more had heeded my words.”",
            "output": [
                "Wayne R. LaPierre"
            ]
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            "input": "Candi Holyfield said in the protective order that the abuse against her began about six months after they were married July 1  2003  and started again when she was pregnant with their first child. She said at first it was \"mainly emotional\" abuse but physical incidents have escalated since 2008.\n She claimed her husband choked her in front of their daughter and housekeeper in 2008  and that last year he hit and grabbed her in front of their children. A few weeks ago  she said  he threw a bottle of water at her.\n In a statement released by the publicist  Candi Holyfield said there were \"misunderstandings in the representation of what happened in the situation between me and my husband\" but did not elaborate.\n \"Out of respect for our family  I ask that the media please respect our privacy \" she said in the statement. \"This is a private matter and your consideration of this would be much appreciated.\"\n One of Holyfield's most memorable fights came against Mike Tyson in 1997  when Tyson was disqualified after biting off part of Holyfield's right ear.",
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                "Candi Holyfield"
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            "input": "MADRID/BARCELONA (Reuters) -  Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy  said on Saturday  he  would not rule out using the constitutional powers to remove Catalonia’s autonomous status if it claimed independence as tens of thousands took to the streets to call for talks.\nUntil now   Rajoy  has remained vague on whether  he  would use article 155  the so-called nuclear option  of the constitution which enables  him  to sack the regional government and call a fresh local election.\nIn an interview with Spanish newspaper El Pais on Saturday  Rajoy  was asked if  he  was ready to trigger the article 155 of the constitution  and said: “I don’t rule out absolutely anything that is within the law ... Ideally  it shouldn’t be necessary to implement extreme solutions but for that not to happen things would have to be changed.”\nWhile Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont has said he is open to mediation   Rajoy  has demanded  he  give up the independence campaign before discussions can be held.\n Rajoy ’s government mobilized thousands of national police to stop Sunday’s vote  leading to clashes with would-be voters as they tried to close polling stations in schools and remove ballot boxes.\nIn the El Pais interview   Rajoy  said the around 4 000 extra police shipped in to the region would stay until the conflict had been resolved.",
            "output": [
                "Mariano Rajoy"
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            "input": "Liam Gallagherâs Twitter feed is legendary.\nSEE ALSO: 42 bizarre and hilarious  Liam Gallagher  tweets to improve your day\n Liam  just got back to the UK from America where  he âs been promoting  his  new album As You Were.  He âs taking the weekend off to chill ahead of next week: \"I'm reserving all energy until Wednesday when I take on the fucking Q Awards and show them how itâs done.\"\nWe had the chance to catch up with  him  in a moment of downtime  and  he  gave us the ultimate guide to being good at Twitter.\nGood afternoon all 2 million of you just checking in hope life is treating you well as you were LG x â Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) July 20  2017\nI know itâs a good record and I know the songs on there are good so I just want it to do well but everyone seems to be like hungry for a Liam Gallagher record which is the most important thing. Iâm 45 and thereâs a new generation listening and Iâm surprised by how many people were wanting a record by me.\nIâve got a lot more to say and I think Iâm a lot more honest  everything  he  does is a bit filtered â  he âs trying to pull the wool over peopleâs eyes and Iâm pretty much telling it how it is whether you agree or not. Like I said  itâs a truth juice.\nCall me on the shell phone I know when my hot line bling ha ha LG x pic.twitter.com/SgKcYEoJEc â Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) January 10  2016\nWhat do you think about the fact that everyoneâs saying Liam Gallagher for prime minister?",
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            "input": "But there’s tragedy  too. On November 7  2010   Mr. Douglas Poole  died in the Virginia Beach jail.  He  had spent ten days there after being arrested for driving with a suspended license.  Mr. Poole  suffered from diabetes and high blood pressure and had  his  medications with  him   but was denied both  his  blood pressure medication (and  initially   his  insulin) and medical treatment by jail and medical staff.  Douglas Poole  was 54 years old  the father of three and grandfather of five. The medical staff were employees of a for-profit medical care company  Conmed Health Management  which had been awarded the Virginia Beach contract by Ken Stolle in 2010 after donating to his campaign. Here’s a description of  Douglas Poole’s  suffering and death from the decision in the lawsuit filed by  his  sister.\n Plaintiff  has pleaded sufficient facts to show that jail employees may have violated plaintiff’s constitutional rights. Indeed  that  Mr. Poole  had known serious medical issues  that  he  was never provided  his  blood pressure medication  that  he  was turned away after complaining of headaches  sudden blindness  and an inability to walk  and that  his  care was so direly neglected that  he  ultimately died from lack of treatment may be sufficient to satisfy the low threshold of Rule 8(a)(2) in proving that jail staff acted indifferently toward  Mr. Poole’s  serious medical need.\nConmed  which according to the same legal decision had retained nearly all of the medical and nursing staff of the prior healthcare company  which itself had also come under scrutiny for providing sub-par medical care to inmates  ended up settling with the family out of court for $300 000. In 2011 and 2012  Conmed increased its annual donations from $1 000 to $2 500. That’s right   Douglas Poole ’s days of suffering and entirely preventable death did not cause Stolle to end the contract or refuse donations from Conmed.\nNow contrast the  Douglas Poole  tragedy with the crime of Kenneth Stolle  Jr.  Ken Stolle’s son and a Sheriff’s Deputy in Chesapeake. He was arrested for a DUI hit-and-run in Virginia Beach and got off with a $250 fine. Dad’s the Sheriff  Uncle Colin’s the county prosecutor: Connections can be the difference between life and death in Virginia Beach.",
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            "input": "-- Mitt Romney -LRB- @MittRomney -RRB- September 25 , 2017 . \nRomney said he had spoken with former Puerto Rican Gov. Luis Fortuño , who said the island is on the \"brink of humanitarian disaster .\" \nMeanwhile , Mitt Romney is among a number of high-profile political figures stepping in to fill the void .",
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            "input": "The woman  who is reportedly also a police officer  was visiting a Starbucks with her child when Sgt.  Bryan Klevens  approached the two with goodwill in  his  heart and money in  his  pocket  according to the Houston Chronicle .\nIn addition to being an officer at the Houston Police Department   Klevens  is also the owner of Prison Break Tattoos in Houston.\nWhat did  Klevens  do?\nDetailing his encounter   Klevens  wrote on Facebook  “As I walked into the Starbucks this morning outside of downtown and close to the studio  I noticed a young officer  full uniform  having coffee with her date.”\n Klevens  wrote that the young boy was drinking milk and chatting with his mother inside the store.\n“As I sat down at a table in front of them  it was obvious from conversation that she was waiting for the ex to pick up the kiddo for church ”  Klevens  wrote. “As I drank my coffee  the conversation turned to going to Disneyland. It was kind of one way as you can imagine … every sentence out of his mouth was about the NEED to go and he just HAD TO see Mickey.”\n Klevens  said that the young boy had everyone in the store cracking up with his antics.\n“As mom sat listening  her face was of understating ”  Klevens  wrote. “‘Baby  you know we have talked about this  and this year momma won’t be able to afford for us to go  but I’m gonna work like crazy so we can go next year.'”\n Klevens  said the little boy’s voice cracked as  he  told  his  mother  “I know … but I really wanna go.”\n“My voice cracked as I turned and handed her $1 500 out of my wallet to take her baby to  Disney ” Klevens  wrote. “I had the store manager in tears  as was mom  when I said take a few days off from the extra job and enjoy a short vacation with your date. Make sure I get pictures.”",
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            "input": "Student Joe Chermak said that in the spring of 2016  during the music department's student showcase  he saw another man whom he believed to be the 25-year-old's father  David Turpin  with several children in matching clothes.\n David Turpin   57  and Louise Turpin  49  have each been charged with 12 counts of torture  12 counts of false imprisonment  seven counts of abuse of a dependent adult and six counts of child abuse.  David Turpin  was also charged with one count of a lewd act on a child under the age of 14 by force  fear or duress. They have pleaded not guilty.\n Frederic J. Brown  Pool via Getty Images\nDavid Macher  a lawyer for David Turpin   told ABC News  \"What we would like the public to know is that our clients are presumed to be innocent and that’s a very important presumption.\"  He  added  \"We’re going to provide a vigorous defense.\"",
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            "input": "Sen. Al Franken Hit With Second Groping Allegation\nMinnesota  Democratic Sen. Al Franken  is facing a second allegation that  he  groped a woman without consent while her husband took a photo of her with the senator at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010.\n Franken  \"pulled me in really close  like awkward close  and as my husband took the picture   he  put  his  hand full-fledged on my rear \" said Lindsay Menz  who told her story to CNN. \"It wasn't around my waist. It wasn't around my hip or side. It was definitely on my butt \" she said.\nCNN confirmed the account with Menz's husband  mother and father  whom she told of the interaction at the time. CNN reports Menz also posted the photo on Facebook at the time and commented to her sister: \"Dude — Al Franken TOTALLY molested me! Creeper!\"\n\"I take thousands of photos at the state fair surrounded by hundreds of people  and I certainly don't remember taking this picture \"  Franken  told CNN in a statement. \"I feel badly that Ms. Menz came away from our interaction feeling disrespected.\"\nMenz told CNN that she came forward following broadcaster Leeann Tweeden's account of a 2006 interaction with  Franken  in which she alleges  he  forcibly kissed her and took a photo in which  he  appears to touch her chest while she is asleep.\n Franken  issued an apology to Tweeden last week and called for the Senate Ethics Committee to investigate the matter. Tweeden's account occurred before  Franken  was a senator  which cast some doubt on how the ethics panel would conduct an inquiry. However  Menz's 2010 account occurred while  Franken  was a first-term senator and clearly falls within the committee's jurisdiction to investigate.\n Franken  will largely be cut out of the PBS broadcast on Monday evening of this year's Mark Twain Prize ceremony honoring David Letterman. WETA  the PBS station based in the Washington  D.C.  area that produced the broadcast  said in a statement  \"PBS and WETA  the producing station  felt that the inclusion of  Senator Franken  in the broadcast at this time would distract from the show's purpose as a celebration of American humor.\"\nSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer have echoed the call for an ethics investigation. While an inquiry seems likely  the panel has not commented on the  Franken  matter yet.\nA  Franken  spokesperson told the Minnesota Star Tribune over the weekend that  Franken  has no plans to resign and that  he  is spending the Thanksgiving holiday in Washington  D.C.  with  his  family  \"and  he 's doing a lot of reflecting.\"\nThe allegations against  Franken  come as the Republican Party is grappling with allegations of sexual assault and other misconduct against Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore  ahead of a Dec. 12 special election. Moore is accused of a range of predatory behavior toward teenage girls as young as 14  including one allegation of sexual assault. Top Senate Republicans  including McConnell and longtime Alabama Sen. Richard Shelby  have called on Moore to get out of the race. Moore remains defiant  and the state GOP largely stands behind him  as does GOP Gov. Kay Ivey.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Peggy Humanick is probably thanking her lucky stars that  19-year-old Matt Cureton  was working at the Wendy’s in Fort Pierce  Fla.  on Monday.\nLucky for Peggy   Cureton  found her purse hanging off the back of a chair while  he  was bussing their table  and turned over the lost item to  his  manager  Betsy Hersha  to hold.\n“I just did what I would hope everyone would do in that situation ”  Cureton  told the Sun Sentinel. “If I lost my wallet I would hope someone would return it rather than taking from it. I try to live by that standard — the golden rule.”\nThe Humanicks then hopped in their car and headed straight back to Fort Pierce  where  Cureton  and Hersha were waiting.\n Cureton  was rewarded $100 by the Humanicks for  his  honesty  which Hersha says she had to convince  him  to take.\n“I hugged  him   I told  him  I’m very proud of  him   use the money on  himself  ” Hersha said.\n“It was very considerate of them  they were a very nice couple ”  he  said. “They didn’t have to give me anything.”\n Cureton  said  he  is working at the fast food chain to save money for college.  He  told the Sun Sentinel all of the reward money will go into  his  college savings.",
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            "input": "On Friday   Tyler Barriss  made  his  first court appearance and Sedgwick County District Court judge Faith Maughan set  his  bond at $500 000.  He  also was charged with giving false information in notifying emergency services and falsely reporting a felony.\n He  was arrested in South Los Angeles on Dec. 29  one day after Wichita police received a 911 call from a man saying  his  father had been shot in the head and that  he  was holding  his  mother and sibling at gunpoint.  The caller  also claimed gasoline was poured on the home and  he  “might just set it on fire.”\n Barriss  was extradited to Kansas and held in the Sedgwick County Jail on Thursday afternoon.  He  wrote in a financial affidavit that  he  hasn’t worked for six months.\n Barriss  reportedly called after a feud between between people playing Call of Duty on Dec. 28. Finch and  Barriss  had nothing to do with the game  police have said  but gamers involved asked  Barriss  to make the 911 call.\nOne week before the killing in Kansas   Barriss  was charged with mischief and fraud by police in Calgary  Canada  for a similar prank.\nIn an interview with KWCH TV   Barriss  said “I never intended for anyone to get shot and killed.”\n He  added: “There is no inspiration. I don’t get bored and just sit around and decide I’m going to make a SWAT call.”",
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            "input": "Waste Management is taking nearly all of the money it saved because of the lower corporate tax rate and reinvesting it back into the economy   CEO Jim Fish said Friday . Fish appeared on CNBC ' s \" Squawk Box \" and discussed the tax reform legislation that was signed into law before Christmas . \" We ' re a pretty good barometer for the economy because we see it on every segment of the economy   whether it ' s the industrial side or services side  \"  Fish  said . \" Right now   we ' re seeing a very good economy . \" We grew our revenue by over 6 percent last year   organically   in a 2 to 3 percent economy . We like what tax reform has done for us so far .\"  Fish  said  the Houston - based company  paid slightly over 36 percent of  its  2017 revenue on federal taxes   a figure he said will drop to roughly 26 percent under the new guidelines . \" The benefit to us was about $ 275 million  \"  Fish  said . \" We gave about $ 70 million back to employees through a bonus   and then we ' re spending an extra $ 150 [ million ] by accelerating some spending on trucks and some IT spends . So about three - quarters to 80 percent of it ' s gonna go back into the economy . And then we think it will benefit shareholders on the back end of the cycle .\" The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 25 percent in 2017 and   in the wake of the tax law ' s passage   had a strong start to 2018 . The market has been volatile in recent weeks   however   but Americans don ' t seem too worried about the losses .",
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            "input": "The Case\nNicki Minaj  posted an Instagram of  herself  in front of the distinctive blue-and-white Casper mattress box on Dec. 30 with this caption: “Love it @casper haven’t slept in daze.”\nCasper confirmed to BuzzFeed News in an email on Monday that it compensated  Nicki Minaj  to post about the mattress. It wasn’t just a gift —  she  was paid $$$.\nSo shouldn’t  she  have disclosed it was an ad in the caption? Casper said  “We asked that  she  include the proper disclosure (#ad) in  her  caption. After  she  posted  we reached out — early last week — to ask that  she  update the copy to clarify.”\nAs of yesterday afternoon   Minaj  had still not updated  her  post to say that  it  was an ad.  Her  record label did not reply to BuzzFeed News’ request for comment.",
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            "input": "The quickest turnaround in Michael Bisping's storied UFC career resulted in the quickest loss of his career  as he was knocked out in less than three minutes by  Kelvin Gastelum  on Saturday.\nFor Bisping (30-9)  it's his second loss in three weeks. The future Hall of Famer surrendered his middleweight title to Georges St-Pierre in a submission loss at UFC 217 in New York. He agreed to face  Gastelum  on short notice when his original opponent  Anderson Silva  was flagged with a potential doping violation.\n\"I just want to say congratulations to  Kelvin Gastelum  \" Bisping said. \"Job well done tonight. I was enjoying myself  and he caught me with a good shot.\nIt was the southpaw's stinging left hand that got the job done again on Saturday.  Gastelum  opened with a hard kick to the body  which certainly caught Bisping's attention. But the primary weapon in his offense has always been the left hand  which he landed shortly after slipping a right cross from Bisping.\nBisping's legs went out from under him on the shot  and  Gastelum  followed with strikes. Referee Marc Goddard stepped in immediately.\nAfterward   Gastelum  called out interim champion Robert Whittaker. Whittaker (19-4) won the interim title last summer and was expected to unify the belts against St-Pierre  however  St-Pierre has already expressed interest in moving down in weight.\n\"This is the biggest one of my career  \" Gastelum  said. \"I have a huge amount of respect for Bisping for stepping up.",
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            "input": "Terror victim Darren Drake’s father  struggled to say  his  final goodbye to  his  only child after a deeply emotional funeral service Monday.\nUnder cloudy skies   James Drake  said a brief prayer and placed roses on  his  32-year-old son’s wooden casket at Fairview Cemetery.\n He  patted the casket three times before stepping away to watch the body be lowered into the ground.\nEarlier  several hundred mourners filled the New Milford church in New Jersey to say farewell to the “gentle giant” who was killed on Oct. 31 while riding a CitiBike during a break from  his  job at Moody’s Investors Services in the World Trade Center.\n New Jersey grad student Darren Drake  killed in terror attack\n “Darren  was closely-knit in both  his  family and  his  community ” Father David Milliken told the mourners. “As a co-worker   he  was someone who was able to just get along with people.”\n Jimmy Drake (r.)  arrives for the funeral of  his  son  Darren Drake  in New Milford  N.J. (James Keivom/New York Daily News)\nLast Tuesday   Drake  was on a CitiBike listening to an audio book when he was hit by 29-year-old Sayfullo Saipov  who drove a rented Home Depot truck through the lower Manhattan bike lane.\n Darren Drake   terror victim  remembered as ' beautiful man'\nDrake  who worked as a project manager at Moody’s   took bike rides frequently in between meetings   his  family said.\nDarren Drake (SOCIAL MEDIA/REUTERS)\nDays after his death   Drake  received a book in the mail titled “Imagine Heaven: Near-Death Experiences  God’s Promises  and the Exhilarating Future That Awaits You ” Milliken said.\nPallbearers place  the casket of Darren Drake  into a hearse during  his  funeral. (James Keivom/New York Daily News)\n Drake   an only son  lived with his parents in their New Milford home. There  he frequently talked with them about the latest book he was reading  his family said. He also was a loyal Jets fan and wore a Gang Green cap in  his casket  during the wake.\nMourners console each other during the funeral of Darren Drake. (James Keivom/New York Daily News)",
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            "input": "The right-leaning Saskatchewan Party chose  Scott Moe  to replace Brad Wall as party leader and the province’s premier.  Moe  is expected to be sworn in as premier in the coming days.\n Moe  won the race after five rounds of voting  beating out five rivals who sought to replace Wall  who is retiring after serving as premier for a decade.\n Moe  will become premier as the province struggles to end budget deficits caused by steep declines in commodity prices.\n Moe   a former provincial environment minister  has vowed to continue to fight the Liberal government plan  saying it would do nothing to reduce carbon emissions while costing Saskatchewan’s economy more than C$2 billion ($1.6 billion).",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Kim Kardashian's family may be growing with baby No. 3  but  her  professional inner circle is shrinking.\n Kardashian  37   has cut ties with  her  longtime assistant  Stephanie Shepherd — just after  Kim  expressed  her  displeasure with Shepherd's cozy relationship with sister Kourtney.\nShepherd has been by  Kardashian 's side since 2013  when she scored the gig as  Kim 's assistant with a connection from former Pussycat Doll Robin Antin.\nSince joining the  Kardashian  crew  Shepherd's role has expanded — though it seems her attempt to assume more responsibility was ultimately what made  Kim  cut her loose.\n Kim Kardashian  accidentally reveals  her  new baby’s gender\n\" Kim  made a decision to let Stephanie go.  She  was a good assistant but when Stephanie wanted to transition into a larger role with  Kim 's brand and businesses  it just didn't work \" sources told People. \" Kim  gave  her  the chance but after a short period of time it became clear that Stephane just didn't have the knowledge to take on a role like that.  Kim  made an executive decision to part ways.\"\n Kim Kardashian  fired  her  longtime assistant Stephanie Shepherd. (Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for Full Picture)\nShepherd revealed in May that she'd been promoted to COO of Kardashian West Brands  and considered herself \" Kim 's liaison\" rather than her assistant.\nAnd though the formerly inseparable pair \"aren't really speaking\" at the moment  according to sources  Shepherd is likely still speaking to  Kim 's sister Kourtney.\nIn a recent episode of \"Keeping Up with the Kardashians \"  Kim  grilled Kourtney on  her  close relationship with Shepherd  which  Kim  deemed \"unprofessional.\"\nKim Kardashian says surrogacy is 'harder' than being pregnant\n\"Do you find it weird that you're like  'wifey' with my assistant?\"  Kim  asked Kourtney  who then asked if it bothered her.\n\"Kind of \"  Kim  responded. \"What if all of a sudden I became BFF with Megan? I think you would definitely be like  'That's weird.'\"\nKourtney then revealed that Shepherd had been confiding in her about her problems with working for  Kim .\n Kim Kardashian  drinks sardine smoothie to avoid tough question\nShepherd previously gushed about  her  relationship with Kourtney in a Refinery 29 profile.",
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            "input": "Northwestern athletics dodged a bullet on Bryant McIntosh’s knee injury. But not Clayton Thorson’s.\n Thorson  got carted off Friday in the Music City Bowl after making a 24-yard catch on a trick play.  He  immediately grabbed  his  right knee as Nissan Stadium hushed and teammates approached to offer encouragement.\nAfter the game NU coach Pat Fitzgerald said that a preliminary exam revealed “nothing overly alarming … I think  he  hyperextended it  from my vantage point.”\nBut subsequent tests revealed a tear and there is no timetable for  his  return. Surgery is expected in a few weeks. Torn ACLs typically have a 9- to 12-month recovery period.\n Thorson  announced Dec. 19 that  he  would return to Evanston for  his  fifth season and fourth as a starter. Had  he  been healthy and entered the NFL draft   he  figured to be a late-round pick.\nIf  Thorson  isn’t ready for NU’s Aug. 30 (Thursday night) season-opener at Purdue  Northwestern likely will turn to either TJ Green or Andrew Marty.\n Thorson ’s 27 victories as the starting quarterback are the most in NU history. The 6-foot-4  220-pound Wheaton North alumnus ranks second in program history in passing yards (7 513) and completions (688). He’s a career 57.4 percent passer and made third-team all-Big Ten in 2017.\n Clayton Thorson 's return gives NU a fourth-year starter at QB »",
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            "input": "Henda Ayari  a 39-year-old French Muslim author   says  she  was emboldened by all the French women outing and denouncing their sexual aggressors.\n\"I thought  these women are no different from  me  \" said  Ayari  in an interview with Le Parisian. \"I also have to denounce what he did to  me .\"\nSo this week  five years after the alleged incident   she  did just that.\n Her  alleged aggressor is Tariq Ramadan  a top scholar of Islam. The 55-year-old theologian's bona fides include being professor of contemporary Islamic studies at Oxford University.\n Ayari  says Ramadan assaulted and raped  her  when  she  turned up for a meeting with  him  in a hotel suite in Paris in 2012.  She  says  he  slapped  her  in the face when  she  resisted.\n\" He  told me I came for that  and I deserved what I got. That I didn't wear the veil  so I was a prostitute \" she told Le Parisian.\n Ayari  says  it  never entered  her  mind that  she  was in any danger when  she  went to  his  room. \"I considered  him  like a father figure \"  she  said.",
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            "input": "Weeks after proposing to  Becca Kufrin   Arie revealed that he missed Lauren Burnham  the show's runner-up. His feelings led to the two calling off their engagement and Luyendyk looking to rekindle his romance with Burnham.\n Kufrin  then came on last night's after-show and revealed what  it  was like to be dumped in that way  saying  she  \"cried for probably four days straight.\"\n She 's now opening up to People magazine about the heartbreak  calling the split on national TV  \"a slap in the face.\"\n\"At the end of the day  I don’t think he thought through everything of how ending things with Lauren would be  how being engaged to me would be and what breaking up with me and going back to  her  would be \"  she  told the magazine. \"I don’t think he thought it through  but I don’t think he did it maliciously to break my heart.\"\nStill  while  she  doesn't have any ill will towards Arie   she  said \"I never thought for a million years that once the going started to get tough that he would throw in the towel and jump ship and say  'Oh sorry  I changed my mind.'\"\n She  also didn't think the cameras needed to be involved in their breakup.\n\"There was a better and more tactful way to do it \"  she  said. \"A breakup is hard enough  and to have it all filmed and have to re-watch it and know that people all across the country are watching you get your heart broken  it is embarrassing ... It was like a slap in the face.\"\n She  continued  \"I wish he hadn’t proposed. At that point  I loved him and I wanted to be with him. Even if on that last day  he said  'I’m still uncertain  this is a big move  I don’t want to get down on one knee unless I’m 1 000 percent sure  but I still want to be with you ' I would have been fine with that.\"\nAll in all   she  said  she  has no hard feelings for Burnham  either  and if the two work out   she  wants them to be happy.\n\"At the end of the day  I do forgive him \"  she  added.\n\"I think all of our hearts are breaking for  Becca  and you know  Becca  said it best   she  had to mourn the loss of this relationship \" he added.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "MANILA  Philippines -- Human rights groups condemned  the Philippine president  on Tuesday for saying that troops should shoot female communist rebels in the genitals to render them \"useless \" which they said could encourage sexual violence and war crimes. The left-wing group Karapatan said  President Rodrigo Duterte  \"has distinguished himself as a frothing-in-the-mouth fascist who incites the worst violations of international humanitarian law.\"\n Duterte 's remarks \"are but the latest of the series of this madman's display of tyranny  lunacy and machismo \" Karapatan Secretary General Cristina Palabay said.\nIn a rambling speech before surrendered communist rebels   Duterte  spoke about the futility of their decades-old insurgency and how  his  administration can help them return to normal life.\n Duterte  asked why even women join the insurgency and abandon their families.\nAt one point   he  said without elaborating: \"Tell the soldiers. There's a new order coming from the mayor. We won't kill you. We will just shoot your vagina so that ... if there is no vagina  it would be useless.\"\n Duterte  spoke in the Bisaya dialect. An official transcript of the president's speech issued by the government omitted the word \"vagina\" and expletives from his remarks.\nA longtime mayor of southern Davao city  where he built a reputation for his extra-tough approach to criminality and his brash  often sex-laden remarks   Duterte  has acknowledged  his  rough ways but suggested many Filipinos have come to accept  him .\nWestern governments and human rights watchdogs have expressed alarm over  his  crackdown on illegal drugs  which has left thousands of mostly poor suspects dead.  He  has lashed out at critics  including European governments  which  he  told Monday \"to go to hell\" for imposing conditions on financial aid.\n Duterte  said  he  has told European officials  he  won't attend an upcoming meeting between Southeast Asian and European leaders.\n\"They say that I have a bad mouth. It's true. They say that I'm not a statesman  not fit for a president  and that's true  \" Duterte  said in a speech Monday  referring to  his  critics. \"But the problem here is that I won.\"\nSteve Rood  a Manila-based political analyst  said many Filipinos like  Duterte 's unorthodox style and his charm when he talks to them in an intimate way  as if his speeches were not being broadcast.\nWith crime easing and recent public surveys showing satisfaction with  Duterte 's administration  the president's opponents may do better if they focus on issues such as traffic jams in the capital and rising rice prices  he said.",
            "output": [
                "Rodrigo Duterte"
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            "input": "A group of NFL owners led by Jerry Jones  the Dallas Cowboys owner   are reportedly making moves to stall the contract extension of commissioner Roger Goodell  and  they ’re citing the mishandling of player protests among  their  reasons.\nHow are  the owners  pushing against Goodell?\nAccording to the New York Times’ Ken Belson   Jones  has hired a powerful lawyer and threatened to sue the NFL over Goodell’s contract extension.\n Jones  is angry because of the suspension of Cowboys’ running back Ezekiel Elliot over allegations of domestic violence  and also over mismanagement of the controversy stemming from player protests during the national anthem.\n Jones  also tried to thread the needle over the protests by appearing on field with  his  players to kneel before the national anthem was sung  and then standing together during the anthem. Afterward  he  said that any player who would be seen protesting during the anthem would be benched.",
            "output": [
                "Jerry Jones"
            ]
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            "input": "Corinthians striker Ronaldo expressed the need for his team to hire another striker for the 2011 season on Friday.\n Foreseeing a year in which he will not be able to play in every game  the striker stated that the team needs a strong striker.\n Ronaldo guaranteed that he will continue to play with Corinthians in 2011. However  he warned that next year's schedule will be rigorous and that he will most likely be unable to play in as many games as he would like.\n With tournaments such as the Libertadores Cup  Ronaldo demanded that Corinthians acquire a striker of high caliber.\n Insistent  Ronaldo returned to cite the name of long-time friend Adriano. However  Adriano recently rejected the possible transaction  claiming that he is content with this Italian club Roma. Nevertheless  Ronaldo returned to say that Adriano's integration with Corinthians depends entirely on his own will.\n Ronaldo claims that the current cast of strikers at Corinthians is unfit to replace him. He envisions Adriano as the perfect addition to the club next year  not only to fill in for him in his times of absence  but also to create a formidable duo on the attack.\n Listening to Ronaldo's request  Corinthians is looking to Argentina to supply a striker for next year. The club is currently observing striker Juan Martinez of Velez Sarsfield as a possible addition.\nCorinthians\n Foreseeing a year in which he will not be able to play in every game  the striker stated that the team needs a strong striker.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "As frigid air temperatures and wintry conditions move into the area for the season  a key part of the work that Justine Janis does at the Evanston Public Library becomes even more critical: working with homeless individuals.\n\"As it started getting colder there were new faces  new people coming in \" said  Justine Janis  an employee of Presence Behavioral Health who is assigned to the main library in downtown Evanston .\nSince then  she 's become a go-to for librarians and other staff who typically are the first contact for patrons as they enter the halls of the library  whether in need for a place to warm up or assistance in another way.\nAt a training in October  where  Janis  discussed the needs of and best ways to communicate with homeless patrons  staff described  Janis  as a lynch pin who can help them connect visitors in need with the public and social services that can help them.\nAbout 25 libraries nationwide employ social workers  and the small-but-growing group holds a regular conference call to discuss the issues they're facing and brainstorm ways to address them  among other concerns   Janis  said.\nBut it's harder to help homeless patrons when there are limited overnight shelters in Evanston to refer them to   Janis  said.  She  hopes the interfaith group will consider opening on nights that drop to 20 degrees  but knows finding volunteers to staff those overnight shifts is hard.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Little evidence has surfaced yet that the protests are organized or have spawned any opposition leaders. It is too early to tell how long the protesters can keep the pressure on the regime to change. In their endeavors  however  it is precisely to Latin America that Iranian protesters should look for guidance – in Iran’s ally Venezuela  where nearly a year of daily protests did nothing to stop  socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro  from consolidating  his  power.\nWhere Venezuela’s street protesters succeeded in attracting international attention  the government’s official opposition failed by adopting policies that enabled the regime. For years  the Democratic Unity Roundtable (MUD)  a Venezuelan opposition coalition led by socialists  attempted to engage in dialogue with the regime. Venezuela saw minimal protests throughout 2016 largely because the opposition leadership was too busy in “dialogues” with  Maduro  that resulted in no concrete changes in the country. It happened again last year  when  Maduro  called for a round of elections in which  he  decreed who could run for office and controlled the institutions counting the votes.\nThe protesters on the streets rejected  Maduro’s  mockery of democracy. The MUD participated  losing a number of member parties along the way. By November  the MUD had called for another round of talks with the government  and protests in the country were all but unheard of.\nVenezuela’s protesters only met half of this challenge. As noted above  the opposition appeared united only in their rejection of  Maduro . Some leaders of the opposition were socialists and demanded only that elections occur – without specifying that they be free and fair. Others identified the socialist system as the problem and have demanded a full overhaul of Venezuela’s institutions to create a free and democratic capitalist state. Yet more leaders demanded individual fixes  like the liberation of political prisoners or humanitarian aid for the hungry. Outside of “no more  Maduro  ” the opposition’s message was  and  sadly  continues to be  a mess.",
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            "input": "As the White House and GOP prepared to reveal the first details of its tax plan , Texas Sen. Ted Cruz told the FOX Business Network that Republicans should pursue \"Reagan-style\" tax cuts for individuals and small businesses to boost U.S. economic growth . \nCruz believes it will take at least a couple months to get a consensus in Congress . \nCruz , a proponent of a flat tax , argued for a single rate on individual wages when he was a contender in the 2016 Republican presidential primaries . \nCruz , speaking in an interview with Maria Bartiromo on \"Mornings with Maria ,\" argued that a tax plan that promotes \"growth , fairness and simplicity\" will bring an end to a period of slow growth . \nI think it 's important to have it in there ,\" Cruz said . \n\"If you want to see Reagan-era economic growth , if you want to see booming GDP -LSB- and -RSB- small businesses growing , you 've got to have Reagan-style tax cuts ,\" Cruz said Wednesday , adding that tax reform led by President Ronald Reagan spurred \"China-level numbers\" for economic growth . \nCruz said broad tax cuts will help the U.S. return to 3 % - plus GDP growth . \nCruz also said Congress has been unable to agree on slashing government spending , leaving tax cuts as the best way to lower deficits .",
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            "input": "Lawrence Argent  stands under  \"I See What You Mean\"  a 40 foot tall sculpture of a blue bear that peers into the east windows of the Colorado Convention Center. (RJ SANGOSTI/THE DENVER POST)\n Lawrence Argent   a sculptor whose monumental  brightly colored works — including a 40-foot bear of lapis lazuli blue  perched on  its  hind legs and peering inside the Denver convention center — brought a sense of lighthearted wonder to public spaces on two continents  died Oct. 4 at a hospital in Denver.  He  was 60.\n Mr. Argent   a onetime medical student in Australia who went on to lead the sculpture program at the University of Denver  spent more than three decades creating playful photographs  sculptures and art installations  often featuring found objects and what  Mr. Argent  called “an edge of humor.”\nHanging two blood-red street sweeper brushes together   he  formed a testicular work  he  titled “Cojones” (1999). Pairs of antique women’s gloves  framed side by side in polyester resin  created a “Library of Applause” (1994)  and the birth of his sons inspired a series of abstract  250-pound bronze and marble sculptures in the shape of pacifiers.\n Mr. Argent  became best known as a whimsical artist of the public realm beginning with “I See What You Mean ” erected just outside the Colorado Convention Center in 2005. Commonly known as “the big blue bear ” the work has become an emblem of hip  21st-century Denver  though its construction initially led some friends to ask whether  Mr. Argent  was now working for Disney.\n“Leap ” a glass and aluminum sculpture of a rabbit that  Mr. Argent  completed at the Sacramento International Airport in 2011. (Rich Pedroncelli/AP)",
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            "input": "Former \"Access Hollywood\" host  Billy Bush  appeared on CBS' \"The Late Show With Stephen Colbert\" Monday night in his first interview that  Bush  has done since Donald Trump became president and since Mr. Trump has publicly denied that it was not his voice.  Bush  said  he  was \"infuriated\" when  he  learned President Trump didn't take responsibility for the 2005 recording.  Bush  also mentioned  he  \"would have called the FBI\" had  he  known \"there was a man detailing a sexual assault strategy.\"\n\"Last week  he  [Mr. Trump] came out saying 'that's not my voice on the tape ' \" Bush  said. \"Like I said ... you can't say that ... that is your voice ... I was there ... you were there ... that's your voice on the tape.\"\n Bush  then went on to say: \"Then you got 20 women at the time -- I don't know what the exact number is because there is more -- but 20 women who used their names. We've got powerful people being held accountable now and sometimes there are anonymous sources. All of these women came out with their names and told their detailed accounts. So when  he  said this ... it infuriated me on the personal front and then I ended up Googling and I read an article with all of these women's accounts -- when that article came out it was 13 days after I was fired so I was in my own personal shock -- fight or flight -- and so I never really read it all the way.\"\n He  continued: \"20 women don't get together and say  'Hey you know what would be really fun? Let's take down a powerful guy together ... haha.' No they don't ... and I say you're reopening wounds on them too. Enough's enough ... stop playing around with people's lives.\" The audience then cheered and clapped. \"That upset me ... so I wrote!\"\n\"Enough's enough. Stop playing around with people's lives\":  Billy Bush  slammed Pres. Trump over the infamous \"Hollywood Access\" tape again  this time on @colbertlateshow [Link] pic.twitter.com/fu4y5Vm0W3 â CBS News (@CBSNews) December 5  2017\nMoments later  \"Late Show\" rebroadcast a portion of the \"Access Hollywood\" tape and got  Bush 's reaction almost a year and half later to Mr. Trump's boasting of grabbing \"women by the p****.\"\n\"The first time I ever heard it was about three days before it leaked ... and so it was like a gut punch ... and it's a gut punch now ... it will always be  \" Bush  said. \"At the time  it was 2005 and  his  ratings went through the roof.  He  was the big star of NBC and I sort of equated what  he  was saying to some kind of crass standup act.\"\nWhen Colbert pointed out that there was no audience   Bush  said that  he  and the crew on the bus were Mr. Trump's audience.\n\" He  was just regaling the seven guys on there and doing  his  bit \"  he  said.  Bush  continued  \"If I had thought there was a man detailing a sexual assault strategy  I would have called the FBI  not just reported to my executive producer  so that was it for  me .\"\n Bush  added that  he  was with Mr. Trump \"all the time\" because \"The Apprentice\" was doing so well.\n\"Like I wrote in the op-ed  I think a lot of us were complicit ... everyone kind of had to kiss the ring of The Donald because he was making so much money for NBC ... so I was with him all the time \"  Bush  told Colbert.\n Bush  then explained how  he  felt shame with  his  behavior being associated with Mr. Trump.\nColbert cross-examined  Bush  on the contents of the \"Access Hollywood\" tape and asked what it meant when Mr. Trump said  \"I moved on her like a b***h  but I couldn't get there.\"\n Bush  said  he  was confused as well. \"I think  he  meant [ himself ] ... which I was totally confused and backwards.  He  gets going and I don't think  he  really knows \"  he  said.\nColbert cracked  \"'I took her furniture shopping.' Does that seem like common foreplay to you? \"\nBush  said one very sobering moment was after  he  checked  himself  into a a soul-searching retreat center in California to \"get better  be a better man\" the day Mr. Trump was being sworn in as president. He said as he checked into his cabin  he saw a TV screen with Mr. Trump on it.",
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            "input": "After a long period of sobriety   Charles Henry Mosley III  lost  his  life  on November 9th  2017  due to the disease of addiction. We’re sharing the manner in which  he  passed  in the hopes that it might serve as a warning or wake up call or beacon to anyone else struggling to fight for sobriety.\n Mosley  joined Faith No More in 1983 and sang on the band’s first two studio albums  1985’s ”We Care a Lot” and 1987’s ”Introduce Yourself.”\nIn the process   he  helped pioneer the genre of California funk-metal  including the use of rap-style cadences in songs  according to Stereogum.\n Mosley  was fired from the band in 1988. The band went on to reach its highest level of popularity with singer Mike Patton in the early ’90s. After his firing   Mosley  sued his former Faith No More bandmates  claiming  he  was due a partnership stake  according to Billboard.\nThe two parties eventually settled out of court and  Mosley  had a stint as frontman for the pioneering punk-reggae band Bad Brains.\nIn recent years   Mosley  toured as a solo artist  but occasionally sat in with Faith No More during that band’s 2016 reunion tour  according to Metal Injection.\n Mosley  is survived by is survived by Pip Logan   his  long-term partner  two daughters  and a grandson.",
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            "input": "NEW YORK (AP)  — Lowell Hawthorne   the founder and CEO of Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery and Grill  has died in New York City. He was 57.\nThe city's medical examiner's said  Hawthorne  shot himself in the head at his Bronx factory on Saturday.\n Hawthorne  started the successful Caribbean fast food chain in 1989 by selling Jamaican beef patties  jerk chicken and breads.  He  built the business into a national franchise with more than 120 restaurants in nine states.\n Hawthorne  once appeared in an episode of CBS' \"Undercover Boss.\" At the time of  his  death  his  company was planning on building a new $37 million headquarters in Rockland County.\n\" He  was a nice boss  a wonderful guy \" longtime employee Everald Woods told the Daily News. \" He 's the kind of guy you want to work for for that long.  He  takes care of  his  employees.\"",
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            "input": "The Rainy Day Foundation advertises that it can help lenders remain in the FHA's good graces. For a fee of about $600 per borrower  paid by lenders  home builders and real estate firms to cover the cost of making mortgage payments for distressed borrowers  the group promises to limit defaults during the two years after a loan is made  the period watched most closely by the FHA. Rick Del Sontro  chief executive of the Rainy Day Foundation  said in an interview that his group provides an important service to borrowers and lenders.\n Del Sontro said in the interview that his nonprofit benefits borrowers  lenders and the FHA by helping people deal with unexpected financial setbacks.\n \"The first financial challenge that hits (borrowers) can be potentially disastrous \" Del Sontro said. \"And that's why we created the Rainy Day program.\"\n Del Sontro did not respond to subsequent voice-mail messages requesting comment on Rainy Day's marketing techniques and on the Justice Department's allegations about the group. In response to one of three text messages sent to him by a reporter  he wrote  \"I am not familiar with the allegations so I can't really comment on them.\"\n Del Sontro said in an interview that from the beginning he regarded Rainy Day's services primarily as a way for lenders to reduce defaults  particularly during the first two years after a loan was made  the critical period tracked by HUD in its database of lender performance. Del Sontro said his group's services were also valuable to lenders for another reason: because loans often were sold to investors with the promise of a reimbursement in the event of an early default.\n \"We thought of the program as a risk mitigation tool for lenders \" Del Sontro said. Before launching his nonprofits  Del Sontro worked as senior vice president of franchise and sales development for Cendant Real Estate  a unit of the New York-based conglomerate Cendant Corp. That company split up after disclosing accounting irregularities in 1998.",
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            "input": "One aim of Ford's \"Team Edison\" is to identify and develop electric-vehicle partnerships with other companies  including suppliers  in some markets  according to  Sherif Marakby   vice president of autonomous vehicles and electrification.\nGlobal demand for electric vehicles has \"a significant potential to increase\" as governments implement EV mandates and quotas   Marakby  said in an interview.\n He  said the group will be based in the Detroit area and work with regional Ford vehicle electrification teams in China and Europe.\n Marakby  said Team Edison \"will look holistically at the electric vehicle market.\"\nFord has not altered its previously announced plan to spend $4.5 billion over five years on electrified vehicles  including plug-in hybrids   Marakby  said.\n He  declined to say how many new electric vehicles Ford expects to add in the future.",
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            "input": "\"The best result of the global climate talks may be a solution that dissatisfies every one but is accepted by all \" he said. \"To reach the result  every party needs compromise and work to find the biggest common ground. If one country refuses to do anything and ask others to do many  this is definitely not acceptable.\"\n When asked about one of the most controversial issue on how to manage the fast start fund  Xie said  as a developing country  China is fully qualified to receive funds and technical supports from developed countries.\n \"But  provided that the amount of current fast start fund is much less than what developing countries need  China would not compete with those who need the money most such as the least developing countries and island countries \" he said.\n Countries like China can do a great deal  and have made very clear that they intend to do a great deal  he told reporters.\n \"It (China) has made commitment that was made on a series of actions on intensity  on renewable energy and on forests that are examples of what a really powerful country with enormous commitment can deliver \" he said.\n Xie Zhenhua said China will also provide as much assistance to these countries as it is able to  through South-South cooperation.\n \"We are not only saying it but have also begun doing it. In the past few years  we have provided training programs to people from least developed countries and worked with them in programs to cope with climate changes \" Xie said.\n However  Xie strongly argued that developed countries should actually add new money in the fast start fund as a majority of current identified fast start fund was in fact included in the existing Official Development Assistance (ODA).\n \"I think it is very very odd to have a negotiating process when you reach an agreement and a day after the agreement is done  you dismiss it as irrelevant. We don't think that's fair \" he said.\n \"So just for climate change  we made a commitment almost double all of the world's assistance. So an enormous commitment was made in Copenhagen  and I think no one seemed that \" he said.\n Commenting on the idea of a new way outside the United Nations raised by the United States  Xie said China will stick to the principle of reaching consensus through broad consultation.\n The U.S. proposal of small group discussions where decisions are made by some major countries will not be accepted by a majority of countries  though the current UN talks do face the problem of low efficiency  he said.\n \"We think that small group discussions can supplement the UN talks \" he said.\n China suggested to hold minister-level talks of some representative countries where they can close the difference at the UN talks and reach common understanding. The results of such talks can be brought back to the UN talks and speed up the broad consultation  he said.\n \"We should learn the lesson from the Copenhagen Accord reached after negotiations by some countries while many others did not think they participate in the consultation and refused to accept it \" he said.",
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            "input": "\"He used to appear invincible \" McDowell noted after he delivered two brilliant clutch putts and beat Woods at the first hole of sudden death at Sherwood Country Club on Sunday.\n Plenty of talk swirled around Woods in 2010  and much of it had less to do with his golf game than with the revelations of marital infidelity that exploded in November of 2009.\n By August his marriage was over  he had lost millions in endorsement deals and for the first time since he turned pro  Woods finished a season without a victory.\n But Woods admitted that the off-course turmoil affected him and he also struggled to get to grips with the swing changes he was implementing with coach Sean Foley.\nTiger Woods' bid to end a tumultuous year with a victory at his World Challenge fell short  but Graeme McDowell predicted the US star will again be a dominant force in golf - and soon.\n \"He used to appear invincible \" McDowell noted after he delivered two brilliant clutch putts and beat Woods at the first hole of sudden death at Sherwood Country Club on Sunday.\n \"Of course he has made himself appear more human in the last 12 months... But there's something a bit special about his golf game and I fully expect that mystique to return as the golf clubs start doing the talking again.\"\n Plenty of talk swirled around Woods in 2010  and much of it had less to do with his golf game than with the revelations of marital infidelity that exploded in November of 2009.\n By August his marriage was over  he had lost millions in endorsement deals and for the first time since he turned pro  Woods finished a season without a victory.\n He played only 15 stroke-play events worldwide and got a nod as a captain's pick for the US Ryder Cup team.\n But Woods admitted that the off-course turmoil affected him and he also struggled to get to grips with the swing changes he was implementing with coach Sean Foley.\n A storming singles triumph on the last day of the Ryder Cup as well as a six- under final round at the Australian Masters in November were signs that his game was coming together.\n But it wasn't until this week that Woods was able to put it together for multiple rounds.\n \"I've played well in stretches  now the stretches are lasting longer \" Woods said. \"It was just a few holes and then it became nine holes. First day it was all 18 holes.\n \"So it was progress ... I'm just really excited about this off-season \" Woods added. \"I haven't been that way in a while.\"",
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            "input": "Democratic leader Sen. Dick Durbin  is retreating from  his  threats to block federal spending unless the GOP agrees to  his  no-strings DREAM Act amnesty â but is now trying to find GOP allies for an amnesty which includes token border-security measures.\nThe retreat was called during  his  December 10 appearance on âFace the Nation â where  Durbin  was reminded of  his  prior claim that âIâm not prepared to go home for the holidays until we get our work done.â In response  the second-ranking Democrat in the Senate said the amnesty is just one of several issues in the budget debate  effectively dropping his amnesty-or-shutdown threat:\n Durbin âs fallback tactic is reviving the âGang of Eightâ group with several new GOP Senators to demand an amnesty in exchange for a few symbolic border security measures  such as extra video cameras.  His  plan was highlighted by a report in TheDenverChannel.com.\nThe new discussion involves pairing the Dream Act with some border security measures in an attempt to pass a bipartisan solution for the undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children  three Senate aides told Denver7 in interviews this week⦠Sens. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.)  Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) and  Democratic Whip Dick Durbin  (D-Ill.)  who were all part of the bipartisan âGang of Eightâ that passed a comprehensive immigration reform package through the Senate in 2013  are leading the discussions  according to the three aides with knowledge of the talks⦠Two of the Senate aides also told Denver7 that Republican Sens. Cory Gardner of Colorado and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina were involved in the talks. Graham was also a member of the âGang of Eightâ and is the sponsor of this yearâs version of the Dream Act â¦\nThe âGang of Eightâ proved to be a political disaster for  Durbin  and for Sen. Chuck Schumer  the two leaders of the project. It was introduced in 2013 and it generated massive national opposition which helped cost the Democrats nine seats in 2014. In 2016  real-estate investor Donald Trump used the issue to win the GOP nomination and the Presidency  sending Schumer and  Durbin  back into the minority.\nPresident Donald Trump is expected to reject  Durbin âs new pitch. On October 8  Trump announced his popular immigration principles  which include making E-Verify mandatory  plus ending chain-migration and the visa-lottery. The biggest element in Trumpâs plan is ending chain-migration  which would raise Americansâ salaries by halving the inflow of legal immigrant workers.\nGOP Senators are wary of  Durbin âs project. For example   Durbin  claimed Sunday that GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski backs an amnesty for the 3 million young illegals  usually dubbed âdreamersâ by Democrats and the media.  Durbin  told âFace the Nationâ that:\nColoradoâs Sen. Cory Gardner has kept a low profile in the debate  but he announced in September that he supported  Durbin âs no-strings DREAM Act amnesty:\nWhen asked about  Durbin âs plan  Gardnerâs office gave an evasive answer to TheDenverChannel.com:\nOther GOP Senators denied any role when Breitbart asked them if they were working with  Durbin . âThat is absolutely not true â said Megan Taylor  a spokeswoman for Nevada GOP Sen. Dean Heller. âThat is not accurate â said Brook Ramlet  a spokeswoman for Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst.\nGOP Sen. Lindsey Graham created the Gang of Eight in late 2012 and is now working with both rivals groups headed by Grassley and  Durbin . When recently asked about Grassleyâs plan â which only offers three-year work permits to 690 000 DACA illegals â Graham insisted that the larger population of 3 million younger illegals must get citizenship.\nSen. Marco Rubioâs office did not respond to questions from Breitbart News about possible talks with  Durbin .  His  presidential hopes were destroyed by  his  support of the Gang of Eight deal which would have reduced Americans salaries while increasing Wall Street stock-values  according to a 2013 report by the Congressional Budget Office.",
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            "input": "The armed forces officially took over Rio's police on Friday under a decree signed by President Michel Temer.\n Temer 's extraordinary decree came after Rio's governor asked for federal help following an exceptionally violent Carnival. During the holiday  there were several muggings  armed robberies and violent confrontations.\n Temer  met Monday with ministers and lawmakers to discuss the intervention.\nHours before Congress was to take up the measure  an opposition party asked the Supreme Court to suspend the vote  saying  Temer  had not followed the rules for issuing such a decree and saying the move had \"political and electoral motivations.\" No ruling had come from the top court by the time the session began.\n Temer  and  his  ministers have gone to great lengths to emphasize that the president is ultimately in charge of the operation  providing civilian oversight of the military. That reflects deep unease in a society where many still remember the 1964-1985 military regime.",
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            "input": "caption  Susan Collins  and Donald Trump source Kevin Lamarque/Reuters\n Sen. Susan Collins of Maine  announced Monday that  she  will vote “no” on the latest Republican healthcare bill  all but surely ending the latest effort to repeal and replace Obamacare.\n Collins  joins Sens. John McCain and Rand Paul in opposition  and since two GOP members could oppose the bill for it to pass  the bill is likely dead.  The Maine senator  also opposed the previous iterations of the Republican healthcare bills  helping to end that push in July.\n“Sweeping reforms to our health care system and to Medicaid can’t be done well in a compressed time frame  especially when the actual bill is a moving target ” said a statement from  Collins . “Today  we find out that there is now a fourth version of the Graham-Cassidy proposal  which is as deeply flawed as the previous iterations.”\n Collins  pointed to three primary issues with the bill that caused  her  to oppose it:\nCuts to Medicaid  estimated at roughly $1 trillion from 2020 to 2036  by shifting to a block grant system: “This would have a devastating impact to a program that has been on the books for 50 years and provides health care to our most vulnerable citizens  including disabled children and low-income seniors ”  Collins  said.Weakened protections for people with pre-existing conditions: “Some states could allow higher premiums for individuals with pre-existing conditions  potentially making their insurance unaffordable.”Health insurance coverage losses: “Third  physicians  patient advocates  insurers  and hospitals agree that both versions of this legislation would lead to higher premiums and reduced coverage for tens of millions of Americans ” said the statement.\n Collins  also said that despite the recent change by the authors of the Graham-Cassidy bill to include more money for  her  state in their formula for the new block grants  the overall cut was still too great for  her  to stomach. Additionally   Collins  took issue with the seat-of-the-pants changes to the formula that lead to  her  state gaining more money.\n“But even more important  if Senators can adjust a funding formula over a weekend to help a single state  they could just as easily adjust that formula in the future to hurt that state ”  Collins  wrote. “This is simply not the way that we should be approaching an important and complex issue that must be handled thoughtfully and fairly for all Americans.”\nSen. Bill Cassidy  one of the authors of the new proposal  was frank about the prospects for the bill if  Collins  was not on board during an appearance with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer just hours before the announcement.\n“If you lose  Susan Collins   it’s over right?” asked Blitzer.",
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            "input": "It was a gamble  but polling suggested it might be working. His opponent  Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam  saw his lead over Gillespie erode over the past few weeks.  Trump  weighed in for Gillespie in a series of tweets and with automated Election Day phone calls encouraging turnout.\n.@EdWGillespie will totally turn around the high crime and poor economic performance of VA. MS-13 and crime will be gone. Vote today  ASAP! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 7  2017\n Trump  wasted no time in distancing  himself  from Gillespie  enjoying the spaciousness of  his  now-280-character tweets.\nEd Gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me or what I stand for. Don’t forget  Republicans won 4 out of 4 House seats  and with the economy doing record numbers  we will continue to win  even bigger than before! —  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 8   2017\nWe’ve noted before that  Trump  has an insurance premium against any calls for  his  impeachment.  His  popularity with Republicans has slipped since the beginning of  his  presidency  but  he ’s still very popular with them  particularly more conservative members of  his  party. (Per Gallup  more than 9 in 10 conservative Republicans approve of  Trump .) Because Republican Party primaries see an overrepresentation of conservatives  that meant that Republicans eager to win reelection to Congress were less likely to turn on the president.\n Trump’s  tweet distancing  himself  from Gillespie sugarcoats the election in a way that may make  Trump  feel better but probably isn’t fooling anyone on Capitol Hill.  His  claim that the GOP won four of four federal races misses a few important points. The first is that those races were in Republican-held districts. The second is that the Democrats saw big gains in most of those races relative to past elections. The third is that the figure is actually four of five;  Trump  likes to ignore a race in California won by the Democrats.\nBut it also does something very dangerous for  Trump  right now. It shows  yet again  that  he  isn’t loyal to  his  political partners.\nWe’ve seen this before. When  Trump  backed the House effort to repeal and replace Obamacare (having no plan of  his  own)   he  responded to  its  passage by declaring the bill to be “mean” — as though  he  hadn’t previously claimed it was nearly without flaws. (It was health care  not immigration  that was the big issue in Virginia  according to exit polls. Northam won among voters concerned about health care by a more than 3-to-1 margin.) Even before Election Day in Alabama earlier this year   Trump  began to distance  himself  from  his  preferred candidate Republican Senate primary  Luther Strange  hinting that  he  had perhaps made a mistake — a shift that was certainly informed by polls showing a likely Strange loss. When that happened   Trump  deleted some of  his  tweets of endorsement.\nStrange’s campaign  unlike Gillespie’s  didn’t embrace Trumpist politics such as the threat of the gang MS-13.  He  tried to win as a more typical establishment conservative  to no avail. Gillespie tried to more directly embrace  Trump  politics — and lost badly. And then saw  Trump  turn on him.\nThink of the message that  Trump  has sent to Republicans. Stand with him on policy and have him bad-mouth what you passed. Embrace his endorsement and see a loss followed by  Trump  playing down his support. Embrace his endorsement and his politics  and see a loss followed by actual criticism. These are all one-offs — but politics generally suffers from a small sample size from which to draw conclusions  and no one spends more time trying to draw conclusions than politicians.\nBannon’s track record in electoral politics? He helped  Trump  lose the popular vote and win the electoral college in 2016. He embraced Luther Strange’s opponent after Strange was trailing. And now he watched the “Trump-Stewart talking points” lead nowhere.\nOn its home page  Breitbart also championed  Trump ’s argument that Gillespie should have embraced him more robustly. That’s a flawed theory.  Trump  is very unpopular in Virginia  and Northam won among those who disapprove of  Trump  by a 7-to-1 margin  according to preliminary exit polls. A third of voters said their vote in the race was meant to send a message of opposition to  Trump  — twice as many as said it was a message of support.\nWhat’s more   Trump  made  his  feelings clear. Those who wanted to vote for  Trump’s  candidate knew who that candidate was. As in Alabama  voters went in another direction.\nIt’s critical to remember that Democrats were supposed to win this race  albeit not necessarily by as wide a margin as they did. Democrats hold the governor’s mansion and Hillary Clinton won by five points last year.  Trump  could have congratulated Gillespie on a hard-fought race and noted the uphill battle. Instead   he  decided to try to spin the loss to  his  advantage.\nIt’s unlikely that many Republicans worried about next November will be convinced by  Trump ’s argument. Instead  they’re likely to take another lesson:  Trump  can’t deliver a victory for you when you’re trailing  and neither can Trumpism. (In fact  there’s every reason to think that  Trump  was the liability that  his  poll numbers would suggest  with Gillespie doing fine in western Virginia but getting beaten badly in more-Democratic Northern Virginia.) Nor will  Trump  stand with you should things go south.\nIf  next summer  the question of  Trump ’s fate as president is raised  how might Republicans in center-right districts be expected to evaluate that decision?",
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            "input": "Actor Alec Baldwin  discussed rampant allegations of sexual misconduct with Megyn Kelly on her NBC morning show Thursday and stated that  while many perpetrators have admitted their guilt  there are innocents who stand accused of sexual impropriety.\nEarlier this week   Baldwin  shared a Twitter update calling out late-night TV hosts — such as Stephen Colbert and John Oliver — over their propensity to act as figurative grand juries with regard to targets of sexual misconduct allegations.\n Baldwin  tweeted Wednesday: “Talk shows were once promotional pit stops for some blithe chit chat about movies  etc. Now the likes of @iamjohnoliver and @StephenAtHome have flipped that and they are beginning to resemble grand juries.”\nWhat did  Baldwin  say to Kelly?\n Baldwin  told Kelly that  he  stands by  his  tweet and added that  he  doesn’t want to “see people who are innocent get into trouble.”\n“I do find that  that whole issue  which is a big can of worms to open up really  it is really  really tough  because you certainly want to see everyone who is guilty of something  who have done bad things  wrong things that hurt people  you want to see those people get punished ”  Baldwin  explained. “But I don’t want to see other people get pulled into that who … there’s a lot of accusations and no proof yet  I don’t want to see people to get hurt.”\n He  added  “[People] think that those hosts of those shows are perfectly — not only within their rights — but it’s very attractive or very necessary for them to be pressing this cause. I just don’t want to see people who are innocent get into trouble.”\n Baldwin  pointed to embattled film producer Harvey Weinstein and the plethora of accusations laid against  him .\n“Like Weinstein  for example  is in a rehab hiding behind millions of dollars’ worth of lawyers ”  Baldwin  explained  “and I want to see the people who really did something get convicted.”\n He  added  “I mean I want the people who are in the wrong  I want them to be punished  but I don’t want to see innocent people get hurt either.”",
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            "input": "“Guns? What for?...to fight the government? The Cuban people don’t need guns nowadays!” ( Fidel Castro  during  his  very first speech upon entering Havana Jan. 8  1959.)\nShortly after  Castro ’s famous speech  the process of gun confiscation started in Cuba—but gradually. Initially it was aimed at disarming rival revolutionary groups  who had fought Batista but weren’t Communist-backed. Soon the definition of these “rival revolutionaries” grew pretty sweeping. Soon it included just about every Cuban with a gun. Significantly   Castro ’s famous anti-gun speech was proclaimed a full two years BEFORE  he  came out of the closet as a full-fledged Marxist-Leninist.\nOver the past week  Castro ’s media has been in a tizzy celebrating the Parkland high school students and especially Emma Gonzalez's NRA and Republican bashing.\nAs it turns out the few guns still in the hands of (mostly redneck) Cubans from 1960-1966 caused great panic for the Soviet satrap Castroites. These few guns resulted in the only genuine Cuban guerrilla war of the 20th century. And it can’t be repeated often enough—it was fought AGAINST the utterly bogus “guerrillas”  Fidel Castro  and Che Guevara.\nFarm collectivization was no more voluntary in Cuba than in the Ukraine. And Cuba's Kulaks (rednecks) had guns  a few at first anyway. Around 1960 thousands of Cuba’s enraged campesinos grabbed their guns and started fighting desperately as  Castro  and Che started stealing their land to build Soviet Kolkhozes  while murdering and jailing all who resisted.\nI won’t bother asking if you’ve ever heard of this ferocious insurgency on our very doorstep from The FAKE History Channel  FAKE News Media  or your professors  amigos. These valiant and desperate insurgents were fighting the Left’s premier pin-up boys:  Fidel Castro  and Che Guevara. That’s all you need to know about the media/ Hollywood silence. This (thoroughly-documented) insurgency turns on its very head everything the Media/Hollywood complex would have us believe about Che Guevara and  Fidel Castro .\nAlarmed by the widespread and savage insurgency   Castro  and Che sent a special emissary named Flavio Bravo whimpering to their sugar-daddy Khrushchev. “We are on a crusade against kulaks like you were in 1930 ” whimpered this old–line Cuban Communist party member.\nChe Guevara had a very bloody (and typically cowardly) hand in one of the major anti-insurgency wars on this continent. Most of these anti-communist redneck/guerrillas were executed on the spot upon capture  a Che specialty. \"We fought with the fury of cornered beasts \" said one to describe their desperate freedom fight against the Soviet occupation of Cuba through their proxies  Fidel Castro  and Che Guevara.\nIn 1962 Che got a chance to do more than cheer from the sidelines. He had a hand in the following: \"Cuban militia units commanded by Russian officers employed flame-throwers to burn the palm-thatched cottages in the Escambray countryside. The peasant occupants were accused of feeding the counterrevolutionaries and bandits.\" At one point in 1962  one of every 17 Cubans was a political prisoner.  Fidel  himself admits that they faced 179 bands of \"counter-revolutionaries\" and \"bandits.\"",
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            "input": "Mike Kinsch  hopped a fence last year and sneaked into the abandoned Edgewater Medical Center.\n He  wore a mask to protect  himself  from air thickened by two decades of decay. As paint chips crunched beneath  his  boots   Kinsch  strolled the dark hallways of the former hospital where Hillary Clinton and John Wayne Gacy were born.  Kinsch  said  he  found discarded desks  old photos and even prescription drugs.\n“It’s really about exploring your own curiosity ”  Kinsch  said.\nEven well-prepared explorers face danger  however.  Kinsch  said the Edgewater hospital's basement is flooded and  during a return trip in the winter   he  had to crawl over thin ice.\n“It’s a scary experience (because) there’s 5 feet of water \"  he  said. “You don’t know what’s in the water.”\n“I was climbing up to get up to it  and the steps of the building were collapsing below my feet  so I couldn't go down ”  he  recalled. “These places are closed for a reason  because they aren't safe. So it comes with the territory.”",
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                "Mike Kinsch"
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            "input": "Allen Robinson  will be one of the most sought-after receivers in free agency this year. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)\nHigh-level target:  Allen Robinson  Jaguars \n Robinson  looked well on  his  way to becoming one of the top receivers in the NFL after  his  first three seasons  but this last season was cut short during the first game after suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament. The injury will likely cause teams to hesitate before giving  him  a big contract  but assuming  his  recovery is on track   he ’s the best free agent receiver available.  He ’s become a well-rounded threat with the potential to win deep or turn short passes into big gains with  his  run-after-catch ability.\nOn this play from 2016   Robinson  runs a deep in-breaking route against off-coverage.\n Robinson  angles  his  routes outside initially  to sell a vertical route to the corner. As  he  reaches the top of  his  route   he  manages to get the corner to open  his  hips to the sideline  creating lots of separation as  Robinson  cuts inside.  Robinson  makes the catch and then shows  his  ability to create after the catch  eluding defenders on  his  way to a nearly 40-yard gain.\nOne of  Robinson ’s best traits is  his  body control when adjusting to the flight of the ball.  He  makes a number of spectacular catches to pull in back-shoulder throws or correct inaccurate passes.\nHere   Robinson  is isolated to the left of the formation.  He  runs a simple go route  but quarterback Blake Bortles throws to  his  back-shoulder.  Robinson  does an excellent job not only getting  his  head around and locating the throw  but turning  his  body around completely to make an incredible one-handed grab.\n Robinson   if healthy  has the ability to be a true number one receiver for whichever team  he  signs for. The injury might put some teams off  but  his  talent makes an investment in  him  worth the risk.",
            "output": [
                "Allen Robinson"
            ]
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            "input": "Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  accompanied by  his  wife Sara cuts the ribbon during the opening ceremony for a bomb-proof emergency room in a hospital in Ashkelon  Israel  Tuesday  Feb. 20  2018. (Tsafrir Abayov/Associated Press)\nJERUSALEM —  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  is fighting for  his  political life as a dizzying array of scandals has engulfed  him    his  family and  his  inner circle.\nPolice last week announced they have sufficient evidence to indict  Netanyahu  for bribery  fraud and breach of trust in two separate cases. And this week  a new case emerged that threatens to be the most damaging of all  after one of his closest confidants agreed to testify against him in an influence-peddling scandal.\n Netanyahu  and  his  wife  Sara  have long been saddled with a penchant for expensive tastes and questionable use of public funds.  Netanyahu  has denied all wrongdoing and accuses the media of orchestrating a campaign aimed at ousting him from office.\nBut with those closest to him under intense police and public scrutiny  and his typically loyal political allies suddenly turning silent   Netanyahu  faces the stiffest challenge yet to  his  lengthy rule.\nPolice have recommended indicting  Netanyahu  over accepting nearly $300 000 in gifts from Hollywood mogul Arnon Milchan and Australian billionaire James Packer. Police say that in return for lavish gifts that included jewelry  expensive cigars and champagne   Netanyahu  had operated on Milchan’s behalf on U.S. visa matters  tried to legislate a generous tax break for  him  and sought to promote  his  interests in the Israeli media market.\nPolice have not commented on what Packer may have received  and  Netanyahu  has said everything  he  received were gifts from friends. Attorney General Avihai Mandelblit  a  Netanyahu  appointee  will make the final decision on whether to file charges — a process that is expected to take several months.\nPolice have also recommended indicting  Netanyahu  for supposedly offering a newspaper publisher legislation that would weaken  his  paper’s main rival in return for more favorable coverage.  Netanyahu  reportedly was recorded asking Arnon Mozes  the publisher of the Yediot Ahronot daily  for positive coverage in exchange for helping to weaken Israel Hayom  a free pro-Netanyahu newspaper that had cut into Yediot’s business.\nIsrael Hayom is financed by  Netanyahu’s  American billionaire friend Sheldon Adelson and largely serves as the prime minister’s mouthpiece.  Netanyahu  has noted that a proposed law to weaken Israel Hayom never passed  and this week said  he  had even dissolved  his  coalition and called a new election in 2015 because of  his  opposition to the proposal.  The attorney general  will have to rule on this case as well.\nThis week two close  Netanyahu  confidants were arrested on suspicion of promoting regulation worth hundreds of millions of dollars to Israel’s Bezeq telecom company. In return  Bezeq’s popular news site  Walla  allegedly provided favorable coverage of  Netanyahu  and  his  family. Nir Hefetz  a former  Netanyahu  family spokesman  and Shlomo Filber  the former director of the Communications Ministry under  Netanyahu   are in custody as well as Bezeq’s controlling shareholder Shaul Elovitch  along with his wife  son and other top Bezeq executives.\nFormer journalists at the Walla news site have attested to being pressured to refrain from negative reporting of  Netanyahu .  Netanyahu   who held the communications portfolio until last year  has not yet been named as a suspect in the case but is expected to be questioned. Filber has reportedly agreed to turn state witness against  Netanyahu  in return for a lesser sentence.\n Netanyahu  has not been named as a suspect  but some of  his  closest associates have been implicated in probe related to a possible conflict of interest involving a $2 billion purchase of German submarines.  Netanyahu ’s personal attorney  who is also  his  cousin  represented the German firm involved and is suspected of using  his  influence over the prime minister in return for a hefty cut of the deal.\nAs if  Netanyahu  didn’t have enough problems  police said Tuesday that Hefetz  his former media adviser  is suspected of trying to bribe a judge in exchange for dropping a corruption case against the Israeli leader’s wife. Hefetz is suspected of suggesting  through a middleman  to Judge Hila Gerstel in 2015 that she could be appointed attorney general if she dismissed a pending case against Sara Netanyahu’s excessive household spending.",
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                "Benjamin Netanyahu"
            ]
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            "input": "Paris Fashion Week has arrived and so have two of the most iconic queens to ever grace your television screens:  Helen Mirren  and Jane Fonda.\nIt's true.  Mirren  and Fonda were spotted strutting  their  stuff down the runway of the L’Oréal Paris show on Sunday  and  we  promise  they  look ten times better than any of  us  would.\nWhile  Mirren  claimed the cool factor  Fonda  age 79  went for a more classic  elegant look. The actress walked down the runway in a form-fitting floor length Balmain dress  but it did have a tiger print so still very edgy. Oh  and did  we  mention Fonda threw up peace signs  then high-fived a fellow model?! *sobs*\nHelen Mirren walks the runway during Le Defile L'Oreal Paris. Image: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images for L'Oreal Paris",
            "output": [
                "Helen Mirren"
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            "input": "Under the terms of his release from a Scottish jail on compassionate grounds in August  Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi cannot leave Tripoli or change his address and must keep in regular contact with East Renfrewshire Council.\n They were unable to contact the Libyan on Tuesday  while The Times newspaper could not track him down at either his house or the hospital where the terminal prostate cancer sufferer has had treatment.\n \"We have now spoken to Mr Megrahi  who is in his house. There is no cause for alarm  he is in his house \" said a spokesman for East Renfrewshire Council in western Scotland.\n \"He wasn't able to speak to us yesterday but he was able to do so today. We have spoken to him and we don't have any concerns. He is definitely at home in Tripoli.\"\n The spokesman said that if staff had been unable to contact Megrahi this time  they would have reported the situation to the Scottish government.\n The council is next due to speak to Megrahi next Tuesday.\n Megrahi is the only person convicted over the December 1988 bombing of a New York-bound Pan Am Boeing 747 over the Scottish town of Lockerbie  which killed 270 people.\n He was freed on August 20 after doctors said he had only three months to live  and returned to a hero's welcome in Libya  angering relatives of those killed.\n His release also caused tensions between Britain  the devolved Scottish government and the United States and sparked questions about London's growing trade relationship with Tripoli.",
            "output": [
                "Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi"
            ]
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            "input": "The piece  by  my wife April Moore   told about how — by an “emotional alchemy” — the pain  she  felt about what’s happening in the world could be turned into joy by joining with other people to take action to advance their shared purpose.\nIn  her  case  the pain is about the destructive process of climate change. And the action  she  was writing about — the occasion for “joy” — was a “Polar Bear Plunge” into the Potomac  organized by the Chesapeake Climate Action Network to raise funds to campaign for responsible policies to combat climate change.\n She  wrote:\nThese are indeed difficult times  when so much on which our climate  and also our democracy  depend is getting battered and may even be up for grabs. So I encourage anyone who is feeling that kind of pain to use it to become a force for good. Joining with others in effective action will not only move the world in a good direction  but it will also lift your spirits.–April Moore",
            "output": [
                "April Moore"
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            "input": "Rachel Maddow  Explains How Money Could Be Laundered in Russia\nMSNBC anchor  Rachel Maddow  imagined how  she  would launder $10 million out of Russia if  she  were a criminal instead of a broadcaster.\n“The first important thing to know about Deutsche Bank in this story  it’s up to its German neck in Russian money laundering ”  Maddow  noted.\n“I’m a Russian crook and I grew up practicing judo with Vladimir Putin and he’s given me leave to steal stuff or strip the assets out of some formally state-run company ”  Maddow  said  explaining the character  she  would play in  her  role-playing. “I’m a Russian bad guy. I’ve got ill gotten gains.”\n“I’ve got stolen money and I would like to enjoy my stolen money and so in order to do so  I have to secret those funds away somewhere where they won’t get noticed by law enforcement. Where they won’t get taxed. And where anybody who might prosecute me  or persecute me for the way I got this money  they won’t be able to find it and reclaim it and trace it back to me ”  Maddow  continued.\n“If I want to get $10 million out of Russia  I want to convert it from Rubles into some other currency. To get it out without anybody noticing  it has to look like that money is leaving the country as some part of legitimate transaction ”  Maddow  noted. “That’s where Deutsche Bank comes in.”\n“So you need to have something you’re going to buy for a lot of money. So you have somebody abroad go to the bank and say ‘I have this highlighter and the price of this highlighter I want to sell is $10 million.’ Miraculously  simultaneously at that same moment you pop up in Moscow with your $10 million in ill gotten Rubles and say hey  office  ‘do you know anybody selling something I might be able to buy for $10 million? I was thinking of investing in a highlighter. Do you know anybody selling one for $10 million?’  Maddow  explained  holding up a highlighter.\n“I’m the dude in Russia  I hand $10 million in dirty Rubles into the Moscow office. They say you purchased a highlighter ”  Maddow  recapped. “Then over in their other office abroad in London or wherever  that bank’s office  they pay their client $10 million in euros or dollars or whatever and they  you know  collect the highlighter that’s just been sold. And that’s it  that’s how the money moves.”",
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            "input": "Jeff  Chiu/AP\n Jeff  Chiu/AP\n Getty Images\nSanta Rosa resident Jeff Okrepkie  said  he  fled  his  home of five years knowing that it could very well be leveled when  he  returned.\n\"All that good stuff  I'm never going to see it again \"  he  told ABC's San Francisco station KGO on Monday.\n Okrepkie  said  he  and  his  wife tried their best to gather their most precious documents  photos and mementos  but it was impossible to grab everything in time.",
            "output": [
                "Jeff Okrepkie"
            ]
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            "input": "President Dmitry Medvedev and his visiting Uzbek counterpart Islam Karimov exchanged views on the situation in Kyrgyzstan and bilateral ties during formal talks held here Tuesday  with a number of agreements signed.\n Both Medvedev and Karimov expected a strong government in their neighboring Central Asian state of Kyrgyzstan after an unrest that broke out there two weeks ago.\n \"Both Russia and Uzbekistan want Kyrgyzstan's government to be strong  its people to develop and prosper  and the state to be modern \" said Medvedev as quoted by news agencies.\n In the informal talks with Karimov on Monday  he has already touched upon the issue of Kyrgyzstan  according to the Russian head of state.\n Medvedev said after their meeting Russia was able to engage in economic partnership with the impoverished Kyrgyzstan only after its neighbor established more state institutions.\n \"Russia has provided humanitarian assistance to Kyrgyzstan  but full-fledged economic cooperation is only possible if administration institutions are created there \" Medvedev said.\n He also called on the interim government to maintain political stability in the country.\n \"Essentially  we need to revive the state ... We are hoping that the interim administration of Kyrgyzstan will make all necessary efforts to achieve that \" he said.\n Regarding bilateral relations  Medvedev said: \"Uzbekistan is Russia's strategic partner. We did and we will broaden all possible ties with the friendly state.\"",
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                "Dmitry Medvedev"
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            "input": "year - old autistic son overcome his intense fear of indoor spaces might not have been right or even safe . Doctors didn ’ t recommend it . The people who witnessed it were appalled   understandably . I don ’ t suggest this for others . I could have been more patient with conventional methods   but I wasn ’ t . I am not certified in restraining children   though doctors say anyone attempting what I did should be . They would also recommend a much slower approach . I am writing this because I hope to educate people about the burden families face when their autistic children have tantrums in public spaces   so next time you witness such a struggle you don ’ t immediately resort to blaming the parents . I ’ m also reaching out to fellow parents in pain to remind them to cast off shame   because I believe nothing is more important than getting your autistic children out into the world . It was a desperate time . Nothing else had worked for Zack — flashcards   photos   play therapy . gradual exposure to feared indoor spaces . That is how   very much against his will   I ended up physically dragging Zack into Verizon Center ( now Capital One Arena ) one day 10 years ago to see his favorite character   Elmo   perform as part of a “ Sesame Street Live !” show . There is nothing anyone could have said that would have convinced me my son was anything other than precious and worthy of the extreme measures I intended to take to save him from a life entrapped by autistic phobias . My mind - set that day : If I can get him through this without either of us getting physically hurt   his fear of this place will be behind him for good . He will reset his association with this arena   and it will no longer be frightening . I believe this deeply   but getting him over the hurdle is terrifying . [‘ I have this thing called autism ’: A boy ’ s eloquent message to his fourth - grade classmates ] We enter Verizon Center   and the moment the exterior door closes behind us    Zack  reels back and plunges toward it   trying frantically to get back outside . At 50 pounds    his  furious strength is a troubling match for mine .  He  is a thoroughbred of resistance . My usually buoyant child is slamming  his  fists and clawing at the metal door ’ s push bar . I quickly seize  him  by the shoulders and pry  his  fingers from the bar as  he  jerks  his  head back in a sudden motion .  His  skull smashes into my chin   and I taste the metallic taint of my own blood . I give up trying to pry  his  fingers away   wrap both arms tightly around  his  torso and yank  him  back fiercely . We both tumble to the floor .  Zack  momentarily escapes my grip and scrambles back toward the door   but I leap on top of  him    pinning  his  entire body flat to the ground . We are still in the vestibule . This was a mistake   too ambitious   I think to myself . Everything is happening too quickly . Breathlessly   I pivot myself to secure Zack ’ s entire body between my thighs as I clamp down tightly and interlock my feet to prevent him from breaking free . Zack is shrieking at an alarmingly high pitch   but I keep heaving and dragging us both   inch by dreadful inch   closer to the show ’ s main entrance area   which we are separated from by a red curtain . I can hear voices around us . Your kid obviously doesn ’ t want to go to the show !” An icy shock sprints down my back   and I reflexively arch and look around wildly . Someone has just thrown their soda at me . No   I ’ m not giving up . Suddenly   I feel an imaginary cloak descend and slowly envelop me . These are the moments I ’ ve been dreading   but also building toward   and I don this invisible armor   now impervious to ridicule because I don ’ t care what anyone thinks . My singular focus is getting  Zack  where  he  needs to be : inside the main area   looking at Elmo . The show has already begun inside   and I know Elmo is on the stage . Okay   get in his head now   talk back to his thoughts . “  Zack    you are doing it ! I know you ’ re afraid   but all you have to do is stay here   you ’ re already doing it   you ’ ve already won . Just stay and watch   sit and watch   that ’ s it . You ’ re doing it . You did it !” A simple and repetitive mantra to penetrate the panic and break through the force field . In a now recovered and controlled voice   I loudly announce   “ My son has autism and he ’ s terrified . I ’ m working with him to get his fears under control .” A manager strides toward us   summoned to calm the explosive scene . “ Miss   I ’ m afraid this is too disruptive to the other patrons to let this continue   you ’ ll have to leave .” No response . “ Miss   you are creating a public disturbance   and I need to escort you and your child out of the auditorium right now .” “ No  ” I respond calmly without looking up . “ I ’ m not going anywhere . I ’ m a paying customer too   and I have a right to be here   and so does my autistic son .” Suddenly   from the far reaches of my mind   the legal jargon jettisons to the surface . What was that ADA language about the right of disabled people to access public facilities ? That they have a right not be discriminated against because of their disability   a right to reasonable accommodations to access public venues . My son is not legally required to enter the auditorium quietly . He ’ s allowed to enter on his own disabled terms . I am his reasonable accommodation .  Zack  will ride in on me . Okay   one more push forward with  Zack  squeezed between my legs   and that curtain that separates the hallway where we are and the seated auditorium is within arm ’ s reach . Once the curtain is pulled back    he  will see all the children in their seats   and  he  will see Elmo on the stage . But I am on the floor and I can ’ t reach the curtain . I quickly gesture with my hand to the woman guarding the entrance to please pull back that curtain so my son can finally see inside and glimpse the purpose behind the long   bitter altercation . I need her to act quickly . She tries a few times to reach my son with chirpy words that fall on deaf ears . “ LADY   he ’ s got AUTISM   please just pull back the curtain !” I hiss . She wordlessly pulls back the plush red velvet in a single swoop to reveal a bright - red   singing caricature on a large stage   clearly visible even from our long distance . I quickly point  Zack  in  his  direction and exclaim   “ There ’ s ELMO ! Look    Zack    it ’ s Elmo !” Zack ’ s eyes catch hold of Elmo   and suddenly he ’ s too stunned to scream or speak   his hysteria abruptly interrupted by the sight of a familiar friend . Transfixed by the furry creature    Zack  sits still and stares intently . I quickly move to slide  him  further along the floor   closer to the cushioned seats . The rigidness in Zack ’ s body gives way as  he  relaxes   a literal crossover to the other side .  Zack  is as smooth and malleable as liquid as  he  sits upright   almost unaware of  his  own physical existence and wholly locked in on Elmo . I calmly walk  him  to  his  seat . The past and future are of no consequence ; for  him    there is only the present . As I gaze around the auditorium    Zack  is indistinguishable from  his  peers . In these precious moments I can savor the reality that  Zack  has succeeded in the greatest challenge of  his  life — overriding  his  intense phobia of indoor spaces — long enough to access something beloved . It took 36 minutes and 45 seconds . And   yes   it was worth it . [‘ I ’ m more awesomer ’: How kids with facial differences are reacting to the movie ‘ Wonder ’] It was the first in a series of exposures to crowded public places for  Zack  and me .  His  transition at the Verizon Center allowed  him  to enjoy the Elmo show   and also return repeatedly to that auditorium without fear   because  he  replaced  his  previous negative association with a positive one . For  Zack    the gradual exposure approach was not effective . What worked for  him  was a single   traumatic episode in which  he  could grasp the purpose of the exposure and feel good about it . I spoke with  his  doctor afterward   and  he  confirmed that by refusing to allow Zack to escape the place  he  feared   I broke the pattern of negative reinforcement and allowed  him  to “ reset the record .” I also learned that   as a last resort   in a controlled way and only after years of therapy   a licensed behavioral clinician might have physically restrained  Zack  to force  him  to confront  his  fears   had  he  not responded to more gradual methods . In the past   when I ’ d retreated home with  him  during a tantrum   I was unintentionally reinforcing  his  phobia . But the doctor made it clear to  me  he would not recommend this method for any child unless all other methods had been exhausted   and the child was able to handle it without causing harm to himself or others . For us   the Elmo success paved the way for outings to other indoor places he feared — Disney World   movie theaters   airplanes   the Baltimore Aquarium . Each exposure required less time for him to acclimate . We found that while  Zack  was initially confused and frightened    he  always adjusted . Over time    he  became less fearful of all indoor places .  He  also gained self - esteem once  he  realized  he  was conquering  his  fears and accessing more of the world . And in possibly  his  biggest win    his  overall demeanor became as calm and predictable as  his  perception of life itself . Ellenby is a lawyer   writer and mother based in Montgomery County . This piece was adapted from her upcoming book   “ Autism Uncensored : Pulling Back the Curtain  ” which details her struggles and triumphs with her son ’ s autism . Read more : Lucas was just named 2018 Gerber baby . For children with autism   haircuts can be traumatic . Here ’ s how one barber changed that . ‘ I ’ m finally a weather girl ’: Woman with Down syndrome fulfills a lifelong dream",
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            "input": "TAMPA —  Aaron Judge   still rehabbing from offseason shoulder surgery  has been doing most of  his  work outside of public view.\nSo when  Judge  was seen Saturday working with Yankees outfield coordinator Reggie Willets in center field  new manager  Aaron Boone  was forced to tackle the subject of whether the 2017 AL Rookie of the Year would see time in center.\n“You never say never ”  Boone  said. “But there are no plans for that right now.”\nBut there are plans to use  Judge  in left field thanks to the arrival of fellow right fielder Giancarlo Stanton.\nAnd it will be up to Willets  who worked with  Judge  in the minors  to make sure Judge (and perhaps Stanton) can play left.\n“I think no matter what  there’s gonna be an adjustment ’’ Willets said of  Judge  switching corners. “But when you’re as athletic as  him  and you’ve played before  it’s not gonna be a problem.  He ’s done it in college and as hard as  he  works  I know  he ’s gonna get it  no matter what it is.”\nAs  he  jogged off the practice field Saturday   Judge  was asked how it felt to be back in center — even if temporarily.\n“Pretty natural ”  Judge  said. “It was just like college.”\n Judge  is older and larger than  he  was during  his  days at Fresno State  and having already banged  himself  up playing right last season  seems like an unlikely candidate to move to center.\nThe manager also said he is pleased with how well  Judge  worked with Willets.\nWillets was confident  Judge  would be up for the challenge.",
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            "input": "The logo of  Kobe Steel  is seen at the group's Tokyo headquarters building in Tokyo  Japan October 10  2017. REUTERS/Issei Kato\nTOKYO (Reuters) - Japan’s government sought on Tuesday to contain the fallout from the disclosure by the nation’s third-biggest steel maker  Kobe Steel Ltd (5406.T)  that it had fabricated data on components used in cars  aircraft and space rockets  sending shock waves through the Japanese manufacturing sector.\nFaced with the latest in a series of missteps that have undermined Japan’s reputation for high-quality production  the industry ministry instructed  Kobe Steel  to assess the safety impact from the scandal.\n The company  said products used by about 200 companies were certified with falsified data.  They  included Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T)  Central Japan Railway (9022.T)  Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (7011.T)  Mazda Motor Corp (7261.T) and Subaru Corp (7270.T)  the companies confirmed.\n Kobe Steel  shares closed at the limit low after being untraded for the whole session  diving 22 percent to 1068 yen.\nIn a statement on Sunday Kobe Steel said some aluminium and copper products shipped from September 2016 to August 2017 were falsely labeled.\n Kobe Steel  said the misconduct involved dozens of staff and possibly stretched back 10 years.  It  apologized and said  it  had appointed lawyers to investigate.\nA man walks past the signboard of  Kobe Steel  at the group's Tokyo headquarters in Tokyo  Japan October 10  2017. REUTERS/Issei Kato\nAluminium castings  forgings and flat-rolled items  along with copper strips and tubes were among the products affected   the company  said in a statement.\n“We want  Kobe Steel  to make the utmost effort to restore trust from society”  he said.\nThe logo of  Kobe Steel  is seen on the group's Tokyo headquarter building in Tokyo  Japan October 10  2017. REUTERS/Issei Kato\nMHI said  Kobe Steel  products were used on its Mitsubishi Regional Jet and rockets  including a H-2A rocket launched on Tuesday to put a navigation satellite into orbit. There were no technical problems with the components  MHI said.\nIndustry ministry officials said  Kobe Steel  materials were used in some defense equipment made by Kawasaki Heavy  MHI  IHI Corp (7013.T) and Subaru and checks were being made for any safety issues.\n Kobe Steel  has said the impact of the data falsification on  its  earnings is still unknown.\n The steelmaker  has reported losses in the last two full financial years but is expecting to return to profit in the current period.\nSales of Kobe Steel’s aluminium and copper division fell 6.4 percent year on year to 323.3 billion yen ($2.87 billion) in the financial year ending March 2017  with recurring profit falling 20.5 percent to 12 billion yen.",
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            "input": "\"The arduous process of peace-building and national reconciliation can only advance through a commitment to justice and respect for human rights \" the pope said after Myanmar's nominal leader  Aung San Suu Kyi had made an address.\nFrancis  who has spoken forcefully and passionately in the past of the plight of the world's displaced and persecuted minorities  met with  Suu Kyi  and was to have also met separately with the country's powerful military chief and Buddhist monks.\n Suu Kyi  won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991 for  her  long campaign for democracy – much of it spent under house arrest. But although  she  has no direct authority over the country's military   Suu Kyi  has come under intense international pressure for not denouncing the army's crackdown.\nSince the crackdown began in August  refugees have poured across the border into Bangladesh carrying with them stories of brutality  including beatings  shootings and rape. Many bear the physical scars of abuse to back up their claims. Suu Kyi has remained largely silent on the alleged atrocities and Myanmar's military has denied they've taken place.",
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            "input": "CeCe Winans  Hillsong Worship   Zach Williams and Reba McEntire  were the artists taking home Grammy trophies in the Christian categories.\nWinans took home two awards winning for the \"Best Gospel Performance/Song\" for \"Never Have to Be Alone\" and for the \"Best Gospel Album\" with Let  Them  Fall in Love.\n They  celebrated  their  victory on Sunday via Twitter by emphasizing the message of \"What a Beautiful Name.\"\n Zach Williams  won the Grammy \"Best Contemporary Christian Music Album\" with  his  Chain Breaker.  He  told  his  fans on Twitter that  he  was shocked by  his  win.\n\"Blown away. Completely shocked. I'm a huge fan of everyone in the category and honored to win  but without God none of this would be possible. Thank you all for your love and support \"  Williams  tweeted.\nBlown away. Completely shocked. I'm a huge fan of everyone in the category and honored to win  but without God none of this would be possible. Thank you all for your love and support! #Grammys pic.twitter.com/HKxE055TJG â Zach Williams (@zwilliamslive) January 28  2018",
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            "input": "Angela Stancik's grandmother Marjorie  committed suicide with just $69 in  her  bank account after investing  her  savings in a scam.  She  wishes  her  grandmother had reached out to  her  family sooner and urges others who may be caught up in a scam not to be ashamed to ask for help.\n She  urges family members to monitor elderly relatives to help protect them from financial predators.\n\"Watch what they're doing  watch how they're spending their money. …Check their phones  check their mail \"  she  said.\nDorothy's money is gone  but  she  hopes  her  story will help other victims come forward.\n\"We've got to stop these people from hurting other people and it hurts so much – it hurts more than people know \"  she  said.\nAnother common type of elder exploitation: \"grandparent schemes \" where scammers convince seniors that a grandchild has been arrested and needs bail money. Sessions said that one of his own staffers got a call from  her  distraught grandmother  afraid that  her  granddaughter was in jail. The FBI urges people to check with law enforcement before sending money to anyone they don't know.",
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            "input": "Paul said  neighbor Rene Boucher  attacked  him  in November while  he  was mowing  his  lawn and wearing headphones.  The Kentucky senator  received six broken ribs and developed pneumonia from the incident  and has described the injuries as a “living hell.”\n Boucher ’s attorney  Matthew Baker  said the retired anesthesiologist shouldn’t be jailed  and would pay Paul restitution for his injuries.\nBoucher  58  has lived next to  the senator  for years in an upscale subdivision of Bowling Green. The two  though  have disagreed on lawn maintenance.\n Boucher  said  he  saw Paul stacking brush onto an existing pile  and on the day of the incident he’d had “enough” — and executed a “running tackle” of Paul. Because  the senator  didn’t see  Boucher  coming   he  didn’t brace for the impact.\nAfter the incident   Boucher  pleaded not guilty to fourth-degree assault charges.\nNo date has been set for  Boucher ’s sentencing.",
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            "input": "Tyler Barriss   the 25-year-old man suspected of making a fatal prank \"swatting\" call to police after an argument over the video game Call of Duty  has waived extradition to Kansas  according to the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office. The fugitive from justice warrant lists  Barriss'  charge as making a false alarm  according to NBC News.\nAuthorities in Los Angeles arrested  Barriss  on Friday. Wichita police say they received a call on Thursday from someone claiming they had killed their father  doused the home in gas  and planned to set it on fire with their mother and brother inside. Police went to the given address  where they found 28-year-old Andrew Finch. Finch was fatally shot during the incident.\nThis isn't the first time  Barriss  has been arrested in connection to a fake 911 call. In October 2015  police in California arrested  Barriss  for making bomb threats to KABC-TV. He was charged with two felony counts of false report of a bomb to an agency of business and one felony count of criminal threats. According to Los Angeles Sheriff's Office records   Barriss  was sentenced to 972 days in the adjudicated case.\nNow that  Barriss  has waived extradition  he will be transported back to Kansas within the next two to three weeks. When he arrives in Wichita  he will make his first appearance in a district court. Glixel has reached out to the DA's office to see if  Barriss  faces any additional charges.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Montana will sign contracts only with internet service providers that honor “net neutrality” firms   Governor Steve Bullock  said on Monday  the latest effort by a state to undermine a Federal Communications Commission order rolling back rules introduced in 2015.\n Bullock  signed an executive order requiring state contract recipients to adhere to so-called net neutrality  which barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes  also known as paid prioritization.\nA spokeswoman for the FCC declined to comment on the decision by  Bullock   a Democrat.\n“There has been a lot of talk around the country about how to respond to the recent decision by Federal Communications Commission to repeal net neutrality rules  which keep the internet free and open. It’s time to actually do something about it ”  Bullock  said in a statement. “This is a simple step states can take to preserve and protect net neutrality. We can’t wait for folks in Washington DC to come to their senses and reinstate these rules.”",
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            "input": "It’s at a bereavement therapy group that meets on the Southwest Side of Chicago  far from her North Shore home  where  Tina Nelson  has found some measure of comfort and validation as  she  copes with  her  son’s sudden and violent death.\n Grant Nelson  was killed in May while driving for ride-share company Uber. A 16-year-old Chicago girl is accused of attacking him with a knife and a machete that authorities say she had just stolen from a Walmart in Skokie.\nSince July   Tina Nelson  has been attending a support group for crime victims’ families that’s held each month at the Leighton Criminal Court Building in Chicago.\n Tina Nelson  had experienced other losses in recent years. A sister-in-law died unexpectedly of a brain aneurysm. And just a month before Grant  another sister-in-law lost a “torturous battle with cancer.”\nBut her son’s death is “a different sphere of experience ”  Tina Nelson  said.\n“You have to reconcile the fact that someone chose to take the life of your loved one ” said  Tina ’s daughter Alex Nelson  who also has been attending the bereavement group. “It is not a freak accident or illness. It’s that someone made a conscious choice  and that adds to the grieving process. You are not just mourning the person. You are trying to reconcile the feelings about (the accused)  whether it be forgiveness or anger.”\n Tina  and Alex Nelson spoke with the Tribune on Dec. 4 — what would have been Grant’s 35th birthday — about how the family is coping.  Tina Nelson  describes how  she  finds  herself  daily longing to talk to  him   particularly to tell  him  things  she  knows  he ’d find funny.  She  demonstrated how  he  would throw  his  head back when  he  laughed.\n He  had “the best laugh ”  she  said. “I miss  his  laugh.”\n“ It  has been a lifesaver for my husband and myself ” she said. “ It ’s the camaraderie. You get to know people that walked in your shoes. And no one looks down at you. They are all sympathetic.”\n Tina Nelson  said  she ’s found the bereavement group so helpful that  she  was moved to write to County Board President Toni Preckwinkle to tell  her . Preckwinkle wrote  her  back to explain that services for the victims of violent crimes and their families are largely supported by federal grant programs.",
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            "input": "In a statement issued in France by his Stade Francais club  20-year-old center Matthieu Bastareaud said he lied to Wellington police last Sunday when he said four or five men had attacked him after returning home late from a bar.\n \"I have to return to the events in New Zealand \" Bastareaud said. \"I owe the truth to everybody. On Saturday evening  I went back to the hotel after drinking too much. I fell in my room  I hit a table and I snicked my cheekbone.\"\n Bastareaud added that he panicked and was afraid of being axed from the French team.\n \"I didn't want to shock my family. I freaked out and I dug myself deeper into a hole \" he added.\n The admission wasn't a total surprise to New Zealand government officials and police  many of whom had doubted Bastareaud's version of events from the outset.\n Wellington city mayor Kerry Prendergast said Friday that several French players and possibly the French team coach and doctor were likely to have known that Bastareaud's claims to have been assaulted were untrue.\n The New Zealand Rugby Union expressed \"outrage\" that Bastareaud's claim had \"cast a negative light on rugby  Wellington and New Zealand.\n In Paris  the French Rugby Federation said it will begin disciplinary proceedings against Bastareaud. The FFR said in statement it was \"shocked by the player's lies\" and apologized to the New Zealand Rugby Union.",
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            "input": "MOSCOW -- Russia's Culture Ministry banned a satirical film about Soviet leader Josef Stalin's death from movie theaters Tuesday following criticism from communists and others that the British-French production made a mockery of Russia's history. The Culture Ministry declared it was rescinding the permit that would have allowed Scottish writer-director Armando Iannucci's \"The Death of  Stalin \" to be shown in Russian theaters.\nThe ministry's move reflects an admiration many in Russia still have for  Stalin  despite the dictator's brutal purges that killed millions  as well as the government's nervousness about the country's history.\nMany Russians have been dismayed in recent years by government-sponsored school textbooks that painted  Stalin  in a largely positive light. Old Soviet national anthem lyrics praising  Stalin  were restored during a Moscow subway station's reconstruction.\nLast fall  the Russian Military-Historical Society  an organization founded by Putin and led by his culture minister  unveiled a bust of  Stalin  as part of an \"alley of rulers\" in a park outside its Moscow offices.\nKremlin critics have denounced such actions as attempts to whitewash  Stalin 's image and part of Putin's rollback on democracy.",
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            "input": "Jarrett Jack ’s two free throws with 9.1 seconds remaining sealed the victory  just the Knicks’ third away triumph of the season.\nNew Orleans were up 99-91 with 2:57 to play when the Knicks’ French veteran Joakim Noah drove for a basket and  Jack  came up with a steal and a three-pointer.\nBut  Jack  was fouled by Jrue Holiday and made both free throws.\n Jack  added 15 points for the Knicks and Michael Beasley scored 15 off the bench as the New York reserves out-scored the Pelicans bench 42-10.",
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            "input": "There is nothing the US can do to North Korea that will lead to its renunciation of its nuclear weapons program. That is because North Korea already holds US allies hostage to violence we cannot control—and may already or will soon pose a similar threat to the US homeland—and thus presents an unacceptable risk of retaliation for any American offensive military action. There is nothing the US can do for North Korea that might induce it to denuclearize  because keeping North Korea on a war footing vis-à-vis the US keeps  the regime of Kim Jong Un  in power. There is nothing the international community  including China  can do to North Korea by enforcing sanctions  or for North Korea by relieving it of sanctions  that would convince North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons because  the regime  is convinced  with some reason  that it is only the threats it poses to others that keep it from suffering regime change. Nevertheless  the US cannot tolerate or co-exist with a North Korean nuclear capability; that is because such a capability would deter the US from protecting its allies were they threatened  extorted or attacked by North Korea. This result would risk dissolution of the American-Pacific alliance and the rapid proliferation of nuclear weapons to former allies that had become intensely nationalistic and anti-American. There is however one option that has yet to be considered and that has some promise.\nIt’s true that North Korea used to seek financial assistance in exchange for promises to restrain its weapons programs.  Kim  has changed all that. This isn’t because of  his  ferocious and aggressive personality so much as it arises from the evolution of the North Korean regime and its political role in the world.\nThat role has developed in an ominous new direction since 1989. When Russian subsidies to North Korea disappeared in 1990  the resulting famine killed up to 10% of the North Korean population  but North Korea neither collapsed nor moderated its policies. In fact  we can now see that the development of a nuclear weapons program was a crucial part of  the regime’s  domestic survival strategy after 1989 precisely because this program provokes US hostility and concern.\nDuring the Cold War  North Korea and South Korea had comparable economic development  and South Korea had a series of highly authoritarian if not totalitarian governments. With the end of the Cold War  South Korea enjoyed a booming economy and a very promising democracy. Internationally  communist governments were collapsing everywhere. But the response of Kim Jung Il was to increase its reliance on military force and put the nation on a war footing for an imminent US invasion. Consumer shortages  famine  rationing were all justified in order to maintain an immense military—its active duty army is the fourth largest in the world. The external threat also justified political oppression to identify and destroy traitors. B. R. Myers  a North Korea scholar at Dongseo University in South Korea  has suggested that the famine “may have strengthened support for  the regime  by [animating a] sense of ethnic victimhood.” Myers concluded in a 2010 book  “it is  the regime ’s awareness of a pending legitimacy crisis  not a fear of attack from without  which makes it behave evermore provocatively on the world stage.” Thus US reactions tend to consolidate power in North Korea; and there is nothing we can do to ease the threat to North Korean legitimacy in the long run because the threat to  the regime  derives from global trends that are weakening the domestic hold on power of all industrial nation-state regimes (though  as we shall see  there are steps that can ease  Kim ’s domestic anxieties in the near term.)\nMoreover  North Korean weakness—as to which their aggressive foreign policy is a compensation—also tends to limit US options. I suppose it might be said  “When you ain’t got nothing  you got nothing to lose.” But it is true with respect to all states that while sanctions can force small foreign policy changes  they cannot effectuate changes that fundamentally threaten the stability and continuity of the government. North Korea sees its weapons as essential to its survival—not only by keeping its enemies at bay (this is the lesson of Saddam Hussein  Mouammar Khadafy and the Ukraine)—but nuclear weapons are also essential to the internal stature of  the regime . It is a feature that is not often appreciated of sanctions that they work  or can work  quite successfully  only within a rather narrow sphere because that is their utility. People who say  “Sanctions don’t work ” don’t appreciate that if sanctions could result in the kind of policy changes that are wrought from military action  a military response would ensue. It’s their very limitation that makes sanctions useful.\nThis suggests that the Chinese  who cannot be indifferent to the proliferation of nuclear weapons to South Korea and Japan  ought to be willing to pressure North Korea into denuclearization. And indeed  pressuring the Chinese to pressure the North Koreans is the substance of current US policy. There are risks in pursuing this policy; China would probably insist on the withdrawal of the THAAD systems from South Korea because they not only protect South Korea from North Korea but also degrade the effectiveness of the Chinese deterrent (even if only marginally). But more important than this is the fact that China really has very little leverage over North Korea. Indeed it should be noted that  Kim  has steadily weakened Chinese influence by purging pro-Chinese North Korean officials. Moreover  there is no negative pressure—cutting off fuel supplies or reducing an already modest trading relationship—that could force  the North Korean regime  to change course because  as has been remarked  one does not commit suicide for fear of death. Thus I have concluded that there is nothing the US or China can do to North Korea—no coercive acts at an acceptable cost to the US–that will yield the denuclearization of the North Korean arsenal.\nBut that doesn’t mean that there is no conceivable way out of this crisis. On the contrary  one can already see the outlines of a possible negotiation. What follows is a rather radical proposal that has many counterintuitive aspects but which  I have come to believe  represents the best way out of a rapidly deteriorating position. This option would be to induce a nuclear guarantee for  the North Korean regime from China —an instance of Chinese extended deterrence.\nJang Song Thaek  Kim’s uncle  was North Korea’s principal interlocutor with China. His arrest and execution—as well as the removal of dozens of other officials associated with closer ties to China—marked a turning point in Kim’s rejection of a foreign policy that attempted to promote economic growth in favor of a “military first” policy. His truculent indifference to Chinese sensibilities was confirmed when he ordered the assassination in February of his brother  Kim Jong Nam  who had been living in Macao under Chinese protection. Then earlier this month  Kim Jong Un pointedly chose the week of Xi Jinping’s BRICS summit in Beijing to detonate a nuclear test. So one mustn’t oversell the chance of success for this proposal.\nBut if the policy I propose is the least bad for the US to pursue—if it is imperative that we at least try this new option before resorting to war or accepting defeat—is it not also the least bad option for North Korea in light of the certain decline of its long-term security in the face of advancing US first-strike technology? Remember that it was  Kim ’s awareness of a crisis in legitimacy that drove  him  to the “military-first” policy. The integration of China into the international system  rather than the collapse of the Soviet satellite regimes  could show a new path toward the domestic legitimation of  Kim’s regime . Our aim must be to re-orient  Kim ’s paranoia  making  him  more afraid of losing an attractive opportunity for security in the eyes of  his  own people than  he  is afraid of dependence on China.\nNo one will take this radical proposal seriously unless we stop deluding ourselves about the incentives we can realistically employ to compel  the North Korean regime . There is no chance that anything short of an ironclad guarantee of their preservation as a dynastic regime free from outside intervention will modify their behavior. They will starve their people and run almost incalculable risks because they have no other credible choice. And no guarantee that the US gives is credible to the North Korean leadership.\nThis observation leads one to draw a couple of further conclusions that are sometimes absent in the public debate. The first is that as our alliances are what are actually threatened  we should move swiftly to shore these up. Consultations with our allies in Tokyo  Canberra and Seoul are paramount. What do they want to see from us? How can we avoid embarrassing them in front of their own publics without hamstringing the protection of our legitimate security interests? Second  we should not make threats that validate Kim’s rhetoric by making it appear that we are planning to punish him for his rhetoric. That there is a plot by the Americans to destroy  his regime  is the fundamental premise of his domestic propaganda as well as his thinking.\nIn summary  economic sanctions  and/or threats of our military action can push  Kim  towards negotiations but in the end those negotiations will be highly likely to founder on  his  need for nuclear guarantees. We need to prepare for the fact that a resolution of the current crisis will likely require a PRC guarantee. Are we prepared to support that? I think we should be. The course I propose is not without costs: it might increase the risk of a Chinese-US confrontation  and it would link Chinese nuclear strategy to a surrogate state that is inclined to get into conflicts. It is  however  a more promising option than any being canvassed at the present. And time  at this juncture  is not on our side.",
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            "input": "Archbishop of Sydney Glenn Davies  announced the hefty donation in  his  address to the 51st Synod of the Diocese of Sydney on Monday afternoon.\n He  told the gathering that the diocese had been a founding member of the Coalition for Marriage  along with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney  Marriage Alliance and the Australian Christian Lobby.\n\"The Standing Committee has also enthusiastically backed our participation in the Coalition For Marriage and has taken the bold step of drawing down one million dollars from the Diocesan Endowment to promote the 'no' case \"  he  said.\n Davies  told the gathering that \"the stakes are high and the cost is high\".",
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            "input": "NEW YORK (AP) — Columnist Michael Gerson and commentator Amy Holmes are teaming to start a conservative-oriented talk show on PBS that takes its cue from William F. Buckley's \"Firing Line \" which aired from 1966 to 1999.\nThe hosts plan to interview two guests each show  hoping for an in-depth discussion on issues and their formative political experiences. No guests have been announced yet  but  Gerson  said  he 'd like to discuss issues like race  gun control and whether conservatism is the right message for the working class.\n\"I find when I go around the country that there is actually a hunger for serious  civil dialogue as an alternative to the bitterness of our civic discourse \"  Gerson  said.\n Gerson  is known to the PBS audience as a frequent guest on \"NewsHour.\" Holmes worked on MSNBC and on Glenn Beck's media company  The Blaze.\nAlthough the show is beginning at a time of Republican dominance in both the White House and Congress   Gerson  has often found  himself  at odds with President Donald Trump.  He  said Holmes more often takes the president's side  or acts as the \"anti-anti-Trump.\"\n\"I think the Trump era has been a very difficult time for traditional conservative discourse \"  he  said. \"I think a lot of institutions and places have been co-opted in this era. I view conservatism not only as a belief but a state of mind  a respect for tradition but also a respect for facts.\"",
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            "input": "In barely a month since North Korean leader Kim Jong Un surprised the world and said his nation was ready to join the Games  South Korean President Moon Jae-in has delayed military exercises  feted Kim’s sister at the Pyeongchang Olympics and given conditional consent to a bilateral summit in the North.\n“Its delegation and athletes are getting all the spotlight  and Kim Jong Un’s sister is showing elegant smiles before the South Korean public and the world. Even for a moment  it appears to be a normal state.”\nPence cast one of the loneliest figures at the opening event. He remained seated when the joint Korean team entered the stadium  in contrast to Moon who stood along with Kim Jong Un’s younger sister  Kim Yo Jong  to applaud.\nSouth Korean President Moon Jae-in shakes hands with Kim Yo Jong  the sister of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un  in Seoul  South Korea in this undated photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) February 10  2018. KCNA/via REUTERS\nAfter years of ineffective implementation  those sanctions may have begun to finally bite  which  according to a Japanese government official and experts  helps explain why  Kim Jong Un  agreed to send a national team and  his  sister to the Olympics.",
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            "input": "Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein  has bitcoin on  his  mind  a day after reports broke that  his  firm was considering setting up a bitcoin trading operation.\nThe billionaire banker tweeted on Tuesday that  he  wasn't completely sure about  his  stance on the red-hot cryptocurrency.\n Blankfein  said  he 's \"still thinking about bitcoin\" and that  he  was not flat out endorsing or denouncing the digital currency. Here's the full tweet:\nStill thinking about #Bitcoin. No conclusion - not endorsing/rejecting. Know that folks also were skeptical when paper money displaced gold. — Lloyd Blankfein (@lloydblankfein) October 3  2017",
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            "input": "(CNN ) FBI Director Chris Wray  upended the White House's timeline about when it learned of domestic abuse allegations leveled against disgraced aide Rob Porter.\n Wray  testified Tuesday that the FBI repeatedly briefed the White House on its investigation into the aide last year  despite how the White House has presented their timeline.\nThe FBI submitted information to the White House on its background investigation into the former White House staff secretary that uncovered allegations of domestic abuse four times before those allegations became public   Wray  told the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday.  The FBI director 's testimony raises fresh questions about why Porter remained in a senior position after the White House learned of the allegations of domestic abuse leveled by two of Porter's ex-wives to the FBI -- extending a controversy the White House has struggled to shake.\n\"I can't get into the content of what was briefed to the White House ... What I can tell you is that the FBI submitted a partial report on the investigation in question in March. And then a completed background investigation in late July. That soon thereafter  we received request for follow-up inquiry and we did the follow-up and provided that information in November and that we administratively closed the file in January \"  Wray  said in response to questions from Sen. Ron Wyden  a Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee.\n Wray  added that the FBI \"received some additional information\" earlier this month and \"passed that along as well.\"",
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            "input": "It has been a long time since two teams induced as many sofa spasms as the New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers did  with those three false endings in the last two minutes. You thought  finally  the NFL is all about the game again. But just then  the skin-crawly headline came across the bottom of the screen  turning attention away from Tom Brady and Ben Roethlisberger to an old pot-belly named Jerry Richardson.\n[Panthers owner Jerry Richardson announces plan to sell team amid NFL investigation]\nYet the viewer’s head swiveled back and forth between the Patriots-Steelers epic in the icing rain  and the alleged fetishes and racial attitudes of Carolina Panthers owner  Richardson  in  his  owner suite. On Friday  the Panthers announced that Richardson was being investigated for workplace abuses  and by Sunday morning  the story had exploded when Sports Illustrated published a host of sordid specific accusations ranging from sexual harassment to using a racial slur against an employee. These included Richardson supposedly asking to shave the legs of female employees and demanding to examine their backsides in their jeans.\nBut that wasn’t the end of the NFL day. Not thirty minutes after the final play in Pittsburgh  with fans still filing out of the stadium  came the seismic announcement that  Richardson  will be selling the Panthers  the franchise  he  has owned since it was founded in 1993. No explanation was offered  or needed. You have to assume that the disclosures were going to get uglier.\n[Analysis: Forget the catch rule. The league has a replay problem] \nRichardson  is a perfect example of the extent to which the sheer girths of owners’ egos are eclipsing what should be the NFL’s true narrative: the game. Their incessant internecine rivalries and power struggles have become a chronic story line. It was  Richardson  who set the poisonous current tone of management-player relations  when  he  declared during the 2011 collective bargaining that the owners had “a [expletive] deal and we’re going to take back our league and [expletive] do something about it.” It was  Richardson  who  inexplicably grown arrogant on  his  Hardees franchise money  sat across a table and barked at Peyton Manning: “Do I need to help you read a revenue chart  son? Because I don’t know if you know how to read that.”\nRichardson  no doubt  is also capable of individual kindness  and other owners will profess sorrow over his decision to sell  and wax nostalgic over the fact that he once caught passes from Johnny Unitas with the 1959-60 Baltimore Colts.  Richardson  is a self-made man  the first player since George Halas to acquire an ownership stake. But  Richardson   sadly  has acted as a toxic hardliner devoted to ensuring that no other player would ever be treated like a partner or equal.",
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            "input": "Galtsog Gantulga  right  helps Brandon Coghill  left  with some dance steps at the Arthur Murray dance studio in Alexandria on Dec. 20. Gantulga  an undocumented immigrant from Mongolia  had his work permit revoked after being convicted of drunken driving. His students from the dance studio are trying to win him a reprieve. (Michael Robinson Chavez/Washington D.C.)\nBut the ballroom dancers say  Galtsog Gantulga  is a gifted instructor who senses when  his  students need to talk or want to dance but are too shy to take the initiative.  He  hurt no one in the two drunken driving incidents  they point out  and has served time behind bars.  He  also sold  his  car and joined Alcoholics Anonymous.\n\" He  built  his  life over here \" said Mealy Chhim  a retired software engineer who was part of the effort. \" He  just messed up.\"\nRetired Air Force colonel Charlie Heimach takes a phone call from Galtsog Gantulga (pictured in background) during Gantulga’s detention by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in August. (Jahi Chikwendiu/Washington D.C.)\nLiving alone for the first time   Gantulga  landed a job at the Arthur Murray Dance Center in Alexandria and worked his way up to a top instructor.\n Gantulga  dances at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Alexandria  Va. (Michael Robinson Chavez/Washington D.C.)\n Gantulga  lost  his  DACA protection while his second criminal charge was pending. Soon  the government told him they would try to deport him.\n\" Mr. Gantulga  entered the United States on a nonimmigrant visa  but currently does not have lawful status in the United States \" said ICE spokeswoman Carissa Cutrell. \" Gantulga  has proven  himself  to be a public safety threat.\"\n Gantulga  says the drinking and driving \"definitely wouldn't have happened if my parents were here.\"\nBut  he  also said  he  took responsibility: \"It was something that I did.\"\nWith the federal government pushing to expel  Gantulga   the dance students and studio managers mobilized to keep  him  in the United States  getting a firsthand look at the nation's immigration system in the process.\nThey were stunned that  Gantulga  only appeared at  his  immigration court hearings via video link from the detention center where  he  was being held  150 miles away.\nThey were shocked that immigrants facing deportation proceedings didn't have a right to a court-appointed lawyer  that an immigration judge could refuse to set bond and that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement could keep  Gantulga  locked up for months even after bond was set and Heimach rushed over with a check.\nHeimach offered to let  Gantulga  stay at his house while he fought his case.\nInstructors Anusha Rouse  second from left  and Brandon Coghill  right  and students at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio laugh as they speak by cellphone to Galtsog Gantulga  a former instructor at the school who was being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement this summer and now faces deportation. The Arthur Murray students and teachers are trying to win his a reprieve. (Jahi Chikwendiu/Washington D.C.)\nOver the objections of Nicholas J. Bolzman  the prosecutor from the Department of Homeland Security  Immigration Judge Helaine Perlman granted  Gantulga  release on $12 000 bond  saying his crimes weren't serious enough to be eligible for mandatory detention.",
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            "input": "Halsey  raised  her  voice Saturday at the Women’s March in New York to shed light on sexual assault  rape and a culture rooted in misogyny.\n Halsey  delivered one of Saturday’s most poignant moments when  she  recited an original poem about sexual assault. (Erik Pendzich/REX/Shutterstock/Erik Pendzich/REX/Shutterstock)\n“A Story Like Mine” shares  Halsey ’s personal experiences with sexual assault  which include being assaulted as a child  accompanying her best friend to Planned Parenthood  being forced by a boyfriend to have sex  and performing after having a miscarriage.\n Halsey  also addresses how  she  believed  her  fame could protect  her  from being assaulted  but that  she  realizes “nobody is safe (as) long as  she  is alive.”\n Halsey 's powerful poem had some choice words for President Trump. (Evan Vucci/AP)\n“And that’s why we’re here  and that’s why we rally ”  Halsey  read  “It’s Olympians and a medical resident and not one f---ng word from the man who is President.”\nAlthough  Halsey ’s poem explores past traumas  “A Story Like Mine” ends on a hopeful note.\nThis is extraordinary. Thank you @Halsey for your art  your words  your ferocity. [Link] — Debra Messing (@DebraMessing) January 21  2018\nKaty Perry  Reese Witherspoon  Debra Messing and other celebrities praised Halsey's poem on social media.",
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            "input": "The famed New York gossip columnist  Liz Smith  has died at 94.  Her  decades long column in the New York Daily News gave people a look into the lives of the rich and famous and powerful.\nFor decades  if you wanted to know where a famous person was last night and with whom  you'd see what  Liz Smith  was writing.  Smith  was a famed gossip columnist who chronicled the lives of the rich and powerful in New York's tabloids.  She  died Sunday at the age of 94. NPR's Andrew Limbong has this appreciation.\nANDREW LIMBONG  BYLINE:  Liz Smith  liked to compare gossip to Greek tragedy.  She  was especially fond of this quote from an academic calling gossip an emotional release valve that allows us to express a whole range of human findings - envy  anger  compassion - and to find solace in other people's woes. But  she  herself wasn't that high-minded about it.\n LIZ SMITH : It wasn't just about people doing terrible things all the time. A lot of it was just wannabe news.\nLIMBONG: This is  Smith  on NPR in 2009.  She  talked about bringing readers to places where all the rich and famous people hung out.\n SMITH : You wanted to go. You wanted to know how - what would it be? How much did you tip the hat check girl in a place like that? You know  looking through the keyhole at how your betters lived  I guess.\nLIMBONG:  Liz Smith  was born in Fort Worth  Texas  in 1923.  Her  babysitter used to take  her  to movies where  she 'd be captivated by movie stars.  She  moved to New York and began ghost writing gossip. In the '70s   she  eventually got  her  own column in the New York Daily News simply titled  Liz Smith .  She  never wanted  her  columns to be mean  and they were far removed from the sort of bloggy online snark of the gossip that came after  her . But  she  had insider information on the likes of Rock Hudson  Elizabeth Taylor  Elaine Stritch.\nDOREE SHAFRIR: And you could tell that  she  was writing them sort of from a place of almost  like  love of the people  she  was writing about. Like   she  really enjoyed the world that  she  was writing about and the characters in it.\nLIMBONG: That's Doree Shafrir.  She  covers tech for BuzzFeed now  but  she  used to work at Gawker and profiled  Smith  for the New York Observer in 2008.\nSHAFRIR: Like a lot of people in media  but probably especially for gossip columnists of  her  era  the line between friends and sources and subjects necessarily got very blurred.\nLIMBONG:  Smith  was criticized for not being objective  but  she  didn't pretend to be.  She  told NPR in 2009 about  her  biggest scoop.  She  got it from  her  friend Ivana Trump.\n SMITH : One day Ivana called me and asked me to come to the Plaza Hotel. And when I got there   she  threw  herself  in my arms and told me that Donald didn't want  her  anymore  and that  she  had just gone through all of this plastic surgery to enhance  her  looks. And I tried to give  her  some motherly advice.\nLIMBONG: The Trumps' divorce was a big deal  and  Smith  knew what the fallout would look like.\n SMITH : I said  get yourself a PR person who's respectable and defend yourself against him.\nLIMBONG: Donald Trump  who was a celebrity real estate developer at the time  wasn't  thrilled Smith  was writing about  his  divorce.\n SMITH :  He  said  he  was going to buy the New York Daily News in order to fire me.",
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            "input": "Majed Shafie  grew up in a prominent Muslim family in Egypt. But even at a young age  he  struggled with Islamic beliefs and practices.\n He  was also troubled by the persecution of people in other religions  especially when  he  started making Christian friends in college.\n Majed  says  “I saw how peaceful they are. I saw how forgiving they are. I saw the principles and the values that they have. So I didn’t understand why you want to persecute people that they are that peaceful. And I needed to know what truth that this Christians have that I was not even allowed to hear.”\nTo get answers   Majed  went to  his  Christian friend tamer  who in turn gave  him  a bible.\n Majed  committed  his  life to Jesus Christ.\n“This feeling of freedom  this feeling of liberation  there is nothing like when you know that you’re a child of God and you’re not a slave ” says  Majed .\n Majed  escaped  and continued  his  work.\n3 months later  Egyptian police forced their way into  his  home and arrested  him .\n Majed  remembers  “An officer came and he said  I need to know everything about you  who you are  who working with you. I told him I don't know anything  I don't know what you’re talking about  I don't know what organization and He told me you want to play tough we can play tough together. I told him tough is my middle name  you don’t need to worry about that. Next day they transfer me to Abu Zaabel Prison. For the locals  Abu Zaabel Prison is called hell on earth.”\nTrying to get information  interrogators began systematically torturing  Majed .\nAfter two days   Majed  feared  he  would betray  his  friends.\n“Lying down in a pool of my own blood this was my prayer. I told  Him   Lord  I want to thank you for your gift on the cross. I don’t regret believing in you. You died for  me  and I will live and I will die for you. However Lord  You made me out of flesh and blood  you know how weak I am. And my only request to you is to kill me before tomorrow morning ” says  Majed .\nThe next day   his  captors brought in dogs.  Majed  braced  himself  for the attack.\n“There was absolute quiet and calm. So I removed my hand away from my face just little by little and that’s what I saw. By God all three dogs sitting around  me . None of them moved one single step. Then another three dogs came. Sat in the same position with one little difference. The middle one took a step forward and  he  licked my face. I got the same message that the officers got. That maybe I’m alone but I’m not lonely. Somebody else here with me.”\n His  interrogator returned the following day. This time  he  made  him  an offer.\n Majed  says  “ He  said you tell me the name of your friends  I will release you. I will make you witness in the case  I will release you.  He  listed everything that any man will desire. I looked at  him   I told  him  oh that’s  that’s a very good deal. I-I will take it. Go get me food and water and after that we’ll talk together.  He  said  whatever you like I will bring it to you. I told  him  shish kebab.  He  went   he  bring an Egyptian food  I sit down  I ate.  He  told me now you tell me the name of your friends. I told  him  listen. We are a big group. Thousands of us. I will not remember all of us // But I can give you the name of our leader. He told me  okay  give me the name of your leader. I told him the name of our leader is Jesus Christ. If you can catch Him  catch Him.”",
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            "input": "Branson 's adventurous spirit  however  wasn't just a quality he picked up in adulthood  but dates back to his upbringing.\n\"And there was the moment when I was four that we were going to Granny's house in Devon \"  Branson  recalled. \"About three miles before we got there — I think I must have been misbehaving or something in the back of it — she just pushed me out of the car and said  'Right  you make your own way there.'\"\nNot only is  Eve Branson the billionaire entrepreneur's mother    she  is also an author and founder of the Eve Branson Foundation  a nonprofit organization that offers training and income-producing projects to local Moroccan communities.\nAccording to Eve's foundation website  even though  her  philanthropic adventure began when Richard attempted to fly from Morocco to France in a hot air balloon during the 1990s   she  always looked for adventure from a young age  including enlisting in the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRENS) to provide help during World War II.",
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            "input": "Bay Area political events : Bernie Sanders , no-hate march . \nBernie Sanders : Sen. Bernie Sanders , independent-Vt. , speaks at a California Nurses Association-sponsored rally in favor of a single-payer health care system . \nFifteen Senate Democrats are flirting with a ... more Photo : Andrew Harrer , Bloomberg Bay Area political events : Bernie Sanders , no-hate march 1  1 Back to Gallery .",
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            "input": "Matchup Weight Class Odds Prediction DraftKings Pick? Anthony Hamilton Vs. Adam Wieczorek Heavyweight Wieczorek -160  Hamilton +130 Wieczorek by TKO Wieczorek Jenel Lausa Vs. Eric Shelton Men's Flyweight Shelton -400  Lausa +300 Shelton by UD Alex Chambers Vs. Nadia Kaseem Strawweight Kaseem -150  Chambers +125 Kaseem by TKO Kaseem Damien Brown Vs. Frank Camacho Lightweight Brown -114  -114 Camacho Brown by TKO Brown Rashad Coulter Vs. Tai Tuivasa Heavyweight Tuivasa -187  Coulter +165 Coulter by TKO Coulter Nik Lentz Vs. Will Brooks Lightweight Brooks -315  Lentz +270 Brooks by SUB Ryan Benoit Vs. Ashkan Mokhtarian Men's Flyweight Benoit -221  Mokhtarian +179 Benoit by SUB Alexander Volkanovski Vs. Shane Young Featherweight/ Lightweight Volkanovski -526  Young +375 Volkanovski by TKO Elias Theodorou Vs. Daniel Kelly Middleweight Theodorou -221  Kelly +179 Theodorou by UD Jake Matthews Vs. Bojan Velickovic Welterweight Matthews -169  Velickovic +141 Matthews by UD Matthews Tim Means Vs. Belal Muhammad Welterweight Means -248  Muhammad +192 Means by TKO Bec Rawlings Vs. Jessica Rose-Clark Women's Flyweight Rawlings -145  Clark +118 Rawlings by UD Rawlings Fabricio Werdum Vs. Marcin Tybura Heavyweight Werdum -286  Tybura +190 Werdum by SUB\nSaturday's event will be the 12th from the promotion in Australia. It's the sixth in the Qudos Bank Arena (formerly known as Acer and AllPhones Arena). Eight of the fighters have fought in Australia for the UFC in the past.  Matthews  and Kelly have the most fights in Australia for the promotion at five apiece.\n Matthews  is 3-2 in  his  home country while Kelly has one loss in five fights before  his  countrymen.  Rawlings  is the only fighter on the card with two or more fights in Australia and no losses Down Under.\nBrooks came to the UFC with some fanfare  but he's lost his last two fights after winning his debut. If the former Bellator champion hopes to rise to similar heights in the UFC  he needs to beat Lentz.  Matthews  is another fighter hoping to avoid a three-fight losing streak.  He  has long been considered one of the best young prospects in the UFC.\nAt 23 years old  it's time  he  starts to get  his  arrow pointing upward again. A loss to the dangerous Velickovic could be disastrous. Rawlings has also lost two in a row. She's a major draw in Australia  but she has to be getting concerned about a potential release if she continues to look less than stellar in the Octagon.",
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            "input": "Foreign Minister Sandra Jovel  said the change amounts to \"a foreign policy decision  therefore sovereign \" and there is no intention to reverse it.\n Guatemala's Foreign Minister Sandra Jovel  answers questions during a news conference in Guatemala City  Tuesday  Dec. 26  2017. Guatemala's president announced on Christmas Eve that the Central American country will move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem  becoming the first nation to follow the lead of U.S. President Donald Trump in ordering the change. (AP Photo/Moises Castillo)\n Jovel  played down a possible fallout for Guatemala's cardamom trade  for which Arab and Islamic nations are the largest buyers.  She  noted it represents just 0.37 percent of the country's GDP.\n\"It is not an issue that should really worry us too much \"  Jovel  said.\n Guatemala's Foreign Minister Sandra Jovel  answers questions during a news conference in Guatemala City  Tuesday  Dec. 26  2017. Guatemala's president announced on Christmas Eve that the Central American country will move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem  becoming the first nation to follow the lead of U.S. President Donald Trump in ordering the change. (AP Photo/Moises Castillo)",
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            "input": "SAN JOSE (Reuters) -  Christian singer Fabricio Alvarado Munoz  will face a center-left fiction writer in Costa Rica’s presidential election runoff  seeking to thwart the advance of gay rights with a victory for evangelical conservatives in the Central American nation.\nThe rise of  Alvarado Munoz  on a ticket fiercely opposing gay marriage was helped by the decline of a centrist two-party system that stretched back decades in a country long considered one of the most stable in Latin America.\n“There’s nothing more progressive than defending life and family ”  Alvarado Munoz  said on Sunday.  He  added on Monday that no members of  his  cabinet would support gay marriage or abortion.\nThe telegenic writer of Christian songs such as “Your Love is Everything ” won 24.9 percent of Sunday’s vote.  He  was elected to the national assembly in 2014 as the only federal deputy representing the Christian-backed National Restoration Party (PRN).\nA well-known television news anchor before  he  turned to religion   Alvarado Munoz  shot to political prominence during the campaign by denouncing a ruling by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights calling on Costa Rica to give civil marriage rights to same-sex couples.\n“All the vestiges of gender ideology will be eliminated from public policy in Costa Rica ”  he  said in  his  government plan.",
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            "input": "Before Ryan spoke   Nancy Pelosi  again called on him to commit to a vote on immigration  saying he acts more as a Speaker of the White House than a Speaker of the House. The early vote took place because of Sen. Rand Paul who blocked action in the Senate for must of Thursday with a demand on an amendment leaving previous ceilings on federal spending in place.\nâI ran for office because I was very critical of President Obamaâs trillion-dollar deficits â said  the Kentucky senator . âNow we have Republicans hand in hand with Democrats offering us trillion-dollar deficits. I canât in all honesty look the other way.â\nâI have been offering all day to vote. I would like nothing more than to vote. But itâs the other side. Itâs the leadership that has refused to allow any amendments â  he  said.\n Nancy Pelosi  even shared a strange anecdote during an eight hour Wednesday floor speech about a Guatamalan boy with âbeautiful tan skinâ and âbeautiful brown eyesâ that  her  grandson wished he looked like.\nListen to  Nancy Pelosi  talk about  her  grandson wanting to have âbeautiful tan skinâ and âbeautiful brown eyesâ. like  his  friend Antonio â a Guatemalan. White guilt is disgusting. Itâs even worse when you brainwash a child to hate his own skin and eye color. pic.twitter.com/nLXp5OIfDD â Based Monitored ðºð¸ð®ðª (@BasedMonitored) February 8  2018\nRepresentative Nancy Pelosi of California  the Democratic leader  told a closed-door meeting of House Democrats that she would oppose the deal  and said that Democrats would have leverage if they held together to demand a debate on immigration legislation. But she suggested that she would not stand in the way of lawmakers who wanted to vote their conscience. Pressing the issue further  Ms. Pelosi and the next two highest-ranking House Democrats sent a letter to Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin noting their desire for the government to remain open and imploring him to make a public statement about the scheduling of a vote on legislation to protect young immigrants brought illegally to the country as children who are now shielded by the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program  or DACA. âNYT",
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            "input": "Bernie Sanders . \nSenator Bernie Sanders . \nSenator Bernie Sanders received rapturous applause from progressives for his foreign-policy speech at Westminster College in Fulton , Missouri , last week . \nJacob Heilbrunn of the more conservative National Interest suggested Sanders was bringing \"regime change\" to the liberal interventionism of the Democratic establishment . \nThe Sanders speech indeed opened a new debate and offered the first steps towards a fundamentally different policy , but it also leaves many questions unanswered . \nSanders 's central contribution is to upend the military-dominated definition of national security . \nSanders also called out the threat posed by extreme inequality and the \"movement toward international oligarchy\" in which \"a small number of billionaire and corporate interests have control over our economic life .\" \nThat 's not a new argument from Sanders , but here he explicitly framed it as a matter of national security . \n\"This planet ,\" Sanders argued , \"will not be secure or peaceful when so few have so much , and so many have so little ... . \nSanders revived traditional liberal concerns about the domestic costs of policing the globe . \nIn so doing , Sanders sought to define a new progressive internationalism . \nSanders laid down markers for a new debate , particularly within the Democratic Party . \nSanders was one of only five Democratic senators to vote against the Republican initiative to lard another $ 80 billion onto the military budget , and those who voted for it should be questioned by their constituents . \nWhile Sanders redefined our security challenges in the Westminster speech , he offered few ideas on how to deal with them . \nThe United States does have to \"get serious\" on climate change , but Sanders 's only policy advice was to remain in the Paris climate agreements . \nYet Sanders offered no way out of the endless wars without victory across the greater Middle East . \nInequality , corruption , oligarchy , authoritarianism are \"inseparable ,\" and must be \"fought in the same way ,\" but Sanders offered no plan on how to do that . \nSanders said we are \"confronted by North Korea ,\" and called for international sanctions to force abandonment of nuclear weapons and missiles . \nRelations with Russia and China also received little attention in Sanders 's speech . \nSanders also embraced the Democrats ' aggressive posture on Russian interference in the 2016 elections , calling out Putin while condemning Trump for not saying a word about it at the United Nations . \nSanders even echoed neoconservative rhetoric , suggesting that \"In the struggle of democracy versus authoritarianism , we intend to win ,\" as if \"authoritarianism\" were somehow like communism -- a global , ideological movement . \nSanders 's speech opened a new debate .",
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            "input": "CLEVELAND (AP) —  LeBron James  couldn’t get to 30 000 career points and  he  and  his  Cleveland teammates couldn’t stop Paul George  Russell Westbrook or Carmelo Anthony as the Oklahoma City Thunder thumped the Cavaliers 148-124 on Saturday for their fourth straight win.\n James  finished with 18 points and is seven shy of becoming the seventh player in NBA history to reach the 30 000-point plateau.  His  next chance is Tuesday when the Cavs visit San Antonio.\n James  entered the fourth within reach of 30 000. But after  he  missed two shots   James  was replaced with 6:37 remaining and the Cavs trailing 128-101. The 33-year-old wanted to make history in front of  his  home fans and family  but it wasn’t to be and  he  dejectedly took a seat on the bench as the Thunder finished off the rout.\n James  will eventually get to 30 000 and join Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (38 387 points)  Karl Malone (36 928)  Kobe Bryant (33 643)  Michael Jordan (32 292)  Wilt Chamberlain (31 419) and Dirk Nowitzki (30 808) on the select list.\nThe Cavs made one last push with  James  making a layup to cut the Thunder’s lead to 12. But Oklahoma City didn’t let up and eventually pushed the lead to 31.\nThunder: G Andre Roberson played his second game after missing eight with left patellar tendinitis. He had a forgettable six-second span  missing four straight free throws and committing a foul. … Coach Billy Donovan first watched  James  play as a high school sophomore  when he stood out more than others. “In seeing him at that age you see a lot of times young kids that are sophomores with his ability — maybe not all of his ability — but you see talented players ” Donovan said. “They never get better. A lot of times it’s difficult to get better because there’s such a microscope. The thing that’s amazing to me is he’s had a lot of attention on him and a very  very young age and he always got better.”",
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            "input": "In June the sector contracted 0.1 percent month-on-month after growing 9.6 percent in May  Abdus Salam Murshedy  president of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association  told reporters late Tuesday.\n He said prices for Bangladeshi garment products have fallen 20 to 25 percent in the global market and the situation is taking a \"serious turn\". About 25 factories were shut down over June and July.\n \"The buyers do not want to offer good rate anymore \" he said as the entrepreneurs late Tuesday held a meeting with Members of Parliament in the capital  Dhaka  to discuss the crisis.\n \"We are under tremendous pressure to keep us afloat \" Murshedy said.\n Murshedy said the next three months till October would be the most challenging period for the industry as domestic issues including frequent power outages and a gas crisis are aggravating the situation.\n He demanded the government bring the entrepreneurs under a special stimulus package to support the sector at least until June 2010.",
            "output": [
                "Abdus Salam Murshedy"
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            "input": "Jackie “ The Joke Man” Martling  settles a few scores with  his  former employer Howard Stern in  his  upcoming memoir “Bow to Stern.” The 69-year-old comedian recounts the excruciatingly drawn out negotiations over  his  contract at the end of 2000.\nMartling admits that  he  was drinking heavily and knew that  he  wouldn't be able to quit alcohol if  he  stayed on the show. Also  his  marriage to wife Nancy was falling apart and the idea of announcing it on air was horrifying.\nThe Long Island native says that  he  was earning just shy of $578 000 and decided to ask for an average of $1 million over five years. K-Rock's general manager Tom Chiusano offered $611 000 and finally bumped it up to $650 000 although he admits he would have settled for $800 000.\nThe King of All Media  Howard Stern  had fun with  Jackie Martling . (Elsa/Getty Images)\n Martling  complains that Stern theatrically complained  “Where’s Jackie” that morning knowing full well that he wouldn’t be in. That night they spoke on the phone but  Martling  writes: “I could tell as I spoke to him that his relatively new girlfriend was sitting there  because he was acting somewhat “on ” and posing a bit. We weren't on the same wavelength.”\nThe crude comic admits that initially it was very difficult not being on the show and at least twice tried to accept the station's offer and return.  Martling  says  he  even wrote a heartfelt note after 9/11 telling  his  old boss that  he  thought the tragedy would be a perfect opportunity for  him  to return to the airwaves and bring some levity to listeners  but  he  was rebuffed.\nTellingly there are no photos of Stern or Robin Quivers in the book although there are photos of show members Gary Dell'Abate and Fred Norris. Troubled comedian Artie Lange who took over for  Martling  wrote the book’s foreword.\n Martling 's book hits shelves on Tuesday.",
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            "input": "BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria’s army and its allies will keep fighting in Syria after the battle ends in Deir al-Zor province  where Islamic State has its last significant stronghold   President Bashar al-Assad  said on Tuesday.\n“The victories against terrorist organizations  starting in Aleppo and not ending in Deir al-Zor  formed a critical strike that foiled partition projects and terrorist goals ”  Assad ’s office quoted  him  as saying.\n Assad  regards all the groups fighting against the Syrian state as terrorist groups.\n Assad  said in  his  meeting with Velayati that the battle would last “until the recovery of security and stability to all Syrian lands”   his  office said.",
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            "input": "Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon  told congressional investigators that the controversial June 2016 Trump Tower meeting between Trump campaign officials and a Russian lawyer promising dirt on Hillary Clinton was “unpatriotic ” an acknowledgement of comments  he ’s tried to publicly distance  himself  from  according to sources familiar with  his  closed-door testimony before the House Intelligence Committee earlier this week.\nBannon  according to “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House” by Michael Wolff  said the meeting attended by Donald Trump Jr.  Jared Kushner and then campaign chairman Paul Manafort was “treasonous” and “unpatriotic.\"\n“Even if you thought that this was not treasonous  or unpatriotic  or bad sh--  and I happen to think it’s all of that  you should have called the FBI immediately  ” Bannon  said  according to Wolff.\n He  later attempted to walk back the comments  which reportedly angered President Trump  saying in a statement that the eldest Trump son “is both a patriot and a good man ” and that the “treasonous” comments were directed at Manafort.\nTwo sources familiar with  Bannon ’s congressional appearance tell ABC News that  Bannon  stood by  his  description of the meeting as “unpatriotic ” but told lawmakers  his  initial description of the meeting as “treasonous” was exaggerated.\nA third source familiar with  Bannon ’s interview told ABC News that  Bannon ’s characterization of the meeting as “unpatriotic” behind closed doors was only a reference to Manafort  not Trump Jr. or Kushner.\n Bannon  only said that the meeting “displayed poor judgment” on the part of Trump Jr. and Kushner  but was “excusable because they were newcomers to political campaigns ” the source said.\n Bannon  also told the committee  he  was speculating when  he  suggested to Wolff that it was likely that Trump Jr. brought the Russian lawyer and other individuals in the meeting to meet with Donald Trump in Trump Tower  according to two sources.\n\"The chance that Don Jr did not walk these jumos up to his father's office on the twenty-sixth floor is zero ”  Bannon  told Wolff.\nSources familiar with  Bannon 's interview said  he  also told the committee that  he  had communicated with former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus  press secretary Sean Spicer and Mark Corallo  the former spokesman for the president’s legal team  about the Trump Tower meeting after the New York Times broke the news of the meeting in July of 2017.  Bannon ’s comments to the committee about these conversations were first reported by Axios.\n Bannon  is expected back before the committee later this month after  he  refused to answer questions about  his  time working for Trump during the transition and in the Oval Office.\n Bannon  did not respond to a request for comment.",
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            "input": "In late March   Timothy Nguyen   a 25-year-old coach at Quicksilver  a USA Swimming-affiliated club in San Jose  quit after an underage swimmer told the club’s head coach that  Nguyen  had sent her suggestive messages through social media. The head coach informed USA Swimming officials  but no one told law enforcement.\nTwo months later  on May 30  Elizabeth Hoendervoogt  a USA Swimming official and abuse prevention specialist  called San Jose police to report  Nguyen  and send over messages the coach had exchanged with three swimmers  all aged 14 to 16.\nIn one exchange  police allege   Nguyen  asked a girl if she’d been sexually active yet  discussed the specifics of several sex acts and then suggested they could be “friends with benefits.” In another  police say   Nguyen  asked a girl for nude photos. One girl told police she had improved as a swimmer under Nguyen  and she had been concerned  he  would stop coaching her if she didn’t respond.\nIn late June  police arrested  Nguyen . Then they learned Quicksilver’s head coach and USA Swimming officials had known about some of Nguyen’s behavior in March. In California  coaches are mandatory reporters and must inform authorities within 36 hours of learning of suspected sex crimes involving children.\nUSA Swimming spokesman Matthew Farrell said it took two months for the Olympic sports organization to report  Nguyen  to police because it took time to collect the text messages. When asked whether USA Swimming or the club should have handled the report differently  Farrell replied: “I’m not aware of any substantive changes that USA Swimming or the club would make.”",
            "output": [
                "Timothy Nguyen"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson  gave what was probably the most spiritually dry prayer  outside of âGood food  good meat. Good God  letâs eat!â than you are likely to hear in some time  during a cabinet meeting  on the day of the Senate vote on the Republican tax reform bill.\n Prayed Carson:\n âWe thank you for the president and for Cabinet members who are courageous  who are willing to face the winds of controversy in order to provide a better future for those who come behind us â  Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson  said in the prayer. âWeâre thankful for the unity in Congress that has presented an opportunity for our economy to expand so we can fight the coercive debt that has been destroying our future. And we hope that unity will expand beyond party lines â  he  added. âIn this time of discord  distrust and dishonesty  we ask that you would give us a spirit of gratitude  compassion and common sense â and wisdom  âin the name of the father  the son and the Holy Spirit â Carson concluded.\nPres. Trump offers to allow reporters to stay for  Ben Carson's prayer : \"You need  the prayer  more than I do  I think. You may be the only ones.\" [Link] pic.twitter.com/33To4DShvc â ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) December 20  2017",
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            ]
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            "input": "Bush owes us an apology . \n\"If there 's any comparison between the compassion and decency of the American people and the terrorist tactics of extremists , it 's flawed logic ,\" Bush said .",
            "output": [
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                "Bush"
            ]
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            "input": "Co-Founder and CEO of Vivaldi  Jon Von Tetzchner  poses for a photo during the Web Summit  Europe's biggest tech conference  in Lisbon  Portugal  November 9  2017. REUTERS/Pedro Nunes\nCo-Founder and CEO of Vivaldi  Jon Von Tetzchner  talks with a Reuters reporter during the Web Summit  Europe's biggest tech conference  in Lisbon  Portugal  November 9  2017.  REUTERS/Pedro Nunes\n  He  has since launched Vivaldi  which includes functions  he  says bigger browsers lack. Vivaldi.net does not track searches and is based on an online community of users who recommend features   he  said.\nCo-Founder and CEO of Vivaldi  Jon Von Tetzchner  talks with a Reuters reporter during the Web Summit  Europe's biggest tech conference  in Lisbon  Portugal  November 9  2017.  REUTERS/Pedro Nunes\nGoogle (GOOGL.O)  dominates the online advertisement market and  it  closed Vivaldiâs advertising account. Google partnered Opera before launching the Chrome browser in 2008.\n He  said  he  was increasingly concerned about data collection and tracking by tech giants like Google and Facebook.",
            "output": [
                "Pedro Nunes"
            ]
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            "input": "Perennial country favorite Dierks Bentley  has revealed the first details of  his  upcoming ninth studio album  The Mountain.\nRelated Watch  Dierks Bentley  Perform Driving New Song 'Burning Man' \"Somewhere on a Beach\" singer road tests new tune at Las Vegas show\nSet for release early this year   Bentley  says  the album  owes  its  creative genesis to a recent experience at Telluride Bluegrass Festival – a long-running roots music gathering held each year in the Rocky Mountains resort town of Telluride  Colorado.\nThe singer-songwriter has a well-established love of bluegrass and released  the bluegrass-inspired album  Up on the Ridge in 2010. His most recent album – 2016's Black – featured a more polished  rock-infused sound.  Bentley  describes The Mountain to Rolling Stone Country as a combination of those two musical impulses.\n\"The Mountain mixes Up on the Ridge with Black \"  he  says. \"This record covers more ground in that Up on the Ridge area than I thought it would. The most successful part of my career is in large part due to [songwriter-producer] Ross Copperman  and these sounds and ideas that he has. But we've reached a place where we've pushed that as far as we can  so how do we grab some of the stuff I love from the first part of my career and blow that up even more  and put it all together in a cauldron.\"\nA new teaser video for the project released as part of the announcement seems to confirm that analysis  highlighting a marriage of roots instrumentation and a modern  rock-focused drive. In the video   Bentley  walks through a sweeping backcountry landscape as the fat-bottomed electric groove of The Mountain's title track plays in the background.\n\"Well I bet my soul on a six string gamble / I climbed like hell through the brush and the bramble / Even though I had my doubts / Told myself don’t look down / And I turned that hill into a pile of gravel / It was only a mountain \"  Bentley  sings.\nRecorded and also largely written in Telluride  the album was produced by Copperman  Jon Randall and executive producer Arturo Buenahora Jr.  and features songs co-written by  Bentley  with hitmakers like Natalie Hemby  Luke Dick  Copperman  Randall  Jon Nite and Ashley Gorley.\n Bentley  previously debuted two new songs at a pair of year-end concerts in Las Vegas  road-testing the driving rocker \"Burning Man\" and optimistic ballad \"Living\" for enthusiastic crowds. His most-recent release is \"Hold the Light \" a collaboration with Bon Iver's S. Carey from the Only the Brave soundtrack memorializing the 19 firefighters who died battling a wildfire in  Bentley 's native Arizona in 2013.",
            "output": [
                "Dierks Bentley"
            ]
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            "input": "Despite his outspoken liberalism , Franken has worked hard to make friends with Republicans , Cruz excepted . \nOf late , Cruz has shown a humbler , more compassionate side . \nFranken was unsparing in his criticism of Texas Sen. Ted Cruz in his book , \"Al Franken : Giant of the Senate .\" \nWould America be better off if it had elected Cruz and not Trump president ? \nThe second , Chapter 37 , \"Sophistry ,\" details how much he loathes Sen. Ted Cruz , whom he describes as a smarmy , condescending grandstander . \n\"He 's the exception that proves the rule ,\" Franken told the American-Statesman , explaining his decision to abandon normal senatorial courtesy in writing about Cruz . \nSmith said that he did n't know Cruz would figure so importantly in Franken 's book when he arranged for Franken 's prime spot at the conference , but said , \"It 's the cherry on the sundae .\" \nAs for Cruz , Franken said he has no regrets about committing his misgivings to print . \nFranken and Cruz will bookend the Texas Tribune Festival this weekend . \nOn Sunday , Smith will moderate a discussion with Cruz and his Texas Republican Senate colleague , John Cornyn . \nWhen the book came out in May , Cruz told Politico , \"Al is trying to sell books and apparently he 's decided that being obnoxious and insulting me is good for causing liberals to buy his books . \nSmith will moderate a discussion with Republican U.S. Sens. John Cornyn and Ted Cruz at 9 a.m. on Sunday , also at Hogg Auditorium . \nAs far as he knows , Smith said , \"it 's the only event that has both Al Franken and Ted Cruz on the program ,\" and , he said , no speaker in the festival 's history has generated as much advance interest and excitement as Franken . \nAlso , American-Statesman chief political writer Jonathan Tilove will interview U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke , D-El Paso , who is running for Cruz 's Senate seat .",
            "output": [
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            "input": "In an interview with Fox News Sunday 's Chris Wallace , Mitt Romney acknowledged just how much his \"47 percent\" comments -- in which he all but wrote off the votes of half the country -- had negatively impacted his chances of being president : \"That hurt . \nRomney 's admission of the damage done got us to thinking -LRB- again -RRB- about why exactly the remark hurt him so badly . \nCandidates need to adjust accordingly or face the prospect of adding their names to a list that Romney headlines at the moment . \nThe conventional wisdom is that \"47 percent\" hurt so much because it played directly into the stereotype of Romney as an out-of-touch rich guy that President Obama and his campaign were playing up . \nThe power of these \"candid candidate\" moments is that they present a jarringly different image of a politician than the one he or she is presenting to the public and raise questions among voters about who the real Mitt Romney or Tom Daschle or Bob Etheridge actually is . \nThe truly terrible thing for Romney was that the remarks not only came directly out of Romney 's mouth but were also documented on video . \nImagine for a second if Romney 's \"47 percent\" comments had never been captured on video and rather only been quoted by someone in attendance . \nYes , it still would have been a story that Romney would have had to address but it 's hard to imagine that it would have been the definitive moment of the campaign -- as it turned out to be .",
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            "input": "Police busted  Michael Cognato   35  on Thursday for violating an order of protection barring him from any contact with the student.\n Cognato  is accused in the original October case with sending the girl naked pictures and at least 15 videos of  himself  masturbating between August and October.\n He  had taught the teen while she was in eighth grade at Intermediate School 93 in Ridgewood and the two remained in contact when she went on to high school.  Cognato  tutored the teen and often contacted her via Facebook messaging and Skype  officials said.\n He  soon began sending explicit photos of  himself  and convinced the teen to send  him  back naked pictures of herself  cops said.\nIn October police charged  Cognato   of Bethpage  L.I.  with using a child in a sexual performance  promoting a sexual performance by a child and acting in a manner injurious to a child after the teen’s mother contacted cops.\nEducation Department officials said  Cognato  began working as a teacher at IS 93 in 2001.  He  has no previous disciplinary history.\nAfter  his  arrest   he  was taken out of IS 93 and transferred to a central Education Department office for administrative duties. Meanwhile  Education Department officials began the process of taking  him  off the payroll.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The Florida primary Tuesday was once going to be Rubio's chance to dispatch his main Republican opponent  Gov. Charlie Crist. But Crist bolted the party four months ago rather than face Rubio in the primary and is running as an independent in a three-way race.\n Now  facing intense competition for the moderate Republicans and independents who could be the keys to victory in one of the nation's most closely divided states  Rubio is trying to show that he is more than just an insurgent protest candidate -- and he is breaking with some Tea Party orthodoxy in the process.\n Rubio spends less and less time trying to tap into the discontent that has been at the forefront of the midterm elections. A wiser course for Republicans  he said  is offering an alternative  not simply being the angry opposition.\n His course bears little resemblance to those of other insurgent candidates  many of whom hope to ride a combative streak -- and little else -- to Washington. Rubio is increasingly trying to turn his candidacy into one built more on ideas than outrage  which is why he delivered three detailed speeches in the past week alone on education  veterans' affairs and retiree issues.\n In an expansive interview  as he rode in a white minivan from Pensacola to Fort Walton Beach  Rubio did not agree with flashpoints Republican candidates elsewhere have seized on.\n Does he support changing the 14th Amendment  as some Republicans have suggested  which grants the right to citizenship to anyone born in the United States?\n \"You're taking energy and focus away from that fundamental debate and spending time on something that quite frankly is not the highest and best use of our political attention \" Rubio said. \"I don't think that's where the problem is.\"\n \"Yeah  there's a lot \" Rubio said. \"Obviously his personal story of someone who didn't come from wealth is a testament not just to his tenacity  but to America. I just strongly disagree with him on public policy.\"",
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                "Rubio"
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            "input": "President Donald Trump claimed that  Hillary Clinton  “lied many times to the FBI and nothing happened to  her .” In fact  the FBI director told Congress that there was “no basis to conclude  she  lied to the FBI.”\nTrump also left the false impression that the FBI deviated from its standard practice by not putting  Clinton  under oath when  she  was interviewed last year about  her  email use while secretary of state. He claimed it was “the most incredible thing anyone has ever seen.” It’s not incredible or even unusual.\nTrump  Dec. 4: I will say this:  Hillary Clinton  lied many times to the FBI and nothing happened to  her . Flynn lied and they destroyed his life. I think it’s a shame.  Hillary Clinton   on the Fourth of July weekend  went to the FBI  not under oath — it was the most incredible thing anyone has ever seen.  She  lied many times. Nothing happened to  her . Flynn lied  and it’s like they ruined his life. It’s very unfair.\nTrump is referring to the FBI’s three-hour-plus interview with  Clinton  on July 2  2016  near the end of the agency’s investigation into whether  she  or  her  staff mishandled classified information. The investigation stemmed from  Clinton ’s decision to exclusively use a private email account and personal server when conducting official government business.\nThree days after the FBI interviewed  Clinton   then-FBI Director James Comey announced that he would not recommend filing charges against  Clinton . He said that  she  and  her  staff were “extremely careless” in handling classified information  but the FBI did not find evidence that their actions were intentional.\nThe FBI also did not find that  Clinton  lied to the FBI  contrary to Trump’s claim.\nAfter announcing the outcome of the FBI investigation  Comey testified on July 7  2016  before the House oversight committee about his decision not to recommend pressing charges. Chairman Jason Chaffetz specifically asked Comey if  Clinton  lied.\nChaffetz  July 7  2016: Did  Hillary Clinton  lie? Comey: To the FBI? We have no basis to conclude  she  lied to the FBI. Chaffetz: Did  she  lie to the public? Comey: That’s a question I’m not qualified to answer. I can speak about what  she  said to the FBI.\nRepublicans have long maintained that  Clinton  “lied” to the public about  her  email use. And we have certainly written numerous stories about how  Clinton  provided the public with false and misleading information about  her  email use.\nThat’s what happened in  Clinton ’s case. On Sept. 2  2016  the FBI released a summary of  Clinton ’s statements to the FBI.\nAs for  Clinton   the FBI had “no basis to conclude  she  lied to the FBI ” as Comey said. But  under the law  if  she  “knowingly and willfully” made false statements to conceal “a material fact ” then  she  could have been charged with a crime whether  she  was under oath or not.",
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            "input": "You may remember  what seems like 15 years ago  when  Donald Trump Jr.  took to Twitter to offer a candy-related metaphor. In this metaphor  a bowl full of Skittles were refugees  but three of the Skittles were poison. There were many problems with this metaphor.\n Trump  is back at it with the candy-related metaphors  seeking to make a point about socialism using  his  daughter's trick-or-treating haul from Halloween on Tuesday night.\nAnd yet again   he  doesn't seem to have thought it through completely.\nIâm going to take half of Chloeâs candy tonight & give it to some kid who sat at home. Itâs never to early to teach her about socialism. pic.twitter.com/3ie9C0jv2G â Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) October 31  2017\nâI'm going to take half of Chloe's candy tonight & give it to some kid who sat at home â  Trump Jr.  declared. âIt's never to early to teach her about socialism.â\nAs with the Skittles tweet   Trump  appears to have cribbed this idea from someone else. Alex Jones's conspiracy-theory website posted something Monday featuring a video of kids having to turn over their candy in the name of âsocialism.â âWATCH: Kids Learn Painful Lesson on Socialism with Their Halloween Candy â reads the headline.\nAnd as with the Skittles tweet  this one was met with plenty of skepticism and derision. There are clearly problems with it â not the least of which is that we're now using cute little kids on Halloween to make political points and that  Trump  misspelled âtooâ while talking about teaching  his  daughter something.\n Donald Trump Jr.  took to Twitter to offer a Halloween candy-related metaphor to socialism on Oct. 31. Here is how the Internet reacted. (Taylor Turner/The Washington Post)\nSomeone in the highest income bracket already pays 39.6 percent of their income beyond $418 000 (or beyond $470 000 if married filing jointly) in federal taxes  and in fact  the marginal tax rate for high earners in Trump's home state of New York is already around 50 percent. So that's actually about the correct amount of candy for  Trump  to confiscate -- if we're considering candy as \"income\" -- even in our capitalist country.\nThere are certainly ways in which the wealthy avoid taxes â which many noted in response to  Trump 's tweet â and income via investments is taxed differently. But the point stands that turning over a large chunk of candy would be expected from someone with the last name â Trump .â\nAnd then there's the inescapable fact that  Trump 's daughter just literally accepted handouts from other people rather than earning the candy herself via hard work. As some noted  that's pretty socialism-y.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Henry Olsen  author of The Working Class Republican: Ronald Reagan and the Return of Blue-Collar Conservatism  discussed the similarities between the  Reagan  and Trump coalitions with SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Breitbart News Daily.\nMarlow asked how  Reagan  came to be seen as a libertarian icon  “basically the type of guy that just wants to cut taxes on the nine smartest people in the country so that they can save us from ourselves with the lack of government ” when in truth he “fought for the dignity of working people and had a huge appeal to blue-collar Americans.”\n“ Ronald Reagan  talked a lot about freedom. What happened  I think  was that libertarian Koch sort of people  as you put it  latched onto this guy who interpreted them for the masses in their own light ” Olsen replied.\n“We tend to forget that one of the Koch brothers ran against  Ronald Reagan  in 1980 because David Koch was a libertarian.  Ronald Reagan  wasn’t ”  he  pointed out. “Because  Ronald Reagan  was so staunchly in favor of freedom  they have interpreted  him  in a way that took out all the nuance and all the detail. The fact is that  Ronald Reagan  was somebody who raised taxes to support working people in the dignified pursuit of their own lives.”\nOlsen recalled  his  own history with the Republican Party beginning with volunteer work when  he  was just twelve years old. “I was so diehard I went in on the day that Nixon resigned. I worked my way through the party  was a candidate at one point  and I got into  Reagan  because that was what you breathed in California in the 1970s ”  he  said.\n“But after 2008  I looked and I saw a Republican Party that was worse off than at any time in my adult lifetime ” he continued. “I thought  ‘ Reagan  turned it around. How did  he  do it?’ I started studying  him   and that’s when I learned that everything I knew about  Reagan  was wrong  that  Reagan  turned it around precisely because  he  wasn’t the archetypal Ayn Rand libertarian that I had been told  he  was.”\n“ Ronald Reagan  first and foremost was somebody who put people first ” Olsen said. “ He  loved the American people.  His  epitaph says it all. You’ll go to Thomas Jefferson’s grave and you’ll see ‘Author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights’ and ‘Creator of the University of Virginia.’ Well   Ronald Reagan’s  says on  his  last words  is that  he  knows man is good  that right will eventually triumph  and there is purpose and worth to each and every human life. That is the heart of Reaganism.”\n“ He  believed that freedom was important and essential to that  but  he  also believed that government support was essential to that. That’s why  he  supported Social Security  it’s why  he  supported federal aid to help the poor pay medical bills  and it’s why  he  always supported a social safety net – and immigration and trade restrictions  when doing that would help the American worker ” Olsen noted.\n He  was critical of modern politicians attempting to appropriate  Reagan ’s memory for their own purposes  including Senator Ted Cruz. “Nobody quotes  Reagan  more and understands  him  less ” Olsen said.\n“Regan said that the Republican platform should be ‘no pale pastels  only bold colors.’ Then you read what he actually proposed in that same speech  and it had an energetic support for environmental protection  an energetic support for a real safety net  a very limited attempt to restrict federal spending  no discussion of entitlements.  Ronald Reagan’s  bold colors would be called pale pastels by Ted Cruz ”  he  charged.\n“ Reagan  was so far ahead of the curve that people only turned around the curve decades after  he  had already laid it out ” Olsen said.\n“The thing to remember about  Reagan  is that you know  Sylvester Stallone was an out-of-work actor who wrote his vehicle to stardom. He wrote ‘Rocky.’  Ronald Reagan  is the political version of that ”  he  explained. “ He  wrote  his  own speeches all the way up until really the presidency  and then  he  still had a big hand in  his  speeches.  He  thought through  his  principles.  He  created all the words that made  him  governor and then president.  He  was somebody who created the working class Republican-libertarian alliance that was the  Reagan  coalition  and that Donald Trump is recreating today.”\nOlsen said  Reagan  had no difficulty reconciling  his  famed “Eleventh Commandment” – “Thou shalt not speak ill of a fellow Republican” – with vigorous primary challenges  such as those seen in the 2018 election cycle.\n“ He  criticized Gerald Ford  but  he  criticized  his  policies.  He  didn’t criticize  his  person.  He  didn’t make personal attacks ”  he  recalled. “That was what  Reagan  was really talking about  was that you don’t want to drag your opponents through the mud because after the primary you’re going to have more in common than you do with the Democrat. So don’t drag somebody’s character through the mud  but make clear that there are real principled differences between you  and let that be the method of decision for Republicans and people who want to participate in the Republican primary.”\n“One thing also about  Reagan  is that  he  never  throughout  his  career  only limited  his  appeal to Republicans. When  his  career was on the line against Gerald Ford in March 1976   he  goes on national TV as a candidate for the Republican primary and says  ‘I want Democrats and independents to listen too because you’re part of my coalition ’” Olsen said.\nOlsen saw the  Reagan  and Trump coalitions as “mirror images of each other.”",
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            "input": "LONDON (Reuters) -  Harry Potter  is continuing to work  his  magic for publisher Bloomsbury (BLPU.L) 20 years after  his  debut  with special editions of  his  first adventure helping revenue rise 15 percent.\nFILE PHOTO: Copies of the book of the play of  Harry Potter  and the Cursed Child parts One and Two are displayed at a bookstore in London  Britain July 31  2016. REUTERS/Neil Hall/File Photo\nBloomsbury released new editions of J.K. Rowling’s “ Harry Potter  and the Philosopher’s Stone” with covers dedicated to wizarding school Hogwarts’ houses Gryffindor  Slytherin  Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw to mark the anniversary in June.\n Revenue from Harry Potter  grew 40 percent in the period   the company  said on Tuesday  and the young wizard and  his  magical world will feature strongly in the publisher’s assault on the important Christmas market.\n“We have a strong second-half list including the illustrated edition of ‘ Harry Potter  and the Prisoner of Azkaban ’ the illustrated edition of ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’ and two major books to accompany the British Library’s  Harry Potter  exhibition ” said Chief Executive Nigel Newton.\nFILE PHOTO: A woman holds copies of the book of the play of  Harry Potter  and the Cursed Child parts One and Two at a bookstore in London  Britain July 31  2016. REUTERS/Neil Hall/File Photo\nAnalyst Steve Liechti at Investec said Bloomsbury’s second-half list looked strong  with cookery titles from Paul Hollywood  Tom Kerridge and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall as well as the new Harry Potter editions.",
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            "input": "Watch CBN News' Heather Sells interview with  Sadie Robertson  about  her  latest book and what's next for  her .\n Sadie Robertson  is well known for  her  captivating smile and role in the reality TV series \"Duck Dynasty\"\nThe show ended last year but the 20 year-old continues to make a name for  herself .  She  has acted in God's Not Dead 2  danced  her  way to first runner up on Dancing with the Stars  and continues to inspire fans and share  her  faith on YouTube.\nNow  she 's traveling the world and sharing how  she  learned how to conquer fear in  her  new book  \"Live Fearless.\"\n\"I used to live in a lot of fear. I had a lot of anxiety and really dealt with panic attacks - the whole nine yards. Anything fear  I was totally living in it. It was actually in the season of my life when I was very  very public  \" Robertson  told CBN News. \" I don't feel like people were really seeing the fullness of who I was because I was so afraid.\"\nDespite  Robertson 's life being so public   she  was engaged in a very private war against fear for years until  she  learned how to beat it.\n\"Finally  I found freedom through my faith and totally over fear. All of a sudden  I become a totally different person. I start speaking all of a sudden. I'm a lot more confident in what I'm saying. I have a lot more life  more joy-filled  and people started to see the change in me \"  she  said.\n Robertson  says one of the biggest ways to fight anxiety is to take every fearful thought into captivity.\n\"You can be in like  literally  a room where there's no fear around you but because your mind is so consumed with fearful thoughts. It's really a mind thing. And so  really finding freedom and captivating the thoughts of your mind is a huge way out of it \"  she  shared.\n Robertson  wrote this book for anyone who struggles with fear like  she  did.\n Robertson 's life hasn't shown any signs of slowing down since  she  wrote  her  book.  She  recently completed  her  \"Live Original Tour\" which brings thousands of young people together to worship God and learn how to live as He created them to be.",
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            "input": "Image copyright Getty Images Image caption  Lili Fini  Zanuck has directed a new documentary about rock legend Eric Clapton\n Lili Fini  Zanuck  who was only the second woman to ever win a best picture Oscar when  she  took the award for Driving Miss Daisy in 1990  also produced Cocoon and directed 1991's Rush.\n\"No  we haven't turned a corner \"  she  says when asked whether the tumultuous events of 2017 meant the climate was changing for women in the entertainment industry.\nImage copyright Getty Images Image caption  Zanuck  won a Critics' Choice TV Award for Bessie  starring Queen Latifah (second left)  in 2015\n Zanuck  also warns of \"tokenism\" rather than real change following the allegations of sexual assault and harassment made against prominent Hollywood figures in 2017  including producer Harvey Weinstein.\nFor part of her career   Lili Fini  Zanuck made films with  her  husband Richard D Zanuck  a producer on the original Jaws movie  who died in 2012. While he co-produced Driving Miss Daisy   she  was the force behind it.\nThe story of an elderly woman and  her  African American chauffeur  played by Morgan Freeman  started as an independent film and went on to win four Oscars  including for Miss Daisy  herself   Jessica Tandy. It was nominated for another five.\n Zanuck  says she didn't necessarily think she'd come back to directing  but her decades-long friendship with Clapton ( he  did the score for her movie Rush) meant that  he  approached her to make Life in 12 Bars.\n\" He  was asked to do the film and  he  said  he  would only participate if I directed it \" she says. She wasn't surprised  she adds  that the 18-time Grammy winner hadn't been willing to put  his  name to a film about  his  career before now.\n Zanuck  says the \"luxury\" of directing only came after Driving Miss Daisy  adding that she used the Oscar \"to grab my chance  but one doesn't necessarily lead into the other\".\nEric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars is released in the UK on 12 January. A Q&A with Clapton and  Zanuck  will be broadcast live to cinemas around the UK with a preview screening of the film on 10 January.",
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            "input": "TOKYO (Reuters)  - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe  speaking before leaving for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics   said on Friday  he  wanted to convey to the world that cooperation among the United States  Japan and South Korea on the North Korean threat remained firm.\n Abe  who is set to meet South Korean President Moon Jae-in  later on Friday  said  he  and U.S. Vice President Mike Pence had reconfirmed that Washington and Tokyo stood together “100 percent” at meetings in the Japanese capital this week.\n“Taking that into account  I want to make the leaders’ meeting (with Moon) one that sends the message to the world that U.S.-Japan-South Korea cooperation toward the North Korea threat will not waver ”  Abe  said.\nThe North’s high-ranking delegation  including the younger sister of its leader Kim Jong Un  will meet Moon and have lunch with  him  on Saturday.\n Abe  also said  he  would convey to Moon Tokyo’s position on a 2015 bilateral agreement on “comfort women” - many Korean - who were forced to work in Japanese military brothels during World War Two  while urging “future-oriented” two-way ties.\nUnder the 2015 deal between Japan and South Korea  reached by  Abe  and Moon’s predecessor  Japan apologized to former “comfort women” and provided a 1 billion yen ($9 million) fund to help them. But South Korea has said the agreement failed to meet victims’ needs  calling for more steps.\nAbe  whose decision to attend the Games opening ceremony angered some of  his  conservative backers  has rejected those calls  saying the agreement will not be altered “by even one millimeter”.",
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            "input": "“Despite the government shutdown  (the department) determined the operational necessity of television and radio broadcasts constitutes them as essential activities ”  chief Defense Department spokeswoman Dana White  said. “We will continue to find solutions to support our troops at home and abroad.”\n Her  announcement followed outcry about overseas U.S. service members not being able to see the two games Sunday afternoon  particularly since officials have said military personnel won’t get paid during the furlough  which started overnight Friday.\n White  described some legal and manpower maneuvering to get the games on air.  She  said two of the eight Armed Forces Network channels -- news and sports -- will remain on  despite the network being run by civilians  who have been furloughed in the shutdown.\n“With minimal manning  we can keep the sports channel up without incurring any additional cost or manpower-complying with shutdown guidance  \" White  said in a statement. “Thanks to uniform leadership at AFN  our comptroller and legal team.”\n She  said the news channel remains on because the contract has already been paid and the sports channel was turned on because “it doesn't cost any more money or manpower to manage a second channel.”\nStill   White  had some sharp words for Congress  whose failure to pass a temporary spending resulted in the shutdown.\n“The shutdown requires us to do a lot of tedious work ”  she  said. “Congress needs to pass a budget.”",
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            "input": "MSNBC star Rachel Maddow’s latest anti-Trump conspiracy theory was so outlandish that even the dependably liberal HuffPost criticized it as \"so flimsy that it could be debunked by a quick glance at a map.\"\nOn Thursday evening  \"The Rachel Maddow Show\" opened with a somber 25-minute diatribe that attempted to connect the tragic ambush attack that killed four American soldiers in Niger to the latest version of President Trump’s proposed travel ban  which included the nation of Chad.  Maddow  essentially claimed that the inclusion of Chad  which recently pulled  its  troops out of Niger  in the revised travel ban resulted in extremist attacks such as the one that left four Americans dead.\nThe HuffPost  which is so anti-Trump that it refused to even cover him in the political section during the early stages of his campaign  published a story headlined  \"What the hell was this  Rachel Maddow  segment?\" The MSNBC host proclaimed that Chad’s pullout from Niger \"had an immediate effect in emboldening ISIS attacks \" but the HuffPost easily shot down her theory.\nColby College Department of Government assistant professor Laura Seay told the HuffPost that \"any expert\" would have said  Maddow 's conspiracy theory was \"crazy\" and the pullout of Chadian troops isn’t necessarily related to the Trump’s travel ban.\n\"Everybody that I know is appalled by this. I would like to think that  Maddow 's researchers are more responsible \" Seay told the HuffPost.\n\"The Rachel Maddow Show\" declined to comment to HuffPost but the host addressed the situation on Friday night’s episode.\n\"Over the course of the day today  lots of people have been very upset with me for reporting that last night  which is fine. I didn’t know you cared. But the upset over my reporting doesn’t mean that anything I reported wasn’t true \"  Maddow  said. \"Everything I reported was true.\"\n Maddow  continued: \"Now  this doesn’t mean that Chad withdrawing their troops was necessarily the cause of what happened to those U.S. troops who were ambushed. That ambush is being described by the Pentagon as a shock.\"\nThe HuffPost’s Willa Frej wrote that  Maddow  built \"myths\" using unrelated or unreliable information and \"reduced the story so thoroughly that it lost any semblance of the larger truth.\"\n Maddow  has seen increased viewership as the triggered left tunes in to watch  her  condemn Trump on a nightly basis  butit seems the MSNBC host this time went too far for one of the most liberal publications in America.",
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            "input": "Guardian and HuffPost contributor  Karen Geier  expressed hope on Twitter that North Korean communist dictator Kim Jong Un would “drop a bomb on CPAC” this week.\n“My thoughts and prayers are with Kim Jong Un today. Hopefully he can drop a bomb on CPAC ” declared  Geier  on Twitter  Thursday. “Before you report this tweet: Thoughts n prayers don’t do shit… I’m probably going to get put on the naughty stool for this tweet  but I am blocked by most of the conservative diarrhoea train accounts.”\nShortly after making the post   Geier  set  her  Twitter account to private.\n Geier  has previously contributed to the Guardian  HuffPost  Global News  and is known for making controversial posts on Twitter.\n“I am sorry that people had to tolerate Roger Ailes in life ”  Geier  posted just one day after Ailes’ death in May 2017  while in a January 2017 post  she declared  “PUNCH NAZIS… SAVE LIVES.”\nTwitter has taken no action against  Geier ’s account yet  which remains verified. This is in stark contrast to the action it took against the popular right-winger Clarkhat last week  who had his account permabanned after making a similar poor-taste joke about mass murder.\nHe joked that it would be “nuclear-grade comedy” if there were a terrorist attack at an anti-gun violence rally  with the caveat that he doesn’t “wish ill on anyone.” This is slightly tamer than  Geier ’s tweet  which included no such caveat.\nBoth  Geier  and Clarkhat may have been joking  but only one is banned from Twitter.",
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            "input": "Sam Coverick  was enjoying the first month of  his  senior year at Lincoln-Way East.\n He  was attending Friday night football games.  He  went to homecoming.  He  was making lifelong memories  all the while maintaining  his  grades with an eye toward the basketball season.\n Coverick  was hoping to challenge for a starting position at guard.\n\"Senior year is supposed to be your best year of high school  \" Coverick  said. \"I was having fun. I was putting a lot of effort into my AP classes and getting ready for the basketball season. But then my world was turned upside down.\"\n Coverick  was getting over a cold in the middle of September when  he  noticed a lump on  his  neck.\nAt first   he  didn't think much of  it .\n\"I gave  it  a week and  it  still didn't go away  \" Coverick  said. \"I brought  it  to my mom's attention  and right away she took me to see a doctor.\"\nAfter a series of tests   Coverick  was diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma. It's a type of cancer that compromises the body's ability to fight infection.\n Coverick  was sleeping on a Saturday morning when  his  mother returned home with the diagnosis.\n\"I woke up to see  my mom's crying face \" Coverick  said. \"I knew I was in for a long journey. I was in shock. I never had any health issues up to that point. I was scared. \"\nThe one thing  Coverick 's doctors insisted he do was try to live as close to a normal life as possible while undergoing chemo.\n Coverick  made  it  to DeKalb to cheer on East during  its  Class 8A football state championship victory over Loyola.  He 's also been attending basketball practices and games when  he  feels up for  it .\nEast coach Rich Kolimas has marveled at  Coverick 's determination.\n\"It's amazing to me \" Kolimas said. \"You can tell  he 's wiped out from the chemo  but  he 's still out there trying to do drills. An incredible kid.  He 's been an inspiration.\"\n\"It's devastating to see  him  go through this \" Buggemi said. \" He 's a strong person.  He 's been a huge inspiration to me  my teammates and the entire school. Seeing this happen to one of my best friends has changed me. This could happen to anyone.\"\nIf there's one thing  Coverick  would like to see come out of  his  illness is for people  particularly teenagers  to not take life for granted. Treat others with kindness and respect. Don't take family and friends for granted.",
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            "input": "JOHANNESBURG --  South African President Jacob Zuma  said  he  has resigned \"with immediate effect.\"  The scandal-tainted leader  made the announcement late Wednesday in a televised address to the nation  avoiding  his  almost certain ouster in a parliamentary vote scheduled for Thursday after years of corruption scandals.\n Zuma 's resignation came after the ruling African National Congress party instructed  him  to leave office by the end of Wednesday or face the motion of no confidence in parliament.  His  departure ended a leadership crisis in one of Africa's biggest economies and set the stage for ruling party lawmakers to elect acting president Cyril Ramaphosa  previously deputy president  as  Zuma 's successor.\n\"I have served the people of South Africa to the best of my ability  \" Zuma  said  AFP reported. \"I am forever grateful that they trusted me with the highest office in the land.\"\n\"I don't fear exiting political office however I have only asked my party to articulate my transgressions and the reason for its instructions that I vacate office \"  he  said.\n Zuma 's tenure has been marred by years of corruption scandals.  He  has been in a vulnerable position since December  when  his  rival  Ramaphosa  was chosen to lead the party  the BBC reports.\nSouth Africa's ruling party welcomed  Zuma 's resignation after months of growing public anger over multiple corruption allegations. The ANC expressed gratitude for  Zuma 's \"loyal service\" and issued a statement saying  his  resignation provided \"certainty to the people of South Africa.\"\n The former president  was defiant in a television interview earlier Wednesday  saying  he  had done nothing wrong. \"I'm being victimized here \"  Zuma  told state broadcaster SABC.  He  complained that Ramaphosa and other ANC leaders had not given  him  clear reasons about why  he  should go.\nOn Wednesday morning  police raided the home of prominent business associates of  Zuma  who are accused of being at the center of corruption scandals that have infuriated the country  hurt the ANC's popularity and weakened the economy. An elite police unit entered the compound of the Gupta family  which has been accused of using its connections to  the president  to influence Cabinet appointments and win state contracts. The Guptas deny any wrongdoing.\nThe ANC  which has led South Africa since the end of white minority rule in 1994  had wanted  Zuma  to end  his  second five-year term early so that it could build up support ahead of 2019 elections.\n Zuma  had been in power since 2009.",
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            "input": "Stocks are overpriced  but that may not be a problem   Peter Costa   president of Empire Executions  told CNBC on Tuesday.\n\"There's a confluence of really good things. There's good earnings  [and] low interest rates  even with the rate hike next week or next month or whenever it is. You've got a really good environment for stocks  \" Costa  said on CNBC's \"Closing Bell.\"\nThis environment also means that stocks are \"absolutely\" overpriced   Costa  said.\nStill   Costa  said  \"I don't know if overpriced is an issue anymore.\"",
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            "input": "A military tank is seen on a street in Harare  Zimbabwe  Thursday  Nov. 16  2017. People across the country are starting another day of uncertainty amid quiet talks to resolve the country’s political turmoil and the likely end of  President Robert Mugabe’s  decades-long rule.  Mugabe  has been in military custody and there is no sign of the recently fired deputy Emmerson Mnangagwa  who fled the country last week. (Associated Press)\nCabinet ministers from four countries in the 15-nation SADC have called for an emergency summit to discuss the turmoil in Zimbabwe. It is widely seen as essential to giving Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe a dignified exit from power after the military stepped in this week.\nThe account @presmnangagwa claimed to represent Emmerson Mnangagwa  whose firing as vice president last week led the military to move in and put President Robert Mugabe under house arrest.\nCabinet ministers from four countries in the 15-nation Southern African Development Community have called for an emergency summit to discuss the political turmoil in Zimbabwe. It is widely seen as essential to giving Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe a dignified exit from power after the military stepped in this week.\nThe meeting of the heads of state of the 15-nation Southern African Development Community is widely seen as essential to giving Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe a dignified exit from power.\nZimbabwe’s state-run newspaper has published what it calls  new photos of President Robert Mugabe meeting with army commander Constantino Chiwenga  as talks continue on a resolution to the political turmoil and the likely end to  Mugabe ’s decades-long rule.\n The photos published  by the Zimbabwe Herald show  Mugabe  and the army commander meeting at the state house.\nChiwenga on Monday threatened to “step in” to calm tensions after  Mugabe  last week fired deputy Emmerson Mnangagwa  who enjoys military support.  Mugabe  had been under house arrest since the military moved in overnight Tuesday.\nSouth African broadcaster eNCA says it has confirmed that  Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe  is meeting with a South African delegation at the state house.\nWitnesses have confirmed seeing the  Mugabe  motorcade moving through the capital  Harare.\nThe talks are trying to find a solution to the political turmoil and the likely end of  Mugabe ’s decades-long rule. Participants in the talks with the military are said to include the Catholic church.\nZimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai says  President Robert Mugabe  must resign. He calls for a negotiated  inclusive transitional mechanism as well as comprehensive reforms before elections.\nTsvangirai shared power with  Mugabe  between 2009 and 2013 before losing disputed elections. He has been receiving treatment for cancer.\nAn analyst says he believes negotiations in Zimbabwe “have pretty much reached an end point” to get  President Robert Mugabe  to step aside.\nKnox Chitiyo  associate fellow with the Africa program at Chatham House  cautions that speculation remains high but it appears that the Catholic church is involved in the talks with the military and  Mugabe .\nHe says the aim is a peaceful  managed transition. “What is clear  it is now a matter of hours or days before he steps down.” Witnesses have confirmed the movement of  Mugabe ’s motorcade in the capital.",
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            "input": "DAVID GREENE  HOST:\n GREENE : All right  people have a lot of questions. Let's try to answer as many as we can with David Harrison. He has been covering this story for The Wall Street Journal. David  thanks for coming in.\n GREENE : This sounds like a total mess.\n GREENE : So in just a few seconds  I mean  any last-minute advice for people who have no idea what to do here.\n GREENE : OK (laughter)  we should say you are not an adviser. You are a reporter.\n GREENE : So no one should take your advice necessarily. Call your tax adviser. All right  David Harrison is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal. Thanks for coming in.",
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            "input": "CHICAGO — The frustration was certainly building within  Brendan Smith   and if this kept up  it was eventually going to boil over. But the Rangers’ veteran defenseman doesn’t have to wait much longer. He is set to return to the lineup for Friday’s road match against the Blue Jackets after six-game stretch as a healthy scratch.\nIt might not have been such a big deal had  Smith  not signed a four-year  $17.4 million deal this summer just days before  he  could have reached unrestricted free agency. After  he  came over last season in a deadline trade from the Red Wings   Smith  had shown an edge to  his  game the Blueshirts coveted enough to offer  him  a contract with a $4.35 million annual salary-cap hit. The 28-year-old was then slated to be in the Blueshirts’ top four  and yet  his  performance had led to coach Alain Vigneault deciding to dress  him  in only 11 of the team’s first 19 games.\n“It’s definitely hard to stay positive ”  Smith  said after the team’s practice Thursday  when  he  was paired with Marc Staal. “But it’s how you bring it  it’s how your attitude [is] every day. If you’re grouchy or grumpy  you’re bringing down other people too. I tried not to do that.Thought I did a good job of staying positive.”\n Smith  is set to bump Steven Kampfer from the lineup after  he  and Staal had a very difficult night against the Blackhawks on Wednesday at United Center  a 6-3 loss that ended the Blueshirts’ six-game winning streak. That team-wide success got the season back on solid ground  but it’s also what kept  Smith  from the lineup.  He  had not quite built up enough capital with Vigneault to stay in.\n“Logically  some guys have more money in the bank than others ” Vigneault said. “Everybody has to show me something   he ’s not the only one. Everyone has to come out and play well  that’s what we expect as a group.”\nThis was the longest time  Smith  has sat out in  his  seven-year career  and it wasn’t made any easier by constantly having to answer the questions about it. But  he  understood that was part of the process  especially after signing a new deal.\n“There are a lot of ups and downs when it comes to being sat out ”  Smith  said. “Yeah  you have to try to stay positive and make sure you’re getting better every day because [if not]  then you’re going to find yourself in a hole and I didn’t want to do that. I’m going to try to get that rust off real quick at the start and then play my game.”\nBut what had undercut his own individual performance early in the season was very similar to what undid the team — when things were going badly  they all tried to do too much. So now that  Smith  was finally getting another chance to play   he  didn’t want to overdo it.\n“That’s the hardest thing to do ”  Smith  said. “Whenever you’ve sat  even for whatever the period [of time] has been  you want to prove yourself you should be there on a day-to-day basis. But you have to play your own game. So there is that happy medium.\n“For myself  I think I’ve been around the league long enough that I’ve seen  it  and I understand  it . I know when I’m playing my best is when I’m letting the game come to me and I’m being aggressive and I’m making good reads and helping us break out the puck.I think that’s one of my best qualities.So I think that’s what I’m going to try to do and not try to force things.”",
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            "input": "ROBERT SIEGEL  HOST:\nDonald Malarkey  was one of those brothers.  He  died last week. But 73 years ago   Malarkey  was in a plane over France  hunched under gear and a parachute  waiting to jump. It was D-Day - June 6  1944.\nSIEGEL: And Easy Company succeeded. Then  Malarkey  and  his  platoon pushed through France to the Netherlands  into Belgium  Luxembourg and Germany.\nSIEGEL:  Donald Malarkey  spent 172 days on the front lines  more than any other man in Easy Company.\nKELLY: For his actions  the U.S. gave  Donald Malarkey  a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart.  Malarkey  got married  had a family.  He  became an Oregon county commissioner. Later  he  worked in insurance and real estate.\nSIEGEL: Here's Donald Malarkey of Easy Company speaking in 2009 to Oregon Public Broadcasting.\nKELLY:  Malarkey  died September 30 in Oregon.  He  was 96 years old. Transcript provided by NPR  Copyright NPR.",
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            "input": "These are not the sentiments one would expect from Simone Biles  the greatest gymnast to ever live. In public  the four-time Olympic gold medalist lights up every room she walks into or red carpet she struts down with her infectious smile and sports-legend charisma. She may be 4-foot-eight  but she is truly larger than life. (Having all-too-briefly basked in her presence  I can attest to this.)\n Biles  came forward with  her  story on January 15th  in a note posted to Twitter accompanied with the #MeToo.  It  read  in part: “Most of you know me as a happy  giggly  and energetic girl. But lately…I’ve felt a bit broken and the more I try to shut off the voice in my head the louder it screams. I am not afraid to tell my story anymore. I too am one of the many survivors that was sexually abused by Larry Nassar…After hearing the brave stories of my friends and other survivors  I know that this horrific experience does not define me. I am much more than this.”\nWhen I ask  Biles  about the above tweets  she  posted on January 25 as the Nassar trial unfolded—which included several emotional impact statements read in court by his accusers—that wonderful smile disappears.\n“It takes a lot ”  she  says. “I start counseling soon. For one human being to be put through so much  it’s very emotionally draining  physically draining  and it takes more energy out of you to almost hide it than it takes to give. I’m working on that part. Inside the gym is all good but outside I’m still stuck in my thoughts all the time. So I’m going to counseling to deal with that.”\n Biles  has a ridiculous amount on  her  plate right now. In addition to the Nassar trial   she  is in the midst of training for the 2020 Summer Olympics (six hours a day) and is taking a business administration class at University of the People  an online college (three hours a day). There’s also a Lifetime movie on  her    The Simone Biles Story : Courage to Soar  premiering Feb. 3.\nWith all that going on   she  still managed to take some time to sit down with  me  in New York and discuss all things Simone Biles.\nI saw that Halsey gave you a shout-out at the recent Women’s March here in New York.  She  called you and the other gymnasts targeted by Larry Nassar “heroes” who remind  her  “why we rally.”\n“ Most of us block out a lot of feelings because we’re told  as elite athletes  that we’re not allowed to feel the same things that other people feel or we’re not allowed to show emotions. ” — Simone Biles\nYou’ve also helped establish the Simone Biles Legacy Scholarship Fund there  which is billed as being “ designed to assist foster children”—like you—“achieve their college dreams.”\nThere’s this Lifetime movie about your life   The Simone Biles Story : Courage to Soar  premiering on Feb. 3. That must be pretty weird  having a movie attempt to tell  your story .",
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            "input": "FILE PHOTO :  Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike  head of Japan's Party of Hope   attends a news conference at the Japan National Press Club in Tokyo  Japan September 28  2017. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/File Photo\nTOKYO (Reuters) -  Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike  whose new party is challenging Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ruling bloc in the Oct. 22 national election   said  she  would “100 percent” not run in the poll  the latest twist in a drama giving voters whiplash.\nSpeculation has persisted that  Koike   a former LDP member and defence minister  would resign to run for a seat in parliament needed to make a bid for the premiership.\n“I have been saying I will not run for the election from the beginning ”  Koike  said in an interview with the Yomiuri newspaper reported on Tuesday.\nIf  Koike  does not personally contest this election  then analysts believe  she  would hope  her  party positions itself to win the next national poll  and that  she  gains a voter boost from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.\nBut  Koike ’s new ”Party of Hope - launched just last week as a “reformist  conservative” alternative to Abe’s equally conservative LDP - has clouded the outlook amid signs voters are disillusioned with Abe after nearly five years in power.\n Koike ’s dilemma was whether to run for a seat now and face a backlash from voters for quitting as governor little more than a year since she defied the LDP to run successfully for the post  or risk letting a shot at the top job slip through her fingers.\nSome analysts saw her decision not to seek a seat now as a sign  Koike  thinks her party’s momentum was fading.\n Koike  has been getting negative media coverage for saying she would “exclude” candidates who do not agree with her party’s policies - a stance seen as barring liberal members of the failed main opposition Democratic Party from joining.\nLeaders of the Democratic Party - a fractious mix of conservatives and liberals - decided last week it would not run candidates of its own but let members run from  Koike ’s party.\n Koike ’s comment was applauded by some as an effort to ensure policy consistency but by others as a dictatorial manoeuvre.\n Koike ’s party is insisting those who want to run on its ticket sign a policy pledge  including revising the pacifist constitution and exercising the right of collective self-defence  or militarily aiding allies under attack-defence  a document seen by Reuters showed.\n“ Koike  is tough  she’s resilient and she can tap into the fact that Abe’s negative ratings are pretty high and a lot of people out there are unhappy with him ” Kingston said.",
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            "input": "Kara Alaimo  an assistant professor of public relations at Hofstra University  is the author of \" Pitch  Tweet  or Engage on the Street: How to Practice Global Public Relations and Strategic Communication .\"  She  was spokeswoman for international affairs in the Treasury Department during the Obama administration. Follow  her  on Twitter @karaalaimo . The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.\n\"sooo does anyone else not open Snapchat anymore? Or is it just me... ugh this is so sad  \" Kylie Jenner  tweeted the day before.\nEarlier this month   Jenner 's picture of  her  baby Stormi got more likes than any photo ever before on Instagram. And celebs don't just capture the attention of America on social media. They also profoundly influence behavior. A 2014 study by Defy Media found that 63% of millennials would take a YouTube celebrity's advice to check out a company or product.\nAnd while celebs sometimes talk about social issues on the Internet  regrettably  it isn't their usual focus. Wouldn't it be better if our conversations on social media focused on things like what our country should do about health care  immigration and the opioid epidemic  rather than what brands celebs like  Jenner  are wearing?\nSocial media companies should also pay more attention to users themselves. Well before  Jenner 's tweet   more than 1.2 million people signed a Change.org petition letting Snapchat know they didn't like its new layout. If Snapchat had responded to these people faster  the company wouldn't be facing the losses it just experienced.\nOn Thursday  Snapchat became a victim of the undue influence  Jenner  wields in America. But companies like Snapchat are also part of the solution. They and all of us need to start paying less attention to celebrities and more attention to the people in our society who really matter.",
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            "input": "As chief executive of  his  family’s real estate empire   Jared Kushner  planned two apartment projects across the street from each other in Jersey City.\nBoth would be luxury skyscrapers  complete with retail space and sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline. A new crosswalk would connect them  intended to link the two Kushner Cos. developments practically and visually.\nBut when  Kushner  prepared an ethics plan ahead of joining the White House as a top adviser to  his  father-in-law  President Trump  he drew a curious distinction between the two projects. He sold his stake in one while keeping his share of up to $5 million in the other.\n Kushner   36  who is emerging as a singularly powerful figure in the Trump White House  is keeping nearly 90 percent of  his  vast real estate holdings even after resigning from the family business and pledging a clear divide between  his  private interests and public duties.\nThe value of  his  retained real estate interests is between $132 million and $407 million and could leave  him  in a position to financially benefit from  his  family’s business.\nThe documents reflect the opaque decisions that  Kushner  and  his  attorneys made to allow  him  to keep much of  his  outside investments while seeking to remain within the boundaries that government ethics officials would find acceptable.\n Kushner ’s form lists hundreds of private companies. Some of the investments  he  kept are held by shell companies that are virtually impossible to track  and  Kushner  has declined to make public more information on those entities.\nThe 124 real estate assets that  Kushner  has kept include residential real estate in suburban Maryland  a Times Square retail complex  and apartments across the Midwest  from Toledo to the small town of Speedway   Ind. Kushner  also kept  his  stake in a New Jersey mobile-home park.\n His  decision to divest from one of the Jersey City projects  One Journal Square  gained attention this month after  his  sister appeared at a conference in China promoting the use of a special U.S. visa program to lure investors for the development and publicly noting  her brother’s  connection to the president.\nThe White House said  Kushner  had recused  himself  from discussions of the EB-5 visa program.\nIt is not clear from  Kushner ’s financial filings whether any of  his  holdings might intersect with  his  broad and evolving responsibilities in the White House. This week   Kushner  has been close by the president during the administration’s first international trip  with stops in Saudi Arabia  Israel  the Vatican  Belgium and Italy.\n Kushner  rejected a request by The Washington Post to review  his  ethics agreement with the White House  which would lay out the topics that  he  has pledged to avoid because of concerns about conflicts of interest. White House officials have said that it is a long-standing policy for the agreements to remain confidential.\nAs a result  ethics experts say   Kushner  is asking Americans to take  his  word for it.\n Kushner  declined to comment for this article. One of  his  attorneys  former Clinton administration Justice Department official Jamie Gorelick  said that they were “striving for simplicity” in choosing which assets to sell and which ones to keep to minimize potential areas of conflict.\nFor instance   Kushner  sold  his  interests in 666 Fifth Avenue  the company’s landmark building in Manhattan  because it may be refinanced and posed many uncertainties.\n He  also sold  his  interests in a venture capital firm because of its investments in broad sectors of the economy  including a health-care company. Had  he  kept  his  interests   Kushner  might have needed to recuse  himself  from discussions related to health care or risk violating a conflicts of interest statute.",
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            "input": "Actor Corey Feldman  has been outspoken in his efforts to expose what he describes as Hollywood's massive pedophilia problem.  Feldman  has publicly named three of  his  abusers  and has repeatedly said that in 1993   he  provided the Santa Barbara police with a list of men  he  says abused  him  and others in Hollywood. At the time   Feldman  was being interviewed related to the Michael Jackson investigation.  Feldman  denies  he  was ever abused by Jackson.\nUntil Wednesday  the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office denied that these recordings existed  and said that  Feldman  did not name anybody over two decades ago. Now  they've changed their tune as they've located the interview and turned it over to the Los Angeles Police Department.\nSanta Barbara County Sheriffâs Office public information officer Kelly Hoover told Fox News on Tuesday night in an emailed statement  âFollowing the recent inquiries into the Sheriffâs Office interview of  Mr. Feldman  in 1993  the Santa Barbara County Sheriffâs Office conducted an additional review for any stored items remaining from the Michael Jackson investigation. In a container which included the original reports from the investigation  the Sheriffâs Office located some detective working copies of audio recordings made during the investigation. A copy of  Mr. Feldman âs interview was located. The recording is being turned over to the Los Angeles Police Department. Due to the fact that this case involves the alleged sexual abuse of a child  we are unable to comment further and any documentation or evidence related to this case is exempt from release.â Fox News had originally reached out to the Sheriffâs Office in October at which time they responded  âWe are aware of the statements that  Mr. Feldman  is making regarding an investigation in 1993. Our records do not indicate that  he  named any suspects.\"\nWell  that's quite the development  and certainly shifts the narrative on  Feldman 's story to  his  favor. Throughout  his  quest to expose abusive men in entertainment   Feldman  has been repeatedly mocked  derided  and accused of lying.  Feldman  says that  he  believes that  his  life is at risk.\nOn Twitter   Feldman  celebrated this new news  saying that it was time for the LAPD to re-open the case against the men  he  says abused  him . The 1993 tapes prove   he  says  that  he  reported the crimes within the statute of limitations.\nTIME 2 REOPEN THAT CASE @LAPD I DID REPORT IT WITHIN THE STATUTE  SO NOW IT SHOULD B ADMISSIBLE RIGHT?: Corey Feldman report child sexual abuse audio tape found Santa Barbara [Link] via @usatoday  â Corey Feldman (@Corey_Feldman) December 7   2017\n He  also said that  he  himself has a copy of the interview  and that  he  may release it if the LAPD will not.",
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            "input": "Despite their hard-line  open borders demands  Senate Democrats  Flake  and Graham knew the terms of an immigration deal with the White House  as the  Trump  administration has said for months that no deal would be made unless legal immigration levels were reduced to raise the wages of American workers and full funding for the border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border was handed over.\nSenate Democrats  Flake  and Graham have been unwilling to stray from their “Gang of Six” amnesty plan and thus have attempted to blame  Trump  and senior adviser Stephen Miller for the shutdown  despite the terms of an immigration agreement remaining unchanged for months.\nThe Democrats are turning down services and security for citizens in favor of services and security for non-citizens. Not good! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 22  2018\nDemocrats have shut down our government in the interests of their far left base. They don’t want to do it but are powerless! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 22  2018",
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            "input": "On Saturday  Mark Wahlberg pledged to donate $1.5 million to Time's Up in  Michelle Williams's  name  the amount he was paid to reshoot scenes from All the Money in the World compared to his co-star's $80 per day. But it doesn't change the fact that the actress's salary was still a hell of a lot less than  her  male co-star's for  her  work on the film.\nAccording to the Hollywood Reporter  Williams earned an eighth of Wahlberg's salary for  her  leading role in All the Money in the World  despite the fact that they shared the screen for about the same amount of time. He reportedly took home $5 million  while  she  walked away with just $625 000.\nThe massive salary difference may not seem that surprising to many female performers in Hollywood  but it's worth noting that Williams has been nominated for four Oscars to Wahlberg's two  as Vulture points out.  She  was also nominated for a Golden Globe for role in the John Paul Getty III biopic.\nThe pay disparity is a particularly brutal dagger considering how passionate Williams is about the Ridley Scott project.  She  reportedly gave up  her  Thanksgiving to reshoot the scenes with Christopher Plummer  who replaced disgraced actor Kevin Spacey at the last minute.\n\"I said I'd be wherever they needed me  whenever they needed me \"  she  told USA Today. \"And they could have my salary  they could have my holiday  whatever they wanted. Because I appreciated so much that they were making this massive effort.\"",
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            "input": "But LeBron James has committed himself to Cleveland when he came back . \nNow , LeBron has orchestrated his contract in such a special way , even when he went to Miami , that there was always a chance that he could leave . \nAnd until LeBron says , I 'm leaving , we have to think that he 's going to stay in Cleveland .",
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            "input": "Marilyn Hartman  66   faces a felony theft charge in connection with flying to the United Kingdom on a British Airways jet without a $2 400 plane ticket and a misdemeanor trespass charge in connection with getting into the airport illegally. In a hearing Saturday afternoon  a judge ordered  her  released on  her  own recognizance  but ordered  her  to undergo psychiatric treatment and stay away from O’Hare and any British Airways planes.\n Hartman  also will be required to have an ankle monitor until the conclusion of  her  case.\n“There is no pun intended for your client  but  she  is a flight risk given the number of offenses ” Judge Stephanie K. Miller said to Hartman’s court-appointed attorney.\nDressed in a dark gray sweater and wearing black-framed eyeglasses   Hartman  said nothing during the hearing  but  her  lips curled into a smile after the judge granted  her  release.\n Hartman  used  her  hair to hide  her  face and walk past two federal TSA Precheck agents who were checking boarding passes around 2 p.m. on Jan. 14 at O'Hare  prosecutors said Saturday.\nAfter entering a security checkpoint   she  then went to a terminal and tried to board a plane to Connecticut  but as  she  tried to “dart around” another passenger in line   she  was stopped by a flight agent and told to sit down  Assistant State’s Attorney Maria McCarthy told the court.\n Hartman  got onto a shuttle bus to the International Terminal and slept there overnight  prosecutors said.\nThe next day   Hartman  managed to get past British Airways ticket agents and a Customs and Border Patrol officer  and onto a plane  prosecutors said.  She  sat in an empty seat and flew to London’s Heathrow Airport  but when  she  showed  her  documents to a Customs agent   she  was identified as someone who entered England without proper documentation  McCarthy said.\n Hartman   of the 100 block of Hamelitz Court in Grayslake  was flown back to O’Hare  and Chicago police and other officials were waiting for  her  when  she  arrived  prosecutors said.  She  later admitted to boarding the London-bound flight without buying a ticket  McCarthy added.\n Hartman ’s movements through the airport were captured on high-definition surveillance video  according to authorities.\nThe TSA is investigating how  Hartman  was able to get through security  a spokesman said in a statement Friday.\nThis is  Hartman ’s first arrest in Chicago since 2016  but  she  has a long history of trying to sneak onto airplanes.\n Hartman  was given probation when  she  originally was sentenced after pleading guilty in a February 2016 trespassing charge  but  she  was sentenced to 364 days in jail a few weeks later  according to court records.  She  was credited for 23 days already served and could have spent less than six months in jail if given credit for good behavior  according to court records.\nAt the time  she  was sentenced to jail   Hartman  had been living at a mental health facility on the Near North Side before violating the terms of  her  probation by leaving the facility and going to O’Hare.\n Hartman  has been detained several times across the country for trying to bypass airport security. In a court filing after  her  arrest in July 2015 at O'Hare on trespass charges  Cook County prosecutors described  Hartman  as a \"serial stowaway.\"  She  told NBC-Ch. 5 in December 2015 that  she  \"may have\" boarded planes without a ticket eight times.\n Hartman  also has three misdemeanor convictions for similar crimes in California  McCarthy said.",
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            "input": "Earlier this morning  radio newscaster Leeann Tweeden revealed that  Sen. Al Franken  had behaved inappropriately toward  her  during a USO tour of the Middle East in 2006. During a rehearsal for a skit that included a kiss   she  says   he  stuck  his  tongue in  her  mouth  and then took this picture on the way home:\n Franken  immediately acknowledged what had happened and apologized. This prompted the now drearily familiar round of pronouncements that  he  hadnât apologized enough. âNo matter what your political affiliation â wrote Chris Cillizza at CNN  âyou have to see how inadequate Frankenâs first apology is.â So  Franken  apologized again. Oddly  Tweeden herself thought  his  apology had been just fine. Both of them:\n.@jaketapper: âDo you accept  his  apology?â @LeeannTweeden: âI doâ¦the one that came out this morning  I accepted that one tooâ¦I believe  him . I think it is heartfelt.â â Saba (@saba_h) November 16  2017\nNo matter. Ed Kilgore thinks  Franken  is toast:\n Franken  is almost certainly going down  and the only question is whether  he  can somehow tough it out until the end of  his  current term in 2020. The odds are very low that  he  can  particularly since  his  entire career in politics and comedy is now going to come under fresh scrutiny for misogyny and/or hypocrisy.\nBy contrast   Franken  thought  he  was joking around but went farther than  he  should have. Once.¹ Itâs no whitewash to say that this is a considerably lesser offense. But if the only response we have to any kind of sexual abuse is to insist on resignation from office and expulsion from public lifeâmostly to protect our own reputationsâwe are not acting with any sense of proportionality. We need to start. Listen to Leeann Tweeden  folks.\nDo you think  Al Franken  should step down or be expelled from the Senate? Leeann Tweeden: Iâm not asking for that [Link] pic.twitter.com/Nx0xcZkUyz â The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) November 16  2017",
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            "input": "Actress Elisabeth Moss  came under fire on social media for  her  involvement in the Church of Scientology following  her  feminist-driven acceptance speech at the Golden Globes on Sunday.\nMoss  who won the award for Best Actress in a TV Series – Drama for  her  role in Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale  used  her  acceptance speech to rally in favor of women’s rights after a tumultuous year for an entertainment industry that has seen the downfall of dozens of prominent and powerful male figures.\n“This is for Margaret Atwood and all the women who came before and after you who were brave enough to speak out against intolerance and injustice and to fight for equality and freedom in this world ”  Moss  said.\nHowever many people were quick to criticize  Moss  for what they called hypocrisy  given that she is an active Scientologist — a religion accused of routinely silencing its members while restricting their freedoms.\n Elizabeth Moss  is a scientologist. #GoldenGlobes — your friend john (@johnsemley3000) January 8  2018\n Elizabeth Moss  is a Scientologist  a religion that actively silences women (see: Danny Masterson) while covering up their own faults  and they aggressively go after those who dare speak up against them. But   she 's wearing black in support of #TimesUp . So… ??? #GoldenGlobes — Yolanda Machado (@SassyMamainLA) January 8  2018\nI like  Elizabeth Moss 's speech  but  she  belongs to a repressive cult doing the things  she 's railing against. — Jeremy Repanich (@racefortheprize) January 8  2018\nWatching Scientologist  Elizabeth Moss  speak about \"intolerance\" is equally sad and amusing. — Kira (@RealKiraDavis) January 8  2018\nMoss has previously claimed  her  faith gives  her  personal stability but has also criticized the church for its “rampant homophobia.”\n“Personal freedom is a very important concept in my religion  and I translate that to sexual orientation ”  she  said in an interview with ABC.\n“If we’re all supposed to have the right to the life that we want to lead  then that should apply to the gay community. There isn’t really any dogma or scripture  yes or no  right or wrong on that particular subject in my church ”  she  added.\n“I think until there is complete pay for women  I don’t think that we’re out of the dark ”  she  said in a 2015 interview with InStyle.\n“The great thing that’s happening now is there’s such a resurgence in girls  in youth culture ”  she  continued. “Of women kind of recognizing what feminism is again. Of taking ownership of feminism again. Of not being ashamed of it. There’s sort of this new wave of feminism that I’ve seen happen over the last decade. And I think it’s fantastic.”",
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            "input": "President Trump isn’t on Stephen Curry’s side  but  his  rival LeBron James is.\nJames and other athletes around the league came to  Curry ’s defense Saturday after Trump  like he often does  went on Twitter to blast  Curry  for criticizing the administration.\n Stephen Curry  on Friday said that  he  doesn’t want the Warriors to go to D.C. and it would be a “short conversation” if the decision was solely up to  him . (Janie McCauley/AP)\n“U bum @StephenCurry30 already said he ain't going! So therefore ain't no invite. Going to White House was a great honor until you showed up!” James tweeted in response to Trump withdrawing  Curry ’s invitation to the White House.\n“It was amazing to see all of these guys (NBA players) rally around each other. That’s what this about \"  Curry  told the Washington Post.\nPresident Trump singled out Stephen Curry on Twitter over his opinion on the administration. (Evan Vucci/AP)\nGoing to the White House is considered a great honor for a championship team.Stephen Curry is hesitating therefore invitation is withdrawn! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 23  2017",
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            "input": "Fergie  tried something different with her national anthem at the NBA All-Star Game  and not everybody was cheering.\nA low chuckle rumbled through the sold-out arena after  Fergie  finished the first line of the song with a throaty growl on \"the dawn's early light.\"\nFans throughout the star-studded crowd reacted with varying levels of bemusement and enthusiasm while her languid  2 ½-minute version of the song continued. Although  Fergie  was on pitch  her tempo  musical accompaniment and sexy delivery were not exactly typical for a sporting event or a patriotic song.\nAfter a forceful finish   Fergie  finally got big cheers when  she  shouted  \"Let's play some basketball!\"\nFamed basketball commentator Charles Barkley joked that he \"needed a cigarette\" after  Fergie 's performance during the TNT halftime show.\nFormer Lakers star Shaquille O'Neal leaped to  Fergie 's defense  saying: \"Fergie  I love you. It was different. It was sexy. I liked it. Leave  her  alone.\"\nInstead   Fergie  is more likely to join the long list of curious versions of the anthem  even though she showed far more impressive vocal chops than the likes of Roseanne Barr or Carl Lewis.",
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                "FergieFergie"
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            "input": "Senator Elizabeth Warren (Yuri Gripas/Reuters)\nDonald Trump’s taunts may turn out to be the least of  Elizabeth Warren’s  problems if  her  refusal to apologize for  her  false claims of native American heritage angers the Left.\nSince the issue was first raised during  her  2012 Senate election campaign   Senator Elizabeth Warren  has acted as if questions about  her  past claims of Native American ancestry were simply racist.  Her  assumption was that the more President Donald Trump called  her  “Pocahontas ” the better it was for  her   since his insults are a badge of honor on the left. But as  she  prepares for what looks like a run at the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination  it turns out the man in the White House is not the only one who thinks there’s something fishy about  Warren ’s attempt to brush off criticism of  her  fibs.\nThe fact that  Warren  has been involving  herself  in Native American issues and spoke to the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) earlier this month is a tipoff that  she  is thinking about more than what will be a cakewalk to reelection in Massachusetts this fall. The Native American controversy is a potential liability  and not just because Republicans will never let  her  forget about it. In what is likely to be a brutally competitive 2020 Democratic race with a large field of candidates  for the first time   she  can expect some fellow Democrats to chime in about  her  past claims.\nThat ought to provide plenty of motivation for  Warren  to dispose of the issue  by apologizing for what  she  can call a misunderstanding based on what turned out to be a family myth. Simply saying you’re sorry and leaving it at that goes a long way toward silencing critics in any crisis. But it appears that  Warren  isn’t choosing that path. Instead of putting the controversy to rest   Warren  has chosen to embrace it.\nIf it was only Trump calling  her  “Fauxcahontas ”  Warren  would probably have let the issue rest and relied on the willingness of the media and other liberals to label the president and anyone else lobbing the epithet at  her  as racists. But once  Warren  heard The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah mock  her  false claims of Cherokee ancestry   she  likely realized that Republicans weren’t the only ones ready to finally hold  her  accountable for  her  decades-long pose as a minority. A similarly critical piece about the issue by a Cherokee activist  published on the left-wing ThinkProgress website  also made it clear that the cover  she ’s received from fellow liberals on this point is vanishing. More important   she ’ll likely be facing off against actual minority candidates  such as Kamala Harris and Cory Booker  in 2020  at which point the authenticity of  her  background will again become an issue.\n Her  solution was to give a series of interviews and speeches in which  she  admits that  her  past assertions cannot be backed up by the record  but continues to insist that  she  did no wrong  asserting that the notion of  her  Cherokee identity is a long-cherished part of  her  family lore that was handed down to  her . When  she  told the Boston Globe  “I know who I am ” it came across as defiant.\nThe falseness of Warren’s claims about  her  heritage seems clear by now. Though  Warren  keeps saying that  she  was told  her  mother’s family was part Cherokee and Delaware  there is no proof that this is true. Both genealogists and historians have examined the birth  marriage  and death records of  her  family and found no trace of either tribe. The tribal rolls also show no one in  her  family as having been a registered Cherokee or Delaware. That’s a point on which Native American activists have been assertive with respect to other whites seeking to gain either a fake minority status or access to some of the privileges or income available to tribal members in an era when casinos have become a lifeline for their communities.\nWhile  Warren ’s puzzling choice to try and have it both ways can be attributed to poor judgment  it also demonstrates the fatal appeal of identity politics on the left.\nFaced with these inconvenient facts   Warren  appears to think a strategy in which  she  can be anointed as a sort of honorary Native American might serve to undermine any criticism. In  her  speech to the NCAI   Warren  admitted that  “You won’t find my family members on any rolls  and I’m not enrolled in a tribe. And I want to make something clear: I respect that distinction  I understand that tribal membership is determined by tribes  and only by tribes.”\nYet rather than leave it at that   Warren  didn’t apologize for past claims of identity and then asserted that  she  had never used those claims to get ahead in  her  career  even though that is disputed.  She  also went on to say that whenever  she  is attacked for  her  past fibs in the future   she  would “use it to lift up the story of your families and communities.” And indeed   she  has lately signed up to co-sponsor some bills of interest to Native Americans that were promulgated by other senators.\nBut at the same time   she  hasn’t apologized for listing  herself  as a Native American during the course of  her  career as a law professor  which may have given  her  a leg up in the fierce competition for coveted spots on the Harvard Law School faculty. Nor has  she  stopped sticking to  her  unsubstantiated story about  her  father’s family opposing  her  parents’ marriage because of  her  mother’s tribal ties;  she  even retold it during  her  speech to the NCAI.\nWhile  Warren ’s puzzling choice to try and have it both ways can be attributed to poor judgment  it also demonstrates the fatal appeal of identity politics on the left. In a political culture that prizes any link to victimization   Warren  still can’t resist holding onto  her  past claims  even though a simple apology would seem the smarter move.\n Warren ’s supporters point to the fact that Scott Brown   her  2012 Senate opponent  didn’t seem to profit from his campaign’s emphasis on the “fake Indian” issue. But once  she ’s competing for liberal votes in Democratic primaries  rather than counting  as  she  did then  on  her  party uniting behind  her  no matter what the opposition says  it will be a very different story.  She ’ll likely discover that the game  she ’s playing is a lot more dangerous on the national stage than it was in Massachusetts.",
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            "input": "Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has spoken to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch tries to publicly prod Romney into running for his seat . \nFormer Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has spoken to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch tries to publicly prod Romney into running for his seat . \nTalk about Romney , meanwhile , is viewed as much more hypothetical -- particularly because Romney has always been hesitant to close doors . \nWashington -LRB- CNN -RRB- Mitt Romney has spoken with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell amid speculation that the 2012 GOP presidential nominee could run for the Senate in Utah , McConnell said Friday . \nA long-time adviser to Romney told CNN that \"it 's just a hypothetical exercise\" fueled by Utah Republicans ' desire for Romney to run unless Hatch decides against seeking re-election . \nRomney 's talks with then President-elect Donald Trump about the position of secretary of state suggested Romney is willing to consider a return to politics . \nA Senate seat would give Romney -- though just one of 100 members -- a platform to counter Trump , as well , much as he did during the 2016 campaign . \n\"I 've had some conversations with Mitt Romney ,\" McConnell told reporters . \nCurrently , though , Romney is on a charity trip in Indonesia . \nOf course they 're going to approach Mitt Romney and say , ` Hey , would you run , what do you think ? '\" \nHatch told CNN on Friday that he speaks to Romney regularly -- but deflected questions about Romney , the former Massachusetts governor who is Mormon and owns a home in Utah , replacing him , saying it is \"early to talk about this stuff .\" \nUtah Republican Party Chairman James Evans downplayed a potential Romney bid , casting it as speculative at this point . \nSpeculation about a Romney Senate bid has swirled since Hatch told the National Journal last week that he has \"expressed interest\" to Romney in having him seek his seat , and could step aside \"if I could get a really outstanding person to run for my position .\" \n\"While it 's no secret that I hold Mitt Romney in extraordinarily high esteem , my musing aloud on the subject has apparently snowballed into a frenzy of premature speculation .",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "1.  He  was resigning  his  seat by the end of the year.\n2.  He  didn't believe  he  had done anything for which  he  should have been forced to resign.\n Franken 's speech was defined primarily by  his  lack of any real apology and the clear bitterness  he  carries for being pushed out amid allegations that  he  had groped several women and forcibly tried to kiss others.\nHere's the key bit from  Franken  (bolding is mine):\nThat's a remarkable statement.  Franken  is simultaneously saying that  he  believes the women who have accused  him  have a right to be heard while also making very clear that  he  is not admitting  he  had done the things they alleged.\n He  went on to note that \"I know in my heart that nothing I have done as a senator  nothing has brought dishonor on this institution \" adding: \"I am confident that the ethics committee would agree.\"\nAnd  just in case there was any question that  Franken  believed  he  was being unfairly railroaded  the senator's turn to Donald Trump and Roy Moore cleared all that up.\nSaid  Franken :\n\"I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about  his  history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office and a man who repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party. But this decision is not about me. It's about the people of Minnesota.\"\n Franken  got support in that view from an unlikely source on Thursday: Former Bush White House press secretary Ari Fleischer. \" Franken  should not have resigned.  His  fate should have been left 2 the people of MN. Moore  who had sexual contact w a 14-yr old  should drop out. Conyers  who hit on his employees  should have resigned.  Franken  is a creep who acted inappropriatly  but  his  facts are different \" tweeted Fleischer shortly after  Franken 's resignation announcement.\nThe second part of  Franken 's conclusion will have a lot of Democratic heads nodding. Why is  Franken  resigning for allegations of groping and unwanted kissing while Trump is in office after more than a dozen women accused him during the campaign of sexual harassment? Why is  Franken  resigning when Roy Moore  who faces multiple allegations of pursuing relationships with teenagers as young as 14 when  he  was in  his  30s  is looking more and more like a winner in next Tuesday's special election?\nThose are fair questions. The simple reason is because  Franken  gave in to the pressure to step aside while Trump and Moore just kept saying they didn't do anything wrong and had no plans to leave their respective races. And the political willpower didn't exist in Alabama or the country to get rid of them.\nBut the first part of  Franken 's contention -- that  he  did not do anything wrong and these women were either mistaken or misremembering -- will sit less well even with  his  most ardent supporters.\nIf  Franken  truly believes -- as  he  said -- that  he  did nothing wrong here  then why is  he  resigning?  His  explanation was that  he  couldn't simultaneously deal with an ethics investigation and represent the state effectively. But  he  was the one who called for an ethics investigation when  he  announced last week that  he  was planning to stay on the job and work to win back the trust of  his  colleagues and  his  constituents!\nThe answer is that almost three dozen of  Franken 's colleagues called for  him  to step down over the last 24 hours -- including a united front of Democratic female senators . There was just no way that  Franken  could realistically stay on amid that depth of condemnation. (Although  per Trump and Moore  maybe he could have.)\n Franken  bowed to what he believed to be the inevitable political reality facing him. But in so doing   he  wanted to make sure everyone -- in the chamber and outside of it -- didn't see  his  resignation as an admission of guilt. Because  Franken  just doesn't think  he 's guilty.",
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                "Al Franken",
                "Franken"
            ]
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            "input": "Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo  delivers a speech during the inauguration of the IP Statistics for Decision Makers (IPSDM) Forum in Mexico City  Mexico  November 14  2017. REUTERS/ Edgard Garrido\n Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo  floated the idea this week of reviewing NAFTA instead and said on Thursday  it  was better to allow the 1994 accord to be analyzed regularly than to expose it to sudden changes in the political mood.\n“It’s in the national interest to review the effects of public policy  and actually that’s why we’re in this fix just now because we’ve spent 20 years without talking about how we perceive the effects of a public policy ”  he  told Mexican radio.\n Guajardo  and the officials were speaking as a fifth round of talks among the United States  Mexico and Canada on overhauling the trade deal was taking place in Mexico City.\n Guajardo  also said  he  did not agree with statements by U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross this week that it would be devastating for Mexico if the United States quit NAFTA.\n“Without a doubt  Mexico could face a short-term impact because the market is very sensitive to marketing  branding ”  he  said. “Our ability to adjust  and the manner in which we do it  is what will allow us to resist any potential change.”\n Guajardo  also noted that if the NAFTA negotiations ended up stretching into March  the United States would need to ask itself if it wants the trade talks to influence Mexico’s July 2018 presidential election.",
            "output": [
                "Ildefonso Guajardo"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "“If you’re coming to Chicago for a leisure visit  you just can’t beat it ” said  Bob Habeeb   president and chief executive officer of Rosemont-based First Hospitality Group  which is developing the hotel. “You’re going to be staying right on Navy Pier; you can look out and see this incredible view. You’re going to be able to get off at the elevator and walk over to the Ferris wheel and restaurant.”\nThe development  first announced in 2016  is set to begin construction next month  with an opening targeted for summer 2019   Habeeb  said.  It  will build five stories atop a mostly vacant two-story structure  whose current tenants include a fun house.\nNavy Pier has implemented a construction plan intended to minimize disruptions  but it may nonetheless affect visitors. The plan calls for doing the most invasive work during the winter months  when there is less foot traffic along the pier   Habeeb  said.\nTour boat boarding will remain accessible  while restrictions on the construction footprint will allow pedestrians to walk the length of the pier throughout the 18-month construction process   Habeeb  said.\nThe $100 million Navy Pier hotel is being developed with private funding  and First Hospitality Group has received no financial incentives from the city   Habeeb  said.\n“We’ll pay real estate taxes — there’s no tax waivers or abatements; there’s no (tax increment financing) ”  Habeeb  said. “In fact  it’s been a costly development. We just see the business promise there.”\nAs part of Hilton’s Curio Collection  the hotel will be given its own name and will have the feel of an independent  boutique operation   Habeeb  said. London House  which opened last year at the southwest corner of Wacker Drive and Michigan Avenue  is one of 40 Curio Collection hotels worldwide.\n Habeeb  said the Navy Pier hotel will be very busy during the summer tourist season  with prices reflecting demand.\n“It will be a very expensive place to have a room on season  and not so much off ”  he  said.\nThe hotel will work with Festival Hall on special events taking place at Navy Pier throughout the year  and then look to book meetings and outings on its own   Habeeb  said.",
            "output": [
                "Bob Habeeb"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Black Cube  a private agency run by former Israeli intelligence officers that  Harvey Weinstein  enlisted to gather information on  his  alleged accusers  will donate profits from the case to organizations benefiting sexual assault victims  according to a statement from the company.\nInterested in  Harvey Weinstein ? Add  Harvey Weinstein  as an interest to stay up to date on the latest  Harvey Weinstein  news  video  and analysis from ABC News. Add Interest\nWeinstein  65  is currently under investigation by police in New York City  Los Angeles  Beverly Hills and the United Kingdom. Last week  New York City Police Department Chief of Detectives Bob Boyce said that there was enough evidence to arrest  Weinstein  for rape  but added that no warrant has been issued and it's not clear whether there's enough evidence to bring the case to trial.  Weinstein 's representative told ABC News in a statement Wednesday that his team does not believe that an indictment is imminent.\n“A formal presentation will be made on  Mr. Weinstein’s  behalf in the appropriate course of the investigation  and we strongly believe we will demonstrate that no criminal charges are warranted \" the statement read.",
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                "Harvey"
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            "id": "task419-203cfe3711934cb58a3744a96aad2521",
            "input": "Image copyright AFP Image caption Guillermo del Toro with two of the four Oscars his film won\n Mexico's Guillermo del Toro  won best director and  his  The Shape of Water took the top honour for best film.\nWell  that depends on your definition of a Latin American film. There is no doubt that Mexico did extremely well by getting the two most coveted awards of the night. Guillermo del Toro  the 53-year-old from Guadalajara  won both best director and best picture.\nImage copyright AFP Image caption Before Guillermo del Toro  Alfonso Cuarón was the golden boy of Mexican cinema\nJudging by the reaction on social media  where Guillermo del Toro's name trended  the 2018 did highlight the achievements of Latin American filmmakers  if not of actors.",
            "output": [
                "Guillermo del Toro"
            ]
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            "input": "Lavoris Hightower  36  turned himself in Thursday night after the Cincinnati Police Department identified him publicly as the man who shot Ellie Richardson  27  Fox 19 reported.\nHightower had already been indicted for attempted murder  felonious assault  weapons under disability and tampering with evidence in  Richardson 's shooting  the police department tweeted.\n Richardson  was leaving work at Lachey’s Bar around 3 a.m. Thanksgiving morning when  she  was walking across the street in the city’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood when a van nearly hit  her   police said.\n Richardson  and Hightower  who was driving the van  got into an argument before Hightower shot  her  in the face  according to Fox 19.\n“There is a $5 000 reward to help us get Hightower arrested and off of our streets \" Hamilton County prosecutor Joseph Deters said prior to the suspect turning himself in  according to Fox 19. \"First  Hightower nearly runs  Ms. Richardson  over with his car  and then he shoots  her  — unbelievable.”\n Richardson  sustained injuries to  her  face and jaw from the shooting  a YouCaring fundraising page — which has  as of Thursday  received nearly $60 000 in donations — stated. A Facebook page titled “Ellie Richardson Recovery” said that “ Ellie  is doing fantastic!” and that the swelling and bruising near  her  eyes “is nearly gone.”\nDoctors believe  she ’ll be able to go home in the next few days  according to the Facebook post  which added that  she ’ll be undergoing “surgery next week to repair  her  cheek bone  eye socket and a few other fractures.”\nFormer boy band star Lachey had written after the shooting that  Richardson  “is the brightest light and  she  will find a way to shine through this darkness.”",
            "output": [
                "Ellie Richardson"
            ]
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            "input": "Summarizing the stereotypes   Zach LaVine  was a risk  coming off surgery to repair  his  left ACL. Kris Dunn was a bust  a broken-down shell of a former lottery pick. And Lauri Markkanen was an unknown  a soft European headed the way of Andrea Bargnani.\n“ Zach  is going to be terrific ” Thibodeau said in an interview last July at the Vegas Summer League. “ He ’s a great worker.  He  puts a lot into it.  He  has made great strides each year. And  he ’ll continue to because of the way  he  approaches things.\n LaVine  made  his  debut Saturday — albeit on a 20-minute limit — look about as effortless as one could after an 11-month layoff. That’s testament not only to  LaVine ’s work ethic and skill but  his  athleticism.\n“ He  gives you the ability at the end of the shot clock when you don't have anything to just rise up and freeze a defender and make a shot with a high degree of difficulty ” coach Fred Hoiberg said. “That's a skill  obviously  that you have to have at this level. Zach  at times  makes the game look very easy.”",
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                "Zach LaVineSteve Kerr",
                "Zach"
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            "input": "“We’re playing with fire ” said  pepper breeder Ed Currie  when announcing  his  new pepper on a recent episode of First We Feast’s “Hot Ones” web series.\n“Pepper X is three times hotter than any other peppers that are out there available commercially ”  he  claimed. “It’s twice as hot as the Reaper at 1.6 million  so this is a dangerous pepper.”\nMeasuring in at an alleged 3.18 Scoville units  Pepper X would be hotter than Carolina Reaper by a margin of more than 1 million Scoville units. (The Carolina Reaper measures an average of 1.9 million on the Scoville scale   Currie  says. However  when it was recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records in 2013  it was listed at around 1.56 million Scoville units  reports Food & Wine.) Currie’s claims would also make Pepper X effectively hotter than the Dragon’s Breath  which was recently reported to be hotter than the Carolina Reaper when it debuted in May  boasting a Scoville score of 2.4 million.\n Currie  says his new Pepper X peppers have not yet been officially recognized as the world’s hottest by the Guinness Book of World Records  though he’s hopeful the results will come through in November.\nFurthermore   Currie  is confident that a Pepper X sauce he made for \"Hot Ones \" which is exclusively available at a site called Heatonist  will be found to be “the hottest natural sauce on the planet” when more lab test results come in. Meanwhile  the first 1 000 already sold out within two minutes  according to First We Feast.\n Currie  later revealed on Twitter that “Pepper X” is only a “temporary” name for  his  new pepper.  He  also says  he  has no official plans to make the peppers or the seeds themselves available for purchase  at least until “the record is secured.”",
            "output": [
                "Ed Currie"
            ]
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        {
            "id": "task419-783a8cd143ab4443a9e21883a9ac9f43",
            "input": "Here is your lifeline  Washington Nationals. We have gone from theory to reality in 24 hours.  Joe Girardi  no longer manages the New York Yankees. There is one potential managerial candidate who represents an obvious upgrade from Dusty Baker  both in the near term and long range.  He  is  Joseph Elliott Girardi .\nGo get  him .\nIf the Nationals — and by “the Nationals” here  we are speaking of the Lerner family  which owns the team — even are going to consider  Girardi   they have to go in with two things wide open: their eyes and their wallet.\nBaker  whom they didn’t invite back  felt  he  was woefully underpaid at $2 million annually  and the main reason  he  is no longer here anymore is because  his  contract was only for two years. Those two years expired  the Lerners had no further financial commitment  there was some ham-handedness in both public relations and game management in the division series against the Cubs  and so  he ’s gone.\n[ Girardi  made sense for the Nats even before the Yankees let  him  go]\n Girardi  isn’t coming here for any two years and $4 million.  His  last contract with the Yankees  the one that expired following this year  was for twice that — four years and $16 million. There’s your starting point. If you want  him   Mr. Lerner  be prepared to value the position of manager more than you have at any point in the past. Take a number you’re comfortable with — and triple it.\nJoe Maddon hadn’t won a World Series when he agreed to a five-year deal worth a reported $25 million. Could  Girardi  ask for such a sum? Sure.\nWe don’t yet know that  Girardi  will require that or that the Nationals will even inquire about  Girardi ’s needs. But logic tells you General Manager Mike Rizzo  who did not return a message Thursday  has to reach out. Follow that logic further  and Rizzo has the toughest sell job of  his  career to  his  own bosses.\nIf Rizzo calls Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman and gets a favorable report on  Girardi  — and given their long run together  why wouldn’t  he ? — and the rest of Rizzo’s reporting reveals no red flags  then  he  must present a case to ownership that what they have before them is an opportunity. Forget the money it will cost. Consider it found money.\n Girardi ’s side is important in this  too. On Thursday  in the hours after the Yankees announced they would not bring  him  back  a person close to the (now former) manager said the situation was too “fresh ” and we couldn’t yet analyze whether  Girardi  would want to move on to the Nationals — or anywhere else — immediately.\nBut we do know a bit more about  Girardi ’s state of mind than we did at the end of the American League Championship Series  when  he  said  he  would have to consult with  his  family —  his  wife and three children live in South Florida — before deciding whether  he  could be all-in as a manager again.\nOn Thursday   Girardi  issued a statement that thanked just about everybody in the Yankee organization. But it opened with this: “With a heavy heart  I come to you because the Yankees have decided not to bring me back.”\nSounds like someone who was ready to reload for another run.  He  just needed to be asked.\nOne reasonable question  Girardi  would have — and one that  once a manager is in place  could hang over the entire 2018 season — is: Who would I be working for? Not next year but down the line. Rizzo’s contract runs only through 2018. He and his front office built the team that won four division titles in six years and is poised to contend again. If he convinces  Girardi  to come here and convinces the Lerners to pay for him  wouldn’t another extension be in line for the general manager?\nA final piece: At 53   Girardi  is too young to really be into evaluating  his  “legacy.” But here is a list of managers who have won World Series titles with two franchises: Sparky Anderson  who did it in Cincinnati and Detroit  and Tony La Russa  who did it in Oakland and St. Louis. Short list. Everyone on it is in the Hall of Fame.\nIf  Girardi  wins another World Series   he  joins that group. Could  he  do it in Washington? The Nationals have stated that’s the only goal that matters. A manager who has done it is now available.",
            "output": [
                "Joe Girardi"
            ]
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            "input": "The Sun Sentinel of South Florida reports  35-year-old Andre McGriff  was arrested in connection to a Dec. 4 attack of a 13-year-old girl and a Jan. 11 attack on a 50-year-old woman.\nIn both instances   McGriff  sneaked into the victim’s home in the early hours  demanded money and then assaulted them.\nA police report says DNA from both crime scenes pointed to  Tony McGriff   an alias used by  Andre McGriff .\n McGriff  pleaded no contest last year for peeping into apartment windows.  He  was convicted of possessing cocaine with intent to sell and burglary of an occupied dwelling in 2001 and 2010.\n McGriff  is being held without bail. It was not immediately known if  McGriff  has an attorney.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "After the Big 12 was saved from extinction by Texas' decision to stay  Commissioner Dan Beebe said Tuesday that he was content with a 10-team conference and that he had no desire for expansion.\n \"The 12 teams we had was the ideal number \" Beebe said in a teleconference. \"But with the 10 that we have  there is a lot of positive feelings about having 10 teams.\"\n After Colorado announced its decision to leave for the Pacific-10 and Nebraska accepted an invitation from the Big Ten  Beebe said he spoke to the networks the conference has deals with and was told they would not seek to reduce their rights fees because of the conference's smaller membership. Beebe said initially the universities left in the conference would receive more television money  because they would be splitting it among only 10 teams.\n Although it is unclear how the deal with Fox will work  ABC/ESPN will have access to 18 top football games every year and pay $60 million annually  as it does under its current deal  which includes basketball. To keep the fee at $60 million  the Big 12's universities promised to play a nine-game conference football schedule  which would increase the value of the ESPN deal. They also said they would play a double round-robin format in basketball  which would also enhance their conference schedule because Kansas  for example  will now play Texas twice.\n But Beebe also said that money was not the driving factor in the events of the weekend  and that it was not foremost on the minds of the five universities that were not being recruited by other conferences. In fact  he said  those five universities offered to give their extra revenue to Texas  Texas A\nM and Oklahoma to entice them to stay. Beebe said he did not find that unfair or surprising.\n \"Texas has a lot of influence \" Beebe said. \"The same could be said of Texas A\n One casualty of the contracting conference will probably be the Big 12 championship game in football. The NCAA requires at least 12 teams in a conference for it to hold a championship game. A 10-team Big 12 could request a waiver of that rule  but Beebe said it might not.\n He also said the universities would meet and consider changing the name of the conference  but it is hardly unusual for conferences with numbers in their names to be a little off.",
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            "input": "MIAMI GARDENS  Fla. (AP) —  Alex Hornibrook 's first pass of the night was a wobbler  one that seemed to slip out of  his  hand.\nNearly everything else  he  threw was just about perfect.\n Hornibrook  threw four touchdown passes  three to Danny Davis  and No. 6 Wisconsin capped off the winningest season in school history by topping No. 11 Miami 34-24 in the Orange Bowl on Saturday night.\n\"We were pretty relaxed \"  Hornibrook  said. \"We knew we had what it takes to win this game.\"\nThe Badgers dominated time of possession  holding the ball for nearly 40 minutes.  Hornibrook  completed 23 of 34 passes for 258 yards  going 20 for 25 in the final three quarters.\nTravis Homer and Deejay Dallas had rushing scores for Miami (10-3)  which lost on  its  home field for the first time in 2017. Lawrence Cager had a touchdown catch for the Hurricanes  while quarterback Malik Rosier was 11 for 26 passing for 203 yards — with three interceptions.\n\"We're all coming back \"  Hornibrook  said. \"But nothing is going to happen if we don't put in the work.\"\nWisconsin:  Hornibrook  became just the third Badgers quarterback in the last 15 years to have multiple games with at least four touchdown passes in the same season. Scott Tolzien had a pair of four-TD games in 2009  and Jim Sorgi had games of four and five TDs in consecutive weeks back in 2003. From 2012 through 2016  the Badgers never had a quarterback throw for four scores in a game.",
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            "input": "Scott Lloyd  and other Trump-Pence administration officials are willing to put women's health  lives  and rights at risk to further  their  own extreme agendas. This ends now. [Link] pic.twitter.com/81evfdwg3F â Planned Parenthood (@PPact) December 22  2017\nIn declining to authorize the illegal immigrantâs abortion   ORR director Scott Lloyd  wrote in a memo  âI disagree â with the notion that declining to help a woman who became pregnant as a result of rape to obtain an abortion is âa form of violence against the mother.â\nâThis memo makes clear that  Scott Lloyd  should immediately be removed from  his  position as director of ORR â said Dana Singiser  Vice President of Public Policy and Government Affairs of Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA). âHe is unfit to serve in government.  Lloyd  is imposing his personal beliefs on the young women in his agencyâs careâto control their bodies and violate their constitutional rights. His overreach and abuse of power puts these young womenâs lives in danger.â\n Scott Lloyd  may think that undocumented women are not entitled to basic rights or control over their own bodies  but they deserve support and justice.  Scott Lloyd  must go: [Link] #JusticeForJane pic.twitter.com/wvGjMzl559 â Planned Parenthood (@PPact) December 24  2017\nPlanned Parenthood is urging its supporters to send letters to their members of Congress  demanding that  Lloyd  be fired.\nâ Scott Lloyd  and other Trump-Pence administration officials are willing to put womenâs health  lives  and rights at risk to further their own extreme agendas â states the abortion provider  adding:\n Scott Lloyd  may think that as undocumented immigrants  these women are not entitled to basic rights or control over their own bodies  but these women deserve support and justice. This is unconstitutional and unacceptable. Itâs time for  Scott Lloyd  to go.\nJane Poe asked  again and again  to exercise her right to an abortion.  Scott Lloyd  â against her legal rights *and* her wishes for her body and life â said no. This is downright dystopian. pic.twitter.com/bcVDlm2KXh â Cecile Richards (@CecileRichards) December 21  2017\nTrump administration official Scott Lloyd  whose body and life is NOT on the line  decided it wasnât in a young womanâs âbest interestâ to have an abortion. [Link] #JusticeForJane â NARAL (@NARAL) December 22  2017\n Scott Lloyd  director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement   knew that Jane Poe was pregnant as a result of rape and that her mind was made up about wanting an abortion.  He  still denied her right to abortion care. #JusticeforJane â ACLU (@ACLU) December 21  2017\n Lloyd  explained in  his  memo that the illegal immigrant teen  referred to as âJane Poe â claimed she became pregnant as a result of rape by an attacker  but also said she had âa boyfriend in her home country with whom she had intercourse.â\nâSeveral weeks after the assault  she made the journey to the United States where she attempted to cross the border illegally  but was apprehended at the border â  he  continued  further indicating the teen was persistent in expressing her desire for an abortion.\nâAt nearly 22 weeks  the child has at least a fighting chance at survival if born â  Lloyd  wrote. âThe most likely method of abortion in this instance is Dilation and Evacuation abortion. This particular form of abortion is one that even many abortionists find troublesome.â\n Lloyd  cited the words of abortionist Dr. Lisa Harris  who admitted  âThere is violence in abortion  especially in second trimester procedures.â\n Lloyd  continued:\nCertainly  it is understandable that a woman who is pregnant from the vile actions of a criminal would want to terminate her pregnancy. I do not  and am in no position to  judge anyone who has taken such an action or supported another in doing so. But I cannot authorize  our  program to participate in the abortion requested here  even in this most difficult case. Here  where the pregnancy is advanced to such a late stage   we  have in stark relief the reality that abortion entails  as Dr. Harris candidly admitted  violence that has the ultimate destruction of another human being as its goal. ⦠Implicit here are the dubious notions that it is possible to cure violence with further violence  and that the destruction of an unborn childâs life can in some instances be acceptable as a means to an end. To decline to assist in an abortion here is to decline to participate in violence against an innocent life. She remains pregnant  but this is not the intent of our actions. Moral and criminal responsibility for the pregnancy lies with the attacker  and no one else.",
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            "input": "FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe  a target of frequent and aggressive criticism by President Donald Trump  abruptly stepped down from his position Monday ahead of his planned retirement this spring.\n McCabe   who has held a number of FBI leadership roles and been heavily involved in investigations into major crimes including the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing  becomes eligible for retirement in a matter of weeks. FBI staff learned Monday that  McCabe  was leaving the bureau's No. 2 post effective immediately  according to people who spoke only on condition of anonymity to discuss an internal personnel move. He is expected to retire with full pension benefits.\nIn a message Monday to FBI employees  Wray said  McCabe  would be retiring on March 18 and denied that the move stemmed from political pressure.\nThe exit comes amid multiple ongoing investigations  including a Justice Department watchdog probe into the actions of  McCabe  and other top FBI officials during the Clinton email probe. In addition  special counsel Robert Mueller is investigating whether the Trump campaign improperly coordinated with Russia during the 2016 presidential election and whether Trump sought to obstruct the inquiry by  among other actions  firing Comey.\n McCabe  has been repeatedly assailed by Trump since the fall of 2016  when it was revealed that  his  wife had accepted campaign contributions from the political action committee of then-Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe  a Democrat and close Clinton ally  during a failed state Senate run. That episode is among the decisions under review by the Justice Department's inspector general  which is expected to complete its report soon.\nThe FBI has said  McCabe  received the necessary ethics approval  and that at the time of the contributions   he  was not in a supervisory role on the Clinton email investigation. But that has not stopped Trump and Republicans in Congress from repeatedly asserting that  McCabe   and other FBI officials  are partisan law enforcement officials harboring a bias against him.\nResponding to December news reports that  McCabe  would retire  the president wrote: \"How can  FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe  the man in charge  along with leakin'  James Comey  of the Phony Hillary Clinton investigation (including her 33 000 illegally deleted emails) be given $700 000 for wife's campaign by Clinton Puppets during investigation?\"\nAnother of the president's tweets from last year said: \"Why didn't A.G. Sessions replace Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe  a Comey friend who was in charge of Clinton investigation \" referring to Attorney General Jeff Sessions.\nThough  McCabe  has pushed back against White House narratives that Comey was not well-liked within the bureau  and that an ongoing FBI investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia was not a significant matter for the FBI   he  has not publicly discussed in detail  his  interactions with Trump or shared any personal observations of the president.\nThat could change upon  his  departure from the FBI. Comey  for instance  after his firing authorized a close friend to share with reporters details of his own encounters with the president that he said troubled him. And former CIA Director John Brennan and James Clapper  the retired director of national intelligence  have been outspoken about their own views of Trump.\nHe took over as acting director following Trump's May 9 firing of Comey  and was among the officials interviewed for the position  which ultimately went to Wray  a former Justice Department official. The Washington Post reported last week that Trump asked  McCabe  whom he had voted for in the presidential election. Trump has said he does not recall asking that question.\n McCabe 's defenders call  him  a thoughtful  intelligent and committed career agent.\nComey tweeted that  McCabe  \"stood tall over the last 8 months  when small people were trying to tear down an institution we all depend on.\"\nFormer Attorney General Eric Holder tweeted: \" FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe  is  and has been  a dedicated public servant who has served this country well. Bogus attacks on the FBI and DOJ to distract attention from a legitimate criminal inquiry does long term  unnecessary damage to these foundations of our government.\"\nTwo days after Comey's firing   McCabe  appeared at a congressional hearing and contradicted a White House assertion that Comey had lost the support of FBI rank-and-file. He declared  \"I can tell you that the majority  the vast majority of FBI employees  enjoyed a deep and positive connection to Director Comey.\"",
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            "input": "“This elevates this issue as a priority ” said  Rhonda Richards  senior legislative representative of AARP . As the initial driving force behind the legislation  AARP rallied more than 60 aging and disability organizations to support the idea  including the Elizabeth Dole Foundation  Paralyzed Veterans of America  Michael J. Fox Foundation and the Alzheimer’s Association and then championed the appeal to legislators. The senior advocate organization has nearly 38 million members and offices in every state  the District of Columbia  Puerto Rico  and the U.S. Virgin Islands\n Richards  said whether you have been a caregiver  will be a caregiver  or may need a caregiver at some point  “This issue has touched just about everyone. It’s non-partisan. It’s bi-partisan. Most people have a personal story. The law helps bring together stakeholders to better recognize and support families and caregivers to help make sure caregivers get the training and support they need to navigate the healthcare system.”\nWhile RAISE does not authorize additional funding for the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS)  it does mandate the development of a strategy within a 3-year period.  Richards  said RAISE calls for the creation of an advisory council that will be required to issue a report to HHS Secretary Eric D. Hargan within a year of the law’s enactment. Hargan will then be required to issue a national strategy within 18 months of the law’s enactment. Going forward  the advisory council will be required to provide the secretary annual progress reports.\nSome of the topics that will likely be addressed to support caregivers  according to  Richards   include:\n“The idea is to come up with best practices for health care providers and others  for employers to better support family caregivers and for government to better support family caregivers ”  Richards  said. “The reports and strategy provide important information and steps that can be acted upon.”",
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            "input": "Back in 2000   Rich Cohen  went on a mission.\nThe magazine writer  put on the literary map two years earlier with the book \"Tough Jews \" flew to Chicago to chronicle the legendary losing of  his  favorite baseball team for the esteemed pages of Harper's. It was such an unlikely assignment that the Cubs' hitting coach  Hall of Fame slugger Billy Williams  was convinced there was no such magazine as Harper's;  Cohen  must have made it up to get free tickets.\n Cohen 's observations included Mark Grace's smoking habits (a cigarette at his locker before and after every game)  Joe Girardi's naked body (\"old-fashioned  a body from the Great Depression: thick torso and heavy arms  social realism  a WPA poster\")  and Sammy Sosa's daily boombox battles with his teammates. They liked loud Pearl Jam. He liked even louder salsa music.  Cohen  wrote: \"Today  and each day  it ended with the Pearl Jam turned down and turned off. It was not hard to tell how Sosa's teammates felt about this.\"\nThe Cubs lost seven straight games while  Cohen  was on their trail  reinforcing everything  he  was there to see: misery  piled up for generations. The piece is essential reading for any Cubs fan  precisely because  Cohen  is one of us  trying to make sense of it all: \"For every Cub fan  there is a season  an inning  an at bat  when all hope is lost  when  at long last  he becomes disillusioned and realizes with dread certainty that no matter how good its prospects the team will never win.\"\nNow  at last   Cohen  gets to update the story.\nBut how did we get here? Why did such futility endure? What scars were wrought across generations of the fan base? These are the questions  Cohen  takes up  and  he  hints at  his  own scars as early as the dedication. It is to  his  four sons  who \"will grow up with the nonsensical idea that the Chicago Cubs are a great baseball team.\"\nTo those of us who suffered long enough —  Cohen   me  probably you (any White Sox fan stumbling onto this presumably bailed paragraphs ago) — it still sometimes doesn't quite seem possible. That shared sentiment is part of the book's power.  Cohen  tells a story that is all of ours: \"When I was 13  I began going to Cubs games on my own. This was my first taste of adulthood. I've associated Wrigley Field with freedom ever since.\"\nJessica Medoff / Farrar  Straus and Giroux Magazine writer Rich Cohen chronicles the Cubs’ journey to a World Series championship in “The Chicago Cubs: Story of a Curse.” Magazine writer Rich Cohen chronicles the Cubs’ journey to a World Series championship in “The Chicago Cubs: Story of a Curse.” (Jessica Medoff / Farrar  Straus and Giroux) (Jessica Medoff / Farrar  Straus and Giroux)\nWeaving between history lesson  memoir and fairly faithful sports reporting  \"The Chicago Cubs: Story of a Curse\" is a brisk and engaging read. It's hard to say much new or novel about the Cubs — probably no team has had more words spent in a bid to understand it — but  Cohen  does  his  best and employs an advantage even beyond  his  skilled storytelling:  He  has lived a life of good fortune.\nNot only has  he  been on the front lines for Harper's  Sports Illustrated  Vanity Fair  Rolling Stone and The New Yorker  but also we learn that  Cohen 's father  legendary negotiation expert Herb Cohen  was friendly with former Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda (we get an amusing personal anecdote from it) and Ernie Banks (an even better personal anecdote).\nAlong the way   Cohen  grapples with the hiccups — '84  '89  '03  '07 and '08 — along with the question of why the Cubs could never pull it out. The answer  of course  is not a literal curse. There may be no single answer  but  Cohen  sifts through a handful of compelling options. The \"schizo\" ballpark  which offered no true home field advantage. Bad ownership (meaning  in part  the Tribune Company — sorry everyone!). Bad organizational culture. It's not a new insight  but it's a fascinating one: In Chapter 11  current Cubs owner Tom Ricketts says winning the World Series is a fluke. Once you're in the playoffs  he says  any team can win it: \"The fact is  when you go back and look  you'll see there's little correlation between how many games you win during a season and how far you go in the postseason. Almost zero.\" Simply  all the Cubs needed to do all these years was build a core of talent to consistently reach the playoffs. Then a World Series would inevitably have happened. Instead  the franchise was doomed by a lack of vision.",
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            "input": "Kentucky Senator Rand Paul  said on Sunday that  he ’s not sure if President Trump will seek re-election at this time.\nTalking to MSNBC’s Kasie Hunt on Sunday   Paul  was asked if a 2020 Republican primary was on the horizon.  Paul  said “no one can stop primaries from happening and there could well be a primary that happens ” but added that a Trump re-election attempts would have to be signaled for first.\nThing is   Paul  isn’t sure — at least at the time — whether or not Trump is wanting a second term.\n“Before you even get to that  you need to know  is President Trump running for reelection? I think you won’t know that until you get into sort of — second  third year of his presidency ” said  Paul .\n Paul  said  he  doesn’t seem  himself  supporting anyone else but Trump at this time  noting that Trump has repealed regulations for the first time in 20 years  has a very conservative cabinet  and may get a couple more Supreme Court appointees out of  his  run.\n“So I see the glass as half full. Doesn’t mean I agree with  him  on everything ”  Paul  said.\n Paul  said that one issue would tempt  Paul  away from Trump  should another candidate rise against  him .\n“You know  there would be people that — if we could end the Afghan war  that’s who I would support. But I don’t think that’s going to be an alternative to President Trump ” said  Paul .",
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            "input": "\"I believe history will remember him like John Dean \" said  Italian-born Simona Mangiante   referring to the former White House counsel who pleaded guilty to his role in the Watergate coverup and then became a key witness against other aides to President Richard Nixon.\n Mangiante  said  she  was advised by Papadopoulos' lawyers not to answer specific questions about his activities during the 2016 presidential campaign or what he has told the FBI.\nBut  she  indicated in an interview that  she  believes he ultimately will emerge as more than a bit player in the Russia probe — and that his decision to cooperate after he was arrested getting off an airplane at Dulles International Airport in July was a key turning point.\nWithout offering specifics   Mangiante  said there is much more that has not yet been told publicly about Papadopoulos' 10 months as an informal national security adviser to Trump and his interactions with a London-based professor who told Papadopoulos  according to court filings  that the Russians had \"dirt\" on Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.\n\"There's a lot to come \"  she  said. \"He was the first one to break a hole on all of this.\"\n She  said Papadopoulos was not a \"coffee boy \" as he was once tagged by former Trump adviser Michael Caputo  a nickname  she  found especially galling. \"I know what it means as a young person to do all the efforts you do to build your career and be dismissed as a coffee boy \"  she  said.\nDespite restraints placed on  her  by the terms of Papadopoulos' ongoing cooperation agreement with the special counsel   Mangiante  said  she  has been speaking to reporters to defend  his  reputation and try to explain how the lives of  her  and the Chicago-born former energy consultant have been upended by the events of the last year.\n Mangiante  said  she  has been extensively interviewed by Mueller's team  who asked about  her  own brief stint working for Joseph Mifsud  the same London professor who offered to connect the young Trump aide with the Russians.\nMangiante  who was born near Naples and trained in law and international relations  said  she  met Mifsud while working with the European Parliament in Brussels.\nMifsud  a former Maltese government official who had an affiliation with an Italian university  was friendly with the head of the parliament's socialist party and was often at receptions or events   she  recalled. Eventually  Mifsud offered  her  a job at one of his London organizations.\n Mangiante  accepted in July 2016 but said  she  only worked for the group for three months  quickly concluding that it was \"a facade for something else.\"\n She  said  she  never heard Mifsud discuss Russians but quit when  she  was asked by his partner to attend a secret meeting to discuss Iraq in Tripoli. \"I thought it was very suspicious \"  she  said.\n Mangiante  said  she  heard about Papadopoulos  who at the time was serving as a Trump adviser  during  her  brief time at Mifsud's group. But  she  said did not meet him until the spring of 2017  after his involvement with Trump had ended. He sent  her  a message through LinkedIn  noting that they had both had connections to Mifsud's group.\nSoon  the two were communicating online and  after meeting in London  quickly fell into a romance   she  said. They spent the spring and summer traveling together in Europe. Though Papadopoulos had been quietly interviewed by the FBI in January and again in February   she  said he did not seem concerned at the time about what could be coming.\n\"We went from paradise to hell \"  she  said.\n She  said  she  was in Chicago with his family at the time and the following weeks were stressful and scary. His decision to make a deal with prosecutors and plead guilty to one felony while cooperating with the FBI   she  said  was ultimately not a tough one.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The Senate passed a sweeping bipartisan spending bill Friday morning  but not before the federal government shut down when Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) delayed the vote past midnight to complain about the budget deficit. It was the second government shutdown in less than three weeks.\nSen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) on Feb. 8 spoke on the Senate floor against a bipartisan budget deal and delayed a vote on the measure. (U.S. Senate)\nThen  as an expected vote approached in the Senate   Paul  began to throw up roadblocks  demanding a vote on  his  amendment that would demonstrate how the two-year budget deal breaks past pledges to rein in federal spending.\nGOP leaders refused to allow  him  to offer the amendment  arguing that if  Paul  got an amendment vote  many other senators might want one  too.  Paul   in turn  refused to allow the vote to go forward  making use of Senate rules that allow individual senators to slow down proceedings that require the consent of all.\n“I can’t in all good honesty  in all good faith  just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits ”  Paul  said on the Senate floor as evening pushed into night.\n Paul  objected after a visibly irritated McConnell tried to move to a vote. Then  Paul  launched into a lengthy floor speech deriding bipartisan complicity on deficit spending while the country goes “on and on and on  finding new wars to fight that make no sense.” The senator direly predicted a “day of reckoning ” possibly in the form of the collapse of the stock market.\nAs the hours ticked on   Paul  repeatedly refused to consent to allowing the vote to happen  as lawmakers and aides of both parties grew increasingly annoyed at  him . Sen. John Cornyn (R-Tex.)  leaving the floor after an unsuccessful attempt to curtail  Paul ’s standoff  called the gambit “grossly irresponsible” and said that leaders would not entertain  his  demand for a vote.\nSenators of both parties were left fuming  with most of their ire directed toward  Paul .\n“ He  has mastered the art of ticking off  his  colleagues ” said Sen. Christopher A. Coons (D-Del.).\n“It’s a colossal waste of everybody’s time ” said Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.). Of  Paul   Thune said  “He never gets a result.”\n Paul himself  made no apologies as  he  delivered one floor speech after another  casting  himself  as a lone defender of fiscal austerity  despite having voted in December for a tax bill that added at least $1 trillion to the debt.",
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            "input": "Former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama  participate in the unveiling of  their  official portraits during a ceremony at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery  on February 12  2018 in Washington  DC. Mark Wilson/Getty Images\n Former first lady Michelle Obama  had a busy schedule during  her  years in the White House.\nTo make sure  her  personal life didn't get the short end of the stick   Obama  would plan out  her  year  adding date nights  vacations and even workouts  before signing on to any meetings or events.\n\"Oftentimes we don't do that as professionals  \" Obama  said. \"We schedule work before we schedule us.\"\n Former first lady Michelle Obama   speaking at Klick Health's Muse event in New York  said that was especially challenging after uprooting  her  family while  her  children were young to move to the White House.\n\"What we learned we had to do is start prioritizing us alongside — and often before — the work \"  Obama  said.\n\"Oftentimes we don't do that as professionals. We schedule work before we schedule us \"  Obama  said. But it doesn't have to be that way  she said. \"The truth is even when you schedule your family  there's still plenty of time for work. But we don't plan like that.\"\n\"We always scheduled family dinners. He was always home in time to sit down for that family dinner \"  Obama  said. \"We had our regular vacations and Barack never missed a parent-teacher conference.\"",
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            "input": "What’s the winning combination? The Super Bowl is an ideal event to highlight TVs  especially those with larger screens. Also  current TV models have been out for nearly a year by February  so there’s been a natural decrease in price  says Jim Willcox  senior electronics editor at Consumer Reports.\nScour social media. Retailers often reward their social media followers with notifications about sales. These act as another “tool in your arsenal” in your pursuit of a good deal   Willcox  says.\nLook for a price match guarantee. Check a retailer’s price matching policy. Some stores will refund you the difference if an item drops in price within a certain window after purchase. The one caveat?  Willcox  says items purchased during sale periods like Black Friday are often excluded from price matching.\nCheck a retailer’s price matching policy. Some stores will refund you the difference if an item drops in price within a certain window after purchase. The one caveat?  Willcox  says items purchased during sale periods like Black Friday are often excluded from price matching. Do your homework. Electronics retailer Best Buy also said the lead-up to the Super Bowl and the holiday season are two of the best times to buy a TV. But if you’re shopping in a pinch  the store also offers a Weekly Ad and Deal of the Day section. If you can’t time your TV purchase  you might still be able to find a deal. Other retailers may have similar options — check their websites or follow their social media to get their deals.",
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            "input": "Taylor Swift  has a new squad thanks to Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” honor.\n#TimePOY A post shared by  Taylor Swift  (@taylorswift) on Dec 6  2017 at 6:21am PST\n Swift  went to trial on August 10 to face off against David Mueller  who she said groped her by grabbing her bare butt in 2013.\n“When I testified  I had already been in court all week and had to watch this man’s attorney bully  badger and harass my team including my mother over insane details and ridiculous minutiae  accusing them  and me  of lying ”  Swift  told Time. “I was angry. In that moment  I decided to forgo any courtroom formalities and just answer the questions the way it happened. This man hadn’t considered any formalities when we assaulted me  and his lawyer didn’t hold back on my mom – why should I be polite? I’m told it was most amount of times the word 'ass' has ever been said in Colorado Federal Court.”\n“My advice is that you do not blame yourself and do not accept the blame others will try to place on you ”  Swift  said. “You should not be blamed for waiting 15 minutes  15 days or 15 years to report sexual assault or harassment  or for the outcome of what happens to a person after or she makes the choice to sexually harass or assault you.”\nIn addition to her Time magazine cover   Swift  has also made headlines for her edgier new look on the cover of British Vogue. Throughout the spread  the singer poses in an array of racy  sheer and punk inspired looks. The fashion spread also comes after news that the singer has reignited her long-time feud with Kim Kardashian West.\nBut despite the bad blood between  Swift  and Kardashian  Taylor still hopes that she and all the others who have come forward about sexual harassment this year have helped to make a difference.",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE SportsPulse: USA TODAY's NFL insider Jarrett Bell explains why no one should be surprised by  Michael Bennett 's encounter with police  and that should embolden players and the league to take a stand. USA TODAY Sports\nLas Vegas police undersheriff Kevin McMahill shows body-camera footage from officers near where the  Michael Bennett  incident took place. However  the officers involved in detaining  Bennett  did not have their cameras activated. (Photo: John Locher  AP)\n Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Michael Bennett  the Las Vegas police and the union that represents the officers  have each given  their  version of what occurred when  Bennett  was detained in the early morning hours of Aug. 27.\nA device that could reconcile what happened was not activated as  Bennett  was confronted at gunpoint and handcuffed: body-worn cameras that are required to be used in such situations by officers of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.\nMore:  Michael Bennett  under investigation for possible involvement in altercation before detention\nMore: Roger Goodell's support for  Michael Bennett  might contain multiple messages\nBennett  who attended the Floyd Mayweather-Conor McGregor fight earlier in the evening  said  he  was among several hundred people who ran after hearing what they believed were gunshots fired nearby. USA TODAY Sports reported that police are investigating whether  Bennett  was involved in an altercation at the Cromwell Las Vegas Hotel & Casino before the false reports of gunfire.\nWhile  Bennett  said in a statement on Wednesday  he  was detained \"for doing nothing more than simply being a black man in the wrong place at the wrong time ” Las Vegas police undersheriff Kevin McMahill told reporters an officer observed  Bennett  crouching behind a gaming machine before  he  ran out of the casino.",
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            "input": "The flying taxi developed by German drone firm Volocopter  resembles a small  two-seater helicopter cabin topped by a wide hoop studded with 18 propellers.\n It  was unmanned for  its  maiden test run in a ceremony arranged for Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed.\n Volocopter  is in a race with more than a dozen well-funded European and U.S. firms  each with  its  own science fiction-inspired vision for creating a new form of urban transport that is a cross between a driverless electric car and a short-haul  vertical takeoff-and-landing aircraft.\n“Implementation would see you using your smartphone  having an app  and ordering  a Volocopter  to the next voloport near you.  The volocopter  would come and autonomously pick you up and take you to your destination ” CEO Florian Reuter said.",
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            "input": "TALLAHASSEE  Fla. (AP) —  Willie Taggart  grew up a Florida State fan and dreamed of playing for the Seminoles.\n He  never donned the garnet and gold as a player  but has managed to one-up that goal.\n Taggart  was introduced as the 11th head coach in Florida State history on Wednesday as  he  returns to the Sunshine State after one season at Oregon. The 41-year old Bradenton native coached at South Florida from 2013-16 before taking the Ducks job.\n\"Guess I wasn't good enough to get a scholarship to play here \" quipped  Taggart   who played and later coached at Western Kentucky. \"No matter where I went  I rooted for the Seminoles. Until I went to South Florida. That was the first time I had to root against the Seminoles.\n Willie Taggart  gestures as  he  is introduced as Florida State's new football coach during an NCAA college football news conference in Tallahassee  Fla.  Wednesday  Dec. 6  2017. (AP Photo/Mark Wallheiser)\nThree days after Fisher resigned   Taggart  met with Florida State President John Thrasher  athletic director Stan Wilcox and board of trustees member Ed Burr on Monday in Scottsdale  Arizona. After weighing the offer overnight   Taggart  accepted on Tuesday and informed  his  players at Oregon .\n He  arrived in Tallahassee early Wednesday morning and met with the team before the news conference.  Taggart  said  he  appreciated Oregon athletic director Rod Mullens for giving  him   his  first chance at a Power Five job  but that the chance to coach at the school  he  has followed since childhood was too good to pass up.\n\"I know I let  him  down and I'm sorry. The timing was probably not right but it is never right \"  Taggart  said. \"This one chance was perfect. To be closer to family and coach in a Power Five and an opportunity to win a national championship are personal goals.\"\nWilcox said there were a number of candidates for the job but that  Taggart  was  his  top choice.\n\"We had a number of candidates but knew  his  passion would rise to the top \"  he  said.\nThrasher said  he  had a feeling early last week that Fisher was going to leave and that it was time to look at their options.\n Willie Taggart  does the Seminole chop in front of Doak Campbell Stadium before being introduced as Florida State University's new NCAA college football coach in Tallahassee  Fla.  Wednesday  Dec. 6  2017. (AP Photo/Mark Wallheiser)\n\"The university is bigger than one person  we're resilient \"  he  said. \"To get a guy with the quality  he  has is a remarkable thing particularly in the time frame that we did it.\"\n Taggart  will earn $30 million over six years. Florida State will also pay the remaining $1 370 122.28  he  still owes South Florida and $3 million owed to Oregon as part of buyouts of  his  previous contracts.\n Taggart  has a 47-50 career record  including 7-5 at Oregon this season.  He  has a reputation of rebuilding Western Kentucky  USF and Oregon  but  he  views coming to Florida State as more of a realignment effort.\nThe Seminoles ran a pro-style offense under Fisher but  Taggart 's \"Gulf Coast Offense\" is spread based.  Taggart 's offenses have ranked in the top 20 in scoring the past two years.",
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            "input": "Theresa Rowley  turned 104 on Monday  Jan. 1  2018.  She  believes the secret to  her  longevity is  her  daily consumption of Diet Coke. (Photo: WZZM-TV  Grand Rapids-Kalamazoo-Battle Creek  Mich.)\nGRAND RAPIDS  Mich. —  Theresa Rowley  has been a resident at a Michigan retirement community for the last 15 years.\n She  moved into Sentinel Pointe Retirement Community in Grand Rapids  Mich.  when  she  was 89.\nOn Monday   she  turned 104.\n\"I'm surprised that I'm 104 \" said  Rowley  on Tuesday. It just doesn't seem like I should be that old.\"\nWhen asked when  she  and  her  family moved to Grand Rapids   Rowley  couldn't remember the exact year  only saying that  she  was born in Illinois in 1914  then moved to North Dakota before eventually coming to Michigan.\n\"When I was 100  I thought I'd never be 104; I thought I'd pass away by that time but it just didn't happen \"  Rowley  said. \"Then I turn 101  and nothing happens.\nMaybe the reason why nothing has happened is because of  her  daily intake of  her  favorite beverage — Diet Coke.\n\"I drink it because I like it \"  Rowley  said.  She  said  she  was going shopping Wednesday because  she  needed more Diet Coke. \"I have a bag full of empty Diet Coke cans that I need to return to buy more Diet Coke.\"\n Rowley  said  she  drinks at least one can of Diet Coke each day.\nOn Tuesday morning   Rowley  celebrated  her  104th birthday in style  with a cake  and with the support of many of the members of  her  retirement community.",
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            "input": "If you're looking for a job at PayPal and you score an interview with chief learning officer Derek Hann  consider yourself lucky. His interviews are like an open-book test.\nBefore the interview starts   Hann  said  he  makes sure the individual is familiar with the STAR method.\nAs part of this interviewing method   he  sticks to a series of behavioral questions  which typically start with the phrase  \"Tell me about a time when.\"\n Hann  said  he  encourages candidates to take a second to think about their responses.  He 'll even suggest jotting down notes breaking down the required elements of each answer — situation  task  action  and result.\n\"A real response reflects not only on your past experience but how you think about those opportunities \"  he  said.\n He  said candidates are most likely to forget to include the most important aspect of their response — the result. Instead  they focus on the situation  task  and action  without going into impact.  He  wants job candidates to explain why what they've done matters.\n\"What are the fingerprints that you left behind?\"  Hann  asked.",
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            "input": "On Tuesday   a guy named Tim Hoekstra  released  his  full-length remake of Attack of the Clones starring  his  friends. It's over two hours long and recreates just about every scene from the movie  sometimes shot for shot  using toy lightsabers  bad wigs  and what appears to be someone's parents' two-car garage.\nSure  Hoekstra's version is maybe a little hard to follow if you don't know the original already  but Attack of the Clones barely makes sense on its own.\nThis is the second time  Hoekstra  and  his  pals have remade an entire Star Wars movie from scratch  following a brilliant Revenge of the Sith remake that reenacted the entire climactic Anakin/Obi-Wan fight scene on a beach at low tide or whatever. This new one doesn't have as many iconic moments as the first  but the low-budget remake of Clones drastically improves on that wack-ass battle between Dooku and Yoda and  somehow  manages to sell those wooden romance lines better than Natalie Portman. The arena scene is also particularly transcendent.\n\"The entire film was once again shot on a Samsung J5 and our total budget was $25 \" Hoekstra wrote about the new remake. \"All the props were junk we had lying around... our main motivation was to have some fun and hang out.\"",
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            "input": "Only five of the 11 crossbench senators elected in 2016 remain in parliament  after Nick Xenophon Teamâs  former senator Skye Kakoschke-Moore âs hopes of rejoining the upper house were dashed.\nKakoschke-Mooreâs bid to fill her own vacancy â caused when she resigned from the Senate after learning she was entitled to dual British citizenship â was shut down unanimously within three minutes by the full bench of the High Court on Tuesday. The court ruled  Kakoschke-Moore  couldn't replace herself  even though she's now renounced her British citizenship. Instead her vacant South Australian seat will be filled by a special count by the electoral commission on Thursday  and is likely to be won by the fourth person on the NXT ticket  ex-NXT member Tim Storer. Storer quit the party last year after a dispute over who would replace outgoing NXT leader Nick Xenophon. Storer could serve as an independent if NXT fails to woo him back.\n Former NXT senator Skye Kakoschke-Moore  says  she  welcomes the High Court decision against  her  and looks forward to⦠[Link]\nThe High Court's  Kakoschke-Moore  decision is a big blow to NXT's once powerful Senate voting bloc. Not only has the party potentially dropped from three to two seats  but also gone is its influence to block legislation or force the government into negotiations over key bills. The demise of NXT will cause a Senate crossbench power vacuum  which could potentially be filled by an unlikely alliance between lone wolves Cory Bernardi  Fraser Anning and David Leyonhjelm. Despite having vastly different political views  the three have formed a voting bloc in a power play. So where does this leave the numbers in the Senate?\nIgnoring the current three paired vacancies left by  Kakoschke-Moore   Labor's Sam Dastaryi (to be filled by Kristina Keneally later this week) and Liberal George Brandis (to be filled next month)  the government needs nine of the 11 crossbenchers to pass legislation opposed by Labor and the Greens.",
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            "input": "Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe  who is also ruling Liberal Democratic Party leader   attends an election campaign rally in Fukushima  Japan  October 10  2017.  REUTERS/Toru Hanai\nTOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ruling bloc  could come close to keeping  its  two-thirds “super” majority in an Oct. 22 lower house election  defying some predictions of substantial losses and solidifying  his  grip on power  a survey published by the Nikkei business daily on Wednesday showed.\n Abe’s  conservative Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and its more dovish junior partner  the Komeito  are likely to secure more than 290 seats in the 465-seat chamber  the Nikkei said.\nThe Nikkei forecast was broadly in line with a Kyodo news agency forecast released on Thursday that saw  Abe ’s coalition winning more than 300 seats.\nA strong showing by  Abe’s  coalition would boost  his  chances of winning a third term as LDP leader from next September  putting  him  on track to become Japan’s longest-serving premier.\n Abe  called the snap election amid confusion in the opposition camp and after an uptick in  his  ratings  which had been hurt earlier this year by suspected cronyism scandals  in hopes of gaining a fresh mandate after nearly five years in power.",
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            "input": "Investors picked up stakes in BigBasket through secondary share purchases as well   chief executive Hari Menon  told Reuters on Friday  declining to give a breakdown other than to say Alibaba now owns the biggest slice.\nBigBasket  which sells everything from vegetables to shampoo  will use the funds to improve its technology  analytics  infrastructure and marketing   Menon  said.\nThe Bengaluru-headquartered firm  which also plans to build farmer networks and expand deeper into Indian cities where they operate  expects to break even between 2020 and 2022   Menon  added.\nBigBasket is planning to sign a deal with Paytm E-Commerce that runs online marketplace  Paytm Mall  allowing both firms to leverage each others strengths   Menon  said.\nUnder the deal  which will become effective in the first half of this year  Paytm will become the default payments provider to BigBasket while BigBasket will be able to cross-sell groceries on Paytm Mall   Menon  said.",
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            "input": "More than 40 000 people have signed an online petition calling on the University of Calgary  in Alberta  Canada  to expel Connor Neurauter  21.\nThe University of Calgary said it is reviewing  Neurauter 's status.\n Neurauter  was an accomplished athlete who played hockey across Canada and in Sweden.\n He  is in  his  second year of a bachelor's of science degree in chemistry.\nDuring  his  sentencing  the court heard how  he  had solicited nude photos from the girl after the two began a brief sexual relationship that did not involve intercourse.\nThe girl said that at one point   he  choked her before giving her a bra as a present.\n He  then threatened to release the nude photos to her family if she did not keep their relationship a secret.\nThe victim's mother supports the petition to expel  Neurauter  and told her daughter she is proud of her for coming forward.",
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            "input": "The 3-year-old daughter of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Richard Ratcliffe can no longer talk to her father – because she has forgotten English  Zaghari-Ratcliffe's MP said today.\n Ratcliffe  said  he  was extremely concerned about  his  wife's health after 19 months of imprisonment. \"She was clearly very traumatised \"  he  said. \"She talked about being on the verge of a mental breakdown  and I absolutely think that's true.\"\n He  went on to say that  he  was becoming \"exponentially\" concerned about  his  wife's health  especially given that she had discovered lumps in her breast.\nA statement from the Foreign Office said  Johnson  would leave \"no stone unturned\" in attempting to get Zaghari-Ratcliffe back to her family.  He  said  his  \"overriding principle\" was to secure a permanent and not temporary release.",
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            "input": "Rose McGowan at the Women's Convention in Detroit on Oct. 27  2017. (Photo: Junfu Han/ Detroit Free Press-US)\nSoon  you'll be able to keep up with  actress/artist Rose McGowan  — pugnacious punk activist  commandant of #RoseArmy and #MeToo rager against the Hollywood machine — as  she  navigates the tumult of  her  current life in an E! reality TV series.\nThe pop-culture network that brought you Keeping Up with the Kardashians announced Tuesday that it has picked up Citizen Rose  a two-hour documentary special on  McGowan 's activist lifestyle airing Jan. 30 (8 ET/PT)  with four more episodes due this spring.\n\"You are formally invited into my mind and world  \" McGowan  said in a press release from E! \"I am thrilled to partner with E! to amplify my message of bravery  art  joy and survival.\"\n Rose McGowan  makes the list: These 10 people made the biggest impact in entertainment this year\n McGowan  accused Weinstein of raping  her   then reached a private settlement with  him  in 1997  a fact The New York Times disclosed in a bombshell investigation of Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct reaching back decades. ( He  denies all allegations of non-consensual sex.)\nInstantly   McGowan  catapulted to prominence as the loudest and angriest leader of the #MeToo movement to shame predators and claim solidarity among accusers. Soon   she  was directing an online army — #RoseArmy — of women seeking revenge  justice and a reckoning for abusers.\n Rose McGowan  on Oct. 27  2017  in Detroit at the inaugural Women's Convention. (Photo: Paul Sancya  AP)\nIn the span of 10 days   McGowan  was arraigned (on drug charges)  met with former President Barack Obama and became one of Time magazine's silence-breaking \"People of the Year\" for her role in calling out Hollywood predators.\n\"By going up against the Hollywood machine   McGowan  has shown true courage in the face of adversity  and this documentary will take you behind the scenes of her tumultuous and fascinating life \" E! gushed in its announcement. \"She will process  in almost real time  the massive social change she has helped usher in  as well as fight back against those who have hurt so many  including her.\"\n McGowan  and E! describe Citizen Rose ( McGowan  will be an executive producer) as a glimpse into her world — her art  her army  her music  her activism and the book she is preparing to publish  Brave.\n\"I realized I wanted to show how we can heal through art even when being hounded by  evil \" McGowan  said in her statement. \"I want to have a conversation with everyone  and most especially  you  about looking at things differently and seeing beauty everywhere. E!’s tremendous reach and impressive platform allow me to globally communicate the importance of living a BRAVE life.\"\nAmy Introcaso-Davis  E!'s executive vice president for development and production  said  McGowan 's courage ignited a conversation and inspired other women to speak out against their abusers.",
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            "input": "Walmart confirmed Thursday that it is closing dozens of Sam's Club warehouse stores — a move that a union-backed group estimated could cost thousands of jobs — on the same day the company announced that it was boosting its starting salary for U.S. workers and handing out bonuses.\nThe world's largest private employer said it was closing 63 of its 660  Sam 's Clubs over the next weeks  with some shut already. Ten are being converted into e-commerce distribution centers  according to a company official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss details of the decision publicly.\nHe said it was too early to say how many people overall would lose their jobs since some will be placed at other Walmart locations or rehired at the e-commerce sites. Making Change at Walmart  a campaign backed by the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union  estimates that 150 to 160 people work at each Sam's Club store  meaning the closures could affect about 10 000 people.\nLauren Fitz  22  said she was at her other job as a church secretary when a colleague texted to say that  the Sam's Club  where they both worked in Loveland  Ohio  had closed. Fitz had been pleased earlier to read the news that Walmart was boosting starting salaries and offering bonuses.\n\"I thought  'this is really cool.' And then to find out that my store is closing \" said Fitz  who said she had worked as a sales associate in the jewelry department for two months. At home  she got a call from her manager and had a letter in the mail saying the store had closed and she could seek employment at another Sam's Club or Walmart store.\nOn Twitter   Sam's Club  responded to people's queries by saying  \"After a thorough review of our existing portfolio  we've decided to close a series of clubs and better align our locations with our strategy.\"\nPresident Donald Trump cheered the announcement with a tweet  saying  \"Great news  as a result of our TAX CUTS & JOBS ACT!\" White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders later said she would not comment on the Sam's Club closings but that the wage increases were a sign that the tax measures \"are having the impact that we had hoped.\"\nWalmart announced years ago that it would actively manage its store portfolio as it strives to put a dent in Amazon's dominance online. With Thursday's closing  that strategy is now extending to Sam's Club.\nThe company said the wage increase benefits all hourly U.S. workers at its stores  including Sam's Club  as well as hourly employees at its websites  distribution centers and its Bentonville  Arkansas  headquarters. The one-time bonus between $200 and $1 000 will be given to Walmart employees who won't receive a pay raise.",
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            "input": "— Sen. Kamala D. Harris (D-Calif.)  on Twitter  Nov. 17\nOne of the most widely shared claims came from  Sen. Kamala D. Harris  who tweeted   “Retweet if you would *not* benefit from a private jet tax break ” on Nov. 17  linking to a Business Insider article with the headline  “The Republican tax bill has a provision that would end a headache for private jet owners.”  Harris ’s tweet prompted nearly 69 000 retweets and more than 35 000 likes.\n Harris ’s claim that the Senate bill contains a provision for a tax break on private jets comes from the Business Insider article  she  linked to in  her  tweet. The article explains how the Senate version of the GOP tax bill makes tax changes to specific industries  noting that the “the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would correct a long-running dispute between owners and operators of private jets and the IRS.”\n Harris  defends  her  tweet  arguing that they are simply describing the provision as it was reported in the media as a tax break. But that was not the case with the article she retweeted — which also noted that the tax provision was valued at less than $50 000 a year. Moreover  several outlets offered a detailed take on the provision  making clear it the clause aimed to settle a decades-long dispute between the IRS and private jet management companies.\nStill  these tweets are not alike.  Harris  earns Three Pinocchios for referring to a “private jet tax break” and suggesting wealthy owners would gain.",
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            "input": "(CNN)  George W. Bush  doesn't talk much about politics in public. Which makes the speech  he  gave Thursday in New York City -- a point-by-point rejection of Trumpism -- all the more important and noteworthy.\nThe 43rd president of the United States -- and the last Republican to hold the office before Donald Trump -- didn't mention  the 45th president by name in his speech at the George W. Bush Institute . But Trump -- and his views -- were ever-present in the former President's address.\n Bush  condemned \"nationalism distorted into nativism.\"\n He  derided \"discourse degraded by casual cruelty.\"\n He  acknowledged that \"our politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright fabrication.\"\nAnd  most importantly   Bush  said that \"bigotry seems emboldened.\"\nThe two speeches  taken together  amount to a verbal lapel-shaking by  Bush  and McCain of the Republican Party they have led over the past two decades. \"Wake up!\"  Bush  and McCain are saying to their party. \"What Trump represents is neither Republican nor conservative. It is Trump. Which is fine for Trump but far less fine for the medium-to-long-term health of the Grand Old Party.\"\nThere will be some who question  Bush 's motives. (Trump  via Twitter  may be one of them.) After all  Trump savaged \"low-energy\"  Jeb Bush  during the 2016 campaign. And the Bush family is literally one of the cornerstones of the Republican political establishment. Of course they don't like that someone like Trump is overthrowing them -- and their failed policies and political tactics!\nBut it's important to remember that the presidency is viewed by those who have held the office as a sort of sacred trust. Yes  George W. Bush saw the world differently than Barack Obama did -- and each man pursued divergent policies in office. What they shared  however  was a fundamental desire to remind Americans of our common humanity  to look to the future as a more optimistic  more tolerant and  yes  better place. They believed in the idea that America was forever moving toward a more perfect union and that their job was to help steer the country in that direction as quickly and safely as possible.\nIt's easy to paint Trumpism as solely a rejection of Obama's presidency. But to do so would be to ignore the degree to which Trump has sought to undo  Bush 's focus on on free trade agreements as a way to guard against global protectionism   his  belief in the need for comprehensive immigration reform as consistent with the founding ideals of the country and  his  unwillingness to paint Islam with the broad brush of terrorism.\n Bush 's speech Thursday was a re-assertion of those views and  as such  a rejection of Trumpism.\n\"We become the heirs of Martin Luther King Jr. by recognizing one another not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character \"  Bush  said toward the end of  his  speech. \"This means people of every race  ethnicity and religion can be fully and equally American. It means that bigotry or white supremacy in any form is blasphemy against the American creed. It means the very identity of our nation depends on the passing of civic ideals to the next generation.\"",
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            "input": "\"He has not said one word about them , about other American citizens in the U.S. Virgin Islands ,\" Clinton said , before Trump tweeted . \nClinton also criticized Trump for his silence on Puerto Rico 's recovery while devoting several days toward attacks against hundreds of NFL players who knelt in protest against the president , demonstrations that continued through \"Monday Night Football .\" \n\"I 'm not sure he knows that Puerto Ricans are American citizens ,\" Clinton told Sirius XM 's Zerlina Maxwell on Monday afternoon . \nFormer Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Monday launched a blistering attack against President Donald Trump for his near-silence on the humanitarian disaster in Puerto Rico , questioning the president 's focus on a days-long campaign against NFL athletes on Twitter while the U.S. territory has struggled with universal devastation . \nDuring appearances on Sirius XM and MSNBC 's \"All In With Chris Hayes ,\" Clinton described the president 's approach as a political calculus and being disinterest in the fate of the 3.5 million American residents living on the island . \n\"He does n't think that has any political relevance and it 's certainly not personally important ,\" Clinton told Chris Hayes on Monday evening . \nClinton comments echoed those she made just hours earlier while chatting with Sirius XM 's Maxwell .",
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            "input": "Larry Fink  is probably the most powerful person most Americans have never heard of. And now  he  is deploying  his  vast power to cajole corporate America into pursuing a left wing agenda under the guise of asking them to “contribute to society.”\n Laurence D. Fink  is the founder and chief executive of the enormous investment firm BlackRock  which manages in the neighborhood of $6 trillion of assets. That enormous hoard of financial assets–which it invests on behalf of individuals with 401(k) plans institutions such as pension funds  state and local governments  Fortune 500 companies  sovereign wealth funds  and college endowments–makes BlackRock the largest investor in the world. It gives BlackRock–and Fink himself–enormous sway in corporate boardrooms and the stock market.\nNow  Fink  is deploying  his  financial clout by demanding business leaders adhere to a left-wing agenda. In  his  annual letter released Tuesday   Fink  announced that BlackRock will require that companies make a “positive contribution to society” and “serve a social purpose.”\nUnfortunately   Fink  goes beyond calling for increased corporate responsibility.  His  letter makes it clear that  he  defines the act of making a contribution very narrowly.  He  wants companies to adopt left-wing policy goals in the name of corporate responsibility.",
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            "input": "LAURA SULLIVAN  BYLINE: There are two ways to describe  the man called Khraish Khraish in West Dallas .  He 's either a landlord saving the poor from homelessness  or  he 's one of the city's worst slumlords.\nSULLIVAN: Khraish works out of a small West Dallas office where  he  manages about 300 homes  he  and  his  dad own in the neighborhood. They're mostly crumbling 1940s one-story wooden houses  but at 400 or 500 a month  they're some of the cheapest in the city.\nSULLIVAN: Neighbors stop by. So does her daughter. Pearline Brown Harper wastes no time when I ask her about  Khraish .\nSULLIVAN: Harper is right about at least one thing. The homes have brought in a lot of money. With 300 homes at 400 or 500 a month   Khraish  could be collecting as much as $150 000 a month in rent. But  Khraish  isn't the only one to see the investment potential here. Across the country  mom-and-pop landlords are on the decline  and studies show owners with dozens or hundreds of properties are on the rise. The less a landlord has to spend on repairs  the more money he or she stands to make. In Brown's house  a neighbor pops in to see what's going on.\nSULLIVAN: And she's right not just in West Dallas but in cities all across the country. Median rent has increased 70 percent over the past two decades while housing conditions haven't improved. And according to government data  the majority of poor families are spending more than half of their already small incomes just to cover rent. In Dallas two years ago  the city decided it was going to get serious about living conditions in West Dallas. Assistant City Attorney Melissa Miles and others went into dozens of  Khraish 's homes.\nSULLIVAN: They sent  Khraish  a binder with hundreds of citations.  He  said it was devastating.\n KHRAISH : It was just bankruptcy. And they want me to bring them to a standard that these houses cannot attain. It's like  how do you make a 1930s engine meet modern-day emission standards? You cannot.\nSULLIVAN: But the bigger question looming over all of this is not why the city intervened but why they intervened now. And  Khraish  had a theory.\n KHRAISH : The city of Dallas does not want low-income households in the city.\nSULLIVAN:  Khraish 's theory goes like this. The city wants him to renovate his homes because if he renovates  he'll have to charge more to recoup the costs. His tenants can't pay more  so they'll go live somewhere else  somewhere other than revitalized West Dallas or maybe all of Dallas.\n KHRAISH : Their affordable housing policy is not to have one.\nSULLIVAN: But the answer  Khraish  came up with was not what anyone was expecting. Last spring   he  decided  he  wasn't going to renovate  his  homes. Instead   he  said  he  was going to tear them down and evict the tenants.\nSULLIVAN: As he said this  we stopped in front of a lot where  Khraish  had already demolished the house that was on it. I told him city officials said they were stunned he was tearing houses down.\nSULLIVAN: Except in those ashes  he says  only wealthy people get to live  and you don't even need to do code enforcement. And that could have been the end of the story  except  Khraish  had one more coda to add. A few months ago  he announced he was sparing half his tenants from eviction. Instead  he says  he's making them homeowners.\nSULLIVAN: He's going to loan the tenants the money to buy the houses from him. Seller-financed deals are often controversial and can sometimes leave buyers with less-than-favorable terms. For example   Khraish's  contract says if buyers miss one payment  he can demand that they pay off the entire house immediately or lose it. Whether or not that happens   Khraish  will collect payments but will no longer have to worry about repairs.\nPearlie Mae Brown signed a similar contract with  Khraish . She can't afford to fix the house  but she told us she has no choice. She has nowhere to go. When we asked Mayor Mike Rawlings about this  he said it was a happy ending. More than a hundred people will get to stay in West Dallas.",
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            "input": "For many people , Rachel Platten 's Fight Song remains so indelibly associated with Hillary Clinton 's presidential campaign , they ca n't hear the power anthem without picturing the Democratic nominee stepping onstage at a rally . \nPast : Fight Song singer Rachel Platten -LRB- pictured -RRB- has revealed she does n't feel as though the tune is connected with Hillary Clinton although the former candidate used it for her campaign . \n` For me , that song was never anymore Hillary 's song than it was the little kids who used the song while fighting cancer 's song , or the US women 's soccer team 's song , ' she told Glamour in a new interview published this weekend .",
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            "input": "CLEVELAND -- LeBron James is leaving the Cavaliers next summer . \nLeBron left the Cavs AND the Heat .",
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            "input": "F. William McNabb  Vanguard Group’s chairman   cautioned investors to consider reducing their stock exposure before the nearly 9-year-old rally ends.\n“We would expect the next decade to actually be very modest on the equities side in the U.S.  a little less so in Europe and a little less so in Asia ”  McNabb  said in a Bloomberg Television interview that aired Thursday. “But it’s still overall lower than long-term historical averages.”\n McNabb  whose firm oversees about $5 trillion   said long-term investors may benefit by holding balanced portfolios with bonds as well as stocks.\n“No one can predict what’s going to happen in the next 12 months ”  he  said. “Having just said that  I’m sure the equity market will continue to skyrocket for the next few months.”",
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            "input": "MILWAUKEE (AP) —  Emery Lehman  won the 5 000 meters at the U.S. speedskating trials. Except  he  didn't earn an Olympic berth. Not yet anyway.\nThe U.S. doesn't have a spot in the 5 000 next month in Pyeongchang  South Korea  so  Lehman  will try to make the team in a different event.\nThe Americans have second priority and third reserve for the 5 000. They won't find out until later this month whether a spot opens up for someone  not necessarily  Lehman   to skate at the Olympics. That could happen if other countries decide not to enter their skaters.\nHowever   Lehman  still needs to make the team in another event in order to skate the 5 000 if the U.S. earns a spot. Otherwise  the U.S. would choose a skater already in Pyeongchang to compete.\n Lehman  is skating on home ice this week.  He  trains and coaches skaters ranging from first grade to junior high at the Pettit National Ice Center and attends nearby Marquette University  where  he 's taking a break from  his  civil engineering studies.\n\"They say you don't really know something until you can explain it or try and make other people understand it \"  he  said. \"That really relates to speedskating. I have to explain it to these really little kids who may not understand it fully. Half the time I probably don't fully understand what I'm saying until I try to explain it 100 times and finally it clicks in my head.\"",
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            "input": "Bright  starring Will Smith  hasn't been received well by critics  including Chance the Rapper.\nThe movie  which is streaming on Netflix and currently has a 28 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes  is \"Training Day meets Lord of the Rings \" as  Smith  described  it .  It  was directed by David Ayer — the same dude who helmed Suicide Squad.\nOne critique that keeps popping up is how  it  deals with issues like racism  and on Tuesday  Chance had something to say about it.\nAnother fan asked if making connections to the very real racism of the world was a stretch of the imagination  or if it was just an attempt at an \"interesting story.\" During the press tour for the film   Smith  has discussed about how the movie is about race  but Chance also shared  his  thoughts.",
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            "input": "“Your stock market is at an all-time high ”  Trump  told Forbes.com.\n\"Your jobs  your unemployment is at the lowest point in almost 17 years. We have fantastic numbers coming out \"  Trump  said.\nAnd while Forbes told Trump U.S. Stock markets are up 20 percent during his term  he stretches the time period to yield an even glossier figure. \"No  25 since the election. You have to go since the election \"  Trump  said.\n“That depends on the index  of course (he's conveniently using the most  Trump -friendly one  Nasdaq) ” Forbes explained.\n\"Since Election Day it's 25 percent. It has gone up since Election Day $5.2 trillion -- $5.2 trillion. If Hillary Clinton would have won  the markets would have gone down substantially \"  Trump  said.\nAside from stocks   Trump  also is proud of tAmerica's gross domestic product (GDP)  Forbes explained.\n\"So GDP last quarter was 3.1%. Most of the folks that are in your business  and elsewhere  were saying that would not be hit for a long time. You know  Obama never hit the number \"  Trump  said.\n\"He never hit it on a yearly basis. Never hit it on a yearly basis. That's eight years. I think we'll go substantially higher than that. And I think this quarter would have been phenomenal  except for the hurricanes \"  Trump  said.\nFor  his  part   Trump  has struck a constant tone of optimism over the economy  touting the high stock market and low unemployment.\nStock Market hits an ALL-TIME high! Unemployment lowest in 16 years! Business and manufacturing enthusiasm at highest level in decades! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 5  2017\nRECORD HIGH FOR S & P 500! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 29  2017",
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            "input": "Actress Jennifer Lawrence  has a “pretty good speech” prepared for when  she  meets President Donald Trump.\nThough the actress has never met Trump  she revealed in an interview last year that she had once come close to crossing paths with the president at a concert.  Lawrence  told the UK’s Graham Norton Show that  she  had been at a concert and heard Trump was in attendance  and ordered  her  security team to find the then-presidential candidate.\n“Because I was adamant on finding  him  and then making a video of me going  ‘Hey Trump  f*ck you!'”  she  said then.\n Lawrence  has been a vocal critic of Trump since well before the November 2016 presidential election.\nAnd just a few days after the election   Lawrence  penned an essay urging liberals to become energized by Trump’s victory.\n Lawrence  announced this year that  she  would take a hiatus from acting.  Her  last film  the horror thriller mother!  marked the worst opening-weekend box office of  her  career and earned a rare “F” CinemaScore from audiences.\n The actress  has also begun working with Represent.us  an organization working to end political corruption.",
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            "input": "Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends ” political commentator  Michelle Malkin  said President Donald Trump needed to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.\nWhen asked what  she  wants the Trump administration to accomplish in 2018   Malkin  said  “The wall  the wall  the wall.”\n She  continued  “In Congress  guys  now we’ve got this clamor from both parties for a so-called DACA fix. I am one of those unrepentant children of legal immigrants to this country who absolutely support everything this president is doing to put immigration enforcement and border security first  period.\n She  added  “You know  we have this clamor now for multi-billion dollar infrastructure deal. Right now  President Trump  until the end of his first term has one infrastructure priority – the wall  the wall  the wall.”",
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            "input": "FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters) -  Gucci-owner Kering (PRTP.PA)  plans to spin off German sports brand Puma (PUMG.DE) to the French conglomerate’s shareholders as  it  sharpens the group’s focus squarely on its luxury brands.\n Kering  said  it  planned to distribute 70 percent of Puma shares in kind to  its  investors  leaving  it  with only a 16 percent stake in the sportwear group  confirming an exclusive Reuters report.\n Kering  is a little more than 40 percent controlled by the French Pinault family  who would receive about 29 percent of the sporting goods company  while Puma’s free float would stand at about 55 percent.\nShedding Puma  meanwhile  would turn  Kering  into a pure player in the high-margin luxury business  where  it  rivals larger peers such as French conglomerate LVMH (LVMH.PA).\n “Kering  would dedicate  itself  entirely to the development of  its  luxury houses ”  Kering  Chairman and CEO Francois-Henri Pinault said in a statement.\nPuma struggled for years after it was bought by Kering for 5.3 billion euros ($6.4 billion) in 2007  but recent improved performance has raised expectations that the French group would sell its stake this year.\nPuma’s shares rose by 45 percent over the past year  bringing its market capitalisation to 5.3 billion euros  back at the level at which  Kering  bought.\n Kering  emerged as one of the big winners in a luxury goods revival last year as Chinese demand picked up  with a stellar turn at brand-of-the-moment Gucci helping earnings and other labels such as Yves Saint Laurent and Balenciaga.",
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            "input": "\"The state attorneys general are natural partners for the consumer agency \" Warren  61  said in an interview. \"There are regulators in Washington that used to prevent state attorneys general from protecting consumers.\"\n The attorneys general say they are now invited to the nation's capital and talk with Warren by telephone almost weekly as she sets up the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection. On Tuesday  Warren traveled to Fort Lauderdale  to plot strategy at the prosecutors' winter meeting.\n Washington lawyer Bernard Nash said Warren's alliance with state prosecutors will strengthen both her hand and theirs. It will also antagonize banks  who opposed the creation of the consumer bureau.\n Roy Cooper  the attorney general of North Carolina  said Warren has told them she wants states to help formulate new policies around mortgages and credit cards  her two top priorities. Last month  Cooper formed a group of attorneys general from Washington  Indiana  Illinois and Iowa to work with Warren on those issues and others.\nWarren has told them she wants states to help formulate new policies around mortgages and credit cards  her two top priorities. Last month  Cooper formed a group of attorneys general from Washington  Indiana  Illinois and Iowa to work with Warren on those issues and others.\n \"We are the initial portal of complaints from consumers  and we can react more quickly than a federal agency \" said Cooper  a Democrat who heads the National Association of Attorneys General. \"But it will be interesting to see how nimble this new bureau will be.\"\n The state AGs may help the bureau spot national trends more quickly  allowing faster enforcement  Cooper said.\n A key goal of state attorneys general in forging a close relationship with Warren is to influence regulations on \"preemption \" the legal doctrine that allows federal law to trump state law when they conflict  Cooper said.\n \"One of the reasons we are getting in early is to have a say on what these regulations say regarding preemption \" Cooper said.\n During this week's Florida meeting  Warren said state attorneys general asked whether she could make federal money available to fund state enforcement efforts. She was non- committal: \"It's one of the ideas on the table  but it's early in the game \" Warren said.",
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            "input": "The start to the end of the world is coming this fall  according to  doomsday writer David Meade .\n Meade   who said  he  is using astronomy and the Biblical book of Revelations  has predicted that Oct. 15 will be the start of the tribulation – the seven-year period that brings the demise of the world.\n“Hold on and watch – wait until the middle of October and I don’t believe you’ll be disappointed ” said  Meade   who also predicted a “magnificent sign in the skies” will occur on Sept. 23.\n Meade  certainly isn’t the first person who predicted the end of the world. Here’s a look at some other recent times the world was supposed to end.",
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            "input": "Bernie Sanders appears to be eyeing opportunities to further develop his support base in California ahead of a potential 2020 presidential run . \nIndeed , receiving policy support from California is nothing new for Sanders , who saw some of his 2016 campaign 's biggest donors coming from the West Coast state , with $ 17.1 million of donations coming from California - $ 4.2 million of that just from Los Angeles and Long Beach and $ 2.7 million coming from San Francisco , a report from McClatchy 's Washington Bureau states . \nSpeaking at the California Nurses Association , Sanders , who has not yet confirmed whether he intends to run in 2020 , said in comments carried by Mercury News : \"Medicare for senior citizens has worked , and we want Medicare to work for every man , woman and child in this country . \nIn addition , California is a good fit for Sanders because he is believed to be one of few candidates who has the experience , backing and resources to win delegates in such a large , and costly , state in which to garner support .",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney  a frequent critic of President Donald Trump  announced on Friday he would run for a U.S. Senate seat in Utah  confirming months of speculation about a return to national politics.\n“I’ve decided to run for United States Senate because I’ve decided I can help bring Utah’s values and Utah’s lessons to Washington ”  Romney   who is seeking to replace retiring Senator Orrin Hatch  said in a video posted to Twitter.\nMuch of  Romney ’s video focused on Utah values versus the Washington culture.\nFILE PHOTO - Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speaks after a dinner meeting with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump at Jean-Georges inside of the Trump International Hotel & Tower in New York  U.S.  November 29  2016. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson\nHatch  83  the most senior Republican in the Senate  said last month he would not seek an eighth term. Trump had urged Hatch to run again in an apparent attempt to head off  Romney .\nDuring the 2016 presidential campaign   Romney  excoriated Trump as a “fraud” who was “playing the American public for suckers.” Trump responded that  Romney  had “choked like a dog” in his race against Obama.\nHowever  after Trump won the presidency in November 2016  he briefly considered whether to pick  Romney  as his secretary of state.\nTrump had lobbied Hatch to run for re-election in 2018 in what was viewed as an effort to prevent  Romney  from getting into the Senate. Trump and  Romney  spoke in January after Hatch announced his retirement  a White House official said.\nHouse Speaker Paul Ryan  who had been  Romney ’s vice presidential running mate in 2012  said in a statement on Friday that he was thrilled with  Romney ’s decision to run for Senate.\n“ His  campaign has my unwavering support and the people of Utah will be getting an accomplished and decent man when they make  him  their next Senator ” Ryan said.\n Romney  had successful treatment for prostate cancer in 2017  a source close to  him  said in January.",
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            "input": "A scene from  Hillary Clinton 's 2016 Election Night event. Photo by Win McNamee/Getty\nSusan Sarandon is about to get a large tax cut for her role in saving the US from a  Hillary Clinton  presidency; so is Colin Kaepernick. That’s 2017 in a nutshell: The country is beginning to experience the fruits of a misguided hatred of  Clinton  that helped make Donald Trump president.\nI single Kaepernick and Sarandon out not because they are bad people  but because even conscientious Americans like them made a grave mistake when they allowed their distaste for  Clinton  and an imperfect Democratic Party to blind them to the threat of Trump. As the country continues to grapple with the consequences of his presidency  we should remember that we are here in part because some underestimated the threat he posed.\nIn June 2016  Sarandon (who supported Bernie Sanders in the primary before endorsing Jill Stein) said on the Young Turks that “in a way”  Clinton  was more dangerous than Trump. “They’re both talking to Henry Kissinger  apparently ” she said. “She did not learn from Iraq  and she is an interventionist  and she has done horrible things  and very callously. I don’t know if she is overcompensating or what her trip is. That scares me. I think we’ll be in Iran in two seconds.”\nWell   Clinton  lost—and many observers are worried that the US is inching closer to war with Iran.\nKaepernick has used his voice to raise incredibly important issues even while being ridiculed and jeopardizing his professional football career. But he bought into a false narrative in September 2016 when he claimed there was little difference between  Clinton  and Trump  saying it was embarrassing to see the US have two “proven liars” as the presidential nominees. “You have to pick the lesser of two evils. But in the end  it’s still evil ” he said.\nHe couldn’t even stick to that and didn’t vote in the end  claiming that either Trump or  Clinton  would just be “another face that’s going to be the face of that system of oppression. And to me  it didn’t really matter who went in there  the system still remains intact that oppresses people of color.”\nNeither is this an attempt to absolve  Clinton  of  her  flaws and faults.  She  was one of the least popular presidential nominees in American history because of choices  she  made.  She  should have anticipated the potential ramifications of setting up a private server for  her  emails while secretary of State.  She  could have mustered the courage or had the foresight to vote against the Iraq war.  She  and  her  husband could have decided against making high-dollar Wall Street speeches and other dubious choices that haunted  her  during the campaign.  She  used the term “super predator ” popularized by an Ivy League criminologist who wrongly anticipated a surge in violent crime among young men  particularly young men of color  to argue in favor of  her  husband’s 1994 crime bill. As secretary of state   she  argued in favor of a robust military role in parts of the Middle East  policies that are still playing out in ugly ways in places such as Yemen and Libya and Syria.\nIt is also true that  her  high level of unpopularity was partially built upon conspiracies  the sins of  her  husband  and double standards.  She  had been in the sights of America's right wing for decades and was accused of murder and being involved in a supposed secret child sex scheme.  She  was criticized for staying with  her  husband after his well-publicized affairs  but surely would have been criticized had  she  left him.  She  took the lion’s share of criticism about policies—like the Iraq War and crime bill—that had widespread bipartisan support. The crime bill  for instance  was backed by most of the Congressional Black Caucus and many black activists concerned by drug-fueled gang wars in their communities. Bernie Sanders voted for it too.\nThere were honest critiques of  Clinton . But there was also a caricature of  her  as a liar and a fraud that ultimately helped Trump.\nAnd despite the claims that  Clinton  did not do enough for vulnerable and people of color  after college  she  did not head to Wall Street when  she  could have— she  went to the Children’s Defense Fund instead. And  she  went undercover to expose racial discrimination in Alabama. And  she  was an important figure in the formation of a program that still provides health insurance for millions of poor children. And  she   like so many other talented women  often sacrificed  her  own ambitions to help further  her  husband’s. When  she  was a senator  she  was praised by colleagues from both parties for  her  ability to get things done.  She  was not in favor of going into Libya because  she  wanted another war;  she  believed it would help prevent what some believed was a pending massacre. No   she  is not from the anti-war wing of the Democratic Party  but neither is  she  an amoral warmonger. If  she  seemed likely to continue Obama’s interventionist policies and continue to use drones—well  Sanders said he would use drones to fight terrorism as well.\nThere were honest critiques of  Clinton . But there was also a caricature of  her  as a liar and a fraud that ultimately helped Trump—who didn’t have  her  record of public service or  her  experience. The narrative that both candidates were equally tainted by scandal was pushed by many disillusioned leftists and helped along by a media that gave a disproportionate amount of coverage to  Clinton ’s emails. Voters looking for an excuse to cast a ballot for Trump or stay home in disgust were given one by the anti-Clinton brigade.\nThere were many other reasons why  Clinton  lost by a razor-thin margin  including James Comey’s last-minute decision to announce a reopening of the email investigation and  her  campaign’s own poor decision not to aggressively campaign in the upper Midwest.\nSarandon and Kaepernick likely have real empathy for 800 000 or so DACA recipients whose future is uncertain. They may cry for the record number of civilian casualties that have resulted from the way Trump has prosecuted long-simmering wars in the Middle East. They probably hate that the Justice Department has rolled back the police oversight policies from the Obama administration. I’m sure they are terrified by how emboldened white supremacists are in the Trump era. But the decision made by voters like them in November—to prioritize their disdain for  Clinton  over everything else—helped pave the way for all of that  and more.\nIt wasn’t just 63 million mostly white voters who put Trump in office; he was helped by Americans who deluded themselves into thinking there would be no material difference between a Trump and  Clinton  presidency.\nHad  Clinton  been president this year instead of Trump  DACA recipients and their supporters would not have to wonder whether they would face deportation come March and could be pushing for actual immigration reform. Had  Clinton  been president  2017 would have been spent debating how best to improve and expand the Affordable Care Act rather than by a desperate attempt to save it. Democrats would have had a fifth vote on the Supreme Court to shore up women’s rights and voting rights. If there was a tax reform bill  it would have been better constructed to help the poor and middle class. Kaepernick and Sarandon were wrong: There was a big difference between  Clinton  and Trump  and we’ve been seeing it all year.",
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            "input": "In what he described as a \"leap of faith \" Mayor Luke Ravenstahl of Pittsburgh agreed Monday to shelve his plans for the nation's first tax on college tuition in exchange for an increase in voluntary contributions from local colleges and universities to the city.\n City officials said the mayor also had a promise from university officials to help lobby state lawmakers in Harrisburg for changes to enable the city to raise certain taxes and fees.\n Earlier this month  Ravenstahl said he had asked the universities and other tax-exempt nonprofit organizations to pay $5 million annually to the city  and that in lieu of the tax  he would find the other $10 million by dipping into reserves  cutting services and pushing Harrisburg to increase the commuter tax rate.\n After universities initially turned down his request to increase their voluntary payments to the city  Ravenstahl said he was left with no alternative to imposing a tax. He said the money was needed to pay for pension costs and to offset the roughly $50 million in property taxes that the city forgoes from the tax-exempt status of nonprofit institutions.\n Ravenstahl said the city had already begun tightening its belt.\n \"We continue to consolidate services with other governments  achieving cost savings through joint purchasing  joint provision of services and any other avenue we can pursue \" he said. \"We have reduced our work force by about 1 000 employees. We have stopped issuing new debt  going to a 'pay as you go' capital budgeting system.\"\n He added: \"We have cut everything we can to the bone. Today is not the end of our work together. Today is only the beginning.\"",
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            "input": "TOKYO (Reuters) -  Kobe Steel Ltd  admitted on Tuesday  its  data fraud has been going on nearly five decades and also revealed new cases of cheating  highlighting the challenges facing the 112-year-old company mired in compliance failures and malfeasance.\nKobe Steel  which supplies steel parts to manufacturers of cars  planes and trains around the world  admitted last year to supplying products with falsified specifications to about 500 customers  throwing global supply chains into turmoil.\n Kobe Steel  also announced the resignation of Executive Vice President Akira Kaneko and temporary pay cuts for up to 80 percent of all internal directors and executive officers.\n Kobe Steel  President and CEO Hiroya Kawasaki attends a news conference in Tokyo  Japan March 6  2018. REUTERS/Toru Hanai\n PROBLEMS LONG ENTRENCHED\nKobe Steel  said the data cheating started at least as early as the 1970s  based on testimony from multiple sources interviewed by the external investigation team.\n The company  mapped out various preventive measures  including setting up an external committee to oversee quality issues  but those familiar with  the company  say  its  problems are entrenched.\n Kobe Steel  has had a series of scandals in the last dozen years  including taking part in bid-rigging for a bridge project in 2005  failing to report income to tax authorities in 2008  2011 and 2013  and falsifying emissions data in 2006. Illegal political funding to candidates in local elections in 2009 also prompted the resignations of the then CEO and chairman.\nThe data fraud scandal  though  so far appears to have left  Kobe Steel’s  finances unscathed. In February   the company  reinstated a forecast for  its  first annual profit in three years for the year ending March 31.\nBut  the company  is also undergoing a U.S. Justice Department probe  meaning  it  still faces legal and financial risk. A Japanese government-sanctioned seal of quality has been revoked on some of its product as well.\n“There is a pending risk for  Kobe Steel  as customers at home or abroad may cancel their contracts and take legal actions  and the U.S. Justice Department may seek a penalty ” said Makiko Yoshimura  director at S&P Global Rating Japan.",
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            "input": "The report on the investigation  which was conducted by a panel at Washington University into a study by Dr. Timothy R. Kuklo  was completed on Wednesday.\n Kuklo resigned his post at Washington University this summer amid a controversy over the study  which involved a Medtronic bone growth product called Infuse.\n Kuklo conducted the research in question while a surgeon at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington. He became a highly paid consultant to Medtronic when he joined Washington University in St. Louis in mid-2006.\n In a report last year  Army officials accused him of inflating the number of combat soldiers whose leg injuries had been successfully treated with the product. Officials also found that he had forged the names of four Army doctors before submitting the study to a medical journal for publication.\n After a lengthy review  the Washington University panel concluded that it had been possible for Kuklo to support the number of leg injuries he reported if such injuries were defined broadly. The panel also raised the possibility that some of the data discrepancies had reflected problems in Walter Reed's patient record-keeping system.\nKuklo to support the number of leg injuries he reported if such injuries were defined broadly. The panel also raised the possibility that some of the data discrepancies had reflected problems in Walter Reed's patient record-keeping system.\n Seizing on that finding  Kuklo's lawyer sent a letter on Thursday to Sen. Charles E. Grassley  describing it as exonerating his client. Grassley  a R-Iowa  began an investigation of Kuklo's study after it was the subject of a Page 1 article in The New York Times in May.\n In his presentations to the panel  Kuklo maintained that he had included the other doctors' names as a courtesy and had not intended to mislead any one. But the committee disagreed  finding that Kuklo's decision to use four different handwriting styles to sign for the physicians suggested \"intentional deception.\"\n The panel also found that Kuklo had committed research misconduct in representations he made about another study. As a result of the controversy surrounding his Infuse study  Medtronic suspended his consulting agreement.\n In recommending sanctions  the panel pointed out that Kuklo had already left the institution voluntarily. In its statement  Washington University said that his resignation was not being reconsidered.",
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            "input": "I had my white secretary  who typically booked my band and assisted me with my music business  set up a meeting with  the Maryland grand dragon  Roger Kelly   explaining that  her  boss was writing a book on the Klan and would like  his  input. Per my instructions   she  did not reveal the color of my skin.\n Kelly  agreed to participate  and we secured a room at a Frederick  Md.  motel  where my secretary filled an ice bucket with cans of soda so I could offer my guest a drink. Regardless of how and what he felt about me  if he entered my room after seeing the color of my skin  I was going to treat him with hospitality.\nPunctual to the minute  there was a knock on the door. The grand nighthawk (the grand dragon’s bodyguard) entered first  and then the dragon himself. “Hello ” I began  “I’m Daryl Davis.” I offered my palm  and  Kelly  shook my hand as  he  and the nighthawk introduced themselves.  He  sat in the chair I had set out  and the nighthawk stood at attention beside  him .\nWe were both apprehensive of the other  and the interview started haltingly. We discussed what  he  had hoped to achieve by joining the Klan; what  his  thoughts were on blacks  Asians  Jews and Hispanics; and whether  he  thought it would ever be possible for different races to get along. A little while later  we heard an inexplicable crackling noise and we both tensed. The dragon and I stared each other in the eye  silently asking  “What did you just do?” The nighthawk reached for his gun. Nobody spoke. I barely breathed.\nEven though  Kelly  had told me  he  knew that white people were superior to blacks  our dialogue continued over the years.  He  would visit me in my home  and I would eventually be a guest in  his . We would share many meals together  even though  he  thought I was inferior. Within a couple of years   he  rose to the rank of imperial wizard  the top national leadership position in the Klan.",
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            "input": "White House press secretary Dee Dee Myers  is among what  she  said are about 10 percent of the 1 044 White House staff members who have not completed the FBI clearance process that produces the first level of clearance for access to classified material.  Myers  said  she  has routine access to secret material.\nLast week House Republicans raised the issue of White House officials failing to complete the clearance process.  Myers  acknowledged that  she  had not  due to the press of other business  and said that only one other senior official fit that category. That is Ricki Seidman  who has served as deputy communications director  as a counselor to the chief of staff and now as head of the scheduling operation.  She  did not return phone calls.\n Myers  said  in clarifying the numbers of those lacking clearances  that of the 125 most senior jobs at the White House  all but 15 have completed the FBI background checks and have security clearances. All National Security Council staff members fit that category   she  said.\nBut of the White House staff overall  which includes workers from secretaries in the social secretary's office to computer operators  a little more than 100 lack the clearances. \"Most of them don't have a need to deal with secure documents \"  Myers  said. But  she  could not estimate how many have access to such documents or could see them if they tried.\n Myers  said the slowness of the White House to hire its staff  the slowness of staff members to submit paperwork that launches the FBI background check and plain \"procrastination\" are the reasons for most of the clearance problems. \"Things got off to a slow start \"  she  said  but added that with congressional -- and press -- attention on the issue  the White House staff is making a strong effort to comply.\n\"By next week there will be almost no one left\" who has not submitted paperwork to begin the process   she  said. Officials said White House lawyer William Kennedy and others repeatedly had urged non-complying officials to complete the clearance process  but the warning frequently was ignored. Lloyd Cutler  the new White House counsel  said yesterday he takes the problem seriously.",
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            "input": "Cyril Ramaphosa  greets a party member during the 54th national conference of the African National Congress in Johannesburg on Dec. 18. (Siphiwe Sibeko/Reuters)\nHistory awaits  Cyril Ramaphosa . On Monday  delegates from South Africa's ruling African National Congress party elected  him  as their new president  paving the way for  Ramaphosa  to become the country's next leader.\n Ramaphosa   65  was active in the revolutionary struggle against apartheid that set  his  country on the path of democracy and greater racial equality — and brought the ANC into power it hasn't lost since Nelson Mandela won South Africa's first free elections in 1994.\n Cyril Ramaphosa   South Africa's deputy president  was named the new leader of South Africa's ruling African National Congress Party on Dec. 18. Here's how President Jacob Zuma  his predecessor  reacted. (Nickolaus Bauer)\n Ramaphosa  is part of that last category — and that's an understatement. Once best known as a trade unionist who organized giant strikes against white-owned mines   he  is now a magnate with hands in almost every sector of the economy and a personal net worth of nearly half a billion dollars. In recent years   he  has sat on the boards of mining conglomerates and served as the director of huge companies  including South African Breweries.  He  is married to the sister of South Africa's richest black businessman.\nIn 2014   he  stepped back from  his  soaring business career to reenter politics  and Zuma named  him   his  deputy president.\n Ramaphosa  ran on an anti-corruption platform and ultimately beat  his  main opponent by just 179 out of more than 4 700 total votes at the ANC's convention on Monday. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma  68  who conceded defeat  is considered a party stalwart  having served in ministerial roles in addition to being an ex-wife of Jacob Zuma. Many of her supporters are likely to get high positions in a Ramaphosa-led ANC  which may limit his ability to enact sweeping reforms.\nThe expectations for  Ramaphosa  to lead the ANC in a new direction are high.\n He  brings an urbane and pragmatic sensibility to the ANC's leadership  though  he  has often come under fire for a lavish lifestyle so clearly at odds with the lives of most South Africans. Nevertheless   he  has pledged to root out corruption from a government whose officials — at all levels — often brazenly use their power to enrich themselves.\nThat rhetoric won  Ramaphosa  the support of some of Zuma's main detractors: business leaders and middle-class urban blacks. It also has many wondering whether  Ramaphosa  will pursue the ongoing corruption cases against Zuma. Had Dlamini-Zuma won on Monday  it was widely expected that she would protect her ex-husband  who supported her candidacy.\nNkosazana Dlamini-Zuma  an ex-wife of Jacob Zuma  was Cyril Ramaphosa's main challenger. (Denis Balibouse/Reuters)\nPerhaps the greatest expectation for  Ramaphosa  is that  he  will save the ANC from itself. A stagnant economy coupled with near-continuous scandals have for the first time in South Africa's history driven large numbers of voters away from the party. Last year  the ANC lost control of three of the country's largest cities: Johannesburg  Pretoria and Nelson Mandela Bay.\n“A moment of great renewal is upon us  and we should not let it go by ”  Ramaphosa  said on the campaign trail. “We should grasp it  unite our country around one goal. The goal of making South Africa great. The goal of making South Africa corruption-free.”",
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            "input": "U.S. Attorney General  Jeff Sessions  plans on using tactics similar to the takedown of mobster Al Capone to get MS-13 gang members off the streets and behind bars.\nIn a speech Monday at the International Association of Chiefs of Police in Philadelphia   Sessions  said MS-13 was a priority for the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task and they have been given permission to use \"every lawful tool\" to take down the violent gang.\n Sessions  compared the plan to how officials captured Capone in the 1930s  NBC reports. The notorious gangster was arrested and sentenced to 11 years in prison on tax evasion.\n Attorney General Jeff Sessions  says  he  will use every lawful took to take down MS-13. (ROBERTO ESCOBAR/AFP/Getty Images)",
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            "input": "\"We are taught that humans can taste only five taste categories \" said Juyun  Lim    associate professor at Oregon State University's Department of Food Science and Technology and lead author of the study. \"It seems  however  that we can taste other chemicals that comprise foods such as starch degradation products and fatty acids.\"\n Lim  added that some compounds  such as starch  are abundant in nature and that we use them as a source of energy.\n\"Understanding how we can detect and recognize our food sources is very important since it will directly impact our ingestive behavior and health \"  she  said.\nIt was previously assumed that starch was tasteless  but the new findings suggest that starch is broken down into glucose oligomers by an enzyme in our saliva  called alpha-amylase  and these so-called glucose oligomers can be tasted   Lim  said.\n\"It has long been assumed that simple sugars are the only class of carbohydrates that humans can taste. Thus our findings are surprising \"  Lim  said.\nFor instance  \"as much as we know that glucose oligomer detection is not through the sweet taste receptor  we do not yet know the exact mechanism of how we detect them \" Lim said.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump’s lawyer said on Thursday he would try to stop publication of a book that portrays an inept president in a fumbling White House and threatened legal action against former top aide Steve Bannon over “defamatory” comments in the book.\nHarder also told Reuters “legal action is imminent” against  Bannon .\nTrump cut ties with  Bannon  on Wednesday  saying his former adviser had “lost his mind ” in a blistering statement issued after comments attributed to  Bannon  in the book were made public.\nTrump lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter to  Bannon  on Wednesday asking  him  not to disclose any confidential information. They said  Bannon  had breached an agreement by communicating with Wolff about Trump  his family and the campaign and made “disparaging statements and in some cases outright defamatory statements” about them.\nIn the book   Bannon  was quoted as describing a June 2016 meeting with a group of Russians at Trump Tower in New York as “treasonous” and “unpatriotic.” The meeting  held after the Russians promised damaging information on Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton  was attended by Donald Trump Jr.  Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort  who was Trump’s campaign manager at the time.\nTrump’s statement also diminished  Bannon ’s role in the election victory and accused  him  of leaking to the media. Before joining the campaign   Bannon  had headed conservative Breitbart News website and  he  proved to be a divisive figure in the White House.  He  returned to Breitbart after being fired  although he reportedly continued to talk with Trump.\nFILE PHOTO:  White House Chief Strategist Stephen Bannon (L)  attends a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and congressional leaders to discuss trade deals at the at the Roosevelt room of the White House in Washington U.S.  February 2  2017. REUTERS/Carlos Barria/File Photo\n Bannon ’s reaction to the book controversy has been muted. In interviews with Breitbart News after the news broke   he  called Trump a “great man” and pledged continued support for his agenda.\nBradley Moss  a Washington lawyer specializing in national security law  said any non-disclosure agreement would not apply to  Bannon  once  he  became a government employee. The government has far less power to limit speech by employees than private companies  Moss said.\nA lawsuit could hurt Trump because  Bannon ’s lawyers would be entitled to interview White House officials and collect potentially damaging documents from them in his defense  Moss said.\nOn Thursday  the White House said no personal devices  including cellphones  would be allowed in the West Wing beginning next week for security purposes. The moves followed the  Bannon  split but had been considered for some time.\n Bannon  helped Trump shape a populist  anti-establishment message and had been the president’s link to  his  hard-line conservative base of support  which is often at odds with the Republican Party establishment.",
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            "input": "The newly released trailer for Salman Khan’s upcoming Tiger Zinda Hai (English: \"Tiger is Back\")  is stirring up a frenzy among fans of the Bollywood superstar  who are eager for their idol’s return to the role that launched one of the highest-grossing action franchises in Indian movie history.\n The trailer  features a buff and menacing  Khan  riding horses  snowboards  motorcyles and ATV's  firing automatic machine guns and raining down a Hollywood-worthy storm of mayhem on an ISIS-style terrorist group that has had the nerve to kidnap 25 Indian nurses for ransom.\nIt’s a stark contrast from the simple  sensitive character  Khan  played in  his  last picture  Tubelight  which failed to catch on with all but the Bollywood superstar's most loyal fans. The picture was widely deemed a bust and a money-loser for the distributors who bought rights  and for the investors who backed it. With its promise of big-budget thrills and adventure  Tiger Zinda Hai should get Khan’s jolted career back on track.\n The trailer  also prominently shows off Katrina Kaif as the martial arts expert and alluring Pakistani spy who teams up with  Khan 's Tiger to rescue the nurses and send terrorist leader Abu Usman to meet his maker.\nThe new picture is directed by Ali Abbas Zafar (Sultan)  produced by Aditya Chopra of Yash Raj Films  and features Bollywood megastars  Salman Khan  and Katrina Kaif in the lead roles.",
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            "input": "These Wall Street veterans all know who  Blythe Masters  is.  She ’s the wunderkind who made managing director at JPMorgan Chase at age 28  the financial engineer who helped develop the credit-default swap and bring to life a market that peaked at $58 trillion  in notional terms  in 2007.  She ’s the banker later vilified by pundits  unfairly some say  after those instruments compounded the damage wrought by the subprime mortgage crash in 2008. Now  one year after quitting JPMorgan amid another controversy   Blythe Masters  is back.  She  isn’t pitching a newly minted derivative or trading stratagem to this room.  She ’s promoting something wilder: It’s called the blockchain  and it’s the digital ledger software code that powers bitcoin.\n Masters  is the CEO of Digital Asset Holdings  a New York tech startup.  She  says  her  firm is designing software that will enable banks  investors  and other market players to use blockchain technology to change the way they trade loans  bonds  and other assets. If  she ’s right   she ’ll be at the center of yet another whirlwind that will change the markets.\n Masters  had a hard time believing Digital Asset's Sunil Hirani was serious when he first talked to her about bitcoin. Photographer: Guzman/Bloomberg Markets\n Blythe Masters  swings open the door of her ninth-floor offices  parks her suitcase  and exhales. Fresh off a flight from London  she’s relieved to be back on solid ground. Masters says her airliner was landing when it suddenly roared back into the sky to avoid a collision on the runway. “That’s the most dangerous moment I’ve ever had on a plane!” says Masters  who’s dressed in a black knit tunic  black tights  and Burberry-plaid flats.\nHer new digs at Digital Asset Holdings  with a worn wooden floor and views of air shafts  are a far cry from the Park Avenue executive suite at JPMorgan. The glass walls are covered in scribbled pieces of code and diagrams with a lot of boxes and arrows. A gray terrier named Luna  the office pooch  scampers under the conference room table. A guest notes that Nasdaq has just hired a “blockchain technology evangelist.” “We have a blockchain artist ”  Masters  replies  pointing out the one decorative object in the place  a painting depicting a network of black and blue lines. “That is our COO’s homegrown work ” she says with delight. “I rather like it.”\n“ Blythe  has about as much wrapped up in one brain as I’ve ever encountered in finance ” says John “Mac” McQuown  co-founder of KMV  a maker of widely used credit analysis tools. McQuown  81  has known Masters since the early 1990s. “ She  is inventive  a risk taker  and beyond a doubt a force to be reckoned with.”\nMasters advanced quickly up JPMorgan’s ranks. Following a stint as CFO of its global investment bank from 2004 to 2007   she  was appointed chief of a newly formed unit that helped clients manage risk in commodities markets. During the next five years   she  built it into a profitable business that oversaw billions of dollars of physical assets. At the same time  Masters served as a board member and then chair of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association  known as SIFMA. Along the way   she  earned a reputation as that rare figure on the Street  a corporate player with the innovative chops of an entrepreneur.\n“ Blythe  sees that a new industry is being created ” says Hirani  who’s known Masters for 17 years. “There’s no infrastructure. There’s no companies that have any kind of scale.  She ’s done the bank thing.  She  did commodities.  She  did derivatives.  She  did loan portfolio management. This allows  her  to bring all of that experience to bear in creating an ecosystem—and a company around it.”\nTwenty-three years ago  Masters opened up fresh territory with credit derivatives. Now   she ’s determined to do it again  although this time it’s with a technology that was initially designed to bypass the financial system. Masters  with a very British dose of understatement  puts it this way: “I’ve always been motivated to innovate where the implications are significant.”",
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            "input": "Lately  we’ve been seeing a boom in TV dystopias. Two of the most successful premieres in the past few years have been HBO’s Westworld and Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale: the former a solemn  plodding update of Michael Crichton’s 1973 film  in which subjugated androids revolt and take over a theme park; the latter a stylish and compelling adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel  in which the United States becomes a patriarchal theocracy. Other recent examples include Amazon’s The Man in the High Castle (based on Philip K. Dick’s 1962 novel about an alternate reality in which the Axis powers have won World War II)  HBO’s The Leftovers (about a world in which 2 percent of the population has mysteriously disappeared)  and Netflix’s new Altered Carbon (a cyberpunk gorefest based on a 2002 novel by Richard K. Morgan). Stretching the criteria a bit  one could perhaps include the long-running zombie odyssey The Walking Dead and its spin-off  Fear the Walking Dead  and sitcoms that play with dystopic elements  like The Good Place and The Last Man on Earth.\nThe success of Black Mirror is the proximate cause for the existence of  Philip K. Dick’s  Electric Dreams  also produced by Channel 4 and available here on Amazon. Dick  of course  is one of the past masters of the dystopia genre: His 1968 novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? was the basis for the seminal Ridley Scott film Blade Runner  and his work has been mined by Hollywood countless times ever since.  Electric Dreams  adapts 10 of  Dick’s  short stories  including “The Hood Maker” (which imagines a class war between telepaths and normal citizens  who resent their minds’ being invaded) and “The Father Thing” (in which a child’s father is replaced by a sinister alien doppelgänger).\n Electric Dreams  is slickly made and intermittently effective  but despite some half-hearted attempts to reimagine or update the material (the boy in “The Father Thing ” upon uncovering the alien conspiracy  posts a video on the Internet with the hashtag “#RESIST”)  it doesn’t really feel of our moment. Part of the problem is that Dick’s work has been adapted for film so many times already that it’s hard to watch a given episode of Electric Dreams  however well executed  and not compare it unfavorably  if unfairly  with Blade Runner  or Paul Verhoeven’s Total Recall  or Steven Spielberg ’s  Minority Report.  Dick’s  sensibility is idiosyncratic and sui generis  but at this point it feels more like a piece of intellectual property than the amphetamine-fueled gnostic vision it once was. Is anybody ’s  mind really blown by the is-our-world-real-or-just-a-simulation conundrum posed by “Real Life ” for example  after we’ve seen not only Total Recall but The Matrix and Westworld and a hundred other iterations of it?\nThe problem  however  isn’t just overfamiliarity. Dystopias draw their power from an analysis of the present  and  Dick ’s once-radical vision of the future is now as far in the past as H.G. Wells’s was for  Dick  when  he  began writing. This is what Black Mirror  for all its flaws  has over Electric Dreams: The series feels like it’s about things that Brooker is genuinely worried about  not a dutiful tribute to what someone was worried about in the 1960s; it’s the future as seen from the 21st century  not the 20th. This problem is endemic to many of the recent dystopian shows. The fact that Westworld is based on a movie from 1973  and The Handmaid’s Tale on a novel from 1985  doesn’t invalidate their value as entertainments or as cultural commentaries. But it does introduce concerns alien to the dystopia’s imperative to take the worst of the present day and amplify it.",
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            "input": "Climate change was not the cause of  Hurricane Harvey   but there's reason to think a warmer planet can make such storms more devastating.\n\" Harvey  was almost certainly more intense than it would have been in the absence of human-caused warming \" said one scientist.\nClimate change didn't cause  Hurricane Harvey . But scientists can say it likely made the storm worse  according to Michael Mann  a distinguished professor of Atmospheric Science at Penn State.\n\"If you look at the ocean temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico  they're at near-record warm levels  about 87 Fahrenheit underneath  Harvey  right now  that's about 2 degrees Fahrenheit above average for this time of year. That's a lot of extra heat energy available to evaporate water vapor into the air \" Jeff Masters  a meteorologist at The Weather Company who cofounded the weather-data website Weather Underground  told Business Insider on Thursday.\nAs  Harvey  picked up more moisture  it rapidly strengthened from a tropical storm to a category 4 hurricane before making landfall  after which it stalled as a tropical storm  dumping so much rain that the National Weather Service had to add more colors to its map.\n Harvey  has been described as a once-in-500-years-event  though some spots could hit the once-in-a-million-years benchmark. But such events seem to be becoming more common  as evidenced by major recent storms like Allison in 2001  Rita in 2005  and Ike in 2008. By some definitions  the Houston area faced 500-year floods in both 2015 and 2016.",
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            "input": "China is “the most important fishing nation ” David Kroodsma  Global Fishing Watch’s research and development director  who was the study’s lead author  said in an interview.\nThe project’s next steps   Kroodsma  said  would be to take the data and see how it can be applied to policy and additional research.\nFor instance   he  said  researchers are comparing maps of different species of fish with the areas where various fleets are operating.\n“People ask  are we overfishing? People ask  what kinds of regulations are good ones versus bad ones? How do fishermen respond to subsidies?”  he  said. “All these questions about how we manage the oceans  we can now answer. We can bring data to the table.”\nPrevious studies have inferred fishing activity rather than directly studied it   he  said. But the advent of wide-ranging commercial satellite coverage  plus access to data from ships’ transponders  allowed the Global Fishing Watch researchers to paint a much more detailed picture.",
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            "input": "Former Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown couldn’t please everyone. In her timely new book  “The Vanity Fair Diaries ” she recalls a run-in with gossip legend Liz Smith  who died over the weekend at 94.\nAccording to  Brown   Smith’s girlfriend Iris Love submitted a story about her trip up the Nile to Vanity Fair in 1985  shortly after  Brown  had started her new job.\n“Trouble is  picture’s great  copy not  ” Brown  recalled. According to  Brown   31 at the time  she decided to run the piece anyway  but only after a heavy edit that she knew would not go over well with Smith. As expected  Smith “got on the horn to give me the full Texan bawl-out.”\nIn her new book  Tina Brown recounts a run-in with the late gossip great Liz Smith  seen here at an event in March. (Gary Gershoff/WireImage)",
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                "Tina Brown"
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            "input": "Fox News host  Tucker Carlson  invited Ald. George Cardenas onto his show Wednesday night to discuss immigration policy and ... well  you can guess how it ended.\n“What a loathsome little demagogue you are   Mr. Cardenas ” Carlson  told the Chicago City Council member.\n Carlson  wanted Cardenas  the 12th Ward alderman  to tell  him  why  he  won’t prioritize serving American citizens over immigrants in  his  ward who are living in the country illegally. Cardenas said he has no way of knowing who is here legally and who is not  and that he’s not about to start asking.\nCardenas told Inc.  though  that he’d go back on  Carlson ’s show if given the chance  against the advice of  his  staff.\n“They don’t want me to    because they think  it ’s a setup  but part of what we get from  it  is a conversation that shows everyone who these people are.",
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            "input": "Jon Gruden  has a career record of 95-81 (.540) with nine playoff appearances and one Super Bowl victory in 11 seasons as a coach. (Kirby Lee/USA TODAY Sports)\n Jon Gruden  was welcomed back for a second stint as Oakland Raiders coach on Tuesday  now  he ’ll be tasked with getting them back to the postseason. Based on  his  starting point  however  an immediate return to the playoffs is unlikely in 2018.\n[Brewer:  Jon Gruden  is ‘a big effin’ deal’ to the Raiders  but perhaps even bigger for all coaches]\nSo where can  Gruden  make up ground and quickly improve this roster? The wide receivers — once thought to be a strength of this team — may need a makeover.\nAmari Cooper produced even fewer yards per route run than Crabtree (1.5)  and was ranked 60th out of 78 qualified receivers for his on-field performance. Both need to be better in 2018. If not   Gruden  is going to have to find Carr a top target to throw to.\n Gruden  has even more work cut out for  him  on the defensive side of the ball. Oakland allowed 2.1 points per drive last season  the fourth-most in the league  with a 101.8 passer rating against  the third-worst in football in 2017. To put that in perspective  opposing quarterbacks performed as well as Carson Wentz — an MVP candidate before  his  season-ending injury in Week 14 — against the Raiders while the league average was closer to that of Andy Dalton (86.6).",
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            "input": "For some Alabama voters  supporting abortion rights may be a sin worse than some of the sexual misdeeds  Alabama GOP Senate nominee Roy Moore  has been accused of — allegations  Moore  has denied.\nThat's the conundrum facing the state's conservative  deeply religious electorate: Embrace Democrat Doug Jones despite his liberal stance on abortion and other social issues or vote for  Moore  anyway even if they believe there is some truth to the sexual assault allegations against him.\n\"The abortion issue alone is enough to buy [ Moore ] a win \" predicted Brent Buchanan  an Alabama GOP pollster and consultant. \"That's the one nonnegotiable for social conservatives. You're not as hardcore on taxes. 'I can give up on that ' some voters might think. But when you're talking about somebody else's life  that's a whole different ballgame. And I think that's the big difference.\"\n Moore  has underscored that major divide frequently at  his  campaign events  where  he 's continued to deny the accusations against  him  but also refused to answer questions from the media about the swirling scandals. Multiple women have accused the former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice of pursuing them romantically decades ago when they were teenagers and  he  was in  his  30s  and one woman has said  he  initiated sexual contact with her when she was just 14.\n Moore 's allies have also doubled down on the abortion issue in the race's final stretch. America First PAC  a pro-President Trump superPAC that's supporting  Moore  in the race  released an ad this week calling Jones's position on abortion \"unforgivable \" showing an ultrasound and a heartbeat that then flatlines.\n Moore  spokeswoman Jane Porter was even less subtle when she appeared on CNN Tuesday  talking to pregnant anchor Poppy Harlow and congratulating her on her \"unborn child.\"\nBut  Moore  has seized upon the initial comments to MSNBC  with  his  wife  Kayla  claiming that Jones supports \"full-term abortion.\" PolitiFact rated that claim as false  since there is no such thing as \"full-term abortion.\"\nSteven Taylor  a political science professor at Alabama's Troy University  agreed that social issues may be a sticking point that many conservative voters aren't able to overcome in voting for Jones. In addition to abortion   Moore  has hammered home  his  opposition to same-sex marriage and transgender rights.\n\"I think that  without a doubt  the social issues will motivate voters even if they are skeptical of the allegations against  Moore  \" Taylor said. \"Quite clearly  abortion is probably the most salient issue in the race  and more generally  social issues.\"\nThe fact that  Moore  is seen as a champion on social issues is nothing new. It's what propelled  him  to national political stardom — and into plenty of controversy. In 2003  he  was first removed from the state bench when  he  erected a statue of the Ten Commandments in the Alabama Judicial Building and refused to remove it even when ordered to do so by a federal court.  He  was elected again in 2012  but then subsequently suspended when  he  ordered state judges to defy the U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized gay marriage nationwide under the federal Constitution.\nTo Moore and  his  supporters  that defiance is a badge of honor. And it's a big reason why many voters are likely reluctant to believe the sexual misconduct and sexual assault allegations against him too  given the Christian nationalist positions he's wholeheartedly embraced in the past. And  at the crux of that is a stringent opposition to abortion.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Police recovered the bodies of six women from the home last week  and a television station reported Tuesday that two more bodies were removed from Sowell's home.\n The bodies were removed after investigators excavated the yard of the home where Sowell lives  WKYC-TV of Cleveland reported on its Web site.\n Police discovered the six bodies Thursday and Friday after a woman reported being raped at Sowell's home. The coroner is attempting to identify the bodies found last week through DNA and dental records. All six women were black  and five were strangled.\n Sowell is a registered sex offender and required to check in regularly at the sheriff's office. Officers didn't have the right to enter his house  but they would stop by to make sure he was there. Their most recent visit was Sept. 22  just hours before the woman reported being raped.\n For the past few years  Sowell's neighbors assumed the foul smell enveloping their street corner had been coming from a brick building where workers churned out sausage and head cheese.",
            "output": [
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                "Sowell"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-7a21c1ae18214f319d598824ddaec67f",
            "input": "BOSTON (Reuters) - More than half a century after  U.S. President John F. Kennedy  was struck down by an assassin’s bullet in Dallas  Texas  the United States is due on Thursday to release the final files on the investigation into the killing that rattled a nation.\nFILE PHOTO:  President John F. Kennedy in an undated photograph courtesy of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum . REUTERS/JFK Presidential Library and Museum/Handout/File Photo via REUTERS\nAcademics who have studied  Kennedy ’s slaying on Nov. 22  1963  said they expected the final batch of files to offer no major new details on why Lee Harvey Oswald gunned down the first and only Irish-American Roman Catholic to hold the office.\nThey also feared that the final batch of more than 5 million total pages on the  Kennedy  assassination held in the National Archives will do little to quell long-held conspiracy theories that the 46-year-old president’s killing was organized by the Mafia  by Cuba  or a cabal of rogue agents.\nThousands of books  articles  TV shows and films have explored the idea that  Kennedy ’s assassination was the result of an elaborate conspiracy. None have produced conclusive proof that Oswald  who was shot dead a day after killing Kennedy  worked with anyone else  though they retain a powerful cultural currency.\n“My students are really skeptical that Oswald was the lone assassin ” said Patrick Maney  a professor of history at Boston College. “It’s hard to get our minds around this  that someone like a loner  a loser  could on his own have murdered  Kennedy  and changed the course of world history. But that’s where the evidence is.”\nFILE PHOTO:  U.S. President John F. Kennedy  signs a proclamation for the interdiction of the delivery of offensive weapons to Cuba during the Cuban missile crisis  at the White House in Washington  DC October 23  1962. Cecil Stoughton/The White House/John F. Kennedy Presidential Library/File Photo via REUTERS\nIn 1992  Congress ordered that all records relating to the investigation into  Kennedy ’s death should be open to the public  and set a final deadline of Oct. 26  2017 for the entire set to be made public.\n Kennedy ’s assassination was the first in a string of politically motivated killings  including those of  his  brother Robert F. Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.  that stunned the United States during the turbulent 1960s.  He  remains one of the most admired U.S. presidents.",
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            "input": "The logo of Russia's Kaspersky Lab is on displayat the company's office in Moscow  Russia October 27  2017.  REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov\nJeanette Manfra  assistant secretary for cyber security at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS )  said that 94 percent of agencies had responded to an order to survey their networks to identify any use of Kaspersky Lab products and to remove them.\n Manfra  told a U.S. House of Representatives panel the DHS did “not currently have conclusive evidence” that any networks had been breached because of their use of Kaspersky software.\nNinety-six of 102 federal agencies have reported to DHS on whether they have found Kaspersky Lab software on their networks   Manfra  told the oversight subcommittee of the House Science  Space and Technology Committee.\nDHS is working with the remaining six “very small” agencies to assess their networks   Manfra  said.  She  did not name the agencies that detected Kaspersky Lab products or those that were still auditing their systems. The government was generally complying with the directive to remove the software   Manfra  said.\n She  told lawmakers it was possible the action against Kaspersky Lab could prompt litigation  but  she  did not elaborate. Asked if the company is considering suing the U.S. government  a spokeswoman for Kaspersky Lab said in a statement that the company “continues to consider all possible options.”\n Manfra  said  she  became personally aware of concerns about the firm in 2014  and that while DHS promptly took steps to remove software  other agencies may have lagged in part because they did not have access to classified information.\nThe company’s products generally appeared to land on U.S. government networks through larger technology purchases that included Kaspersky Lab products as pre-bundled software  making it more difficult to track  according to  Manfra  and other officials who were testifying on Tuesday.\n Manfra  said such a step  while welcomed  would “not be sufficient” to address concerns the U.S. government has about Kaspersky Lab.",
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            "input": "Downey was the youngest of the four. At 22  with one year of CIA service  he was destined to spend the next 20 years  three months and 14 days in Chinese prisons. His CIA partner  Fecteau  was 25. He was behind bars for 19 years and 14 days.\n Donald Gregg  who came into the CIA with Downey in 1951 and had dinner with him the night before his ill-fated flight  faults those in the CIA who oversold the program.\n On Nov. 29  1952  above the foothills of the Changbai mountains  Downey and Fecteau flew into Chinese air space in an unarmed C-47 Skytrain. They planned to swoop low over a rendezvous point marked with three small bonfires and use a tail hook to pick up a Chinese agent off the ground without landing. Downey was to reel in the agent with a winch aboard the plane.\n Also  Downey was well known to the Chinese operatives because he trained them. When Downey was captured  a Chinese security officer pointed at him and said in English  \"You are Jack. Your future is very dark.\"\n For two years  until China announced that Downey and Fecteau had been convicted of espionage and sentenced -- Fecteau for 20 years  Downey for life -- neither the CIA nor the men's families knew their fate. The families received letters in December 1953 saying the two men were \"presumed dead.\"\n The CIA historian says Downey told a debriefer after his release that he felt no bitterness toward his CIA boss.\n \"I felt for him \" Downey said. \"It turned out to be such a goddamned disaster from his point of view.\"\nDowney in March 1973  shortly after President Richard Nixon publicly acknowledged Downey's CIA connection.\n Downey  for example  said he would rise each morning and begin a series of activities in his cell: calisthenics  cleaning  eating  reading  listening to the radio and reviewing an occasional package of letters  books and magazines. Fecteau had a similar approach but varied his routine by the day of the week.",
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            "input": "A man purported to be the reclusive leader of  the militant Islamic State Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi  has made what would be his first public appearance at a mosque in the centre of Iraq's second city  Mosul  according to a video recording posted on the Internet on July 5  2014  in this still image taken from video. REUTERS/Social Media Website via Reuters TV\nThe audio  partly dedicated to religious scriptures  came after several reports  Baghdadi  had been killed.  His  last recording was in November 2016  two weeks after the start of the battle to recapture the city of Mosul from Islamic State (IS).\n“Beware of retreat  or the feeling of defeat  beware of negotiations or surrender. Do not lay down your arms ”  Baghdadi  said  referring to followers in Iraq  Syria  Saudi Arabia  North Africa and elsewhere in Africa.\nThe date of the 46-minute recording  released via the Al-Furqan news organization  was not clear. But in it   Baghdadi  makes an apparent reference to recent events including North Korean threats against Japan and United States and the recapture two months ago of Mosul by U.S.-backed Iraqi forces.\nSince  Baghdadi  proclaimed the caliphate stretching across Iraq and Syria in 2014  Iraqi forces have retaken a string of cities in western and northern Iraq including Mosul  where  Baghdadi  made  his  announcement from the city’s El Nuri mosque.\n Baghdadi  also called for attacks on Western media  saying: “Oh soldiers of Islam in every location  increase blow after blow  and make the media centers of the infidels  from where they wage their intellectual wars  among the targets.”\nThe fall of Mosul in July effectively marked the end of the Iraqi half of  Baghdadi ’s “caliphate” even though Islamic State continues to fight in some territory outside of Mosul  the largest city they came to control in both Iraq and Syria.\n“With God’s will and his strength  we are staying determined  patient...The abundance of killing will not stop us ”  Baghdadi  said in the audio recording.\nOfficials have said they believed it could take years to capture or kill  Baghdadi  as  he  is thought to be hiding in a vast swathe of sparsely-populated desert between Mosul and Raqqa  where attacking drones are easy to spot.\nThe United States has offered a $25 million bounty for information that would locate  Baghdadi .\nRussia’s defense ministry said earlier this year it might have killed  Baghdadi  in an air strike on a gathering of IS commanders on the outskirts of Raqqa. But U.S. officials said they could not corroborate the death and other Western as well as Iraqi officials were skeptical.",
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                "Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi"
            ]
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            "input": "Rep. Joe Barton   whose nude pic was spread on the internet Wednesday  contacted Capitol Police in regards to the woman who had possession of it — possibly making him a victim of “revenge porn.”\nThe woman told the paper that  at that time  she had became aware that  Barton   who is not married  was involved in relationships with other women.\n“I want your word that this ends ”  Barton  said in a 2015 phone call to the woman.\n Barton  told the paper Wednesday that the phone conversation contained evidence of a “potential crime” against him.\nThe Dallas Morning News noted that  Barton ’s situation could apply to a “revenge porn law” enacted by Texas legislators in 2015.\n He  added that Capitol Police had opened an inquiry on the matter.",
            "output": [
                "Joe Barton"
            ]
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE Nashville Predator  Kyle Turris  speaks during media availability at Centennial Sportsplex in Nashville  Tenn.  Wednesday  Nov. 8  2017. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean\n Kyle Turris  had two points in the Predators' 5-4 shootout win against the Pittsburgh Penguins  which stretched Nashville's season-long winning streak to four games.\n Turris'  strong first impression\n Turris   acquired last Sunday as part of a three-team deal involving the Ottawa Senators and Colorado Avalanche  immediately demonstrated his value Saturday.\nMatched up primarily against Penguins captain Sidney Crosby's line   Turris  centered forwards Kevin Fiala and Craig Smith.  He  generated multiple high-quality scoring chances for  himself  and others with  his  speed and playmaking ability  netting  his  first Predators goal in the second period from the slot.\nMore:  Kyle Turris  scores  his  first goal with the Predators barely two periods into  his  first game\n\"It felt great  \" Turris  said. \"It was real exciting. The crowd was awesome.\"\n Turris'  goal was one of several Nashville scoring chances from the preferred high-danger areas surrounding the Pittsburgh net. The Predators swarmed the slot Saturday  with both of their even-strength goals originating from that section of the ice.  Turris  and Smith each had three high-danger scoring chances  according to naturalstattrick.com.",
            "output": [
                "Kyle Turris"
            ]
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            "input": "The 2017 Nobel Prize in chemistry has been awarded to  researchers Jacques Dubochet  Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson  for  their  work that developed cryo-electron microscopy  which the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences says \"both simplifies and improves the imaging of biomolecules.\"\nSpeaking to the prize committee by phone Wednesday morning   Frank  said  he  had thought the chance of  him  winning the prestigious honor was \"minuscule.\"\n He  added that cryo-electron microscopy \"is about to completely transform structural biology \" saying the technology is being taken up by a new generation of medical researchers.\nDubochet is affiliated with the University of Lausanne  in Switzerland;  Frank  is affiliated with Columbia University in New York; Henderson is affiliated with the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge  U.K.\n\"Electron microscopes were long believed to only be suitable for imaging dead matter  because the powerful electron beam destroys biological material. But in 1990  Richard Henderson succeeded in using an electron microscope to generate a three-dimensional image of a protein at atomic resolution. This breakthrough proved the technology's potential. \" Joachim Frank  made the technology generally applicable. Between 1975 and 1986  he  developed an image processing method in which the electron microscope's fuzzy twodimensional images are analysed and merged to reveal a sharp three-dimensional structure. \"Jacques Dubochet added water to electron microscopy. Liquid water evaporates in the electron microscope's vacuum  which makes the biomolecules collapse. In the early 1980s  Dubochet succeeded in vitrifying water –  he  cooled water so rapidly that it solidified in its liquid form around a biological sample  allowing the biomolecules to retain their natural shape even in a vacuum.\"",
            "output": [
                "Joachim Frank"
            ]
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            "input": "Republican Ed Gillespie and Democratic Lieutenant Governor Ralph Northam are running in this year's closely watched race for Virginia governor. (Claritza Jimenez/The Washington Post)\nA relatively unified party base gives Democrat Ralph Northam a clear lead over  Republican Ed Gillespie  heading into the final month of the Virginia governor’s race  according to a new Washington Post-Schar School poll.\nNortham leads  Gillespie  by 53 percent to 40 percent among likely voters  with 4 percent supporting Libertarian Cliff Hyra. The advantage is similar to a Post-Schar School poll this spring but larger than in other public polls of likely voters released over the past month  most of which found Northam up by single digits.\n Gillespie  could close the gap by consolidating support among Republicans  who historically have been more apt than Democrats to vote in low-turnout  off-year elections.\nNortham is the sitting lieutenant governor and a pediatric neurologist.  Gillespie  is a longtime GOP operative who led the Republican National Committee and nearly unseated U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D) in 2014.\nTrump and his actions in nearby Washington continue to distract and preoccupy Virginia voters. Roughly 6 in 10 Virginia likely voters disapprove of his performance as president  and more than 8 in 10 Trump detractors support Democrat Northam. But in a positive sign for  Gillespie   just over half of all likely voters say Trump is not a factor in their choice. Some 17 percent of voters say they plan to vote to send a message of support for Trump  while 30 percent say they are voting to express disapproval.\nNearly 7 in 10 likely voters said they feel that  Gillespie  supports Trump  a perception that continues to hound his candidacy. While Trump is unpopular in Virginia — the only Southern state to vote for Hillary Clinton last fall — most Republican likely voters — 82 percent — approve of Trump’s job performance.  Gillespie  cannot afford to alienate them as  he  tries to woo independent and moderate voters turned off by the president.\n“That creates a difficult tightrope act to perform ” Rozell said.  Gillespie  is “using some of these issues like immigration to drive the conservative vote  which  he  has not solidified  but  he  has to expand  his  support among groups of voters  he ’s not doing well with  particularly women [and] people in the D.C. suburbs and exurbs  where they’re not as conservative. How  he  pulls this off is  his  candidacy going forward.”\nNortham has a few factors working in  his  favor at this stage  according to the survey of 1 121 adults  including 720 likely voters  conducted Sept. 28 through Oct. 2. Among likely voters  a near-unanimous 97 percent of Democrats support Northam  compared with 89 percent of Republicans who back  Gillespie . Among independents  47 percent back Northam  while 40 percent support  Gillespie   a margin within the range of sampling error.\nWhile  Gillespie  draws 51 percent of white likely voters compared with 41 percent for Northam and 4 percent for Hyra  the Democrat has a huge edge among African American likely voters — with 90 percent support — and nonwhites in general  at 80 percent.\nWomen are also a big factor in Northam’s support  with 58 percent favoring the Democrat compared with 37 percent for  Gillespie  among likely voters. Male likely voters split 48 percent for Northam and 43 percent for  Gillespie .\nAs has been the case in recent years  populous Northern Virginia is leaning heavily toward the Democrat. Northam garners 61 percent of voters in the D.C. suburbs and 55 percent in the exurbs  compared with 35 percent for  Gillespie  around D.C. and 33 percent in the exurbs  where Hyra peaks at 8 percent.\n Gillespie  has a big edge in the rural  southwest portion of the state  with 53 percent to Northam’s 37 percent. But Northam has a comfortable margin in Hampton Roads and the Richmond area.\n Gillespie   who has proposed an across-the-board 10 percent cut to Virginia’s income tax  leads Northam by 58 percent to 36 percent among likely voters who say the economy is most important in their choice.\nScott Parker  a 49-year-old owner of a construction business  said  Gillespie  represents “capitalism at its finest” and would be the best governor to support the private sector.\n“I don’t think [Gov. Terry] McAuliffe has ruined anything  but I just think it can be better ” said Parker  who is drawn to  Gillespie ’s promise of income tax cuts.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Once  Ryan McDonagh  realized  his  play on the ice was being compromised by the muscle strain in  his  abdomen  and once the doctors realized it was getting worse and negatively affecting other parts of  his  body  the Rangers defenseman finally shut it down.\nBut  the captain  is inching closer to a return  as  he  skated on  his  own Monday and took part in the morning skate Tuesday before sitting out  his  fourth consecutive game  a 5-4 loss to the Panthers at the Garden.\n“Starting to feel stronger on the ice and do the things I need to do ”  McDonagh  said. “Been a while there  we were trying to work through it  and it started to get worse and affect some other things. Just try to be smart here with the time we have at this point in the season.”\nThe schedule had been spread out enough that there wasn’t an immediate rush — nor is there one now — to get  McDonagh  back on the ice.\nThough he said a return for Friday night’s Garden match against the Hurricanes was “what I’m hoping for ” coach Alain Vigneault said he’d first like to see how  McDonagh  reacts to a full practice Thursday.\n“I think a couple more practice days ” Vigneault said  “and  he  should be on pace for a full recovery.”\n McDonagh  played through the injury for weeks  struggling to regain  his  previous high level and often necessitating “maintenance days” off from practice. But following a 3-0 win over the Senators on Nov. 19   he  knew it was only getting worse. And  he  knew  his  individual play was suffering.\n“At times it felt like you’re not able to shoot as well and be as explosive ”  McDonagh  said. “Skating  I always talk about  as being a big strength of mine. Not having quite the same explosive step  first couple steps  you start thinking and compensating  trying to play around it. That’s not going to help anything. In that aspect  it was time to do something about it.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Lisa  and Greg Pace were drawn to the tiny town  which boasts about 600 residents  because of its ties to World War II with the Courtland Air Base  which was built during the war as an instrumental training center.\n Lisa  told the Decatur Daily this past is what they pulled from for their restaurant  The Warbird Diner’s aesthetic.\n“The design for the interior came from the 1940s when the Courtland Air Base was a training facility for the Army Air Corps pilots ” Lisa Pace said. “The airbase has a lot of history that many people don’t know about.”\nThe restaurant is decorated with war memorabilia  photographs and ceiling fans that look like a nose from a WWII fighter jet.  She  also said they are planning to recreate the restaurant’s sign using parts of an old plane.\nThe diner  which opened early this month  serves traditional American and southern fare like catfish  chicken wings  pork chops and burgers.  Lisa  told the Daily that the fried apple pie is the most popular dessert on the menu.\n“We are proud to recognize all men and women from Lawrence County and Courtland who served in the military in any capacity ”  Lisa  said.",
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            "input": "Michael Jackson's mother sued a concert promoter Wednesday alleging the company failed to provide life-saving equipment and oversee a doctor who was hired to protect the pop star's well-being as he prepared for what were intended to be his comeback concerts.\n The suit contends AEG and its agents told Jackson the company would provide the equipment and hire Dr. Conrad Murray to care for Jackson so he could perform at the concerts in London.\n \"AEG's representations to Jackson were false because in reality AEG was merely doing whatever it took to make sure that Michael Jackson could make it to rehearsals and shows and AEG did not provide a doctor who was truly looking out for Jackson's well-being and did not provide equipment \" the lawsuit states.\n AEG Live President and CEO Randy Phillips said soon after Jackson's death in June 2009 that Murray was enlisted to act as Jackson's personal physician and was to be paid $150 000 a month by AEG Live as the singer prepared for the concerts.\n However  Jackson died before signing the agreement. As a result  Phillips said the agreement was not binding.\n The suit also said AEG Live was responsible for the actions of Murray in the care of Jackson. Murray  however  was not named as a defendant in the lawsuit.\n \"At the time of his death  Michael Jackson was under the immediate care of a doctor selected by  hired by  and controlled by AEG; indeed AEG demanded and required that Michael Jackson be treated by this particular doctor to ensure that Michael Jackson would attend all rehearsals and shows on the tour \" the complaint states.\n Murray has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Jackson's death at age 50. Police said Murray gave Jackson an overdose of the anesthetic propofol.\n The suit claims Jackson's eldest son  Prince  suffered great trauma and severe emotional distress because he witnessed his father's final moments.\n Despite years of self-imposed exile  he retained a huge  loyal following of fans overjoyed at the prospect of seeing him reclaim the glory he'd attained with albums like \"Thriller\" and songs like \"Beat It!\" and \"Billie Jean.\"",
            "output": [
                "Michael Jackson"
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            "input": "A US judge on Wednesday postponed until September the trial in New York of notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin \"El Chapo\" Guzman.\nOn Monday  Cogan had delayed the latest pre-trial hearing from January 19 to February 15  after  Guzman 's lawyer demanded more time to review several hundred thousand pages of documents in the case.\n Guzman  has been held in solitary confinement in New York since being extradited to the United States a year ago.\nAccused of running the Sinaloa cartel   he  is facing 17 charges  and if convicted   he  is likely to spend the rest of  his  life in a maximum security US prison.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "I’ve made no secret of my belief that Robert Mueller has created more of a hit squad than an investigatory team. I’ve never had it explained to my satisfaction why  in a nation awash in lawyers  that Mueller has assembled a team which consists  in its majority  Democrat donors and partisans. Primary among those is Mueller’s deputy   a guy named Andrew Weissman .  Weissman  is a civil service employee in the upper ranks of Department of Justice.  He  was at Hillary Clinton’s “victory” party on the night of November 8  2016.  He  praised Sally Yates for refusing to do her duty under the Constitution and defend President Trump’s travel executive order in court.\n Weissman  also has a history of being willing to prosecute people on scant evidence and bullsh** legal theories  letting them rot in jail as their appeals run their course  then seeing the freed but ruined professionally and financially.\nA senior Justice Department prosecutor in Robert Mueller’s Special Counsel office held a meeting with Associated Press journalists last spring to discuss an investigation into Paul Manafort’s financial record  a day before the wire service published a major expose disclosing alleged money laundering made by the former and now embattled Trump campaign chairman.  Federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann  now a senior attorney in the special counsel’s office   met with AP journalists on April 11 after reporters informed  him  of their own investigation into Manafort’s dealings with Ukrainian officials. The reporters had reached out to Weissman on a different story earlier in the year and it was during that conversation  that the AP team told  Weissmann  of their investigation into Manafort  stated the sources. The AP published the explosive expose on April 12  a day after their meeting with  Weissmann . According to sources familiar with the meeting  the reporters had promised to share documents and other information gleaned from the own investigation with the Justice Department.\nMost of this is utter bullsh** as Mueller wasn’t appointed until May 17. BUT AP reporters don’t meet with the head of Justice’s Criminal Fraud Section for funsies. And a senior official doesn’t take a meeting on the day before a major story runs for sh**s and grins. It doesn’t work that way. AP obviously had information they wanted corroborated by Justice.  Weissman  didn’t have to meet with them but  he  did. Now you have to ask yourself  why? According to the stories there was no open investigation into Manafort. So what could  he  possibly contribute that a press officer couldn’t. Perhaps the AP  animated by civic spirit  decided to just give  Weissman  all  their  source material. Perhaps  they  flew there on broomsticks  too. I’d rate both options just as likely.\nThen you have to ask why  Weissman  made the jump to Mueller’s team? Did  him  having AP’s source material represent  his  buy-in to get on a high profile investigation that could offer  him  the satisfaction of a bit of payback after sitting in the “victory celebration ” shell-shocked and dumbfounded  as the election was called for Donald Trump?\nAnd you saw  Weissman  try to get Manafort’s bond revoked for editing an op-ed.\nWeissman’s history of legalized thuggery  his obvious and egregious partisanship  his collaboration with AP on their investigative work on Paul Manafort  and the abusive way  Weissman  has gone after Manafort all reeks of a personal animus. One hopes that eventually there will be enough heat on Rosenstein that he’ll remember who the boss is and impose some type of discipline on Mueller posse. But I’m not counting on it.",
            "output": [
                "Andrew Weissmann"
            ]
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            "input": "Russian President Vladimir Putin  hasn't said if  he  is running for a fourth term. But none of the potential candidates hoping to unseat  him  appear in a position to do so.\nThe most visible and adept foe of the  Putin  regime  Alexei Navalny  wants to enter the race but is legally barred. TV host Ksenia Sobchak has tossed her hat in the ring  but no one knows if she can meet the registration requirements or if she's effectively a red herring.\n Putin  is expected to wait until December to state  his  intentions. The election is scheduled for March.\n His  approval ratings consistently register 80 percent or higher.",
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            "input": "On Oct. 27  Maui 2nd Circuit Judge Rhonda Loo ordered  Daren Young  to write 144 compliments to  his  ex-girlfriend  in response to the 144 “nasty” text messages and calls that  he  allegedly sent her in a three-hour span  the AP reports.\nJust two months later   Young  sent the woman the 100-plus text messages and calls in a span of about three hours.\nAccording to the Maui News   Young  received time served for spending 157 days in jail.  He  was also sentenced to two years of probation  $2 400 in fines and 200 hours of community service  in addition to the unique writing assignment.\n\"I don't know whether I should cut off your fingers or take away your phone to get you to stop texting \" Loo told  Young . \"You probably shouldn't get a phone  period. I hope she changed her number.\"\nMoving forward   Young  told the judge   he  will not reach out to  his  ex-girlfriend again and will carry on with  his  life.",
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            "input": "British Prime Minister Theresa  May leaves 10 Downing Street in central London on Dec. 6  2017  for Prime Ministers Questions in the Houses of Parliament. (Andy Rain/European Pressphoto Agency-Efe/Rex/Shutterstock)\nIt is obvious that  Prime Minister Theresa May  is no longer negotiating with just the Europeans over Britain’s messy exit from the union. Talks are far tougher at home — where she faces blistering arguments on all sides  including revolt among her own ministers.\nMore worrying for  May   members of her own Conservative Party challenged her  too  wondering aloud whether she had the resolve to negotiate a tough  decisive exit from the European Union or was getting wobbly under the mounting pressure of deadlines coming next week.\nRees-Mogg was referring to the spectacular meltdown on Monday in Brussels  when  May  was just hours away from presenting a preliminary  Phase 1 kind of deal on exiting the European Union  only to have it snatched away by her coalition partner in government  the tiny Democratic Unionist Party of Northern Ireland.\nThe unionists  who appear to have been kept mostly in the dark  rebelled at the last minute against vague but still meaningful language from  May  that was designed to maintain an open border between Northern Ireland  which is part of the United Kingdom  and the Republic of Ireland  which is in the E.U.\nAs  May  was fending off mockery in Parliament  the British political press reported that hard-line Brexiteers in her cabinet  led by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson  were expressing “genuine fear ” according to the Telegraph newspaper  that May was leading Britain toward a dreaded “soft Brexit.”\n British Prime Minister Theresa May  and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Dec. 4 that no deal had been reached in the first phase of Brexit talks. The two said they would reconvene for further talks before the European Council summit on Dec. 15. (The Washington Post)\nIn Parliament  opposition leader Corbyn began his grilling of the prime minister on Wednesday by quoting  her  trade secretary  Liam Fox  who last summer said Brexit negotiations would be “the easiest in human history.”\n May  replied  “Negotiations are in progress  and very good progress has been made.”  She  said that only “a couple of things” need to be agreed upon with the Europeans before talks on trade and future relations can begin.\nIt was not only May in a harsh light  but also  her  Brexit secretary  David Davis  who on Wednesday was accused of misleading Parliament after  he  conceded that  his  government had not done a deep analysis  economic sector by economic sector  on the possible effects of Brexit — even after  his  repeated suggestions that such studies were ongoing.\nBritish Prime Minister Theresa May offers Brexit details in landmark speech",
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            "input": "South African golfing legend Gary Player said Thursday he was delighted with South African Ernie Els'  impending induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame\nSouth African golfing legend Gary Player said Thursday he was delighted with South African Ernie Els'  impending induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame\nPlayer is a global ambassador for the World Golf Hall of Fame\nThree-time Major winner Els told Sport24 in South Africa he  was shocked and extremely honored when the call came through to say that he was to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.\nEls is  known as the \"Big Easy\" because of his size and disposition.\nHe has won more than 60 professional tournaments worldwide. In 1994 and 1997 he won   the US Open. In 2002 he was British Open champion.\nOn the 2010 PGA Tour he has won twice.\nPlayer said in Cape Town that he was pleased to hear the news that fellow South African Els has been selected to be inducted.\n\"Ernie certainly deserves this recognition  as he epitomizes a 'world'  golfer. He is a credit to the game and an ambassador for the sport. Ernie has been a wonderful friend over the years and I am very fond of him and his family \" Player said.",
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            "input": "Kim Yo Jong  the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un  arrived in South Korea with the North Korean delegation on Feb. 9 for the Winter Olympics. (Reuters)\nThose on their feet included South Korean President Moon Jae-in and the two senior North Koreans sent to the Opening Ceremonies — Kim Yo Jong  the sister of leader Kim Jong Un  and Kim Yong Nam  North Korea’s official head of state.\nMoon warmly greeted  Kim Yo Jong  at Friday’s ceremony.  He  will host  her  and the other senior North Korean officials for lunch on Saturday.\n Choe and Kim Yo Jong  also are both under direct American sanctions for human rights abuses related to  their  roles in censoring information in North Korea.",
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            "input": "A Republican congressman plans to introduce a bill Monday that would threaten huge fines and prison time for elected officials accused of sheltering illegal immigrant criminals from deportation  in the wake of the not-guilty verdict in the Kate Steinle murder trial.\nOn Thursday  Jose Ines Garcia Zarate  an illegal immigrant who already had been deported back to Mexico five times  was acquitted in the 2015 murder of  Steinle  on a San Francisco pier.\nZarate’s attorneys argued Zarate had found a gun that accidentally discharged  and the bullet ricocheted off the ground before hitting  Steinle . Prosecutors argued Zarate intentionally shot 32-year-old Steinle.\nThe killing revived a national debate over sanctuary city policies  as some lawmakers as well as  Steinle ’s family faulted San Francisco for releasing the suspect from a local jail without notifying federal immigration officials.\nPresident Trump  who frequently cited  Steinle ’s case on the campaign trail  called the not-guilty verdict “disgraceful” and a “complete travesty of justice.”\nAttorney General Jeff Sessions took direct aim at the city  saying San Francisco’s “decision to protect criminal aliens led to the preventable and heartbreaking death of Kate Steinle.”\nIn an interview prior to Thursday’s verdict  Steinle’s family said they wanted the case out of the national spotlight. “We just want to get this over with and move on with our lives  and think about  Kate  on our terms ” Jim Steinle   Kate ’s father  told the San Francisco Chronicle.\nFollowing the verdict   he  said  his  family was shocked Zarate was convicted only of firearm possession.",
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            "input": "(CNN) The elevation of Emmerson Mnangagwa to the presidency of Zimbabwe would amount to an act of political survival matched only by the man he'd replace  Robert Mugabe.\nUntil Mugabe fired him as Vice President last week   Mnangagwa 's entire political career had been hitched to Zimbabwe's 93-year-old leader.\nNow  with the military in control in Harare and Mugabe confined to his residency   Mnangagwa  is believed to be at the center of moves to install  himself  at the head of a transitional government.\nThis wouldn't be the first time  Mnangagwa  has been in line to lead Zimbabwe\nThey also hint at  Mnangagwa 's dark past. In late 2000  a cable written by Earl Irving   then a US diplomat in Harare  described  Mnangagwa  as \"widely feared and despised throughout the country \" warning  he  could be \"an even more repressive leader\" than Mugabe if  he  were to succeed  him .\nFear of  Mnangagwa  stems from  his  position as Mugabe's enforcer and head of the Central Intelligence Organization (CIO)  or secret police  and  his  alleged role in the 1983-84 massacres of the Ndebele ethnic group in Matabeleland  a region in Zimbabwe's southwest that was a center of political opposition to Mugabe's regime.\nMnangagwa's elevation without an election would be viewed with suspicion abroad. Kate Hoey  a British Labour MP who has campaigned for years to highlight oppression under the Mugabe regime  described  Mnangagwa 's in a parliamentary debate as \"probably the one person in Zimbabwe who inspires even greater terror than Mugabe.\"\nNicknamed the \"crocodile\" on account of his political longevity and survival skills   Mnangagwa  has for years been thought to be biding  his  time  ready to takeover from Mugabe when the nonagenarian finally stepped aside  or died.\n His  impeccable revolutionary credentials  coupled with  his  strong support among key parts of Zimbabwe's elite -- specifically within the military and security services -- singled  him  out as an obvious  and non-controversial  successor.\nBut this was to dramatically change earlier last week  when Mugabe sacked  Mnangagwa  in a move seen as shoring up the power of  his  wife and chosen successor  Grace Mugabe.\nA statement from the country's information ministry accused  Mnangagwa  of \"disloyalty  disrespect  deceitfulness and unreliability \" sending  him  into hiding amid reports  he  was attempting to build a coalition to take on Grace Mugabe in the next election.\n\"One after the other  (Mugabe's) vice presidents and people around  him  were estranged by Grace Mugabe \" said Geoff Hill  author of \"What happens after Mugabe?\".",
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            "input": "Democrats Barack Obama  Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter and Republicans George H.W. and  George W. Bush  gathered in College Station  Texas  home of Texas A&M University  to try to unite the country after the storms.\nTexas A&M is home to the presidential library of  the elder Bush . At 93  he has a form of Parkinson’s disease and appeared in a wheelchair at the event. His wife  Barbara  and George W. Bush’s wife  Laura  were in the audience.\n“This wonderful effort reminds  us  that  we  truly are one nation under God  all unified by  our  values and devotion to one another ” Trump said in the greeting  played during the concert.\nFour of the five former presidents — Obama   George W. Bush   Carter and Clinton — made brief remarks that did not mention Trump.  The elder Bush  did not speak but smiled and waved to the crowd.  They  appealed for national unity to help those hurt by the hurricanes.\nThe last time the five were together was in 2013  when Obama was still in office  at the dedication of  George W. Bush’s  presidential library in Dallas.\nThere is precedent for former presidents joining forces for post-disaster fundraising.  George H.W. Bush  and Bill Clinton raised money together after the 2004 South Asia tsunami and Hurricane Katrina the next year. Clinton and  George W. Bush  combined to seek donations after Haiti’s 2011 earthquake.\nHurricane Harvey slammed into Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast as a Category 4 hurricane on Aug. 25  unleashing historic flooding in Houston and killing more than 80 people. Shortly thereafter  all five ex-presidents appeared in a commercial for a fundraising effort known as “One America Appeal.” In it   George W. Bush  says  “People are hurting down here.”  His  father  George H.W. Bush  then replies  “We love you  Texas.”",
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            "input": "The clues are out there  if you know where to look. Scattered across far-flung corners of the internet  there is evidence that  Zulfi Hoxha  the son of an Albanian-American pizza-shop owner from New Jersey   had sinister plans. First there’s the defunct Twitter profile  which at one point engaged in a conversation with a State Department counter-propaganda account about the Islamic State. Then there’s the fact that  he  used the social-networking site Paltalk  a communications platform reportedly popular among Western jihadis. But none of it compares to the ISIS propaganda video that  according to multiple law-enforcement officials  shows  Hoxha  beheading captured Kurdish soldiers. If they are right about his identity   Hoxha  is the first American Islamic State member known to be beheading individuals in such a video.  Hoxha  is now known to have become a senior commander of Islamic State and one of the faces of the group’s recruitment efforts  according to federal court records.  Hoxha  left the United States on April 6  2015. Four days later   he  was in an Islamic State training camp. Within just six months  according to multiple law-enforcement officials   he  was featured in that gruesome video. Related Story The American Climbing the Ranks of ISIS As cases of Islamic State supporters continue to trickle through the American justice system  details are slowly emerging of both the extent of American involvement in the upper echelons of the group and the role of recruitment and mobilization networks in the country. Investigations have already uncovered the stories of Americans like John Georgelas and Abdullah Ramo Pazara  both of whom were part of wider jihadi networks in America and eventually reached relatively high-ranking and influential positions within the Islamic State hierarchy. While the ISIS presence in America is often characterized by so-called “lone wolves ” attackers who claim allegiance to the Islamic State but show little formal connections either to its operatives overseas or other likeminded Americans  stories like that of Zulfi Hoxha are a reminder of the existence and importance of jihadist recruitment networks in the United States. The extent of these networks does not compare to those in Europe  but they nonetheless play a crucial role in recruiting and mobilizing American foreign fighters for ISIS  who number in the dozens. Indeed  the majority of American foreign fighters we have identified had close connections to other American supporters of ISIS prior to their departure. Some  like Hoxha  made these connections through the internet and  via their new contacts  were able to liaise with ISIS facilitators who helped them travel to Syria.\nAs the physical caliphate quickly disappears  media reports speak of foreign fighters  including Americans  attempting to lay low in Turkey before deciding their next move. Others have returned to their home countries  much to the concern of law-enforcement officials who sometimes lack the personnel and legal tools to address the issue. However  for the time being  the once-feared “wave” of returning Western foreign fighters has only amounted to a trickle. Yet even from afar  Western ISIS recruits wield influence on their sympathizers back home. * * * In May 2017  the Islamic State media office in Iraq’s Nineveh province released a 45-minute video entitled “We Will Surely Guide Them To Our Ways.” Like many Islamic State media productions  the video includes cameos of foreign fighters from several countries. One of the masked men depicted in the video is an American going by the name of “Abu Hamza al-Amriki.” Speaking in an inflected American accent  he criticizes the United States-led efforts against Islamic State and exhorts the “muwahiddin [believers]” in America to carry out domestic attacks: “Are you incapable of stabbing a kaffir [non-Muslim] with a knife  throwing him off of a building  or running him over with a car? Liberate yourself from hellfire by killing a kaffir.” Later  he shows off American-made rocket launchers  reportedly taken from Shia and Kurdish militias after Islamic State defeated them on the battlefield. During a two-year investigation on the cadre of Americans who successfully travelled to Syria and Iraq to join the group  federal records revealed that Abu Hamza al-Amriki is Zulfi Hoxha.\nBy the time of the video’s release  the U.S. Department of Justice was already knee-deep in the prosecution of several domestic Islamic State supporters who allegedly assisted Hoxha in his travel to join the group. One of these individuals  David “Daoud” Wright  was sentenced in December 2017 to 28 years in federal prison  after being convicted of providing material support to Islamic State and conspiring to murder U.S. citizens. As a result of evidence introduced at Wright’s trial  a number of details about  Hoxha    his  connections to Wright and  his  co-conspirators  and  his  role in Islamic State quietly became available. At the time of the video’s filming   Hoxha  was around 25 years old. Records of  his  travel from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection  filed as court exhibits  show  Hoxha  departing the United States for Istanbul  Turkey on April 6  2015.  He  arrived in Islamic State-held territory in Syria shortly thereafter. According to its sentencing memorandum in the Wright case  U.S. law enforcement now assesses that  Hoxha  “has become an ISIS senior commander ” but the filing provides no further details as to his role or current whereabouts. However  the May 2017 video puts him in northwestern Iraq. This is so far the only instance in which the U.S. government has confirmed the name (and American citizenship) of an Islamic State member who appears in one of the group’s media products. While a number of Americans have appeared in terrorist propaganda videos over the years  law enforcement rarely comments on their identity. Moreover  the government does not often publicly release its assessments of American Islamic State members’ role or rank.  Hoxha ’s apparent status in the group places  him  in an elite category of the group’s American members who have risen to some level of leadership. Most American Islamic State supporters never made it to Syria. In the last three years  more than 50 were arrested attempting to the make the journey. Still others were charged for activities ranging from raising money for the group to planning attacks.\nFollowing the Wright trial  we made repeated attempts to gain more information on  Hoxha  from official channels. A representative from the U.S. Attorney’s office in Massachusetts declined to comment  as did the FBI’s national office. Matthew Reilly  spokesman for the New Jersey U.S. Attorney’s Office stated  “no defendant by that name has been charged in the District of New Jersey.” Unofficially  intelligence sources confirmed a rumor we had quietly chased for months. In October 2015  a video was released by the Islamic State of a purported American brutally beheading a Kurdish peshmerga soldier. The 15-minute video  shot from multiple camera angles  features four individuals dressed in black and standing behind captured Kurdish soldiers. Its subject speaks with the same accent and inflection as  Hoxha  in the May 2017 release. Multiple law-enforcement officials told us that the individual who says he is “delivering a message to Obama” and then commits the first execution is  Hoxha . If officially confirmed  it would be the first case of an American Islamic State member beheading someone in a propaganda video. * * * Little is known about  Hoxha ’s personal background. A search for  his  online activity finds a defunct Twitter account bearing  his  name  which interacted with other Islamic State supporters  as well as detractors. In October 2014  for example  the account engaged in conversation with the State Department’s “Think Again Turn Away” account  which at the time was trying to counter Islamic State messaging on the platform. He was actually not the first American jihadi to do so. Around the same time  a 17-year-old  Ali Amin  was also trolling the State Department Twitter account. A short time later  he was arrested and ultimately sentenced to 11 years for encouraging his high school friend to join the Islamic State.\n Hoxha ’s presence elsewhere online also reveals links to how  he  connected with  his  future co-conspirators. An account on the gaming website Steam bearing the username “Hohxa77” lists  his  favorite titles  including Splinter Cell  Mortal Kombat  and Left 4 Dead. Indeed  this shared interest in video games may have been one of the first things that brought  Hoxha  together with David Wright  who was listed as a friend on  his  Steam account under the name “d.sharifwright.” During Wright’s trial  prosecutors argued that he used several video games  including Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and other titles to “virtually prepare” for jihad. His defense attorneys  however  painted Wright  who weighed over 400 pounds at the time of the conspiracy  as a “fat  failed loser” who used video games as a substitute for real-life violent activity  according to the trial transcript. Unfortunately  one can be both a gamer who veers towards violence and weigh in at 400 pounds of loneliness and isolation. Islamic State’s 2015 instructional manual for its Western supporters  “How to Survive in the West ” includes references to video games as a method of training to join the group. More importantly  it may have brought together Wright and Hoxha  who unlike Wright successfully followed through on his intentions to support the Islamic State using violence. At the trial  investigators claimed that Wright and  Hoxha ’s conspiracy began in November 2014  although the two may have virtually met one another as early as 2010. The two most revealing elements of Wright and  Hoxha ’s online interactions are their use of Skype and the social-networking site Paltalk. According to court records  at the time  Wright (under the alias Umar Mukhtar Abdul-Qadir) and  Hoxha  were both members of chatrooms on Paltalk called “The Solution for Humanity” and “Road to Jannah.”\nDuring Wright’s interrogation  which was recounted at trial in testimony by a local police officer  he claimed that  Hoxha  reached out to him via Paltalk and asked him if he was interested in Islamic State. Wright told the officer that he responded three weeks later after conducting research  telling  Hoxha  that  he  believed that Islamic State’s’ mission was legitimate and necessary. From this point on  Hoxha and Wright were in frequent contact via Paltalk and Skype’s instant messenger service  sharing videos  issues of Islamic State’s official magazine Dabiq  and news articles about the group and its activities. These conversations between Wright and  Hoxha  continued until April 2015  when  Hoxha  left the U.S. to join Islamic State. Among the subjects of most interest were the best options for joining and what would ensure the maximum religious reward. Some early Western travelers believed that they could migrate to Islamic State-held territory (an act that the group refers to as hijrah)  but only participate in the societal aspects of the self-declared Caliphate while avoiding combat and violence. Neither Wright nor  Hoxha  appear to have held that naïve delusion. According to trial exhibits of their conversations  Wright cautioned  Hoxha  that “if you want to travel and live under a dawla [Islamic state] there is no harm in that  but you won’t receive the reward from Allah like those who are assembled in the ranks unless you assemble in the ranks.”\n Hoxha  and Wright’s respective commitments to violence are demonstrated elsewhere in their conversations  which were introduced into the trial exhibits. The two men sent each other links to Islamic State propaganda material  including the February 2015 video that depicted the burning of Jordanian pilot Muath al-Kasasbeh. They also exchanged information about how to buy guns online. As with most known cases of Americans travelling to join Islamic State  the internet proved a useful tool for  Hoxha . While it is often tempting to assume that individuals are “radicalized online” through their consumption of propaganda  this is rarely the case. More commonly  the internet allows people to make contacts with and plug themselves into pre-existing  real-world recruitment and radicalization networks. In  Hoxha ’s case  the network  he  found would encourage and eventually facilitate  his  travel to Islamic State territory. The court records show that prior to  Hoxha ’s departure  David Wright put  him  in touch with another American Islamic State supporter  his uncle Usaamah Rahim  and together they began helping  Hoxha  as  he  prepared to travel in the spring of 2015. The two men raised money for  Hoxha ’s plane ticket to Istanbul by selling Rahim’s laptop on Craigslist.  Hoxha  departed for Istanbul on April 6. A day earlier  Rahim contacted Wright on Skype with instructions from  Hoxha . “AsSalaamu A'laikum Zulfi asked me if you could delete his name off Skype ” Rahim writes. “But before you do it  if you have any saved messages to him go to ‘tools ’ go to ‘options ’ then click on ‘privacy ’ and click ‘clear history.’” These steps removed the interactions between  Hoxha  and Wright on Skype  but did not clear the metadata that would later be used in Wright’s trial.\nThroughout his journey  trial exhibits show   Hoxha  remained in contact with Rahim via various encrypted messengers  confirming his arrival at a safe house and then dropping out of contact after saying he was leaving for training. Thereafter  Rahim kept tabs on  Hoxha ’s activity via another Islamic State member who he contacted on encrypted messengers: the influential British Islamic State facilitator and virtual attack planner Junaid Hussain. In later conversations between Hussain and Rahim  Hussain comments on  Hoxha ’s location and whereabouts  saying that  he  was “in training” at an Islamic State camp. This indicates that Hussain may have helped  Hoxha  cross into the group’s territory. Wright  Rahim and a third member of the group  Nicholas Rovinski  eventually decided on a different path than that taken by  Hoxha . They were in the early stages of a plot to kidnap and behead the anti-Islam activist Pamela Geller when  on June 2  2015  Rahim was stopped by police outside of CVS in Roslindale  Massachusetts. They wanted to question him after wiretapping a conversation between Rahim and Wright that morning during which they discussed attack plans. Refusing to co-operate  Rahim pulled a hunting knife on the officers and was shot dead. Wright and Rovinski were arrested shortly afterward and charged with a range of offences; in 2016 Rovinski pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges related to the plot . He testified against Wright  who was convicted in 2017 and is now serving a 28-year sentence.",
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            "input": "Catalan regional police officers walk through a street covered with ballots for the banned independence referendum thrown by people outside People ' s Party ( PP ) regional headquarters during a protest in Barcelona   Spain   October 3   2017 . REUTERS / Jon Nazca MADRID ( Reuters ) - Leaders of Spain ’ s industrialised northeastern region of Catalonia said the regional population had voted for independence in a ballot on Sunday that the central government said was illegal and non - representative . With 95 percent of the vote counted   authorities said the “ Yes ” vote stood at 90 . 1 percent   albeit with a turnout of just a little over 40 percent - 2 . 26 million out of 5 . 34 million registered voters . On Tuesday   Barcelona metro stations were closed   pickets blocked main roads and civil servants walked out in response to a strike called by pro - independence groups . The stand - off could now take three different paths . TENSIONS ESCALATE  Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont  continues with  his  pledge to declare unilateral independence   likely prompting the central government to trigger Article 155 of the Spanish Constitution   which would strip the region of  its  autonomous status and put  it  under direct Madrid rule . If Article 155 is triggered   the next step would be snap elections in Catalonia . Pro - independence parties only hold the majority in the regional parliament with the help of the far - left group CUP   and polls   before Sunday ’ s ballot   suggest these groups could lose their hold on power if a new election was called . However   after events on Sunday   when police swung truncheons and fired rubber bullets in the direction of mostly peaceful demonstrators to shut down the referendum   pro - independence parties may again win the election . Such a result would raise doubts surrounding Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy ’ s ability to govern . Students   wrapped with Esteladas ( Catalan separatist flags )  walk through a street as they arrive to attend a protest two days after the banned independence referendum in Barcelona   Spain   October 3   2017 . REUTERS / Jon Nazca Rajoy ’ s immediate opposition in the national parliament lacks the numbers to force him out through a no - confidence vote   but without cross - party support on Catalonia   he may be forced to call a snap national election himself . Rajoy was voted in as a minority leader twice in last year ’ s two elections and a fractious parliament suggests a snap election may prompt a similar result . TALKS Students hold Catalan separatist flags during a demonstration two days after the banned independence referendum in Barcelona   Spain October 3   2017 . REUTERS / Enrique Calvo If the Catalan parliament gives up the push for independence   Rajoy may sit down with  Puigdemont  to hammer out a new deal for the region including a better tax deal and greater fiscal autonomy . Budget Minister Cristobal Montoro and Economy Minister Luis de Guindos have suggested this may be a possibility if the independence drive is completely abandoned .  Puigdemont  has yet to make a unilateral declaration of independence   instead calling for a period of reflection   leaving the door open for such a scenario . However   after the violent scenes on Sunday and continued protests on Tuesday via a partial strike across the region   the Catalan leader may be keen to keep face and avoid being seen bowing down to Madrid . COURTS If the Catalans do not go ahead with a declaration of independence but also fail to sit down for talks with Rajoy as the two party ’ s positions diverge beyond a possible compromise   Madrid may refer the matter to the constitutional courts . Legal and financial action against Catalan leaders is likely to fuel animosity and could prompt further protests   pushing leaders on both sides into difficult positions .",
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            "input": "The Penguins appeared to tie it 2-2 on a Jake Guentzel shot at 11:33 but Quenneville successfully challenged that defenseman Olli Maatta interfered with  goalie Corey Crawford .\nThe Hawks had a couple of injury scares in the second period. Defenseman Connor Murphy exited briefly after blocking a shot  but the major concern came when Evgeni Malkin collided with  Crawford  in a chilling moment at 8:43. Malkin's thigh appeared to make contact with  Crawford 's head  sending  Crawford  backward onto the ice and Malkin to the penalty box for goaltender interference.\n Crawford  went back into the Hawks' locker room for further evaluation of a potential concussion. Quenneville said  Crawford  had  his  \"bell rung a little bit there\" but  Crawford  said  he  felt fine and the evaluation was more \"precautionary\" than anything.\n Crawford  wasn't out for long.  He  re-entered the game 2:52 later — and  he  returned in peak form.  He  finished with 35 saves  while saving  his  best for last. With less than 18 seconds remaining   he  stuck out a pad in the hope it would stop a Phil Kessel shot from going in an open net. With a little help from Brent Seabrook  who got a stick on it   Crawford  made the stop.\n\"I don't know how it stayed out  \" Crawford  said.\n2.  Corey Crawford   Blackhawks: Left briefly  but returned to make 35 saves.",
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            "input": "I love science. I love Will Smith. I love the original content that  Nat Geo  is producing these days. That’s why “One Strange Rock” is shaping up to be an epic series that I can’t wait to see.\nWill Smith revealed the news that he will be hosting  the new 10-part Nat Geo series  with a brief teaser video on his Facebook page. The premise of  the series  is to provide viewers with a thrilling and unique perspective on planet Earth  and how this particular rock hurtling through space happens to be brimming with wonderfully diverse life.\nOther astronauts in the lineup include Mae Jemison and Peggy Whitson. Jemison was the first African-American woman to go to space  and a consultant for the phenomenal Nat Geo series Mars. Whitson recently completed her third journey to space and set a NASA record for the most days in space with 665.\nThe series claims to redefine both the natural history and science genres  taking viewers on an epic journey that spans 45 countries  six continents  and even outer space. ‘One Strange Rock’ will premier on Nat Geo in March of 2018 in 43 languages across 172 countries.",
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            "input": "Pope Francis  revived  his  lapsed sex abuse advisory commission by naming new members Saturday  after coming under fire for  his  overall handling of the scandal and  his  support for a Chilean bishop accused by victims of witnessing and ignoring their abuse.\n Francis  tasked Archbishop Charles Scicluna with the fact-finding mission into Bishop Juan Barros after he came under blistering criticism in Chile for defending Barros and calling the victims' cover-up accusations against him slander.\nThe initial three-year mandate of commission members had lapsed two months ago  on Dec. 17.  Francis  named nine new members Saturday and kept seven from the initial group. A Vatican statement said survivors of abuse are included  but didn't identify them to protect their privacy.\n Francis  created the commission in December 2013  responding to complaints that  he  hadn't prioritized the fight against clerical abuse and cover-up enough. The group's mission was to advise the pope on best practices to protect children  but it faced strong in-house resistance to some of its core proposals.\nThe commission's most significant proposal came in 2015  when it successfully persuaded  Francis  and  his  \"kitchen cabinet\" to create a tribunal section inside the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith to judge bishops who botched handling cases of their abuser priests.  Francis  approved funding and personnel for an initial five-year term.\nBut amid resistance  the tribunal never got off the ground and  Francis  scrapped it entirely in 2016. Instead   he  issued a document laying out essentially existing procedures for the Vatican to investigate negligence. There is no transparency to the process  however.",
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            "input": "And with a mangled racket and plenty of kicking and screaming  including a couple of arguments with the chair umpire  then a postmatch parting shot at a line judge Safin called \"a little bit too blind.\"\n Safin used to rant about disliking tennis on grass  and he once complained about the high price and low quality of food at the players' restaurant at the All England Club. Well  he doesn't have to worry about any of that again after bowing out in his final Wimbledon with a 6-2  3-6  7-6 (4)  6-4 loss to Levine.\n After confirming this would be his last appearance at the grass-court Grand Slam tournament -- Safin has vowed to retire at season's end -- he was asked how he feels about being done with Wimbledon.\n He's a former No. 1 player who won the 2000 U.S. Open and 2005 Australian Open  but a series of injuries slowed him recently. Still  Safin came to Wimbledon ranked 24th and seeded 14th  and had to be considered quite a favorite against Levine  who never had defeated anyone ranked better than 67th.\nSafin has vowed to retire at season's end -- he was asked how he feels about being done with Wimbledon.\n He's a former No. 1 player who won the 2000 U.S. Open and 2005 Australian Open  but a series of injuries slowed him recently. Still  Safin came to Wimbledon ranked 24th and seeded 14th  and had to be considered quite a favorite against Levine  who never had defeated anyone ranked better than 67th.\n \"He's an amazing player  and I'm still kind of feeling weird right now that I just beat Safin  because I've always watched him play on TV \" said Levine  who turned pro in 2007. \"I just kind of went out there with nothing to lose and played some good tennis.\"\n Levine was a teen when Safin burst onto the scene as a brash  big-hitting 20-year-old who knocked off Sampras to win the U.S. Open.\n \"I really had to ... focus on playing against the ball and not worrying about  'Oh  wow  I'm playing against Marat Safin on the other side of the court '\" Levine said. \"Because then things could have gotten a lot more interesting.\"\n As is his wont  Safin made things interesting enough. In the early going  he broke his racket by spiking it on the court.\n Leading 4-3 in the third-set tiebreaker  Safin hit a shot near a line that was ruled out. Afterward  Safin said: \"Thanks for the guy who made the call. I want to say hello to him. Too bad that he was a little bit too blind.\"\n In the fourth set  Safin told the chair umpire he could check for chalk on the ball to confirm a call. Rebuffed  Safin added: \"So all players are stupid?\"\n Safin reached at least the semifinals at all four majors  including at Wimbledon last year  but he has been criticized for not living up to the potential stored in his 6-foot-4 (1.93-meter) frame -- about 7 inches (18 centimeters) taller than Levine.\n \"In the history of tennis  everybody's an underachiever \" Safin said. \"Agassi should have been winning  I don't know  15 Grand Slams. Sampras should have been winning 20 Grand Slams. Federer should be winning -- already should have 25.\"\n \"I should probably have (won) a couple of more \" he said  \"but I'm pretty satisfied with what I did.\"",
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            "input": "Ozawa -- regarded by many pundits as the power behind the throne occupied by Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama -- is now expected to stay on as DPJ secretary general as the party heads into upper house elections in July.\n A bare-knuckle political fighter who defected from the conservative party  Ozawa has denied any wrongdoing  repeatedly saying that he had left the details of any funds transactions up to his secretaries.\n Hatoyama again defended Ozawa  whom he replaced as DPJ president last year after Ozawa stepped down over a separate political funding scandal  in which he also professed his innocence.\n \"He has offered explanations in questioning by prosecutors \" the premier told reporters. \"He has also held many press conferences on this issue. I think he has accounted for himself to the best of his knowledge.\"\n An unidentified DPJ executive told Jiji Press: \"We are now over the hump -- no more pressure for him to step down.\"\n Opposition lawmakers carried on their attacks against Ozawa.\n Political observers said that even if Ozawa is vindicated  the funds scandal will inevitably affect the party in the upper house elections  in which the DPJ hopes to achieve sole control of parliament.\n \"I don't think many people will be convinced that Ozawa was perfectly clean  even if that is the conclusion \" said Tomoaki Iwai  politics professor at Nihon University. \"Now it's the public's turn to give its verdict.\"",
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            "input": "( CNN ) This time last year    Steve Bannon  was on top of the world .  He  had shepherded Donald Trump to the most unlikely presidential victory ever .  He  was preparing to go with Trump to the White House as a senior strategist .  He  was the new hot thing .  Bannon  is   suddenly   a man without a friend left in the world . So what ' s  his  next act ? To answer that I reached out to my friend Josh Green   who wrote the incredible Bannon biography \" Devil ' s Bargain :  Steve Bannon   Donald Trump    and the Storming of the Presidency .\" Our email conversation about all things  Bannon  is below . Cillizza : Josh   as the foremost Bannonologist in the country -- if that ' s not a thing   I am making it a thing right now -- I turn to you for wisdom at this amazing moment .  Steve Bannon  appears to be totally and completely on the outs with Donald Trump    his  political patron   after talking ( at length ) to Michael Wolff for \" Fire and Fury .\" Trump said that  Bannon  lost  his  mind ! Trump appears to be WAY angrier at  Bannon  than when he actually fired him a few months back . So is this the end of the end ? A seven - year political friendship turned into \" Sloppy Steve \" Green : What  Bannon  did by talking to Wolff for this book -- and by extension   probably   talking to me for my book -- is pour a can of gasoline over  his  head and light a match .  Trump  appears to have broken with  him  in a way that seems final and ultimate   even tagging  him  with a dreaded nickname   \" Sloppy Steve  \" which I think we can all admit is pretty fantastic .  Bannon  has been in the doghouse before and come back . I hear that  he  thinks  he  can come back from this   too . We ' ll see ; nothing ' s ever quite impossible in  Trump  ' s world . You can never say never . As  Bannon  has told people in the past   Trump is entirely transactional . But if  he  loses  his  platform at Breitbart News   then it ' s hard for me to see how  he  ' ll be able to wield the kind of influence that I describe in \" Devil ' s Bargain  \" and that  he  seemed to have regained after leaving the White House last year . Cillizza : Let ' s talk about  Bannon  and Breitbart . There ' s reporting out there they may oust him . And Rebekah Mercer   one of the major financial patrons of Breitbart ( and  Bannon  )  said publicly that she and he are not on speaking terms and she ' s not going to be funding what he does anymore . What ' s weird to me is that it appears Bannon ' s quotes on  Trump  to Wolff have had a far more profound effect on his role at Breitbart -- and in the conservative firmament more generally -- then when he was fired by  Trump  ! After that   he was welcomed as a conquering hero back into Breitbart ! Is it solely the Wolff book ? And is  Bannon  really in danger of losing  his  Breitbart platform ? Green : The reason uber - wealthy people like the Mercers become involved in politics is to exert influence .  Bannon  was an agent of that influence   and the architect . And  he  did   for a time   have a profound influence on American politics that culminated in Trump ' s election .  Bannon  was the real force behind Breitbart ; the head honcho at GAI   which produced the \" Clinton Cash \" book so damaging to Hillary ' s candidacy ; and a board member at Cambridge Analytica : The reason uber - wealthy people like the Mercers become involved in politics is to exert influence .  Bannon  was an agent of that influence   and the architect . And  he  did   for a time   have a profound influence on American politics that culminated in Trump ' s election .  Bannon  was the real force behind Breitbart ; the head honcho at GAI   which produced the \" Clinton Cash \" book so damaging to Hillary ' s candidacy ; and a board member at Cambridge Analytica   the data research firm that worked on the Trump campaign So as an investment   Bannon really did pay off for the Mercers like early -' 80s Apple stock . The problem is that effectiveness waned almost immediately upon entering the White House   and that   coupled with his megalomania and his belief that he was the true leader of the nationalist movement   backfired on him big time .  Trump  obviously doesn ' t value him the way that he did a year ago . With the humiliation of Moore ' s loss in Alabama and the devastating quotes in Wolff ' s book attacking  Trump '  s family   there was really no reason to keep him around . And when Trump turns on someone   he really TURNS on them ! Cillizza : I am STUNNED that Bannon ever entertained the idea of a presidential bid . That would   um   never work . But let ' s assume -- just for the purpose of the conversation -- he hangs on at Breitbart . How does he start to rebuild what he ' s lost ? And just for the thought experiment : If Breitbart jettisons Bannon -- where does he go then ? Green : Look   here on planet Earth we ' re all rightly astonished that  Bannon  holds ( held ?) But the psychology would work as follows :  Bannon  has always thought that  Trump  was riding a global nationalist wave that ' d swept across Europe   the UK and now the US .  Trump  embraced that politics --  Bannon  ' s politics -- and got elected . So clearly the ideas resonate in the US . If  Trump  were to decide against running for re - election   Bannon   believing  he  ' s the true carrier of the faith   must ' ve thought   \" Why not me ?\" Like his ex - boss   he ' s always been a guy with a healthy ego . But if he were to lose the Breitbart platform   it ' s hard for me to envision what vehicle he would use to lead such a movement and how he would fund it . But he ' s not self - fund - a - presidential - campaign rich . So a presidential bid is off . [ Shakes hands   nods   walks away .] BUT   what then does Bannon do ? This guy is a news animal . He appears to be totally obsessed with the media   the battle of ideas between the two parties   all of it . It feels impossible for someone like Steve Bannon to just disappear from   well   anywhere -- especially a world in which Donald Trump is president . Green : In the near term   Bannon does ( and is doing ) what everybody who wants to influence and ingratiate themselves to Trump does : Flatter him with obsequious praise . It shouldn '  t  be lost on anyone that after Bannon called Trump a \" great man \" on  his  radio show on the evening of  his  own defenestration   Trump quickly learned about it ( probably from a cable TV chyron ) and mentioned this to reporters at the White House pool spray on Thursday . I ' m skeptical it ' ll work . But that ' s the only path back for Bannon that I can imagine . Or   heck   why doesn ' t he run for president ? It ' s an automatic way to get in front of the cameras and spread a message .",
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            "input": "\"To be honest , the collection was not inspired by Bernie Sanders , it was inspired by -LSB- all things -RSB- corporate ,\" Gvasalia explained . \nIn his short time there , he 's introduced his fair share of cult-favorite statement pieces , including items adorned with a very conspicuous take on the Bernie Sanders logo that debuted on the Fall 2017 men 's runway . \nIn my research , Bernie Sanders 's was most present at that time ; that 's why it resembles it so directly and obviously I was very aware of it .",
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            "input": "But company president Chris Cocks tells Glixel that to stay that way  they need to shake loose from some of the trepidation that comes with such successes and continue to chase risky ventures  push changes despite the reluctance of long-time fans and invest in new ideas. With nearly two years at the company  Cocks seems to be already having an impact.\nSo  Cocks  went about figuring out a new approach for the company as a whole   he  landed on something  he  describes to Glixel as the Castles and Boats approach. “The castles are the big brands with large fan bases  high expectations  lots of history and lore. We spend a lot of resources on those ”  he  says. “The boat is more of a test. It’s very fast  very flexible. If a boat doesn’t succeed  that’s OK; you can launch a new one. D&D and Magic are both castles for us.” And a game like the upcoming Transformers title is a boat. “With the Transformers trading card game  we can be nimble ” he says.\nThe game hasn’t been formally announced yet  but  Cocks  says it’s a title aimed both at young teens and the collector and toy audience. It will come out in September or October. “We think Transformers are cool and the game has interesting  unique mechanics ” he says. “All cards are two-sided  over-sized and feel bigger  weightier in your hand.”  Cocks  says the game has a relatively light learning curve  but a lot of depth. “It should take one or two times to understand how to play ” he says.\nWhile Dungeons & Dragons’ history traces back to the ‘70s  Avalon Hill’s history of miniature wargames  role-playing and tabletop titles started hitting in the ‘50s. The library of the Baltimore  Maryland company includes a dizzying array of titles that touch on everything from Robin Hood and Shakespeare to WWI and WWII to Dune  Starship Troopers and Dr. Ruth. After Hasbro purchased the company in 1998  the toy creator added many of its strategy games to the label  including Axis and Allies  Risk and Stratego. Not surprisingly   Cocks  sees a lot of value in the company. “I think there is a big place at the table for them ”  he  says. “Board games sales have been increasing 25 percent a year and are projected to continue to grow at that rate.”\nWizards approach to Avalon Hill is  in many ways  the most evident sign of how it likes to sort through both a long-lived history and create new properties. In figuring out what to do next from Avalon Hill’s library   Cocks  says they look for the Zeitgeist. “What are players asking for ”  he  says. “We watch social media. We survey our players.” That also ties in nicely with the company’s approach to hiring. “The most important  if not fundamental  thing we do to have a holistic approach is to hire fans of the games ”  he  says. “We want people who are passionate and feel ownership. What that tends to do is create authentic experiences.”\nAlong with that comes a bit of tough love when it comes to the company’s and brands biggest fans   he  adds. “We call it 'kicking in the door of the clubhouse '”  he  says. “One thing about gamers and the gaming community is that a lot of people want to go in and play and be a part of the community. But they also want to be the last one in  because they want to feel special. We think the community feels more special the bigger it gets. You see that in how we address D&D stories and rulesets  making them as open-ended as possible. You see that in what we’re doing in Magic with Magic open house that we do in 6 000 stores around the world. And you see that with what we’re doing with games like Arena. There’s a huge developer focus to help people learn the game  to feel like the champion.”",
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            "input": "The financial services sector  which accounts for about 12 percent of Britain’s economic output and pays more tax than any other industry  potentially has a lot to lose from the end of unfettered access to the EU’s post-Brexit market of 440 million people.\nBut it is particularly vulnerable to  a Brexit shock   because about a third of the transactions which take place on  its  exchanges and in  its  trading rooms involve clients in the EU.\nThis has led some politicians and economists to predict London will lose its pre-eminence as a financial center after Brexit  although supporters of leaving the EU say Britain will benefit over the long term by being able to set its own rules.\nAccording to Savills  commercial property prices in the City of London have dropped more since the Brexit vote in June 2016 than at any point since 2009  the last year of the global financial crisis.\nSo far  Brexit seems to be having no impact here. The number of venues  such as bars and restaurants  applying for new licenses to sell alcohol in the City of London in the first eight months of 2017 is at a record high  data from the municipal local authority that runs the district shows.\n“Businesses are naturally hesitant to plan and execute growth hires due to the uncertainty around  Brexit  ” said Hakan Enver  a director at Morgan McKinley.\nThe findings suggest that the first wave of job losses from  Brexit  may be at the lower end of estimates by industry lobby groups and firms  which could mean London will keep its place as the continent’s top finance center  at least in the short term.",
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            "input": "\"This is n't just a team sport ,\" Cruz defended his position . \nOn September 23 , 2016 , Cruz finally endorsed his former rival just days before Trump 's first presidential debate with his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton . \nWorking as an attorney for some time , Cruz later served as an adviser on the 2000 presidential campaign of George W. Bush . \nIn his long explanation supporting his endorsement , Cruz wrote : \"Our country is in crisis . \nBorn on December 22 , 1970 , in Calgary , Canada , conservative politician Ted Cruz first rose to national prominence in 2012 with his surprising win of a U.S. Senate seat . \nTrump responded in a statement to CNN :\" I am greatly honored by the endorsement of Senator Cruz ,\" he said . \nCruz 's parents split up for a time , but they reunited after Rafael developed a newfound interest in religion . \nCruz demonstrated his gift for public speaking at early age . \nCruz joined the group , and he and his fellow Constitutional Corroborators gave speeches around Texas on related issues . \nThe valedictorian of his class at Houston 's Second Baptist High School , Cruz went on to Princeton University . \nBorn on December 22 , 1970 , American conservative politician Ted Cruz grew up in Houston , Texas , earning his bachelor 's at Princeton University and going on to Harvard Law School . \nAfter graduating from Princeton in 1992 , Cruz continued his education at Harvard Law School . \nAfter law school , Cruz worked as a law clerk for several judges , including Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist from 1996 to 1997 . \nIn a Facebook post , Cruz wrote : \"After many months of careful consideration , of prayer and searching my own conscience , I have decided that on Election Day , I will vote for the Republican nominee , Donald Trump .\" \nCruz worked as a lawyer for a few years before jumping into politics , eventually serving as a policy adviser to George W. Bush 's 2000 presidential campaign . \nCruz explained to The New Yorker , \"I essentially had responsibility for all the policy that touched on law\" during the campaign . \nAfter a stint as associate deputy attorney general at the Department of Justice , Cruz became director of the Office of Policy Planning at the Federal Trade Commission in July 2001 . \nIn 2003 , Cruz became the solicitor general of Texas . \nCruz then returned to private practice briefly before launching his own campaign for the Senate . \nCruz came in second to Dewhurst in the first round of voting , but he won in the run-off election . \nAfter taking office in 2013 , Cruz made a name for himself with his speeches and tactics . \nHolding the Senate floor , Cruz tried to convince his colleagues to cut funding for the program . \nCruz 's actions have drawn the ire of some of the more seasoned \"establishment\" Republicans . \nAccording to The Huffington Post , Senator John McCain said that Cruz , along with fellow ultraconservatives Rand Paul and Representative Justin Amash , were \"wacko birds\" who got the most media attention . \nTed Cruz . \nTed Cruz official portrait -LRB- via WikiCommons -RRB- . \nIn 2014 , Cruz renounced his dual Canadian citizenship , though his eligibility to run for president was not in jeopardy . \nIn March 2015 , Cruz officially announced his candidacy for president over Twitter . \nOn social issues , Cruz is pro-life and has stated his belief in \"marriage between a man and a woman .\" \nAs the son of a Cuban immigrant , Cruz says he \"celebrates legal immigration ,\" according to his official website . \nIn 2014 , Cruz proposed legislation to prevent President Obama from expanding amnesty , and he is a vocal critic of the Obama administration 's immigration policies . \nCruz is also in favor of abolishing the IRS and instituting a flat tax system . \nIn February 2016 , Cruz scored an important victory in his pursuit of the presidency . \nTrump and Marco Rubio were close behind Cruz in the final results , however , with Trump at 24.4 percent and Rubio at 23.1 percent , according to the Wall Street Journal . \nIn March , after Rubio lost his home state of Florida to Trump , he dropped out , making it a three-way race between Trump , Cruz and Ohio governor John Kasich . \nIn April 2016 , Cruz announced Carly Fiorina as his vice presidential running mate . \nFiorina , the former Hewlitt-Packard CEO , had dropped out of the presidential race in February and endorsed Cruz in March . \nAfter losing the Indiana primary to Trump in May 2016 , Cruz suspended his campaign . \n\"From the beginning , I have said that I will continue on as long as there is a viable path to victory ,\" Cruz told his supporters . \nOn July 20 , 2016 , Cruz delivered a controversial speech at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland , Ohio , a day after his former opponent Donald Trump officially won the party 's presidential nomination . \nAddressing the convention in primetime , Cruz congratulated Trump , but did not endorse him , drawing boos from the audience of delegates and chants of \"Vote for Trump !\" \n\"If you love our country , and love our children as much as you do , stand , and speak , and vote your conscience , vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom , and to be faithful to the constitution ,\" Cruz said , eliciting jeers and chants of \"Endorse Trump ! \nNear the end of Cruz 's speech , Trump arrived in the arena and television cameras cut away to show the presidential nominee . \nTrump reacted to Cruz 's controversial speech on Twitter , criticizing Cruz for not honoring his pledge to support the party 's nominee . \n\"Wow , Ted Cruz got booed off the stage , did n't honor the pledge ! \nThe next day Cruz addressed delegates from his home state of Texas , many of whom were angry about his unwillingness to back Trump .",
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            "input": "Kirti Tiwari was elated when he learned last year that he'd been nominated by his higher-ups at the United States Army to become a NASA astronaut. Tiwari  who first enlisted in the military in 2014  was excited by the prospect of what he felt was a huge career advancement opportunity. \"I always had this idea of wearing a uniform \" he says.\nTiwari  who first came to the U.S. on a student visa  qualified for the program on account of both his fluency in Hindi and his academic performance. Prior to enlisting  he had earned a master's degree in molecular biology from the University of Houston  and worked as a research specialist at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital. He enlisted in June of 2014; one year later  he was naturalized through the Army after completing basic combat training and advanced individual training. In 2016  after a months-long process   Tiwari  simultaneously applied for a NASA astronaut candidate program through the Army and a military microbiologist posting.\nA few months later   Tiwari  learned the Army had selected  him  as a microbiologist and also nominated  him  for the NASA astronaut program.  Tiwari  was working as an Army health-care specialist at a military base near Tacoma  Washington  where  he  was told that  he  had been retroactively declared ineligible for either career opportunity—precisely because  he  was a foreign-born recruit.\nSome soldiers find themselves unable to enter the U.S. Army medical department's programs for dentistry  physician assistantship  and other health professions. \"Some people are being told they can't apply to regular officer-producing programs \"  Tiwari  says. \"Sometimes they are told the previous restriction has been removed  only to receive a clearance but no commission.\"\nDespite this  the Department of Defense says it is still processing security clearances for MAVNIs  and claims there is reason for optimism for soldiers in the program.  Tiwari  remains hopeful about the approval of  his  own pending security clearance— he  plans to move to Georgia this winter to serve as an Army microbiologist in the medical service corps.  He  will also press forward with  his  lawsuit   he  says as a way to seek justice for fellow soldiers.\nFor now  foreign enlistees remain in limbo  hoping the Department of Defense will determine that they're fit to serve. \"I really hope one day I can become an astronaut \"  Tiwari  says. For now   his  dream job has been grounded.",
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            "input": "Jordan Anthony Swain   an artist and entrepreneur  says that over the past two years  he 's tried to curtail a lot of  his  email use  and tries to get most of  his  work done off-email. Time is of the essence for  Swain   and  he  feels that email is a huge drain on  his  limited time.\n Swain  has pretty much replaced email through his use of Asana  which he feels has minimised \"a lot of the back and forth email threads regarding work flow and projects.\" He loves WhatsApp's ability to send large files  voice notes  and multimedia through an encrypted platform  and he uses Facebook for banking and messaging. \"I also do a lot of my communicating  business development  and marketing through social media like Instagram  Skype and Google Hangouts \" adds  Swain .\n He  believes email is \"on its way out\" for millennials and subsequent generations. \"I feel like email is becoming obsolete \" says  Swain .  He  says that for many young entrepreneurs  \"time is the ultimate luxury \" which is why they prefer faster communication methods. \"Simplicity is key to millennials  and anything that feels like a job added onto our already jam-packed schedules will be left behind \" says  Swain .\nStephanie Dunleavy  who works at Soul Analyse—a \"self-love eHub\"—says  she 's slowed down  her  use of email over the past two years because  she  feels email has become \"irrelevant in many senses.\"\nDunleavy only checks  her  email once a day and  she  often finds  herself  hitting \"delete\" over and over again.  She  prefers to use Pushfor  a business tool that allows you to engage with colleagues in real-time using chat  voice  or video.\n\"With Pushfor  I know that anything I receive is from someone I know and it's either important or useful  whereas many of emails I receive are either marketing promotion or sales pitches \"  she  says.",
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            "input": "A Jeremy Piven assault allegation has been \"unequivocally\" denied by the \"Entourage\" star while Hollywood's widening sexual harassment crisis brought forth a second actor's allegation against  Kevin Spacey  on Tuesday.\nThe claims halted production on  Spacey 's Netflix series \"House of Cards\" and prompted CBS to check into an actress' claim she was groped by Piven  The Associated Press reported.\nMexican actor Robert Cavazos wrote on his Facebook page that he encountered  Spacey  at the bar of London's Old Vic Theatre  where  Spacey  was artistic director  and the actor tried to fondle him against his will.\nHow  Spacey 's cast mates are reacting to the allegations remains to be seen. Robin Wright  who stars opposite  Spacey  as his wife  hasn't commented publicly  but her Twitter feed includes a number of posts backing social issues including female rights and education.\nNetflix and \"House of Cards\" producer Media Rights Capital had already decided to end the series at the end of next season  its sixth  but on Tuesday they chose to pause the production  which is filmed in Baltimore  \"to give us time to review the current situation and to address any concerns of our cast and crew.\"  Spacey  was not scheduled to work that day.\nThe move comes after actor Anthony Rapp came forward with  claims Spacey  made inappropriate sexual advances toward him in 1986  when he was 14.\n Spacey  responded by saying  he  doesn't remember the alleged encounter but if  he  acted the way Rapp alleges  \"I owe  him  the sincerest apology for what would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behavior.\"  He  also spoke publicly for the first time about being gay  which draw backlash from some observers as an attempt at deflection.\nThe fallout for  Spacey  also included the loss of an award  he  was going to get later this month by The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. The group says \"it will not honor  Kevin Spacey  with the 2017 International Emmy Founders Award \" which is to honor \"an individual who crosses cultural boundaries to touch humanity.\"  Spacey  was to get it at a gala on Nov. 20 in New York City. Past recipients include Rhimes  Steven Spielberg  and J.J. Abrams.",
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            "input": "Peter Thiel  has reportedly made an offer to buy Gawker.\nSEE ALSO: Y Combinator cuts ties with  Peter Thiel \nThis isn't a total surprise.  He  filed a motion in November claiming  he  was being unfairly prevented from bidding on the site.\nA representative for  Thiel  did not immediately respond to a request for comment.\n Thiel  is competing with other bidders to acquire Gawker domain names and nearly 200 000 archived articles  according to Reuters. Don't worry  other Gawker assets  like Deadspin and Jezebel  were already sold to Univision Holdings Inc. back in 2016.\n Thiel  hasn't said what  he 'll do with the assets. Maybe  he 'll take them off the internet  or scowl at them in  his  vampire lair while wearing Ayn Rand pajamas.\nIt should be noted that  Thiel  is currently on the board of Facebook  a company with an absurd amount of influence over what media the world consumes. So  overall  not a great day for the press.\nWe should all donate money so someone can revive Valleywag and only write about  Peter Thiel . — Julia 💀 Alexander (@loudmouthjulia) January 11  2018\nI think it's time to explore the idea that  Peter Thiel  is actually a stupid person with bad ideas and also is highly reflective of Silicon Valley culture. Having money doesn't make you smart. The ability to make money doesn't either. — Joshua Topolsky (@joshuatopolsky) January 11  2018\nThere's no guarantee he'll win the bid or be able to clear the legal challenges involved  so there's still hope that  Thiel  goes home empty-handed.",
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            "input": "During the first session at the Boys & Girls Club of Westminster recently   facilitator Jeovan Davila  asked the group of students what percentage of eighth-graders they believed used marijuana over the past 30 days. The guesses ranged from 10 percent to 60 percent. When  Davila  told them the correct answer was about 7 percent  the group looked surprised.\n Davila  said  he  doesn't lecture teens about what's right and wrong. Rather   he  gives them facts to help them make their own decisions in the future. For example  if they know that most of their peers don't use marijuana  perhaps they will be less likely to use it.\nWith the legalization of marijuana and the discussion on social media   Davila  has seen young people talking about the drug more. During the class  some said teens might want to use because they see their family members using marijuana legally.\n\"The kids do bring it up \"  he  says. \"We've just got to be ready  letting them know the facts.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jeovan Davila"
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            "input": "Mariah Carey  undeterred by last year’s performance  will take to the stage once again in Times Square to ring in the new year on live TV.\nThe star  along with Dick Clark Productions  issued a joint statement on Friday announcing  Carey  as the headliner for “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest” broadcast.\nCarey’s manager blamed the production and technical difficulties that producers knowingly failed to fix. Dick Clark Productions called the accusations “outrageous and frankly absurd.”  Carey  eventually broke her silence on the troubled performance  saying she was “mortified” and that she intended to take a break from social media.\nNow it seems as though everyone is ready to put the messy past behind them.  Carey  will join the likes of Britney Spears  Nick Jonas  Kelly Clarkson and Shawn Mendes as the world rings in 2018.\n Carey’s  forthcoming New Year’s Eve performance will top an already merry holiday season for the star. In addition to performing her annual Christmas tour   Carey’s  famous single “All I Want For Christmas Is You” has been played more than 100 million times this month alone  according to Forbes.",
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            "input": "Sen. Al Franken  is speaking to friends and supporters in Minnesota ahead of  his  resignation from the Senate  which  he  announced earlier this month amid a storm of sexual misconduct allegations. At times becoming choked up   Franken  said it is the \"honor of my life\" to serve the people of Minnesota.\n\"Here is my promise to you: I may be leaving the Senate  but I am not giving up my voice \"  Franken  said. \"We still have a lot of work to do together on issues ranging from net neutrality and climate change ... and we still have to be ready to speak out for economic justice and to defend the truth.\"\n Franken  kicked off  his  speech by saying \"I am here to thank you.\"  He  extended gratitude for nearly 30 minutes to those who helped  him  achieve an eight-year run as a U.S. Senator  most notably  his  wife  Franni  CBS Minnesota reports.\n\"Whatever it is that we do next  we will do it together \"  Franken  said. \"And while I can never thank her enough for her love and support  I am willing to spend the rest of my life trying.\n He  also highlighted achievements  like helping pass the Affordable Care Act and the Farm Bill.\n\"All these years later  I am deeply proud of the work I've been able to do on Minnesotans' behalf \"  Franken  said.\nThe move came after a wave of calls for  his  resignation from  his  Democratic colleagues. Multiple women have alleged  he  inappropriately touched them or tried to forcibly kiss them.\n\"Let me be clear  I may be resigning my seat but I am not giving up my voice \"  Franken  said on the Senate floor. \"I will continue to stand up for the things I believe in as a citizen and as an activist.\"\n He 'll officially step down on Tuesday.  His  successor  current Minnesota Lt. Gov. Tina Smith  is set to be sworn in on Wednesday.",
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            "input": "The U.S. Attorney’s Office in California said  Los Angeles Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Collins   50  told an undercover agent that he would lead a team to accompany the narcotics shipment and “take calculated steps to prevent legitimate law enforcement from intercepting the drugs” in exchange for up to $250 000.\nWhen asked why he charged so much   Collins  allegedly told the undercover agent  “We’re cops” and “all of our transports make it through.”\nOn Tuesday morning   Collins  and two other men arrived in Pasadena  Calif. to allegedly carry out the security task but were met with FBI agents and placed under arrest.\n“ Deputy Collins  sold  his  badge to assist an individual  he  thought was a drug trafficker ” U.S. Attorney Nicola T. Hanna said in a statement. “ The deputy  allegedly used  his  status as a law enforcement officer as a guarantee when  he  promised safe travels for large quantities of illegal narcotics. This case is part of our long-standing and ongoing commitment to root out corruption  particularly when it involves sworn law enforcement officers.”\nThe U.S. Attorney’s Office said  Collins   Easter and Valencia carried out a similar security operation for an undercover agent in November. At the time  the three men allegedly helped transport what they believed was six kilograms of methamphetamine  along with marijuana and counterfeit cigarettes.\nAccording to the affidavit  the FBI began investigating  Collins  after they suspected  him  of accepting cash payments to provide illegal security for illegal marijuana grow facilities and distributing other controlled substances.\n Collins   a 15-year veteran of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department  also allegedly told the undercover agent who was posing as a drug dealer he was available for other services  such as assaulting people who posed problems to the undercover agent in exchange for cash.\n Collins  and the other two men arrested Tuesday each face life in prison for federal drug trafficking conspiracy charges.\nThe LASD said it is cooperating with the FBI in the investigation and  Collins  has been placed on administrative leave.",
            "output": [
                "Kenneth Collins"
            ]
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            "input": "Nine years after  he  bought an 89-acre parcel near Martins Beach in San Mateo County  California   Silicon Valley venture capitalist Vinod Khosla  appears to have given up on  his  battle to block public access to the shore.\n Khosla  was found to be in violation of the California Coastal Act when  in 2009   he  began locking a gate to a road that leads down to a parking lot on the beach.  Khosla  reportedly paid $37.5 million for a beach-adjacent property in 2008  and the path that provides access to Martins Beach passes through land  he  owns. Khosla  who runs  his  own firm   Khosla Ventures   and is a cofounder of Sun Microsystems  has an estimated net worth of $2.1 billion.\nBy ruling that  Khosla  must open Martins Beach to the public in August  California's First District Court of Appeals in San Francisco upheld a 2014 ruling by the San Mateo County Superior Court. The Surfrider Foundation had originally filed suit against  Khosla  in March 2013.\nAccording to The Mercury News   Khosla 's attorneys told the California Coastal Commission that the gate would be open for limited hours  or \"certain days from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. \" in the words of commission spokesperson Noaki Schwartz. The commission had threatened to fine  Khosla  more than $11 000 a day if  he  did not comply.",
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                "Vinod Khosla"
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            "input": "Bush delivers a speech to crew onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln to declare combat operations over in Iraq , as the carrier steamed toward San Diego , California on May 1 , 2003 . \nBush felt a heavy burden of responsibility for protecting the nation . \nThey included the chairman of Bush 's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board , Brent Scowcroft ; the former CENTCOM commander Anthony Zinni , and the chairman of the House Armed Services Committee , Ike Skelton . \nWhen George W. Bush entered office , \"nation building\" was anathema . \nHe also felt that those pushing for war had no idea that the war might last ten years .52 Skelton sent Bush multiple questions about the cost and duration of the occupation , noting that he should not \"take the first step without considering the last .\" \nBush 's decision-making style was based on his gut instincts .58 His snap judgment that somehow Saddam was behind September 11 , or might be behind the next attack on America , remained with him . \n-- President George W. Bush , State of the Union , January 29 , 2002 . \nOnce it became clear that Bush was on a track to war , they sought to find a diplomatic exit or , failing that , to garner international support and create legitimacy for an invasion . \nThe fact that Saddam \"tried to kill -LSB- his -RSB- dad\" weighed on Bush 's decision making . \nPresident George W. Bush 's decision to invade Iraq on March 20 , 2003 , was not a blunder on the scale of those of Napoleon , Hitler and Tojo . \nPowell also told Bush that the United States would \"own\" Iraq after an invasion and that it would dominate all other foreign - policy initiatives . \nBush 's decision-making style was based on his gut instincts . \nBush was reelected in November of 2004 as much because of as despite his invasion of Iraq . \nInspections were moving too slowly for the Bush team . \nThis unfinished business concerned Bush directly . \nBush considered himself to be \"the decider .\" \nIn this environment different factors conspired to lead Bush to a decision to pursue an optional war that most Americans believe in retrospect did much more harm than good to their interests . \nBush felt that September 11 was the \"Pearl Harbor of the 21st Century ,\" 59 and that his new and transcending purpose as president was to prevent another , possibly worse , one .60 . \nAnd yet this flawed concept drove the Bush administration to an early and uncoordinated decision for war , brushing aside the need for analysis , distorting intelligence , marginalizing senior officers who raised doubts and neglecting postconflict stabilization requirements . \nIn March , when the French threatened to veto a second resolution , Bush dropped the effort and gave Saddam a forty-eight-hour ultimatum to leave Iraq . \nBush was quick to reach decisions , and , once reached , he saw change as a sign of weakness .61 After he reached an early decision on war , he was prepared to try a UN resolution , but not change his fundamental course . \nRice was Bush 's closest confidant . \nBush made the case for this during a June 2002 speech at West Point , arguing that the United States could not rely on Cold War concepts such as deterrence and containment to deal with terrorists who are willing to commit suicide for their cause . \nDuring his UN General Assembly speech in September 2002 , Bush tied the doctrine of preemption to Iraq , noting \"with every step the Iraqi regime takes towards gaining and deploying the most terrible weapons , our own options to confront that regime will narrow .\" \nIf there was a debate inside the Bush Administration , it was one - sided and muted .\" \non the fifth anniversary of U.S. President George W. Bush 's \"Mission Accomplished\" speech which declared an end to major hostilities in Iraq during a rally on Pennsylvania Avenue in Front of the White House in Washington , DC , May 1 , 2008 . \nShortly after the September 11 attacks , Tenet presented Bush with a list of countries malevolent enough to help al Qaeda get a dirty bomb : Iraq was on the top of that list . \nThat notion had a profound impact on Bush .66 Bush said : \"I made my decision -LSB- for war -RSB- based upon enough intelligence to tell me that -LSB- our -RSB- country was threatened with Saddam Hussein in power .\" \nBush did not back down from his decision to proceed toward war , but he did agree to give a UN resolution a try . \nEven before the inauguration , Cheney asked outgoing Secretary of Defense William Cohen to provide Bush with a briefing focused on Iraq . \nIt is not clear exactly when Bush decided to invade Iraq . \nWhen the George W. Bush administration entered office , its initial focus was on China and military transformation . \n31 On September 17 , Bush told his advisors : \"I believe Iraq was involved .\" \nThe fifth was impatience on the part of the Bush team to wait for the results of the arms inspectors who were making progress in Iraq , results that could have obviated the need for war . \nA week after the attack , Wolfowitz began sending memos to Rumsfeld making the case for an attack on Iraq .34 Cheney soon began talking about Iraq as a threat to peace .35 Bush told the British prime minister , Tony Blair , in mid-September that Iraq was not the immediate problem .36 But that changed after the fall of Kabul .37 . \nThat all changed on September 11 , 2001.10 Initially , Bush , Wolfowitz and others thought that Iraq might be behind the attacks .11 So did a large majority of the American people , a belief reinforced by the speculation of administration officials . \nIt became clear that this was not the case , as Bush finally revealed ,12 but for many this connection stuck . \nBush indicated that as soon as the Taliban were driven from Afghanistan , he would turn his attention to Saddam .13 . \nIn March of 2002 , Bush informally told a group of senators : \"We 're taking him -LSB- Saddam -RSB- out .\" \nBureaucratically they formed the leading position within the Bush administration in 2002 , with Cheney dominating the White House and Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz controlling Defense . \nCheney had daily contact with Bush and was his closest advisor on national security matters . \nThe CIA had missed several indications that might have given specific warning about the September 11 attack and was not about to be caught off guard again .15 Because the Bush administration had not acted on more-general intelligence warnings of the al Qaeda threat to the U.S. homeland , it would take any future warning much more seriously . \nThe intelligence that Bush and others received was based on outdated and incorrect evidence , material from untrustworthy human sources , and worst-case analysis .70 The United States had no reliable intelligence assets in Iraq .71 International WMD inspectors had been kicked out of Iraq since 1998 ; so in that sense Saddam brought this about himself . \nOn November 21 , 2001 , Bush asked that the war plan for Iraq be secretly updated , which shocked the military .38 By the end of December 2001 , Central Command -LRB- CENTCOM -RRB- Commander Tommy Franks was at the Bush ranch in Crawford , Texas , briefing the President and his national security team on the war plan .39 .",
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            "input": "But no matter who wins the national election  few believe that Greece can go on without a major overhaul of its government. In Thessaloniki   Mr. Boutaris  has been trying to do that on a local scale for 18 months  bringing  his  experience as a businessman to bear on the bloated work force  the tangled regulations and the huge debt that afflicts the city  much as it does the country.\nMany of  his  efforts have prompted city workers to strike and protest. But  he  is undeterred. Nor does  he  have any patience for the shop owners who have ignored  his  efforts to clean up the look of this gracious but somewhat shabby city by enforcing rules about modest signage.\n“There was one guy who said to me  he  wants Thessaloniki to be like Hong Kong ”  Mr. Boutaris  said with a shake of  his  head and an expletive. “Well  I said  ‘I don’t want to be like Hong Kong. You think your business will be destroyed because you don’t have a sign on the fifth floor? I don’t think so.’ ”\nThessaloniki was about $126 million in debt when  Mr. Boutaris  a successful winemaker   was sworn into office. ( His  predecessor has since been indicted  along with 17 others. They are accused of stealing almost $38 million.) The city was doing a poor job of delivering basic services  most importantly in garbage collection. It was losing manufacturing jobs to Bulgaria. And as far as  Mr. Boutaris  was concerned  Thessaloniki was far from meeting its potential as a tourist attraction and a port city that offers easy access to the Balkans.\n Mr. Boutaris  has hardly solved all the issues. But  he  is already widely credited with increasing tourism  which  he  sees as a way of generating revenues without the need for expensive investment. Brushing aside centuries of tense relations with Turkey   Mr. Boutaris  set off to Istanbul to initiate a campaign to attract tourists.\nShortly afterward  Turkish Airlines resumed flights here  and the number of Turks visiting the city — the birthplace of Turkey’s first president  Mustafa Kemal Ataturk — doubled last year.  Mr. Boutaris  has also reached out to Israel because the Thessaloniki region  with a population of about one million  once had a large Jewish population. Cruise ships now stop here more frequently.\nAt the same time   Mr. Boutaris  has taken measures large and small to rein in the budget.  He  hired an auditor to get to the bottom of the city’s finances  which until recently still involved cash transactions into city pension funds. (Employees were handed stacks of bills and told to make deposits. This is said to have played a large roll in the indictments.)  He  has forced workers to account for their overtime  started a recycling program and traded in  his  limousine for an economy model. So far   Mr. Boutaris  has reduced costs by 30 percent.\n“What I am trying to do is to open all fronts and create a huge turbulence ”  Mr. Boutaris  said. “When you propose the slightest change  people say no. If you do it all at once  it is a different thing. Something has to break through.”\n“And you cannot step back ”  he  added. “If you step back  you lose.”\n Mr. Boutaris  is a rarity in Greece  where most people who seek higher office are career politicians.  He  won election by just 300 votes.  He  is unusually candid  by Greek standards  about  himself .  He  has admitted to being an alcoholic and no longer drinks. And  he  was divorced for seven years and then remarried  his  wife.\nResidents here talk about how approachable  he  is compared with the usual politician.  He  rides a bicycle around town and sits in cafes like everyone else  debating the city’s problems. In fact   Mr. Boutaris  denies  he  is a politician.  He  says running the city is just a project  something to keep  him  busy now that  he  has turned  his  wine business over to  his  three children.\n“My wife said  ‘You need to find something else to do ’ ”  Mr. Boutaris  says of  his  decision to go into politics.\n HE  initially joined the Communist Party  but soon resigned.  He  considers  himself  a socialist  but belongs to no party.  His  goal   he  said  is to make Thessaloniki a place where businesses can flourish. But  he  is not happy with the local merchants. The small shopkeepers   he  said  do not want to pay taxes and complain that the malls are undercutting their business.\n Mr. Boutaris  says they must stay open later to compete with the malls  which are open until 9 p.m. But the shop owners are not interested. Another expletive.\nBefore taking office   Mr. Boutaris  was known for  his  winery and for establishing a preserve to protect bears and wolves.  He  says  his  intent was to preserve the forest  but the bears were an easier selling point. “Everybody likes bears ”  he  said. “The forest would have been harder.”\nThe garbage trucks are also a problem. More than half are out for repairs at any given time. So  Mr. Boutaris  has decided to contract the maintenance to a private company. City workers promptly went on strike  fearing further privatization. “It will be settled soon ”  he  said. “I’m 70 years old  and I believe I know what I am doing.”",
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            "input": "LeBron James  who opted to enter the NBA without playing college basketball  has a solution for the NCAA’s one-and-done problem. (Tony Dejak/Associated Press)\nThe NCAA is “corrupt ”  LeBron James  said Tuesday  echoing a sentiment that’s seemingly growing louder as more coaches are implicated in an FBI pay-for-play scandal.\nSaid  James   considering the NBA’s G League for player development:\nSo where does that leave  LeBron  and  his  ideas?",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (AP) — \"Many of you have jobs  many of you have families \" Sen. Al Franken told Democratic leaders gathered on the eve of a hotly contested governor's election in Virginia. After an expectant pause  he leaned into the microphone and added  \"Ignore them.\"\n Franken  was jokingly beseeching activists to get out the vote the following day  in what ended up as a surprisingly decisive victory for Democratic candidate Ralph Northam. But the moment  barely two weeks ago  also underscored how high the one-time \"Saturday Night Live\" comic had risen in  his  party's firmament.\nAfter spending much of  his  nearly nine years as senator trying to shed  his  funnyman image and quietly digging into issues like internet access and consumer protection   he  was now a draw at political events and mentioned by some as a 2020 presidential possibility. Months of savaging some of President Donald Trump's appointees had turned the Harvard-educated Franken into a weapon of choice for Democrats eager to attack the administration and energize party voters.  He  brandished comedy as a bludgeon.\nNow   Franken 's rising trajectory has been interrupted by allegations  he  had physical contact with four women without their permission.  He  faces a Senate ethics investigation for improper conduct and hasn't been seen publicly since the first claims of misbehavior last week.  His  future is suddenly unclear.\n\"It's always a great disappointment when leaders you like and admire do bad stuff \" said Mike Lux  a liberal Democratic consultant. He said it was premature to say how the allegations would affect  Franken 's career. But  Lux added  \"If more incidents come to light   he 's got a real problem.\"\nLos Angeles radio anchor Leeann Tweeden last week said  Franken  had put  his  tongue in her mouth during a 2006 USO tour  before  he  became senator. She also posted a photo of  him  with  his  hands above her chest as she slept wearing a flak vest aboard a military plane. Franken  66  has apologized.\nIn a story published Wednesday by the Huffington Post  two more women alleged that  Franken  touched their buttocks during campaign events in 2007 and 2008.\n Franken  canceled a sold-out appearance in Atlanta to promote  his  book  \"Al Franken  Giant of the Senate.\"  His  aides have said  he 's \"spending time with  his  family and doing a lot of reflecting.\"\nFILE - In this May 3  2017  file photo   Senate Judiciary Committee member Sen. Al Franken  listens on Capitol Hill in Washington  as FBI Director James Comey testified before the committee on oversight of the FBI.  Franken  has spent much of  his  nine years as senator trying to shed  his  funnyman image and digging into issues. That rising trajectory has been interrupted by allegations that  he  forcibly kissed one woman and squeezed another’s buttocks without their permission. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster  File)\n Franken  came to the Senate after a months-long recount gave  him  a 312-vote victory in  his  2008 election.  He  immediately distanced  himself  from  his  decades of professional comedy  which included off-color jokes about rape and disparaging women  and avoided national reporters.\nInstead   he  focused on building a reputation as a studious senator  pushing legislation to crack down on Wall Street rating agencies  he  considered complicit in the 2007 economic collapse. As a signature issue   he  adopted the push to protect \"net neutrality \" an Obama administration policy barring internet providers from blocking or hindering websites. The Trump administration's Federal Communications Commission said Tuesday it will dismantle the rule.\n Franken  helped shape parts of former President Barack Obama's health care law and tackled farm and mental health issues.  He  easily secured a second six-year term in 2014  defeating a Republican businessman.\n Franken  appeared on  his  first Sunday network talk show late in  his  first term amid signs  he  was bolstering  his  national profile. But it was Trump's emergence that teased out a new  Franken  and had  him  pivot from staid senator to liberal attack dog.\nIn withering interrogations in the Senate   Franken  has clashed with a parade of Trump Cabinet appointees.\n\" He  made those guys sweat \" former Senate Democratic aide Jim Manley said. \" He 's got the ability to channel some of the populist rage against the administration.\"\n Franken  had a celebrated clash last month with Jeff Sessions over the attorney general's evolving descriptions of  his  contacts with Russian officials during last year's presidential campaign. Sessions  a Trump campaign official  told Congress in January  he 'd not communicated with the Russians.  He  later said  he  didn't recall such contact. Then last month   he  told the Senate Judiciary Committee  he 'd had no \"improper discussions\" with them.",
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            "input": "Some market watchers say most such trading is conducted outside Germany  and Schaeuble said Wednesday that Berlin's move -- which applies only to domestic markets -- effectively bans naked short-selling only of German and Austrian government debt.\n \"The criticism made of our plans that we are impairing trading of other European government bonds is unfounded \" he argued. He added that the legislation will allow his ministry to authorize exceptions.\n Schaeuble said he acted after hearing that the European Commission wouldn't be able to propose rules on naked short-selling before October.\n He noted that a German decision earlier this year to introduce a levy on banks  which would pay into a fund to cover the costs of future financial crises  was followed by European proposals.",
            "output": [
                "Wolfgang Schaeuble",
                "Schaeuble"
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            "input": "As the youngest Kardashian sister   Kylie Jenner  has been an unforeseen success  arguably eclipsing even Kim in social media influence and general notoriety. Given  Jenner ’s #impact  not to mention  her  age   her  rumored pregnancy made more waves than Kim’s or Khloé’s  and has been the subject of intense scrutiny ever since. Unfortunately for a legion of Daily Mail reporters  a folder of zoomed-in  grainy images of  Jenner  in a loose T-shirt does not a pregnancy confirmation make. Despite (allegedly) being due to deliver an (alleged) baby in February  Kylie hasn’t actually confirmed any of this—not on her Instagram  her Snapchat or her family’s flagship reality TV show.\nDiehard Kylie devotees (and one or two Travis Scott fans  I guess) have all sorts of ideas about how and when Kylie will announce her progeny. One widespread theory held that the Kardashians would reveal a pregnant Kylie on their annual Christmas card. Although the month-long countdown kept tensions high  the 25th came and went without a festive baby bump; in fact   Jenner  was entirely absent from the photo shoot.\nOver the weekend  the lazy Kylie pregnancy beat (lots of unconvincing social media “clues ” miscellaneous Travis Scott gossip) was revived when a host of rumors placed  Jenner  in labor. A handful of social media users claimed to have seen the elusive lip-kit mogul at Cedars-Sinai hospital where  they deduced  she had likely come to deliver her Kardashian heir. This happy news was complicated by an army of Kardashian sources that quickly flocked to tabloid outfits trying to squash the story. As “multiple” anonymous tipsters told TMZ  “Kylie isn’t due this month  and she hasn’t gone into premature labor. Rumors began heating up Friday that Kylie had checked into Cedars-Sinai in L.A.—where all the other Kardashian sisters gave birth—but we’re told it’s definitely not true.”\nOf course  anyone with a passing knowledge of the Kardashian empire knows that any Kardashian “source” could very well be  Kris Jenner  in hair extensions with a funny accent.  Jenner  has a talent for controlling  her  family’s narrative  and it would make perfect sense for  her  to try and quell these rumors  buying some time for Kylie’s big news to dominate Sunday and Monday night’s Keeping Up with the Kardashians two-night special—aptly titled “Bun In The Oven.”\nInstead  I spent two hours listening to  Kris Jenner  talk about  her  earlobe insecurities  culminating in an all-family announcement of Khloé Kardashian’s already confirmed pregnancy (Kendall and Kylie FaceTimed in  Rob was MIA).\nTo truly understand the rudeness of this much-hyped two-part special  you have to realize that  Kris Jenner  spent the majority of the first hour handcuffed to a mime. While this “prank” was exactly as excruciating as you might imagine  it did produce the best quote of the entire episode  courtesy of Khloé: “Being handcuffed to this mime is exactly what my mom needs to get going.” Elsewhere in Calabasas  the Kardashians are using their potent platform to paint Rob as the victim in his ongoing custody battle with ex Blac Chyna (you know  the woman who he published revenge porn of on social media).\nBut back to the real issue at hand:  Kris Jenner’s huge  embarrassingly low-hanging earlobes . “Ever since Kim made a comment” about her momager’s lobes   Kris  has been out scrounging for flattering earmuffs and strategically-placed hair extensions (essentially Payot). Instead of accessorizing like a young Hasidic boy   Kris  decides to get  her earlobes  cut off. Meanwhile  Khloé is feeling sluggish during her workouts and takes a pregnancy test. Or  more likely  Khloé pretends to take a pregnancy test for the cameras. Keeping Up with the Kardashians is shot at odd intervals according to its casts’ busy schedules  and it’s not uncommon to watch a Kardashian anxiously prepare for an event that’s already taken place  or seemingly reenact a dramatic conversation. Still  judging from earlier episodes this season  we can assume that most of this episode was shot in the summer or early fall—at which point Kylie Jenner would already know that she’s pregnant. With that in mind  it’s possible that this episode actually does confirm the rumored pregnancy.\nIn one scene  Kris Jenner picks up a phone call from a frantic Kylie  who says that one of her employees is surreptitiously trying to take pictures of her. While this is objectively creepy  it would only be a real situation if Kylie had something to hide. “To have somebody in her own home trying to snap pictures they shouldn’t be snapping is really  really stressful ”  Kris  narrates. “You want to be able to trust the people that you’re surrounded by  but we have to really be on alert at all time  and that’s extremely upsetting when you feel like you can’t be in your own bedroom or bathroom.”\nJenner continued  “I really feel bad for Kylie because there’s always somebody that’s trying to exploit a certain situation.” If  as  Kris ’s outfit suggests  this scene was shot in late August  the “certain situation” she’s referring to is almost certainly Kylie’s fertility. It’s seeming more and more likely that this is the most overt confirmation Keeping Up viewers will get—even if Kylie hasn’t already given birth  her alleged due date is fast approaching. Now that this “special” episode has come and gone without an announcement  it’s likely that Kylie will eventually break her silence to debut a baby  not a baby bump.",
            "output": [
                "Kris Jenner"
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            "input": "In such a crowded field  then  the essential question is simple: Who has been the best hitter? As long as  he  has also played capably on defense   he  should get the award. Votto it is.\nLegacy should not matter in the voting  but it offers a compelling backdrop: Washington’s  Max Scherzer  is seeking his third Cy Young Award  and the Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw  his  fourth. Kershaw should win  but the margin is really close.\nScherzer has 26⅓ more innings than  Kershaw  — again  heading into the weekend — and has allowed 14 more earned runs. That comes to a 4.78 E.R.A. So imagine that the pitchers had the same stats through 171 innings  but  Kershaw  stopped and Scherzer continued — but was generally ineffective.\n Kershaw  gets the edge  but there is no wrong choice between the two. This much is certain: The two richest pitching contracts in N.L. history ($215 million for Kershaw  $210 million for Scherzer) have been wise investments this season.",
            "output": [
                "Kershaw Max Scherzer",
                "Scherzer"
            ]
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            "input": "Two weeks ago  I reported that former Oklahoma City Police Department senior forensic analyst Elaine Taylor is the mother-in-law of Detective Rocky Gregory  who co-led the investigation of former OCPD officer Daniel Holtzclaw. This information was not disclosed by police or prosecutors before  during  or after a biased investigation  botched forensic analysis and testimony  and chaotic trial that resulted in a 263-year sentence for Holtzclaw -- who has maintained his complete and actual innocence from the start and is appealing his convictions.\n2) How was Taylor assigned to the Daniel Holtzclaw case  on which Det. Gregory served as co-lead sex-crimes unit investigator?\nSmith failed to answer how Taylor was assigned to the case. He did  however  admit that the \"administration of the OCPD was aware of the relationship between Elaine Taylor and Rocky Gregory.\" Yet  the administration did not disclose this relationship to  Holtzclaw 's defense team  which was then denied an opportunity to cross-examine Taylor and Gregory about that relationship to impeach the witnesses by uncovering potential bias and prejudice against  Holtzclaw .\nFinally  Smith glibly asserted  \"the forensic lab did not have a  Holtzclaw  case.\"\n1) Forensic analyst Elaine Taylor's son-in-law  Det. Rocky Gregory  interrogated  Holtzclaw  with Det. Davis on June 18  2014  just 14 hours after  Holtzclaw  pulled over Jannie Ligons at an end-of-shift traffic stop.\n2) Forensic analyst Elaine Taylor's son-in-law  Det. Rocky Gregory  mishandled and potentially contaminated the evidence bag used to store  Holtzclaw 's uniform pants -- the linchpin forensic evidence examined and tested by his mother-in-law.\nAs forensic expert Dr. Michael Spence noted in a sworn affidavit supporting  Holtzclaw 's motion for an evidentiary hearing:\n\"At the June 18  2014  interrogation of Officer Holtzclaw  investigators secured the uniform pants at about 6:00 p.m. At the beginning of this process  video footage showed Detective Gregory placing his bare hand into the evidence bag. The detective proceeded to push on the bottom of the bag -- in order to fully open it.  Officer Holtzclaw  could then be seen handling  his  utility belt   his  cell phone   his  pockets   his  wallet  and  his  keys -- (SET ITAL) all prior (END ITAL) to unclasping his belt  unzipping his fly  and removing his pants. In addition to the obvious DNA transfer issues associated with this order of events  both the belt and the pants collected from  Officer Holtzclaw  were placed in (SET ITAL) one bag (END ITAL). Consequently  these items were stored together  transported together  and remained together  until the moment that the lab analyst accessed the contents of the evidence bag.\"\n3) Forensic analyst Elaine Taylor's son-in-law  Det. Rocky Gregory  was present during the search of  Holtzclaw 's car in the wake of Ligons' sexual assault allegation. All of the swabs taken from the car were submitted to the OCPD crime lab. In fact  when Elaine Taylor called Det. Davis to ask a question about the swabs  Det. Davis replied that she could not answer the questions because \"I did not ask for those swabs to be taken.\"\n4) Forensic analyst Elaine Taylor's son-in-law  Det. Gregory  was one of six participants in a meeting at the Springlake Division before  Holtzclaw  was taken to headquarters to be questioned about the Ligons stop.\n6) After  Holtzclaw 's interrogation  forensic analyst Elaine Taylor's son-in-law  Det. Gregory  accompanied  Holtzclaw  to his home  where Det. Gregory failed to take key pieces of forensic evidence  including  Holtzclaw 's underwear (which Det. Gregory incorrectly assumed had been washed) and other uniforms.\n7) Richard Smith's denial that the crime lab handled a \"Holtzclaw case\" is contradicted by the lab's own assignment of just two case numbers -- SD14-273 and SD14-399 -- for all the evidence tested. Both lab case numbers list the defendant as \"Holtzclaw  Daniel.\" Lab case No. SD14-273 combined evidence from several accusers' allegations under that one case  beginning with Ligons' allegations and including DNA from nine other accusers (Terri Morris  Sherry Ellis  Florene Mathis  Carla Johnson  Rosetta Grate  Kala Lyles  Regina Copeland  Adaira Gardner and Syrita Bowen)  as well as DNA from  Holtzclaw  and his then-girlfriend Kerri Hunt.\n8) Forensic analyst Elaine Taylor's son-in-law  Det. Gregory  was one of 12 OCPD officials who executed a search warrant at 633 Culbertson Drive on Sept. 3  2014  the residence where accuser Rosetta Grate alleged  Holtzclaw  assaulted her and where she alleged she had left DNA evidence on the back of a chair and on a towel she claimed she left in a bedroom closet. Taylor conducted testing on evidence collected at this scene where her son-in-law  who had earlier mishandled DNA evidence collection at  Holtzclaw 's interrogation  was present.\nIn other words  Det. Gregory and Det. Davis  supervised by Lt. Muzny  consolidated the forensic evidence in the Morris and Ligons cases under 14-049050 (the case number assigned to Ligons' incident) since they were both \"related\" to  Holtzclaw . As described previously  the police submitted DNA from Ligons and nine other accusers under Ligons' lab case No. SD14-273. Police incident number 14-49050 (Ligons' case) is present on many evidence documents signed by Elaine Taylor (such as chain of custody forms for accusers' buccal swabs). This means that Taylor was well aware that numerous alleged victims were involved in No. 14-049050 -- not just Jannie Ligons.\nIn sum  Det. Gregory was actively and intimately involved in the  Holtzclaw  investigation from day one  including participating in a strategic meeting with higher-ups before  Holtzclaw 's interrogation  conducting the interrogation with Det. Davis  overseeing the search of  Holtzclaw 's vehicle  and participating in the formulation of a photo lineup for accuser Ligons (which Det. Davis nixed). Det. Gregory personally collected and directly submitted DNA evidence in the Holtzclaw case to his mother-in-law and participated in a raid of a home where more DNA evidence in the Holtzclaw case was collected and submitted to his mother-in-law.\nTaylor's collaboration with the prosecution to emphasize that the DNA on  Holtzclaw 's pants that she matched to accuser Adaira Gardner was most likely from vaginal fluid transfer \"not only contradicted the scientific results \" according to Dr. Spence  but also \"defied the logic that wearers typically leave DNA on their frequently used garments.\" He further noted that the minuscule quantities of DNA mixtures found on  Holtzclaw 's pants \"were quite consistent with the expected transfer of epithelial skin cells during incidental handling events.\"",
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            "input": "Ralph Northam beat  Ed Gillespie  in the governor’s race 53.9 to 45 percent — by nearly nine points. Justin Fairfax beat Jill Vogel in the lieutenant governor’s race 52.7 to 47.3. And Mark Herring beat John Adams 53.3 to 46.7 percent.\nBy comparison  Hillary Clinton won 52.8 percent of the two-party portion of the 2016 vote to Donald Trump’s 47.2 percent. Vogel and Adams were known as strong Trump supporters  whereas  Gillespie  was known as an establishment Republican who tried to embrace Trumpism without talking about Trump. Vogel and Adams performed state-wide roughly the same as Trump did  whereas  Gillespie  just got crushed.  Gillespie  only lost  his  2014 Senate race to Warner by less than a percentage point.\nWhat does it mean that  Gillespie  performed not just worse than Trump  and worse than  he  did in 2014  but worse than  his  top-of-the-ballot cohorts who were openly Trump-supportive? Many theories have been offered.\nSome say  his  attempt at fusionism failed  and that you can’t be half a populist and expect voters to buy it. Others say  he  didn’t have the benefit of running against Clinton  a candidate who managed to lose nationwide despite having so many resources supporting her. Others say it’s just Gillespie himself — a seasoned swamp lobbyist and establishment figure running for office at a time when voters have had enough of that sort. But  Gillespie  performed quite well with downstate  traditional conservative Republican voters  failing to resonate in  his  own homeland of Northern Virginia.  He  only did a tiny bit better than Trump in the heart of the swamp — Fairfax County. That’s Gillespie’s home county!\nNo matter the cause   Gillespie  didn’t do as well as Trump in a race where his running mate Vogel did slightly better than Trump had.\nIf  Gillespie  had won  his  race for the governorship and the Republicans kept the House of Delegates despite the lack of progress by Republicans who control the congressional and executive branches  maybe there would be an argument for continuing in that vein. But with Democrats emboldened by their huge win in Virginia and a demoralized Republican base  members of Congress are delusional if they think they can keep their jobs without passing tax reform  repealing Obamacare  and some other dramatic achievement.",
            "output": [
                "Ed Gillespie"
            ]
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            "input": "Donald Trump and  Chris Christie  campaign in 2016. (Photo: John Minchillo  AP)\nI recall  Chris Christie’s  first interview with our editorial board after he won the 2009 election. We asked what had changed in his life now that he was governor of New Jersey.\nMore:  Chris Christie  polishes  his  Trump brand as the swamp beckons\nMore:  Chris Christie  on the beach: New Jersey had a bad day  why should he suffer?\nThe governor’s fight against opioid abuse won him national praise. But the standing ovation really should go to the Christie who pushed for drug courts  treatment over incarceration and the near elimination of cash bail. No other governor could have done so much to right the scales of justice for minorities and low-income defendants. None of this is sexy to voters in national primaries  which makes these initiatives so much more important in judging all that was  Christie . He was capable of being a great leader.\nThen came Superstorm Sandy— the event that made  Christie  a national figure even as it pretty much set in motion everything that destroyed him. It fed his ego. The national attention he received in his blue fleece telling someone to get off the beach  the bombast that was akin to a happy King Lear  not howling at the wind  but pushing the wind back. He seemed invincible.\nAfter Sandy  Christie was a rising Republican star. Everything he did was now seen through a rosy prism. He was the Republican governor of a blue state getting things done. To be clear: New Jersey is neither blue nor red. It’s madras. Tom Kean  Christie Whitman — Republicans had won statewide before. New Jersey wanted a reformer in 2009 and  Christie  seemed to fit that bill.\nThe most telling moment from  Christie’s  final State of the State address this month was a sentence he ad-libbed. The prepared text read: “We ran to be a Governor who did not just mark time. We ran to win and to be a Governor of consequence.” What  Christie  said during the speech was  “I ran to win. I always ran to win. I ran to be a governor of consequence.”\nThat’s it in a nutshell. The fatal flaw. A chief executive consumed with winning who would assemble a team consumed with his winning. It explains more than anything how Bridgegate could come to pass  how a smart  politically savvy man like  Christie  could put so many of the wrong people in high-profile jobs. Did he know before the George Washington Bridge lane closures  during the lane closures or shortly after the lane closures that created a massive four-day traffic jam? At this point it matters less than that he always knew too many people on his team were capable of being punitive  petty and destructive in the cause of  Christie  winning.\n Christie  tried to minimize the scandal.  He  wasted millions of taxpayer dollars on a whitewash report prepared by high-priced lawyers.  He  bled NJ Transit dry.\n He  bullied.  He  baited. And just as Sandy had made  him  a star  Bridgegate made  him  a pariah. Not all at once. But by the time  he  left New Jersey to raise money for Republican governors across the nation and then to openly pursue the presidency   he  was already failing in New Jersey.\nI once was as close to a Christie cheerleader as  he  could find in the New Jersey media. There was a time when I believed  he  was the real deal.  He  was funny  well informed and enjoyed a vigorous debate on issues — at least off the record.\nThe brilliance of  Christie  remains somewhere inside him  but he was not the greatest natural politician I will ever see. The greatest natural politician would never forget that he was entirely dependent on the charity of others — voters.  Christie  once told a young man at a town hall who asked how to get into politics that you first have to ask people for their votes. He said a candidate had to recognize that voters could choose anyone they wanted  that receiving a vote was a gift.\nThe governor forgot that lesson or  as his ratings tanked  decided it no longer mattered. He became more important than anything. It was not about New Jersey winning  but  Christie  winning.\nVoters elected  Christie  to serve until Jan. 16  2018  but he checked out on Election Day 2013.",
            "output": [
                "Chris Christie Trump",
                "Trump"
            ]
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            "input": "(CNN)  Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar  has said  he  aspires to a united Ireland based on \"cross-community support\" in remarks released on Tuesday  the UK Press Association reported.\n\"In terms of a united Ireland  our constitution is clear on this \"  he  said. \"Our constitution aspires to there being a united Ireland. I share that aspiration.\"\nBut  Varadkar  made clear that unity between Ireland and Northern Ireland -- which is part of the United Kingdom -- could come about only \"by consent.\"\n\"When it does come about I would like to see it command a degree of cross-community support \"  he  added.\nBuilding support for Irish unity across both Catholic and Protestant communities in Northern Ireland is \"a 50-year project \" Bew said.  Varadkar 's remarks are \"a way of saying ... we don't want unity any time soon.\"\nWhatever his motivation   Varadkar  is likely to come under renewed fire from pro-unionist parties in Northern Ireland.\nIn the days before the border deal was brokered   Varadkar  and  his  government were accused of exploiting the negotiations to forward their ambitions for a united Ireland.  Varadkar  was insisting that talks should not progress until London committed to preventing a \"hard\" border.",
            "output": [
                "Leo Varadkar"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Travis Kalanick has to get Uber's bet on self-driving cars right.\n\"It starts with understanding that the world is going to go self-driving and autonomous \"  he  told Business Insider in an interview.\n\"So if that's happening  what would happen if we weren't a part of that future? If we weren't part of the autonomy thing? Then the future passes us by basically  in a very expeditious and efficient way \"  he  said.\nThese are big  bold  and aggressive moves characteristic of the Uber that has already changed how millions get around in cities across the globe. But they also show the growing existential threat that  Kalanick  feels if  his  company doesn't wake up to the impending revolution in transportation.\nAnd  he 's not willing to cede any ground to giants with hundreds of billions of dollars in the bank  like Apple or Google.\n\"If we are not tied for first  then the person who is in first  or the entity that's in first  then rolls out a ride-sharing network that is far cheaper or far higher-quality than Uber's  then Uber is no longer a thing \"  Kalanick  said.\nBusiness Insider spoke to  Kalanick  about what an Uber that relies on self-driving cars looks like — and what will happen to all of those drivers who tote people around if this is its future.\n Kalanick : I think it starts with understanding that the world is going to go self-driving and autonomous. Because  well  a million fewer people are going to die a year. Traffic in all cities will be gone. Significantly reduced pollution and trillions of hours will be given back to people — quality of life goes way up. Once you go  \"All right  there's a lot of upsides there\" and you have folks like the folks in Mountain View  [California ] a few different companies working hard on this problem  this thing is going to happen.\n Kalanick : That is the trillion-dollar question  and I wish I had an answer for you on that one  but I don't. What I know is that I can't be wrong. Right? I have to make sure that I'm ready when it's ready or that I'm making it ready. So  I have to be tied for first at the least.\n Kalanick : No  I don't. I think we're catching up. Look at some of the folks and how long they've been working on it. Lots of respect for an area that they've pioneered  and we've got to do some catch-up. And that's OK  but it means we gotta wake up early and we're going to bed late.\n Kalanick : Isn't that the thing? [Laughs] I could give you self-driving nirvana if it's in the desert  there's no oncoming traffic and there are no pedestrians. I can do it right now. The problem is I don't think I could take you anywhere that you wanted to go. [Laughs] So  that's just the state of technology.\n Kalanick : Well  it's not about whether I think it is — it's that it has to be. So  if we are not tied for first  then the person who is in first  or the entity that's in first  then rolls out a ride-sharing network that is far cheaper or far higher-quality than Uber's  then Uber is no longer a thing.\n Kalanick : I wish I had the exact timeline. If you had the exact timeline  then it would mean everything was deterministic  that you knew exactly what needed to be built  and you could sort of logically figure it out. That is not the case. We just don't know all the things. There are still things to be invented. But this is a years thing  not a decade thing. But how many? Shoot  I don't know  but I'm going to be hustling to get it out there.\n Kalanick : The first part is that the timescale is pretty long. We've got income opportunities today and we got ways of serving the city today. That's part 1.\n Kalanick : It'll be city by city  but I promise you we will go to all of them.",
            "output": [
                "Travis Kalanick"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "We know President Donald Trump during the campaign publicly encouraged the Russians to hack and release Hillary Clinton's emails. We know he referenced the WikiLeaks email dump 145 times in the closing days of the campaign. We also know that Donald Trump Jr.  Jared Kushner and then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort met with Russians in June 2016 with the promise of \"dirt\" on Hillary Clinton  and we have learned that campaign adviser George Papadopoulos had extensive contacts with Russian officials that included discussion of \"dirt\" on Clinton. To say that there is no evidence of collusion  then  would be one more big lie in a series of big lies the administration has deployed to defend itself in the Russia investigation that threatens to sink this presidency.\n\"Trump's eldest son exchanged private messages with WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign at the same time the website was publishing hacked emails from Democratic officials  according to correspondence made public Monday. Donald Trump Jr. did not respond to many of the notes  which were sent using the direct message feature on Twitter. But he alerted senior advisers on his father's campaign  including his brother-in-law  Jared Kushner  according to two people familiar with the exchanges.\nEven more directly  Donald Trump Jr. was urged to have his father tweet a link to the leaked email:\nHowever  at bottom this is also a political question  namely whether Trump's conduct violated his oath of office and whether he abused the powers of the presidency to protect himself from embarrassment. Republican tribalists likely will never reach that conclusion  but a member of Congress viewing in good faith all this evidence in context (plus  Trump 's attacks on the courts and press   his  compulsive lying and  his  refusal to protect the country against further Russian interference) could — and I would suggest  should — reach a different result. Surely if Hillary Clinton were president the Republicans would have already commenced impeachment proceedings.\n Donald Trump 's biggest flaw:  He 's not that bright",
            "output": [
                "Donald Trump Jr."
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            "input": "Biles  now 20  called Nassar's behavior \"completely unacceptable  disgusting  and abusive  especially from someone whom I was told to trust.\" She joins a list of high-profile gymnasts who have come out against  Nassar   including six-time Olympic medalist Aly Raisman  2012 all-around champion Gabby Douglas and two-time Olympic medalist McKayla Maroney.\nLike her Olympic teammates  Biles detailed abuse by  Nassar  that  he  disguised as treatment.\n\"It is impossibly difficult to relive these experiences and it breaks my heart even more to think that as I work towards my dream of competing in Tokyo 2020  I will have to continually return to the same training facility where I was abused \"  Biles  wrote.\n Biles  says  she  initially wondered if  she  was to blame.\n\"For too long I've asked myself  'Was I too naive? Was it may fault?'\"  Biles  wrote. \"I now know the answer to those questions. No. No. It was not my fault. No  I will not and should not carry the guilt that belongs to Larry Nassar  USAG  and others.\"\nUSA Gymnastics said in a statement it is \"heartbroken  sorry and angry\" that  Biles  and other athletes were harmed by Nassar.\nThat's not far enough for some. Raisman has urged the organization to remove chairman of the board Paul Parilla among others.  Biles   like Raisman  wants USA Gymnastics to take a deeper look at the conditions that allowed Nassar's behavior to run unchecked for so long.\n\"We need to know why this was able to take place for so long and to so many of us \"  Biles  said. \"We need to make sure something like this never happens again.\"",
            "output": [
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                "Biles"
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            "input": "The attempts to curtail testimony to congressional investigators became clear this week when  former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon  appeared before the House Intelligence Committee and infuriated both sides of the aisle by refusing to answer questions about  his  work during the presidential transition and in the White House.\nAt some points during  Bannon 's six hours of closed-door testimony   his  attorney took breaks to confer via telephone with the White House counsel's office to clarify what questions could be answered and came back with the same guidance:  Bannon  could not discuss any activities related to the transition or  his  tenure in the White House.\n Bannon 's team negotiated ground rules with the White House counsel's office the week prior to his appearance before the House Intelligence Committee  according to a source familiar with the situation.\nThe President's personal legal team was aware of discussions between the White House counsel's office and  Bannon 's lawyer about protecting a possible privilege claim. But it wasn't their decision  according to a person familiar with the discussions. The protection of the privilege is a matter for the White House  not the President's legal team  because it relates to the office.\nBefore the hearing   Bannon 's lawyer informed a staff member of Rep. Devin Nunes  the California Republican who chairs the House Intelligence Committee  that  Bannon  planned to claim executive privilege on topics beyond the presidential campaign  a source said.\nBut that information was apparently tightly held. \"It caught me personally by surprise\" that  Bannon  asserted executive privilege  said Rep. Mike Conaway  the Texas Republican leading the committee's Russia investigation.\nSouth Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy and Florida Rep. Tom Rooney  the other two Republicans leading the Russia probe along with Conaway  also said they weren't aware of any agreement between the White House and committee staff about the scope of  Bannon 's testimony.\n\"They wouldn't do that because I'd ask what I think is relevant to ask  and if you've got a legal privilege you can assert it \" Gowdy said  adding that  Bannon  was in a \"legally indefensible position.\"\nAs it became clear on Tuesday that  Bannon  was refusing to answer questions  the committee served  him  with a subpoena to compel  him  to divulge additional information.\nBut the scope of what  Bannon  was claiming was privileged shocked members from both parties.\n\" His  version of executive privilege is it covers the transition  the time  he  was at the White House and covers time forever \" Gowdy told Fox News Wednesday. \"That is no one's definition of executive privilege.\"\nLawmakers were also offended that  Bannon  had already divulged details about some of  his  post-campaign activities in Michael Wolff's explosive book \"Fire and Fury \" but then refused to discuss those events with the committee.  Bannon 's attorney also informed members that he would  in fact  answer those questions when he meets with special counsel Robert Mueller's team because executive privilege doesn't apply to Mueller's investigation.\nDemocrats charge that  Bannon 's appearance before the House committee marks the broadest attempt so far at using privilege to shield events that occurred from the moment Trump was elected.\nRepublicans haven't ruled out the possibility of holding  Bannon  in contempt  but at least one GOP member -- Gowdy -- suggested it was unlikely.\nHouse Speaker Paul Ryan downplayed the issue of whether witnesses like  Bannon  might be abusing the bounds of executive privilege.\nStill   Bannon 's stonewalling sparked a sharp warning from Conaway -- the Republican leading the House Russia probe -- to White House aides who might follow the Bannon model: \"We're going to insist on getting questions we need to answer our report.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Pennsylvania Republican Rep. Tim Murphy  who reportedly encouraged a woman with whom he admitted to having an affair with to have an abortion   won’t seek re-election  according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.\nIn a series of text messages obtained by the Post-Gazette  Edwards criticized  Murphy  for a pro-life statement posted on his official Facebook page.\n“And you have zero issue posting your pro-life stance all over the place when you had no issue asking me to abort our unborn child just last week when we thought that was one of the options ” Edwards wrote to  Murphy  in a January text  amid what the Post-Gazette called “an unfounded pregnancy scare.”\n Murphy  appeared to acknowledge the claim  writing in response  “I get what you say about my [March for Life] messages.”\nAfter the report’s publication  many characterized  Murphy  as a hypocrite for privately disavowing his public pro-life position.\n Murphy   65  is married and has an adult daughter.\nIn a statement to Pittsburgh’s KDKA-TV following the Post-Gazette’s report   Murphy  said  he  has “come to the decision that I will not seek re-election to Congress at the end of my current term.”\n He  said  he  wants to spend  his  remaining time in office “on mental health care reform  as well as issues affecting working families in southwestern Pennsylvania.”\n“In the coming weeks  I will take personal time to seek help as my family and I continue to work through our personal difficulties and seek healing ”  he  added. “I ask you to respect our privacy during this time.”",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Lincoln-Way East defensive end  Devin O'Rourke  knew the significance of stopping Homewood-Flossmoor from scoring on its first series of the second half.\nWith  O'Rourke  leading the charge  East forced H-F into a three-and-out and the offense responded with two straight scores for a 29-7 SouthWest Suburban win in Flossmoor.\n\"The defense knew it had to stop them \"  O'Rourke  said. \"We did that and the offense came up with the score. This is the best defense I've played on.\"\nThe 6-foot-6  250-pound  O'Rourke  not only was a force on defense  the Northwestern recruit provided the offensive line with some firepower when he substituted in at right tackle.\n O'Rourke  hadn't played on the offensive line since his freshman year. He's more than willing to step in when needed.\n\"I'm used to attacking on defense \"  O'Rourke  said. \"It's been a little different blocking. It's a little tiring going both ways  but it's fun when we score and celebrate.\"\nMax Cesario  Sam Broda  Dylan Shelton and  O'Rourke  had seven tackles each for the Griffins. Shelton   O'Rourke  and Pedersen recorded sacks.",
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            "input": "Baltimore's police commissioner  asked the FBI on Friday to take over an investigation into the fatal shooting of a city homicide detective on the eve of his scheduled testimony to a federal grand jury looking into alleged police corruption.\n Commissioner Kevin Davis  made the request a day after a U.S. District Court grand jury in Baltimore indicted former Sgt. Wayne Jenkins on charges of duping colleague Sean Suiter in 2010 into \"discovering\" drug evidence Jenkins had planted in a car.\n Davis  said police  the FBI and federal prosecutors don't believe there's a connection between Suiter's planned testimony and  his  death Nov. 15.\n Davis  suggested at a news conference  however  that the FBI and U.S. attorney's office haven't been forthcoming with information that could help  his  investigators in probing Suiter's shooting.\n\"Right now  there is no DNA evidence or other forensic evidence — blood  etc. — that identifies the perpetrator  \" Davis  said.\n\"The circumstances surrounding Detective Suiter's killing are significantly complicated by the fact that he was to appear before a federal grand jury the following day \"  Davis  wrote in a letter Friday to FBI Director Christopher Wray. \"I am growing increasingly uncomfortable that my homicide detectives do not know all of the facts known to the FBI or USAO that could  if revealed to us  assist in furthering this murder investigation.\"\n Davis  has said  he  didn't know about Suiter's scheduled testimony until nearly a week after  his  death  and that  he  learned of the latest indictment of Jenkins at the same time as the media.\n Davis  said  his  department is continuing to run down leads in Suiter's killing and is not ruling out anything  including homicide by a still-unknown person  suicide or a conspiracy.\n\"We will follow the evidence where the evidence goes. ... We are not going to discount any possibility whatsoever \"  he  said.\nAt the same time   Davis  distinguished between \"probabilities\" and \"possibilities \" and repeatedly referred to Suiter's death as a \"murder.\"  He  also said  as  he  had in the past  that physical evidence  including a garbled radio transmission from Suiter that ended with the sound of a gunshot  and the condition of the detective's clothing  indicates  he  was engaged in a struggle before  he  died.\nPolice have said Suiter and his partner were in a crime-ridden neighborhood seeking information involving a 2016 triple homicide when Suiter approached the suspicious man in a vacant lot  leading to a confrontation in which he was shot in the head. His partner can be seen on private surveillance video taking cover across the street  according to  Davis .\nWith no arrests in the case  despite a $215 000 reward  and a churning rumor mill about the death and the investigation   Davis  said  he  also sought to address public concerns.\n\"I understand the anxiety  and folks say  'Something just doesn't jive here.' ... So  in the best interest of the integrity of the investigation  I just believe it's the right thing to do to ask the FBI to assume the lead \"  Davis  said.",
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            "input": "Robert Dudley  who will replace Tony Hayward on Oct. 1  promised changes in light of the environmental disaster. \"There's no question we are going to learn things from this investigation of the incident \" he said.\n Hayward has some sympathy in his native Britain  where many pensions rely on BP stock and some consider U.S. outrage at the company to be over the top. A recurring theme in newspaper editorials and discussions among many Britons is that there simply wasn't much one man could do in the face of relentless American wrath.\n \"BP sends Tony Hayward to Siberia to appease US \" read a headline in the Guardian.\n Hayward  who will stay on BP's board until Nov. 30  will receive a year's salary of 1.045 million pounds (US$1.6 million) as part of his severance package. His pension benefits are valued at about 11 million pounds (US$16.8 million)  and he retains his rights to shares under a long-term performance program that could eventually be worth several million pounds if BP's share price recovers.\n Hayward said it was right that BP embark on its next phase under new leadership  and expressed his condolences for the families of the workers killed in the explosion.\n \"The Gulf of Mexico explosion was a terrible tragedy for which -- as the man in charge of BP when it happened -- I will always feel a deep responsibility  regardless of where blame is ultimately found to lie \" he said.\n President Barack Obama  who once said he would fire Hayward if he could  discussed the change in BP's leadership with Svanberg on Monday  Gibbs said Tuesday. No details about the conversation were released.\n Dudley spent some of his childhood in Mississippi and worked for 20 years at Amoco Corp.  which merged with BP in 1998. He lost out to Hayward on the CEO slot three years ago.\nHayward if he could  discussed the change in BP's leadership with Svanberg on Monday  Gibbs said Tuesday. No details about the conversation were released.\n \"Our concern is not who heads BP \" Gibbs said. \"Mr. Hayward is leaving. The key is that BP can't leave and should not leave the Gulf. ... They have obligations and responsibilities as the responsible party in this instance that have to be met regardless of who the CEO is.\"",
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            "input": "Lewandowski  and Deputy White House Chief of Staff Rick Dearbon’s interviews with the House Intelligence Committee come after ex-White House chief strategist Steve Bannon met with congressional investigators for almost 12 hours on Tuesday.\n Lewandowski  said on Fox Business Network's \"Mornings with Maria\" Wednesday that  he  was not instructed by the White House to withhold any information.\n\"I'll tell you anything \"  Lewandowski  said.\n Lewandowski  who led the Trump campaign for almost two years through the Republican primaries   said they welcomed the “opportunity” to testify before the committee.\n“Steve was [with the campaign] for a short period of time. I was there almost two years  every day next to the candidate  next to President Trump ”  Lewandowski  said on Fox News Channel's “Outnumbered Overtime” Tuesday. “Never  ever  ever did we coordinate or cooperate or collude with any Russians.”\n Lewandowski  told Fox News that  he  would “answer every question truthfully  honestly  to the best of my ability and the best of my recollection.”\n“But because I have nothing to hide  I’m looking forward to this opportunity help finally bring this to a close ”  he  said.\n Lewandowski  added that  he  hopes Democrats come to a “realization” that there was no Trump-Russia collusion.",
            "output": [
                "Corey Lewandowski",
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            "input": "In what has been dubbed the biggest loan fraud in India’s history  the No. 2 state-run lender PNB (PNBK.NS) has alleged that two employees at a Mumbai branch colluded with firms linked to well-known jewelers  Nirav Modi  and  his  uncle  Mehul Choksi.\nA lawyer for  Modi  has denied his client was involved in any fraud. Choksi has not commented but his firm  Gitanjali Gems (GTGM.NS)  has also denied involvement in the alleged fraud.\nSeparately  PNB said a news report that it had approached the global accounting firm PwC to conduct a probe into the alleged fraud that would help it build a case against  Nirav Modi  and  his  associates was “totally incorrect”.\nBollywood actor Priyanka Chopra  who also stars in the U.S. television series “Quantico”  terminated her contract as the brand ambassador for Nirav Modi’s eponymous high-end diamond jeweler stores  which stretch from New York to Beijing  her spokesman said.",
            "output": [
                "Nirav Modi"
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            "input": "FILE - This is a Thursday  Aug. 31  2017. file photo of European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker  left  as he welcomes  former British Prime Minister Tony Blair  prior to a meeting at EU headquarters in Brussels.  Blair  on Thursday Jan. 4  2018 was pressing  his  view that voters should be given a chance to re-think Brexit once plans for Britain’s departure from the European Union are clear. (Virginia Mayo  File/Associated Press)\nLONDON —  Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair  is pressing  his  long-held view that voters should be given a chance to re-think Brexit once plans for Britain’s departure from the European Union are clear.\n Blair  said Thursday that the Labour Party  he  led for 13 years should be actively challenging Brexit rather than going along with plans laid out by Prime Minister Theresa May and her Conservative Party allies.\n Blair  and other opponents argue that voters should be able to review these terms and decide whether to go ahead rather than be bound by the 2016 referendum  which saw Britons back Brexit by a four-point margin.\n“I’m simply saying one very  very simple thing  which is that in 2016 you knew you wanted to get out of the European Union but you didn’t see the terms of the alternative relationship ”  Blair  told the BBC radio. “If when you see those terms you think it is better to stick with Europe you are entitled to have that say.”\nIn an article on his website   Blair  said Labour should challenge May every week at prime minister’s question time by asking why the Conservatives are “weakening our country.” That approach is only credible   he  said  if Labour is clearly opposed to Brexit.\n Blair ’s political stock fell dramatically with public opposition to  his  decision to join the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq  and there are no indications that  his  opposition to Brexit is gaining traction within the party  which has moved sharply to the left since making Corbyn its leader in 2105.",
            "output": [
                "Tony Blair"
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            "input": "And yet , as just about everyone with internet access is now aware , Texas Sen. Ted Cruz , a Republican presidential candidate in 2016 , appeared to have liked a pornographic video on Twitter overnight . \nWe do n't know for sure it was Cruz himself who did the \"liking\" -- as the senator explained this morning , \"There are a number of people on the team that have access to the account and it appears that someone inadvertently hit the like button .\" \nBelow Cruz discusses the scene -LRB- that is , the one inside the court -RRB- with CNN 's Jake Tapper . \nJUST WATCHED Ted Cruz on watching porn with Justice O'Connor Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Ted Cruz on watching porn with Justice O'Connor 01:38 . \nBut that conversation , and others surrounding his book , did n't come close to being the first time Cruz happily discussed pornography on camera . \nIn February 2016 , during the Republican primary season , the Cruz campaign posted a web video featuring an actress who had appeared in erotic films . \nAsked by some unknown interviewer about his life 's ambitions , the young Cruz pauses for effect , then announces : \"Well my aspiration is to , oh I do n't know , be in a teen tit film like that guy who played Horatio . \n-LRB- Politico guessed Cruz was referencing 1986 's The Malibu Bikini Shop . -RRB- \n\"It happened that one of the actresses who was there had a more colorful film history than we were aware ,\" Cruz told reporters on the trail . \nCruz 's talents would send him in other directions . \nCruz did not appear in the scrubbed campaign clip , but he has spoken -- and written -- at some length about another unlikely run-in with the adult film industry . \nThis was years ago , when Cruz was a clerk on the high court for the late Chief Justice William Rehnquist . \nAs Cruz recalled it in his memoir , O'Connor , Rehnquist , and their respective clerks gathered for an exhibition -- as it related to a case they were considering on the regulation of online porn -- in a small room .",
            "output": [
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            "input": "It was Petty who hired  Wallace  last October to drive  his  famous No. 43 stock car  making  him  the first black driver to race regularly at NASCAR’s top level since Scott in 1971. In fact  Scott had been the only African-American to race regularly at NASCAR’s top level.\nWhen Almirola  then Petty’s driver  was injured last season   Wallace  replaced  him  for four races  doing better in each race. Petty had hired  Wallace  before Almirola even jumped to Stewart-Haas Racing in the offseason  taking Danica Patrick’s spot.\nPetty said he hired  Wallace  because of his vast potential  not his skin color. But diversity is important to NASCAR  which is trying to appeal to younger fans to fortify sagging TV ratings and live attendance. Essentially   Wallace  replaced Patrick  who wrecked Sunday in what she said would be her last NASCAR race  finishing 35th.\nPatrick never finished in the top five in 191 top-series races  but  Wallace  can top that now. He received a good-luck call before the race from Hammerin’ Hank Aaron. The four-time Formula One champion  Lewis Hamilton  who is black  also tweeted his best wishes.\n“Luckily I was sitting down when I was replying to him ”  Wallace  said Sunday of Hamilton. “I think I was taking a golf cart ride out to an appearance and I replied back. Really cool and really special for Hank Aaron also to call right there before was really special  and just knowing that people are tuning in and hopefully noticing the new face and the new change that's coming to NASCAR and they get behind it and support it. Just exciting.”\nEven before he finished third in a qualifying race Thursday   Wallace  was a popular person around Daytona.  He  then ran near the front all afternoon in a race that was splotched by three big wrecks.  Wallace  avoided them all and won a joust with Denny Hamlin to finish second.\nThe next race is Sunday at Atlanta  an event that is much less prestigious than Daytona. But NASCAR appears to have some traction. Dillon  27  is one of several emerging young drivers  but  Wallace  has a unusual background for a stock-car driver.  He  tweeted last year  “You’re not going to stop hearing about `the black driver’ for years.”\nOn Sunday   he  said  “I'm really looking forward to Atlanta. Don't know what the hell we'll have there because it's all new for us. I know this will carry over to Atlanta and be good.”",
            "output": [
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                "Wallace"
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            "input": "SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Latest on  Tiger Woods ’ second round at the Farmers Insurance Open (all times local):\nFor the first time in 29 months   Tiger Woods  is playing the weekend on the PGA Tour.\n Woods  rallied with four birdies on his back nine of the North Course at Torrey Pines  none bigger than the last one. He was one shot out of the cut line when he reached the far right side of the green on the par-5 ninth hole  some 75 feet away. Needing two putts for a birdie  he lagged it beautifully to a few feet short and tapped in for a 1-under 71.\nAs soon as  Tiger Woods  got inside the cut line  he dropped back outside of it when he bogeyed the par-3 No. 8 at Torrey Pines North  his second-to-last hole of the second round of the Farmers Insurance Open.\n Woods ’ tee shot was badly hit and came up short. His chip didn’t bite and rolled past the cup and onto the fringe. He chose to putt from there and the ball stopped about 3 1/2 feet short. He made his second putt for a par that dropped him back to even with one hole to play.\n Tiger Woods  got inside the cut line with a birdie on his 16th hole of the day and went to 1-under for the first time in the first two rounds of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.\n Woods  shot an even-par 72 on the South Course on Thursday.\nTiger Woods saved par on No. 6 at Torrey Pines North toward the end of his round to remain at even par in the second round of the Farmers Insurance Open.\n Woods  shot an even-par 72 on the South Course on Thursday. The North Course used to be easier than the South  but was toughened up during a recent renovation.\nAfter making his first birdie of the round on the first hole of his back nine at Torrey Pines North   Tiger Woods  has shot par on three straight holes in the second round of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.\n Woods  made the turn at 2-over 38  thanks in large part to a double-bogey on the par-4 No. 13  before making birdie on the par-4 No. 1.\n Woods  is in danger of missing the cut in his season debut on the PGA Tour.\n Woods  is returning after fusion surgery on his lower back last April  his fourth back operation in three years. When he tried to return after a 16-month break last year at Torrey Pines  he missed the cut.\n Tiger Woods  got off to a bad start in the second round of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines and things got even worse  leaving him in danger of missing the cut.\n Woods  made the turn at 2-over 38 Friday on the North Course  which was toughened up during a recent renovation.\n Woods ’ first shot of the day was a drive on the 536-yard  par-5 No. 10 that went 65 yards left of the fairway. He laid up in the rough  hit to 35 feet and took a par on what is considered a birdie hole.",
            "output": [
                "Tiger Woods"
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            "input": "Six years ago  the contested story of Sen. Elizabeth Warren's Native American heritage began its rise from local newspapers to national headlines  and eventually into presidential speeches and Twitter feeds.\nOn Wednesday   Warren  raised the subject  herself  — not budging from the story  she  has relayed for years — in a surprise speech to the National Congress of American Indians.\nAnd I want to make something clear. I respect that distinction. I understand that tribal membership is determined by tribes — and only by tribes. I never used my family tree to get a break or get ahead. I never used it to advance my career ”  Warren  said.\nThe stories  she  grew up with are real   Warren  said  which is what  she  has regularly said on the matter. There is no known documentation of  Warren ’s Native American ancestry (though somewhere in the 2012 back-and-forth a genealogist estimated  Warren  was 1/32 Cherokee)  but the senator has steadfastly argued that she was raised on stories of Native American family members and this is what she knows to be her family's heritage.\n Warren  has been adamant about the pride  she  feels to be Native American — though the topic has dogged  her  politically. At the event  a days-long policy summit in Washington  D.C.  attended by a wide range of tribal leaders   Warren  described  her  dedication to fight against the “country’s disrespect of Native people.”\n“For far too long  your story has been pushed aside  to be trotted out only in cartoons and commercials ”  she  said.\n Warren  used President Donald Trump’s nickname for  her   Pocahontas  as an example of the disrespect.\nThe questions began  however  four years earlier. At the time  the Republican incumbent senator of Massachusetts  Scott Brown  was up against  Warren  for the senate seat. He brought up  Warren ’s undocumented claim of Native American heritage in a debate and asserted that she’d been using it to get ahead in jobs.\nThe main evidence of  Warren ’s use of  her  heritage was to list  herself  as a minority in a legal directory in the 1980s and 90s.  She  was later described as the only minority female faculty member at Harvard Law School in a 1996 survey report on diversity.\n Warren  has repeatedly denied that  she  ever used it to advance  her  career. “All I can say is  I busted my tail as a teacher. I am qualified for my job \"  she  said in 2012.\nOn  her  family   Warren  said  “They’re gone  but the love they shared  the struggles they endured  the family they built  and the story they lived will always be a part of me. And no one — not even the president of the United States — will ever take that part of me away.”",
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            "input": "FILE - This Dec. 12  2017 file photo shows Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator  Frank Reich  speaking with members of the media during a news conference at the team's NFL football training facility in Philadelphia. The Indianapolis Colts have hired  Reich  as their new head coach. Team officials made the announcement Sunday  Feb. 11  2018.  Reich  is expected to be introduced at a news conference Tuesday. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke  file) (Photo: The Associated Press)\nAnd  Frank Reich  has the Super Bowl championship gear to prove it.\nFive days after New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels reneged on a deal to take the Colts' job  Ballard hired  Reich   the man who outwitted McDaniels last week and helped lead the Philadelphia Eagles to their first NFL title since 1960.\n\" Frank  is a leader of men who will demand excellence from our players on and off the field \" Ballard said in a statement released Sunday. \"I look forward to working with  Frank  to deliver a championship-caliber team to the city of Indianapolis.\"\nTerms of the deal were not immediately available  but  Reich  is expected to be introduced at a news conference Tuesday.\nColts officials posted a photo of  Reich  signing the deal on the team's website.\nBy hiring  Reich   another touted offensive coordinator and a potential leading candidate next season  only added another chapter to the long and bitter series.\nAnd the Colts already have three assistants on  Reich 's staff — probable defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus  Mike Phair and Dave DeGuglielmo. All three agreed to join McDaniels' staff in Indy and have been promised by Ballard that they will remain on the staff.\n Reich   meanwhile  returns to the franchise where  he  started  his  coaching career as an intern in 2006.  He  was named an offensive assistant in 2008  succeeded Jim Caldwell as quarterbacks coach the next season and became receivers coach in 2011.\nIn 2012   he  coached the receivers in Arizona and then was hired as San Diego's quarterbacks coach in 2013. The Chargers promoted  him  to offensive coordinator in 2014 where  he  stayed until joining the Eagles in 2016.\n Reich  may be best known  however  for rallying the Buffalo Bills from a 35-3 deficit to a 41-38 overtime victory over the Houston Oilers in January 1993 — the biggest comeback in playoff history.\n\" Frank Reich  was with  me  at the end of my tenure with the Colts \" Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy wrote on Twitter. \"He has a creative offensive mind. He's a great communicator and a high quality person. The Colts are in great hands.\"\n Reich  graduated from the University of Maryland where  he  was a backup to Boomer Esiason.  He  won the starting quarterback job as a senior and spent 14 seasons in the NFL playing for Buffalo  Carolina  the New York Jets and Detroit.",
            "output": [
                "Frank Reich"
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            "id": "task419-c390ba9c9b0349b5afb0012484a6f117",
            "input": "In court Friday morning   Flynn 's only comments were to answer yes and no to questions from the judge. He told the judge he has not been coerced to plead guilty or been promised a specific sentence.  Flynn  faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison  according to federal sentencing guidelines  though the judge Friday morning stressed he could impose a harsher or lighter sentence.\nIn a statement   Flynn  said he acknowledged that his actions \"were wrong  and  through my faith in God  I am working to set things right.\n Flynn 's plea agreement stipulates that  he 'll cooperate with federal  state or even local investigators in any way Mueller's office might need  according to a document filed in court Friday.  He  could also be required to participate in covert law enforcement operations (such as wearing a wire) if asked  or share details of  his  past dealings with the Trump transition and administration.\nThe agreement adds that Mueller's office won't prosecute  Flynn  for additional crimes they outlined in  his  statement of offense Friday  such as  his  misreported foreign lobbying filings about  his  work for Turkey. If other prosecutors outside the special counsel's office  such as US attorneys or state law enforcement  wanted to charge  Flynn  with alleged crimes  they still could  and  he 's not protected if  he  lies to investigators again in the future or breaks the terms of  his  plea agreement.\nJUST WATCHED What Trump has said about Michael Flynn Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH What Trump has said about  Michael Flynn 01:33\nIn court  prosecutors detailed calls made by  Flynn  in late December 2016 to the senior Trump transition team at Mar-a-Lago to discuss conversations with Kislyak. There were multiple conversations with the transition while he was having conversations with Kisyak about Russia sanctions and the Russian response.\nAccording to a statement of offense filed in court   Flynn  conducted several calls with senior officials on the Trump transition team about his discussions with Kislyak related to US sanctions of Russia.\n Flynn  and Trump advisers discussed US sanctions three times. The first call discussed the potential impact on the \"incoming administration's foreign policy goals \" according to the court filing  from which details were partially read during  Flynn 's plea hearing.\n Flynn  then called Kislyak to ask that Russia not respond too harshly to US sanctions  the statement of offense said.  He  told a Trump transition official about that call. Russia responded by choosing not to retaliate to the sanctions.\nKT McFarland was a senior transition official at Mar-a-Lago who was described as discussing with  Flynn  what  if anything  to communicate to the Russian ambassador about US sanctions  according to sources familiar with the matter. McFarland was not named in the document  but sources confirmed she was one of the transition officials described in the court filings.\nMcFarland met with Mueller investigators recently to answer questions about  Flynn   according to the sources.\nAccording to the special counsel charges  McFarland and  Flynn  talked about the potential impact of the sanctions on the incoming Trump administration's foreign policy and that the transition team did not want Russia to escalate the situation.\nThe bulk of the back-and-forth calls from  Flynn  to the Russian ambassador and to Trump advisers happened around December 29  while the advisers were at Mar-a-Lago in Florida.\n Flynn  lied to investigators about these calls with the ambassador  according to  his  guilty plea and the criminal statement of offense.\nThe charging document states that  Flynn  made a false statement to the FBI when he stated that in December 2016 he did not ask Kislyak \"to refrain from escalating the situation in response to sanctions that the United States had imposed against Russia that same day; and  Flynn  did not recall the Russian ambassador subsequently telling him that Russia had chosen to moderate its response to those sanctions as a result of his request.\"\nThe document also says that  Flynn  falsely said  he  did not ask Kislyak to delay the vote on a pending United Nations Security Council resolution.",
            "output": [
                "Michael Flynn Jr.",
                "Michael"
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            "input": "JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli media reported Wednesday that one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's closest confidants has turned state witness and will incriminate him in corruption allegations  the latest in a dizzying series of developments that threaten to topple the beleaguered Israeli leader.\nFilber  the former director of the Communications Ministry under Netanyahu  is under arrest on suspicion of promoting regulation worth hundreds of millions of dollars to Israel's Bezeq telecom company. In return  Bezeq's popular news site  Walla  allegedly provided favorable coverage of  Netanyahu  and  his  family.\nThe reports came shortly after another bombshell allegation that a different confidant attempted to bribe a judge in exchange for dropping a corruption case against  Netanyahu 's wife. Nir Hefetz  a longtime media adviser to  Netanyahu  and  his  family  remains in custody.\nThe prime minister  who held the communications portfolio until last year  has not yet been named a suspect  though he may soon be questioned.  Netanyahu  has denied all the charges  calling them part of a media-orchestrated witch hunt that has swept up the police and prosecution as well  and has vowed to carry on.\nStill  the string of accusations appears to be taking its toll. Senior Cabinet ministers from his ruling Likud party  who until just recently have marched out dutifully to defend him  have largely gone silent.  Netanyahu  himself appeared ashen in a video released late Tuesday calling the claims \"total madness.\"\nAluf Benn  editor-in-chief of the Haaretz daily  wrote Wednesday that \"these are the final days of  Benjamin Netanyahu 's rule.\"\nOther leading columnists suggested that if Filber told all he knew   Netanyahu  was probably more worried about avoiding prison than staying in office.\nFilber is one of the closest people to  Netanyahu   a loyal aide dating back to when  Netanyahu  first took office in 1996.  Netanyahu 's former chief of staff Ari Harow has also signed a state witness settlement in which he agreed to testify against his former mentor. The collapse of  Netanyahu 's inner circle has spawned rampant speculation that he may step down in return for a deal that offers him amnesty.\n\"The Netanyahu era is over \" he said. \"These are not easy days.  Netanyahu 's personal battle for survival has been accompanied by the corrupting of the public service and the harming of the free press.\"\nThe latest probes come days after police announced that there was sufficient evidence to indict  Netanyahu  for bribery  fraud and breach of trust in two separate cases.\nAttorney General Avihai Mandelblit  a  Netanyahu  appointee  will make the final decision on whether to file charges — a process that is expected to take several months.\n Netanyahu  is accused of receiving lavish gifts from Hollywood mogul Arnon Milchan and Australian billionaire James Packer. In return  police say  Netanyahu  operated on Milchan's behalf on U.S. visa matters  legislated a tax break and connected him with an Indian businessman.\nIn the second case   Netanyahu  is accused of offering a newspaper publisher legislation that would weaken  his  paper's main rival in return for more favorable coverage.",
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            "input": "It's easy to forget that a phrase that has become so ubiquitous came about just a few years ago in 2013  by the efforts of three women: Alicia Garza  Opal Tometi and Patrisse Khan-Cullors. Their hashtag became an organizing tool to express their frustration  anger and pain over the violent deaths of unarmed black children and adults.\n Khan-Cullors  remembers when  she  first realized the power of the three words.\n\"I was watching  this young black woman  stand in front of a tank in Ferguson with a Black Lives Matter sign \"  she  says. \"I said  'How did this get to Ferguson? Oh  like  this is now in the public imagination.' Folks don't even know where it came from  but they're using it  and they're understanding how important it is. And  she  was  this thin woman  —  she  had the sign  and  she  was yelling into that camera  like  'Look at this  look what's behind me. Where are we? We're in Ferguson  and there's a tank on the street.' And it was this very  very powerful  visceral moment for me.\"\nPatrisse Khan-Cullors describes how all this came about in a new book  When They Call You A Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir  co-written with journalist asha bandele. We spoke at NPR headquarters in Washington  D.C.",
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            "input": "This private club has been open 24 hours a day  seven days a week  364 days a year  closing only on Christmas Eve  according to  owner Ron Ehemann . It has served as a backdrop to some of the enormous achievements and challenges faced by Chicago’s LGBTQ community over the decades.\nThe property on which Man’s Country sits at 5015 N. Clark St. is being sold.  Ehemann  said much of the complex will be demolished to make way for condominiums in a new building to be called The Renslow  a reference to Chuck Renslow  the LGBTQ businessman and gay rights pioneer who started the bathhouse in a former fraternal lodge. ( Ehemann  said one part of the complex will remain: Full Kit Gear at 5021 N. Clark St.)\n Antonio Perez / Chicago Tribune Ron Ehemann  owner of Man's Country  talks about the club's history on Dec. 26  2017 .  Ehemann  was founder Chuck Renslow's business and life partner.  Ron Ehemann   owner of Man's Country  talks about the club's history on Dec. 26  2017.  Ehemann  was founder Chuck Renslow's business and life partner. (Antonio Perez / Chicago Tribune)\nRenslow and Ehemann responded to the changing business climate by converting some of the space into Bistro Too in 1987. This dance club  named for the famed Dugan’s Bistro of the 1970s  drew upward of a thousand people on weekend nights to watch such stars as Boy George  the Village People and Divine  in what would be his last performance. “All the disco divas ” including Thelma Houston and Pamala Stanley  performed as well   Ehemann  added. But after six years  the business started to slip.\n“Bistro was a really large bar. If we didn’t get 300 people  it looked empty. So  it’s hard to keep the numbers up ”  Ehemann  said. So  the decision was made to open the Chicago Eagle in one area of the complex as Bistro Too was closed   he  said. Man’s Country took over the space again in 1993; male strippers and porn stars were the entertainment until about four years ago.",
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            "input": "NEW YORK (AP) — A private equity executive and Republican Party fundraiser has announced that she's running for the U.S. Senate seat held by U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (KEER'-sten JIHL'-uh-brand)  a popular Democrat.\nIn it  Farley accuses  Gillibrand  of being a political opportunist more focused on advancing  her  career than serving the needs of New Yorkers.\n She  promises to bring \"tax dollars back home and rebuild New York.\"\n Gillibrand 's spokesman says the senator is proud of  her  record and \"looks forward to the opportunity of earning the privilege to continue serving New Yorkers for another term.\"",
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            "input": "E! has no plans to drop  Ryan Seacrest  from his long-held red carpet hosting duties for this Sunday's Academy Awards  despite his former stylist going public Monday with claims that he repeatedly sexual harassed  her  — allegations the TV star denies.\nThis awards season has been dominated by the Time's Up movement  but  Seacrest  will be on the Oscars red carpet for what is arguably the biggest event of the season. E! conducted a probe into the allegation  which was brought to its attention in November  but found \"insufficient evidence\" to substantiate the claims.\nAn ABC spokesperson also said  Seacrest  would continue his duties on Live with Kelly and Ryan  as well as the reboot of American Idol  which is slated to premiere March 11.\nSuzie Hardy  who said  Seacrest  harassed her  went public with her story Monday  telling Variety that he grabbed her genitals  gave her a \"bear hug\" while wearing only underpants  and forcefully slapped her buttocks  leaving a red welt.\nShe told Variety that E!'s human resources department sought her out for an interview in 2013 to inquire about the relationship between her and  Seacrest . “I was very proud to say ‘No  I don’t [have a physical relationship with  Seacrest ] ’” she said she told them. “I never touched him  I never kissed him  I never fucked him  nothing. But I said  ‘But he touched me.’”",
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            "input": "Sean Spicer has some regrets.\n“Did I make mistakes? Absolutely ”  Spicer  said Monday in an interview with MSNBC.\n“I regret things that I did that brought embarrassment to  myself   my family  friends of mine who have been very big supporters ”  he  added.\n“I think  frankly  when you have a job like that  Craig  the thing that no one can fully appreciate until you’re in the job is that you’re representing the American people… and when you screw up… it’s not just on you. It’s now going in and having to tell the President of the United States  ‘Hey  I embarrassed  myself   your administration and in some cases  I think did something the American people are not pleased with.'”\nMelvin had asked  Spicer  to watch a highlight reel of his “greatest hits” as press secretary — which included clips of him repeatedly defending the presidential inauguration numbers and his infamous claim that Adolf Hitler didn’t use chemical weapons — before questioning him about his time in the Trump administration.\nsee also  Sean Spicer  makes mind-blowingly insensitive Holocaust remark President Trump’s spokesman  Sean Spicer  stunned the White House press...\n“You made some mistakes ” Melvin told  Spicer  at the end of the video.\n“No ” replied  Spicer . “I think in terms of net  I enjoyed having a front-row seat to history. Was an opportunity of a lifetime.”\n Spicer  added  “The funny part is  in most of the clips that you played  when I screwed up and walked in and said  Mr. President  I need to tell you that…He’d say ‘I say it  I know what you meant  and I know you were trying.’ Most of the time he actually said  ‘Hey  I know you were trying really hard. We’ll get over this.’ That’s what made me actually get through a lot of it  was knowing that he actually was forgiving in a lot of my mistakes.”",
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            "input": "Beyond their considerable personal skills as politicians and candidates , Cruz and Rubio have benefited from the anti-establishment revolution that has swept through the Republican Party . \nRepublican presidential candidate , Sen. Ted Cruz , R-Texas , greets supporters during a caucus night rally , Monday , Feb. 1 , 2016 , in Des Moines , Iowa . \nCruz sealed a victory in the Republican Iowa caucuses , winning on the strength of his relentless campaigning and support from his party ' s diehard conservatives . \nRepublican presidential candidate , Sen. Ted Cruz , R-Texas , greets supporters during a caucus night rally , Monday , Feb. 1 , 2016 , in Des Moines , Iowa . \nCruz sealed a victory in the Republican Iowa caucuses , winning on the strength of his relentless campaigning and support from his party 's diehard conservatives . \nIf and when that happens , regardless of the political and ideological differences of their positions , they will be following in the footsteps of Ted Cruz . \nTed Cruz has made Latino history . \nThe irony of Cruz 's Latino milestone is , of course , that he does not think of himself as Latino . \nBy coming in a close third , and by dint of being the last establishment friendly Republican standing , Senator Marco Rubio of Texas , has also placed himself in the position of being able to win primaries further down the line , and join Cruz as a Hispanic trailblazer . \nUnlike Cruz , Rubio does identify himself as Hispanic , and as a proud heir to the great American immigrant dream . \nCruz , and Rubio too , have come further than any Latino politician has before them . \nPrevious to Senator Cruz , the Hispanic politician who had gone the furthest in Iowa had been Bill Richardson , former Democratic Governor of New Mexico . \nThe fact that Cruz , Hispanic trailblazer , is a Republican is yet another of the surprising aspects of the current electoral season .",
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            "input": "The impetus for the talks came in  Kim ’s annual New Year’s speech on January 1  when  he  proposed direct discussions with Seoul “over the issue of improving inter-Korean relations by our nation itself ” with the goal to “defuse the current military tension.”  Kim  also welcomed the upcoming Winter Olympics as a “good occasion for demonstrating our nation’s prestige ” and said  he  wanted to send a delegation.\nBut while the bilateral talks were widely praised in South Korea’s media  the US media seemed like a deer caught in the headlights from the first announcement of the breakthrough. Unclear how to respond to a possible outbreak of peace  the press immediately zeroed in on the section of Kim’s New Year’s speech where he declared that his “nuclear forces are capable of thwarting and countering” anything from the United States.  Kim  also reminded Washington that the “nuclear button” is on  his  office desk “all the time.”\nAlthough the Supreme Leader left out some of the harsh anti-US language he’s used in previous declarations  the implied threat became the story for nearly every US media outlet covering his New Year’s speech. At CNN  for example  reporter Brian Todd went on the air to warn Wolf Blitzer that the prospect of talks was dangerous because it could mask a North Korean military attack during the Olympics. In some broadcasts  Kim’s offer to talk  and Moon’s quick endorsement  were barely mentioned.\n Kim ’s reference to  his  nuclear arsenal also drew a typical response from President Trump.  He  took to Twitter to declare that  he   too  had a “button ” but it was “much bigger & more powerful” than Kim’s.  His  childish taunt quickly led to speculation about  his  state of mind and fitness to be president  a topic that dominated the White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s first media briefing of the year.\nAsked at a press briefing at Camp David about the potential for negotiations with Kim  he replied: “Sure  I always believe in talking.… absolutely I would do that.” Trump “appeared to be strongly indicating that he would join talks with North Korea after the high-level inter-Korean talks  if the conditions are right ” South Korea’s liberal Hankyoreh concluded.\nIn the lead-up to the talks in Seoul  the mood was close to jubilant. “Hopes are high that inter-Korean relations will improve ” Hankyoreh reported on January 4. “Since  Kim  delivered  his  New Year’s address on Jan. 1  North Korea’s actions have been completely aligned with the South’s response.”\nThe pace was set early on by The New York Times  in a front-page story on January 1 posted literally hours after  Kim’s New Year’s speech .  It  instantly became the leitmotif for media coverage throughout the week.\nBehind Kim’s New Year’s declaration “lies a canny new strategy to initiate direct talks with South Korea in the hope of driving a wedge into its seven-decade alliance with the United States ” reported Choe Sang-Hun and David Sanger  the latter a recipient of dozens of US intelligence leaks about North Korea over the years.\nIn the Choe-Sanger article  the Times cited Robert Litwak—a senior vice president at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars who is well-known in Japan and Korea for his hard-right views on security issues—to back its claim that Kim is seeking to “take the side of the South Koreans  against President Trump.” He was then given a large block of space on the Times’s January 3 op-ed page to spell out his grave concerns for the wayward South Koreans.\n“Washington and Seoul should not take Mr. Kim’s bait ” Litwak argued. “Instead  the North Korean offer should be put to the diplomatic test through a united Washington-Seoul front.”\nYet despite the clear signals of disapproval from US hard-liners   the Moon and Kim governments pressed on   saying  they  would soon embark on “working-level” talks to discuss the details of the North’s participation in the Olympics  the family visits  and “solve bilateral issues among  themselves  without relying on outside” forces  according to the Joongang Daily.",
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            "input": "U.S. alpine skier Ted Ligety  may have had a tough time on the slopes at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang  South Korea  on Sunday.\nBut after a disappointing performance in the men’s giant slalom event   the athlete’s 8-month-old son Jax  was on hand to put everything into context.\n“ He  is the bright spot on the day ”  Ligety  captioned a photograph of the pair  which  he  shared to Instagram:\nA post shared by Ted Ligety (@ted_ligety) on Feb 17  2018 at 11:23pm PST\n“ Jax  could give two s___s that daddy sucked at work today ”  he  added.\n Ligety   a two-time Olympic champion who scooped golds at both Sochi 2014 in Russia and Turin 2006 in Italy  placed joint 15th in the giant slalom. It followed  his  earlier fifth place in the alpine combined and a failure to finish the super-G.\nThe 33-year-old still has the men’s slalom event to come  but suggested Sunday that  he  may now call it quits in Pyeongchang. “This is probably it for me (at) these games ” he said  per Reuters.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "That virus — called Shamoon after a word embedded in its code — was designed to do two things: replace the data on hard drives with an image of a burning American flag and report the addresses of infected computers — a bragging list of sorts — back to a computer inside the company’s network.\n Shamoon’s code  included a so-called kill switch  a timer set to attack at 11:08 a.m.  the exact time that Aramco’s computers were wiped of memory. Shamoon’s creators even gave the erasing mechanism a name: Wiper.\nComputer security researchers noted that the same name  Wiper  had been given to an erasing component of Flame   a computer virus that attacked Iranian oil companies and came to light in May. Iranian oil ministry officials have claimed that  the Wiper software code  forced them to cut Internet connections to their oil ministry  oil rigs and the Kharg Island oil terminal  a conduit for 80 percent of Iran’s oil exports.\n It  raised suspicions that the Aramco hacking was retaliation. The United States fired one of the first shots in the computer war and has long maintained the upper hand. The New York Times reported in June that the United States  together with Israel   was responsible for Stuxnet   the computer virus used to destroy centrifuges in an Iranian nuclear facility in 2010.\nIf American officials are correct that  Shamoon  was designed by Iran  then clues in its code may have been intended to misdirect blame.  Shamoon ’s programmers inserted the word “Arabian Gulf” into  its  code. But Iranians refer to that body of water as the Persian Gulf and are very protective of the name. (This year  Iran threatened to sue Google for removing the name Persian Gulf from its online maps.)",
            "output": [
                "Shamoon"
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            "input": "CLOSE John Schnatter  is leaving as CEO of Papa John's Pizza. No reason was given for  Schnatter 's decision  but  he  recently faced criticism for blaming protesting NFL players for slumping pizza sales. Wochit\nPapa John's founder and CEO  John Schnatter  is stepping down. (Photo: Mark J. Rebilas  Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports)\n Papa John's CEO John Schnatter  who overcame the odds to build his home-delivery pizza chain into a national powerhouse against entrenched rivals   is stepping down.\n Schnatter  who founded the pizza chain in 1984   will remain as chairman of the board. No immediate reason was given for  his  decision  which takes effect Jan. 1.  He  is being replaced CEO is company President Steve Ritchie.\nAs the founder  Schnatter has been one of the biggest names in fast food. But  he  recently ran into controversy when  he  blamed NFL players' mass move to drop to one knee during the playing of the national anthem as affecting  his  company's sales.\n Schnatter  has been one of the last CEOs who also act as  their  brand's advertising pitchman  a list that once included Col. Harland Sanders for Kentucky Fried Chicken and Dave Thomas of Wendy's. By stressing that Papa John's had better ingredients and a better tasting product  he was able to turn the burgeoning chain into a national force against giants like Domino's Pizza and Pizza Hut.\nThe company  which has more than 5 000 locations worldwide  said in a statement that  Schnatter  will continue to \"pursue  his  personal passion for entrepreneurship  leadership development and education.\"\nLouisville-based Papa John's is the official pizza sponsor of the National Football League  which  Schnatter  slammed in November for not dealing with players who've been kneeling during the Star Spangled Banner to protest racial injustice. The movement began with then-San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick in 2016.\n\"The NFL has been a long and valued partner over the years. But we're certainly disappointed that the NFL and its leadership did not resolve the ongoing situation to the satisfaction of all parties long ago \"  Schnatter  said during a Nov. 1 analyst call. \"This should've been nipped in the bud a year-and-a-half ago.\"\n Schnatter  isn't the first founder to step away recently from CEO duties at the company  he  built from scratch. Last month  Chipotle Mexican Grill CEO Steve Ells would become executive chairman and Panera Bread's Ron Shaich announced that he would step down  but retain his position as board chairman.\nAnd  Schnatter himself  has said goodbye to the CEO gig before.  He  stepped down in 2005  but returned in 2008. In 2010   he  took on a co-CEO  Jude Thompson  but that arrangement ended the following year.\nNow Papa John's may decide to find a new pitchman besides  Schnatter .\n“ He ’s in every ad \" Gordon said. \"That’s very CEO-centric marketing  which is pretty unusual these days. We’ll see if  he  steps back from that.”\n He  added  “ He  and/or the board see the need to get  him  out of the line on fire and to continue  his  involvement in a less visible way.”",
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            "input": "The Blackhawks spent three days in Las Vegas before Tuesday night's 4-2 loss to the Golden Knights but  general manager Stan Bowman  said  he  stayed away from the casinos.\n\"I have not gambled for one second \"  Bowman  said with a smile Tuesday.\nThat doesn't match up with who  Bowman  is as a general manager  the type of executive who isn't afraid to put all of  his  chips in to make a trade deadline acquisition. And with about $2.5 million in cap space to play with after putting winger Marian Hossa on long-term injured reserve to start the season   Bowman  has room to make a move.\nBut 10 games into the season   Bowman   who spoke with reporters Tuesday  said he isn't \"itching to make a trade\" just because he has cap room.  He  has liked how the Hawks have started the season  especially against a schedule that included eight consecutive games against playoff teams from last season.\n\"We have got a lot of good players who are sitting out every night  so I don't know if we're going to be acquiring another player \"  Bowman  said. \"Things are going to change. Whether players' play will drop off  or players get injured. … If there's something that makes sense down the road  whether it's in a month or in three months  then we would look into it. But I don't think that's a top priority right now.\"\n Bowman  likes that the Hawks have become a more physical team on the bottom line  an emphasis of  Bowman 's in the offseason  with the addition of Lance Bouma and Tommy Wingels  and  he  said some of the Hawks' younger players such as forwards Nick Schmaltz and Alex DeBrincat have exceeded expectations so far.\n\"I'm a little surprised in a good way that Alex has been as good as he has been \"  Bowman  said. \"Over the summer  I expected  him  to play in Chicago. I wasn't sure if it was going to be October  or if it was going to be January  but  he  has played really well. That has been a pleasant surprise. Nick missed some time (injured)  but obviously he's showing the signs of having a breakout year.\"\n Bowman  also singled out defenseman Jan Rutta  who the Hawks signed out of the Czech league  as another player who has stood out.\n His  play has helped create a logjam of defensemen for the Hawks. The Hawks have eight capable blue-liners and it has been difficult for coach Joel Quenneville to balance who will play on a nightly basis. The Hawks scratched Cody Franson and Michal Kempny for Tuesday's game.  Bowman  said this wasn't a bad thing.\n\"Until someone starts struggling or until we have injuries  it's probably going to be that a good player who is playing well is going to be sitting out \"  Bowman  said. \"If you want to say it's a good problem to have  it's better than the alternative when you have (only) four defensemen you have faith in and you're scrambling to find five and six. We have to stay patient and things change quickly.\"\n Bowman  may be a gambler  but  he  doesn't believe now isn't the time to strike.",
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            "input": "-LRB- CNN -RRB- Hillary Clinton slammed what she called \"endemic\" sexism and misogyny in America during an interview with Fareed Zakaria , which aired Sunday . \nClinton , who was interviewed by Zakaria on his show , \"GPS ,\" said sexism was so inherent that she purposely had n't highlighted her career history of fighting for women 's rights when she ran for president in 2016 .",
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            "input": "Mark Sedwill said the end of 2014 was not a deadline. \"It's a goal \" he told reporters in the capital. \"It's realistic but not guaranteed.\"\n He said the transition to Afghan control of security will be slow and piecemeal -- often starting with individual districts and building up to the province level. Each area will be evaluated for transfer based on four criteria -- the security situation  the capacity of Afghan security forces in the area  the preparations of NATO forces and the progress toward governance reforms.\n In addition  specialist strike units that target terrorist operatives are likely to keep conducting operations even after the Afghan government has taken over responsibility  Sedwill said.\n He said both 2011 -- the date set for U.S. troops to begin drawing down -- and 2014 are \"intermediate milestones\" in a larger mission that will last much longer.\n A summit of Afghan leaders and allies Lisbon this weekend will aim to set broad terms for that longer mission. NATO and the Afghan government plan to sign an agreement that will set out the international community's commitment to Afghanistan  including support for training forces  the growth of the Afghan military and intelligence sharing  Sedwill said.\n \"We want to build the Afghan leadership so they're taking more and more responsibility for themselves but we recognize it has got to be underwritten by long-term international commitment \" Sedwill said.\n Even with the NATO mission appearing to stretch out longer and longer  Sedwill said that the momentum had shifted in NATO's favor.\n \"It's still clearly fragile. There are significant risks and there will be a long and hard campaign ahead  but we believe that in 2010 we have achieved what we wished to  which is that we've regained the initiative -- having  candidly  lost it in the past few years \" Sedwill said.\n He said that this assessment was the conclusion of an assessment of the Afghan campaign that he had conducted with Gen. David Petraeus  the top commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan.",
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            "input": "It started when White read a news report that  Dr. Donald Cline  a retired Indianapolis fertility specialist   faced charges for lying when  he  denied  he 'd inseminated unwitting patients with  his  own sperm decades earlier.  He  searched out  Cline 's address online  recognizing it as the location of  his  mother's former doctor. Then  he  Googled the doctor's name. When a photo popped up   he  was stunned:  He  looked like  Cline .\n\"It was just too similar to be coincidental \"  he  says. White had long known  he  was a donor baby  but that day   he  had an eerie feeling  he  was staring at the man who was likely  his  biological father.\nAround the same time  Julie Harmon saw a TV news story about  Cline . She'd discovered years earlier that her blood type indicated she was not the child of both her parents. She didn't follow up to find out why  but the report about  Cline   her mother's fertility doctor  was unnerving.\nThe TV story featured Jacoba Ballard  whose mother had also gone to  Cline  and whose complaint to the state helped launched an investigation. Harmon contacted Ballard through Facebook  and they traded photos. There were striking similarities.\nThese two women and White recently crowded into an Indianapolis courtroom to hear  Cline  receive a one-year suspended sentence for lying to investigators when  he  denied wrongdoing; DNA tests determined  he  is the biological father of Ballard and another woman whose mother was  his  patient.  Cline  apologized \"for the pain my actions have caused\" but didn't specify how often  he  used  his  own sperm in procedures â court documents say  he  told Ballard about 50 times.\n Cline 's sentencing  though  was not the end of this story. Instead  in an extraordinary epilogue  three one-time strangers â White  Harmon and Ballard â have forged a kinship as brother and sisters  even as they wrestle with the revelation about their identities. They've also reached out to 21 other men and women  all in their 30s  who've been identified through DNA tests as half-siblings â evidence  they say  that  Cline  is likely their father  as well. About a half-dozen of them live in central Indiana.\nMany stay in touch through a private Facebook page  and several gathered last fall for a cookout with their spouses  children and three mothers who'd been  Cline  patients. Others have gone on social outings  shared childhood photos  taken note of similarities (most of the men are over 6 feet tall) and  at times  confided in one another private details of their lives.\nJacoba Ballard was angry when she sat in court in December  describing a three-year ordeal that determined  Cline  is her biological father.\nBallard  37  says  Cline  told  her  mother  he  used donor sperm from medical residents.  She 'd known since  she  was 10 that  she  was a donor child  but in 2014  Ballard grew curious about  her  family history and thought  she  might be able to track down some brothers and sisters.  She  took a DNA test from 23andMe.com  a biotech company that uses saliva samples to determine ancestry and identify distant and close relatives  health risks and physical traits.\nClients can choose whether to be identified in a \"DNA relatives tool\" that connects them to others. When Ballard's results came back  they listed seven half-siblings  all but one identified by name. Ballard and two others got together  assembled a family tree and realized one common thread: Their mothers had gone to  Cline  for fertility treatments.\nBallard and a half-sister arranged to meet with two of  Cline 's adult children. At first   she  says  they denied their father had been a donor  then said he'd done so in a small number of cases. About a month later  Ballard and a group of the half-siblings met with  Cline  himself  and  she  says he told conflicting stories  finally saying he'd donated sperm about 50 times to help unknowing patients who desperately wanted children.\nWhen Ballard filed a complaint with the Indiana attorney general's office   Cline  responded in a letter that anyone accusing him of being a donor \"was guilty of slander and/or libel.\" At his sentencing  he acknowledged using his sperm. \"I was foolish in my actions  and I should not have lied \" he said.\nBallard's DNA match to  Cline  was 99.9997  court records show.\nThe case wasn't the first of its kind. In Virginia  Dr. Cecil Jacobson was convicted in 1992 of fraud and perjury for using his sperm to impregnate patients without telling them.  Cline  was convicted of obstruction of justice for lying to investigators  but a measure pushed by Ballard and others was introduced in the Indiana Senate this year to make it a crime for doctors to treat patients for infertility by using their own sperm or egg without consent. The measure didn't receive a hearing  so it's dead for this session; its sponsor has not yet decided if he'll reintroduce it.\nIf there is any comfort   she  says  it's in the camaraderie that's developed among several half-siblings. They've gotten together for concerts  an occasional softball game for one of their kids and a few Christmas celebrations. White and Harmon attended the high school graduation ceremonies of Ballard's two children  and the two women speak every day. They laugh about their similar tastes; they even prefer the same order at McDonald's â no onions.\n\"I went from not having a care to wanting to know everything \" says the 34-year-old White. He tracked down a medical school graduation photo of  Cline  and studied photos of Cline's son online  noticing similar facial traits â a round face and high forehead.",
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            "input": "Scott Kern  the director of ministries at Park Chapel Christian Church in Greenfield  Ind.   said the security team would be made up of 10 local officers who were also members of the church  FOX59 reported.\n Kern  said the officers would be dressed in casual clothing but have weapons on them during services. Another 10 people would be guarding the church’s entrances and doors but would not be armed.\n“We’re hoping that it won’t be very noticeable to the congregation  it’ll mostly be us knowing where people are and what our responsibilities are ”  Kern  told Fox59. “And again  we’re watching entrances  we’re watching exits if somebody were to come in the building then we’ll have a plan in place to make sure we can deal with that.”\n Kern  said the church was working on a security plan but accelerated the process following last month’s mass shooting at a church in Sutherland Springs  Texas  which left 26 people dead.\n\"We want to make sure people are safe  and they feel safe when they come to church on Sunday.\" - Scott Kern",
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            "input": "FILE PHOTO - A staff member removes the Iranian flag from the stage after a group picture with foreign ministers and representatives of the U.S.  Iran  China  Russia  Britain  Germany  France and the European Union during the Iran nuclear talks at the Vienna International Center in Vienna  Austria July 14  2015. REUTERS/Carlos Barria/ File Photo\nGerman Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel  has spoken out repeatedly against Trump’s likely step  but  his  latest comments aimed to spell out the impact it would have in starker terms.\n“It’s imperative that Europe sticks together on this issue ”  Gabriel   a Social Democrat  told the RND German newspaper group. “We also have to tell the Americans that their behavior on the Iran issue will drive us Europeans into a common position with Russia and China against the USA.”\n Gabriel  is expected to leave  his  post in coming months since  his  Social Democrats have vowed to go into opposition after slumping badly in the Sept. 24 election  opting not to reprise an awkward “grand coalition” with Merkel’s conservatives.\n Gabriel  on Monday urged the White House not to jeopardize the nuclear agreement  saying such a move would worsen instability in the Middle East and could make it more difficult to halt nuclear arms programs in other countries.\nIn the interview released on Thursday   he  said the nuclear agreement was being treated “like a football” in U.S. domestic politics  but the issue could have serious consequences.\n He  said Russia was watching developments closely  including the divisions between Europe and the United States. “That doesn’t exactly strengthen our position in Europe.”\nUltimately   Gabriel  told the newspaper group  there were only three countries - the United States  Russia and China - that could avert a new nuclear arms race.",
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            "input": "Jose Ines Garcia Zarate   a homeless undocumented immigrant  who was acquitted of murder in the shooting death of San Francisco resident Kate Steinle on a city pier  was sentenced to time already served for being a felon in possession of a gun.\n Zarate  had faced a maximum sentence of three years for  his  conviction on the state charge of being a felon in possession of a gun.  He 's been in custody for about 30 months since  his  arrest for killing Steinle as she was walking arm-in-arm with her father.\nSuperior Court Judge Samuel Feng denied a defense motion for a new trial on the gun possession charge.  Zarate 's public defenders had argued that the judge did not properly instruct the jury on the issue that the defendant may have had only \"momentary\" possession of the gun and therefore did not commit a crime.\nThe jury of six men and six women decided in November that  Zarate  had not intentionally killed Steinle after hearing evidence that the single  fatal shot fired had ricocheted off the ground and travelled about 78 feet before striking her. The defense had argued that  Zarate  found the gun in a cloth under  his  bench seat and the gun accidentally discharged.\n Zarate  had been deported five times and was slated to be removed from the United States again in early 2015 when  he  was transferred by federal authorities to San Francisco to face a local 20-year-old marijuana charge. That charge eventually was dropped and local authorities released  him  in accordance with San Francisco's sanctuary-city policies. Steinle's death occurred several weeks later.\nA week after  his  acquittal   Zarate  was indicted on two federal charges of being a felon and undocumented immigrant in possession of a firearm and ammunition. San Francisco authorities say they will turn  Garcia Zarate  over to federal immigration authorities  although it is not immediately clear as to when. The federal gun charges carry a penalty of up to ten years in prison  after which — if  he  were convicted —  he  presumably would be deported.",
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            "input": "Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is trying to get into the baseball world , and he hopes to join the most prestigious organization in the sport . \nAccording to a report from FanRag Sports , the 69-year-old Romney and his son Tagg are bidding to buy a small piece of the Yankees after their attempt to purchase the Marlins fell through . \nLater , Mitt Romney denied that he is involved in the talks in a statement to FanRag Sports . \nOne odd side note : Romney , the former governor of Massachusetts , is a Red Sox fan .",
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            "input": "The adviser   George Papadopoulos   offered to set up “a meeting between us and the Russian leadership to discuss US-Russia ties under President Trump ” telling them  his  Russian contacts welcomed the opportunity  according to internal campaign emails read to The Washington Post.\nBut  Papadopoulos   a campaign volunteer with scant foreign policy experience  persisted. Between March and September  the self-described energy consultant sent at least a half-dozen requests for Trump  as he turned from primary candidate to party nominee  or for members of his team to meet with Russian officials. Among those to express concern about the effort was then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort  who rejected in May 2016 a proposal from  Papadopoulos  for Trump to do so.\nThe exchanges are among more than 20 000 pages of documents the Trump campaign turned over to congressional committees this month after review by White House and defense lawyers. The selection of  Papadopoulos ’s emails were read to The Post by a person with access to them. Two other people with access to the emails confirmed the general tone of the exchanges and some specific passages within them.\nA 2016 tweet from Donald Trump shows George Papadopoulos  third from left. (Twitter)\n Papadopoulos  emerges from the sample of emails as a new and puzzling figure in the examination of the Trump campaign’s contacts with Russian officials and their proxies during the 2016 election  now the subject of a special-counsel investigation.\nLess than a decade out of college   Papadopoulos  appeared to hold little sway within the campaign  and it is unclear whether  he  was acting as an intermediary for the Russian government  although  he  told campaign officials  he  was.\nWhile the emails illustrate  his  eagerness to strengthen the campaign’s connections to the Russian government   Papadopoulos  does not spell out in them why it would be in Trump’s interest to do so.  His  entreaties appear to have generated more concern than excitement within the campaign  which at the time was looking to seal the Republican nomination and take on a heavily favored Hillary Clinton in the general election.\nThree months after  Papadopoulos  raised the possibility of a meeting between Trump and Russian President Vladi­mir Putin  the president’s son Donald Trump Jr. and son-in-law Jared Kushner met with a delegation led by a Russian lawyer offering to provide damaging information on Clinton.\nManafort attended that Trump Tower session in June 2016  a meeting now under scrutiny in the special counsel’s collusion inquiry. But the new emails reveal that Manafort had rejected a request from  Papadopoulos  just the previous month to set up a meeting between Trump and Russian officials.\nAnd also in July  a few weeks after  Papadopoulos  asked  his  superiors whether other campaign advisers or aides could accept some of the Russians’ invitations  Carter Page  another foreign policy adviser  spoke at a Russian university in Moscow. Page said  he  made the trip independently of the campaign.\nPapadopoulos  a former intern and researcher at the conservative Hudson Institute  was on a list of campaign volunteers that Trump announced as his foreign policy advisory team during a meeting with The Post’s editorial board in March 2016. Trump called  Papadopoulos  an “excellent guy.”\nAlmost immediately   Papadopoulos  came under scrutiny for  his  lack of experience.  He  graduated from college in 2009  and  his  LinkedIn profile cited  his  participation in a Model U.N. program for students among  his  qualifications.  Papadopoulos  did not respond to repeated requests for comment.\nPage  who has been the subject of a foreign surveillance warrant over  his  connections to Russia  said the  Papadopoulos  email exchange was another sign that the Russia communications were inconsequential.\n“The entirely benign offer from a volunteer member of the Trump movement is infinitely less relevant than the real collusion in the 2016 election ” said Page  who was copied on the first  Papadopoulos  email communication in March. Page said in an email exchange Saturday that “the real scandal lies among Clinton and Obama associates who fed false evidence” to investigators that he said formed the basis of the federal warrant concerning him.\n Papadopoulos  made more than a half-dozen overtures on behalf of Russians or people with Russia contacts whom  he  claimed to know.\nUndeterred   Papadopoulos  alerted then-campaign manager Corey Lewandowski in an April email that  he  was receiving “a lot of calls over the past month” about arranging a Russia meeting.",
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            "input": "Football: Red-carded Wilshere not dirty says Wenger\n Arsene Wenger admitted Jack Wilshere deserved to be sent off at the end of Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Birmingham but insisted the England youngster is not a dirty player.\n Arsenal manager Wenger has been one of the most vocal critics of the nature of some of the challenges and addressed the issue in his programme notes for Birmingham's visit to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday.\n In his notes  Wenger demanded an improvement in the standard of tackling and claimed managers are responsible for the behaviour of their teams.\n The Frenchman's words were quickly put to the test by Wilshere but Wenger is adamant the teenager is not a malicious player.\n \"He mistimed his tackle and got a red card he deserved \" Wenger said. \"But it was his first tackle in the game. You have to acknowledge that he got a red card and deserved it  but he didn't spend the whole game kicking people.\n \"He played football and was one of the best players on the pitch. Unfortunately it happened to him. He did not want to hurt the player  but he mistimed his tackle.\n \"We are the team who have most fouls committed against us  and I encourage our players to play football. We got a red card and deserved it.",
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            "input": "Ministers from the 27 other states took just two minutes in Brussels to endorse new instructions to their negotiator Michel Barnier  who will launch talks soon with the aim of sealing a transition package within a couple of months.\nPressed on how that might work   Barnier  said the offer was principally in Britain’s interests and not open to significant negotiation:\n“The United Kingdom must acknowledge these rules of the game and accept them from the outset ”  he  told reporters.\nEuropean Union's chief Brexit negotiator  Michel Barnier  attends a meeting of European Union Home/European affairs ministers in Brussels  Belgium January 29  2018. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir\n Barnier  said this timetable was still subject to May and  her  ministers agreeing a plan among themselves and presenting it to Brussels -- and also depends on finalizing many issues on the divorce treaty.\n Barnier  said: “I want to remind you  without agreement on all the withdrawal issues  there is no transition.”\n He  also made clear that talks on the future relationship might start after an EU summit in late March -- but only if May spells out what she wants in time for Brussels to put together its own responses. An outline trade package could then be agreed by the time the divorce and transition deal is ready in October.\nShowing some willingness to be flexible  the EU ministers are open to extending the transition period if need be to reach a trade pact -- though  Barnier  warned it could not be very long -- and also voiced a will to endorse Britain concluding trade agreements with other countries before the transition ends.",
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            "input": "Bush did this all the time . \nFor all the run-up talk about how Trump was pivoting back to \"populism ,\" and how he would describe reform as a way to \"un-rig\" * the economy , Trump said less about gains for average taxpayers than George W. Bush did when he successfully sold his 2001 tax cuts . \nCompare this with the aggressive sales pitch that George W. Bush used to pitch his first round of tax cuts . \nIn his first address to Congress , Bush told several stories to describe the most needful beneficiaries of tax cuts -- the working class . \nIt would also be fair to say that , while Trump won a smaller share of the popular vote than Bush ever did , hundreds of thousands of voters in key Rust Belt states who 'd rarely voted for a Republican went for Trump , which should say something about his version of populism . \nBush tucked that information inside a couple of memorable examples -- the cost of gas and tuition . \nBush went on to describe a hokey , but effective , appeal for help from two voters from the important swing state of Pennsylvania .",
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            "input": "Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney tweeted out his condolences to affected families and the victims .",
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            "input": "\"Just buying formula for my baby was awful  \" Krystal Weston  a mother in Durham  North Carolina   told Business Insider in a previous interview.\nAs a dietary aide working in the kitchen of a rehabilitation center in Durham   Weston  was granted 12 weeks of unpaid maternity leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993 when  she  had  her  baby  Noah  in December 2013.\nWithout the guarantee of paid leave while caring for  her  child   she  was faced with the choice between economic hardship and returning to work prematurely.  She  chose to go without pay for almost 12 weeks to take care of him  a decision  she  didn't take lightly.\nNoah's father and Weston's partner  Jamal Mustafa  moved in with  Weston  after Noah was born to help support the family. As an assistant manager at a clothing store in Durham  he brought home about $575 per paycheck. The couple's rent was $525 a month.\n\"Plenty of nights I would stay up with Jamal and budget out our bills so that we could possibly have some funds left over to save for the next month \"  Weston  said.\nSoon after becoming pregnant   Weston  applied for public assistance. She was initially granted $75 a month on food stamps  which increased to about $300 a month after she gave birth to Noah  and she used this to buy household necessities and formula.\nSince  Weston  was nursing  she qualified for The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women  Infants  and Children (WIC) to receive free milk  wheat bread  eggs  and cheese. \"I was appreciative of anything I could get without having to buy with real money \" she said.",
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            "input": "In the Nick of Time!  Collins  has been moving toward formally supporting the tax bill all day. Now it’s official.  Collins  office has released a statement saying she will support The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. “We need a tax system that will boost the economy  help the middle class  and encourage small business to grow and create jobs ”  Collins  said. “If we stimulate the economy through tax reform  we can significantly increase federal revenue while boosting Americans’ take-home pay.”  Collins  statement also touted the value of doubling the child tax credit to “lower- and-middle-income taxpayers.” For those of you keeping score at home  that’s fifty-one GOP votes for the bill. Corker is still the holdout. And  of course  every single Democratic Senator.\n Collins  has been moving toward formally supporting the tax bill all day. Now it’s official.  Collins  office has released a statement saying she will support The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. “We need a tax system that will boost the economy  help the middle class  and encourage small business to grow and create jobs ”  Collins  said. “If we stimulate the economy through tax reform  we can significantly increase federal revenue while boosting Americans’ take-home pay.”  Collins  statement also touted the value of doubling the child tax credit to “lower- and-middle-income taxpayers.” For those of you keeping score at home  that’s fifty-one GOP votes for the bill. Corker is still the holdout. And  of course  every single Democratic Senator.\nThe Sen. bill will include my amendment to reverse ill-advised elimination of catch-up contributions to retirement accounts for church  charity  school  & public employees. Amend. will protect ability of employees  including firefighters & police officers  to save for retirement. — Sen. Susan Collins (@SenatorCollins) December 1  2017\nThe Senate bill will include my amendment to reduce the threshold for deducting medical expenses  which helps people with high medical costs  particularly seniors & people with chronic conditions. 8.8 million Americans use this deduction  half with incomes of $50 000 or less. — Sen. Susan Collins (@SenatorCollins) December 1  2017\nStill some moving parts. Joseph Lawler of the Washington Examiner reports (via twitter) that Senators Rubio and Lee still want to expand child tax credit to lower-income families in tax bill and “are open to offsets besides higher corp rate.” You Asked Me For A Place to Sleep. A follow-up tweet from  Collins  noting  her  delight and the benefit of the bill for the people of Maine. Now it really sounds like  she  will be the fifty-first vote  enabling Republicans to pass the tax bill without calling upon the Vice President to break a tie.\nDelighted that the Senate has agreed to include my property tax deduction amendment  that will allow 166 000 Maine taxpayers who itemize to deduct a total of $725 million in property taxes each year.  #MEPolitics — Sen. Susan Collins (@SenatorCollins) December 1  2017\n They Once Belonged To  Me .  Collins  looks like  she ’s a yes too  although it is not confirmed.  She  tweeted out that the Senate bill will include a deduction of up to $10 000 for state and local property taxes   her  last remaining issue with the bill.\nThe Senate tax bill will include my SALT amendment to allow taxpayers to deduct up to $10 000 for state and local property taxes. — Sen. Susan Collins (@SenatorCollins) December 1  2017",
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            "input": "On the day Floyd Little the football player was to receive assurance that he would live forever  Floyd Douglas Little  the man born on the Fourth of July  picked at his breakfast.\n The Broncos' first star with national appeal  Little had to wait 30 years after he was eligible for election to become the franchise's third player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday at Fawcett Field  the high school home field of Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels.\n Halfway through his two-egg omelet Saturday morning  Little got a call from McDaniels  who was kicking from inside his mother's womb when Little took his final handoff in 1975.\n The story goes that Little saved the Broncos franchise. A college sensation at Syracuse  Little became the Broncos' first  first-round draft pick to snub the National Football League and sign with Denver's struggling American Football League franchise. The excitement of Little's arrival  coupled with a nonprofit group that funded the expansion of Bears Stadium to what became Mile High Stadium in 1968  scuttled relocation plans and kept the team in Denver.\n As members of the new Hall class were waiting in a holding room for ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman to stop talking Friday  Little was filled with calm and peace. And a little feistiness.\n Joining him among the senior players who were elected was Dick LeBeau  the former Detroit Lions defensive back who is now the Pittsburgh Steelers defensive coordinator. LeBeau has taken on a protective  never-let-them-read-you persona that is typical of longtime NFL coaches. But Little poked away at LeBeau's guard.\n LeBeau couldn't help smiling at Little's playfulness.",
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            "input": "Long Artwork Is A Sign Of Peace Lebanese twins  Omar  and Mohamed Kabbani painted \" salam \" — the Arabic word for peace — in bright green across 82 rooftops in the northern city of Tripoli . NPR ' s Ari Shapiro speaks with  Omar  about the ambitious art project that can only be seen from the sky . ARI SHAPIRO   HOST : In Lebanon   twin brothers welcomed the new year with a work of art nearly a mile long . Mohamed and  Omar Kabbani  are 34 - year - old graffiti artists . They painted the rooftops of more than 80 buildings lime green . Seen from above   the green roofs spell out salam   which means peace in Arabic . The brothers hope it will help change how people think of their home .  OMAR KABBANI  : Whenever they talk about the Middle East or Lebanon   all they think about is extremism and terrorism . By painting a big word   salam   we want to show people that we ' re creative and positive things coming out from the Middle East . I think we made our goal happen . SHAPIRO :  Omar Kabbani  joined us from Lebanon on Skype to explain how  he  and  his  brother Mohamed put this project together . KABBANI : We had this idea almost three years ago   and we wanted to paint a big word that can be seen from space . We chose the northern part of Lebanon   an area - a region called Tripoli . It ' s the second biggest city in Lebanon . There was   like   two fighting militias fighting a small civil war between two areas   and we decided to go up and paint the word salam above this area in particular . We recruited 62 ex - militiamen or ex - fighters . KABBANI : So basically they dropped their guns and they started helping us with painting their own rooftops . SHAPIRO : And I understand some of these buildings had bullet holes . Some of them were uninhabitable . You could really see the signs of the violence in this neighborhood . It was a battle zone . There ' s plenty of bullets . The buildings were on fire . So it was funny but sad at the same moment . Like   when we used to go up to scout   they used to tell us   yeah   I used to sit here and point my sniper rifle . So ... SHAPIRO : Wow . KABBANI : It was like a really true story . Like   people who lived violence and lived   like   war started going up to their rooftop without the fear of being shot . SHAPIRO : I imagine that for some of these fighters who had sat on these rooftops with guns   to come back to those rooftops and paint them bright green to spell out the word peace must have been a very emotional experience . KABBANI : It was very challenging for us . And it was challenging for them . We stayed there for three weeks . Every day   we go up . And you can hear their stories . And you know   like   they are in rock bottom   complete poverty . So whenever someone gives them   like - I don ' t know - a small amount of money   they would go and hold the gun and start shooting . But if the people give them an opportunity to work   they will work . There are   like   really good - hearted people . They want to do something positive . And we used not just bright green paint - regular paint . We used   like - it ' s anti - leakage   and it prevents from - anti - UV also .  SHAPIRO  : Oh   like waterproof and reflecting the sun   so it cools the houses and keeps them dry . So it has - so people were really happy that we ' re in a way fixing the rooftops   you know ?  SHAPIRO  : Has the crew actually seen the finished work of art - because you can really only see it from a drone . There are photographs   but you could be standing on one of these rooftops and not know that it ' s spelling out the word salam . KABBANI : Yeah   of course . When we first briefed them about the project   we showed them what we were painting . And   like   every two days   we flew a drone to show them and for us to see the progress of the work . And of course   we showed them the end results . SHAPIRO : Omar Kabbani   thanks a lot . KABBANI : You ' re welcome . SHAPIRO :  Omar Kabbani     his  brother Mohamed and their crew painted more than 80 rooftops in the Lebanese city of Tripoli to say salam - peace in Arabic .  He  ' s looking forward to Google updating its map images so everyone who searches for the city can see the artwork . ( SOUNDBITE OF TOBACCO ' S \" SPIRITS OF PERVERSION \") Copyright © 2018 NPR . Visit our website terms of use and permissions pages at www . npr . org for further information . NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by Verb8tm   Inc .  an NPR contractor   and produced using a proprietary transcription process developed with NPR . This text may not be in its final form and may be updated or revised in the future . Accuracy and availability may vary . The authoritative record of NPR ’ s programming is the audio record .",
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            "input": "The officers told a public inquiry in British Columbia that they fired because they felt threatened by Dziekanski  who was holding a stapler  but Kennedy said he doesn't find any of the officers' statements credible.\n \"The fact that the members met together prior to providing statements causes me to further question their versions of events \" Kennedy wrote.\n Kennedy repeated his earlier recommendations that the force tighten its Taser policies and create an independent body to investigate officers in serious cases  such as those involving a death.\n Kennedy's recommendations aren't binding on the RCMP or the federal government.\n The commission's reports often include a response from the RCMP  but in this case Kennedy's findings were released without including the force's input.\n Kennedy's investigation  as well as several others including the public inquiry  were launched after the amateur video of the confrontation was made public.",
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            "input": "David Shapiro’s  smear of Jeff Sessions in a Chicago Tribune op-ed  suggesting that the attorney general is a racist  is consistent with other failed partisan efforts to distort and delegitimize the former senator’s record on race and law enforcement. Apparently   Shapiro  missed Sessions’s confirmation hearing in which the same smears were attempted only to be refuted one by one by witnesses — mostly black — who actually know the facts and the man.\n Shapiro  asserts Sessions’s directive to staff on criminal sentencing related to drug crimes is “the latest in a series of attempts by the Attorney General to tear down protections for people of color.”  Mr. Shapiro  seems to have forgotten that during the height of the crack epidemic ravaging the black community in the ’80s  it was Congressman Charlie Rangel and other members of the Congressional Black Caucus who voted for the Anti-Drug Abuse Act (“ADAA”)  which established the 100-1 sentencing ratio for crack and powder cocaine. Were Rangel and other members of Congress racist?\nThe rest of  Shapiro ’s piece is character assassination of the worst kind. As U.S. attorney for Alabama  Sessions successfully sought the death penalty for Klan members.  He  defended black voting rights.  He  hired blacks for prominent positions. As a member of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights  I’ve known and worked with Jeff Sessions for years and consider him the most principled and decent person in Washington  a man of the highest integrity.\n Shapiro ’s complaint seems to be that Attorney General Sessions is actually doing  his  job — enforcing the law as Congress passed it. In contrast  former attorneys general Holder and Lynch  under the veil of “prosecutorial discretion ” failed to enforce the law. Select immigration and sentencing laws were simply ignored  virtually wholesale. That’s not the role of the attorney general  whether his name is Holder or Sessions. Such a sweeping use of prosecutorial discretion effectively nullifies or rewrites federal law. If drug laws need to be changed  Congress needs to change them. Holder’s and Lynch’s actions were a plain derogation  if not usurpation  of legislative authority. That Attorney General Sessions is being criticized for restoring both the rule of law and the Justice Department to their proper roles is an indication of how debased respect for the rule of law has become.",
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            "input": "CLOSE YouTube star  Logan Paul  came under fire for posting a video of an apparent suicide victim in Japan’s “suicide forest \" Aokigahara. USA TODAY\nThis file photo taken on May 21  2017 shows actor  Logan Paul  arriving at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas  Nevada. (Photo: MARK RALSTON  AFP/Getty Images)\n SAN FRANCISCO — YouTube star Logan Paul  is back after a three-week break from the streaming service  officially launching  his  redemption tour with a video on suicide prevention in which  he  pledges to donate $1 million to organizations on the front lines.\n\"It's time to start a new chapter in my life as I continue to educate both  myself  and others on suicide  \" Paul  says in the video posted Wednesday which by the end of the day had been viewed more than 6 million times.\nThe 22-year-old vlogger is trying to repair the damage to the mini digital empire he built out of his prank-and-stunt-filled daily missives on YouTube watched by millions of followers  many of them tweens  teens and kids. His video showing a dead body hanging from a tree in Aokigahara  the Japanese \"suicide forest\" where dozens of corpses are discovered every year  fetched millions of views before  Paul  took it down. Millions more viewers tuned into  his  apology.\nEarlier this month Google lowered the boom on  Paul  with a punishment for the \"suicide forest\" video that limits  his  earning power and visibility on YouTube.  Paul  was dropped by Google Preferred  a special advertising program that connects top YouTube channels with brand advertisers  and from Foursome  a series on YouTube Red  the premium subscription service.\nThe backlash reverberated through  his  young fan base and with parents who blocked their kids from watching  Paul . YouTube  too  came under fire for its lax approach to the billions of videos that stream through the service.\nThe tone of  Paul 's latest video is strikingly different and the message it sends far more positive and life-affirming  the result he says of three weeks spent understanding \"the complexity\" of suicide. He chalks up his lack of sensitivity during his visit to Aokigahara  in part  to having never known anyone who committed suicide even though he was raised in Ohio  where it's the second leading cause of death.\n\"Logan Paul has a long way to go and people are right to continue to question his motives but today's video was a thoughtful first step \" Casey Neistat wrote on Twitter. \"Hopefully this is part of a true effort to move on from sensationalist content.\"\nWill he?  Paul 's young fans — who call themselves the \"Logang\" — never abandoned him. In fact  since his video in the suicide forest  he has gained subscribers.\nAccording to Eric Schiffer  chairman of Reputation Management Consultants   Paul  returned to YouTube too soon. \" He  needed to stay dark and in a no WiFi cave.  He ’s too radioactive to do a re-entry right now \" Schiffer said in an email.",
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            "input": "Jack and Laurie Beaton  attended the Route 91 Harvest festival in Las Vegas to celebrate  their  23rd wedding anniversary.  They  sat sipping beers and enjoying the concert on the grass.\n Laurie  posted to Facebook  'Here's to 23 wonderful years and looking forward to 23 more.'\nLess than an hour later   Laurie  felt a bullet fly by  her  shoulder. Jerry Cook   Laurie 's father  recalled a conversation with  her  in an interview with the Los Angeles Times.\n'Jack got on top of  Laurie  to protect  her . He laid on top of  her  and said  ' Laurie   I love you.'  She  said  'I love you  too ' and boom -- he got hit. I don't know how many times ' Cook said.\nRescue workers ushered  Laurie  and others members of  her  group to safety. Jack had already been removed from the scene when  she  returned looking for his body.",
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            "input": "After missing last year's U.S. Open with a shoulder injury  former champion Maria Sharapova returned to the spotlight with an impressive 6-3  6-0 victory over Tsvetana Pironkova of Bulgaria on Tuesday.\n Sharapova's game was as glittery as her black-and-silver dress and matching headwrap  an outfit she described as a tribute to New York's skyline.\n Sharapova showed no signs of the shoulder tear that forced her to have surgery in October and kept her off the tour for nearly 10 months.\n \"This is a Grand Slam. You've got to get going from the first match \" Sharapova said. \"After being gone  this is what it's all about.\"\n In addition to tennis skills and grit that once placed her No. 1 in the rankings  Sharapova always has placed an emphasis on fashion. On this night  her black dress carried bold  metallic accents that would gain her entry into even the trendiest of New York clubs. She paired it with a matching  '60s-style silver headband.\n As often happens with Sharapova  the postmatch  on-court interview dealt as much with her getup as her game. \"It's always 50-50: You never know when people are going to like it or not \" Sharapova told the crowd.\n game. \"It's always 50-50: You never know when people are going to like it or not \" Sharapova told the crowd.\n The Serb had the worst showing ever by a top-seeded woman in New York last year when she exited in the second round. Ivanovic did herself one worse this time.\n At least the 2008 French Open champion had a big support group in the stands  cheering for her wildly. Safina  in contrast  would look up at her coach for positive body language  and instead  he'd cover his eyes with his hands or turn his head with a wince.\n \"Well \" Safina would say later  \"I guess I had to think: 'What I'm doing wrong?'\"\n There's been some debate this season about whether Safina deserves the top ranking  one spot ahead of Serena Williams. The Russian did not bolster her case on Tuesday.\n Nearly undone by 11 double-faults and 48 total unforced errors  Safina was a point away from a 4-0 deficit in the third set before coming back to beat Olivia Rogowska of Australia 6-7 (5)  6-2  6-4.\n Safina  younger sister of 2000 U.S. Open champion Marat Safin  is used to faring well in the early stages of Grand Slam tournaments. Usually  it's later on that problems arise: She is winless in three major finals  all lopsided losses  and she managed to win only one game against Venus Williams in the Wimbledon semifinals in July.",
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            "input": "JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon  predicts President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax cut will enable the economy and American businesses to flourish and U.S. workers will be rewarded with hefty pay hikes.\n He  said the tax cut will drive wages higher and spark an economic boom in this country by boosting job creation.\n\"I think it's possible you're going to hit 4 percent some time this year  \" Dimon  told CNBC from the World Economic Forum in Davos  Switzerland.\n\"I promise you  we are going to be sitting here in a year and you all will be worrying about inflation and wages going up too high \"  he  said.\n\"I can't believe that people think having an uncompetitive tax system is a good thing \"  he  added.\n The bank  said Tuesday  it  will spend $20 billion over five years to raise hourly pay for works and open branches in new U.S. locations in the wake of the tax cut.\n\"We're adding sales people  opening more branches \"  he  said. \"We think it is good for J.P. Morgan and we think it's going to be very good for the economy.\"",
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            "input": "Ben & Jerry’s is promising to improve the pay and working conditions of the dairy farmers who provide milk to the Vermont-based company — but it comes more than two years after they initially expressed interest in doing so.\nThe ice cream makers and the Migrant Justice Group announced on Tuesday that they had signed an agreement in support of the new Milk With Dignity Program  a worker-driven initiative to bring together farmworkers  farmers and dairy buyers to ensure just and dignified working conditions in Ben & Jerry's dairy supply chain  according to a press release.\nThe agreement comes several months after  dairy workers and activists marched to the Ben & Jerry's factory in Waterbury  Vt . to protest what  they  say were \"slow negotiations\" in reaching the Milk With Dignity deal  and more than two years since the company initially agreed to implement the campaign.\nAccording to the Will Lambeck of Migrant Justice  Ben & Jerry's had first committed to work with Migrant Justice in 2015 to implement changes to their supply chain  but had not not actually implemented any of the programs as of the April 2017\nA post shared by Ben & Jerry's (@benandjerrys) on Sep 20  2017 at 2:21pm PDT\n“In 2015  the commitment that was signed [between  Ben & Jerry’s and Migrant Justice ] was a commitment to work with Migrant Justice to implement that program in  their  supply chain  and that’s what  they ’ve yet to do ” said Will Lambek of Migrant Justice in an April 2015 statement to Huffington Post.\nThe new agreement  however  requires Ben & Jerry’s to acquire its milk from farms that adhere to the standards of the Milk With Dignity program  which ensures workers are paid at least $10 an hour  Vermont’s minimum wage. Workers will also be guaranteed one day off a week  at least eight consecutive hours of rest between shifts and housing accommodations that include a bed and access to electricity and clean running water  New York Times reports.\n\"It's an agreement that puts the worker in charge of workers' rights \" he said. \"It's a worker-led movement  but it's a very clever system. It's a system that really does create a win  win  win \" said Jostein Solheim  Ben & Jerry’s CEO.\nBut while  Ben & Jerry’s  has committed to sourcing 100 percent of  its  dairy ingredients through this program “over a period of years ” it won’t affect the purchase price of the final product. Stolheim said the extra money paid to farmers would not result in more expensive ice cream and the company will absorb the cost as a part of doing business.",
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            "input": "But  Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo  told reporters  he  found it hard to believe that the arsenal of weapons  ammunition and explosives recovered by police in their investigation could have been assembled by Paddock completely on  his  own.\n“You have to make an assumption that  he  had some help at some point ”  Lombardo  said at a news briefing.  Lombardo  said the attack was the obvious outcome of meticulous planning.\n“What we know is that Stephen Paddock is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life  much of which will never be fully understood ”  the sheriff  said.\nIn response to a question   Lombardo  said investigators were examining the possibility Paddock’s purchase of more than 30 guns in October 2016 may have been precipitated by some triggering event in  his  life.  He  did not elaborate.\n“We’ve had a couple good leads and we’re working our way through it ” Sheriff Joseph Lombardo told the president.",
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            "input": "HBO is severing ties with  Louis C.K.  following a New York Times report that the comedian sexually harassed five women  with allegations spanning back to the late '90s.\nThe premium cable network has confirmed that it has cut  C.K.  from its Night of Too Many Stars charity telecast  an annual event which raises funds for autism services. HBO also announced that it will be pulling the comedian's stand-up specials and previous TV series — including Lucky Louie — from its on-demand platforms.\n“ Louis C.K.  will no longer be participating in the Night of Too Many Stars: America Unites for Autism Programs  which will be presented live on HBO on November 18 ” an HBO spokesperson said  per Variety. “In addition  HBO is removing  Louis C.K. ’s past projects from its On Demand services.”\nMeanwhile  FX Networks — the home of  C.K. 's Emmy-winning comedy Louie  where the showrunner has an overall deal and also executive produces Pamela Adlon's Better Things and Zach Galifianakis' Baskets — issued a statement in response to the report.\n“We are obviously very troubled by the allegations about  Louis C.K.  published in The New York Times today. The network has received no allegations of misconduct by  Louis C.K.  related to any of our 5 shows produced together over the past 8 years. FX Networks and FXP take all necessary actions to protect our employees and thoroughly investigate any allegations of misconduct within our workplace. That said  the matter is currently under review.”\nEarlier Thursday  the premiere for  C.K. 's upcoming film  I Love You  Daddy  was canceled ahead of the New York Times' story  with the indie's distributor  The Orchard  revealing that the release plan for the film was being reviewed.\n“In light of the allegations concerning  Louis C.K.  referenced in today’s New York Times  we are cancelling tonight’s premiere of I Love You  Daddy \" the statement read. \"There is never a place for the behavior detailed in these allegations. As a result  we are giving careful consideration to the timing and release of the film and continuing to review the situation.”\n C.K.  was also scheduled to appear on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday night before canceling his appearance  with William H. Macy now set to replace him as a guest  according to the Hollywood Reporter.\nAllegations against  C.K.  come on the heels of accusations of sexual misconduct leveled against a number of high-profile Hollywood figures including Harvey Weinstein  James Toback  Kevin Spacey  Roy Price  Brett Ratner  Ed Westwick  Steven Seagal  and Jeffrey Tambor. Hours after the  C.K.  report broke  an allegation of harassment against Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner also surfaced.",
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            "input": "Meanwhile  accounts surfaced of two more protesters killed in recent days. Fresh clashes broke out between security forces and demonstrators charging vote fraud in Ahmadinejad's recent re-election victory outside a canceled funeral service for another of the dead. Reformist leaders  meanwhile  sought to obtain a permit to hold a massive commemoration for those killed in the violence that has followed the disputed June 12 presidential vote.\n Ahmadinejad's latest personnel moves suggests that neither the burgeoning reformist movement shaking the country nor a week-long effort by conservatives against his pick for vice president have spurred the president to change his confrontational approach. It also highlights rising tensions between the president and fellow conservatives in parliament and elsewhere in Iran's political establishment.\n The controversy marked the second time in recent days that Ahmadinejad has faced off against fellow conservatives but ultimately been forced to back down.\n Conservative news agencies close to the government reported that Ahmadinejad abruptly sacked his ministers of Intelligence and Culture and possibly two others early Sunday in what many considered retribution for the ministers' efforts to scuttle Esfandiar Rahim Mashai's appointment as first in line to succeed the president.\n Hours later  Ahmadinejad changed his mind after he ignited a storm of criticism and was told by conservative senior lawmakers that  according to the nation's constitution  he'd have to submit his entire Cabinet to a new vote of parliament if he changed more than one minister  since he had already replaced so many during his four-year tenure.\n The president's office issued a statement saying that only Minister of Intelligence and Security Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejei had been fired. Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance Mohammad Hossein Saffar Harandi  a dedicated hard-liner  announced in a blistering note late Sunday that he would resign immediately after receiving \"verbal instructions\" from Ahmadinejad that he was fired.\n Though Ahmadinejad had long announced plans to reshuffle the Cabinet following his inauguration to a new term in less than two weeks  the sudden nature of the dismissals just days before the government was to expire anyway was considered an insulting rejoinder to conservative supporters of Ahmadinejad who had opposed Mashai's appointment.\n After bowing to Khamenei's request to remove Mashai as first vice-president  Ahmadinejad appointed him chief of staff.\n On Sunday  Ahmadinejad also appointed former Interior Minister Ali Kordan  who had resigned his post after admitting he had tried to bolster his resume with a phony Oxford degree  as his special inspector  who monitors the activities of the ministries and government.\n Ahmadinejad's confirmation for a second-term by Khamenei is set for Aug. 4 and his swearing-in ceremony will take place the next day  a lawmaker announced. Protesters supporting opposition candidates Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mahdi Karroubi have vowed to stage another day of peaceful protest when Ahmadinejad is formally sworn in.",
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            "input": "Chinese President Hu Jintao arrived here Wednesday for a state visit to Uzbekistan  where he will also attend a Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit.\n This is Hu's second trip to the Central Asian state since he became China's head of state in 2003. In June 2004  Hu visited Uzbekistan and attended an SCO summit in Tashkent.\n During his stay in Tashkent  he will meet his Uzbek counterpart Islam Karimov to exchange views on the current situation and prospects of bilateral ties as well as international and regional issues of common concern  said Chinese diplomats.\n \"Hu's visit is expected to help strengthen the China-Uzbekistan friendly and cooperative partnership \" Cheng Guoping  assistant foreign minister of China  told a press conference last Friday.\n In Tashkent  Hu will join leaders of other SCO members for a summit on Friday. The participating leaders will mainly discuss strategies for fighting the \"three evil forces \" safeguarding security and stability and advancing pragmatic cooperation.",
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            "input": "Many fascinating ― and   at times   disturbing ― truths about our world were uncovered in 2017   thanks in large part to the ingenuity and dogged reporting of dozens of journalists . While President Donald Trump would have you believe the press is “ the enemy of the people  ” much of 2017 ′ s most important journalistic initiatives proved otherwise . From explosive revelations in the Trump - Russia investigations to dramatic accounts of sexual misconduct   this year ’ s investigative reporting helped keep powerful figures in check . These 14 stories   in chronological order   show what an influential and essential tool great journalism can be in starting conversations   shaping society   and helping mold a safer   more transparent world for its consumers . Brendan McDermid / Reuters Former Fox News Channel host Bill O ' Reilly Rumors about conservative pundit Bill O ’ Reilly ’ s pattern of sexually harassment towards women staffers at Fox News   where he was a star for two decades   were confirmed by The New York Times ’ reporters Emily Steel and Michael S . Schmidt in April . The Times ’ investigation revealed at least $ 13 million had been paid out to five women over the years about his inappropriate behavior . O ’ Reilly denied the allegations   but less than two weeks later   Fox News ’ biggest name was fired . The story likely empowered other women to come forward about their own sexual harassment experiences   helping to ignite the # MeToo movement months later . It also shed light on the questionable ethics of non - disclosure agreements that prevent many women from speaking out . Memorable line : The women who made allegations against Mr . O ’ Reilly ... complained about a wide range of behavior   including verbal abuse   lewd comments   unwanted advances and phone calls in which it sounded as if Mr . O ’ Reilly was masturbating   according to documents and interviews . The New York Times : “ Comey Memo Says Trump Asked Him To End Flynn Investigation ” ( May 16 ) The Washington Post via Getty Images Former FBI director James Comey Americans were captivated when the Times published an explosive report describing memos written by former FBI director James Comey about his interactions with President Trump . Comey   who had been fired by Trump a week before the Times ’ story   alleged the president had urged him to shut down the federal investigation into his former national security adviser   Michael Flynn . The report was published just weeks prior to Comey ’ s testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee   which was part of a federal investigation into whether Trump ’ s 2016 presidential campaign colluded with the Russian government . Some lawmakers and political commentators suggested Trump ’ s remarks to Comey   which the president has denied making   constitute obstruction of justice . Flynn pleaded guilty earlier this month on charges of lying to the FBI about his interactions with Russian officials . Memorable line : “ I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go   to letting Flynn go  ” Mr . Trump told Mr . Comey   according to the memo . “ He is a good guy . I hope you can let this go .” Spencer Platt via Getty Images A boy attends a march through the streets of Norwalk agains the epidemic of heroin . In this eye - opening report   Mother Jones ’ Julia Lurie highlighted one of the many heart - breaking side effects of the United States ’ opioid epidemic : the growing number of children in foster care . More and more parents using or overdosing on drugs are losing custody of their children   burdening an already under - resourced foster care system . Between 2012 and 2015   children in foster care grew by roughly 30   000   according to the report . Lurie ’ s piece caught the attention of lawmakers and advocacy groups across the country   including Rep . Katherine Clark ( D - Mass .) Memorable line : Then there was Jake   a 16 - year - old with boy - band looks who holed up for months in a motel ... while his mom went out to use . “ I just want her to go into rehab and get right  ” he told me over chicken nuggets at Dairy Queen . “ If that could be my birthday present or my Christmas present   that ’ s what it would be .” Brian Snyder / Reuters Donald Trump Jr . On July 8   the Times published a report describing  a previously undisclosed meeting between Russian operatives and Donald Trump Jr  . during his father ’ s 2016 presidential campaign .  Trump Jr  . dismissed  the meeting  as one simply about an “ adoption program .” But three days later   the Times published an even more damning report . The story included details from an email chain between  Trump Jr  . and the Russian meeting attendees   in which  he  describes  his  eagerness to get Kremlin - produced dirt on  his  father ’ s political opponent Hillary Clinton . For some lawmakers and their constituents   this revelation fueled their growing concerns over potential links between Trump ’ s 2016 presidential campaign and Russia . Memorable line : If the future president ’ s eldest son was surprised or disturbed by ... the notion that it was part of a continuing effort by the Russian government to aid his father ’ s campaign ... he gave no indication . He replied within minutes : “ If it ’ s what you say I love it especially later in the summer .” Rick Kern via Getty Images R . Kelly R . Kelly is no stranger to sexual misconduct and abuse allegations . Despite decades of accusations against the R & B star   including sex with underage girls and battery   Kelly has come out relatively unscathed and managed to keep a low - ish profile for the past few years . And then Buzzfeed News contributor Jim DeRogatis published a shocking report alleging several women between the ages of 31 and 19 are being held against their will in a “ cult ” run by Kelly   in which he dictates how they dress   what they eat   when they sleep and how they sexually pleasure him while he records it . R . Kelly has denied the accusations vehemently   but parents of the women involved with his “ cult ” say he ’ s a “ monster ” and claim their daughters have been “ brainwashed .” Over 36   000 people have signed an online petition calling on Sony Music to drop Kelly from its record label . Memorable line : “ It was as if she was brainwashed . [ She ] looked like a prisoner — it was horrible ... I hugged her and hugged her . But she just kept saying she ’ s in love and [ R . Kelly ] is the one who cares for her .” Vice correspondent Elle Reeve ’ s video coverage of the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville   Virginia   created a buzz on the internet over its up - close look at the horrifying beliefs of a hate movement . The enthralling documentary followed several white nationalists   including Christopher Cantwell   an unabashedly racist alt - right personality . Cantwell made many alarming statements throughout the video   but perhaps most sickening was his remark that a fellow white nationalist at the rally was “ justified ” in ramming his car into a crowd of counterprotesters   killing 32 - year - old Heather Heyer . Cantwell posted a tearful video days after Vice released the video   claiming his band of white nationalists have been treated unfairly . Social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram disabled his accounts following the Vice report . By Aug . 21   Cantwell turned himself into police on warrants of illegal use of teargas during his time in Charlottesville . Memorable line : “ As you can see   we greatly outnumbered the anti - white   anti - American filth and   at some point   we will have enough power that we will clear them from the streets forever . That which is degenerate in white countries will be removed .” KCNA KCNA / Reuters North Korea ' s leader Kim Jong Un Seasoned North Korea correspondent Evan Osnos dissected the possibility of a nuclear war between the U . S . and North Korea in this deep dive into the two feuding countries ’ tumultuous relationship . His on - the - ground perspective from Pyongyang offered an enlightening and unique look into the enigmatic   authoritarian regime . Osnos gained rare access to North Korean military leaders and citizens   who offered reactions to President Trump ’ s bombastic rhetoric and threats to the country ’ s leader Kim Jon Un . Military conflict with the U . S . was not a goal   they said   but certainly not out of the realm of possibility if provoked . Memorable line : “ A few thousand would survive  ” Pak said . “ And the military would say   ‘ Who cares ? As long as the United States is destroyed   then we are all starting from the same line again .’ ” He added   “ A lot of people would die . But not everyone would die .” Phototreat via Getty Images Pentagon Despite the military ’ s promise to crackdown on sexual misconduct   the Post ’ s Craig Whitlock uncovered one woman ’ s chilling account of an Air Force colonel relentlessly harassing her   sending her X - rated recordings ― and essentially getting away with it . Col . Ronald S . Jobo avoided criminal charges ― and even walked away with a hefty pension ― after bombarding his female subordinate with inappropriate   sexual messages and requests . The victim filed a report to the Air Force Office of Special Investigations   who found evidence that Jobo sexually harassed her . But Jobo ’ s commander   Lt . Gen . John F . Thompson   took a lenient approach in disciplining him . Jobo was merely demoted and forced to retire   which allowed him to collect a pension worth roughly $ 72   000 per year   according to the report . The reported prompted outrage from lawmakers   including Sens . Kirsten Gillibrand ( D - N . Y .)  and Sherrod Brown ( D - Ohio )  who demanded a review of the Air Force ’ s adjudication process for cases of sexual assault and harassment . Memorable line : The woman said that she tried once more to leave but that he told her he wouldn ’ t let go of her arm until she agreed to respond to his texts . Instead   crying   she swore at him again . Rick Diamond via Getty Images Penn State University Caitlin Flanagan   contributing editor for The Atlantic   put the spotlight on some fraternities ’ harmful ― and   at times   deadly ― hazing rituals taking place on college campuses across the U . S . Her findings made her question why such institutions even continue to exist . Flanagan focused on one particularly horrifying case   in which Penn State University sophomore Tim Piazza fell down a flight of stairs at a Beta Theta Pi hazing event . It wasn ’ t until 12 hours later that some of the fraternity ’ s members called 911 when they noticed their pledge “ looked fucking dead .” The student underwent surgery   but died the next day . Penn State shut down the fraternity in February and over two dozen people have been charged in relation to the student ’ s death . Since Flanagan ’ s report   at least two other fraternity - related deaths have occurred   according to The New York Times . Memorable line : Once again   a student is dead and a family is shattered . And all of us are co - authors of these grim facts   as we grant both the fraternities and their host institutions tax - exempt status and allow them to carry on year after year with little change . Is it time we reconsidered what we ’ re doing ? The New York Times : “ Harvey Weinstein Paid Off Sexual Harassment Accusers For Decades ” ( Oct . 5 ) Alexander Koerner via Getty Images Harvey Weinstein This is the explosive report that helped catapult the # MeToo movement into existence . The Times ’ Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey unearthed previously undisclosed allegations that Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein used his position of power to sexually harass women for decades   telling women to accept his sexual advances if they wanted his help with their careers . Days later   the New Yorker published Ronan Farrow ’ s disturbing investigation into Weinstein ’ s history of sexual abuse   revealing the film producer had been accused not only of sexual harassment   but of rape as well . The reports prompted the firing of Weinstein from his company   as well as the rescinding of several awards . The NYPD announced in October that it was investigating sexual assault claims against him . Since the Weinstein allegations   a powerful man has been publicly accused of sexual misconduct once every 20 hours   according to the Los Angeles Times . Memorable line : In interviews   eight women described varying behavior by Mr . Weinstein : appearing nearly or fully naked in front of them   requiring them to be present while he bathed or repeatedly asking for a massage or initiating one himself . 11 . International Consortium of Investigative Journalists : “ Paradise Papers ” ( Nov . 5 ) Francois Lenoir / Reuters Activists stage a protest on a mock tropical island representing a tax haven . Journalists from 96 media organizations across the world worked together to investigate over 13 million leaked documents that revealed elaborate offshore assets of politicians and corporations . The investigation   known as the “ Paradise Papers  ” concluded that such assets allowed the high - profile figures and companies to dodge millions of dollars in taxes . One of the most notable findings for U . S . politics is a report that Trump ’ s Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross shares business interests with Russian President Vladimir Putin ’ s son - in - law . Ross previously failed to disclose the connection during his confirmation hearing . Many U . S . lawmakers expressed dismay over the findings . Several senators   including Sen . Bernie Sanders ( I - Vt .) called for an investigation into the findings . The Paradise Papers “ raise serious questions about the integrity of our tax system and the ability of the top one percent to rig it in order to benefit themselves at the expense of everyone else  ” Sanders wrote in a letter to the chairman of the Senate Budget Committee last month . Memorable line : In the United States   the files reveal personal or corporate offshore ties of key Trump associates who are charged with helping to put “ America First .” Bloomberg via Getty Images Roy Moore Judge Roy Moore had all but cinched his position as Alabama ’ s next senator   despite his overtly racist and homophobic views . But then the allegations of sexual assault on minors began rolling in . Leigh Corfman told the Post that she was 14 when Moore   then a 32 - year - old district attorney   kissed her   touched her breast and forced her to touch him over his underwear . Corfman ’ s accusation prompted other women to come forward   though Moore has denied accusations of wrongdoing . The report likely cost Moore the race   despite having Trump ’ s endorsement . He lost to Democratic opponent Doug Jones   but has yet to officially concede . Memorable line : He took off her shirt and pants and removed his clothes . He touched her over her bra and underpants   she says   and guided her hand to touch him over his underwear . “ I wanted it over with — I wanted out  ” she remembers thinking . “ Please just get this over with .” MOHAMED EL - SHAHED via Getty Images Iraqi forces An on - the - ground account from veteran investigative reporter Azmat Khan and writer Anand Gopal found coalition airstrikes in Iraq are not nearly as precise as U . S . officials claim   with more civilians dying from the bombs than previously reported . Khan and Gopal discovered flawed or outdated intelligence contributed to accidental bombing of Iraqi civilians by the U . S . military . According to the report   one in five airstrikes resulted in the death of civilians ― a rate more than 31 times acknowledged by the coalition . The report prompted Rep . Ted Lieu ( D - Calif .) to send a letter to Defense Secretary James Mattis   requesting he take “ corrective actions ” in light of the investigation . Memorable line : When Basim asked who in his home survived   he was told : nobody . The blast killed Mayada and Tuqa instantly . A second strike hit next door   and Mohannad and Najib were also dead . Only Azza   Najib ’ s mother   was alive   because the explosion had flung her through a second - story window . Jason Wong / HuffPost The impending financial doom facing most millennials has been a hot topic for the past few years   but no report has laid out the disaster quite as effectively and hauntingly as HuffPost contributor Michael Hobbes . Hobbes explained how decades of irresponsible political and corporate decisions have led this generation into a downward spiral of financial ruin . One in five millennials live in poverty   according to the report   and people ages 26 to 34 are more likely than any other age bracket to not have health insurance . Some lawmakers called on Congress to make a more concerted effort to help millennials   including Rep . Keith Ellison ( D - Minn .) and Sen . Bernie Sanders ( I - Vt .)  whose cornerstone issue is tackling wealth inequality . “ This is the direct result of an economy built to maximize corporate profits and protect the assets of the wealthy — an economy that is rigged against working class people who also cannot count on a stable safety net like generations before  ” Sanders wrote in a Facebook post .",
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            "input": "The athletes did not fly through the air with the greatest of ease during the wind-whipped womenâs slopestyle at the Winter Olympics on Monday. But  reigning Olympic champion Jamie Anderson  tamed the conditions enough to win the gold medal in Pyeongchang  South Korea â defending the gold  she  won four years ago in the same event.\n She  became the first female snowboarder to win multiple golds and notched the second gold for the United States at this yearâs games.\nMother Nature couldn't stop a force of nature.  Jamie Anderson  won gold for Team USA in women's slopestyle. #BestOfUS #WinterOlympics [Link] pic.twitter.com/zUSS5G2wpf â NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) February 12  2018\nâIâm feeling so happy â  Anderson  said  per the Olympicsâ news service. âIâve gone through so much this last year just preparing for the Games and defending the gold is definitely not an easy position to be in. â\nSergei Bobylev via Getty Images Jamie Anderson  celebrates  her  victory Monday.\nBut the conditions remained dangerous. After a 75-minute delay   Anderson  and the rest of the field went to work. Much of the field struggled mightily against the elements  but  Anderson  managed to record an 83 on  her  first run to take the lead  and that score held up.",
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            "input": "In a case of literary serendipity  right after I read Beck's piece  I stumbled onto an essay called \"The Simplest Course I Ever Taught\" in The Chronicle of Higher Education by Paula Marantz Cohen  dean of the Pennoni Honors College and professor of English at Drexel University.\n Cohen  describes  her  embrace of \"slow teaching \" an approach that designs a college course to \"look closely — and by extension  slowly — at one major idea or text over the course of ten weeks.\"\nThough the focus of  Cohen 's essay is a one-credit course  she  developed that \"took the slow teaching approach to a new level\" —  she  read aloud Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice to her students  and they discussed the plot and characters together —  she  explains that the honors program  she  heads offers a whole set of slow-taught courses. One of them focused on Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species  an indication that science as well as the humanities is involved.\nA deliberate change on professors' part from trying \"to cram in as much material as possible over the course of a term \" Cohen suggests  brings benefits to the students. \"I am convinced that key concepts and texts will adhere better to memory and understanding if their presentation is slowed down \"  she  says in  her  essay.\nGiven what I wrote here last year about celebrating intellectual engagement on college campuses  it's no surprise that I'm convinced by  Cohen 's points. I'm not a skeptic about the slow-teaching approach.\nDid  Cohen  have any thoughts on whether slow teaching would be as effective in the science as in the humanities?  She  replied  in part:",
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            "input": "Madonna  gave an explosive address at the Women's March on Washington on Saturday that likely has many news networks wishing they had played  her  remarks on delay.\n\"Yes  I am outraged. Yes  I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House ... but I choose love \"  Madonna  said from the main stage area near the National Mall.\n Her  remarks are now going viral.\n Madonna  during  her  #WomensMarch speech: \"Yes  I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House\" pic.twitter.com/Z9ILmznAIw — BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) January 21  2017\nMadonna  an icon of both pop music and feminism  took the stage later in the event. While the march's organizers have insisted the event is pro-women more than anti-Trump  the singer did not pass on an opportunity to take public digs at the new president.\n\"It took this horrific moment of darkness to wake us the f--k up \"  Madonna  said.\n She  repeated expletives multiple times on stage.\n Madonna  cheered on those who turned out for the march and delivered choice words to others.\n Madonna  ended  her  address with a rendition of  her  song  \"Express Yourself \" in which  she  sang  \"Donald Trump  suck a d--k  I'm not your b---h.\"\n Madonna  singing at #WomensMarch: \"Donald Trump suck a dick  I'm not your bitch\" pic.twitter.com/iHThRt5rEu — BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) January 21  2017\nYou can watch more of  Madonna 's remarks below.",
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            "input": "Marilou Danley  the girlfriend of Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock   arrived back in the United States from the Philippines on Tuesday night. Investigators are hoping  she  can help answer questions about  her  live-in partner of many years  who killed himself after carrying out the worst mass shooting in recent US history.\n She  immediately met with FBI investigators  but is not in custody.\nIn a statement read by  her  attorney Wednesday  Danley claimed she did not see any warning signs that Paddock was planning the attack  and that she believed he sent her to the Philippines — and later wired her money — as a way of breaking up with her.\n\"I was grateful  but honestly  I was worried that first the unexpected trip home  and then the money was a way of breaking up with me \" she said. \"It never occurred to me in any way whatsoever that he was planning violence against anyone. \"\nDanley's lawyer  Los Angeles-based Matthew Lombard   told reporters Tuesday that she is cooperating fully with the investigation  and returned to the US voluntarily to speak with authorities.  Danley  flew to the Philippines on Sept. 15.\n Her  brother  Reynaldo Bustos  who lives in the Philippines  said in an interview with ABC News that  Danley  told him she has a \"clean conscience.\"\n Danley  is described as a friendly mother and grandmother who met Paddock while still married to  her  ex-husband and has spent the last few years living with him in Mesquite  Nevada.\nBorn in the Philippines on Dec. 12  1954   Danley  later moved to Queensland  Australia with her young daughter Sheila  married a local and became a citizen.\n Danley  lived on the Gold Coast in Queensland for a decade  until the late 1980s  according to Australia's ABC.\nTwo of her sisters who live in Australia told Seven News that  Danley  was completely unaware of her partner's actions until after he perpetrated the mass shooting that left 58 people dead. Paddock killed himself before police could capture him.\nAccording to the sisters   Danley  believes  she  was sent away so that  she  couldn't stop Paddock from committing the shooting.  Her  sisters also said Paddock had sent  Danley  $100 000 while  she  was in the Philippines.\n\" She  was sent away.  She  was away so that  she  will not be there to interfere with what he's planning \" said one of  her  sisters  crying during the interview.\n\" She  didn't even know that  she  was going to the Philippines until Steve said 'Marilou  I found you a cheap ticket to the Philippines' \" said another sister.\n\"In that sense I thank him for sparing my sister's life. But that won't be to compensate the 59 people's lives \" she added  describing  Danley  as a \"gentle soul.\"\nNow an artist  Darcey wrote on her website that she feared pursuing art as she didn't want to disappoint her mother  but that after she changed her college major from computer science to fine art   Danley  supported her completely.\nKnights added that he was certain  Danley  wasn't involved with the shooting. “I knew that she would have had nothing to do with it ” he said.",
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            "input": "A stethoscope lay on the bed upstairs in case someone asked  Shae Brown  to listen to  her  triumphant heartbeat.\n Shae  placed the medical instrument there  anticipating an opportunity to share the joyous sound with new friends. The Millers from Glencoe had traveled to Shiner  Texas — a small town of 2 069 people in the southeast part of the state — to meet  Shae   whose heart once pumped inside their beloved daughter and sister.  Shae 's successful heart transplant occurred May 20  2013  in Houston after  her  donor  Alyssa Miller  died at 24 after a long illness  leaving behind a twin sister  Eva  and parents Fred and Barbara.\nOn the second day of the Millers' visit to Texas  Fred's daughter  Eva  worked up the nerve to ask  Shae  something she expected.\n\"Eva said  'This is probably a really strange question  but is there any way we could listen to Alyssa's heart beating inside of you?'\" recalled  Shae   49  a dental hygienist. \"I said  'That's not a strange question  and yes  you can.' So I went up the stairs and got my stethoscope.\"\nEva pressed the device against  Shae 's chest and listened  emotionally. Then Barbara leaned in close and heard the beating that once had provided the rhythm for so much joy in her life. When it was Fred's turn  he wanted to hear  too  but hesitated. A father still struggling to cope found the timing too soon  the pain surprisingly fresh.\n Shae Brown 's successful heart transplant occurred May 20  2013  in Houston after  her  donor  Alyssa Miller  passed away at the age of 24 following a long illness. (Jay Janner / Austin American Statesman / Chicago Tribune)  Shae Brown 's successful heart transplant occurred May 20  2013  in Houston after  her  donor  Alyssa Miller  passed away at the age of 24 following a long illness. (Jay Janner / Austin American Statesman / Chicago Tribune) SEE MORE VIDEOS\n\"I think I was more shocked by my own reaction that day than I was that Eva brought it up to  Shae  \" said Fred  62  a psychiatrist for NorthShore University HealthSystem in Evanston. \"But  no  I just … couldn't do it. I couldn't listen. It's a very surreal experience knowing that there is a part of my daughter that is still here. To be clear  this is Shae's heart. This is Shae's life. We get that and don't want to put any burdens on her. We want her to be herself. That said  it is kind of a weird thing.\"\nMedical professionals encourage heart-transplant recipients to wait a minimum of one year to contact the donor's family  and  Shae  was counting the days. But as the anniversary arrived  reality hit her.\n\"I was like  'You can't write that letter now  on the one-year mark  when it's going to be all new and fresh to them '\"  Shae  said. \"I couldn't have them relive that. So I clammed up.\"\nAnother year of doubt and curiosity passed until  Shae  received some good advice: Instead of sending what amounts to a thank-you card  tell the Millers her story — and what an inspiring one it was.\nAt 16  doctors diagnosed  Shae  with rhabdomyosarcoma – a cancer of cells that normally develop into skeletal muscles. At Stage 4  the scared teenager faced long odds of survival.  Shae  recalled one doctor giving her three months. The chemotherapy drug  doxorubicin  damaged Shae's heart  but her cancer required the most aggressive treatment possible to stop the tumors from spreading.\n Fred Miller Heart transplant recipient Shae Brown  of Texas  with Fred Miller  from Glencoe . Miller's daughter Alyssa was  Brown 's heart donor. Heart transplant recipient Shae Brown  of Texas  with Fred Miller  from Glencoe. Miller's daughter Alyssa was Brown's heart donor. (Fred Miller) (Fred Miller)\nOne Sunday  hours after  Shae  remembers the local pastor visiting  nurses noticed a difference in the color of fluid in the bag connected to her catheter. Shae's abdomen softened. Unbelievably  her prognosis changed by the time she went to bed.\n\"I'll never forget my doctor saying before he walked out of my room that night  'It looks like the man above is doing some work here '\"  Shae  said. \"They were shocked my tumor started shrinking. Most people who had that kind of cancer didn't make it  but here I am.\"\nThere she was  almost a lifetime later  hitting the highlights of her incredible journey in a letter to the Miller family she desperately wanted to meet.  Shae  included how the chemo drug weakened her heart enough to need a pacemaker installed at the age of 35. How in 2012  at 43 years old   Shae  was placed on a transplant list  where  she  remained for 14 months of uncertainty. How after the transplant  doctors told  Shae  her heart had been functioning at 1 percent of  its  capacity.\n\"I didn't realize how close to death I was \"  Shae  said. \"I learned at 16 you don't take life for granted. You're never guaranteed tomorrow. Each day since then I've lived with an extreme thankfulness that you get to wake up every day.\"",
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            "input": "A complicated era is over.  Carmelo Anthony  finally escaped New York.\nAfter months of posturing and misdirection regarding  his  future   the Knicks  agreed to ship the greatest Knick since Patrick Ewing to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Doug McDermott  Enes Kanter and a 2018 second-round pick  a source confirmed Saturday.\nTwo role players is a small haul for a player of Anthony’s stature and scoring prowess  but  the Knicks  were never getting a comparable return. Both sides just needed to move on after a long and contentious divorce period.\n Carmelo Anthony  is getting  his  wish and will be leaving  the Knicks  just days before start of training camp.\nDuring and after Phil Jackson’s tenure   the Knicks  made it known that  Anthony  was no longer part of  their  plans. But  they  couldn’t agree to a deal to satisfy Anthony’s desire of playing for the Rockets  setting in motion fears that the small forward would make it to another  Knicks  training camp.\n Knicks  reach out to Cavs about a potential  Carmelo Anthony  trade\n He  didn’t want that.\nLess than two weeks ago  according to a source   Anthony  opened up  his  options to three destinations — including the Rockets — to pressure  the Knicks  to get a deal done before having to attend Media Day in New York on Monday. As the Daily News first reported   the Knicks  reached out to the Cavs recently with the understanding that  Anthony  would waive  his  no-trade clause to join buddy LeBron James. However  the Cavs were unwilling to part with Tristan Thompson or Kevin Love.\nThe Thunder were also on  Anthony ’s list  and there is an important connection: Assistant GM Troy Weaver formerly coached  Anthony  at Syracuse  and the two remain close. Beyond that  the Thunder will boast a trio (Anthony  Russell Westbrook  Paul George) as lethal offensively as any in the NBA. To complete the deal   Anthony  not only had to waive  his  no-trade clause   he  sacrificed a trade kicker worth $8.1 million.  He  leaves the biggest NBA market for one of the smallest  an ironic move considering  he  pushed so hard to travel the opposite way six years ago for  his  trade to the Knicks. New York is the city that never sleeps and Oklahoma City’s stores all close by 6 p.m. But digital media has changed the landscape such that stars can get exposure and endorsements in any market. The Thunder have 27 games on national television this season  compared to New York’s eight.\n Carmelo Anthony  will be sporting a new look this season. (Jennifer Pottheiser/NBAE/Getty Images)\nThe Knicks are projected to land in the lottery again  while challenged to replace Anthony’s 22-plus points per game. They’ll be really bad  but it’s easy to find the long-term reasons for dealing  Anthony : it creates a faster transition into the Kristaps Porzingis era; it eliminates potential distractions and another controversy; it jibes with New York’s tanking strategy in the final year of the current draft lottery system.\n Carmelo Anthony  spends seven seasons with the Knicks but fails to deliver a true contender. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)\n Anthony  would’ve been traded long ago if  he  wasn’t one of only three NBA players with a no-trade clause. It was given to  Anthony  by Jackson — along with a $124 million contract — in 2014. Before that   he  led the Knicks to a division title  a playoff series victory and set the franchise record for most points in a game (62).\nBut everything went downhill after Jackson took over as president  culminating Saturday with  Anthony  leaving the Knicks — a marriage once meant to save the franchise.\nKnicks   Carmelo Anthony  headed toward awkward reunion next week",
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            "input": "The lawsuit by Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson accused Purdue of deceptive marketing of OxyContin and convincing doctors and the public that its drugs had a low-risk of addiction and were effective for treating chronic pain.\n\"I don't know how executives at Purdue sleep at night \" Ferguson told reporters.\nIn filing his lawsuit in King County Superior Court in Seattle on Thursday   Ferguson  said he was breaking off from an ongoing multi-state probe by various attorneys general into companies that manufacture and distribute opioids.\nWhile  Ferguson  said looked forward to seeing its results  \"we felt we had a case ready to go.\"",
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            "input": "Ryan Blaney  drives down the front straightaway during qualifying at Phoenix International Raceway on Friday. (Photo: Ralph Freso  AP)\nAVONDALE  Ariz. (AP)  — Ryan Blaney  probably needs to win at Phoenix Raceway to earn a shot at NASCAR’s championship.\n He ’ll at least start up front Sunday in  his  bid to put The Wood Brothers in the final four contenders next weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway.  Blaney  won the pole in  his  final chance to qualify for NASCAR’s championship race with a lap at 137.942 mph around Phoenix in a Ford.\nIt gave  Blaney  the top starting spot for Sunday’s penultimate race of the playoffs. There is one slot available in the field of four that will race for the championship next week  and  Blaney  is one of five drivers chasing that spot.\n“Our mindset coming into this weekend was really trying to win the race and sitting on the pole. My mindset doesn’t change ”  Blaney  said. “I still want to go try to win the race  so that’s the mindset we’ve had all week and hopefully we can keep that and I think that’s our goal.”\n Blaney  bested Denny Hamlin in Friday qualifying. Both playoff drivers need to win to grab the final spot in the finale  and Hamlin waited until the third and final round to cut a corner on the track in an attempt to better his time.\nHamlin’s lap at 137.936 briefly put his Toyota on top of the leaderboard  but  Blaney  bumped  him  moments later.\n1. (21) Ryan Blaney  Ford  137.942 mph.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (AP) —  Former FBI Director James Comey  scorned the memo that was released by House Republicans after being declassified Friday by President Donald Trump  saying it doesn't add up to much. \"That's it?\"  Comey  said on Twitter.\n\"Dishonest and misleading memo wrecked the House intel committee  destroyed trust with Intelligence Community  damaged relationship with FISA court  and inexcusably exposed classified investigation of an American citizen. For what?\"  Comey  wrote  adding: \"DOJ & FBI must keep doing their jobs.\"\nThe tweet was the latest in a series from  Comey  this week as Trump clashed with the FBI over the release of the GOP-written memo. On Thursday   Comey  stood up for the bureau's position against the document's disclosure and took aim at unnamed people  he  calls \"weasels and liars.\"\n\"All should appreciate the FBI speaking up. I wish more of our leaders would  \" Comey  tweeted Thursday night amid news that the FBI had lobbied the White House to block the release of a partisan memo on the Russia investigation.\nOn Friday morning   the president  continued  his  verbal attacks against the FBI  writing on Twitter  \"The top Leadership and Investigators of the FBI and the Justice Department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of Democrats and against Republicans — something which would have been unthinkable just a short time ago. Rank & File are great people!\"\nOn Twitter   Comey  urged  his  former colleagues to \"take heart: American history shows that  in the long run  weasels and liars never hold the field  so long as good people stand up.\"\n He  concluded  \"Not a lot of schools or streets named for Joe McCarthy\" — a reference to the senator who  in the 1950s  conducted hearings aimed at rooting out Communists in the U.S. government.\nSince  his  firing last May   Comey  has made  his  personal feelings about Trump known  testifying in detail about personal interactions  he  says troubled  him .\n He  also authorized a close friend to share with reporters details from a memo  he  produced documenting one such encounter — a February conversation in the Oval Office in which  he  said Trump encouraged  him  to drop an FBI investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn. That revelation prompted the Justice Department's appointment of a special counsel to run the Russia investigation.\n Comey  has also used language about \"weasels\" before  most notably in a September 2016 congressional hearing when  he  defended the FBI's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.\n\"You can call us wrong  but don't call us weasels \"  Comey  said. \"We are not weasels. We are honest people and we did this in that way.\"",
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            "input": "(Reuters) - Alabama voters elected conservative firebrand Roy Moore as the Republican nominee for a U.S. Senate seat on Tuesday  dealing a blow to President Donald Trump and other party leaders who had argued that rival Luther Strange was a better bet to advance their priorities in Washington.\nAn outspoken evangelical Christian who has twice lost his position as the state’s top judge   Moore  won election with a fierce anti-Washington message and a call to put religion at the center of public life.\nWith all 67 counties reporting   Moore  led Strange by 55 percent to 45 percent.\nDespite campaigning for Strange  Trump congratulated  Moore  for his victory and urged him to defeat Democrat Doug Jones in the December election to fill a seat that was held by Jeff Sessions before he became U.S. Attorney General in February.\n“Congratulations to  Roy Moore  on  his  Republican Primary win in Alabama. Luther Strange started way back & ran a good race.  Roy   WIN in Dec!” Trump wrote on Twitter.\n Republican candidate Roy Moore  makes  his  victory speech after defeating incumbent Luther Strange to  his  supporters at the RSA Activity center in Montgomery  Alabama  U.S. September 26  2017  during the runoff election for the Republican nomination for Alabama's U.S. Senate seat vacated by Attorney General Jeff Sessions. REUTERS/Marvin Gentry\n“You’re going to see in state after state people that follow the model of  Judge Roy Moore   that do not need to raise money from the elites ”  he  said at Moore’s victory party.\nStrange  64  a former state attorney general  earned a reputation as a reliable Republican vote after  he  was appointed to the seat in February.\nBut  his  close ties to party leaders proved to be a liability with some voters  who questioned whether former Governor Robert Bentley appointed him to Sessions’s seat in an attempt to avoid prosecution for a sex scandal. Bentley pleaded guilty to misusing campaign funds and stepped down in April.\n“It was sort of a ‘you scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours '” said R.L. Barber  77  a  Moore  supporter from Birmingham.\n Moore’s  uncompromising style could bring a new level of turbulence to the Senate  where Republicans have struggled to reach consensus on tax and spending issues and have failed repeatedly to roll back Obamacare.\nBut  Moore  said  he  would back the president.\n“Don’t let anybody in the press think that because  he  supported my opponent I do not support  him  and support  his  agenda ”  Moore  said.",
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            "input": "Conor McGregor  has been warned  he  could be stripped of  his  UFC lightweight title if  he  doesn’t fight again until September  The Daily Mail reported.\n McGregor  has not fought in the cagefighting octagon since November 2016 and the division has been put on hold since.\nUFC president Dana White revealed that  the 155-pound McGregor  planned to only make  his  comeback towards the end of the year – a move White thinks is unfair to the champion’s competitors.\nShould  McGregor  be stripped of  his  lightweight belt  it would mark the first time that  he  has not held some form of title in the sport  Bleacher Report said.\nCommenting on the fight  White said: “You do Khabib versus Tony  we’re working on that fight now. If and when  Conor  comes back   he  would get the first crack at the title.”",
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            "input": "A manhunt was underway in western Pennsylvania early Saturday for a suspect in the fatal shooting of  a rookie police officer  Friday night in a town outside Pittsburgh.\n Officer Brian Shaw  had been with the New Kensington  Pa.  police department for less than a year  police Chief Jim Klein said at a news conference  the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported.\nAlthough  Shaw  was new to the force   his  impact seemed to be felt throughout the community  as evident in WTAE’s David Kaplan’s tweet.\nCiara Herbst  a former co-worker and friend of  Shaw   described  him  as “the most genuine guy” who “honestly cared about everyone ” reported the Pittsburgh Tribune Review.\n\" He  was a great family man and always thought about  his  community  and always wanted to help anyone  he  could \" classmate David Fleck told the paper.\nAllie Wilhelm   Shaw’s friend   told the Tribune Review that becoming a police officer was “all  he  talked about” since  he  was in  his  late teens  telling  her   'It's my calling.'\"\nPolice did not say if  Shaw  returned fire.\n Shaw  was taken to a nearby hospital and later pronounced dead.",
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            "input": "Hours after Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) acknowledged his inappropriate behavior toward radio host Leeann Tweeden   President Trump  added  his  thoughts.\nThe Al Frankenstien picture is really bad  speaks a thousand words. Where do  his  hands go in pictures 2  3  4  5 & 6 while she sleeps? â¦..  â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 17  2017\n .And to think that just last week  he  was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women. Lesley Stahl tape?  â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 17  2017\n Trump   though  has been quiet about the allegations against Moore. Through his press secretary  the president has said that the allegations against Moore are âtroublingâ and that  if proven to be true  he should leave the Senate race. Asked on Thursday how the allegations might be proven to be true  White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that it âshould be determined possibly by a court of lawâ â which  of course  wonât happen by next monthâs election. She left the final judgment to âthe people of Alabama . . . not the president  whether they want Roy Moore to support them in the Senate.â\n Trump  offered no tweets about Moore after the allegations emerged. Before The Post revealed the first of the stories involving Moore  Trump tweeted his congratulations to the candidate  saying that he âsounds like a really great guy.â\n100% fabricated and made-up charges  pushed strongly by the media and the Clinton Campaign  may poison the minds of the American Voter. FIX! â  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 15  2016\n Nothing ever happened with any of these women. Totally made up nonsense to steal the election. Nobody has more respect for women than me! â  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 15  2016\n The failing @nytimes reporters don't even call us anymore  they just write whatever they want to write  making up sources along the way! â  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 15  2016\n New polls are good because the media has deceived the public by putting women front and center with made-up stories and lies  and got caught â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 17  2016\nCan't believe these totally phoney stories  100% made up by women (many already proven false) and pushed big time by press  have impact! â  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 17  2016\n All of those comments were before Election Day last year. As we noted last month  television news coverage moved on from the allegations against  Trump  to the WikiLeaks documents and the letter from FBI Director James B. Comey.\nThe White House has addressed the allegations since  Trump  was inaugurated. At a news conference last month   Trump  again dismissed the charges out-of-hand.\nThere were other allegations that  Trump  preferred to talk about during 2016: those against Bill Clinton. In the wake of the release of the âAccess Hollywoodâ tape in which  Trump  described groping women without their consent   Trump  and  his  campaign began to focus on Clintonâs behavior. Before the second presidential debate   Trump  invited three women who said theyâd been assaulted by Clinton or had a relationship with him to join him for a news conference.\nExclusive VideoâBroaddrick  Willey  Jones to Bill's Defenders: âThese Are Crimes â âTerrifiedâ of âEnablerâ Hillary [Link] â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 9  2016\nThereâs never been anyone more abusive to women in politics than Bill Clinton.My words were unfortunate-the Clintonsâ actions were far worse  â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 10  2016\n Itâs worth noting that this was a dramatic shift from how  Trump  spoke about the allegations against Clinton during the late 1990s.",
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            "input": "Disney's purchase of 21st Century  Fox 's studio assets brings clarity to an industry facing a change in consumer habits. Disney is paying a steep price-- Fox  shareholders will receive 0.2745 DIS shares for each FOXA share and control about 25% of the combined company--with the acquired businesses carrying an equity value of $52 billion and an enterprise value of $66 billion.\nAs a studio  Fox  is in a clear slump  and it is difficult to see the  Fox  content moving the needle on filmed entertainment at the new Disney. Disney is about to release The Last Jedi  a surefire hit that I believe will outshine its predecessor  The Force Awakens  as the top-selling movie in terms of all-time global box office receipts. In contrast  Fox  has been unable to produce hits recently  with none of its films featuring in the 2017 global box office top 10 (Logan is currently #11.) It is clear that Disney CEO Bob Iger is looking for quantity over quality.\nThat's the key factor: As Disney looks to launch its own over-the-top network in 2019  having a critical mass of popular franchises is key. After the deal closes  Disney will control movie franchises such as Avatar  X-Men  Deadpool and the Fantastic Four. Just as importantly  Disney gains control of  Fox 's TV studios  which created The Simpsons and Modern Family.\nSo  that's the calculus here. The deal is clearly dilutive to DIS shareholders in the short-term. Disney's press release included management's forecast that the purchase of  Fox  assets will be \"accretive to earnings before the impact of purchase accounting for the second fiscal year after the close of the transaction.\"\nWhen there are that many weasel words in a guidance paragraph  an analyst knows that management is not confident on the financials of the acquired company. Also  Disney's projection of \"at least $2 billion\" in cost savings from  the Fox deal  tellingly does not include a time-frame. I think that's a stretch. If anything  I believe Disney will likely end up spending incremental dollars  not saving them  to try and grow the Sky and Star India businesses that were languishing in the Fox corporate family.\nObviously  though  for Disney  this deal  is about assets  not earnings per share. Currently there are five major studios globally  with Lionsgate and Paramount occupying what I would classify as strong second-tier positions. After  this deal   obviously  there will only be four first-time filed entertainment providers  and Warner Brothers Universal and Sony/Columbia will have to deal with an Evil Empire that will eventually control its own version of a Death Star  a direct-to-consumer network.\nSo  Netflix's dominance is challenged  and I believe that Netflix is the big loser in  the Disney-Fox deal . At 17.2x analyst consensus for 2018 EPS  Disney shares are not particularly expensive. Finally clinching  the Fox deal  (actual closure is expected by June 30th  2018) will allow Disney management to shift shareholder focus from the sinking ship that is ESPN to the high-quality stable of filmed entertainment properties that are controlled by the combined entity. Content is still king.",
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            "input": "Stephen Paddock ’s missing hard drive has left one more puzzle for investigators to solve as they try to make sense of events surrounding one of the deadliest mass shootings in modern history  The New York Times reported.\nAuthorities don't know what drove  Paddock  to open fire on a Las Vegas concert  killing 58 people and injuring hundreds more  and now new information has emerged to further complicate the case.\nOn Wednesday  ABC News reported that  Paddock  is believed to have removed the hard drive from a computer recovered from  his  suite at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.\nSources told the network that  Paddock  had removed the hard drive sometime before  he  fatally shot  himself  in the hotel room and it is yet to be recovered.\nAdditionally  is has been discovered that  Paddock  purchased software designed specifically to erase files from a hard drive  although it cannot be established whether this was used or not without the hard drive to examine.\nInvestigators are going over all aspects of  Paddock ’s life  from finances to travel patterns  but a motive remains elusive.\nIt has been established that  Stephen Paddock  was an avid gambler and held the title of \"lifetime winner\" at MGM Resorts properties  The New York Times noted.\n He  also went to great lengths to collect  his  large cache of guns  traveling extensively to build up  his  armory. All weapons were purchased legally.\nIn an unrelated turn of events  Stephen Paddock’s estranged 58-year-old brother  Bruce Paddock  was arrested on Wednesday on charges of child pornography.",
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            "input": "\"We -LSB- Republicans -RSB- have to win in November 2016 ,\" Cruz added later in the program . \nCruz 's father , a pastor , is also expected to help the 44-year-old first-term senator make inroads with these voters . \nTexas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz , ticking off a litany of President Obama policies he opposes , promised Monday to return to a government by Constitution and \"stand for liberty\" as he officially announced his 2016 presidential bid . \nCruz is already a familiar figure on the circuit for presidential hopefuls , having made repeated visits to the early voting states , the big conservative activist conferences and more . \nCruz , speaking to an energetic crowd of students at Liberty University in Lynchburg , Va. , drew from his background to address his faith and what he sees for the future of the country . \nBy announcing what has long been obvious , Cruz triggers a host of accounting and reporting requirements about money he is raising and how he is spending it . \nCruz continued his pledge by telling the crowd to \"imagine a president who says I will honor the Constitution and under no circumstances will Iran be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon .\" \nFor his announcement , Cruz bypassed Texas , which he represents in the Senate , as well as early nominating states such as New Hampshire , where Mitt Romney kicked off his own campaign for the GOP nomination in 2012 , and Iowa . \nThe son of an American mother and Cuban-born father , Cruz is positioning himself to become potentially the nation 's first Hispanic president . \nWhile he was born in Canada , two lawyers who represented presidents from both parties at the Supreme Court recently wrote in the Harvard Law Review that they think Cruz meets the constitutional standard to run . \nCruz spoke on the fifth anniversary of Obama 's health care law -- legislation that prompted Cruz to stand for more than 21 hours in the Senate to denounce it in a marathon speech that delighted his Tea Party constituency and other foes of the law . \nCheers rose in the hall when Cruz reminded the crowd Monday that Liberty University filed a suit against the law right after its enactment . \nShould he fail to win the nomination or the presidency , Cruz would retain his Senate seat through 2019 . \nCruz earlier declared his candidacy via a Twitter post early Monday , becoming the first major candidate to officially declare . \n\"It 's time to get in there ,\" Cruz told Fox News ' Sean Hannity Monday night . \nA 30-second video accompanying the tweet featured Cruz speaking over a montage of farm fields , city skylines and American landmarks and symbols , calling on \"a new generation of courageous conservatives to help make America great again .\" \nBy getting in early -- and at Liberty -- Cruz was hoping to claim ownership of the influential and highly vocal corner of the Republican Party for whom cultural issues are supreme . \n\"I 'm ready to stand with you to lead the fight ,\" Cruz says as the video concludes . \nCruz , a divisive figure in his own party , is not expected to be the sole GOP contender for long .",
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            "input": "CLOSE ESPN produced a short documentary on  Zaevion Dobson  who was killed protecting his friends from gunfire . Courtesy of ESPN Films\n Zenobia Dobson  wipes away tears as  she  recalls the night  she  learned  her  son Zaevion had been shot. (Photo: Ruth White/News Sentinel)\n Zenobia Dobson  watched  her  sons walk out the door. Then  she  heard the gunshots.\n\"I knew my sons were out there \"  she  testified Thursday. \"I just started praying. I was hoping wherever they were that they were safe.\"\nA phone call sent  her  running out the door to the friend's home they'd gone to visit.  Her  older son Zack met  her  in tears.\n A gathering of friends\nZaevion Dobson  15   never made  it  home. The mother relived that night of Dec. 17  2015  on Wednesday before a Knox County Criminal Court jury hearing the case of the three men accused of killing him.\nMore: Fulton football retires Zaevion Dobson's jersey\nMore: Playground dedicated in honor of  Zaevion Dobson\n Editorial:  Zaevion Dobson's  legacy of heroism\n CLOSE Zaevion Dobson  a former Fulton football player   would have been a member of the 2018 senior class. Diana C. Nearhos  USA TODAY - Tennessee\n His  sacrifice drew nationwide recognition  including ESPN's Arthur Ashe Courage Award and a tribute from President Barack Obama during a speech on gun violence.\nChristopher Drone Bassett  22  Richard Gregory Williams III  23  and Kipling Colbert Jr.  22  are standing trial on charges that include first-degree murder and eight counts of attempted murder in  Dobson 's death. Williams already has been convicted of shooting a witness in the case for \"snitching\" on him.\n Zaevion Dobson   a 15-year-old Fulton High School student  was fatally shot on Dec. 17  2015. (Photo: Courtesy of Fulton High School)\n Dobson  and friends had just finished the last day of school before Christmas break and gone to a basketball game.  He  and  his  brother swung home to check in with their mother and then headed to Badgett Drive to meet a friend  Faith Gordon  and others at her aunt's apartment.\nMore: Tennessee's Todd Kelly Jr.  LaTroy Lewis honor  Zaevion Dobson  with speeches",
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            "input": "Jimmy Kimmel  has already said what  he  needs to say about the events in Las Vegas.\nBut on Tuesday night   Kimmel  dedicated a small part of  his  opening monologue to take aim the \"nuts\" who spent time criticising  him  and others for wanting to do something about gun control  following what happened on Sunday.\nSEE ALSO:  Jimmy Kimmel  tears up talking about  his  hometown Las Vegas\n He  got straight to the point.\n\"So we will talk about it  and shame on you for suggesting otherwise.\" And with that   Kimmel  returned to the show  riffing about none other than Trump's visit to Puerto Rico.",
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            "input": "Lawmakers facing midterm elections have put pressure on the Obama administration to impose trade sanctions on China. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Wednesday stepped up pressure on Beijing to make more progress to let its currency fluctuate. In a speech at the Brookings Institution  Geithner said the United States would make currencies a major topic at international finance meetings this weekend in Washington.\n In a question-and-answer session  Geithner rejected the notion that other nations are letting the United States take the lead in trying to get China to revalue its currency. Critics say other countries fear upsetting Chinese leaders and losing sales for their companies. But Geithner did say the IMF should play a bigger role in monitoring how countries manage their currencies.\n \"It is not good for the world  for the burden of solving this broader problem  the exchange rate problem  to rest on the shoulders of the United States \" he said.\n He said other nations have been hurt by China's undervalued currency and would like to see Beijing adjust its currency.",
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            "input": "South Africa’s ruling Africa National Congress (ANC) party  has decided to formally ask  corruption-dogged President Jacob Zuma  to step down  following a marathon meeting by  the party’s  leadership this week.\n The ANC’s  executive committee gave  the embattled president  a 48-hour deadline to resign  Reuters reports.\n Zuma  has refused repeated calls to relinquish the presidency amid mounting graft scandals and despite the election of deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa as leader in December.  Zuma  who has served as South Africa’s president since 2009   has insisted on seeing out the end of  his  term in mid-2019.\nIt remains unclear if  Zuma   75  will relent on Tuesday  but if  he  does not   he  is expected to face a vote of confidence in parliament that  he  is likely lose  further jeopardizing  his  grip on power  the BBC reports.\n Zuma ’s popularity has plunged as  his  second presidential term has been married by allegations of corruption and mismanagement of state funds.\nIn 2016  South Africa’s highest court ruled that  Zuma  violated  his  oath of office when  he  used an estimated $15 million of government money to upgrade  his  private home.  Zuma  later repaid some of the funds  but  the BBC says  a court ruled that parliament failed to properly hold the president to account and must lay down guidelines for impeachment.\nIn October  South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal moved to reopen nearly 800 corruption charges against  Zuma   related to a $2 billion government arms deal in the 1990s.\n Zuma ’s alleged links to South Africa’s influential Gupta family  who are suspected of brokering influence in the government  also led the ANC to open a probe last year.",
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            "input": "This frame grab from a video released on Nov. 2  2017 by the Syrian official news agency SANA shows  a Syrian army tank firing during a battle against Islamic State militants in Deir el-Zour  Syria .  The Syrian army  announced on Friday  Nov. 3  it  liberated  the long-contested eastern city of Deir el-Zour  from the Islamic State group. (SANA via AP) (Associated Press)\nDAMASCUS  Syria —  The Syrian army  announced on Friday  it  liberated  the long-contested eastern city of Deir el-Zour  from the Islamic State group  marking another defeat of the extremists as their self-proclaimed “caliphate” crumbles and almost all their urban strongholds in Syria and Iraq have been lost.\nThe recapture of  Deir el-Zour  on the west bank of the Euphrates River is also another victory for President Bashar Assad’s forces  though largely symbolic in the Syrian military’s bigger fight to capture most of the oil-rich province along the border with Iraq.\nDeir el-Zour  which had been divided into a government-held and an IS-held part for nearly three years  is the largest city in eastern Syria and the capital of the province with the same name. It is also the largest to be recaptured by the Syrian government from IS.\nThe Syrian army  backed by Russia and Iran  and Kurdish-led Syrian forces  backed by the United States  are now racing to take the rest of the oil-rich eastern province of Deir el-Zour  including the key town of Boukamal near the Iraqi border.\nFootage posted on the website of the Syrian state news agency SANA shows the last moments of the fighting between the Syrian army and IS in Deir el-Zour  including shelling by Syrian tanks and plumes of smoke rising over the city’s IS-held and mostly destroyed neighborhoods of Jamiayat and Jabiliyeh before they were liberated.",
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            "input": "Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) is “quietly” working with Democrats on new legislation to dole out amnesty to nearly 800 000 to 3.5 million illegal aliens  a new report reveals.\nAccording to POLITICO   Flake  has been working with Democrat Senators Michael Bennet (D-CO) and Dick Durbin (D-IL) on a “Gang of Eight”-style amnesty deal for illegal aliens who are enrolled and eligible for the President Obama-created Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.\n Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.)  quietly began working with Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) several weeks ago in a new “gang” to craft Dreamer legislation that could pick up 60 votes  according to a  Flake  spokesman. Flake and Bennet worked together nearly five years ago to write the Gang of Eight comprehensive immigration reform measure. Aides declined to name all the senators who are involved  although Democratic officials said Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois is also engaged in the talks. “To have those kids go through another end of the year without knowing what their status is  is not good ”  Flake  said Monday evening. “There are a couple of issues we still need consensus on  but we’re getting close on a number of them.”\n Flake’s  latest push for amnesty comes after the House and Senate passed tax reform legislation  in which Flake claimed that the Senate Republican leadership promised him a DACA amnesty in exchange for his support for tax reform  as Breitbart News reported.",
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                "Jeff Flake"
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            "input": "House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi  missed the mark in  her  interpretation of the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act  voted into law by Republicans last week. That legislation   Pelosi  declared on Twitter  comes with some unwanted invitations.\nYet the @HouseGOP just voted to do exactly that #StopCCR — Nancy Pelosi (@NancyPelosi) December 6  2017\nThe Washington Post Fact Checker gave  Pelosi  three Pinocchios for the misleading tweet. Contrary to the picture  Pelosi  tried to paint  federal law already prohibits violent criminals from obtaining guns.\n The House Minority Leader  was supposedly relying on information  she  obtained from the gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety  which declared that the bill “forces\" states to allow concealed carry by many people who have never been subjected to a background check to carry throughout the country.\n Pelosi  earned the third Pinocchio  however  thanks to  her  last line.\n“We wavered between Two and Three Pinocchios but ultimately settled on Three because  her  last line — 'the @House GOP just voted to do exactly that' — is so over the top and exaggerated ” the Fact Checker explained.",
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            "input": "What many of those selfie-snapping tourists outside may not realize is that the former home of late fashion designer Gianni Versace isn't a museum or private home  but a hotel.\nIf a $1 000-plus-a-night hotel room is out of reach  members of the public can indulge in the villa's Baroque grandeur with a dinner reservation at  Gianni 's  and an aperitif in the intimate  clubby Onyx Bar  in the space that used to be Versace's kitchen.\nSince Versace's death --  he  was shot dead on the steps of  his  mansion in 1997  thus the camera-wielding tourists outside -- the property has changed management a couple of times.\n1 / 9 House-turned-hotel: The former home of  late fashion designer Gianni Versace  has been transformed into one of Miami's most opulent hotels. Courtesy Ken Hayden Photography\nThe unapologetic opulence of Casa Casuarina made it an obvious location for filming the TV series \"The Assassination of  Gianni Versace : American Crime Story\"  which will premiere on FX on January 19  2018.\nIn May 2017  tourists along Ocean Drive were treated to in-costume sightings of the show's stars  including Penelope Cruz as Donatella  Ricky Martin as Versace's longtime partner Antonio D'Amico  and Edgar Ramirez as the designer -- who appeared on the balcony of  Versace 's former bedroom clad in a pink bathrobe.\nThe room is now known as The Villa Suite  and  like the rest of the mansion's interiors  it's as over-the-top on glitz as  Versace 's collections. The most arresting feature  also available in Donatella's bedroom  the Venus Suite  is a custom-made double-king-size bed.\nNo longer on show is  Versace 's $10 000 marble toilet with 24-karat gold-plated seat -- one of the items auctioned off by Donatella after her brother's death.\nItalian fashion designer Gianni Versace was murdered on the steps of the Miami mansion in July 1997. Courtesy Ken Hayden Photography\nThe Medusa mosaic was crafted in  Versace 's home town  Reggio Calabria  Italy  and then taken apart and shipped to Miami Beach in pieces  where it was painstakingly reassembled.\nAdjacent to the garden  in the \"new wing\" that  Versace  built when he acquired the mansion  is The Moroccan Lounge  which used to be his gym  and still houses his eight-person hamam Turkish steam room and shower.",
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            "input": "Popular conservative/libertarian channel  Prager U  is once again being censored by Google and YouTube for a video deemed too “hateful.”\nThe video is titled “Born to Hate Jews ” and while the title seems dark  the message is the exact opposite. The speaker this time around is Kasim Hafeez  founder of the Israel Campaign  and in the video  he  tells the story of  his  journey from being a Muslim who came very close to being a terrorist against Israel  to a man whose first hand education led  him  to stand with country  he  previously hated.\nThe core of  his  message is that  he  discovered that Israel is not the horrible  oppressive  and murderous state that many Muslim parents teach their children  and college professors teach their students.  He  uses the story to point out that education about  his  enemy turned  his  enemy into  his  friend.\n“YouTube’s removal of PragerU’s video is particularly alarming. YouTube labeled the video as ‘hate speech ’ which is ironic since the video is about fighting hatred and anti-Semitism  and is presented by a Muslim ” said Prager U’s Communication Director Jared Sichel.\nGoogle and YouTube have censored  Prager U  in the past as well  having placed some of their educational content in the “restricted” column  which would block videos from being seen in places like schools  where these videos would have the most impact.\nWhile  Prager U’s  videos have not carried mainstream messages  and even covered topics from views that are not politically correct   they  have never been inflammatory  obscene  or hateful. That YouTube is labeling this video promoting peace  understanding  and factuality as “hate speech” raises questions that should be asked about what values lay at the heart of the company.",
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            "input": "Cmdr.  Paul Bauer   53  was shot to death at the Thompson Center after chasing a man fleeing from tactical officers who tried to stop  him   police officials said.  Bauer   a 31-year-veteran who had been in the area for training and had a meeting with aldermen scheduled later  confronted the man  according to police officials and other sources. He opened fire  hitting the commander multiple times  police said.\n Bauer   the married father of a 13-year-old daughter  is the first Chicago cop shot and killed since 2011  and he is the highest-ranking officer killed in decades.\nChicago Police Department Cmdr. Paul Bauer was shot and killed in Chicago on Feb. 13  2018. Cmdr. Paul Bauer was shot and killed in Chicago on Feb. 13  2018. (Chicago Police Department) (Chicago Police Department)\n Bauer  heard the radio traffic  saw a man matching the description and tried to approach and question him in or near a stairwell  according to Guglielmi. A struggle ensued and Bauer  was shot multiple times.\n Bauer  was in uniform  Guglielmi said.\nThe tactical officers apprehended the man  and  Bauer  was taken to the hospital  where  he  was pronounced dead shortly after 2 p.m.\nMayor Rahm Emanuel was preparing to board a flight in Los Angeles to head home Tuesday afternoon when he was told of the shooting. He arrived in Chicago around 7 p.m. and headed straight to a meeting with Johnson  the mayor’s staff said. Emanuel said in a statement that  Bauer ’s death was a sad reminder of the perils of police work.\n“ Commander Bauer  stood for the highest ideals of our police department and our city - to serve and protect the people of Chicago ” the statement said.\nA statement from the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation called  his  death “senseless.”\n“The idea that  Paul  would act so unselfishly and would sacrifice  his  own safety for the safety of the people of Chicago and  his  fellow officers comes as no surprise to those of us who knew  him  ” the statement read.\nTuesday evening  firefighters at a station near  Bauer ’s police district headquarters lowered their flags to half-staff. Anthony Goulet  13  came to pay his respects to the officer he said he had recently met at a community event.\nRELATED: Slain Chicago cop advocated for stiffer sentences — the suspect in his shooting is a four-time felon.  »\nWhat we know now about the shooting of Chicago police Cmdr .  Paul Bauer »",
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            "input": "CLOSE First lady Melania Trump  has opted for a more traditional decor for  her  family's first Christmas in the White House  adding a few new touches to the standards.  (Nov. 27) AP\nFirst lady Melania Trump  stands in the Grand Foyer as  she  tours Christmas decorations at the White House Nov. 27  2017. (Photo: SAUL LOEB  AFP/Getty Images)\nWASHINGTON —  First lady Melania Trump  has opted for a more traditional decor for  her  family's first Christmas in the White House  adding a few new touches to the standards.\nThe family Christmas card is framed and on display. \"Merry Christmas and Happy New Year \" says the card signed by  President Donald Trump   the first lady and Barron  their 11-year-old son.\n Melania Trump  hugs children in the East Room as  she  tours Christmas decorations at the White House. (Photo: SAUL LOEB  AFP/Getty Images)\nThe first lady's office previewed the decorations for journalists on Monday after more than 150 volunteers from 29 states spent 1 600 hours during the long holiday weekend decking the White House halls.  Mrs. Trump  has also invited children and students from a nearby military base to come see the decorations and work on holiday arts and crafts.\nThe White House said  she  personally chose every detail of the decor.  She  did a final check late Sunday after returning from the family's Thanksgiving at their home in Palm Beach  Fla.\nMelania Trump participates in arts and crafts projects with children and students from Joint Base Andrews in various rooms throughout the White House. (Photo: OLIVIER DOULIERY / POOL  EPA-EFE)",
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            "input": "Serena Williams Will Face Zarina Diyas in Comeback Match at  Indian Wells Image Serena Williams  during a match against Zhang Shuai at the Tie Break Tens exhibition at Madison Square Garden on Monday.  Williams  is set to play her first WTA match in more than a year on Thursday. Credit Kathy Willens/Associated Press \nSerena Williams  is scheduled to play Zarina Diyas of Kazakhstan on Thursday night in Indian Wells  Calif.  in the first round of the BNP Paribas Open   her  first WTA tournament since the birth of  her  daughter.\n Williams   36  has not played a tour event since winning the Australian Open on Jan. 28  2017  when  she  was about two months pregnant.  She  gave birth to  her  daughter  Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr.  on Sept. 1  and then spent six weeks in bed because of serious complications from childbirth.  She  did not resume practicing until December.\n Williams  officially returned to professional tennis on Feb. 11 by playing a Fed Cup doubles match with  her  sister Venus against the Netherlands. They were beaten  6-2  6-3  by Lesley Kerkhove and Demi Schuurs after the United States had already clinched the victory in the first-round matchup.\n Williams  looked rusty at that event  as  she  did in an exhibition against Jelena Ostapenko in late December.  Williams  also played in the Tie Break Tens exhibition at Madison Square Garden on Monday night.\nAfter more than a year away from the tour   Williams  has no official ranking. If  she  defeats the 53rd-ranked Diyas   she  would face No. 29 seed Kiki Bertens in the second round  with  her  sister Venus a possible third-round opponent.\nIn an interview with WTATennis.com   Williams ’s coach  Patrick Mouratoglou  said: “The plan is to get back to  her  best level.  She  has been practicing hard for that  and competition is part of the process.  She  needs more than anything to compete and that is why  she  will plan to play Indian Wells and Miami.\n“We do not know how much time  she  will need to get  her  best level back  and I think that we should give  her  the necessary time for that without having too much expectations at the start.”\nHe added that  her  target was to win Grand Slam titles and that he expected Williams to be back to  her  best by the French Open in May.\nThe Indian Wells tournament also marks the return of Victoria Azarenka.  She  has not played a tour event since Wimbledon last July.  She  has decided not to play outside of California  where  she  lives  until a custody dispute over  her  son  Leo  is resolved. Azarenka  now ranked 204th  will face Heather Watson in the first round  and with a win  would play 13th-seeded Sloane Stephens in the second round.",
            "output": [
                "Serena Williams"
            ]
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            "input": "PYEONGCHANG  South Korea --  Shaun  White dismissed the sexual misconduct allegations made against  him  in a 2016 lawsuit as \"gossip\" and hurried away from reporters trying to ask  him  more about the allegations Wednesday  just hours after winning  his  third gold medal in the men's halfpipe.\n White  has been the world's dominant snowboarder for more than a decade  winning gold medals in 2006  2010 and again this year  completing a comeback after finishing fourth in 2014.\nAs  White  was competing  many on social media resurfaced the details from the lawsuit by a former drummer in  White 's rock band  Bad Things. Lena Zawaideh said  White  sexually harassed and refused to pay her wages after he fired her. The lawsuit was settled in May for an undisclosed amount.\n White  was asked if the allegations might tarnish  his  reputation.\n White  immediately left the stage following the news conference while reporters continued to question  him .\n\"I have to get to the medal ceremony \"  he  said while being ushered away by Alexakos.\nIn the lawsuit  Zawaideh said  White  repeatedly sexually harassed  her   forced  her  to watch pornography and told  her  how to get  her  hair cut.\nThe lawsuit included screengrabs of text messages allegedly sent by  White  asking about the haircut and suggesting  she  wear a provocative outfit.\nThe lawsuit also said  White  grabbed Zawaideh's buttocks shortly after leaving a band practice and that  he  once shoved a bottle of vodka into  her  mouth and forced  her  to drink from it. It also said that \" White  stuck  his  hands down  his  pants  approached Zawaideh  and stuck  his  hands in  her  face trying to make  her  smell them.\" The lawsuit also says  White  tried to kiss Zawaideh at a Halloween party.\nPraise for  White 's performance in Pyeongchang drew backlash on social media at a time when #MeToo and other movements are calling for more accountability about harassment and abuse.",
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                "Shaun White",
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            ]
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            "id": "task419-ef6a5ac5b9dc4d269f0a1fa3e7921fb2",
            "input": "\"Our growth was driven by gains in almost all regions of the world  particularly China and other emerging markets \" CEO Yang Yuanqing said in a conference call.\n Still  Yang cautioned that corporate spending was not expected to revive until at least the second half of 2010  which could weigh on revenues. He said Lenovo also faces pressure from rising component costs.\n Yang said Lenovo plans to expand aggressively in mobile Internet after launching a netbook and a Web-enabled smart phone last month. The company paid $200 million in November to buy back mobile phone assets that it sold earlier to focus on PCs.\n \"We believe Lenovo's mobile Internet products have high potential \" Yang said. \"We will continue to invest heavily in emerging markets and in consumer businesses -- especially mobile Internet -- to achieve sustainable growth.\"",
            "output": [
                "Yang Yuanqing"
            ]
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            "input": "IMF chief mission Thomas R. Rumbaugh said at the end of its annual assessment of Indonesian's economy that volatile capital flow complicated the country's policy strategy  but it urged the government to maintain its policy of exchange-rate flexibility in responding to changing global conditions.\n Rumbaugh observed the fiscal outlook this year is also supportive of economic stability and consistent with plans to further reduce public debts relative to gross domestic product  which is currently less than 30 percent.\n But he urged the government to focus its fiscal policy on structural reforms.\n He also warned that the government should promulgate clear-cut  precise legal guidelines for dealing with problem banks because the legal framework currently in place was not adequate.",
            "output": [
                "Thomas R. Rumbaugh"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-da6f53d8b11449b390b3eab65de68a28",
            "input": "Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders  took aim at President Donald Trump’s proposal to spend $18 billion over the next decade to extend a border wall with Mexico.\n“The American people  in fact  do not want to spend billions of dollars on a wall which Trump told us would be paid for by the Mexican government  which of course is not going to be paid for by” Mexico   Sanders  told ABC News Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos on “This Week” Sunday.\nStephanopoulos  noting that Democrats have in the past voted to double the size of existing border fencing with Mexico  asked  Sanders  if  his  party would agree to extending the wall in exchange for protecting young immigrants under DACA  the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.\n Sanders  responded  “I don't think there's anybody who disagrees that we need strong border security. If the president wants to work with us to make sure we have strong border security  let’s do that. But the idea of spending some $18 billion on a wall that most people think will not do what he says it will do does not make any sense.”\nStephanopoulos also asked  Sanders  about  his  views of Trump’s fitness for office in light of allegations in an explosive new book  “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House.”\n“Tax breaks for the wealthy  cutting people off of health insurance  ignoring the needs of children  not dealing with the prescription drug crisis in the country that he said he would deal with ”  Sanders  said. “I worry about him being a pathological liar. Those are some of the concerns I have.”",
            "output": [
                "Bernie Sanders"
            ]
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            "input": "The actor who played  Jesus  in Mel Gibson’s 2004 biblical blockbuster “The Passion Of The Christ” is in talks to resurrect that role.\nJim Caviezel is in negotiations with Gibson to participate in an upcoming sequel to “Passion” that will focus on the resurrection of Jesus Christ  according to The Hollywood Reporter.\nKevork Djansezian / Reuters Jim Caviezel played  Jesus  in the original 2004 \"The Passion Of The Christ.\"\nIt’s been nearly 14 years since the original “Passion” opened in theaters. The R-rated film focused on the final hours of  Jesus ’ life and was filled with violent  graphic imagery of the religious figure’s torture and crucifixion.\nBut some Jewish and interfaith groups protested how the film portrayed Jews as being responsible for  Jesus ’ death. The Anti-Defamation League expressed concerns that the film could fuel anti-Semitism.",
            "output": [
                "Jesus Christ"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-30314e9a4f4743c0a7b5149f2aa582bf",
            "input": "Holmes’ and the establishment Republicans’ influence in the 2018 Senate election continues to fade. Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley  whom Holmes’ labeled as their first choice for the 2018 midterm election  refuses to endorse Mitch McConnell for majority leader.\n“He was our No. 1 recruit of the cycle ” Holmes charged. “We worked our tail off to recruit  Josh Hawley .”\nHawley’s spokesman  Scott Paradise  responded in an email questioning whether  Hawley  would back McConnell.\n“ Josh  is running because  he  is not willing to tolerate the failure of the D.C. establishment any longer ” Paradise added. “ He  won’t tolerate Claire McCaskill’s failure. And  he  won’t tolerate Republican failure  either.”",
            "output": [
                "Josh Hawley"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-34fa4af700d34205966807d03d15dbbc",
            "input": "The inauguration of  President Trump  on Jan. 20  2017. (Jonathan Newton /The Washington Post)\nDuring his campaign and tumultuous first year in office   President Trump  demonstrated little knowledge of policy details.  He  was not interested in advice that conflicted with  his  instincts  and it was often impossible for White House staff to figure out what course he wanted to take. One compared it to “trying to figure out what a child wants.”\n Trump  is depicted as presiding over a chaotic White House  struggling to settle into  his  new reality and eagerly trying to maintain  his  normal golf habits.\nIn the book  set to be officially released next week  Wolff writes that  Trump  became upset that  he  couldn’t give a Supreme Court seat to a friend rather than someone  he  didn’t know.  He  casts  Trump  as having “little or no interest” in Republican attempts to overhaul the Affordable Care Act. And Wolff says aides were incredulous over Trump’s claims that President Obama had “wiretapped” Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign.\n Trump  aides vigorously sought to undermine the book on Wednesday  with White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders saying in a statement that it is “filled with false and misleading accounts from individuals who have no access or influence with the White House.”\nWolff says that his book is based on 200 conversations over the past 18 months with  Trump   most members of his senior staff  some of whom he talked to dozens of times  and many people with whom they had spoken. Some conversations were on the record  while others were off the record or on “deep background ” allowing him to relay a “disembodied description of events provided by an unnamed witness to them.”\nAt a White House briefing Wednesday afternoon  Sanders said  Trump  only had “one brief conversation” with Wolff and that most dialogue with White House staff was coordinated by one person: former chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon  whom  Trump  dismissed in an unusually harsh statement  saying he “has nothing to do with me or my presidency.”\n[ Trump  slams Bannon: ‘When he was fired  he not only lost his job  he lost his mind’]\nDuring the campaign — which few aides expected  Trump  to win — and the transition that followed  Wolff writes about several instances in which Trump’s lack of knowledge and interest in public affairs was evident.\nEarly in the campaign  for example   Trump  aide Sam Nunberg was sent to explain the Constitution to the candidate  Wolff writes  and Nunberg offered this assessment of the experience: “I got as far as the Fourth Amendment before his finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes are rolling back in his head.”\nWolff reports that in early August 2016   Trump  asked former Fox News chairman Roger Ailes to take over management of the campaign. Ailes turned him down  Wolff writes  because he knew of Trump’s disinclination to take advice “or even listen to it.”\nAfter  Trump  prevailed   Trump  turned to Ailes for advice on a chief of staff  the book says.\n“Who’s that?”  Trump  reportedly asked  unaware that Boehner had been the speaker of the House until he was forced out in a tea party putsch in 2015.\nWolff also writes that Reince Priebus — the chairman of the Republican National Committee who later became the chief of staff — was alarmed how often during the transition  Trump  offered people jobs on the spot  including many  he  had never met before.\nWolff writes that one of the reasons  Trump  didn’t want John Bolton  a famously hawkish diplomat  as his national security adviser  was because of his mustache.\n“Bolton’s mustache is a problem ” Wolff quotes Bannon saying. “ Trump  doesn’t think  he  looks the part.”",
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                "Melania Trump",
                "Trump"
            ]
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            "input": "DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh opposition leader and former prime minister Khaleda Zia will appeal against a five-year jail term for corruption handed down by a court on Thursday as thousands of supporters took to the streets of the capital to protest her innocence.\n“We didn’t get justice. We’ll go to the higher court ” Khandker Mahbub Hossain  the leader of  Khaleda ’s legal team  told reporters.\n Khaleda ’s son  Tarique Rahman  and four others were jailed for 10 years at the end of a case that lasted nearly 10 years.\nKhaleda and  her  Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) say the charges are part of a plot to keep  her  and  her  family out of politics. Party leaders said more than 3 500 supporters have been detained over the past few days.\nThe renewed tension between them raises the specter of a long  destabilizing spell of unrest for Bangladesh and its economy.  Khaleda  is due to run in parliamentary polls set for December and can still do so if an appeal is pending.\n Her  party announced a plan for protests on Friday against what  it  called a “biased and compromised” ruling.\n Khaleda ’s conviction “proves that Bangladesh has the rule of law and that no one is above the law ” Law Minister Anisul Huq told reporters after the ruling.\n“ She  can challenge the ruling in the High Court after getting a certified copy of the verdict ” he added. “ She  can also seek bail.”",
            "output": [
                "Khaleda Zia"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-807ddd962642461e8693550b29cdef5c",
            "input": "Jill Goodacre  a former model and the wife of musician and actor Harry Connick  Jr.  revealed Wednesday  her  secret five-year battle with breast cancer.\n Goodacre   53  told People that  she  went for a routine annual mammogram in October 2012  and though that test came back clear   her  sonogram didn't.\nAfter undergoing a biopsy  the model learned  she  had Stage 1 invasive ductal carcinoma  the most common form of breast cancer.\n She  immediately underwent a lumpectomy and radiation  which  she  says \"absolutely wiped ( her ) out.\"\n\"I was scared I was going to lose  her   absolutely \" he told People. \"I wasn't going to let  her  see that  but I was. I know from losing my mom that the worst can happen.  She 's my best friend  and I really don't know what I would do without  her .\"\nThe couple also revealed that one of the most difficult parts of learning  Goodacre  had cancer was breaking the news to their three daughters.\n\"It broke my heart \"  she  said.\n Goodacre  was diagnosed with breast cancer in October 2012. (John Salangsang/John Salangsang/Invision/AP)",
            "output": [
                "Jill Goodacre"
            ]
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            "input": "Consider the case of Edgar Martinez  who baseball writers for years treated as a marginal candidate for induction. The fact he was a DH most of his career worked against him  as did his relative lack of home runs and playing most of his career in relative obscurity in Seattle.\nBut  Martinez  surged in voting the last two years  propelled by supporters that used WAR and OPS to make  his  case.  He  received 70.4 percent of the latest vote  falling just 20 votes shy of joining Jones  Thome  Vladimir Guerrero and Trevor Hoffman in this year's class.\n\"We are trending up \"  Martinez  tweeted. \"Next year may be the year.\"\nBut is the fact that  Martinez  is tied for 32nd in history for OPS enough to get  him  in the Hall of Fame? Or is it more important to have the kind of impact DiMaggio had on a Yankees team that won a staggering nine World Series titles in his 13 years in pinstripes?\n Martinez  may indeed make it on  his  10th and final year of eligibility. Next year's newcomers won't crowd ballots too much  with Mariano Rivera looking to be the only first-ballot pick. There's a good chance both  Martinez  and Mussina pick up votes.",
            "output": [
                "Edgar Martinez"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-d9f43b9fce444f28878f91b4dd765d45",
            "input": "Greg Johnson  one of Anxo's cider-makers   attaches an air of romance to cider.\n\"There's something special about apples that  like  a husk of corn doesn't have \"  Johnson  says.\nWine has long had its connoisseurs. With the rise of the craft beer movement  drinkers have learned to appreciate the nuances of that brewed beverage  too. But cider  in many drinkers' imagination  remains an unrefined  blandly sweet drink  says  Johnson . The reality is far different   he  says.\n\"There's a whole expansive world  just as expansive as beer  just as expansive as wine. I just keep working to show people that \"  Johnson  says.",
            "output": [
                "Greg Johnson"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-916fea5e5e02499ea30d3c3a24cf1c5c",
            "input": "Bill Gates  and Richard Branson have some big goals.\nBranson wants to go to space and send hyperloop pods shooting through underground tunnels at the speed of airplanes.  Gates  wants to rid the world of Polio and Alzheimer's disease  as well as implement the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's extensive list of other moonshots. Both the Microsoft founder and Virgin Group founder backed a start-up that grows meat in a lab and hopes to reduce the environmental impact of raising livestock.\nAnd while some challenges seem insurmountable — even for a pair of the world's most powerful people — Branson and  Gates  agree it's crucial to chase big ideas  even if success isn't immediate.\n\" Bill  and I spoke about the importance backing long-shot projects \" Branson writes on his blog about a meeting the billionaires had Tuesday. The two met in Paris for a summit focused on one such challenge  climate change.\n\"I've learned so much from  Bill .  He  built a formidable company and decided to put  his  vast wealth into solving the problems of the world \" Branson writes.\nFor Branson himself  dreaming big has also been key to  his  success.",
            "output": [
                "Bill Gates"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-3a1bd84eec3c46e4b593388cea24f3a1",
            "input": "Actress Mayim Bialik  says  she 's \"truly sorry for causing so much pain\" with  her  New York Times opinion piece that critics suggested put blame on women who've accused movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault and sexual harassment.\n Bialik  wrote in the piece published Friday that  she  makes choices to be \"self-protecting and wise \" like dressing modestly and not acting flirtatiously.  She  later added that nothing \"excuses men for assaulting or abusing women\" and women should be able to wear whatever they want and act however they want.\n Bialik  addressed the backlash in a Facebook Live interview with the Times on Monday  saying  she  regrets it \"became what it became.\"\n She  said Wednesday on Twitter that \"what you wear and how you behave does not provide any protection from assault.\"",
            "output": [
                "Mayim Bialik"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-9c337f0bc85c43f898d0b414fdee1e0c",
            "input": "\"I think it's generally recognized that washing by machine would involve less water \" says  Ed Osann  water efficiency project director for the Natural Resources Defense Council . \"In part  it comes down to someone's washing technique.\"\nAccording to  Osann   when people wash by hand  they often use the same method. They fill one sink basin with sudsy water for soaking and run the faucet in the other basin for rinsing. That's an efficient way to do dishes from a time perspective  but not from a water perspective. The Department of Energy sets standards that a full-sized dishwasher can use no more than five gallons of water per cycle  and a compact dishwasher no more than 3.5 gallons.  Osann  says that's probably less water than most people's dishwashing styles use. Because heating water requires energy  using less water also translates to being more energy efficient.\nToday  both  Osann  and Amann say people should scrape plates clean  rather than rinsing them  before putting the plates in the dishwasher. For small households that tend not to fill the dishwasher quickly  Amann suggests the rinse cycle  which generally uses only half a gallon of water and still effectively cleans dishes that haven't been sitting in the dishwasher too long. (I tried this approach. My dishwasher's rinse cycle worked well on peanut butter  but remnants of Greek yogurt stubbornly stuck around.)\nFor those who can't break their manual scrubbing habits   Osann  recommends filling up a large metal pot  rather than filling up the sink  to do washing in. Nonetheless   he  makes a final plug for the dishwasher. \"People could be more cognizant of their use of water while washing dishes by hand. Are people likely to do that when friends are over for Thanksgiving? Probably not.\"",
            "output": [
                "Ed Osann"
            ]
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            "input": "Now we'd like to hear a bit more about the Thomas fire  the biggest fire in the region right now. Thomas has been burning since Monday across Ventura County  north of Los Angeles.  Reporter Stephanie O'Neill  lives in the city of Ojai and has been witnessing the destruction firsthand.  Stephanie   thanks so much for speaking with us.\n STEPHANIE  O'NEILL: You're welcome.\nMARTIN: That's  reporter Stephanie O'Neill  talking to us from Ojai  Calif. - that's north of Los Angeles - with an update on the devastating fire that's burning there right now. Stephanie  thanks so much for speaking with us.\n O'NEILL : You're welcome.",
            "output": [
                "Stephanie O'Neill"
            ]
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            "input": "The price of shares in LVMH (Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton) fell by 0.53 percent to 121.05 euros. LVMH is a leading global luxury products and retailing group owning a long list of top brand names.\n The decision by the Hermes family to lock away more than 50.0 percent of the business in readiness for a siege was taken by a meeting of 73 inheritors in response to a raid by LVMH which captured 17.1 percent of the capital in October.\n The creation of the holding company is intended to prevent LVMH  now the second- biggest shareholder after family interests  from taking control by buying more shares.\n LVMH has said the purchase of its stake was a \"friendly\" courtship but it has rejected a request from Puech to sell its shares.\n Puech  who chairs the family management board  said that the decision to block LVMH \"is one more demonstration to all those who do not want to believe us. We are a united family  driven by the same spirit of transmitting to our descendants the unique jewel which we have received from our parents.\"",
            "output": [
                "Hennessy Louis Vuitton"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-02bc195a4c04441b9cf6445ff0b4fcea",
            "input": "Premier Silvio Berlusconi skipped a hearing Friday in a trial accusing him of bribing a British lawyer to lie on the stand.\n Berlusconi had not been expected at the technical hearing  his lawyer Niccolo Ghedini said  adding that the premier would attend when there were issues of substance at hand  beginning next month.\n Prosecutors accuse Berlusconi of ordering the 1997 payment of $600 000 to lawyer David Mills in exchange for his false testimony in two trials. Both Berlusconi and Mills have denied wrongdoing. Mills is in the second and final round of appeals against his conviction in the case.\n of ordering the 1997 payment of $600 000 to lawyer David Mills in exchange for his false testimony in two trials. Both Berlusconi and MillsBerlusconi and Mills have denied wrongdoing. Mills is in the second and final round of appeals against his conviction in the case.\n On Friday  the three-judge panel rejected a defense motion arguing that Berlusconi's portion of the trial should restart from scratch  without allowing any evidence heard by the previous court to carry over on the grounds it would be prejudicial.\n The case is one of two in Milan courts restarted against the premier after Italy's Constitutional Court overturned a law sparing Berlusconi from prosecution while in office.\n In the other case  Berlusconi and others are accused of overpaying for rights to show U.S. movies on Berlusconi's Mediaset television empire and pocketing the difference.\n Although defendants in Italian trials are not required to be present  Berlusconi has said he wants to defend himself in person against the charges.",
            "output": [
                "Berlusconi"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-cbd3045ab62d4c8fbdb60548984cab9a",
            "input": "Fire Marshal Kevin Goodwin  41   was charged with felony and misdemeanor assault and weapons possession for allegedly attacking  his  wife inside their Carroll Gardens home at 10:15 p.m. Monday.\n Goodwin âs wife claimed  he  shoved her to the ground during an argument and threw a cup at her  causing a bruise to her arm.\n His  arraignment was pending Tuesday.\n Goodwin  made $95 000 last year as a Fire Marshal  according to the website Seethroughny.net.",
            "output": [
                "Kevin Goodwin"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "Lena Dunham  took permanent measures to help  her  fight  her  years-long battle with endometriosis.\nThe “Girls” alum revealed in a personal essay for Vogue that  she  underwent a hysterectomy — the removal of  her  uterus and cervix — after “years of complex surgeries measuring in the double digits.”\nDunham  31  has been open about  her  endometriosis  which occurs when the tissue lining of the uterus is found outside the uterus.\nIn April   she  wrote in  her  Lenny newsletter that  she  was endometriosis-free after several surgeries  but more was discovered after  she  was rushed to the hospital during the Met Gala in May.\n Lena Dunham  wasn’t involved in Time’s Up  says  Tessa Thompson\nLena Dunham  had  her  uterus and cervix removed to help  her  battle with endometriosis. (Rich Fury/Rich Fury/Invision/AP)\nDuring  her  hysterectomy   Dunham  wrote  surgeons discovered more medical problems.\n“In addition to endometrial disease  an odd hump-like protrusion and a septum running down the middle  I have retrograde bleeding  a.k.a. my period running in reverse so that my stomach is full of blood ”  she  said in  her  essay  according to the Endometriosis Foundation of America.\nNow unable to have children herself   Dunham  who recently split from boyfriend Jack Antonoff after five years   said  she  will explore other options  including adoption and surrogacy.",
            "output": [
                "Lena Dunham"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-da7fa9e96720494e9f784a0da61b7973",
            "input": "When the animated special A Charlie Brown Christmas first aired on CBS in 1965  both the television network and the show’s own producers expected it to be a disaster.\nFortunately for generations of children who have grown up loving Charlie Brown’s heartfelt quest for the true meaning of Christmas  the network management had little choice but to go ahead and allow the show to air. It had been finished a mere ten days before the broadcast date  and they had promised sponsor Coca-Cola a Christmas special featuring  Charlie Brown .\n A Charlie Brown Christmas  was an instant classic  securing an annual place on the December television schedule  paving the way for future  Charlie Brown  films and specials  and lighting a creative spark in the hearts of countless aspiring artists and musicians.\nIn this famous scene  our hero  Charlie Brown  has been tasked with getting a Christmas tree to use in the Christmas pageant  he  is trying to organize with  his  friends. Repelled by the commercialism of the flashy aluminum trees   Charlie  selects the sole remaining real tree on the lot  a frail sapling that seems in danger of losing all its needles.\nWhen  Charlie  returns to the theater with  his  little tree  the other children mock  him  as a hopeless failure. Even Snoopy —  his  own dog! — laughs mercilessly at  him .\nIn despair   Charlie  cries out  “Isn’t there anyone who knows what Christmas is all about?”\n His  faithful friend Linus is there with the answer  and it comes from the Gospel of Luke  chapter 2  verses 8 through 14  which  he  delivers in a poignant soliloquy from center stage:\nLinus walks back over to Charlie and gently tells him  “That’s what Christmas is all about  Charlie Brown.”",
            "output": [
                "Charlie Brown"
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            "input": "It's hard to hear Kip Moore's emotional songs telling tales from the American heartland and not immediately think of  Tom Petty . And indeed   Petty  is one of Moore's treasured influences  listed  himself  as up there with some of country's greatest icons. \"I've never been driven by having number one songs \" Moore told Rolling Stone Country this summer. \"I look to  Petty   Merle Haggard.\"\nRelated  Tom Petty 's 50 Greatest Songs  His  hits have defined rock radio since the Seventies  and  he  never stopped writing great music. Here's the definitive guide to  his  best songs\n Petty  died Monday after suffering cardiac arrest age at 66  and Moore  abroad on tour in the UK  worked up a cover of Petty's \"Learning to Fly\" on stage at the Ritz Manchester on Tuesday. Stripped down and full of Moore's raspy belt  the parallels to his newest LP  Slowheart  are clear. Like  Petty    he 's a rocker at heart with a keen understanding of the small town  American soul.\nMoore also took to his Instagram yesterday to further discuss Petty's legacy. \" Tom Petty  influenced so many in music  and I was definitely one of those \"  he  wrote. \"My buddy Tom Pritchett turned me on to his music when I was about 15. He had a low riding Honda prelude that had a stereo system I've yet to see matched and he would crank this song as loud as it would go... we felt like kings riding those back roads and  Petty  was the reason for that feeling.\"\nA dedicated fan  Moore's been covering  Petty  for years: he's also offered live versions of \"Free Fallin'\" and \"I Won't Back Down.\"",
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            "input": "Federal prosecutors have intensified their criminal investigation of the cyclist Lance Armstrong since the Tour de France ended last month. They questioned many of his former associates -- including cyclists who have supported and further detailed claims that Armstrong and his former U.S. Postal Service team participated in systematic doping  according to a cyclist who has been interviewed and two others privy to the inquiry.\n In May  Armstrong's former teammate Floyd Landis shocked the cycling world by publicly accusing Armstrong and other team members of using performance-enhancing drugs and blood transfusions to gain an unfair advantage. Landis said that Armstrong -- the biggest name in the sport -- had encouraged the doping and that the team had sold its bikes to help finance an expensive doping program.\n Armstrong has denied any wrongdoing and has said that Landis  who was stripped of his 2006 Tour title for doping and received a two-year ban from the sport  had no credibility.\n A former teammate of Armstrong's said in a telephone interview Wednesday that he has spoken with investigators. He said he detailed some of his own drug use  as well as the widespread cheating that he said went on as part of the Postal Service team -- all of which was done with Armstrong's knowledge and encouragement.\n Armstrong is considered one of the more remarkable athletes in American history  someone who dominated his sport and also had a compelling personal story  having beaten testicular cancer.\n Jeff Novitzky  a special agent for the Food and Drug Administration  is in charge of the investigation and has been interviewing Armstrong's former teammates and associates. Novitzky -- the head investigator in the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative steroids case -- is trying to determine if Armstrong  his teammates  the owners or managers of his former team conspired to defraud their sponsors by doping to improve their performance and win more money and prizes.\n Armstrong did not respond to requests for comment put directly to his agent and his manager on Wednesday.\n Toward the end of the Tour de France  Armstrong  a seven-time winner of the event  said he would deny any involvement in doping \"as long as I live.\"\n Bryan D. Daly  a defense lawyer representing Armstrong  said any cyclists who claim that Armstrong had doped were not telling the truth.\n \"They just want them to incriminate Lance Armstrong and that's my concern \" Daly said  adding that the prosecutors were working closely with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency to pressure Armstrong's former teammates. \"To the extent that there's anyone besides Floyd Landis saying things  the bottom line is  if you take away the soap opera and look at the scientific evidence  there is nothing.\"\n \"If Lance Armstrong came in second in those Tour de France races  there's no way that Lance Armstrong would be involved in these cases \" Daly said. \"I think that the concern is that they are caught up in the pursuit of a celebrity to catch him in a lie.\"\n Armstrong  who has just returned from a post-Tour vacation in the Bahamas  was in Denver Wednesday to announce a weeklong stage race to be held next August in Colorado. To promote the event  he rode through the city's downtown streets with Gov. Bill Ritter  drawing a large crowd.\n In Denver  Armstrong told The Associated Press that he had \"nothing to say\" about the federal investigation.",
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            "input": "Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan's cause of death will not be revealed until at least April  a London coroner's office announced Friday.\nRelated Dolores O'Riordan: Cranberries' Noel Hogan Talks Singer's Life and Legacy \"There are only a few artists who get to have maybe one song they are remembered by. Dolores has so many.\"\nThe coroner's officer Stephen Earl provided more details about the circumstances of  O'Riordan 's death on January 15th at the age of 46.\n\"The London ambulance service was contacted and verified her death at the scene \" Earl told The Guardian;  O'Riordan  was found unresponsive in  her  London hotel room Monday. \"Subsequently  the Met police attended and they determined the death to be non-suspicious.\" Earl added that a postmortem exam had been carried out and that the coroners' office was waiting on the results.\nThe BBC reported that  O'Riordan  would eventually be buried in  her  native Ireland. \"The plan is for  her  to be buried here at home. When that will be will depend on when  her  body is released \" a parish priest in Limerick told BBC.",
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            "input": "\"I don’t need to get any more famous \" says  Liam Gallagher   now 45. \"God  no. I didn’t miss it terribly. I just wanted the universe to plow me some songs  which it did. If you’re good to rock ‘n’ roll  it’ll be good to you. And I’ve been good to rock ‘n’ roll.” (Photo: Rankin/Warner Bros.)\nThere’s a village in England that  Liam Gallagher  calls home. Like everyone else there who isn’t a one-time lead singer for Oasis and/or recipient of Q Magazine’s benediction as the Greatest Rock Band Frontman of All Time  he occasionally putters around town on errands  now and then bumping into one particular neighbor with whom he has a lot in common.\nLike  Gallagher   Ray Davies is a massive figure in pop music history. They draw from a similar stream  each conjuring the sound of mid-1960s English rock ‘n’ roll  though only Davies was actually there at the time. Each has a brother with whom he has famously feuded  Noel Gallagher and Dave Davies  respectively  to the point of brawling onstage as fans watched in horror and delight.\nNothing more needs to be said  especially now that Gallagher  45  has stepped out with his debut solo album  As You Were  out now. The Lennonesque edginess in Wall Of Glass  the guitar chords and rhythms in Bold that recall Across The Universe  the tambourine beat and waltz time of You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away resurrected for When I’m In Need  even the title of the track You Better Run and the lyric that quotes “happiness is a warm gun” — all of these elements a debt to The Beatles that  Gallagher  freely acknowledges.\nLooking back at the antics of  his  younger days   Gallagher  says  “I was drinking too much.\" (Photo: Bebeto Matthews  Associated Press)\nAs You Were also confirms that  he ’s back at full strength after a long hiatus. “A lot of personal stuff was going on ”  he  says. “I was drinking too much. Then I thought  “You know what? I’m gonna go live in Spain  get me head together and get some sun on me bones.’”\nSomehow  that didn’t happen. But  he  did pick up  his  guitar and  to  his  surprise  out came a new song  ‘Bold.’ “Obviously I didn’t write it in a day — I wrote it in half a day ”  he  remembers.\nOthers followed quickly. “I didn’t go  ‘I just write a song because I’m not famous anymore and I must get back to the top of the charts ’”  he  explains. “There’s none of that nonsense. I don’t need to get any more famous. God  no. I didn’t miss it terribly. I just wanted the universe to plow me some songs  which it did. If you’re good to rock ‘n’ roll  it’ll be good to you. And I’ve been good to rock ‘n’ roll.”\n His  voice showed no rust  either. “I should have taken better care of it ”  he  admits. “But I’m a snarly rock ‘n’ roll singer. You don’t want to start watering it down because you’ll end up sounding like Noel Gallagher. And we don’t want that.”\nMaybe not. But neither does  Liam  feel apologetic for sinking  his  sound even deeper into the bedrock of the 1960s with As You Were. “Yeah  maybe I wish I’d been around back then ” he concedes. “These days there’s a lot of genres  which I guess is a good thing but it can also get in the way. I’d have liked the times when it was just The Stones  The Kinks  The Who  The Small Faces  The Beatles and all that stuff. I reckon they were more my people.”",
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            ]
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            "input": "A royal commission — the highest form of investigation in Australia — will review the banking  pension and financial services industries   Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull  announced.\n Turnbull 's conservative coalition has been resisting calls from the center-left opposition Labor Party for such an inquiry for almost two years. His stance changed after the chief executives of Australia's four largest banks wrote to the government on Thursday requesting a \"properly constituted inquiry.\"\nBy establishing a royal commission  Turnbull  has staved off a bid by Labor to have Parliament conduct its own inquiry into misconduct allegations.\n\"Ongoing speculation and fear-mongering about a banking inquiry or royal commission is disruptive and risks undermining the reputation of Australia's world-class financial system \"  Turnbull  said in a statement.\n\"The government has decided to establish this royal commission to further ensure our financial system is working efficiently and effectively \"  he  added.\nBut  Turnbull  said the royal commission \"will not put capitalism on trial.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "ALBANY — Gov. Cuomo  on Monday plans to sign into law new restrictions on electronic cigarettes that effectively ban  their  use in most restaurants  bars and workplaces  the Daily News has learned.\n“These products are marketed as a healthier alternative to cigarettes  but the reality is they also carry long-term risks to the health of users and those around them ”  Cuomo  said.\n Cuomo ’s decision to sign the bill had been expected.  He  proposed similar restrictions on e-cigarette use as part of  his  executive budget proposal in January.\nSupporters of the measure  including the American Cancer Society and the American Lung Association  had been lobbying lawmakers and  Cuomo  to approve the measure  arguing that smoke from e-cigarettes posed health risks akin to those of regular cigarettes.\nIn July  Gov. Cuomo signed into a law a measure that outlawed the smoking of e-cigarettes in all public and private schools.",
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                "Cuomo"
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            "input": "For his part   Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross  told Newsmax TV that the economy would be growing at a very healthy clip if it weren’t for the recent string of deadly hurricanes.\n“So the notion that we were in some sort of 1.8 percent prison is simply wrong ”  Ross  said of financial pundits who allege that economic growth is struggling.\n Ross  also said there are other plans in the wings to boost economic growth.\n\"Remember  too  after we get the tax (cut)  the next program is going to be a big infrastructure program ”  he  said.\n Ross  also explained to Kudlow that Trump’s plan to lower corporate taxes will also eventually benefit middle-class workers.\n“Most middle-income wage earners are employed by somebody. Most of them are not self-employed people and if more employment comes in  if there are more capital expenditures  more growth  clearly it will benefit those folks ”  Ross  said.",
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            "input": "Outgoing Gov. Chris Christie  said Tuesday that New Jersey needed \"tough and plain-spoken leadership\" when  he  took office eight years ago and  he  delivered it  pulling the state from \"the brink of financial ruin\" by confronting problems leaders of both parties had ignored for decades.\n Christie  hands over state government to Democrat Phil Murphy in a week.\n Christie  said  he  was the first governor in America to try to tackle the huge and escalating burden of state pension costs  saying previous governors from both parties and Legislatures \"virtually ignored the growing menace of increased costs and no real contributions.\" Among the steps taken during  his  administration was dedicating lottery proceeds to the pension system for the next 30 years.\nWhen  he  took office   Christie  said  New Jersey was \"on the brink of financial ruin as a state.\"\n\"We needed tough and plain-spoken leadership to deal with these problems \"  he  said.\n He  said  he  vetoed more than $7 billion in spending  helped cut the state workforce  pushed through a cap on property tax increases and  at the same time  made sure the state invested heavily to help protect the New Jersey Shore from the kind of devastation it suffered during Superstorm Sandy in 2012.\nThe prepared text of  his  remarks didn't show  him  invoking the name of  his  friend  President Donald Trump. But  he  called it an \"honor\" to chair the White House's opioid commission.\n Christie 's speech caps  his  stint as one of America's best-known governors.\n He  was on the cover of Time magazine under the headline \"The Boss\" and a periodic guest on late-night television  where  he  memorably appeared in a skit about \"dad dancing\" with Jimmy Fallon and poked fun at  his  weight by eating a doughnut on David Letterman's show.\nAt least in the beginning   he  won acclaim for  his  forthrightness  like when  he  told beachcombers to \"get the hell off the beach\" in 2011 during Hurricane Irene.  He  told it like it was before Trump brought the practice to the White House.\n He  also was exceedingly popular and widely praised for guiding the state in its recovery from Superstorm Sandy  which ravaged the coastline.  He  was briefly seen as a top GOP contender for president.\nBut  he  was also criticized for testy exchanges with the public during town hall meetings and other encounters.\n His  popularity and job approval fell sharply  particularly after the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal in which three of  his  allies were convicted in a political retribution scheme.  He  also lost the home crowd after spending much of 2015 and early 2016 campaigning for president out of state  a contest  he  dropped out of after failing to emerge from the back of the pack.\n He  returned to New Jersey and focused on the state's — and country's — opioid addiction crisis after failing to get a top job in the Trump administration. A regular theme in  his  remarks around the state included \"second chances \" and the idea that people can make a comeback.",
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            "input": "Navarro’s decision apparently was a reflection on federal officials. It follows release of a memo by  BLM investigator Larry Wooten  that described “a widespread pattern of bad judgment  lack of discipline  incredible bias  unprofessionalism and misconduct  as well as likely policy  ethical and legal violations among senior and supervisory staff” in the BLM’s Office of Law Enforcement and Security.\n Wooten  wrote that  he  had seen “excessive force ” described officers grinding Bundy’s son Dave’s face in gravel and opined that federal officials were intent on commanding “the most intrusive  oppressive  large scale and militaristic cattle impound possible.”\nIn an apparently partisan reference that used a term Hillary Clinton designated for some of Trump’s supporters   Wooten  wrote that a federal prosecutor said  let’s get these “shall we say Deplorables.”\n Wooten  also wrote that the Bundy case “closely mirrors” the circumstances behind the trial of former Sen. Ted Stevens  R-Alaska.\n Wooten  is no fan of Cliven Bundy who   he  wrote  instead of “properly using the court system or other avenues to properly address  his  grievances   he  chose an illegal  uncivilized and dangerous strategy in which a tragedy was narrowly and thankfully avoided.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "It is not clear what  if anything   she  knew about Mr. Paddock’s methodical plans to stockpile weapons and ferry them into a 32nd-floor hotel suite to commit mass murder.\nIn the statement   she  said that  she  had no warning something so horrible was going to happen and that  she  would continue to pray for those who were harmed.\n“I am a mother and a grandmother and my heart breaks for all who have lost loved ones ”  she  said.\nSheriff Joseph Lombardo of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said Wednesday at a news conference that he thought  Ms. Danley  had responded as one would expect. “I think any person put in  her  situation would probably answer the same way ” he said  adding that he had not yet been briefed by the F.B.I. on the interview.\n“No one can put the puzzles together. No one ” one said during the interview. “Except  Marilou . Because Steve is not here to talk anymore.  Only Marilou  can maybe help.”",
            "output": [
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                "Danley"
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            "input": "Founded out of  Huang’s  New Jersey garage in 2013  Boxed took off as a digital alternative to stores such as Costco  BJ’s and  Sam’s  Club  offering about 1 600 different bulk goods from paper towels to potato chips. By signing exclusive deals with brands to only carry one of a certain type of item  Boxed was able to lock in prices more attractive to the company than those many retailers get  allowing the company to shun membership fees and provide free delivery across the continental U.S. on orders of more than $49.\nIn a previously unpublished interview with Forbes from November   Huang  said “the secret was out” on Boxed increasingly turning to business-to-business sales for its long-term growth. “Staples and Office Depot are challenged these days ”  he  said. “It’s a huge industry and the incumbents are in a weaker position. B2B will be larger than B2C [business-to-consumer] sales.”\nAmazon remains the 800-pound gorilla looming over Boxed. “I don’t want to deflect away from the fact that yes  Amazon is in the space in a big way ” Huang said in November. “Amazon is just trying everything everywhere. Anything you use around your daily life  they’ll try to get into over the next five or 10 years.”\n“Traditional places have more red tape ” Rick Zumpano  Boxed’ vice president of distribution  said during Forbes’ tour. “The team here is more nimble.” If  Huang and Boxed  decide to sell   they ’ll need to work to keep it that way under a new regime.",
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            "input": "Best drama: Did . . . did . . . did the Redskins leave the Seahawks too much time? Almost! Seattle drove to the Washington 38-yard line and had time for a Hail Mary after Russell Wilson was ruled down by contact on a play that was initially ruled an incomplete pass with four seconds remaining. Wilson’s desperation heave bounced off a pair of hands in the back of the end zone before falling harmlessly incomplete. The Redskins would escape with one of their most unlikely wins in some time.\nBest fourth-quarter quarterbacks:  Wilson  was dreadful for much of the game  a credit to Washington’s defense  but  he  was masterful with the game on the line.  Wilson  capped Seattle’s 71-yard  go-ahead touchdown drive with a 30-yard pass to Doug Baldwin at the 1:34 mark  and finished 24 for 45 for 297 yards and two touchdowns.  He  also threw two interceptions. Cousins’s final numbers (21 for 30  247 yards) probably didn’t win many fantasy matchups this week  but  he  didn’t the turn the ball over despite facing constant pressure and  he  made two perfect throws when the Redskins needed it most.\nWorst inevitability: The Seahawks’ offense  which scored 41 points in a home win last week and looked completely out of sorts for three quarters on Sunday  finally got into the end zone with 11:53 remaining in the game.  Wilson ’s 10-yard pass to Luke Willson capped a six-play  66-yard drive that pulled Seattle to within 10-8. Flutists will appreciate the Seahawks’ touchdown celebration.\nWorst poise under pressure: They didn’t have a sack to show for it in the first half  but the Redskins hounded  Wilson  from the start. With Seattle at midfield and driving more than halfway through the third quarter   Wilson  was flushed out of the pocket by linebacker Zach Brown and floated an ill-advised pass back across the field. The ball was intended for Baldwin  but intercepted by Will Compton at the Washington 46. Compton almost had his second interception of the game on back-to-back plays on Seattle’s next drive.\nBest interception: Kendall Fuller ended Seattle’s fourth possession by driving on a slant route intended for Baldwin and picking off  Wilson . Fuller’s 24-yard return was negated after officials ruled he was down by contact upon replay review  but his team-leading third interception of the season was still a thing of beauty.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Education Secretary Betsy DeVos  convened a special committee to rewrite the policy in June  saying the regulations are \"overly burdensome and confusing\" and need to be streamlined.\n\"It is the Department's aim  and this Administration's commitment  to protect students from predatory practices while also providing clear  fair and balanced rules for colleges and universities to follow \"  DeVos  said in a statement at the time.\nIn June  NPR reported that attorneys general from 18 states and Washington  D.C.  filed suit against  DeVos  and  her  department  accusing  DeVos  of breaking federal law and giving free rein to for-profit colleges by rescinding the borrower defense rule.\nThe rule had been put on hold less than one month after  DeVos  said  her  agency would re-evaluate it.\nThe potential rules will be discussed next week at a three-day meeting starting Monday of the special committee assembled by  DeVos   according to Education Department spokesman Alberto Betancourt. It is the second round of negotiations to establish new guidelines.",
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            "input": "Dr. Fari Kamalpour  the hospital's director of internal medicine   told ABC News that  her  \"first impression\" when  she  saw the siblings was that  she  was in the pediatric unit.\nThe malnourishment that the siblings endured was \"systematic\" and occurred over a long period of time   Kamalpour  said.\nThe malnutrition \"absolutely\" impacted the children's cognitive and physical development  and the staggering development tends to progressively get worse over time   Kamalpour  said.\n Kamalpour  said the \"main sign\" that someone is malnourished or mistreated is \"pale skin that you can see from a normal distance.\"\n\"Basically  you don't see much muscle mass on the face or the arms \" or other extremities that are exposed when they venture outside   Kamalpour  said.\nPeople who are malnourished do not walk steadily and have poor posture   Kamalpour  said.\n\"As a parent  if you know what is normal in a child  you can easily find out what is abnormal in a child \"  Kamalpour  said. \"You don't need a medical degree.\"\n Kamalpour  said  it  is the \"responsibility\" of members of the community to watch out for each other.\n\"If you see a child that doesn't go to school and is putting sod on the ground at midnight  or looks pale and doesn't walk appropriately  that kid probably has some issues that need to be paid attention to \"  Kamalpour  said.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "A letter sent to all 32 NFL teams by Commissioner Roger Goodell  makes clear that the league wants to \"move past\" the anthem controversy. The league will propose a standardized policy on behavior during the playing of the National Anthem that will include all players and team personnel standing.\n The letter  does not mention any punishment for players who refuse to stand  which makes enforcement of the policy problematic.\n Goodell  made it clear in  the letter   obtained by ESPN's Adam Schefter  that  he  wants players to stand during the anthem.  He  did not provide specifics on how  he  intends to ensure it  but  he  wrote that it would \"include such elements as an in-season platform to promote the work of our players on these core issues.\" The issue will be discussed  and likely acted upon  during the NFL's regularly-scheduled fall meetings on Oct. 17-18. In  the letter    Goodell  said  he  wanted to end the controversy by agreeing on a uniform approach for all teams. \"Like many of our fans \"  Goodell  wrote  \"we believe that everyone should stand for the national anthem. It is an important moment in our game. We want to honor our flag and our country  and our fans expect that of us. \"We also care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues. The controversy over the Anthem is a barrier to having honest conversations and making real progress on the underlying issues. We need to move past this controversy  and we want to do that together with our players.\" The NFL's current anthem policy states that players \"should\" stand for the anthem  but it stops short of requiring it. The proposed new policy is the result of \"many of discussions with clubs and players \" Goodell added.\nLocal 100 of the United Labor Unions has filed a complaint charging that Jones's implicit demands of players violated the National Labor Relations Act. \"[T]he employer  evidenced by repeated public statements  is attempting to threaten  coerce and intimidate all Dallas Cowboys players on the roster in order to prevent them from exercising concerted activity protected under the act by saying that he will fire any players involved in such concerted activity \" the National Labor Relations Board said in its filing. Jones has not actually threatened to fire players  instead saying they \"will not play \" but a labor union spokesman told ESPN that is a \"distinction without difference when it comes to the law.\" The NFL's game operations manual has said players \"should\" stand for the anthem   a stance NFL commissioner Roger Goodell  reaffirmed Tuesday in a memo to team owners. \"Like many of our fans  we believe that everyone should stand for  the National Anthem \" Goodell  wrote. But there's a gap between \"should\" and \"must \" and in trying to bridge that gap  Jones overreached  the labor union contends. The NLRB will investigate the case and will take it to trial if it determines a violation occurred and a settlement can't be reached. Meanwhile  Jones appeared to moderate his stance the tiniest bit on Tuesday  allowing for the possibility of pre-anthem protests similar to what the Cowboys did prior to their game against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 3. \"If we're going to have any other recognition the place to have it is before the anthem in my view and be real clear that it's not associated with the anthem \" Jones told 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. \"I think it's real important for our players that they have that to reply to anybody whether they're asking them to express themselves or not that the way we do it where I work  where I earn my livelihood  is that we stand for the flag.\" It's impossible to overstate the distraction that Jones has created in the Cowboys' locker room  as well as others across the NFL. Players must decide whether paychecks outweigh principles  and star players must decide whether to take the heat for lesser-known teammates. This story isn't going away  and it's no longer just the players driving the narrative.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "As Hanson explains  using a document paid for by the Clinton campaign (the discredited Russian dossier)  the Obama administration engaged in an unprecedented abuse of power through the FISA courts as a means to spy on the  Trump  campaign  and  as we now know  this of course included actual wiretaps.\nThis brazen spying and the overall Russia hoax was almost certainly the “insurance policy” Strzok and Page discussed with McCabe in the event of an unlikely  Trump  victory.\nBut even if  Trump  had lost  that policy was still going to be used by President Hillary and  her  minions within the media and federal law enforcement as a bludgeon to personally destroy  Trump  as a Russian stooge — and by extension  to destroy his MAGA movement  which terrifies the political and media establishment even more than the Tea Party.\nHowever   Trump  did win  and as we now know  almost immediately after this victory the “insurance policy” was given the green-light. The first wave of this insurance policy came in the form of unceasing leaks to the Deep State’s most reliable co-conspirators — a compliant media.\nIf they did not already know  it was through these illegal leaks that the media learned that the Obama administration had spied on  Team Trump  both during and after the election. Although they now regret reporting this fact  we know the media knew about Obama’s spying because  time and again and again  the media gleefully reported the fact that the Obama administration had spied on  Team Trump  (these media reports are all documented in detail here).\nYou see  in their own fevered minds  the media seemed certain that if the public was told that  Trump ’s collusion with the Russians was so serious  his  team had to be surveilled by federal law enforcement   his  presidency would be over even before it began. Hence  the insurance policy.\nWhat the Deep State and its media collaborators did not count on  though  was  Trump .\nOn March 4  early on a Saturday morning   Trump  tweeted  “Terrible! Just found out that Obama had my “wires tapped” in Trump Tower just before the victory. Nothing found. This is McCarthyism!” — and this tweet blew the #ReleaseTheMemo scandal wide open.\nSo soothed were media provincials by the velvet-lined bubble’s reassurance that  Trump  had no chance of becoming president  they did not plan far enough about what to do if  Trump  won.\nAnd so  after  Trump  did win  for two whole weeks  the media did something it had not done for eight years  albeit accidentally — told the truth about the Obama administration’s unprecedented politicization of the surveillance state.",
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            "input": "He also got some love from SportsCenter and NBA superstar LeBron James . \n\"Sheesh ,\" James commented along with a few emojis on an Instagram post with Tate 's highlights : .",
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            "input": "Rihanna  has emerged as the unlikely inspiration behind Arsenal's thumping 5-1 win against Everton.\n The singer  was at the Emirates to watch the match and enjoy the Gunner's work  work  work  work  work ethic.\nAfter the match   she  posed with midfielder  Mesut Ozil  who described  her  as the team's \"lucky charm\".\nThe German said he was \"still unbeaten with Riri\" - a reference to when  she  came to watch the 2014 World Cup Final between Germany and Argentina.\nOzil himself couldn't get on the scoresheet but with  Rihanna  pulling the inspirational strings during a pre-match meet and greet  other players stepped up.\nIt's just a shame that whoever was looking after  her  social accounts still referred to the game as \"soccer\".\nAfter the game  manager Arsene Wenger seemed to play down the importance of  Rihanna 's contribution  focusing instead on his side's \"penetration and sharper game\".\nGiven Arsenal's up and down season  there are probably high level talks with  Rihanna 's people to see if  her  schedule allows any more trips to watch the team - with one eye surely on  their  next Europa League match  away at Ostersunds FK.",
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            "input": "Steve Bannon just met Sen. Mitch McConnell in a showdown at the OK Corral  and it didn’t go well for Steve.\nAdelson’s top political adviser  Andy Abboud  told Politico that Adelson and his wife “are supporting  Mitch McConnell  100 percent.”\nAdelson is a strong conservative who backed Newt Gingrich and Donald Trump over the party’s establishment in their presidential bids. Despite the considerable press coverage given to Bannon’s call Thursday for  McConnell  to “tender  his  resignation ” Bannon apparently showed up at the gunfight with no partners.\nNewsmax spoke to dozens of sources in and outside the Republican-controlled Senate  and all agreed that despite criticism  he  receives from Bannon  Trump supporters  and even the president himself   McConnell  remains popular with nearly all of  his  Senate colleagues.\nThat may have a lot to do with the previous president.  McConnell  almost single-handedly blocked most of President Obama’s initiatives during  his  last six years in office. And some argue that  McConnell  may be the most conservative majority leader in recent memory with a lifetime American Conservative Union rating of close to 90 percent.\nAdd to that  there is no evidence that any of the Kentuckian’s 51 fellow GOP senators has any desire to wage a challenge to  his  leadership or even in seconding Bannon's battle call.\n McConnell  is particularly well-liked among the 13 new Republican senators elected in 2014 and with several who survived Democratic assaults to win re-election in 2016. This group includes Roy Blunt of Missouri  Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania  Ron Johnson of Wisconsin  and Rep. Todd Young of Indiana  who began as an underdog to Democratic former Sen. Evan Bayh and emerged the winner to keep the open seat in Republican hands.\n“In just about every close Senate race in the last two cycles  Mitch’s Senate Leadership Fund was plowing big money into Republican coffers ” one lobbyist and former GOP Senate staffer told Newsmax. “Just the fact he plowed $25 million into six tight races in 2016 and Republicans won in five [the exception was New Hampshire’s Sen. Kelly Ayotte] says it all about  Mitch . Bannon’s way off on this one.”\nAnother senator told Newsmax  “If  Mitch  hadn’t won the Senate for us in 2016  the Democrats would not only have blocked nearly every Trump appointee  they would be launching investigations into  his  business affairs. This would have been the president’s worst nightmare.”\n McConnell  and the president did meet at the White House on Oct. 16 and apparently worked out any differences.\nAt a joint appearance in the Rose Garden following their meeting  Trump hailed  McConnell  as “a friend of mine for a long time  long before my world of politics.”",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former White House strategist Steve Bannon has struck a deal to be interviewed by U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team rather than appearing before a grand jury  CNN reported on Wednesday  citing sources close to  Bannon .\n Bannon  had been subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury in Mueller’s probe of alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and any ties with President Donald Trump’s campaign  according to a person familiar with the matter.\nA spokesman for Mueller declined to comment on the CNN report. A lawyer who represented  Bannon  in an appearance before the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee on Tuesday could not be immediately reached.\nAn interview with prosecutors would allow  Bannon  to have an attorney present during  his  appearance  as lawyers are not permitted in grand jury rooms.\n Bannon  was a close adviser during Trump’s campaign and in  his  first months in office  but  he  was fired from  his  White House job in August as the president sought to bring more order to his staff operations.\nEarlier this month  Trump attacked  Bannon  for comments  he  made to Michael Wolff  the author of a book highly critical of the president and his family. They included scathing remarks about Donald Trump Jr.  the president’s eldest son  for meeting during the campaign with a Russian lawyer who was said to have damaging information on Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.\n Mueller  is investigating allegations that Russia interfered in the 2016 campaign to try to tip the vote in Trump’s favor  as well as any potential collusion by Trump’s campaign with Moscow.\nAccording to a person familiar with the arrangement  the attorney who represented  Bannon  for Tuesday’s House appearance  William Burck  is not representing him in connection with Mueller’s investigation. The person did not believe  Bannon  had hired a counsel for that yet.",
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            "input": "Story highlights  Clinton  outpaced Trump by almost 2.9 million votes\n She  lost the Electoral College  however\n(CNN) More Americans voted for  Hillary Clinton  than any other losing presidential candidate in US history.\nmargin ranks third among defeated candidates  according to statistics from  Clinton 's 2.1%margin ranks third among defeated candidates  according to statistics from US Elections Atlas . Andrew Jackson won by more than 10% in 1824 but was denied the presidency  which went to John Quincy Adams. In 1876  Samuel Tilden received 3% more votes than Rutherford B. Hayes  who eventually triumphed by one electoral vote.\n\"I would have done even better in the election  if that is possible  if the winner was based on popular vote -- but would campaign differently \" he tweeted as recently as Wednesday morning  more than six weeks after the election. In late November  Trump also falsely claimed that \"millions\" of  Clinton  voters had cast ballots \"illegally.\"",
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            "input": "MANILA (Reuters) - A group of Philippine lawyers on Wednesday filed an injunction with the Supreme Court to try to stop President Rodrigo Duterte’s bloody war on drugs  calling it as an illegal campaign that lets police kill and circumvent legal procedures.\nThe petition comes as public scrutiny intensifies on  Duterte ’s signature campaign  which he insists will not stop  regardless of the bloodshed. He says he is prepared to go to jail to protect Filipinos from crimes fueled by addiction.\n Duterte  rejects criticism that his notoriously bellicose public remarks have been interpreted by some police as veiled instructions to kill drug users  with impunity.\nThough Filipinos are largely supportive of Duterte’s iron-fisted approach  recent opinion polls indicate public doubts that his drugs war is above board and effective as the government says. Analysts say unease about the campaign has contributed to  Duterte ’s ratings decline.\nPNP data shows 3 900 people have been killed in operations in which police say armed suspects violently resisted arrest.  Duterte ’s opponents and activists dispute that and say executions and cover-ups are commonplace  which police deny.\nFLAG has also represented two men who testified before the Senate that they were part of an alleged “death squad” that killed drug dealers and criminals at  Duterte ’s behest when  he  was Davao City mayor  long before  his  presidency.\n Duterte  dismisses the allegation as nonsense.",
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            "input": "Marty Hurney  will be calling the shots once again with the Carolina Panthers.\n Carolina re-hired Hurney as its general manager on Wednesday   marking  his  second full-time stint as general manager.  Hurney  previously worked for the Panthers from 1998-2012  beginning as GM in 2002.  He  rejoined the Panthers last July as on an interim basis.\nPanthers COO Tina Becker said  Hurney  did an \"exceptional\" job in helping the Panthers to an 11-5 season last year.\nThe Panthers reinstated  Hurney  as interim general manager last week after an NFL investigation found no wrongdoing into charges of harassment by his ex-wife.\n Hurney  had been on a paid leave of absence during the investigation and had disputed all accusations through  his  attorney.\n Hurney  returned to the Panthers in an interim capacity in late July 2017  prior to the start of training camp after owner Jerry Richardson abruptly fired Dave Gettleman. Gettleman had served as the team's general manager since 2013 and had helped the Panthers get to the playoffs three times in four seasons behind a team that  Hurney  largely constructed.\n\"I have always felt a strong connection to this organization and viewed this job as one of the very best in the NFL because of the people here \"  Hurney  said. \"Mr. Richardson and Tina have been open and honest with me from the beginning  and I am thankful for the trust they have placed in me.\"\nThe Panthers made three playoff appearances  won two NFC South titles  and played in two NFC Championship games and a Super Bowl under  Hurney  during  his  first tenure.\nFILE - In this July 19  2017  file photo   Carolina Panthers interim general manager Marty Hurney  speaks to the media during a news conference in Charlotte  N.C. The Panthers have  re-hired Marty Hurney  as their full-time general manager. This will be  Hurney’s  second stint as Carolina’s general manager  having previously worked for the Panthers from 1998-2012  beginning as GM in 2002.  Hurney  also worked with the Panthers since last July as the interim general manager.(AP Photo/Chuck Burton  File)\n Hurney  also traded for tight end Greg Olsen and hit home runs on draft picks like center Ryan Kalil.\n He  also made a few mistakes along the way  including overpaying to keep some veteran players and trading up to get wide receiver Armanti Edwards from Appalachian State  a move that never panned out.\n\"I gained a lot of perspective being away and then back in an interim role last season \"  Hurney  said. \"I feel that I am the best person to help (coach) Ron (Rivera) and this team moving forward. We have a really special core of players in place  and I'm extremely excited about the direction we are headed.\"\nThe Panthers went 11-5 last season with  Hurney  as their interim general manager  but lost in the wild card round of the playoffs to the New Orleans Saints.",
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            "input": "Comments on Kylie Jenner's most recent Instagram post. Image: instagram\n Kylie Jenner  is not happy that commenters are using  her  Instagram photos for their own personal gain in an effort to build engagement on their Insta pages.\nSTOP WRITING LB ON ALL MY INSTAGRAM PHOTOS AND USING ME AS A WAY TO ADVERTISE YOURSELF.  â Kylie Jenner  (@KylieJenner) November 30  2012\n\"This annoys a lot of Instagram users  including Kylie Jenner  as it is an inauthentic way to try and create the image of influence. It damages actual  organically built  influencers and Instagram stars \" says Cruel.\nBut  lately  Kylie  seems to have made a small effort to embrace the \"lb\" concept for  her  own personal gain; to promote  her  new TV show Life of  Kylie .\nFollow #LifeofKylie IG page ([Link] + find out tomorrow 9PM ET how you might get a like back from me...  pic.twitter.com/JapG3jLy8n â Kylie Jenner  (@KylieJenner) July 22  2017\nDon't be fooled:  Kylie 's recent volte-face doesn't suggest  she 's in any hurry to embrace the relentless commenters in search of Instagram fame.  She 's likely exploiting this phenomenon in the interests of promoting  her  show. And  who can blame  her .",
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            "input": "A record-breaking snowfall of more than 60 inches (150 cm) has hit  the Pennsylvanian city of Erie  over the Christmas period  with even more said to be on the way.\n The city  has declared a citywide emergency as a result of the storm  which began on Sunday.\n\"We're used to snow  don't get me wrong \" Erie's mayor  Joe Sinnott  told the New York Times. \"But this amount  trying to deal with this  is very atypical.\"\nSkip Twitter post by @NWSCLE With an additional 3.5\" of snow at  the Erie   PA airport as of 5PM  this brings the two day (12/25-26) total up to 58\" and the storm total (From 7PM Christmas Eve thru 5PM 12/26) up to 60.0\". Heavy snow continues to fall. Here is a look at some of the records. #pawx pic.twitter.com/BN5txOpByZ â NWS Cleveland (@NWSCLE) December 26  2017 Report\nThe National Weather Center said that Christmas Day in  Erie  brought a new all-time high for any single day (34in)  beating the previous record set in 1956 (22in).\nSome flights to and from  Erie International airport  were cancelled.  The airport  has seen 63.8in of snow since Christmas Eve  according to the National Weather Center.",
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            "input": "Jay Bruce  back for ‘unfinished business’ with Mets\nScouts who watched  him  last year debate whether it is age or injury that affected  him . Clearly recovering from back injuries is harder for older players  and the Mets have had plenty of experience with that and David Wright.\nBut  Gonzalez  is confident in  his  comeback and said  he  is expecting to be the Mets’ starting first baseman this year.\n He  switched  his  offseason workouts from weight training to flexibility and conditioning  including pilates and water aerobics.  He  does a core workout to keep  his  back strong  which  he  will have to continue into the season.",
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            "input": "U.S. Alpine director Patrick Riml  began  his  trek back to Utah before the last ski race of the Olympics was done.  He  knows  he  has work to do after the country produced its fewest golds in the sport since 2002  fewest medals since 2006.\nIn a telephone interview Saturday  Riml called  his  men's team's Olympic performance \"disappointing\" and acknowledged that \"we definitely have to rebuild\" before the 2022 Beijing Games.\n\"We had quite a few up and downs \"  Riml  said about the past two weeks. \"We had some very strong performances and  in other events  we definitely were struggling.\"\n He  said  he  was pleased with the U.S. women  including having three members of the top seven finishers in the downhill.\nBut \"on the men's side  the performance was disappointing. ... We definitely would have hoped for better results there \"  Riml  said  adding: \"Not just talking about medals  but the performances on each day.\"\nLooking ahead to  the next Winter Olympics  Riml  noted that Vonn and Ligety — who have earned a combined five Olympic medals  including three golds — are not expected to still be competing. Both would be 37 years old.\n\"We know we have to go into a rebuilding phase and develop some young skiers \"  Riml  said  \"and hopefully next time around  we can be competitive and perform on a high level.\"",
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            "input": "In her new book \" Code Girls: The Untold Story of the American Women Code Breakers of World War II   \" journalist Liza Mundy  tells the stories of many of these women who  because they were sworn to secrecy about the nature of their work  have been all but forgotten. Just because these women agreed to be invisible to the enemy  however  doesn't mean they need to be invisible to history.\n Liza Mundy \nSome of these barrier-breaking code breakers are still alive and in  Mundy 's estimation would be \"delighted\" by developments like the renaming of a residential college at Yale for Grace Hopper  \"the queen of code\" and \"mother of computing\" who was a pioneering American computer scientist and United States Navy rear admiral.\nSays  Mundy : \"We need a few more buildings to be renamed or named after some of these figures and I hope that happens. I think it will.\"\nOn the occasion of the publication of \"Code Girls \" and International Day of the Girl on Wednesday  CNN Opinion spoke with  Mundy  about  her  experience writing a book about the women  she  calls \"the hidden figures of the greatest generation.\"\n Liza Mundy : In a way  it's thanks to Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan. He insisted that the government consider declassifying its records around the Russian code-breaking project In a way  it's thanks to Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan. He insisted that the government consider declassifying its records around the Russian code-breaking project Venona   which started during the war and then continued for many decades during the Cold War. And because he prevailed  there was a document that was declassified  in which a wonderful NSA historian named Lou Benson wrote about the recruitment of a number of schoolteachers to work on it. Almost alone among historians  Lou not only noticed that there were a lot of women working on the Venona project  but he also thought that it was worthwhile to interview them. So while it was still possible  he interviewed a number of schoolteachers who were recruited during the war. And in many cases these women continued working on it for decades for the NSA. And I thought  \"Well that's an interesting kind of small story for an article of a short book.\"\n Mundy : It's really the work of : It's really the work of Agnes Driscoll   who was working on the Japanese fleet code throughout the 1920s and 1930s and kept diagnosing and re-diagnosing it as it was changing. If Agnes Driscoll had not diagnosed overall how their system worked  we would have gone into World War II with no ability to read the naval communications of the Japanese. It had taken her years to diagnose that entire system of code. We would have been a lot worse off if she hadn't spent more than a decade working on that code system and then teaching it to the male naval officers who would go out to the Pacific and then ultimately write the memoirs and get the credit.\n Mundy : It's hard even to convey what it was like. I was desperate to do it as fast as I could because I knew that I was up against an actuarial deadline -- women might be passing away as I was trying to find their phone number. I would obtain rosters with maiden names  and I had a researcher with the Washington Post helping me track down what their married names might have been and if they still had a phone number. Sometimes [the researcher] would give me a list of 12 and 11 wouldn't work or they would have passed away  but then I would call the one and leave a message and they would call me back -- or they would answer the phone.\n Mundy : When I was doing my research  I read the memoir of Virginia Gildersleeve  who was the dean of Barnard College. She was older than some of the women who served in the WAVES [the women's branch of the US Naval Reserve  better known as Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service] like Wellesley's Mildred McAfee. She and others clearly saw what was an opportunity. Before the war  women's colleges had taught women math and science but they were reluctant to train very many women because they knew they couldn't get jobs. And so when the war started  they were still skeptical about putting too many women into math majors because they just worried that all of this was going to be yanked away after the war. But I also thought Virginia Gildersleeve was very crafty. She and some of the other leaders did see this as a way to try to persuade MIT and Columbia and other places to open up some more slots in graduate school for women. I was fascinated by the way they did see [code breaking and military recruitment] as an opportunity to expand opportunities for women even as they were worried that it would be temporary after the war.\n Mundy : The Army women were civilians and the Navy women weren't. And the Navy really agonized over its no-pregnancy rule  because they worried women would get abortions. And they did. But they were just so uncomfortable with the idea of a pregnant woman in uniform or a pregnant woman serving in the military that they were actually willing to force women to resign  even if they were married  when they became pregnant. It was very hard on the women who got pregnant  because they loved the work and suddenly had to leave. Obviously  men did not have to leave if their wives got pregnant. There were several women who described really being traumatized by becoming accidentally pregnant -- married women who didn't have enough information about birth control -- and having to leave this work that they loved and that they thought was so valuable. So even during the war we were willing to sacrifice female talent because we didn't know how to cope with a pregnant woman in uniform.\n Mundy : At the very beginning [of the book]  there's a letter from one of the Navy code-breaking officers that shows they didn't want Jewish women from the Seven Sisters schools  they didn't want women with family ties to occupied European countries  who might feel sympathy to European countries. The Navy was always paranoid about any sort of \"unconventional\" background. And when African-American women were admitted to the WAVES in 1945  they were not admitted to the code-breaking facility for that same fear of anybody who seemed like an outsider.\n Mundy : The thought that recurs to me  in addition to just being grateful to be able to try to tell this story  is the phrase \"hidden figures.\" These women really were the hidden figures of the greatest generation.\n Mundy : I worried at the outset of this project that there wouldn't be enough information out there to tell the story. I was astonished when I went to the National Archives that although it was scattered and uneven  that there really was a great deal of material -- rosters  memos  oral histories. It had been overlooked by  I think it's fair to say  the many historians who have gone through these collections. I was surprised that there was more out there that was hiding in plain sight than I thought.",
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            "input": "The British cook attacked Nine Network's \"A Current Affair\" presenter Tracy Grimshaw at a Melbourne cooking expo on Saturday  the day after she interviewed him.\nIn front of thousands of onlookers  Ramsay suggested Grimshaw was a lesbian and needed \"to see Simon Cowell's botox doctor.\"\nHe also showed a picture of a woman apparently naked on all fours with the face of a pig and said \"that's Tracy Grimshaw.\" His publicist has since said the comments were a joke and not intended to cause offence.\nGrimshaw also hit back at the \"Hell's Kitchen\" supremo  labelling him an \"arrogant narcissist\" on her current affairs show on Monday night.\nShe said there was nothing funny about Ramsay's insults  which had upset her friends and family  including her mother.\n\"Truly  I wonder how many people would laugh if they were effectively described as an old  ugly pig \" she said  adding that she had agreed not to probe Ramsay over an extra-marital affair when he appeared on the show.\nGrimshaw said she initially considered not responding to Ramsay's comments but decided she had to stand up for herself.\n\"We all know that bullies thrive when no one takes them on and I'm not going to sit meekly and let some arrogant narcissist bully me \" she said.\n\"Obviously Gordon thinks that any woman who doesn't find him attractive must be gay \" she added. \"For the record  I don't. And I'm not.\"",
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            "input": "Jason Burle  owner of the SNAFU bar  made news for duct taping the jerseys of both Oakland Raider Marshawn Lynch and San Francisco 49er Colin Kaepernick to the ground outside his Lake Ozark  Missouri  establishment  according to the Associated Press.\n Burle  hastened to switch the placement and insisted  he  was making no other statement than that  he  disagreed with the two players’ political positions and was not advocating violence.\n“We pulled them out of the box  taped them down. There was no ill-intent ”  Burle  told KOMU Channel 8.\n“If someone thinks that I mean personal harm to someone  they don’t know me ”  Burle  added.\nThe bar owner also said that his display had no racial component. “A lot of people want to twist it around to be a race thing ”  Burle  complained.\n Burle  insisted that as a military veteran  his  only message is that  he  disagrees with millionaire players kneeling as the national anthem is played.",
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            "input": "Justin Townes Earle  has a habit of doing things on  his  own terms. Last year   he  broke with convention in leaving Nashville for Omaha  Nebraska to cut  his  latest LP  the acclaimed Kids in the Street. This spring   he 's hitting the road for a fresh  34-date tour  which  he 'll be conducting all on  his  own in a solo acoustic format.\nRelated Hear Justin Townes Earle  Chris Shiflett Talk Addiction  Nirvana Singer discusses  his  new album 'Kids in the Street' and old Nashville on Shiflett's 'Walking the Floor' podcast\n Earle  frequently performs by  himself   but the news is a break in its own way given that Kids in the Street was one of  his  most fleshed-out records  one that thrived on its full-band arrangements. The Music City native will nonetheless be right at home  considering  he 'll be playing the sorts of theaters and small clubs where  he 's most comfortable.\n He  begins  his  trek at Pitchfork Social in Salt Spring Island  British Columbia on May 6th and wraps things up six weeks later at the Crocodile in Seattle  Washington. Those two gigs are only 100 miles away from each other  but in between  Earle  loops around the country  hitting cities like St. Paul  Minnesota  Brooklyn  New York  and Austin  Texas before returning to the west coast.\nThe full list of Justin Townes Earle's spring tour dates:",
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            "input": "House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said she would not pursue a coordinated effort to vote against the plan  though a senior Democratic aide told Business Insider that  Pelosi  agreed with Hoyer.\n\"I'm just telling people why I'm voting the way I'm voting \"  Pelosi  told reporters.\nLater Thursday   Pelosi  sent a letter to Democratic members  urging them to vote against the budget deal  saying that \"the Republicans do not have the votes to pass this caps bill on their own.\"\n Pelosi  on Wednesday delivered an eight-hour speech on the House floor  calling out House Speaker Paul Ryan for not bringing forth a bill to address DACA.",
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            "input": "It wasn’t the White House  it wasn’t the State Department  it wasn’t father LaVar’s so-called people on the ground in China that got his son out of a long term prison sentence – IT WAS ME. Too bad! LaVar is just a poor man’s version of Don King  but without the hair. Just think.. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 22  2017\n…LaVar  you could have spent the next 5 to 10 years during Thanksgiving with your son in China  but no NBA contract to support you. But remember LaVar  shoplifting is NOT a little thing. It’s a really big deal  especially in China. Ungrateful fool! —  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)  November 22  2017\n“You’re welcome ”  Trump  tweeted at the trio upon their return to the United States  urging Ball  Cody Riley and Jalen Hill to “HAVE A GREAT LIFE!” He also suggested that they “give a big Thank You to President Xi Jinping of China.”\n Trump  said last week that he had personally intervened in the case with his Chinese counterpart  asking Xi to help resolve the case.\nWhen the president returned from a 12-day trip through Asia  he wrote on Twitter: “Do you think the three UCLA Basketball Players will say thank you to  President Trump ? They were headed for 10 years in jail!”\nEnter LaVar Ball  who was asked by ESPN about  Trump ’s role in securing  his  son’s release.\n[Why LaVar Ball is a perfect foil for  President Trump ]\n Trump  fumed  tweeting Sunday: “I should have left them in jail!” (The White House later said  Trump  wasn’t serious  calling it “a rhetorical response to a criticism by the father.”)\nBut the following night  the outspoken Ball went on CNN and took aim at  the president .\nBall said insisted that  Trump  has overstated  his  role in freeing the three Americans and added that if  he  would thank anyone  it would be Xi.\nBut   he  added: “I don’t have to go around saying thank you to everybody.”\nLaVar Ball  the father of one of three UCLA players who were released by Chinese authorities  appeared on CNN and was asked why he would not thank  President Trump . It was a very testy interview. (Amber Ferguson/The Washington Post)\n Trump  raised the arrests during a two-day state visit to Beijing  arriving after the three freshman players were accused of stealing sunglasses from a Louis Vuitton store next to the team’s hotel.\n“The basketball players  by the way — I know a lot of people are asking — I will tell you  when I heard about it two days ago  I had a great conversation with President Xi ”  Trump  said after boarding Air Force One in Manila at the conclusion his Asia trip. “What they did was unfortunate. You know  you’re talking about very long prison sentences. [The Chinese] do not play games.”\nWhen asked specifically whether Xi was helping to resolve the matter   Trump  said last week: “Yes   he  is. And  he ’s been terrific. President Xi has been terrific on that subject.\nFor  Trump   fighting with athletes is political sport",
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            "input": "For army veterans Joe Cox  Russ Collins and Adam Lingo  the journey to the Washington Redskins’ FedExField and Sunday’s “Salute to Service” game began nine years ago when their fellow soldiers and teenage Iraqi translator “Roy” died as brothers in Sinsil  Iraq after a house rigged with explosives collapsed.\n“We’re basically becoming (a) dating website for veterans groups. Every group has something they do  but none of them have a network ”  Cox  said.\nInside his rucksack   Cox  carries the scorched badges of  his  army brothers killed in Sinsil  Iraq in 2008.  He ’s carried them for nine years  and now across the country. On Saturday  November 11  at Arlington National Cemetery  they visited their buddies’ graves. It brought them another step closer to coming home.\n Cox  added  “It’s a lot overwhelming.”",
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            "input": "Meister Seelig & Fein will no longer represent  far-right pot-stirrer Milo Yiannopoulos  due to a “breakdown in the relationship ” according to an emergency motion filed by the New York-based law firm this past Friday.\n Yiannopoulos  is currently in a legal battle against publisher Simon & Schuster over his (now) self-published book Dangerous. The former Breitbart editor said the disagreement with his counsel arose because Simon & Schuster persuaded the court to make certain documents available only to his lawyers.\n“I will now be representing myself pro se  so I can directly see the material ”  Yiannopoulos  said in a statement.\nUPDATE:  A representative for Milo Yiannopoulos  confirms that  he  will now be representing  himself  in  his  lawsuit against Simon & Schuster pic.twitter.com/APGJ8opQMy — Ellie Hall (@ellievhall) January 8  2018",
            "output": [
                "Milo Yiannopoulos"
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            "input": "Tensions between Republicans and Democrats over the investigation of Russian involvement in the 2016 presidential election intensified Sunday  with President Donald Trump demanding to know why his campaign is under federal scrutiny while his former opponent Hillary Clinton is not.\nDemocratic lawmakers mostly stayed out of the Sunday fray after a week in which  Clinton 's 2016 campaign came under fresh scrutiny. The campaign funded political opposition research into Trump that helped create a highly publicized \"dossier\" on the Republican candidate and fueled some allegations now under scrutiny by Mueller.\nIt's unclear how much the  Clinton  campaign and Democratic National Committee paid for the opposition research by Fusion GPS  a Washington  D.C.  firm that conducts investigations for private clients. The  Clinton  campaign paid $5.6 million in legal fees to a law firm from June 2015 to December 2016  according to campaign finance records  and the DNC paid the firm $3.6 million in \"legal and compliance consulting'' since November 2015. It's impossible to tell from the filings how much of that work was for other legal matters and how much of it related to Fusion GPS.\nTrump tweeted Sunday morning that the dossier  which he called \" Clinton  made Fake Dossier \" could have cost as much as $12 million  although he did not explain how he reached that number.\nIn April 2016  an attorney representing  Clinton 's presidential campaign and the DNC hired Fusion GPS  which then hired Steele. Brian Fallon  a former spokesman for the  Clinton  campaign  said he learned about Steele and the dossier after the election. People familiar with the matter told The Washington Post that the  Clinton  campaign and the DNC did not direct Steele's activities.",
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            "input": "In holdover news that has little to do with the Oscars  the lack of new releases helped the older hits and the Oscar contenders maintain their legs for at least one more weekend. It will be interesting to see how the likes of Jumanji and Greatest Showman play when we start getting more “big” movies over the next two weeks. But even while it came in third on  Friday  Jumanji : Welcome to the Jungle is expected to retake the weekend crown.\nThe top movie on  Friday  was the lone new release  namely Winchester with $3.6 million. But second place belonged to Maze Runner: The Death Cure. The Fox threequel earned another $3.01m (-64%) on its second Friday. That sets the film up for a $9.6m (-60%) weekend and $39.1m ten-day total.\n Sony’s Jumanji : Welcome to the Jungle earned another $2.875 million (-24%) on its seventh Friday  which sets the mega-smash up for a chart-topping $11m (-32%) weekend and obscene $352.6m domestic total. That means that  sometime early next week   Jumanji  will pass Furious 7 ($353m in 2015) to become Dwayne Johnson’s biggest domestic grosser of all time. No   it  won’t top the last two Fast/Furious movies in terms of global grosses  but  it  has already surpassed everything else on The Rock’s filmography.\nBy the way  fun fact  now that  Jumanji  has outgrossed Inception ($822 million in 2010)   it  is the biggest-grossing video game-ish movie of all time. It will be interesting to see if Sony’s kid-friendly success offers Peter Rabbit any kind of bump due to trailer placement when it opens next weekend against Fifty Shades Freed. But  yeah  Jumanji is now all-but-guaranteed to pass Spider-Man 2 ($373m in 2004) to become Sony’s second-biggest domestic grosser.",
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            "input": "By  Stephen Nellis\n(Reuters) - Andrew Ng  who formerly led artificial intelligence projects at Alphabet Inc's Google and Chinese firm Baidu Inc   has raised a $175 million fund to invest in AI startups  starting with one of  his  own aimed at computers detecting defects in products.\n Ng  announced Tuesday that  he  raised money from venture capital firms New Enterprise Associates  Sequoia Capital and Greylock Partners as well as SoftBank Group Corp.\nIn an interview with Reuters   Ng  said  his  goal was to identify new business ideas around artificial intelligence and be able to put cash into them quickly from the so-called AI Fund  of which  he  will serve as general partner  so that founders of the portfolio companies will not need to burn time pitching traditional venture capitalists.\n Ng  said  he  plans to draw on  his  experience at Baidu  one of China's largest internet companies  where  he  led the artificial intelligence team to develop a range of new business lines. Under  Ng   Baidu released a voice-based operating system that users can talk to - much like Amazon's Alexa voice assistant or Apple's Siri - and also started working on self-driving cars and face recognition technology to open things like transit turnstiles when users approach.\n“Based on that experience  I have an unusual point of view on the building of AI businesses. I think it’s a more systematic  repeatable process than most people think \" said  Ng   who also taught artificial intelligence courses at Stanford University.\nThe first company to receive money from the fund will be Landing.ai  a company  Ng  founded. Landing.ai is working with Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd  better known as electronics assembler Foxconn  on using artificial intelligence to make factories more efficient.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "EASTERN GHOUTA  Syria (Reuters) - His brow dripping with blood and his skin caked with brick dust   Abu Abdallah  was pulled out from under the rubble of  his  house near Damascus after  it  was blown up in an air raid.\n He  was lucky to survive the bomb that fell while  he  was having breakfast  dropped by one of the countless warplanes that emergency workers say have pounded the rebel-held Syrian enclave of Eastern Ghouta in recent days.\n His  three-year-old son was not so fortunate.\n“We were sitting around  eating ” said Abu Abdallah - a sobriquet meaning ‘ Abdallah ’s father’ - as  he  recalled Tuesday’s strike. “My son wanted to use the toilet  so his mother took him. Then the missile came down.”\n“I was under the rubble... and my head was bent down  I couldn’t raise it ” said  Abu Abdallah   who declined to give  his  full name. “I said that’s it  this will be the end of  me .”\nAbu Abdallah  26  who was rescued from under the rubble after an airstrike  is seen at a relative's home in the Saqba area  in the eastern Damascus suburb of Ghouta  Syria  January 11  2018. REUTERS/Bassam Khabieh\n Abu Abdallah  26   comes from the eastern Ghouta village of Marj al-Sultan  which the Syrian army recaptured from insurgents in late 2015.  He  had moved deeper into the enclave to the town of Saqba with  his  family to try to escape the bombing.\n“Now it’s still not clear what we will do ”  he  said.  His  family is staying with relatives while  he  recovers from a head injury and a back strain.\n“The (world) should have mercy on these children and women because they have nothing to do with the fighting ” Abu Abdallah said. “If they want to fight  let them go fight on the frontlines. But why are they bombing us?”",
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            "input": "Mississippi State quarterback Nick Fitzgerald  suffered a severe injury to  his  right leg in the first quarter of the Bulldogs' rivalry game against Ole Miss Thursday night.\n Fitzgerald 's leg bent in an awkward position when he was tackled following a running play. The game was delayed for several minutes while  Fitzgerald  received treatment on the field before being carted off.\n Fitzgerald  came into the game leading the SEC in yards rushing for a quarterback  with 968 yards on the ground in 11 games.  He  also has thrown for 1 770 yards  15 touchdowns and 10 interceptions.\n Fitzgerald  was replaced by freshman Keytaon Thompson  who has thrown for 66 yards and a touchdown this season.",
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            "input": "CLEVELAND , Ohio -- LeBron James has earned another spot on the cover of Sports Illustrated , shown linking arms with Stephen Curry , NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and a handful of other prominent sports figures -- a powerful cover about unity . \nWhile James has been outspoken about his beliefs and the state of the country , others have expressed their right to protest freely and peacefully in different ways . \n\"I 'm not going to let while I have this platform -- to let one individual , no matter the power , no matter the impact that he should have or she should have , ever use sport as a platform to divide us ,\" James said Monday afternoon during a passionate speech at Cavs Media Day .",
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            "input": "A top Senate Republican complained Wednesday that Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan hasn't been revealing during her confirmation hearings despite her previous statements that judicial nominees should be more open.\n In 1995  Kagan authored an article in the University of Chicago Law Review in which she described the Senate confirmation process as \"a vapid and hollow charade.\"\n Back then  Kagan lamented that senators \"do not insist that any nominee reveal what kind of justice she would make  by disclosing her views on important legal issues.\"\n Another leading Republican  Sen. Jeff Sessions  R-Ala.  the senior Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee  contended that Kagan had given incomplete testimony about her actions as the dean of Harvard Law School when she limited the activities of military recruiters there.\n Kagan told the committee that she had imposed the restrictions because the military's \"Don't Ask  Don't Tell\" policy amounted to discrimination against homosexuals  a violation of Harvard University's institutional policy that bars discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.\n On Wednesday  Kagan's final day of testimony before the Senate panel  Sessions told Kagan her comments about the episode \"didn't  frankly  set forth what you did.\"\n Sessions continued with his questioning and did not give Kagan time to respond to that specific charge.\n Kagan is expected to win the approval of the committee of 12 Democrats and seven Republicans.",
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            "input": "Mark Dreyer  who has closely followed the Chinese sports industry since 2007  told ABC News China was seen as a safe bet because Beijing has already pulled off a successful Summer Games.\n Dreyer  said Beijing was able to woo the International Olympic Committee  or the IOC  with the prospect of having 300 more participants in winter sports.\n\"Even if it's a fraction of that  [China] could still revolutionize the winter global sports industry  which is not particularly big ”  Dreyer  added.\n\"So [China] really could haul itself up very very quickly \"  Dreyer  added. \"Perhaps 2022 is going to come just a little bit too soon but they're not going to embarrass themselves.”\n Dreyer  points out that China is putting a lot of funding into its ice hockey program and hiring North American coaches for its men's and women’s Olympic teams.\n“They’ve been talking about the 'Beijing Miracle' for 2022 \"  Dreyer  said  referring the United States' own 'Miracle on Ice' in 1980 when the American hockey team defeated the seemingly unbeatable Soviet team.\n\"That shows you the kind of ambition they have  to basically go from nobody on the world stage to potential medalists four years from now \"  Dreyer  said. \"Which goes hand-in-hand with China's ambitions everywhere else.\"",
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            "input": "But maybe — just maybe — this one game  this one Saturday afternoon at Madison Square Garden  is a hint that there’s life yet in the old bear  in the St. John’s basketball team  which had no business sharing a court with the fourth-ranked Duke Blue Devils yet somehow walked off that court with an 81-77 victory.\n“I’m happy for the guys ”  St. John’s coach Chris Mullin  said. “They needed it more than anything.”\nIt is what this program needed  too  as much as anything. As the losses mounted  the helplessness did too. Nobody expected  Mullin ’s return to  his  Utopia Parkway kingdom to be a magic elixir  but nobody figured on 0-11 in the Big East in Year 3  either. It has been hard for  Mullin ’s guys  yes  but it has been just as hard for the faithful to keep their faith.\n“The month of January was rough for us ” forward Tariq Owens said. “But  Coach  never stopped preaching to us and we never left the gym and finally it paid off.”\nIt’s one game  yes. Two years ago   St. John’s  hammered a Syracuse team bound for the Final Four and  it  proved merely an outlier. Maybe this will be the same thing.\nOr maybe it won’t be. If you care about St. John’s  and about college basketball in this city  it really is the only way to root.",
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            "input": "Mikaela Shiffrin makes it all looks so easy sometimes. For the world’s most dominant female ski racer  the trip from the starting gate to the medals podium is a well-trodden path.\nTwo difficult runs on Friday offered a harsh reminder for  Shiffrin  and the world just how difficult this medal pursuit could be  how difficult it will be to leave PyeongChang with a suitcase full of gold. Less than 24 hours after winning the giant slalom   Shiffrin  was back on the course at Yongpyong Alpine Centre to defend  her  Olympic gold in the slalom.\nBut at the Winter Games  things don’t always go as planned  and in  her  most dominant and consistent discipline   Shiffrin  finished in a disappointing fourth place  endangering  her  hopes of leaving here with multiple medals.  Shiffrin ’s total time of 1:39.03 was 0.40 seconds behind first-place finisher Frida Hansdotter of Sweden and just 0.08 seconds away from a spot on the podium.\n[Mikaela Shiffrin’s fourth-place finish is surprising — but not disappointing] \nMikaela Shiffrin  was in fourth after  her  first run in the women’s slalom. (Fabrice Coffrini/AFP/Getty Images)\n Shiffrin  seemed to know from the start of the day that something was amiss. Before  her  first run   Shiffrin  stood at the top of the course and vomited before launching down the hill.\n“I just had this terrible feeling ”  she  explained later. “It was almost like a food poisoning feeling  like what is happening? I felt like my warm-up skiing was good  my turns and my free skiing was good. But when it came to putting it into the race  I was not like myself at all.”\n Shiffrin  has been open about  her  competitive anxieties and  her  ongoing battle with nerves. Last season  she  frequently became ill before races and sought the help of Lauren Loberg  a sports psychologist who works with the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association.\nOn Friday in PyeongChang  in  her  best discipline and with an empty stomach   she  wasn’t  her  usual dominant self and clocked a time of 49.37 seconds  the fourth-best of the day’s initial runs. Entering the second run   she  trailed Switzerland’s Wendy Holdener by 0.48 seconds  not an insurmountable margin by any means.\n“Rather than just focusing on the good skiing I know I can do  I was conservative ”  Shiffrin  said. “I was almost trying to do something special. I don’t need to do something special. I just need to ski like  myself  and it’ll be fine.”\nOf the 2 900 athletes competing in the Winter Games  few are as dominant in their chosen discipline as  Shiffrin  has been in the slalom. In addition to the Sochi title   Shiffrin  has won the past three world titles  dating to 2013 when  she  was all of 17 years old.  She ’s now 22 and already has won 30 World Cup slalom events; only two female skiers all time — Austria’s Marlies Schild (35) and Switzerland’s Vreni Schneider (34) — have more. And  Shiffrin  has won the World Cup slalom title five of the past six years. (In 2016   she  missed two months of competition because of a knee injury but still won all five slalom races  she  entered.)\n She  had about four hours before  her  second run  enough time to nap  regroup and calm  her  nerves. Coming from behind is not a familiar position for Shiffrin  in large part because it’s such unfamiliar territory. This season  she  has competed in seven World Cup slalom races.  She  led after the first run in six  eventually winning five and finishing second in another. The only slalom  she  didn’t lead this season was Jan. 9 in Flachau  Austria  where  she  was second  trailing only one racer — Austria’s Bernadette Schild — by 0.37 seconds. She scorched through her second run and won the race over Schild by nearly a full second.\nU.S. alpine ski racer Mikaela Shiffrin is about to embark on the races of her life at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics  in a quest for multiple gold medals. She won gold in 2014 in women’s slalom. (Alice Li Lee Powell/The Washington Post)\n Shiffrin  came to PyeongChang contemplating as many as five races. But weather wiped out two days of competition  forcing Olympic officials to shuffle and condense the Alpine schedule. For  Shiffrin    it  meant races wouldn’t be spaced out as much and  she  wouldn’t have as much time to rest and prepare for the speed events.\n[Mikaela Shiffrin captures gold in women’s giant slalom]\n Her  team decided to pull out of Saturday’s super-G race and haven’t yet made a final decision on next week’s downhill  though the combined is still likely. Having to open these Olympics racing the giant slalom and slalom on back-to-back days was exhausting in every way  Shiffrin said.",
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            "input": "It's called Fast Food Genocide: How Processed Food is Killing Us and What We Can Do About It  by nutrition expert Joel Fuhrman  MD.\nPat Robertson talks with Dr. Joel Fuhrman about Fast Food Genocide on Wednesday's 700 Club.\nHeart attacks  strokes  cancer  obesity  ADHD  autism  allergies  and autoimmune diseases all have the same root cause – our addiction to toxic ingredients. New York Times bestselling author  board-certified physician  nutritional researcher  and leading voice in the health field  Joel Fuhrman   M.D.  explains why the problem of poor nutrition is deeper  more serious  and more pervasive than anyone imagined.\nThe solution hiding in plain sight — a nutrient-dense healthful diet — can save lives and enable humans to reach their intellectual potential and achieve successful and fulfilling lives.  Dr. Fuhrman  offers a life-changing  scientifically sound approach that can alter American history and perhaps save your life in the process.\nBELOW: Nutrition Expert Dr. Joel Fuhrman Reveals Secrets to Health & Longevity",
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            "input": "Image copyright Supplied Image caption  Hayley Smith  lost  her  job when  she  told  her  employer about  her  depression\nHayley Smith was diagnosed with chronic depression in  her  early twenties: \"I'd been bottling up quite a bit through most of my teens. Then it hit me a like a brick wall \"  she  said.\n She  was so depressed  she  didn't leave the house for six months.\nThings began to improve and when  she  was 23 years-old  she  got a job at a food and drink company. But  she  had weekly counselling to attend.\n\"Every Thursday I'd have to take the afternoon off. So I spoke to my boss. In the meeting  she  was fine with it and said 'do what you need to do' \".\nBut after the meeting  she  received an email being told  she  was going to be taken off  her  accounts and that  she  should think about seeking employment at a mental health charity as \"they might relate\".\nThe manager also told people in the office: \"It went round. It was horrible - I felt really exposed \"  she  said.\nWorking there for a few further months triggered  Hayley  to experience anxiety  depression and \"massive trust issues\".\nEventually  she  left.  She  started  her  own company in London which  she  still runs five years on: \"In the long-term it's given me awareness of mental health - and the awareness to make sure I was never going to make people feel the way I was made to feel.\"",
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            "input": "In April  the firm’s veteran pollster Stan Greenberg briefed House Democrats on the findings with a presentation at the offices of the Democratic National Committee.\nThe polling memorandum  produced by GBA Strategies and  Greenberg ’s firm  was composed by surveying 52 so-called battleground districts  half of which are currently held by Democrats and half by Republicans.\nThe question that  Greenberg  put before Democrats to make the case against single-payer  though  is a highly unusual one (emphasis in original): “If you could change one thing about your healthcare or health insurance  what would it be?”\n Greenberg  is the spouse of Connecticut Democratic Rep. Rosa Delauro. She is not one of the 121 House Democrats who back the single-payer legislation before Congress  and one of only 11 members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus who did not sign the bill.\nIn a comment to  The Intercept  Greenberg  noted that Alan Quinlan  a partner at his firm  led the work on the poll. On the firm’s website  Quinlan lists Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan as one of his former clients.",
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            "input": "\"There have been different schools of thought on what this disease was. Could it have been plague? Could it have been typhoid fever? Could it have been a litany of other diseases?\" says  Kirsten Bos   a molecular paleopathologist at the Max Planck Institute in Germany  and an author of a new study published Monday in Nature Ecology and Evolution.\nA new algorithm allowed  Bos  and her team to identify fragments of ancient salmonella DNA with extreme specificity.\n\"It was an analytical technique that was really the game-changer for us \"  Bos  explains. While scientists have been able to extract ancient DNA from bones and other tissue  until recently it was impossible to compare that extracted DNA to a wide variety of potential matches.\nBut a new computer program called MALT allowed them to do just that. \"The major advancement was this algorithm \"  Bos  says. \"It offers a method of analyzing many  many  many small DNA fragments that we get  and actually identifying  by species name  the bacteria that are represented.\"\n Bos  and  her  team used MALT to match up the DNA fragments extracted from teeth of epidemic victims with a database of known pathogens. The program didn't entire save them from mind-numbing work — at one point PhD student and study author Ashild Vagene had to go through the results of the program by hand.",
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            "input": "This brawl may not be the reason  Damontre Moore  got cut  but it won’t help  him  get a new job.\nThe Giants’ 2013 third-round draft pick was cut by the Cowboys on Oct. 24  just days after  he  was in this altercation outside a Dallas-area nightclub. TMZ Sports published footage of the video on Thursday.  Moore  is fighting several men and tries jumping in through the sunroof of a Porsche of one of the attackers. The sound of what could be a gunshot is heard during the video. A witness told the website the fight was over a woman.\nDallas claimed at the time the fight had nothing to do with  Moore ’s release.\n“We had to make a roster move and we just felt like the best decision for our team was to release Damontre Moore ” Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said in October  with speculation also circulating  Moore’s  release was linked to  his  decision to raise  his  fist during the national anthem.\n Moore  was already a borderline NFL player and has not received any reported interest from around the league  since that release six weeks ago.\nThe Giants cut  Moore  in December 2015 after  he  got into a fight with teammate Cullen Jenkins over a pair of headphones.",
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            "input": "The public schools in gentrifying neighborhoods seem on the cusp of becoming truly diverse  as historically underserved neighborhoods fill up with younger  whiter families. But the schools remain stubbornly segregated. Nikole Hannah-Jones has chronicled this phenomenon around the country  and seen it firsthand in her neighborhood in Brooklyn. “White communities want neighborhood schools if their neighborhood school is white ” she says. “If their neighborhood school is black  they want choice.” Charter schools and magnet schools spring up in place of neighborhood schools  where white students can be in the majority. “We have a system where white people control the outcomes  and the outcome that most white Americans want is segregation ” she says. In a recent episode of The Atlantic Interview  Nikole Hannah-Jones and The Atlantic’s editor in chief  Jeffrey Goldberg  discuss how integrated schools are good for white children and black children.\n“If one were to believe that having people who are different from you makes you smarter  that you engage in a higher level of thinking  that you solve problems better  there are higher-level ways that integration is good for white folks ” Jones says. For black children  the benefits of attending an integrated school are much more drastic. “It’s literally  will you receive a quality education or not? Will you be a full citizen in the country of your birth?” In a hyper-competitive economy where test scores and college admissions and lifetimes earnings are all linked  Hannah-Jones has seen that the soft benefits of integration  like empathy or compassion  are low on a family’s priority list. “Most white people are willing to trade that ” she has found. An edited transcript of their conversation is below.  Jeffrey Goldberg : You and I have both had these conversations with my colleague Ta-Nehisi Coates about the arc of history and which way it bends. I’ve adopted the viewpoint of Barack Obama  that history is an arrow and the moral arc of the universe is long but it bends toward justice. And Ta-Nehisi says that there really is no moral arc  but if there were it would just bend toward chaos. Are you in the camp of people who say that long-term optimism is premature?\nNikole Hannah-Jones: I think it has not a lot of basis in historical fact. I would say the arc is actually a circle. It just perpetually turns back on itself.  Goldberg : But let’s use African-Americans as an example. Life has gotten better  no? Before there was before there was Brown v. Board of Education  there was no Brown v. Board of Education. Before there was a Civil Rights Act  there was no Civil Rights Act. We don’t live in a period of history free of lynchings  but the number of lynchings has gone down. There are more African-Americans in the middle class since Reconstruction. Life in America for African-Americans has gotten better. It’s been stutter stepped  but we ain’t in 1866 or 1873. Hannah-Jones: I am not a slave. That's true.  Goldberg : Well … All right. Hannah-Jones: If that’s the bar.  Goldberg : No  no  no. Hannah-Jones: None of us would argue that there hasn’t been progress in a range of things. I guess I get almost offended by people who want us to pause and be congratulatory about forward progress.  Goldberg : I just want it known for the record that I'm offending you already. And we haven’t even started. Hannah-Jones: I mean  in a country that has set itself apart as a beacon of democracy  the fact that we’re applauding that black folks now have had  for 40 years  full citizenship rights in the country of their birth  in the country of their grandparents’ birth  in the country their great grandparents’ birth—it's just hard to feel a lot of optimism.\n Goldberg : I’m not arguing for applauding. Obviously there is a long road to go. I’m just saying that there is a direction to things. Hannah-Jones: Well  there’s forward progress and then we move back. We’re clearly right now moving back. So yes  we get the Voting Rights Act and now we get the gutting of the Voting Rights Act. We see a wave of voter suppression. We get Brown v. Board of Education and now black children are more segregated than they’ve been since the 1970s. We never made any real progress on housing segregation outside of the South and the West even though we outlawed housing discrimination in 1968. The wealth gap for black and white Americans is the largest that it’s been since we started really recording this in the 1970s. There are more black men incarcerated than were black men enslaved during slavery. There are more black men killed by police than there were black men lynched in a year.  Goldberg : Okay fine. You win. Hannah-Jones: For small numbers of us  there’s a lot of progress. And for large numbers of us  I think the progress can be very hard. It’s still really bad.  Goldberg : I’m not disagreeing with your analysis on any of those. It just seemed two years ago that we were moving in the right direction. Hannah-Jones: And then what happened?  Goldberg : Well  a reaction. I want you to analyze the root of these continuing dilemmas. Is at the bottom what we’re talking about a lack of understanding on the part of white America about the actual lived lives of African-Americans? I mean  Germany grappled with what it did in a way that America’s never grappled with what it did. As Ta-Nehisi—who can always out-pessimism me—once said  Germany’s easy because Germany killed all the people it hated.\nHannah-Jones: I would say we’re not grappling what this country is about. Period. Not for African Americans.  Goldberg : You’re not one of these people who says  “This is not who we are.” Hannah-Jones: No  this is clearly who we are. I write about race from the year 1619. The English landed at Jamestown is 1607. Twelve years later  we have imported Africans to be enslaved and determined that they will be a wholly different caste of people with no legal rights in this country. That’s one hundred and forty years before we declare independence and decide that we want to be a country. This is embedded in the DNA of this country. I mean  Ta-Nehisi’s claim to fame is “The Case For Reparations ” which says we’ve never even repaired the damage that we’ve done and we only grudgingly even give legal rights—on paper—to this group of people.  Goldberg : It is amazing that we are talking about Robert E. Lee and voter suppression as issues in 2017. Hannah-Jones: I mean tell me another country where a group of people break off from a country  try to fight that country  and lose  and those people are glorified and defended by the highest office in the land.  Goldberg : So the South won in one key cognitive way—in a narrative way? Hannah-Jones: Yes  of course. What we were fighting in the South was a national sin. We want to pretend it was a Southern sin  but it was a national sin. We can’t grapple with the South unless we grapple with ourselves.\n Goldberg : Two issues preoccupy you: housing segregation and education segregation. They’re linked  obviously. To get to a place where there’s actual equality in housing and actual equality in educational opportunities for African-Americans  what has to happen? It’s not just a legislative process. Hannah-Jones: It is not. Though  equal rights for black Americans has always had to be legislated. It’s never been willingly given. What it would take  if we’re honest  is a fundamental restructuring of society. Our public schools are not broken  but are operating as designed. Our public schools were set up to provide unequal  inadequate education for black children. So that’s what they do.  Goldberg : But aren’t the public schools just a downstream problem of housing segregation policies? Hannah-Jones: No. They are clearly linked  but whether you have integrated communities or segregated communities  we have school segregation. In communities that are gentrifying  the gentrification stops at the schoolhouse door. White communities want neighborhood schools if their neighborhood school is white. If their neighborhood school is black  they want choice. Housing segregation just becomes a convenient excuse. The problem—and I never use the phrase “white supremacy” because it’s a word that people automatically discount as soon as you use it  but that is the problem. We have a system where white people control the outcomes. And the outcome that most white Americans want is segregation. And I don’t mean the type of segregation that we saw in 1955. I don't mean complete segregation. I don't think there are very many white Americans who want entirely white schools. What they do want is a limited number of black kids in their schools.\n Goldberg : What do you call “curated diversity.” Hannah-Jones: I never talk about school inequality in terms of “diversity” because I think it’s a useless word. I think it’s a word that white people love. When I say “curated diversity ” it means white parents like a type of diversity so they’ll still be the majority and there won’t be too many black kids. White Americans  in general  are willing to accept about the ratio of black Americans at large: 10 to 15 percent.  Goldberg : But you get into the 20s... Hannah-Jones: When you get into the 20s  white folks start to exaggerate how large the percentage is. So in New York City  one of the most segregated school systems in the country  if you’re a white parent in the public schools  you don’t want all-white schools.  Goldberg : Because you’re a liberal? Hannah-Jones: Yeah. But what you want is a majority-white school with a small number of black kids and a good number of Latino  a good number of Asian. That makes you feel very good about yourself because you feel like your child is getting this beautiful integrated experience. The problem is that the public schools in New York City are 70 percent black and Latino. So  for you to have your beautiful diversity  that means that most black and Latino kids get absolutely none. The tolerance for increasing particularly the percentage of black kids is very low  and even lower if those black kids are poor. No white parents in New York City mind having my kid in their school because they feel like I’m on their level. But if you get too many of kids like mine who are black but poor  there’s very little tolerance.\n Goldberg : Do most white parents in New York City achieve curated diversity for their children? Hannah-Jones: Yes.  Goldberg : They’re winning that? Hannah-Jones: Oh  definitely.  Goldberg : And it’s the black and Latino kids who are not winning because there’s not enough whites in that sense to go around? Hannah-Jones: There would be. I hear this all the time: “You can’t integrate schools in York City because there’s not enough white kids.” But that's only based on the premise that you can’t expect white kids to be in the minority. The demographics of the New York City public schools are about 40 percent Latino  almost 30 percent black  15 percent Asian  15 percent white. If you picture a classroom like that  that's a beautiful school. That’s a beautifully diverse  integrated school. You could have that if you chose. We just don’t choose it  because we automatically say  “You can’t expect that a white parent will put their kid in school with all those black kids.”  Goldberg : If you were the dictator of America  would you outlaw private schools? Would you force all the white kids  and all the upper-middle class and upper-class African-American kids  into the public-school system? You’d have a deep level of parental involvement  right? Are private schools immoral in this context? Hannah-Jones: Interestingly  right after Brown there was consideration of whether or not Brown had to apply to private schools  or whether we should get rid of private schools in the United States altogether  understanding that the way to subvert Brown is to simply withdraw from public schools. Which is what happened all across the South—rather than share a public good with black folks  state legislatures decided to shut down public schools altogether and pay vouchers for white students to go to private segregation academies. We think it sounds absolutely crazy to consider ending private schools  but that was a consideration.\nThe answer to your question is yes  you would have to. If you truly wanted to equalize and integrate schools  you would have to. But you can go a step shorter than that. New York City public schools are majority black and Latino. But you can go to any of the suburbs around  and they’re very heavily white. So in New York and all across the North  you could simply move into an all-white community and go to all-white public schools. And that’s how you avoided desegregation. In the South  most school districts were countywide. So you either paid for private school or you dealt with desegregation. In the North  you didn’t have to do that. The key difference between the North and the South is for the vast majority of the history of this country  90 percent of all black people lived in the South. The South responds with Jim Crow  by passing laws that restrict the movement of black people. The North doesn’t have to do that. It has a very tiny black population. It’s only once black people start migrating out of the South in the 1900s that the North shows its true ugly racist head.  Goldberg : You’ve described something that I actually experienced as a kid in the 70s. I was in a school system growing up that was about 60 percent black  35 white—the local system right outside New York City. Very unusual. My experience going from kindergarten through 12th grade in that situation was fairly tension-free. People actually got along. There was mixing  there was interracial dating…\nHannah-Jones: Your first crush was a black girl?  Goldberg : No  we’re not even going there. Hannah-Jones: OK.  Goldberg : But  yes. And the second and the third. Hannah-Jones: Why are you turning red right now?  Goldberg : Because I’m interviewing you and you’re not interviewing me. But yes. My high-school sweetheart for many years was an African-American woman who’s a very delightful person. It was an atmosphere where that could happen without consequence. Granted  a lot of the people from the white parts of town went to Catholic parochial schools. If the school district actually took in all of the kids who lived within the boundaries  it probably would have been 30 percent black. For the whites who went  it was a fairly beneficial experience. I can look back on that and say it was better for my intellectual  moral  civic development—my emotional development—to do that. That  you argue  is disappearing slowly as an experience for whites and blacks. The country is resegregating. Talk a little bit about the benefits for whites of integration. Hannah-Jones: I think this is where you struggle trying to convince white people they should do this. There’s a clear imbalance for black kids. It’s literally  will you receive a quality education or not? That is what integration means for black kids. Will you be able to transcend poverty? Will you be a full citizen in the country of your birth?  Goldberg : Hitching a ride to the white majority…\nHannah-Jones: Hitching a ride to the white majority  with the understanding that in a country built on racial caste  they get an inordinate amount of the resources. Things that are acceptable for black children are never acceptable for white children. So if you want what white children get  you have to be where white children are. White kids don’t need black kids in the same way. Segregation does benefit white families. That is why the whole institution of segregation comes about.  Goldberg : How does it benefit white families  though  in a practical way? Hannah-Jones: In a practical way  because you get to hoard resources. You get the best of everything. Even in a community where the schools pretty much suck  if there’s a school with black kids  it’s going to suck worse.  Goldberg : I would disagree with the whole premise. Hannah-Jones: Would you?  Goldberg : Well  going to the second half. The benefits of integration for whites I think outweigh whatever resource hoarding you could do. Hannah-Jones: It’s soft benefits versus hard benefits. The soft benefits of integration  which I think are also very important—it’s just a much harder argument. White people understand that they’re fighting to get into white schools for a reason. It is a benefit. They’re going to get the best teachers. They’re going to get the best instruction. They’re going to get the best curriculum.  Goldberg : With the assumption that it’s a zero-sum game.\nHannah-Jones: With the assumption that there are good teachers and bad teachers.  Goldberg : And that the bad teachers are going to be... Hannah-Jones: ...overwhelmingly put into our schools. Yes. Nothing about the American experiment tells us that we value black kids the same. We just don’t. I wrote about school resegregation in Tuscaloosa for The Atlantic. They created an all-black high school and an integrated high school. They promised the all-black high school it would have the same courses  and they just don’t do it. There was actually no reason not to do it. The white parents who wanted the integrated school didn’t give a damn what courses you offered in the black school. They weren’t fighting against giving those kids physics. They just didn’t care. In the end  they were poor black kids and they didn’t have that much value and no one thought they were going to go to college anyway. Now  if one were to believe—which I believe—that having people who are different from you makes you smarter  that you engage in a higher level of thinking—and there’s been research that shows that—that you solve problems better  there are all these higher-level ways that integration is good for white folks.  Goldberg : The richness of the human experience. Hannah-Jones: Right. My daughter is in a high-poverty school. We’re clearly not poor. I think it makes her a better human being. I think she gets to see that these kids aren’t any less than her. They just have less than her. But those are all hard soft-arguments to make to people who fundamentally view education as  how my kid will rise to the top above every other kid and get into Harvard. They don’t actually give a damn about their kid being a better person.\n Goldberg : You talk about “hard” benefits and “soft” benefits. I don't think they are that soft. Hannah-Jones: Most white people are willing to trade that. There is an explicit racial fear that black kids are more dangerous  that if they put their kids in these schools  their kids are going to be exposed to violence  they’re going to be exposed to bad culture. There’s no longer the belief that black people are racially inferior but that black culture is inferior.  Goldberg : They don’t say it in such a blunt way  do they? Hannah-Jones: They said it in a blunt way. In my daughter’s school  when white parents who lived next door to my daughter’s school would come and tour  they would tell the principal  “We'll bring our kids  but only if our kids are in classroom by themselves and you keep them together through fifth grade.”  Goldberg : You mean  a white class. Hannah-Jones: Yes. This is what is being demanded.  Goldberg : And this is in “progressive” Brooklyn. Hannah-Jones: This is Brooklyn. Hipster Brooklyn. There is this intrinsic racial fear that cannot be mitigated by facts. That’s the thing that is really embedded in all of us—the belief that black children are not as smart. There are exceptional black children  right? “Of course  I know little Johnny is smart  but he’s not like the rest of the black kids that are culturally depraved. That bad culture is going to rub off. We need to protect our kids from large numbers of these kids.” I've had parents tell me  “The middle-class black parents at the school are fine.”\n Goldberg : What’s so interesting here is that you're not talking about stereotypical Trump voters in Alabama. You're talking about hipster Brooklyn. Liberals kind of piss you off? Hannah-Jones: I am only writing and speaking to liberals at this point. I'm trying to get people who say they believe in equality and integration but act in ways that maintain inequality and segregation to live their own values. The most segregated parts of the country are all in the progressive North. If you could just get white liberals to live their values  you could have a significant amount of integration.  Goldberg : You know what group of people who would be really uncomfortable listening to  you  talk? The heads of progressive private schools in New York City  Boston  Washington. Hannah-Jones: But here’s the thing. We’re in a capitalist country and if you can pay for something  then so be it. What I’m dealing with are public schools which are publicly funded for the public good. Every child should walk into a public school and get the same education. Those are the parents that I’m speaking to. What we are finding are parents who say they believe in a common good but they want a public school that operates like a private school—you can screen out the kids you don’t want  you can hoard resources in the school  you can hoard all the best teachers  you can determine what curriculum you’re going to get. And if that means that two miles down the road  another publicly-funded school doesn’t get any of that  then so be it. That  to me  is the height of hypocrisy.",
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            "input": "Fannie and Freddie buy mortgages and package them into securities with a guarantee against default.\n Fannie and Freddie have a legal right to return bad loans  especially if they later discover fraudulent statements on applications. Any money they recover offsets their losses.\n A bigger headache for lawmakers is figuring out what to do with Fannie and Freddie in the future.\n The Obama administration is working on a plan to restructure the mortgage market and make sure home loans are affordable. Officials don't plan to release details until next year. But Michael Barr  an assistant Treasury secretary  told the panel Wednesday that Fannie and Freddie \"will not exist in the same form as they did in the past.\"\n Republicans have seized on the administration's management of Fannie and Freddie to illustrate Democrats' push for broadening the reach of the federal government. They say loans acquired by Fannie and Freddie since the September 2008 takeover have put taxpayers at risk.\n But Democrats and regulators say the loans acquired by Fannie and Freddie before their takeover represent the overwhelming majority of the companies' losses. New loans acquired since then have been performing well  they note.\n \"There is no urgency \" to reform the two companies  said Rep. Barney Frank  the committee's chairman. \"The pattern of abuse they had engaged in has been changed...Fannie and Freddie are behaving differently and are causing far less problems.\"",
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            "input": "The answer to that seemingly unimportant question is suddenly a key element of the deepening scandal surrounding the campaign’s contacts with Russia  following revelations that one member of the team  George Papadopoulos  communicated with Russians connected to the Kremlin. White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has said several times that the answer is one  implying that the foreign policy council was an unimportant body and  Papadopoulos  was a minor player in the campaign.\n Papadopoulos  admitted to special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigative team that  he  had ongoing contacts with Kremlin intermediaries during the campaign. The White House quickly downplayed the significance of the revelation last week  claiming that  Papadopoulos  was barely involved with the campaign. The campaign was certainly aware of  his  connections to Russia because  Papadopoulos  suggested using them to set up a meeting between Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin at a March 2016 meeting of the foreign policy team with Trump present. But  Sanders  has emphasized that that was it—that the campaign’s foreign policy team  a group of volunteer advisers headed by now-Attorney General Jeff Sessions  met only that one time.\n“I’m telling you that  he  was a volunteer member of an advisory council that literally met one time ”  Sanders  said during a press briefing on October 30.\nBut on Thursday  Page told the House Intelligence Committee that  he  spoke to Sessions at a dinner in Washington  DC  in June 2016 about an upcoming trip  he  was making to Russia. According to CNN  the dinner was a gathering of members of the foreign policy council. “A source familiar with the meeting told CNN that the encounter occurred at a dinner at the Capitol Hill Club  attended by members of the Trump national security team  including Sessions ” the network reported. “Near the end of the dinner  Page approached Sessions to say hello and thanked the then-senator for the dinner  and Page also mentioned  he  was headed to Russia. Sessions didn’t respond and moved on to the next person waiting to shake  his  hand  this source said.”",
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            "input": "Taylor Swift  praised 2017  and all hell broke loose.\nIn an Instagram post the pop star shared Wednesday to mark  her  28th birthday   Swift  said  she  “couldn’t have asked for a better year.”\nIt was “all thanks” to  her  fans   she  added.\nA post shared by  Taylor Swift  (@taylorswift) on Dec 13  2017 at 5:01pm PST\nCommenters on Twitter were divided  with some calling out  Swift ’s unflinching admiration for 12 months marked by Donald Trump’s presidency  the emboldening of white nationalists  mass shootings and a steady flow of sexual misconduct allegations against high-profile men.\nOthers  however  defended  Swift   noting that her post was simply a celebration of her personal achievements.\n Swift ’s new album “Reputation” went triple platinum  she appeared on Time magazine’s cover with other “Silence Breakers” for its “Person of the Year” issue  and she performed to acclaim on “Saturday Night Live.”\nGasp Taylor Swift’s personal life was good this year  clearly she isn’t paying attention to the rest of the world.",
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            "input": "bus drivers have been disciplined for disgusting and dangerous behavior — from taking photos up a child ’ s skirt to drinking booze behind the wheel — but the vast majority remain on the job   a Post analysis of city records shows . From December 2015 to July 2017   the city Department of Education punished bus drivers and attendants in 281 incidents that endangered kids . Yet in only 32 cases did the employee lose the ability to work with city schoolkids   according to data The Post acquired through a Freedom of Information Law request after suing the DOE . Only in rare cases did student - transport workers lose their city school - bus driver certifications : Driver Sergot Medy was decertified after children reported that he watched porn while driving — and that his inattention nearly caused him to hit a car   a DOE report says . Medy said the kids made up the accusations   because he was strict and they didn ’ t like him . “ I only have one hour with the kids  ” he told The Post . “ I have the whole day to do what you say . That don ’ t make no sense .” Medy said the kids made up the accusations   because he was strict and they didn ’ t like him . “ I only have one hour with the kids  ” he told The Post . “ I have the whole day to do what you say . That don ’ t make no sense .”  Driver Michael Laveaux ’ s driving privileges  were yanked after  he  took photos up a child ’ s skirt with  his  cellphone   the records say .  He  was arrested and charged   and the NYPD said the records were sealed . Laveaux could not be reached for comment . Cops arrested bus attendant Jose Collado - Mena in June for allegedly showing a 13 - year - old student “ animated pornography  ” including images of nude women   on  his  cellphone while on a school bus   a criminal complaint says .  He  was charged with child endangerment   and the DOE ’ s Office of Pupil Transportation decertified  him  .  His  attorney called the allegations “ baseless .” In the vast majority of cases   workers were slapped with suspensions but returned to work :",
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            "input": "Bernie Sanders helps celebrate free City College tuition . \nWith all the fervor of a revival meeting , about 700 people at City College of San Francisco today cheered U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders and the supervisor who helped make tuition at the college free to city residents . \nI want to use my life to help other people , like Bernie ,\" Headrick said .",
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            "input": "The respiratory illness can also be deadly -- 43 000 people in the United States die from it each year   Dr. Neil Fishman  an infectious disease specialist and associate professor of medicine at the Hospital for the University of Pennsylvania   told Fox News.\nFor one type of the virus  called Influenza A  the “classic” presentation is a sudden onset   Fishman  said. People may first have a headache “more in the front of your head or behind your eyes ” with other symptoms being a fever of at least 103 degrees  chills  sweats and body aches.\n\"Generally people should start getting vaccinated now \"  Fishman  said  and that they should do so by Halloween to Thanksgiving.\nThese types of drugs can also be used in less serious cases  according to  Fishman . Other flu remedies include getting lots of rest  following a healthy diet and taking Tylenol or Advil   he  said.\n“None of the homeopathic drugs have really been shown to help influenza ”  he  said  noting that you should check with a doctor or a pharmacist to see if “natural” products interfere with other medications.",
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            "input": "Scott Brunton had just gone through a bad breakup when actor George Takei offered to take him out on the town . It was the summer of 1981   and Takei   then 44   was well - known for his role as Lt . Hikaru Sulu on Star Trek . The two men knew each other socially . “ It was a very hard breakup for me   and he said   ‘ Well   let me take you out to dinner and the theater and we will talk  ’\" said Brunton   who was 23 at the time . “ And I thought   OK   that would be nice .” The two men — who hadn ’ t spent time together one - on - one before — spent the evening out before returning to Takei ’ s Los Angeles condo for a cocktail   Brunton said . Takei prepared a drink in the kitchen and brought it out to Brunton   who was in the living room . Brunton recalled that Takei served it in a Star Trek glass   which he found “ a bit cheesy .” “ I ’ m pouring my heart out on my sleeve to him ” talking about the breakup   Brunton said . “ He is very sympathetic . And then he asked if I would like another drink and I said   ‘ Sure .’” But by the second cocktail   Brunton said he felt like he was going to pass out . “ I was shaky  ” he told BuzzFeed News in an interview . “ I said   ‘ I have to lie down .’ He said   ‘ Come over here and sit .’” Brunton recalls sitting down on a yellow beanbag chair . He doesn ’ t know how much time passed   but the next thing he remembers is waking up   his pants down around his ankles   and Takei on top of him pushing his hand down his underwear    Brunton  said . “ He ’ s on top of me   trying with his hand down my underwear [ to ] pull my underwear down  ” said  Brunton  .  Brunton  said  he  then pushed Takei off and asked what he was doing .  He  said Takei told him he was trying to make him comfortable .  Brunton  said  he  told Takei  he  had to go home   though  he  was “ still a little bit out of it .” Takei told  him  that  he  was in no condition to drive    Brunton  said   and he agreed but told the older actor he was leaving anyway . \" I got my pants up   composed myself   and I just couldn ’ t believe this whole thing happened  \"  Brunton  told BuzzFeed News . \" I went out to my car and I sat in it and that was that .\" A representative for Takei denied multiple detailed requests for comment   saying the actor was traveling . After this story was published   Takei tweeted on Saturday morning   saying the events  Brunton  described \" simply did not occur .\" He also said he did not remember  Brunton  . \" I want to assure you all that I am as shocked and bewildered at these claims as you must feel reading them  \" Takei said . \" The events he describes back in the 1980s simply did not occur   and I do not know why he has claimed them now . I have wracked my brain to ask if I remember Mr .  Brunton    and I cannot say I do .\" Takei said he took the claims very seriously and wanted to provide a thoughtful response . \" Right now it is a he said / he said situation   over alleged events nearly 40 years ago . But those that know me understand that non - consensual acts are so antithetical to my values and my practices   the very idea that someone would accuse me of this is quite personally painful  \" Takei said . Five of Brunton ’ s friends independently told BuzzFeed News that they have heard  Brunton  tell the story at various times over the years . One of those friends   Jan Steward   told BuzzFeed News she recalled  Brunton  telling her the story at the dinner table roughly a decade ago . “ It was clearly very   very upsetting to him  ” she said .",
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            "input": "Two prisoners took advantage of the hullabaloo surrounding  Pope Francis ’ recent lunch with inmates in Bologna to slip off unnoticed  and the two convicts are reportedly still at large.\nDuring  his  October 1 trip to Bologna  Italy   the Pope  held a during a “Lunch of Solidarity” at San Petronio Basilica  to which 20 prisoners from a local correctional facility were invited  as well as refugees and some of the poor of the area.\nAn hour-long search ensued  which produced no clues as to the men’s whereabouts. The operating hypothesis at the moment is that the two inmates executed their escape between the prayer of the Angelus and the actual sit-down meal with  the Pope .\nLaw enforcement officers charges with investigating the case visited the diocesan administrative offices in Bologna to get a better idea of the organization of the lunch with  Pope Francis   in the hope of finding some indication of how the men escaped and where they might be headed.\n Francis  often includes prisoners in  his  trips and events  and has washed the feet of prisoners on Holy Thursday. Last year   he  held a special Jubilee Mass for prisoners at the Vatican.",
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            "input": "How To Make The World A Better Place In 2018  According To Pope  Francis\n Pope Francis  has some surprising things to say about the state of the world.\nOn Monday   Pope Francis  delivered  his  annual address to  his  diplomatic corps  ambassadors from 183 nations to the Holy See. The speech outlined a bold vision for a peaceful  free and just world. The pontiff touched on themes that have been in the headlines  like the Syrian war and the Rohingya refugee crisis.\nBut  he  also drilled down on development topics like child labor  global inequality and the threat of technological advances that may put millions of people  especially the poorest  out of work.\nHere are a few highlights from  his  speech  delivered at the Vatican Apostolic Palace in Vatican City:",
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            "input": "NEW DELHI (AP) — Against the backdrop of a bitterly fought local election  India is witnessing the unusual spectacle of Prime Minister Narendra Modi locked in a bitter verbal duel with his predecessor and accusing the opposition of holding secret meetings with Pakistani officials to impact the vote.\nIn a written statement  Singh accused  Modi  of dealing in \"falsehood and canards\" because  he  feared \"imminent defeat in Gujarat.\"\nThe western state of Gujarat is  Modi 's home turf. He ruled it  without any real opposition  for over a decade before he arrived at the national center stage. The election that is underway there is being called the closest fight that  Modi  and  his  Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party have faced in two decades.\nEven though  Modi  no longer heads the state  the election has become a referendum of sorts on  his  popularity and that of  his  party.  He  has headlined the party's election campaign over the last month  addressing rallies across the state. Several top federal lawmakers and party functionaries have joined  him  to rally support for the party.\nFILE - In this Wednesday  Dec. 13  2017  file photo   Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi   front  stands with  his  former counterpart Manmohan Singh  left  in one minute silence to pay homage to security officials who lost their lives in the 2001 attack on Indian parliament  in New Delhi  India. Against the backdrop of an increasingly personal and bitterly fought local election  India is witnessing the unusual spectacle of  Modi  locked in a bitter verbal duel with  his  predecessor  accusing the opposition of holding secret meetings with officials from archrival Pakistan to impact the polls. The unsubstantiated allegations have prompted a sharply worded response from Singh. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup  File)\n\"He has staked his own personal prestige on Gujarat \" said political analyst Neerja Chowdhury. As someone removed from local politics for over three years  there was no need for  Modi  to make the campaign about  himself    he  said.\n\"It's become a personal election for  him . Now that it has  there is a lot more at stake \" Chowdhury said.\nEven by the rough and tumble standards of a chaotic and closely fought Indian election   Modi 's words were in sharp deviation from the campaigning style of former prime ministers.\n\"What is the reason to have such a secret meeting with the Pakistan high commissioner? And while elections are on in Gujarat  what is the reason for this type of secret meeting?\"  Modi  said at an election rally.\nAt a separate rally   he  suggested that Pakistani officials were trying to ensure that a Muslim leader of the Congress party becomes the state's next leader.  He  offered no proof.\nIn an editorial Tuesday  The Indian Express newspaper said that  Modi 's \"none-too-veiled innuendo\" had \"severely let down  his  constitutional commitment and office.\"\nFILE - In this Nov. 27  2017  file photo   Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi 's supporters wear  his  masks during an election campaign rally addressed by  Modi  at Jasdan in Gujarat  India. Against the backdrop of an increasingly personal and bitterly fought local election  India is witnessing the unusual spectacle of  Modi  locked in a bitter verbal duel with  his  predecessor  accusing the opposition of holding secret meetings with officials from archrival Pakistan to impact the polls. The unsubstantiated allegations have prompted a sharply worded response from former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. (AP Photo/Ajit Solanki  File)\nIn the three years since  Modi  and  his  Hindu nationalist party won a massive victory in national elections  rights groups have reported a spike in attacks on minority groups  especially Muslims. Most of the attacks have been linked to fringe Hindu hard-liners.  Modi  has largely kept silent  with many seeing  his  silence as tacit support.\n His  own oratory is powerful and scathing at election rallies  but as prime minister  he  has so far refrained from making controversial remarks  leaving those to junior party members.\n\"Whether  he  wins or loses in Gujarat   he  is spreading a poison from which Indian politics will find it hard to recover for quite some time \" analyst and commentator Pratap Bhanu Mehta wrote in a newspaper column Wednesday.",
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            "input": "RIO DE JANEIRO — High on a hill in South America’s largest slum   Samantha Almeida  startled at the latest volley of gunfire. It was close. Too close.  She  knew  she  had to get  her  girls moving.\nSuddenly the bullets were buzzing just above the roof. The family members had started sleeping in one room because they felt safer together  and Samantha  a 33-year old who sold coffee in a park  had drilled  her  girls on an escape plan. When  she  gave the sign  they would move fast  keeping low  to a windowless  bunkerlike terrace.\nAnother shot rang out  and Samantha rose  telling the girls to follow   she  later recalled. Eight-year-old Natasha moved quickly. But Nicolly  her painfully shy 16-year-old  was still struggling to her feet when they heard the window crack.\n“Mama ”  the girl  said before slumping. “I’ve been shot.”",
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            "input": "CLOSE SportsPulse: USA TODAY Sports' Sam Amick and AJ Neuharth-Keusch break down the drama between LeBron James and the New York Knicks. USA TODAY Sports\nOn one side of the NBA ledger  the 11-3 defending champions have won seven consecutive games by an average of 19.8 points while boasting the league’s best offense (116.2 points scored per 100 possessions) and the 7th-best defense (101.8 points allowed per 100). On the other  where the revamped Cavaliers have been working in seven new players while waiting for new point guard Isaiah Thomas to recover from his hip injury and make his debut  the 7-7 Cavs have been the league’s worst defensive squad by a long shot (111.1 points allowed per 100; Dallas is 29th at 108.7) while leaning ever-so heavily on LeBron James.\nCleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23  right) defends against Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green (23) during the fourth quarter in game four of the 2017 NBA Finals at Quicken Loans Arena. (Photo: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports)\nA: “To a certain extent yes. And to a certain extent  no. I don't think anyone should be panicking 12 games in  or 13 games in. However  there are some glaring concerns with them. And at the same time  you're missing a 30-point (per game) player (in Thomas) on the bench who's hurt. So my concern would be that  LeBron  is playing so many minutes right now (James  in  his  15th season  is leading the league in minutes at 38.1 per game; it’s his highest mark since the 2010-11 season).\n“Yeah  he's super human but eventually his super human powers go away  so that would be more of my concern if I'm a Cavs fan or somebody with the Cavs or a player  is like 'Man  he's been playing a lot of 40 minute (nights) and it's only Nov. 12.' But I wouldn't be pressing the panic button just yet. At the end of the day  they know how to win. They've got a guy who knows how to win  so I wouldn't necessarily press the panic button. I would see certain things and I would panic about those certain things  just because…I don't think nobody should be playing 40 minutes a game in November ( James  has played 40-plus minutes in six of  his  14 games).",
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            "input": "Jonathan Morita  of California  who served as an Army corporal  was reservist and Iraq veteran taking college classes when  he  was recalled for Afghanistan duty.\n\"I was at home enjoying life as a civilian — going to school  working at a job \"  he  said by phone earlier this year.\nDuring the search mission that left Allen wounded  a rocket-propelled grenade shattered  Morita 's hand. The projectile didn't explode  but  he  needed multiple surgeries.\n Morita  can't bend the thumb or index finger on  his  right hand.  He 's had to learn again how to brush  his  teeth and write.\n\"Imagine doing things with your three fingers \"  Morita  said. \"I can't even change the oil on my car.\"\n He  said  he 's trying to live as normally as possible  but still feels anger toward Bergdahl: \"Every time I hit my finger on something  there's only one image that pops in my head  and it's  him .\"\nIn a second interview   Morita  said  he  was struck by Bergdahl's comment in court that  he  didn't think such a large search would be mounted for  him .\n\"I manned those missions \"  he  said. \"I mean anybody who's ever watched 'Black Hawk Down' would know that we do that.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jonathan Morita"
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            "input": "Sarah L. Myers  41   worked as a special ed teacher at North Boone High School in Poplar Grove  Illinois — just northeast of Rockford  the state’s third-largest city. The ex-teacher was sentenced to a ten-year prison term after pleading guilty to two sex acts  Fox News reported.\nThe victim  who was not a special ed student  reported the sexual encounters with the teacher in April and told authorities he had been having regular sexual encounters with  Myers  since November of last year.\n Myers  was credited with 261 days of time spent  but  she  will have to register as a sex offender for the rest of  her  life  the judge ruled.  She  will not be eligible for parole until 85 percent of  her  sentence has been served.\nBut during the hearing  news broke that yet another student implicated the teacher in a sex act.  Myers  is now accused of a sexual encounter with a student in nearby Champaign County.  She  will also face charges in that case  officials say.",
            "output": [
                "Sarah L. Myers"
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            "input": "Virginia's Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe  said  he  would respond physically to President Donald Trump if  he  ever used intimidation tactics and got in his \"space \" the Washington Examiner reported Friday.\n\"You would have to pick  him  up off the floor  \" McAuliffe  told MSNBC's Chris Matthews on \"Hardball\" Thursday.\n\"Listen  if  this guy  got in my space — you wanna get in my space? I've always said  'Chris  you punch me  I'm going to punch back twice as hard.' And  it wouldn't be hard to do it. But  you know   this guy  thinks  he  can intimidate everybody. It's disgraceful. It's embarrassing.\n\"If  he  ever came over and leaned on  me  and got in my space  that would be the last time Donald Trump ever did that \"  McAuliffe  said.\n McAuliffe  has been a vocal opponent of Trump  especially on immigration issues.  He  served as chairman of the Democratic National Committee from 2001 to 2005 and was chairman of the presidential campaigns of former President Bill Clinton in 1996 and Hillary Clinton in 2008.\n McAuliffe  is due to leave office on Saturday when newly-elected Democratic Gov.-elect Ralph Northam takes office.",
            "output": [
                "Terry McAuliffe"
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            "input": "Tesla Model 3 production really is hell.\n Elon Musk  Tesla’s founder and CEO   warned us in July as  he  delivered the first 30 all-electric Model 3 cars to buyers who also happened to be employees.\nSEE ALSO: Driving a Tesla Model 3 is pretty damn awesome\nOn Monday   Tesla  reported  it  has produced just 260 Tesla Model 3 cars   its  first mass-market all-electric sedan  in the last quarter. That’s approximately 120 cars a month  a number that would be less distressing if Musk himself hadn’t predicted producing as many as 20 000 Model 3 cars a month by December of this year.\nTesla reported half a million Model 3 pre-orders in late July. At the company’s current production pace   Tesla  Model 3 customer 500 000 might not see her all-electric sedan until the year 2363.\nWhat’s far more likely is that it will be a few years or more before  Tesla  gets through all  its  orders  and those who ordered first will endure the highest level of frustration as their cars will probably be delayed the most. A lot of people in the middle of the product delivery queue could receive their Model 3’s at the same time and  eventually  ordering a Model 3 could be as easy and commonplace as buying a Ford Focus.\nDoes Musk's tendency to talk production numbers hurt Tesla? Image: lance ulanoff/mashable\nThere’s been a lot of calamity in the world in the last few months  but  apparently  it’s not the source of the production issues. “…there are no fundamental issues with  the Model 3 production or supply chain  ”  Tesla  said in the release.\n It  might be a while before you see your Model 3. Image: lance ulanoff/mashable\nThe cause is  Tesla ’s own facilities: “production bottlenecks” at both  its  Fremont production plant and the massive Gigafactory in Nevada.\nConsidering how much Musk said  Tesla  learned from the production hell it went through with  its  previous  Tesla  models  this is surprising. Musk recalled in July how the Roadster  its first electric car  was the worst. “We went through hell and then actually did a return journey ” Musk said  “We had to redo almost the entire car and recapitalize the company  which sucked.”\nThere were roughly 30 Model 3's ready to go on July 29.  Tesla  managed to produce another 230 Model 3 cars since then. Image: lance ulanoff/mashable\nDoug Field   Tesla ’s VP of Engineering said they designed the Model 3 to move as quickly through production as possible  while maintaining as high production quality as possible.\nWhere  exactly  those production bottlenecks exist is  since Tesla isn’t saying  anyone’s guess  but it doesn’t take much to slow down a production line like this. As Musk explained in July  “There’s 10 000 unique components in the car and production will move as fast as the slowest one.”\nBeyond statements made in the release   Tesla  wouldn't comment on the delays.\nNo matter where it is  the numbers speak for themselves: 260 Model 3 cars off the production line. Even with an S-Curve  it’s is hard to imagine that in fewer than three months   Tesla  will rocket to 20 000 a month.",
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            "input": "This weekend's bloodshed broke out Sunday in the southern port city of Aden  where forces loyal to the separatist Southern Transitional Council traded gunfire with loyalists of  President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi . The scattered fighting has claimed at least 12 lives and injured scores more.\nThe two sides had shared an uneasy alliance since 2014  when they were united in their opposition to the Houthi rebels who seized cities in the country's northwest  including the capital  Sanaa. Together  the STC and  Hadi 's forces managed to repel the Houthis from Yemen's southern governates and Aden  the large city where Hadi's government had presided since its ouster from the capital.\nAs Reuters notes  the fighting follows the expiration of a deadline set last week by the southern separatists. Irate at what they call corruption and the deep erosion of public services in the areas still governed by Hadi  the STC had delivered him an ultimatum: shake up the cabinet and sack bin Daghir or face ouster. That deadline came and went without sign that  Hadi  had any intention of complying.\nThe new fault that has opened between  Hadi  and  his  erstwhile allies in the STC adds another dimension to a war already packed with a dizzying array of players — and a long  tortuous history dating back at least to 1990. That's when South Yemen  a formerly independent state with Aden for its capital  agreed to unification with its northern counterpart. The union has never quite been an easy one  strained by a 1994 civil war and more recently  calls for greater autonomy in the south.\nAdd to that latent friction the bloodshed of recent years  which has seen Yemen's internal conflicts take on the character of a proxy war among competing powers in the Gulf region. The Houthis  a Shiite group based in the northwest  have been backed by Iran  while Saudi Arabia has led a coalition conducting an air campaign since 2015 supporting  Hadi  and  his  Sunni allies.",
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            "input": "A secretive British police investigation focusing on journalists who have worked with Edward Snowden’s leaked documents is still active more than four years after it was launched  The Intercept has learned.\nThe disclosure that the probe remains active prompted criticism on Monday from the National Union of Journalists  the U.K.’s largest journalists’ organization. Sarah Kavanagh  a spokesperson for the group  said that news reports based on the  Snowden  documents had exposed unlawful covert surveillance activities in the public interest.\n“The media are often the only group in society able to reveal the intelligence and security forces have exceeded their legitimate powers and remit ” Kavanagh said. “The Met Police should be condemned for keeping journalists under investigation because they worked on the  Snowden  leaks. The investigation should be halted immediately. Journalism is not a crime.”\nThe origins of the investigation can be traced back to May 2013  when  Snowden   a National Security Agency contractor  turned over a cache of classified documents about government surveillance to journalists  including Intercept co-founder Glenn Greenwald  who was at that time working for British news organization The Guardian. Among the documents were details about mass surveillance programs operated by the U.K.’s largest spy agency  Government Communications Headquarters  or GCHQ.\nIn August 2013  detectives from the Metropolitan Police used a counterterrorism law to detain and interrogate David Miranda  Greenwald’s partner  while he was passing through London’s largest airport. Miranda was carrying a batch of encrypted  Snowden  documents to aid Greenwald’s reporting on the files. The police seized Miranda’s possessions – including a mobile phone  laptop  camera  and flash drives – and began a criminal investigation.\nBritish authorities argued that publishing the  Snowden  files was itself a terrorist act  thereby explicitly conflating journalism with terrorism. Prior to Miranda’s arrival in London  a memo authored by the Metropolitan Police and domestic spy agency MI5 was circulated to U.K. border entry points. It asserted that “the disclosure [of the Snowden documents]  or threat of disclosure  is designed to influence a government and is made for the purpose of promoting a political or ideological cause. This therefore falls within the definition of terrorism.”",
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            "input": "Meryl Streep  tells the Hollywood Reporter âwe are on the way to something betterâ in the aftermath of the deluge of sex assault scandals  but the actress remains silent about one thing; Her support for child rapist and multiple time sex abuser Roman Polanski.\n Streep  appears on the front cover of this monthâs Hollywood Reporter magazine with Steven Spielberg alongside the words  âSpielbergâs post-feminismâ and a blurb about how their new movie  is perfectly timed âamid todayâs attacks on womenâ.\nDoes \" feminist\" Meryl Streep  still support Roman Polanski  who raped a 13-year-old girl & now faces 7 new accusations of sexual assault against women & children? pic.twitter.com/BL4LSXLFrt â Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) December 5  2017\nItâs somewhat odd that  Streep  sees  herself  as a feminist champion of powerful women in the face of an army of male sexual abusers  given that  she  has vehemently supported and failed to disavow one of the biggest abusers of them all â pedophile Roman Polanski.\nAnd what does  Meryl Streep  have to say about all this?\n She  was part of a Hollywood movement that repeatedly campaigned for Polanskiâs release and for his ability to return to the United States over the past 15 years.\n Streep   along with numerous other members of the Hollywood elite  gave Polanksi a standing ovation at the Academy Awards in 2003 after Polanski was awarded an Oscar for The Pianist.\nThereâs no plausible deniability here. Unlike with Weinstein   Streep  canât claim  she  didnât know Polanski was a child rapist. Everybody knew.\nEvery time  she  has been asked about Roman Polanski   Streep  has defended him.  She  has not disavowed the admitted child rapist and accused serial sex abuser of women and children in the two months since the Hollywood and political sex abuse scandal broke.\nHow can  Streep  legitimately call  herself  a âfeministâ and say  she  is standing up for female victims of sexual assault given this refusal to disavow?\n Meryl Streep herself  referred to Harvey Weinstein as âGodâ during a 2012 speech  labeling him âthe punisherâ.\n Meryl Streep  2017: Weinstein is \"disgraceful\".  Meryl Streep  2012: Weinstein is \"God \" he's \"the punisher\".[Link] pic.twitter.com/QCvdLy47s0 â Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) October 9  2017\nThis kind of rampant hypocrisy is par for the course when dealing with Hollywood celebrities  but  Streep  takes it to another level.\nLena Dunham was vilified when she took the side of a male colleague accused of sexual assault  yet  Streep  has refused to withdraw her support for admitted rapist Roman Polanski and she is given a free pass.",
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            "input": "( CNN )  Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad  has been named the prime ministerial candidate for the country ' s opposition in the next elections   completing a stunning return to politics at the age of 92 . The doctor   who served 22 years as the country ' s leader before retiring in 2003   is determined to topple the party he once led -- and in his quest to do so   has joined forces with his arch nemesis   former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim   whom he once jailed for corruption and sodomy . The former leader told CNN in an exclusive interview that his return to the political spotlight is down to his determination to oust the current prime minister   Najib Razak . \" I think it ' s a job I have to do . I cannot accept this country being destroyed by selfish people who only think about themselves ... who steal money  \"  Mahathir  told CNN last week . Malaysia ' s next elections will be held before August 2018   with many people widely expecting it to occur sometime in March . \" They [ the political opposition parties ] have not been able to get rural Malay votes  \"  Mahathir  said   explaining the rationale behind the opposition ' s decision to welcome  him  into their pact . \" They had a majority of popular votes in 2013   but they were not able to get [ the ] constituencies with Malay voters .  Mahathir  has made a bad habit of sniping at those who stepped into  his  shoes as prime minister . Post - retirement   Mahathir criticized  his  anointed successor Abdullah Ahmad Badawi incessantly from the sidelines . But that is nothing compared to the energy and viciousness with which  he  has torn into Najib . Mahathir   who said he attacked his successors because ' they were doing wrong things  ' told CNN he doesn ' t mind \" being used by the opposition \" to oust Najib   who for years has been embroiled in accusations that hundreds of millions of dollars were stolen from state investments . The US Justice Department filed lawsuits in 2016   amended earlier this year   to recover more than $ 1 . 7 billion that prosecutors said were laundered through a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund headed by Najib . JUST WATCHED Malaysian prime minister Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Malaysian prime minister 12 : 19 Besides the United States   several other countries are investigating state investment fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad ( 1MDB )  which Najib founded . US justice officials said that between 2009 and 2015   more than $ 3 . 5 billion from 1MDB was misappropriated by high - level officials of the board and associates . Najib has been accused of siphoning money from the investment fund after $ 681 million was transferred into his accounts . He has consistently denied any wrongdoing and said the money was donated by a member of the Saudi royal family . The 1MDB scandal   rising costs of living and a growing rift among the country ' s multiracial   multi - religious populace have been often blamed on Najib ' s party   and the question now is   can Mahathir   the former leader   help the opposition boot the ruling government from power ? Mahathir and Anwar : From friends to foes and now   friends again The opposition in Malaysia is weaker now compared with the last election in 2013   when the Barisan Nasional coalition led by Najib limped to the finish line   losing the popular vote and failing to snag a two - thirds majority in parliament . Embroiled in internal squabbles and sullied by scandals of their own   the opposition for the longest time could not even agree on who would lead the country should they win the elections . Cue the strange alliance between  Mahathir  and Anwar   who is back behind bars after being found guilty of sodomy a second time in 2015 . The opposition convention on Sunday declared that while  Mahathir  would be their candidate for prime minister at the next elections   Anwar would assume the position if they manage to upset Barisan Nasional at the polls and Anwar is able to obtain a royal pardon for his sodomy conviction   which disqualifies him from contesting the elections or holding office . Dr Mahathir was interviewed by CNN at his office in Putrajaya on Tuesday   Jan 2   2018 Anwar ' s wife   Wan Azizah Wan Ismail   is the candidate for the deputy prime minister role . In his interview with CNN   Mahathir praised Anwar   a man he ' d once mentored and then maligned   fired and incarcerated . Mahathir said they are putting aside a bitter rivalry to focus on defeating Najib and United Malays National Organisation ( UMNO )  the Najib - helmed party that forms the largest constituent in the Barisan Nasional coalition . \" It is to get rid of this government . He [ Anwar ] wants to get rid of Najib and I want to get rid of Najib  \"  Mahathir  told CNN . \" If you want to get rid of Najib we have to work together . We have to forget the past .\" \" I am 92 going on 93  \"  Mahathir  pointed out . \" I won ' t last long and I am prepared for that . But for as long as I can contribute   I will continue   and I will back Anwar if that is the wish of the party .\" Can  Mahathir  bring in the votes ? Analysts are split over whether  Mahathir  has the x - factor needed to oust Barisan Nasional   which has ruled uninterrupted since the country ' s independence in 1957 . Wan Saiful Wan Jan   chief executive of the Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs in Kuala Lumpur   said  Mahathir  clearly has influence   judging by how quickly the opposition accepted  him  .  Mahathir  \" has the capabilities to bring in and influence people ... just like Anwar  \" Wan Saiful said . \" He is very attractive among the rural voters who feel Pakatan Harapan ( the opposition pact ) has not been defending the rights of the Malays  \" he said   referring to the country ' s majority race   which forms the bulk of the electorate . Wan Saiful added that support for the opposition is growing   especially in states where Barisan Nasional rules . \" Regardless what you think of the opposition   people want democracy to flourish . There are those who may disagree with  Mahathir  returning to active politics   but for the sake of democracy they feel UMNO must lose  \"  he  says . However   Jayum Jawan   a professor of government and politics from Universiti Putra Malaysia   feels differently and said  Mahathir  ' s shelf life as a politician has ended . \"  He  will have no impact on the election . The opposition has not been able to penetrate rural areas as the people there seem comfortable with what the government has done for them . Rural voters want stability  \"  he  says . '  He  has done a lot of damage ' While opposition leaders have welcomed Mahathir   some rank and file politicians remain skeptical . S . Manikumar   an opposition politician   said many party members are reluctant to back Mahathir openly because policies drafted during his reign favor the Malay majority at the expense of ethnic Chinese and Indian nationals . \" He has done a lot of damage in the past 30 years . He has no doubt developed the nation but many still view him as a racist  \" Manikumar said . \" The Indians   for one   were marginalized during his tenure as policies were not in their favor . As far as the lower and middle - class Indians are concerned   their votes may sway to Najib .\" JUST WATCHED Trump meets Malaysian PM under investigation Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Trump meets Malaysian PM under investigation 02 : 45 Other opposition politicians   such as Othman Karim   said while those in the party may have their differences with Mahathir   \" an enemy of an enemy is a friend .\" Yet others believe that  Mahathir  ' s alliance with the opposition and his willingness to admit to past mistakes means he will atone for previous political blunders . Charles Santiago   an opposition Member of Parliament   said the opposition needs a strong personality like Mahathir to lead its mission . \" Many say the country is headed in the wrong direction and we need someone strong from the Malay community to counter Najib  \" he said . \" Dr Mahathir is our top dog right now . Politics is a very strange thing . One minute you are enemies   the next minute you are friends .\"",
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            "input": "Wray's predecessor  James Comey  was fired by Trump in May amid the ratcheting tensions of a criminal probe into the president's former national security adviser  Michael Flynn. At the time  Trump called Comey a \"showboat\" and a \"grandstander.\"\nThat approach  though  is a subtle rejection of some of  Comey 's most controversial decisions.  Comey  famously held a news conference in July 2016 to announce  he  would not recommend any criminal charges in the probe of Clinton's use of a private email server when  she  was secretary of state. Then in October of that year  less than two weeks before the presidential election   he  sent a letter to Congress informing them the FBI was investigating new emails in the case.\nBoth moves were significant departures from normal Justice Department procedure  and Clinton and her supporters blame  Comey  for costing her the election.\n Comey 's firing shocked the FBI's workforce. In the aftermath  many employees posted pictures of  him  at their desks or other workspaces.\n\"In some offices  you'd go in and it was just  ' Comey    Comey   Comey' everywhere \" said one law enforcement official. \"There's still a lot of that  but not as much.\"",
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            "input": "Bloom was quick to add that she’s not part of any litigation against the Times. Another attorney  Charles Harder — who represented wrestler Hulk Hogan in the defamation suit that led to the demise of the website Gawker last year — is handling that part of  Weinstein ’s response  she said.\nBut she said the newspaper gave  Weinstein  48 hours to respond to a long list of accusations and that it refused to grant  him  more time when “we begged for it.” (A Times spokeswoman said  Weinstein  was given adequate time to respond to “events  he  had first-hand knowledge of” and that the newspaper had included “all relevant comments from  Mr. Weinstein ” in its story. She added  “Mr. Weinstein and  his  lawyer . . . have not pointed to any errors or challenged any facts in our story.”)\nBloom said her role over the past year or so has been to counsel  Weinstein  about his workplace behavior  especially his treatment of women. She said she has had “frank talks” with him about his legendary temper  his use of profanity in public settings and his propensity for “loose talk about sex” around women he employs or has worked with.\nIn a statement Thursday  she said  Weinstein  “is reading books and going to therapy.  He  is an old dinosaur learning new ways.”\nBloom said Weinstein hired her about a year ago after he and the rapper Jay-Z jointly bought the TV rights to her 2014 book  “Suspicion Nation ” about the Trayvon Martin case. She said she began speaking with him at that time about long-standing rumors in Hollywood about him. “I don’t hold back  and I didn’t ” she said. “ Harvey  can take it  and  he  did.  He  said  ‘I’ve been stupid. I’m a dinosaur  and I’ve got to change.’ I thought  ‘Perhaps I can do something to make a difference.’ ”",
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            "input": "But there could be another significant factor at work. During the heyday of The X-Files  alien conspiracy mania was mainstream. Independence Day used the Roswell incident of 1947 as a key plot point  and Men in Black suggested constant alien cover-ups  while a supposed alien autopsy aired in prime time. It was hip and cool to know the various plots associated with \"the grays \" and when the Lindsay Lohan vehicle I Know Who Killed Me cast radio show host Art Bell (of the conspiracy-themed Coast to Coast show) as himself  it played like an attempt at an in-joke for cool kids. These days  however  the most prominent talker about aliens and secret plots is no longer Bell  who kept things relatively apolitical on-air and is a centrist Libertarian. It's now  Alex Jones   a Trump supporter and peddler of doomsday supply wares.  Jones   whose conspiracy-mongering actually prompted NASA to deny  they  were hiding child slaves on Mars  is also known for more politically targeted rants  like the government turning children gay  Barack Obama being the head of ISIS  and the Sandy Hook massacre being faked to help facilitate a government gun grab.\n Jones  and  his  contributors also have issues with \"anti-white racism \" all while a separate school of thought has emerged that tales of ancient aliens are racist  as they assume ancient civilizations of color like the Egyptians could only have come up with the pyramids and such by getting outside help from a more advanced race. Throw into that mix the \"birther\" theories that were all the rage during the Obama presidency -- promoted by our current president -- that the chief executive was some kind of secret Kenyan Muslim usurper  and you start to get a picture of what conspiracy theorists look like in today's media. Being into aliens and cover-ups is less associated now with young and sexy TV stars  and more the domain of aggrieved middle-aged men.\nX-Files creator Chris Carter is clearly having none of that  though given the overall storylines of the show  he seems at the very least to be inspired by a favorite left-wing conspiracy notion of contaminated vaccines. A montage of the achievements of archvillain Carl \"Cigarette-Smoking Man\" Busch includes a whole lot of Donald Trump and Steve Bannon (masterful timing  it turned out  as the spat between those two was making headlines almost simultaneously)  as well as a line about how people are easier to fool now because they don't believe in science (cough... GlobalWarming... cough cough) and don't know what fake news is. Meanwhile  our heroes remain FBI agents  who  in the minds of  Alex Jones  devotees  would be considered part of the anti-Trump \"Deep State.\"  Jones  was arguably an inspiration for Joel McHale's YouTube host character in season 10  and written semi-sympathetically...but that was January of 2016  when nobody assumed the election would go the way it did  or that  Jones  would get a big thumbs-up from candidate Trump.\nIn an episode that also definitively stated the moon landing was faked and that Busch is definitely the father of two very significant characters  we also caught hints of two different conspiracies at war with one another. Their most obvious point of disagreement on the show is whether Dana Scully should live or die -- but in real life they may be representative of the Art Bell and  Alex Jones  wings of Conspiracystan. We get a strong sense of what side Carter is on...but the low ratings suggest that those who pore over cover-ups and aliens nowadays may no longer feel politically simpatico with the creator.\nOr  perhaps  they can just go to any corner of the Internet and find similarly intricate stories  many of which are shared as memes on Facebook by that uncle who turns out to have been a lot crazier than you ever suspected. Even as  Jones  semi-admitted in court that he's playing a character akin to  of all things  Jack Nicholson's Joker  I've seen family members share his stories about a coming race war with utter seriousness. Though when he talks about lizard people  of course he's \"joking.\"",
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            "input": "LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hollywood's widening sexual harassment crisis brought forth a second actor's allegation against Kevin Spacey on Tuesday  halted production on his Netflix series \"House of Cards\" and prompted CBS to check into an actress' claim she was groped by Jeremy Piven.\nThis image released by Netflix shows  Kevin Spacey  in a scene from \"House Of Cards.\" Netflix says it's suspending production on \"House of Cards\" following harassment allegations against  Spacey . (David Giesbrecht/Netflix via AP)\nThis image released by Netflix shows  Kevin Spacey  in a scene from \"House Of Cards.\" Netflix says it's suspending production on \"House of Cards\" following harassment allegations against  Spacey . (David Giesbrecht/Netflix via AP)\nHow  Spacey 's cast mates are reacting to the allegations remains to be seen. Robin Wright  who stars opposite  Spacey  as his wife  hasn't commented publicly  but her Twitter feed includes a number of posts backing social issues including female rights and education.\nNetflix and \"House of Cards\" producer Media Rights Capital had already decided to end the series at the end of next season  its sixth  but on Tuesday they chose to pause the production  which is filmed in Baltimore  \"to give us time to review the current situation and to address any concerns of our cast and crew.\"  Spacey  was not scheduled to work that day.\nThe move comes after actor Anthony Rapp came forward with  claims Spacey  made inappropriate sexual advances toward him in 1986  when he was 14.\n Spacey  responded by saying  he  doesn't remember the alleged encounter but if  he  acted the way Rapp alleges  \"I owe  him  the sincerest apology for what would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behavior.\"  He  also spoke publicly for the first time about being gay  which draw backlash from some observers as an attempt at deflection.\nThe fallout for  Spacey  also included the loss of an award  he  was going to get later this month by The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. The group says \"it will not honor  Kevin Spacey  with the 2017 International Emmy Founders Award \" which is to honor \"an individual who crosses cultural boundaries to touch humanity.\"  Spacey  was to get it at a gala on Nov. 20 in New York City. Past recipients include Rhimes  Steven Spielberg  and J.J. Abrams.",
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            "input": "PYEONGCHANG  South Korea (AP)  — Justin Kripps and Alexander Kopacz  were thoroughly confused when  they  crossed the finish line.  They  knew  they  had just won an Olympic gold medal for Canada  and were puzzled why the rival Germans were running their way to celebrate.\nThe closest Olympic sliding race in history had two sets of winners Monday. Canada and Germany will share gold from the two-man bobsled event at the Pyeongchang Olympics after  Kripps  and Kopacz finished their four runs in the exact same time as the German duo of Francesco Friedrich and Thorsten Margis.\n\"I managed to see the clock that said No. 1 on it \"  Kripps  said  as the German team sat to his right after the race. \"At first I thought that we won outright  and then these guys jumped over and they were super-excited. And I was like  'These guys are really happy for us.'\"\n\"It's really special that we managed to come out on top and tie with such a good team \"  Kripps  said. \"We pushed hard from the first heat to the last and in general I thought we executed better as we went ... and we needed every bit of it  too.\"\n Kripps  finished no lower than fourth in every two-man race all year and was the World Cup overall champion. Friedrich was first or second in each of his last five races. Lochner ended the regular season by winning consecutive medals. Walther was one of only two pilots with multiple two-man victories this season. The surprise was Melbardis  who medaled in only two of his most recent 17 World Cup two-man events.",
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            "input": "Andy Weir   author of sci-fi blockbuster \"The Martian\"  is publishing a novel about the moon  \"Artemis\"  on November 14.\n Weir  told Business Insider  he 's convinced humans will colonize the moon before Mars because it has one thing the red planet doesn't: an economic rationale.\n The author  says Elon Musk's and SpaceX's plan to colonize Mars before the moon is not realistic.\n Andy Weir   author of \"The Martian\"  a realistic tale of survival in space  is about to release  his  second and highly anticipated novel  \"Artemis\".\nIn  Weir 's typical style  the novel — which goes on sale on November 14 — is wildly entertaining and far-fetched  but stays surprisingly believable by leaning heavily on real-life science and engineering.\nBusiness Insider spoke with  Weir  about the book's genesis  why he thinks humanity will colonize the moon first  his major criticism of Elon Musk's and SpaceX's plans to inhabit Mars  and why he'd never visit Artemis if he could.\n ANDY WEIR : I wanted to write a story about the first human settlement somewhere other than Earth. And I just really think that's going to be the moon. That'll definitely be the first place that we colonize outside of Earth.",
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            "input": "SYDNEY (Reuters) - A New Zealand political party has been ordered to pay more than $400 000 to  U.S. rapper Eminem  for using music similar to his 2002 hit \"Lose Yourself\" in a television commercial to help win a national election.\nThe track  played during the National Party's successful 2014 election campaign and titled \"Eminem Esque\"  was found by a New Zealand court to have \"substantially copied\" Lose Yourself.\n\"This decision is a warning to sound-alike music producers and their clients everywhere \" Adam Simpson  director of Simpsons Solicitors  who acted for  Eminem ’s music company  Eight Mile Style  said in a statement.\n\"It was no coincidence that the works sounded the same and the undeniable inference to be drawn from the evidence is that the composer of Eminem Esque had 'Lose Yourself' in front of him at the time of composition \" the court added.",
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            "input": "The comment comes after Papa John's CEO  John Schnatter  blamed his company's plummeting sales on NFL players' #TakeAKnee protests of police brutality during the national anthem.\nPapa John's is a sponsor of the NFL  so  Schnatter  claimed that the on-field NFL anthem protests have resulted in boycotts of games (by the way  those boycotts were proposed and encouraged by President Trump)  which have hurt pizza sales.\n\"The NFL has hurt us. We are disappointed the NFL and its leadership did not resolve  this \" Schnatter  said on a conference call.\nIn response to  Schnatter 's statement  the alt-right sprung into action. A blog post on white supremacist site The Daily Stormer  which featured a photo of a pizza with pepperonis in the shape of a swastika  declared Papa John's the \"official pizza of the alt-right.\"",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE Some experts are wary of the treatment sought by accused sexual abusers like  Kevin Spacey  or Harvey Weinstein. Video provided by Newsy Newslook\n Kevin Spacey  on Oct. 27 in Beverly Hills. (Photo: Chris Pizzello  Invision/AP)\nBesieged by allegations of sexual harassment and assault  the repercussions for  Kevin Spacey  now are engulfing  his  next movie  All the Money in the World: It's been pulled from the schedule of an upcoming film festival.\nMore: Harry Dreyfuss  son of Richard Dreyfuss  says  Spacey  groped him at age 18\nEarlier: Netflix dumps  Kevin Spacey  from 'House of Cards ' shelves film\nAlso:  Kevin Spacey  plans to 'seek evaluation and treatment' amid scandal\nIn the movie   Spacey  plays billionaire American oil tycoon J. Paul Getty Sr.  known for his extreme frugality and his irascible personality. When his grandson was kidnapped by Italian gangsters  the elder Getty resisted paying the multimillion-dollar ransom. In response  the kidnappers cut off the grandson's ear and sent it to his family  threatening to cut off more body parts until the demand was met.\nSince Oct. 29  two-time Oscar winner  Spacey  has been accused by more than a dozen men — including at least five who were teenage boys at the time — who say he sexually harassed  groped  assaulted or attempted to rape them in episodes going back decades.\nSkip in Skip  x Embed x Share CLOSE Kevin Spacey  is facing new allegations of sexual misconduct  including one involving a 16-year-old boy Time",
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            "input": "OTHER PRIORITIES\nNLD Party spokesman Aung Shin  told Reuters prison reform was not yet on the legislative agenda because of other priorities.\n“There are so many things to do as MPs  it may be a part of the reasons for not including prison reform in the parliament discussions ”  Aung Shin  said.\n He  also said  however  prisons should be part of a broader examination of legal and judicial reform that the party and legislature was planning.  He  did not give a time frame for any contemplated legislation.",
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            "input": "GOVERNOR TURNS UP THE HEAT ON BAKER\n Governor Deval Patrick Wednesday took some of his most pointed shots yet at Republican gubernatorial rival Charles D. Baker Jr.  accusing the former chief executive of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care of doing nothing to stop dramatic increases in health care costs that he said are crushing small businesses and families.\n \"Today's events represent a clear example of the choices Massachusetts voters have before them in this election \" said the appeal from Patrick's campaign manager  Sydney Asbury. \"Governor Patrick and Lieutenant Governor Murray care about working people and take on entrenched and powerful interests on their behalf  while other candidates are either beholden to those interests or too timid to do anything about the problems facing our Commonwealth.\"\n Patrick's aggressive tack seemed to mark a new  more heated phase of the campaign  on the same day a new poll showed Baker gaining ground on Patrick. Baker's campaign manager  Lenny Alcivar  said on Twitter that Patrick's comments were sad and that the governor had been \"reduced from testimony to meltdown  to empty campaign fund-raising ploy in minutes.\"\n \"The governor had 3? years to take action on health care costs  but he didn't \" Alcivar said. \"For 3? years  Deval Patrick had the existing authority to do something  anything to address this problem  and he wouldn't. Today  hours after waking up to polling results that show his reelection prospects dwindling by the minute  Governor Patrick was forced to testify on a proposal aimed more toward salvaging his political career than helping small businesses.\"\n Patrick's comments were notable  because he often passes up opportunities to directly engage his challengers  particularly when at the State House.\n But he seized the chance Wednesday  after speaking in support of a bill he filed that would allow state regulators to reject \"unreasonable or excessive\" cost increases from hospitals and other health care providers.\n \"While we've been dealing with this crisis  at least one of the candidates in this race has been in the middle of this industry and hasn't offered any solutions yet \" the governor said  taking aim at Baker.\n The Rasmussen Reports automated telephone survey of likely voters showed Patrick earning 35 percent of the vote  compared with 32 percent for Baker and 19 percent for state Treasurer Timothy P. Cahill  who is running as an independent. The poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 4? percentage points. A Rasmussen survey in November showed Patrick at 33 percent  Baker at 28 percent  and Cahill at 25 percent.\n Political analysts said Patrick is trying to more actively define Baker in the minds of voters before Baker can introduce himself on his own terms.\n \"Given the Rasmussen poll today essentially showing a dead heat  it's clear that Governor Patrick really has to step up and go on offense more  not only touting what he's done  but go on offense against his real challenger in this race  and that's Charlie Baker \" said Mary Anne Marsh  a Democratic political strategist. \"It signals a stage in this race  and it shows you we'll see an even more aggressive Deval Patrick going into the spring and the summer.\"\n The Patrick campaign has been honing two main lines of attack against Baker as it looks toward the November election. One is to tie Baker to the exorbitant cost increases of the Big Dig  whose finances Baker helped oversee as the top budget aide to governors William F. Weld and Paul Cellucci in the 1990s.\n \"They talk about why it is they can't help but charge double-digit increases every year to small businesses and families \" Patrick said. \"Those small business and families don't have a voice at the table. They have my voice at that table.\"\n Baker's running mate  Senate minority leader Richard R. Tisei  Republican of Wakefield  joined Alcivar in dismissing Patrick's comments as a political ploy. \"The governor is really electioneering  instead of taking a more thoughtful approach \" he said.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is considering a plan to oust Secretary of State Rex Tillerson  whose relationship has been strained by the top U.S. diplomat’s softer line on North Korea and other differences  senior administration officials said on Thursday.\n Tillerson  was reported in October to have privately called Trump a “moron ” something the secretary of state sought to dismiss.\nThat followed a tweet by Trump that  Tillerson  should not waste his time by seeking negotiations with North Korea over its nuclear and missile program  widely seen as a sign of the secretary of state being marginalized.\nAsked whether he wanted  Tillerson  to remain in his job  Trump sidestepped the question  telling reporters at the White House: “He’s here. Rex is here.”\nState Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Kelly told Tillerson’s chief of staff on Thursday the reports on  Tillerson  being replaced were not true. Nauert added that Tillerson “serves at the pleasure of the president.”\nAsked about  Tillerson   White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said the secretary of state remained in his post. “When the president loses confidence in someone  they will no longer serve here ” she said.\nA combination photo of Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo (L) on May 11  2017 and U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in Washington  U.S.  November 28  2017. REUTERS/Eric Thayer/Yuri Gripas/File Photos\n Tillerson  has at times put distance between  himself  and Trump’s positions.\nAt a private dinner of foreign policy veterans last month  a senior White House official criticized  Tillerson  for failing to support the president’s agenda  according to a person familiar with the matter.\n Tillerson  joined Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in pressing Trump not to pull the United States out of an agreement with Iran and world powers over Tehran’s nuclear capabilities.\n Tillerson  has taken a more hawkish view than Trump on Russia and tried to mediate a dispute after four Arab nations launched a boycott of Qatar.\nIn September in  Beijing  Tillerson  said Washington was probing North Korea to see whether it was interested in dialogue  and had multiple direct channels of communication with Pyongyang.\nTensions have also run high between  Tillerson  and veteran diplomats who oppose  his  proposed staff and budget cuts.",
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            "input": "At a Saturday afternoon rally in Seattle , Washington , Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders was shut down by screeching Black Lives Matters protestors . \nBernie 's arrival in Seattle is largely significant in the context of the state of emergency Black lives are in locally as well as across America . \nThis city is filled with white progressives , which is why Bernie Sanders ' camp was obviously expecting a friendly and consenting audience for today 's campaign visit . \nWhite progressive Seattle and Bernie Sanders can not call themselves liberals while they participate in the racist system that claims Black lives . \nBernie Sanders will not continue to call himself a man of the people , while ignoring the plight of Black people . \nToday BLM Seattle , with the support of other Black organizers and non-Black allies and accomplices , held Bernie Sanders publicly accountable for his lack of support for the Black Lives Matter movement and his blatantly silencing response to the # SayHerName # IfIDieInPoliceCustody action that took place at Netroots this year .",
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            "input": "Jets Chairman and CEO  Christopher Johnson  navigated through the cacophony and made the smart decision not to institute a playoff mandate next season for Mike Maccagnan and Todd Bowles. Such an ultimatum during this critical juncture of the organization’s rebuild would only serve to undermine the ultimate goal. It would be reckless and counterproductive. It would threaten to screw everything up.\n“It’s always going to be about progress ”  Johnson  said this week about how  he ’ll evaluate the 2018 season. “We can’t get there fast enough. I want to get to the playoffs. I want to get to the Super Bowl. I was serious about that desire to get to the Super Bowl before my brother gets back here. I would love to have that happen. But  there are no mandates. I think the fans are going to be happy with the way we move forward here. I just can’t put down a mandate for these guys.”\n Johnson   you see  is smart.  He  knows that setting a postseason-or-else directive is counterproductive. Nothing good  frankly  can come from it.\n Christopher Johnson  made the right decision not to mandate a return to the playoffs in 2018. (Al Bello/Getty Images)",
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            "input": "62153 62153 62153 Booker co-sponsoring Bernie Sanders ' health care bill Booker is signing on to the health care plan , along with other senators likely to contend for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination . \nSanders ' office has announced he will introduce the bill on Wednesday . \nSen. Cory Booker announced first on NJTV News that he is co-sponsoring Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders ' single-payer health care bill . \nThe \"Medicare for all\" plan has been estimated to cost $ 1.38 trillion per year and would be paid for with a combination of limiting tax deductions and increasing income tax for the wealthy , according to Sanders ' website . \n\"The only long-term solution to America 's health care crisis is a single-payer national health care program ,\" said Sanders . \nAs a presidential candidate in 2016 , Sanders made single-payer health care a key part of his platform . \nSen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and California Sen. Kamala Harris have already announced they are co-sponsoring Sanders ' bill .",
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            "input": "Five years ago  Ben Lipkowitz  who is now 28   was living with some friends in Bloomington  Ind.  and  he  found  himself  wondering how much time  he  spent doing one of  his  roommates’ dishes. Lipkowitz had a handheld electronic datebook that  he  purchased on a trip to Tokyo   and on May 11  2005  at 2:20 p.m.   he  started using it to keep a record of  his  actions. Instead of entering  his  future appointments   he  entered  his  past activities  creating a remarkably complete account of  his  life. In one sense this was just a normal personal journal  albeit in a digital format and unusually detailed. But the format and detail made all the difference.  Lipkowitz  eventually transferred the data to  his  computer  and now  using a few keyboard commands   he  can call up  his  history.  He  knows how much  he  has eaten and how much  he  has spent.  He  knows what books  he  has read and what objects  he  has purchased. And of course   he  knows the answer to  his  original question. “I was thinking I was spending an hour a day cleaning up after this person ” Lipkowitz says.  He  shrugs. “It turned out it was more like 20 minutes.”\nThese men all know that their behavior is abnormal. They are outliers. Geeks. But why does what they are doing seem so strange? In other contexts  it is normal to seek data. A fetish for numbers is the defining trait of the modern manager. Corporate executives facing down hostile shareholders load their pockets full of numbers. So do politicians on the hustings  doctors counseling patients and fans abusing their local sports franchise on talk radio. Charles Dickens was already making fun of this obsession in 1854  with his sketch of the fact-mad schoolmaster Gradgrind  who blasted his students with memorized trivia. But Dickens’s great caricature only proved the durability of the type. For another century and a half   it  got worse.\nOr  by another standard  you could say  it  got better. We tolerate the pathologies of quantification — a dry  abstract  mechanical type of knowledge — because the results are so powerful. Numbering things allows tests  comparisons  experiments. Numbers make problems less resonant emotionally but more tractable intellectually. In science  in business and in the more reasonable sectors of government  numbers have won fair and square.\nI recently received an e-mail message from a 26-year-old filmmaker named Toli Galanis  who keeps track of about 50 different streams of personal data  including activities  health  films watched and books read  the friends he talks with and the topics they discuss. While Galanis acknowledged that he gets pleasure from gathering data and organizing  it  intelligently   it  was a different aspect of his report that caught my attention. “I know that immediately after watching a bad movie I am more apt to be negative about my career prospects as a filmmaker ” he wrote  explaining that tracking has made him better able to detect the influence of seemingly trivial circumstances on his mood and decisions.\nThe idea that our mental life is affected by hidden causes is a mainstay of psychology. Facility in managing the flow of thought and emotion is a sign of happiness and good adjustment. But how is  it  done? Nearly every therapeutic prescription involves an invitation to notice  to pay attention. Once we have a notion in our sights  we can attack  it  with an arsenal of tools: cognitive  psychoanalytic  even spiritual. But none of these will tell us if we’ve missed something. You may simply have failed to notice a debilitating habit  a negative correlation  a bad influence.",
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            "input": "The Cook County medical examiner's office has determined that  Kenneka Jenkins'  death at a Rosemont hotel was an accident.  She  died of hypothermia from exposure to cold in a walk-in freezer   it  said.\nSurveillance videos released by police days later show  Jenkins   alone  wandering through a kitchen area near the freezer not long after she disappeared.\nThe initial lack of information released by authorities drew activists and sparked online conspiracy theories that she was attacked and killed. The speculation was fueled by a number of videos on social media appearing to show the party and some of  Jenkins ' friends.\nThe autopsy found mucosal erosions  a type of lesion  that indicated  Jenkins  had suffered from hypothermia  the medical examiner's office said in a statement.\nThe combination of alcohol and topiramate found in  Jenkins 's blood can cause \"impaired memory and concentration  poor coordination  confusion and impaired judgement \" among other adverse effects  the office said. This  plus cold exposure  could speed the onset of hypothermia and death  the medical examiner's office said.\nOn Sept. 27  the medical examiner's office went back for a follow-up investigation. A forensic pathologist assigned to  Jenkins ' case and the office's chief of investigations  a former New Orleans Police Department homicide detective lieutenant  went to the hotel and followed the path  Jenkins  took to a kitchen on the lower level of the hotel  the office said.\nRosemont police led the staff through the main kitchen area  up a set of stairs into a second kitchen area that was said to be unused at the time of  Jenkins ' death  the office said.\nInside the cooler is the walk-in freezer where  Jenkins  was discovered  the office said. At the time of the inspection  the cooler's thermometer indicated a temperature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit  and the freezer's thermometer indicated a temperature of 10 degrees Fahrenheit  the office said.\n The freezer Jenkins  was found in was capable of getting to a temperature of 8 degrees  the medical examiner's office noted.\n Kenneka Jenkins   19  was pronouced dead early Sept. 10  2017  after  she  was found in a walk-in freezer at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Rosemont. The Cook County Medical Examiner's Office released photos on Oct. 6  2017  related to the cause and manner of death for  Jenkins . (Tribune and Cook Co. Medical Examiner's Office photos) (Tribune and Cook Co. Medical Examiner's Office photos)\nRosemont police told the medical examiner's staff that the light inside the freezer was not on when  Jenkins  was found. There is a light switch outside the cooler door  the office said.\nVideo surveillance showed  Jenkins  entering the kitchen at approximately 3:32 a.m. on Sept. 9  but the recordings do not clearly show  her  entering the cooler and freezer because there are no cameras that directly show those doors  the office said.\n Jenkins  was discovered in the freezer approximately 21 hours after the video documented  her  entering the kitchen  the office said.\nCiting the police investigation  the medical examiner said there's no evidence  Jenkins  was forced to consume the alcohol or the drug. There also was no evidence of another person near the kitchen with  Jenkins   and there was no evidence of an altercation or interaction with another individual immediately prior to  her  death  the office said.\nThe court filings also revealed that attorneys for  Jenkins ' family conducted a private investigation of the 19-year-old's death and found no evidence of injury from a physical attack or sexual assault.\nKenneka's mother had sought police assistance a few hours after her daughter disappeared  but a dispatcher told  her Jenkins  might have gone to a friend's place or passed out after drinking too much.",
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            "input": "After Gram-Moreno mistakenly let an interview with  Eva Longoria  slip through in which Longoria did exactly that   she  said   she  was fired and was replaced by a man.\nâThey said  if thereâs any mention of [Sadler] in the pre-show  make sure you flag it â  she  told the Times  recalling  her  instructions. âYouâre censoring celebrities; itâs just not a good idea in my humble opinion. But it wasnât my decision.â\nSadler very publicly split with the network in December after  she  said  she  learned  her  male co-host âmade close to double my salary for the past several years â yet  she  had been denied a pay raise.\nHereâs the interview with  Longoria  that Gram-Moreno says led to her termination:\n Eva Longoria  brings up women equal pay and says \"We stand with you Catt Sadler\" to Ryan Seacrest and E!. Debra Messing also called out  E ! on the red carpet. #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/nzBVTI0WVz â Pop Crave (@PopCrave) January 8  2018\nDebra Messing drags  E ! (while being interviewed on E!): \"I was so shocked to hear that  E ! doesn't believing in paying their female co-hosts the same as their male co-hosts\" pic.twitter.com/HF3B2uhwtF â David Mack (@davidmackau) January 7  2018\nHowever  Gram-Morenoâs attorney  Katherine Atkinson  said  E ! never questioned her work.\nâIn the 12 years Aileen has been working on red carpet shows for  E ! they never once raised a performance issue â Atkinson said in a statement. âThat is a convenient excuse for covering up attempts to silence women speaking out. Employers often attack women speaking out about discrimination â so I am disappointed in E! but not surprised.\nâE! canât have it both ways. They support their position that they were not censoring references to Catt Sadler by pointing to  the Eva Longoria interview . But they fired my client for failing to censor  that very interview . If you attempt to censor  and then fire the person for not catching the speech you intended to censor for letting it go through  you canât then claim that you arenât so bad after all because you âletâ it air. Their argument defies logic.â\nCORRECTION: An earlier version of this article said that the interview with Debra Messing was the one that led to Gram-Morenoâs dismissal. The interview she cited in her complaint was the one with  Eva Longoria .",
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            "input": "Matt Ryan shook off three interceptions to guide the Falcons to Matt Bryant’s 52-yard field goal with 3:49 to go. The Saints (9-4) were in position to pull out the victory  driving to the Atlanta 11 after Drew Brees converted on fourth-and-1 with a quarterback sneak  as coach Sean Payton passed on attempting a tying field goal.\n Ryan  had three interceptions in a stretch of nine plays at the end of the first half and the beginning of the second. But  he  tied the game with an 8-yard touchdown pass to Mohamed Sanu with 9:55 remaining   finishing 15 of 27 for 221 yards.\nBrees was 26 of 35 for 271 yards and two TDs. Yet  he  was kicking  himself  for trying to force one at the end.\nAfter getting picked off on Atlanta’s last play of the first half   Ryan  went to the air again on the first play of the second half.\nSame result  though it wasn’t  Ryan ’s fault.\nOn Atlanta’s next possession   Ryan  guided the Falcons to the New Orleans 9. On third down   he  attempted to force a pass into the end zone for Julio Jones only to be picked off again by Marcus Williams.\nIt was the second time this season and ninth time in  his  career that  Ryan  has thrown three interceptions in a game.",
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            "input": "Volkan Oezdemir  had a quick rise up the ranks of the UFC light heavyweight division. Originally signed as a late injury replacement for the injured Jan Blachowicz   Oezdemir  earned a split decision win over Ovince Saint Preux in February.  Oezdemir  followed that victory with first-round knockouts of Misha Cirkunov and Jimi Manuwa.  He  disposed of those fighters in a combined 70 seconds.\nOn January 20   Oezdemir  will face UFC light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier in the co-main event of UFC 220.\n“I once said that if I’m hanging around and fighting guys like  Volkan Oezdemir  I’ve done something terribly wrong with my money and my time. ” Cormier said at the recent UFC 220 press conference. “I just never expected him to do what he did so fast. He’s put himself in this position because he’s been impressive.”\n“I wanted to fight for the belt as fast as I can because I know I’m capable of anything ” said  Oezdemir . “I’m there to win. In the UFC I wanted to fight the top (fighters) right away. It’s the place for the top guys in the world. I fought my first fight against the No. 6 in the world on two weeks’ notice and I just kept on going. I fought two months later and six weeks after that I was fighting for the third time. Always against a ranked opponent and I’m ready for the champion now.”\nWhile  Oezdemir  is confident he can pull off the upset victory over Cormier  the champion had some words of warning for his younger opponent.\n“They turn over  they present their neck  and they tap out. That’s about to happen to  Volkan Oezdemir .”\n Oezdemir  doesn’t think  he  will become the seventh submission win on Cormier’s record.\n“I got a heart  man. It’s not going to be that easy ”  Oezdemir  said. “You saw my fight  you saw everything I did. I don’t think you’ve seen everything I’m capable of. All fights were so fast and you’re not gonna be different.”",
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            "input": "The more I hear about Quentin Tarantino's “Charles Manson movie ” now titled Once Upon A Time In Hollywood  the more intriguing it sounds. The film is reportedly similar to Tarantino's beloved masterpiece  Pulp Fiction  and revolves around a fading actor (Leo DiCaprio) and his stunt double (Brad Pitt) in seventies Hollywood  struggling to adapt to the changing industry.\nBut the two also happen to live next door to real-life murder victim Sharon Tate  and it’s unclear how the film will handle this delicate subject matter -  Tarantino  isn’t exactly known for his sense of restraint.\nIndeed   Tarantino  has to navigate some rough waters in order to make this inherently controversial concept a success  in the era of perpetual Twitter outrage. We live in a time where snarky entertainment writers like  myself  are always looking for the next controversy  be it real or imagined. For example  the groundbreaking Black Panther was recently criticized for a lack of LGBT representation  for some reason  and Netflix was accused of whitewashing for casting Jared Leto in the role of a western man entering the unfamiliar world of the Yakuza  in a film literally titled  “The Outsider.”\nBut  Tarantino ’s filmography has always attracted controversy.  His  scripts are peppered with more racial slurs than pop culture references  smatterings of misogynistic violence and a ton of historical revisionism. But Once Upon A Time In Hollywood practically seems to be begging for controversy -  he ’s not the first filmmaker to retell the gruesome tale of Sharon Tate  but releasing  his  film on the anniversary of her death is a bit … gratuitous  even for Tarantino.\nBut I have a strong suspicion that  Tarantino  is going to go down the “revenge fantasy” route for this one. When exploring the atrocities of history  the man gleefully paints over the facts  splashing the screen with the blood of slaveholders and Nazis. This (inevitably) angers some  but  Tarantino  isn’t exactly striving for historical accuracy.\nMost of us are aware of the tragic realities of history  but you’re not always in the mood to watch The Pianist - most of us would rather watch Inglourious Basterds for the fifth time. Despite repeatedly targeting the most distasteful subject matter imaginable   Tarantino  has always understood exactly how far  he  can push  his  audience.\nAnd that’s one of the most impressive qualities of  Tarantino ’s movies  in my opinion.  His  films might feature rape  torture  and exceedingly bloody murder  but you could happily watch one while snacking and never lose your appetite for a moment  because the violence never crosses a certain line;  his  bloodsoaked cinematic universe is closer to Looney Tunes than torture porn.\nTarantino's personal life  on the other hand  might be the biggest obstacle facing the film. The man was recently hit with a wave of much-deserved criticism  after Uma Thurman exposed his tyrannical  reckless behavior on the set of Kill Bill. The story does not paint  Tarantino  in a sympathetic light  and  his  long friendship with the predatory Harvey Weinstein doesn’t help.",
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            "input": "And Senator Cruz is not just blowing holy smoke . \nAmong the policies recommended to Cruz : . \nAmerica 's Christian bakers and florists and wedding planners will be safe under a Ted Cruz presidency . \nCruz 's religious liberty council includes Paige Patterson , president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary ; Tony Beam , North Greenville University ; David and Jason Benham ; former Ambassador Ken Blackwell ; Teresa Collett , University of St. Thomas ; Jim Garlow , Skyline Church ; Mark Harris ; First Baptist Church of Charlotte , NC ; Jack Hibbs , Calvary Chapel Chino Hills ; Bishop Harry Jackson , Hope Christian Church ; Richard Lee , president of There 's Hope America ; Everett Piper , Oklahoma Wesleyan University ; Jay Richards , The Catholic University of America ; Steve Riggle , Grace Community Church ; Samuel Rodriguez , National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference ; and Kelly Shackelford , First Liberty Institute . \n\"I am absolutely convinced in my discussions with the senator that religious liberty will be a lot better off in America with a Cruz administration ,\" said Tony Perkins , president of the Family Research Council and Chair of Cruz 's Religious Liberty Advisory Council . \nAnd if Cruz follows their suggestions , American Christians will be able to sleep soundly at night . \nThe council also urged Cruz to protect the religious liberty of military personnel -- especially the rights of chaplains . \nCruz has been a passionate advocate of religious liberty for years . \nThe council is also calling on Cruz to direct a review of the IRS ' treatment of religious organizations and to direct federal agencies to respect the free exercise of religion . \n\"As president , I have pledged on my first day in office to rescind every single one of President Obama 's unconstitutional executive actions , and to direct every federal agency to respect and protect the religious liberty of every American ,\" Cruz said . \nSo will a Cruz presidency defend and protect small business owners facing assault for refusing to violate their religious beliefs ? \n\"Our constitutional liberties should not be subject to the whims of the current administration , and -- whether Hobby Lobby or the Little Sisters of the Poor -- people of faith should not be made to bow down at the altar of political correctness ,\" Cruz said .",
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            "input": "The Air Force says a mistake allowed  Devin Patrick Kelley  to buy guns. On  Sunday Kelley  opened fire on a small church in Sutherland Springs  Texas.\n\"Initial information indicates that  Kelley 's domestic violence offense was not entered into the National Criminal Information Center database by the Holloman Air Force Base Office of Special Investigations \" said Air Force spokesperson Ann Stefanek in an email.\n Kelley  purchased four guns over a four-year period beginning in 2014  according to federal officials; all those purchases were made after  his  court-martial conviction and discharge.\n\"This was mishandled by the Air Force Office of Special Investigations at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico  where  Kelley  was serving when he was arrested \" Tom reports. \"An investigation is now underway  and the Air Force is taking it very seriously  said the source.\"\nRetired Col. Don Christensen  who was the chief prosecutor for the Air Force at the time of  Kelley 's general court-martial  tells NPR that the case was serious.\n Kelley  accepted a deal  pleading guilty to a charge of assault on  his  wife and to a charge of \"intentionally inflicting grievous bodily harm\" on the child  Christensen says. His crimes were punishable by up to five years confinement (the military equivalent of a prison term). As part of the deal   Kelley  received an 18-month cap on his confinement and was ultimately sentenced to 12 months.\n Kelley 's punitive discharge — a bad conduct discharge — did not prohibit him from owning a gun  as a dishonorable discharge would have.\n Kelley 's conviction qualified under both categories  Christensen says.\nNPR's Martin Kaste reports that Academy Sports & Outdoors  a store that sold  Kelley  guns  says it ran a background check on  Kelley  twice in the past two years.  Kelley  passed each time   the company  says.\nIf  Kelley 's convictions were never uploaded into the system  that could easily explain how  he  passed. But even if they had been uploaded  there might still have been trouble getting information into the right hands — there's a sort of language barrier between military and civilian justice systems  Christensen says  with different terms for the same kinds of crimes. If the military described a general court-martial for assault  with a sentence of one year  the civilian authorities might \"never realize\" it was a domestic violence conviction punishable by five years  he says.\nIn general  there are some \"gaping holes\" in the current background check system  as NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben reported last year  which can allow people who should fail background checks to buy guns anyway. And if  Kelley  had purchased a gun from a private seller  he wouldn't have had to pass a background check at all  Martin notes.\nMeanwhile  Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says  Kelley  applied for a license to carry a gun and was rejected  Martin reports. He notes that Texas requires a background check but also has additional training and tests that  Kelley  may not have completed.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "(Reuters) - Guess Inc (GES.N) said on Tuesday  its co-founder Paul Marciano  will give up  his  day-to-day responsibilities at the company on an unpaid basis pending the completion of a probe into accusations of improper conduct.\nEarlier this month  model and actress Kate Upton accused  Marciano  of using  his  power in the fashion industry to harass women.  Marciano  and the company have both denied the claims.\nGuess’ shares fell more than 17 percent in early February following Upton’s accusations against  Marciano  made on Twitter.\n“ He  shouldn’t be allowed to use  his  power in the industry to sexually and emotionally harass women #metoo”  Upton tweeted  using a popular hashtag designed to highlight the wide spread of sexual harassment  without elaborating.\nShortly after  the company’s board formed a special committee made up of two independent directors to oversee an investigation into accusations against  Marciano .",
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            "input": "IKEA Founder   Ingvar Kamprad   Dies At 91\n Ingvar Kamprad  the man who created IKEA   leaves behind a professional legacy that's all about simplicity: sleek  affordable  Scandinavian-designed furniture with wordless assembly instructions.\n His  personal legacy  however  is more complicated: from a reputation for strict frugality to flirtations with fascism.\n Kamprad  died Saturday at the age of 91 at  his  home in Smaland in southern Sweden  with  his  loved ones by  his  side  according to a statement from IKEA.  The company  says  he  had faced a \"short illness.\"\n\" His  legacy will be admired for many years to come and  his  vision – to create a better everyday life for the many people – will continue to guide and inspire us \" says Jesper Brodin  the CEO and president of the IKEA Group.\n The company Kamprad  founded at 17 grew into a multinational behemoth  with nearly 400 stores worldwide  almost a billion store visits per year and more than $36 billion in annual retail sales in Europe alone.\nThough  the company  — which never went public — was and remains secretive about  its  finances   it  did reveal  its  balance sheet for the 2009 fiscal year. NPR's Jacob Goldstein reported the upshot of the financial disclosure in 2010:\n\" The company  is sitting on a huge pile of cash  and managed to grow throughout the economic turbulence of the past few years. \"In  its  2009 fiscal year  Ikea made $3.5 billion in profits on $30.2 billion in revenues. And the company was holding $19.7 billlion in cash at the end of that year. (Ikea reported results in euros; I converted the figures to dollars at the current exchange rate.)\"\n Kamprad  was born March 30  1926 and — despite struggles with dyslexia — exhibited an entrepreneurial spirit from a young age  selling matchboxes as a small child.  He  quickly realized  he  could buy them dirt cheap in bulk and then sell them for a low price while still earning a profit.  He  later moved on to selling fish  Christmas decorations and pens.  He  ran advertisements in local papers and also distributed a \"makeshift mail-order catalog \" as the Associated Press reports.\nAt the age of 17   he  formed IKEA  an acronym built from  his  own initials and those of  his  family farm (Elmtaryd) and the local parish (Agunnaryd).\nIn 1950   he  added furniture sourced from local manufacturers to  his  catalogs and  when it became evident that it was  his  most popular product  it became  his  sole focus.\n Kamprad 's lightbulb moment arrived in the 1950s when  he  saw an employee removing the legs from a table to help a customers transport it.  He  pioneered flat-pack furniture that would fit snugly inside its box  saving space and money. What's more  the costs of assembly would be eliminated by letting consumers build their own furniture.\n Kamprad  prioritized an image of austerity for  himself  and  his  company  even though Bloomberg Billionaires Index calculated  his  wealth at $58.7 billion and ranked  him  the eighth wealthiest man in the world. In a book  he  wrote about IKEA's history   he  wrote that  he  often perused local vegetable markets just before they rolled up shop for the night  always on the hunt for a better deal.  He  reportedly drove a modest Volvo  flew economy class (and made  his  executives do the same)  ate cheap meals and stayed in budget hotels.  He  spent many years living in Switzerland to avoid Sweden's steep taxes  a decision that rankled some in  his  home country.\nThrift was one of the virtues  he  laid out in a manifesto  he  published in the 1970's titled  \"The Testament of a Furniture Dealer.\"\nReporters later found that  his  reputation for penny-pinching was not entirely accurate  however  as the New York Times reports:\n\" His  home was a villa overlooking Lake Geneva  and  he  had an estate in Sweden and vineyards in Provence.  He  drove a Porsche as well as the Volvo.  His  cut-rate flights  hotels and meals were taken in part as an exemplar to  his  executives  who were expected to follow suit  to regard employment by Ikea as a life's commitment — and to write on both sides of a piece of paper.\"",
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            "input": "The SABC aired the interview with  Bathabile Dlamini   an ally of President Jacob Zuma and senior figure in the ruling African National Congress (ANC)  on a popular talk show just a week before the ANC elected its new leadership.\n Dlamini  was sharply criticized by South Africa’s top court last year for  her  role in a fiasco which threatened the payment of welfare benefits to 17 million people.  She  was re-elected to the ANC’s national executive in December.\n Dlamini’s  spokeswoman said it was normal practice for the social development ministry to pay to get its message across and that the interview was not been timed to coincide with the ANC leadership conference.\nAs president  Zuma appoints the board of the SABC. His presidency has been tarnished by a series of corruption scandals  including allegations that  Zuma’s  friends have influenced government appointments. Zuma denies any wrongdoing.\nAnton Harber  a professor of journalism at Wits University in Johannesburg  said the Dlamini interview had harmed the  SABC’s  journalistic credibility because the broadcaster had not disclosed that it was paid for.",
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            "input": "Callista Gingrich   Nikki Haley  and Scott Brown are all running afoul of federal guidelines on social media while the State Department whistles in the wind.\n US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley  has  her  staff support  her  personal Twitter account.\n US ambassador to New Zealand Scott Brown  has a gag Twitter account for  his  dog Gracie. And US ambassador-designate to the Vatican Callista Gingrich is tweeting about  her  job before starting in an official capacity. Some of President Donald Trumpâs highest-profile political appointees are running afoul of the governmentâs social media rules  enshrined in the State Departmentâs Foreign Affairs Manual. The rules  pushed through in January after years of internal deliberations  are designed to prevent political appointees from exploiting public office by using their official title to build a massive social media presence and then taking their account with them when they re-enter the private sector or retire. Brown  the short lived former senator from Massachusetts  and Haley  the former governor of South Carolina  both use their personal Twitter accounts for official business alongside their government-owned accounts.\n Haley âs staff also helps service  her  Twitter account  including tasks such as taking photos that are disseminated to  her  more than 770 000 followers.\nWe are so proud of this yearâs @USYouthObserver Munira Khalif.  She  has a great American story. We discussed the glo⦠[Link]",
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            "input": "ATLANTA (AP) — The Atlanta Braves have released  third baseman Adonis Garcia  so he can play overseas.\nThe team says on Twitter that  Garcia  has a \"desire to play in South Korea for the 2018 season.\"\n The 32-year-old Garcia  likely would have entered spring training behind Johan Camargo and Rio Ruiz in Atlanta's competition at third base. New president of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos has said the team may add another option at third through a trade or free agency.\n Garcia  hit .273 with 14 homers and 65 RBI in 134 games in 2016.  His  playing time decreased in 2017  when  he  hit .237 with five homers in 52 games.  He  missed about three months while recovering from finger surgery.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Comedian Louis C .  K  . is being accused of sexual misconduct by five women in a New York Times report . The premiere of  his  controversial new movie   \" I Love You   Daddy  \" has been cancelled and C .  K  . has not commented on the allegations . ( Nicki DeMarco / The Washington Post ) On Thursday afternoon   the New York Times released a story about sexual harassment allegations against comedian Louis C . K . Most big - name comedians have remained silent on the subject so far   but others in the entertainment industry are reacting   and let ’ s just say there isn ’ t a lot of shock over the accusations that the “ Louie ” creator allegedly masturbated in front of multiple women . Rumors about C . K . had been circulating for years   most explicitly in a Defamer story written in 2015 . So when the premiere of the comedian ’ s new movie   “ I Love You Daddy  ” was canceled along with an appearance on Stephen Colbert   something was clearly up . That something was the Times exposé with allegations from five women . We are   I am guessing   hours from all the Louis CK stories breaking and I will admit   this one   I ' ve been waiting for . — roxane gay (@ rgay ) November 9   2017 The silence from the men in comedy on Twitter right now speaks volumes # yesallmen # himtoo https :// t . co / 4Dnp2YbvYO — Sean L . McCarthy (@ thecomicscomic ) November 9   2017 As the article recounted   women in the comedy industry who were allegedly harassed by C .  K  . were open about what happened to them . And yet   people didn ’ t want to hear what they had to say . [ Louis C .  K  . accused of sexual misconduct in New York Times report ] “ Guys were backing away from us  ” Julia Wolov said in the story . Wolov alleges that   while at a comedy festival in 2002   she and a friend were invited to C . K .’ s hotel room   where he disrobed and masturbated in front of them . The next day   when the two women started telling other comedians what had happened   “ we could already feel the backlash .” Other women are chiming in with similar stories about being silenced . I was told to delete a tweet I wrote about Louis CK abusing women before I applied to a high - profile comedy job because the people conducting the hiring process might not like it . These women who have spoken up are brave   and we owe them so much . https :// t . co / yECc41l1Uz — Nicole Silverberg (@ nsilverberg ) November 9   2017 Jen Kirkman   who ’ s been linked to C . K . allegations for years — though insisted more recently that he never exposed himself to her — also weighed in . Though he apologized for his one time comment to me   I will no longer casually call Louie a friend . I can ' t support what I now KNOW are his contributions to the power dynamic in this business . — JEN KIRKMAN (@ JenKirkman ) November 9   2017 Even “ Parks and Recreation ” co - creator Michael Schur admitted that he knew about the rumors   but cast C . K . On Twitter   he expressed remorse over that decision . I don ' t remember when I heard the rumors about him . But I ' m sure it was before the last time he was on Parks and Rec . And I ' m sorry . — Ken Tremendous (@ KenTremendous ) November 9   2017 “ Seinfeld ” comedian Jason Alexander also delivered a Twitter PSA to other men in comedy . Gentlemen   comedy is often inappropriate . It is sometimes daring and audacious and shocking . But our behavior   in the real world   toward women – that doesn ’ t get a pass on inappropriate . — jason alexander (@ IJasonAlexander ) November 9   2017 Meanwhile   actor James Urbaniak dug up an old Q & A with Jon Stewart   in which an audience member asks why Stewart didn ’ t ask C . K . about harassment allegations on “ The Daily Show .” ( Stewart pleaded ignorance .) May 2016 : Jon Stewart is asked about the Louis CK accusations   then laughs at the questioner & makes fun of the internet ( 1 : 13 : 52 ). Quaint and enabling responses from a different time . And some other takes from writers and comedians : Much respect to @ TheRebeccaCorry   Dana Min Goodman   Julia Wolov & Abby Schachner for having the bravery to speak up about the abuses & crimes that happened to them . — Judah Friedlander (@ JudahWorldChamp ) November 9   2017 wow i guess nothing will ever surprise me again regarding men Louis C . K . – https :// t . co / brUoHJT78y — ROSIE (@ Rosie ) November 9   2017 it ' s so disappointing to say farewell to my comedic hero   louis ck   the guy who engineers his entire life around cramming the n - word into his overrated comedy routines . I was really rooting for him . — Mitra Jouhari (@ tweetrajouhari ) November 9   2017",
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            "input": "PALO ALTO  Calif. (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of  State Rex Tillerson  said on Wednesday the United States is receiving evidence that international sanctions are “really starting to hurt” North Korea  and praised China for putting pressure on Pyongyang.\nSouth Korean President Moon Jae-in had attributed North Korea’s recent willingness to talk to South Korea to the pain of sanctions   Tillerson  told an event at Stanford University in California.\n Tillerson  said that  he  was confident the pressure would eventually bring North Korea to the negotiating table over its nuclear and missile programs. Pyongyang has carried out nuclear and missiles tests in defiance of United Nations and other sanctions.\n“We are getting a lot of evidence that these sanctions are really starting to hurt  ” Tillerson  said  citing intelligence and anecdotal evidence from defectors.\n He  said Japan told a conference on North Korea in Vancouver on Tuesday that more than 100 North Korean fishing boats had drifted into its waters and two thirds of those aboard them had died.\n“What they learned is that they are being sent out in the winter time because there’s food shortages and they are being sent out to fish with inadequate fuel to get back ”  he  said.\nChina did not attend the Vancouver meeting  where 20 nations agreed to step up sanctions pressure on North Korea  but  Tillerson  highlighted Beijing’s role.\n“We have never had Chinese support for sanctions like we’re getting now ”  he  said.\n U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson  arrives for a photo op during the Foreign Ministers’ Meeting on Security and Stability on the Korean Peninsula in Vancouver  British Columbia  Canada  January 16  2018. REUTERS/Ben Nelms\nSlideshow ( 5 Images)\n He  said it was possible North Korea’s presence “may be their early effort to break the ice.”\n“We’ll see - nothing may come of it ”  he  said.\n Tillerson  said of North Korea leader Kim Jong Un: “ he  knows how to reach me  if  he  wants to talk. But  he ’s go to tell me  he  wants to talk. We’re not going to chase  him .”\n Tillerson  said  he  was confident the sides would eventually get to the negotiating table and  he  wanted to know when that happened that the United States had “very  very strong military options standing behind  me .”",
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            "input": "The counties surrounding Hatfield's Ferry -- which are home to multiple universities -- are an example of what hangs in the balance as this debate plays out.\n Last year  when Hatfield's Ferry asked the state for permission to dump scrubber wastewater into the Monongahela River  the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection approved the request with proposed limits on some chemicals.\n Records show  and company officials concede  that Hatfield's Ferry is already dumping scrubber wastewater into the Monongahela that violates the state's few proposed pollution rules. Moreover  those rules have been suspended until a judge decides on the plant's appeal of the proposed limits.\n \"It's really important to set a precedent that tells power plants that they need to genuinely clean up pollution  rather than just shift it from the air to the water \" said Abigail Dillen  a lawyer with the law firm Earthjustice  which represents two advocacy organizations  the Environmental Integrity Project and the Citizens Coal Council  in asking a Pennsylvania court to toughen regulations on Hatfield's Ferry.\n State officials say they have established appropriate water pollution limits for Hatfield's Ferry  and have strict standards for landfill disposal.\n However  environmental groups have argued in court documents and interviews that Hatfield's Ferry probably will emit dangerous chemicals  and that they fear the state is unlikely to intervene.\n For instance  Pennsylvania has opposed designating the waste from Hatfield's Ferry and other power plants as hazardous. In a statement  the Department of Environmental Protection said the state had \"sufficient state and federal laws and regulations at our disposal to control wastewater discharges at levels protective of the environment and public health.\"\nHatfield's Ferry. \"But I see people suffering every day because of this pollution.\"\n Officials at Hatfield's Ferry say there is no reason for residents to be concerned. They say that lawsuits against the plant are without merit  and that they have installed a $25 million water treatment plant that removes many of the toxic particles and solids from scrubber wastewater. The solids are put into a 106-acre landfill that contains a synthetic liner to prevent leaks.",
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            "input": "Image copyright Shutterstock Image caption BBC News presenter  Emily Maitlis  met Edward Vines when they were students at Cambridge University\n A former friend of Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis  who harassed her for two decades   has been jailed for contacting  her  from prison.\n Ms Maitlis  said  she  had been left \"jumpy around strangers\".\n The presenter  first met Vines  of Clarkes Row  Oxford  when they were students at Cambridge University.\nIn a statement read to Oxford Crown Court   Ms Maitlis  said  she  had felt \"scared and let down\" after  she  heard Vines had breached the restraining order \"even from within the prison system\".\n She  said it had affected  her  relationship with  her  husband  and scared  her  children  \"who thought the threats had gone away... while he was behind bars\".\n\"It has affected my ability to do my work  what time I feel able to come home at night (I work late nights often). It also makes me jumpy around strangers for no reason as I fear any advance might be him \"  she  wrote.",
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            "input": "The Paris Club has agreed to talks on renegotiating $6.5 billion in outstanding Argentine debt without the participation of the International Monetary Fund  President Cristina Fernandez said Monday.\n Argentina had sought to have the IMF excluded from the negotiations; Fernandez and many others in Argentina blame the institution in part for the country's collapse a decade ago.\n Fernandez did not say how Argentina plans to pay off the debt  but the government has tapped Central Bank reserves in the past to pay private creditors and the IMF.\n \"The negotiation must be realistic for Argentina  with a payment schedule that allows continued support of economic growth with social inclusion \" Fernandez said.\n She said the goal is to reach a deal by early 2011  effectively ending Argentina's default.\n \"It took us exactly one decade \" Fernandez added.",
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            "input": "The Los Angeles Police Department says it is no longer investigating sexual assault claims filed by  actor Corey Feldman . (Photo: Katy Winn  AP)\nThe Los Angeles Police Department says it is no longer investigating a sexual assault report filed by  actor Corey Feldman .\nThe LAPD said in a statement Thursday that the events were so long ago that the statute of limitations has expired on  Feldman 's allegations and detectives have no further avenues to pursue.\n Feldman  said in a lengthy online post Wednesday that  he  is grateful to the women who came forward with sexual harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein because the story has resurrected interest in  Feldman 's own reports of abuse.\nA spokeswoman for  Feldman  did not immediately respond to a request seeking further comment.",
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            "input": "California Democrats Decline To Endorse Another Term For Sen. Dianne Feinstein\nBefore  U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein  could finish  her  speech at the California Democratic Party convention Saturday  the music began playing to indicate  she  had used  her  allotted time.\n She  kept talking. The music got louder. \"I guess my time is up \"  Feinstein  conceded as what sounded like a 1940s movie score continued playing.\nWithout missing a beat  supporters of  her  opponent  state Sen. Kevin de León echoed  her  statement in a chant: \"Your time is up! Your time is up!\" — a not-so-subtle reference to  Feinstein 's 25 years in the U.S. Senate.\nIt was a sign of things to come. The grass-roots Democratic activists gathered at the party's annual convention in San Diego this weekend implicitly rebuked  the state's senior U.S. senator  by denying  her  the party's endorsement for  her  re-election bid.\n Feinstein  finished far behind de León  the top Democrat in the state Senate. De León received 54 percent of delegates' votes to just 37 percent for  Feinstein . It takes 60 percent to receive an endorsement.\nWhile the lack of an endorsement certainly won't keep  Feinstein  off the ballot  it's a sign that grass-roots Democrats are eager to supplant leaders who are seen as too moderate and willing to compromise.\nDemocratic Party activists have never really been  Feinstein 's people. In 1990  when she was running for governor  she came to the party convention and expressed her support for the death penalty  eliciting boos from the liberal crowd. She lost the party endorsement to John Van de Kamp but got the nomination anyway  ultimately losing the November election to Pete Wilson.\n Feinstein  has always been a little to the right of where the party's activists are. Now  at age 84 and in  her  final campaign   Feinstein  is once again at odds with progressives  despite  her  efforts to move left by more strongly opposing President Trump's agenda.\n She  said the Senate Appropriations Committee  which  she  sits on  would never approve $25 billion for Trump's wall along the Mexico boarder. But minutes later  de León's team sent texts noting that  Feinstein  had just voted for exactly that as part of the \"Common Sense Coalition\" immigration plan that failed to get through the Senate.\n Feinstein  also reminded the crowd of  her  longstanding leadership on gun control  including  her  success against long odds at getting an assault weapons ban signed into law in 1994.\nIn  his  speech to the convention  de León reminded the crowd that  his  opponent hasn't always been a reliable liberal. \"Democrats  you'll never have to guess where I stand \" de León said before noting that he has championed issues such as raising the minimum wage  single-payer health care and the environment.",
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            "input": "Netflix just published the new “Defenders” series  the culmination of several years of work by Marvel Television to get Marvel into prestige serial storytelling. (We have to find a new word for this: we can’t call it “TV” much longer.) The Marvel-Netflix deal now includes two seasons of “Daredevil ” and one each of “Jessica Jones ” “Luke Cage ” and “Iron Fist.” That’s 65 episodes  plus the new eight-episode “Defenders ” around 50 minutes each. That’s more than 60 hours on screen in the last two years.\nNow  you can blame what’s wrong with “The Defenders” on the Marvel shtick: America has no enemies but its own divisions. The heroes inevitably fight each other. That could work if you had writers who understood America’s divisions  but it’s disastrous when all you’ve got is pettiness and liberal identity politics. “The Defenders” does better than any Marvel movie to give you thrilling fights  however. At least Daredevil does;  Luke Cage  is also pretty good; the other two were deficient to begin with and apparently not getting better.\nThere is a deep argument hidden somewhere in this mess of a story. But to see it develop  the viewer has to ask himself: why is Daredevil so scared of his own heroism  which might lead him to kill people? He’s a Catholic  of course. And we’re reminded of that in an important scene in a confessional. But what’s the import of that fact? Why is  Luke Cage  telling a grieving mother  he  learned about the power of prayer from  his  own father?  He ’s an heir to MLK’s sacrifice and hope  as we know from  his  own show  but why does that matter here? The evil guys  too: why is their quest for immortality so evil or wrong? We all want to live as long as possible  anyway!\nInstead  we get this mess of American social pathologies of individualism and evil ninjas. This is worthless for articulating the fight between two worlds  one dedicated to equality  the other inequality. Maybe future stories will get better. A friend pointed out that there’s a lot of Christianity in the first season of “Luke Cage ” and the second season is supposed to be more serious about civil rights. He also pointed out another sign of hope: civil rights are connected with the Second Amendment.\nIn my previous essay  I said high-flying civil rights rhetoric collapses in “Luke Cage.” Behold: in an emotional moment mid-season  Luke Cage tells a young black man-turned-criminal about Crispus Attucks—the first man killed in the Boston Massacre of 1770  and thus  the first martyr of the American Revolution. He was black. We see his legacy exploited by a gangster and a politician  who abuse Harlem while pretending to save it. Unlike Attucks  they always put themselves first  because when they were poor  weak  and needed protection  nobody put them first.\n Luke Cage  takes a shot to the head from that stupid  scared young criminal—but it makes no dramatic sense  with a literally bulletproof hero.  Luke Cage  is no Crispus Attucks. Our stories fake sacrifice  and thus betray our deepest awareness of our neediness. That’s because of our politics and our fear of death.",
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            "input": "The event took place at the RDS Arena in Dublin  Ireland this weekend. The event was organised by the EFDD (Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy) group and featured guest speakers including Brexit campaign leader Nigel Farage  Irish journalist John Waters  Professor Anthony Coughlan  Dr. Karen Devine  Cormac Lucey and Councillor James Charity. The event was moderated by the EFDD groups communications director Hermann Kelly.\nAfter Waters’s speech  UKIP MEP Nigel Farage appeared to discuss Brexit and the state of the European Union. The veteran campaigner stated during his speech that Brexit was the proudest moment of his career  and he referred to the EU as a “con from the very start” and questioned what was happening in the politics of Ireland and who was representing the country abroad.\n Farage  asked  “What on earth is going on in the politics of this country? … How much more humiliated can the Irish nation be than for years being run by the Troika?”\n Farage  also noted that Ireland was now a net contributor to the EU  stating: “You are paying into the European budget and your Taoiseach said in Strasbourg the other week he is happy for Ireland to pay even more into the European budget… Are you pleased about that?”\nBreitbart London has published an exclusive interview with  Farage  which can be read here.\nHundreds packed the RDS auditorium to watch the event  fans of the UK MEP were present throughout the crowd  some even donning T-shirts featuring  Farage ’s face \n Farage  left the stage stating that while it was now up to Ireland to decide their fate in the EU  he would be happy to “hop on a plane to Dublin ” if he could be of any help in the future. Following  Farage ’s speech  the crowd rose to their feet giving the politician a standing ovation",
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            "input": "Miranda Lambert  shares the stage with the songwriters whose contributions helped shape  her  double album The Weight of These Wings in a new episode of PBS' Front and Center.  Lambert 's appearance is part of a CMA Songwriters Series episode of the acclaimed music series  which returns for an eighth season beginning Friday  February 2nd.\nRelated Miranda Lambert  Little Big Town Plot Co-Headlining Summer 2018 Tour The Bandwagon Tour unites country titans for 13 shows beginning in July\nIn an episode spotlighting the 12-time CMA award winner   Lambert  welcomes an army of songwriters including Jessi Alexander  Brent Cobb  Luke Dick  Anderson East  Natalie Hemby  Adam Hood  Jack Ingram  Shane McAnally  Waylon Payne  Aaron Raitiere  Jon Randall  Liz Rose  Gwen Sebastian and Scotty Wray. In addition to sharing stories and inspiration behind the album with her fellow writers   Lambert  is also joined by  her  father  Rick Lambert  for a special performance of \"Greyhound Bound for Nowhere \" which the pair co-wrote for  her  2005 debut album  Kerosene.\n\"Vice\" is a highlight of the installment  with  Lambert  delivering an acoustic performance of the emotionally charged tune with McAnally  who co-wrote the song with  Lambert  and Josh Osborne.",
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            "input": "Rick Pitino  admitted to having sexual relations with the wife of  his  team’s equipment manager. Louisville brought  him  back. A former Cardinals staffer arranged for strippers and prostitutes to have sex with players and recruits in the team’s dormitory.  Pitino  denied any knowledge of  it  and kept  his  job. Only when the feds got involved did the ax finally fall: Louisville fired the Hall of Fame coach last month after an FBI investigation found an executive from Adidas and others conspired to steer top recruits to Louisville via six-figure payments to their families  with  Pitino  allegedly being aware of the scheme.\nESPN commentator Dick Vitale  for one  thinks  Pitino  deserves yet another chance.\nAuriemma  the Hall of Fame coach of the Connecticut women’s team  told the “Pardon My Take” podcast earlier this month that he would hire  Pitino  for his coaching staff if he had an opening.\n Pitino  was officially fired Oct. 16  so Auriemma’s definition of time served is rather peculiar. In any case  more has come out about  Pitino’s  alleged role in the scheme since the U.S. Justice Department’s initial announcement  which maintained that an AAU coach named Christian Dawkins called Pitino to ask him for help in securing a six-figure payment to the family of highly regarded recruit Brian Bowen. A new federal indictment against former Adidas executive Jim Gatto  released this week  alleges  Pitino  not only was aware of the scheme — as was previously thought — but agreed to participate in it.\n“Dawkins explained that while [ Pitino ] and the University of Louisville were recruiting [Bowen]  Dawkins asked [ Pitino ] to call James Gatto to request that [Adidas] provide the money requested by the family of [Bowen]  which [ Pitino ] agreed to do ” the indictment reads.",
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            "input": "CLOSE Listen to  Justin Timberlake  tell reporters at his news conference that his son would not play football. USA TODAY  Sports\nMINNEAPOLIS --  Justin Timberlake  stood on the dais Thursday  in front of two huge NFL logos  and answered questions about performing at Sunday's Super Bowl LII halftime show. He was asked about his 2-year-old son  Silas  going into the entertainment business.\n Timberlake  said he would support his son “getting into the arts or sports” -- with one exception.\n“He will never play football ”  Timberlake  said. \"My main objective is that he becomes a great person.\"\n Timberlake 's words come at a time when the sport is facing questions about the long-term implications of concussions and other head trauma.\nMORE: 'Nipplegate' revisited: What really happened between Janet Jackson and  Justin Timberlake ?\nMORE: Super Bowl LII players want  Justin Timberlake   Janet Jackson to reunite for halftime show",
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            "input": "Appearing on CBS’s \"Face The Nation\" with host John Dickerson on Sunday   Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY)  described  his  painful recovery from the attack by  his  Democratic neighbor as a \"living hell.\" Law enforcement officials arrested and charged  Paul ’s neighbor  Rene Boucher  for the attack in which  he  allegedly ran up and tackled  Paul  from behind.\n\"It was sort of  I guess  a living hell for the first four or five weeks \"  Paul  said. \"Couldn't get out of bed without assistance. Six broken ribs  damage to my lungs. Two bouts of pneumonia. It was really a tough go of it  but each day I feel a little bit better. This last month  I've been doing better.\"\nDickerson then asked  Paul  if he has discussed with his colleagues how politics has become uglier in recent years.  Paul  was one of the Republicans that was attacked last summer during a baseball practice by Democrat activist-turned-terrorist James Hodgkinson  who attempted to murder the group of Republican lawmakers.\n\"You know  my colleagues come up all the time  and they want to make sure that there is some kind of deterrence  because people don`t want to think that it`s open season on our elected officials \"  Paul  continued. \"I was also at the baseball field when we were shot at with automatic — semiautomatic fire  and Steve Scalise was severely wounded. And I was 10 feet from a young staffer who was shot in the leg.\"\n\"We usually don't ask if someone's raped or mugged — why the person did it \"  Paul  noted. \"We want punishment and deterrence  and I guess that's what I'm mostly about. I just don't think of any kind of motivation or justification  whether it's political or personal  to attack someone who's unaware from behind in their own yard.\"",
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            "input": "Two months after it found her  the Nabiya Irion Hope Project  an animal welfare group in South Korea  sent  Chi Chi  to the Animal Rescue Media and Education (ARME) group in Los Angeles  where both organizations believed she stood a better chance of adoption. Howell said she saw one video of the dog and “couldn’t get her off my mind.”\nThe Howells  who have owned eight dogs in nearly 24 years of marriage  decided they wanted to make  Chi Chi  their next. ARME drove her from Los Angeles to Phoenix in March 2016. Six months later  she was fitted with custom prosthetics that allow her to walk and run.\nAfter a short but traumatic lifetime of abuse  Howell said   Chi Chi  was reticent to interact at first. But that changed in a matter of months. Now  Howell said  the dog is free to trust humans “without any fear or risk to her well-being. That’s been amazing to watch her grow and watch her transform into this dog that now can’t wait to visit people and meet new people.”\nSo far   Chi  Chi’s biggest fan base is virtual — more than 45 000 followers on her Facebook and Instagram accounts. Howell said her hope  though  is that Chi  Chi ’s greatest impact will be at schools and that she will teach young children to be kind.",
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            "input": "Former first lady Michelle Obama  revealed to Ellen DeGeneres what was inside the Tiffany box she received from Melania Trump on Donald Trump’s Inauguration Day.  Obama ’s perplexed expression and inability to find a place to put the box generated some laughs  and the contents apparently remained unknown until now.\n“It was a lovely frame ”  Obama  told DeGeneres in a preview clip of her sit-down with the talk show host to air Thursday.\nLet’s rewind to Inauguration Day in January 2017 for a moment. Melania Trump presented the Tiffany & Co. box to  Obama  at the White House before the ceremony. Watch the awkwardness ensue.\n“Well  there’s all this protocol  Obama ma said to DeGeneres in the footage posted by People. “I mean  this is like a state visit  so they tell you that you’re going to do this  they’re going to stand here. Never before do you get this gift  so I’m sort of like  OK. Obama ma acknowledged tha she he was a bit flummoxed by the presentation. “What am I supposed to do with this gift? And everyone cleared out and no one would come and take the box. Barack Obama ma stepped in to smooth out the awkwardness.",
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            "input": "Matt Damon  has apologized for  his  comments about sexual harassment and the #MeToo movement  which drew a slew of well-deserved controversy when  he  waded into the debate last month.\n“I really wish I’d listened a lot more before I weighed in on this ”  Damon  admitted during an interview on TODAY. “I don’t want to further anybody’s pain with anything that I do or say. So for that I am really sorry. A lot of those women are my dear friends and I love them and respect them and support what they’re doing and want to be a part of that change...but I should get in the back seat and close my mouth for a while.”\nDuring an ABC News interview in December   Damon  pointed out that sexual misconduct encompasses \"a spectrum of behavior \" and made the revolutionary observation that there is \"a difference between patting someone on the butt and rape or child molestation.\"\nWhile  he  acknowledged that both types of behavior \"need to be confronted and eradicated without question  they shouldn't be conflated.\" In a separate interview with Business Insider   Damon  also noted \"one thing that's not being talked about is there are a whole shitload of guys—the preponderance of men I've worked with—who don't do this kind of thing and whose lives aren't going to be affected.\" Because our real priority here should be celebrating the brave men who manage not to sexually abuse women.\nFollowing  Damon 's comments  a number of people—including  Damon 's former co-star and ex-girlfriend Minnie Driver—sharply criticized  him  for failing to recognize that even \"minor\" incidents of harassment are symptomatic of a much bigger problem. \"It's the micro that makes the macro \" actress Alyssa Milano wrote in an open letter to Damon on Twitter. \"I have been a victim of each component of the sexual assault spectrum of which you speak. They all hurt. And they are all connected to a patriarchy intertwined with normalized  accepted—even welcomed—misogyny.\"",
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            "input": "A potent and lethal dose of propofol was the likely factor that induced the death of  pop king Michael Jackson  his personal doctor Conrad Murray told the authorities  the Los Angeles Times reported Monday.\n In a search warrant affidavit declassified in Houston  Murray told the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) that he had kept giving Jackson 50 milligrams of propofol every night for about six weeks in an effort to treat his insomnia.\n Fearing an addiction was taking root in Jackson  Murray began to wean him off the drug by reducing the daily dosage by half and mixing it with two other sedatives  lorazepam and midazolam. From June 23 on  he administered only two medications excluding the propofol.\n Two days later  Murray tried to help Jackson go into sleep  also without using propofol. From 2 a.m. (0900GMT)  he injected lorazepam intravenously twice. He then gave the pop star midazolam since Jackson was still awake  the report said.\n He used various drugs before 10:40 a.m. (1740GMT) when he injected 25 milligrams of propofol after Jackson insisted in getting the drug.\n Murray has already admitted to obtaining and administering propofol on Jackson the morning he died in an interview with LAPD detectives before the court document was made known. Making telephone calls to his Houston office and family members  Murray left Jackson alone under the influence of the drug  only found that Jackson stopped breathing when he was back. He performed Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation  and one of Jackson's aide called 911  but to no avail. Jackson was pronounced dead later after he was rushed to the Medical Center of University of California  Los Angeles.\n An investigation is still underway  aiming to make clear the role propofol played in Jackson's death and whether there is any wrongdoings on the part of Murray.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Bill Cosby   seen here at an August court appearance  is set for a retrial on sexual assault charges in April  after his first trial last spring ended in a hung jury. (Matt Rourke/AP)\nThe prosecutor in the  Bill Cosby  case asked a Pennsylvania judge to allow testimony from 19 alleged prior victims of the entertainer  whose retrial on sex assault charges is set to begin April 2.\nThe request is the first public indication of the shape and parameters of the prosecution case  and it represents a significant expansion of the government’s effort to portray  Cosby  as a serial predator. When  Cosby  was tried in June  prosecutors sought to include testimony from just 13 women who said they had been assaulted by the comic legend.\nBut it remains to be seen how this latest move by prosecutors will play out: Last year’s effort by prosecutors to introduce so-called “prior bad acts” testimony was largely unsuccessful  as the judge allowed only one of the 13 to appear at  Cosby ’s trial  which ended with a hung jury.\n[What’s next for the Bill Cosby sex-assault case?]\nIn their request Thursday  prosecutors said that  Cosby  “has spent a lifetime entertaining audiences in front of the camera. Off camera  he has followed and  indeed mastered  a more nefarious script — a victimizing sexual script. . . . To satiate his desire  he has engaged  over the course of a lifetime  in a pattern of serial sexual abuse.”\n[‘I’ve run out of clean socks and underwear’: The wait for a verdict in  Bill Cosby’s  trial turns into a test of endurance]\n Cosby  faces felony charges for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand  a former Temple University employee  at  his  suburban Philadelphia estate in 2004.  Cosby   now 80  has denied sexually assaulting women.",
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            "input": "Back in 2015  then  Vice President Joe Biden  appeared on The Late Show and host Stephen Colbert peppered  him  with questions about whether  he ’d run for president in 2016. However   Biden  was still reeling from the death of  his  son  Beau  and  Biden  said that  he  was unable to commit “110 per cent” to the task of running for president  despite the fact that Beau had urged  him  to continue to serve.  Biden  returned to The Late Show on Monday night and Colbert was ready for  him . “I’m not gonna ask ” said Colbert  before immediately asking  Biden  if  he  planned to run in 2020.\nAs for that whole 2020 question   Biden  wouldn’t answer other than to say that “the country’s never been more divided  we need a unifier.”\n He  also provided an update on  his  thoughts on President Donald Trump.\nWhen  Biden  was on the show back in 2015   Biden  suggested that the American public give Trump a shot  before judging  him . “Have we given  him  enough of a shot at this point?” Colbert asked.  Biden  said  he  reached  his  tipping point with Trump after  his  “deafening” during the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville  Va.  where neo-Nazis were chanting “the same exact bile” against Jews that the Nazis used in the 1930s in Germany and a protester was killed by a white supremacist. Biden said there is now “a battle for the soul of this country ” and called for Americans to say “enough is enough.”\nThey also discussed the risks of “normalizing” Trump’s behavior. “What do you think has changed about the presidency with him being President?” asked Colbert. “How will this influence future presidencies?”  Biden  replied  “God willing  this will go down as the single exception in American history.”\nWhen Colbert pressed him about who such a unifier could be   Biden  didn’t give any specifics  but he said there’s a whole new generation of Democrats entering politics who are ready to step up.",
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            "input": "NBC News Fires  Matt Lauer  After Complaint Of 'Inappropriate Sexual Behavior'\nNBC News says it has fired longtime Today host  Matt Lauer  following a complaint about \"inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace.\"\n\"On Monday night  we received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace by  Matt Lauer . It represented  after serious review  a clear violation of our company's standards. As a result  we've decided to terminate his employment. While it is the first complaint about his behavior in the over twenty years he's been at NBC News  we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident.\"\n Lauer  joined Today as the news anchor in 1994 and became a co-anchor in 1997  according to NBC.  He  was the highest-paid person at NBC News  NPR's David Folkenflik notes.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Logan Paul  has a legion of young fans  but  he 'd prefer it if they were older.\n Paul  sat down with Michael Strahan on Thursday's Good Morning America. It's a somewhat soft interview  considering the serious backlash he's faced after his suicide forest video. While  Paul  stands by the fact that  he  thinks releasing the video was wrong   he  also sidestepped some major responsibility as an \"influencer\" who makes millions of dollars off of  his  diehard fans  known as the Logang.\n\"When you put out content like that  do you realize the age of your audience?\" Strahan asked  Paul  after admitting  his  own kids know the vlogger.\n\"It's odd because  Michael  I'm 22-years-old  it's not like I'm making content necessarily for kids. Sometimes I cuss  sometimes I make inappropriate jokes. I want to make jokes that kids my age are going to like. I am my own demographic \"  Paul  responded.\"\nWhile  Paul  admitting  he 's very much still a kid was pleasing to the ears  the fact that  he  thinks  his  demographic is 20-somethings is wishful thinking at best.  Paul  knows  his  fiercely faithful band of followers are mostly comprised of teens and tweens because  he  sees them all the time. They show up at  his  apartment  they ambushed  him  at VidCon  and stalk  him  outside  his  hotel room.  He 's been nominated for five Teen Choice Awards  and has won two.\n Paul  constantly thanks  his  young fans   he  releases videos of them going nuts for  him   and  he  also actively sells them merch.  Logan Paul  profits off children  without any of the responsibility or moral ethics that come with it.\n Paul  knows  his  fans are young   he  just wishes they were older.\n\"I'm gonna be honest with you  Michael. I think parents should be monitoring what their children are watching more \"  Paul  said in the interview. \"Every parent I meet who's kids are under the age of like 12 I go 'Hey  you let your kids watch my stuff?'\"\nAnd  Paul 's right  parents should monitor what their kids watch. But  Paul  has also made millions of dollars off of these kids  and if  he  is \"starting a new chapter\" in  his  life  maybe  he  should start by being a positive influence on the kids who follow  him .  He  needs to start by recognizing that it's 8 to 14-year-old who are  his  demographic  not 20-somethings.\nPaul acting shocked that young kids watch  his  stuff is a straight PR move  but you shouldn't buy it  especially if you're a parent.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Last Monday in Vancouver  the feisty Canucks wing Alex Burrows -- suddenly a hot scorer -- was named the NHL's first star of the week. But the referee Stephane Auger was not congratulating him later that evening when television cameras caught him with his arm around Burrows' shoulder before a game against Nashville.\n \"It was personal \" Burrows told reporters after the game. He said that Auger complained that he had made him look bad in a game on Dec. 8 against Nashville.\n \"He said he was going to get me back tonight  and that's what he did in the third  I think \" Burrows said.\n Burrows said the league should suspend Auger for the rest of the season  something the league declined to do.\n In the first game  at Nashville  Burrows was hit by the Predators' Jerred Smithson. Auger assessed Smithson a five-minute charging major and a game misconduct  but the league later rescinded the misconduct.\n In the third period of the second game  Auger called two penalties on Burrows. In the final moments  Burrows complained to Auger  who slapped him with an unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty.\n On Wednesday  the NHL fined Burrows $2 500 for his remarks and issued no sanction against Auger  saying that the nature of the pregame conversation between the two men \"could not be substantiated.\"\n Colin Campbell said that Auger told Burrows he did not need his help in making calls and did not appreciate the embellishment. Campbell added that Burrows did not notify his coach after the conversation with Auger.\n \"The first time he mentioned it was after the game in the press conference \" Campbell said.",
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            "input": "Fellinger pointed us to video posts of the CVA events showing that Cruz each time took questions via a moderator , who recognized a few individuals to speak directly to Cruz . \nBut could it be that U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz does n't get personally grilled by constituents very often ? \nCruz , poised to seek re-election as Texas ' junior Republican senator in 2018 , hardly has a reputation for avoiding attention . \nA Concerned Veterans for America spokesman , Jim Fellinger , told us each CVA event with Cruz was open to the public by registration , without the group screening out anybody who registered . \nRegardless , the Houston lawyer was told during the 2017 Texas Tribune Festival about a Democratic challenger 's suggestion that Cruz had n't visited small Texas towns during the term he won in 2012 . \n\"Do you do enough interaction with your constituents , Sen. Cruz ?\" \nCruz , asked if he interacts enough with constituents , said : \"In 2017 , I 've done 17 town halls\" in Texas . \nCruz replied : \"That is a huge part of the job . \nThe events Cruz attended from April through August demonstrate that the term \"town hall\" can be stretched every which way , even to events not open to the public . \nAll told , it looks to us as if Cruz took questions at gatherings of selected constituents , mostly business employees , with the three veterans events open to members of the public who registered . \nWe wondered about that , finding that Cruz 's count largely turned on one 's definition of \"town hall .\" \nNext , we spoke with several experts about whether Cruz 's events should be considered town halls . \nA town hall , Cruz spokesman Phil Novack told us , is defined by Merriam-Webster as \"an event at which a public official or political candidate addresses an audience by answering questions posed by individual members .\" \nWe also asked Novack to share a list of Cruz 's 2017 events in Texas that were open to the public without registration -- where anyone could ask a question on any topic . \nTed Cruz Statement : \"In 2017 , I 've done 17 town halls .\" \nIt seems these town halls are open only to the people from the sections of ` town ' that support Ted Cruz . \nNovack told us Cruz had held 19 town halls with Texas constituents in 2017 , all \"organized by third parties who determined attendees , where\" the senator \"has taken unvetted questions from anyone in the crowd -- at businesses , factories , chambers of commerce , and in public venues .\"",
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            "input": "During an MSNBC interview on Saturday morning  Republican National Committee spokesperson Kayleigh McEnany said that the  Trump  White House “stands with women  unmistakably.”\nAbout an hour later   Trump  completely undercut McEnany’s talking point with a tweet in which  he  defended men accused of sexual assault.\n“Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation ”  Trump  said  alluding to two White House staffers who departed this week amid accusations of domestic assault.\nPeoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. Some are true and some are false. Some are old and some are new. There is no recovery for someone falsely accused – life and career are gone. Is there no such thing any longer as Due Process? — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 10  2018\nMcEnany’s MSNBC appearance came the morning after  Trump  praised Rob Porter  the former top White House aide who was publicly accused of domestic abuse by both of his ex-wives this week. Porter’s first wife  Colbie Holderness  provided media outlets with a photo of her with a black eye she said Porter gave her in 2005  while his second  Jennifer Willoughby  said she got a restraining order against Porter after they separated. Apparently   Trump  does not find that evidence persuasive.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "“She was the most radiant woman I ever met ”  Mr. Hurst  wrote of Ms. Parker after the shooting. “And for some reason she loved me back.”\n Mr. Hurst  was the only House candidate in Virginia who was endorsed by the advocacy group Everytown for Gun Safety. But  he  chose not to make gun control a key campaign issue even as  he  ran against Mr. Yost  a three-term incumbent with an A rating from  the N.R.A. Mr. Hurst  focused instead on mental health  as well as issues like health care and education funding.\n Mr. Hurst  described  himself  as a gun owner and supporter of the Second Amendment  but said that  he  was intent on trying “to reduce gun homicides  suicides and accidental deaths.”\nThe victory came on a banner night for Virginia Democrats. Lt. Gov. Ralph S. Northam soundly defeated the Republican nominee  Ed Gillespie  to win the governorship. And  Mr. Hurst  was one of at least 14 Democrats to retake what had formerly been Republican seats  putting the party in contention to retake the House of Delegates for the first time in more than 15 years.\nAsked if he thought the results were a rebuke to President Trump   Mr. Hurst  paused to consider.\n“I still think politics is local ”  he  said. “But I think there are many people who got active and started organizing who were trying to send a message as a sign of resistance against President Trump and his administration.”\nMs. Parker’s parents  Andy and Barbara  attended Mr. Hurst’s victory celebration Tuesday evening at a Hyatt in Blacksburg  Va.  along with a crowd of about 100.\nHe said that if his daughter had been alive  she would have been by  Mr. Hurst ’s side  making sure  he  followed through on  his  campaign promises.\n Mr. Hurst  had insisted from the beginning of  his  campaign that  he  was not trying to earn sympathy votes and did not want people’s pity  even as  he  explained that Ms. Parker’s death had been instrumental in  his  decision to change careers.  He  said that  he  hoped  his  victory would show people that “anyone can turn tragedy into triumph.”\n“It’s not what happens on our worst day that defines us ”  he  said. “It’s what we do in response to it.”",
            "output": [
                "Hurst"
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            "input": "Federal prosecutors unveiled a 13-count indictment charging six members and associates of the Gambino organized crime family  and a member of the Bonanno organized crime family with racketeering conspiracy  illegal gambling and obstruction of justice.\nIn one intercepted call  one of the suspects  John (Johnny Boy)  Ambrosio  an acting captain in the Gambino family   was caught on tape telling someone there was no need to travel to a casino — \"you can play right here\" and \"save gas money.\"\nArrested along with  Ambrosio  were Frank (Frankie Boy) Salerno  a soldier in the Bonanno family  Thomas Anzaone  Alessandro (Sandro) Damelio  Joseph Durso  Anthony Rodolico and Anthony Saladino  associates of the Gambino family  who were busted Tuesday.\nTwin brothers busted in mob-style murder of Gambino associate",
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            "input": "CLOSE After his sudden firing for alleged sexual misbehavior in the workplace   Matt Lauer  responded in a written statement read by  his  former co-anchor Savannah Guthrie on 'Today.' USA TODAY\nNBC fired Matt Lauer  longtime anchor of the Today show  on Nov. 28th following allegations of sexual misconduct with a colleague. Following the dismissal more allegations have surfaced.  Lauer  has admitted that there's enough truth in the allegations to make  him  feel embarrassed and ashamed.  He  expressed sorrow for the hurt  he 's caused.  Lauer  had been a part of the Today team since 1994. (Photo: Zach Pagano  NBC)\nMany are still reeling two days after NBC News fired long-time morning host  Matt Lauer  Wednesday for inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace.\n Lauer  released a statement Thursday  saying some \"of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized  but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed. I regret that my shame is now shared by the people I cherish dearly.\"\nToday shows first photos of  Lauer  after firing\nAt the top of the Today show Friday  Hoda Kotb reported that the first image of  Lauer  had emerged  taken at his home on Long Island.\nWATCH: First photo of  Matt Lauer  surfaces after firing as NBC and former executives deny prior knowledge of compaints pic.twitter.com/ymQgFuMzec â TODAY (@TODAYshow) December 1  2017\nOn Thursday  NBC News' Stephanie Gosk reported on Megyn Kelly Today there may be as many as eight women who have come forward since  Lauer  was fired to accuse  him  of misconduct  though that number was lower in Friday's report.\nMore: After  Matt Lauer  firing  NBC chief Andy Lack faces more questions about a network in crisis\nMore:  Matt Lauer  scandal: There may be as many as 8 victims   Lauer  breaks  his  silence\n Lauer 's ex-wife speaks out\nWriter and producer Nancy Alspaugh  who was married to  Lauer  from 1981 to 1988  told Entertainment Tonight that she was shocked by his firing in an interview published Thursday.",
            "output": [
                "Matt Lauer"
            ]
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            "input": "Jeremy Lin  is an Asian-American NBA player for the Brooklyn Nets  and he has dreadlocks. Most people simply found that eye-catching  but one former player took it a step further.\nFormer Nets forward Kenyon Martin tore into  Lin  in an Instagram video Wednesday for the dreadlocks  but  Lin ’s response showed class and the composure of someone who has been judged for being an Asian in a predominantly black league for years.\n“Do I need to remind this damn boy that his last name Lin?” Martin said. “Like  come on  man. Let’s stop with these people. There is no way possible he would’ve made it on one of our teams with that bulls**t on his head. “Come on man  somebody need to tell him  like  ‘alright bro  we get it. You wanna be black.’ Like  we get it. But your last name is  Lin  ” Martin continued.\n Lin ’s response\n Lin  avoided taking any direct shots at Martin in  his  reply  but did point out one glaring bit of hypocrisy in Martin’s cultural appropriation accusation.\n Lin  posted this in an Instagram comment (emphasis added):\nMartin  a black man  was accusing  Lin  of trying to be black because of his hair  while Martin himself has tattoos of Chinese lettering on his forearm.\n Lin  explained  his  reasons for  his  unique hairstyle choice in a column on The Players’ Tribune.\n“But I liked how the process of changing my look actually made me feel more like  myself  again. I realized that in the years since Linsanity  I had spent a lot of time in a box  worrying about other people’s opinions on what I should and shouldn’t be doing. I wanted to stop basing my decisions so much on what strangers or critics might say about  me . It was cool how something as simple as how I wore my hair could pull me out of my comfort zone and make me feel more free.”\n Lin   a Harvard graduate who made it to the NBA despite being undrafted  enjoyed a meteoric rise to fame with the New York Knicks  followed by an injury-ridden fall from grace.",
            "output": [
                "Jeremy Lin"
            ]
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            "input": "Two impersonators of President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un were booted from the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony on Friday for causing confusion among spectators.\nAccording to Reuters  \"people dressed up as U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un caused a commotion when they appeared in the stands at the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony on Friday before swiftly being shown out by security staff.\"\n\"We’re getting along great ” said the  Kim  lookalike.\nUnity and peace was the theme at this year's opening ceremony  with both North and South Korea entering the arena under one flag. American Vice President Mike Pence and  Kim ’s sister  Kim Yo Jong  watched from a VIP box.\n“Is my sister getting the same treatment?” the  Kim  lookalike said upon being escorted out.\nAccording to Time   Kim 's sister appeared to greet South Korean Moon Jae-in and his wife with smiles in the VIP spectating box.\n\"As South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his wife greeted VIPs in their dignitary box to watch the opening ceremony  they turned to shake hands with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s younger sister  who arrived earlier in the day on an unprecedented visit to the South by a member of the North’s ruling  Kim  family \" reports Time. \"All broke out in broad smiles.\"",
            "output": [
                "Kim Jong Un"
            ]
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            "input": "ARI SHAPIRO  HOST:\n SHAPIRO : I understand you have a bit of news to begin this interview. Who's going to actually do the drawing?\n SHAPIRO : Should I offer you congratulations or condolences?\n SHAPIRO : Last week you tweeted  we should find a nice hat for the drawing. So at least it sounds like you're keeping a sense of humor about this.\n SHAPIRO : I would have no idea where to find a film canister in 2017. Does the state have a stash of them somewhere?\n SHAPIRO : (Laughter) It's one thing to use this technique to determine who's name appears first on a ballot  but there is so much at stake here determining who controls the Virginia House of Delegates. I know that this is the rule  but do you really think it's the best way to go about this?",
            "output": [
                "ARI SHAPIRO"
            ]
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            "input": "\"Trump was outspent by Clinton by 1.7 times , she had 2.4 more personnel than us . \nAddressing the Oxford Union on Monday night , Mr Scaramucci discussed how Mr Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in November , despite the Democratic nominee 's greater financial clout .",
            "output": [
                "Hillary Clinton"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "The next Colonel Sanders is giving the character a little bit of \"country music flair.\" KFC has picked  singer Reba McEntire  to play the founder of the fried chicken chain  the first female celebrity in the role.\nIn commercials starting next week   McEntire  dons the Colonel's famous white suit and black tie  but with a twist.\n McEntire 's outfit has fringe on the back  and a glittery shine  giving the getup \"a little bit of the country music flair \" she told The Associated Press in an interview.  McEntire  sings on stage as the Colonel  with a white wig and white facial hair.\n\"I thought the transformation was really funny \" said  McEntire   who will appear in the ads until the end of April. \"I got a big kick out of it.\"\nA rotating cast of famous names have portrayed the Colonel since 2015  but  McEntire  is the first famous female to do it  and the first musician.  She  may also be the first woman in KFC's nearly 90-year-history to depict the Colonel. The company said the \"best historical minds at KFC\" could not remember a woman having stepped into the role.\n McEntire  was approached about doing so in December. \"I said 'Holy smokes!' \"  McEntire  told The AP. \"KFC has been a part of my life forever.\"\n Reba McEntire  can cross playing KFC's Colonel Sanders off  her  bucket list.\nKFC said it picked  McEntire  because of  her  Southern roots  and to help promote its new Smoky Mountain BBQ  which combines fried chicken with a taste of barbeque.  McEntire  said  she 's eaten at KFC all  her  life  since  her  days growing up in Oklahoma.\n She  sings in the ad  in a tongue-in-cheek approach: \"I'm Colonel Sanders  the same as always \"  McEntire  sings. \"I'm definitely not a woman.\"  McEntire  also appears as  herself  in the commercial  as an audience member.",
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                "Reba McEntire Reba",
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            "input": "Amber Harding  a staff attorney at the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless   said  her  organization is arguing for multiple changes to the legislation  including requirements for proof of residency and the creation of a presumption  absent proof to the contrary  that anyone named as an occupant on a lease is ineligible for shelter.\n She  said both provisions would be especially burdensome for the young parents — commonly between the ages of 18 and 24 — who often seek shelter  since they may not have adequate documentation of where they live or may still be listed on leases at the homes of parents unwilling to host their families.\n“The purpose of the right to shelter is to prevent people from freezing to death ”  Harding  said. With the current bill   she  added  “We will guarantee that people will be left out on freezing nights who are D.C. residents and are eligible for shelter  just because they’ve put up these bureaucratic hurdles.”\nNadeau said the bill has evolved in a way that softens some of the original shelter eligibility rules proposed by the mayor. It now includes a provision that shelter applicants would meet the residence requirement if they are already receiving certain other D.C. government benefits for the poor   she  said. The bill has also been modified to require only one proof of residency  rather than the original two   she  said.\n“When we say that we can’t keep spending $80 000 a night . . . it’s not because we don’t want to support the people in hotels ”  she  said. “It’s because we want a better intervention for them. We can spend $80 000 a night in so many ways that help people more.”",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Corrections & Clarifications: A previous version of this story had the incorrect years for when  John Kasich and Mary Taylor  ran for office.  They  were 2010 and 2014.\nLt.  Gov. Mary Taylor  told a large group of Clermont County (Ohio) Republicans during  her  interview for their endorsement Jan. 17 that Kasich had endorsed Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and his running mate  Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted  two Republicans in the room confirmed to The Cincinnati Enquirer.\n\"She said it’s widely known that Jon Husted and Mike DeWine have been endorsed by Gov. Kasich \" said Greg Simpson  a township executive for the Clermont County Republican Party. \"I about fell off my chair  because it’s widely known that John Kasich had endorsed  Mary Taylor .\"\n Taylor  was responding to a question about how  she  separated  herself  from the governor in a conservative county where that separation could make a difference. Simpson voted to endorse DeWine but the county party ultimately backed  Taylor  by a two-to-one margin.\n\"During ( Taylor 's) speech at the endorsement meeting last Wednesday   she  said that  she  has not seen the governor for about a year and that Kasich is endorsing DeWine \" Dave Uible  Clermont County GOP chairman  said in a text message.\n\"Siri  who did John Kasich endorse in the governor's race?\" Husted asked his iPhone  already knowing the answer. An article from The Cincinnati Enquirer popped up  titled \"John Kasich backs  Mary Taylor  for Ohio governor. Will it help?\"\nHusted held the cellphone up for Clermont County Republicans during his interview. See  he told them  Kasich was backing  Taylor .\nKasich's decisions to expand Medicaid to lower-income Ohioans and bash President Trump have upset Republicans there. Distancing  herself  from Kasich helped  Taylor  secure the Clermont County endorsement  Uible said.\n Taylor 's campaign spokesman Michael Duchesne said  Taylor  didn't lie to the Clermont County Republican Party about Kasich's endorsement.\nBut  Taylor  did point out  Duchesne said  that  she  had not spoken to Kasich in more than a year  Kasich has not been an active participant in the  Taylor  campaign and DeWine's campaign manager  Dave Luketic  is a Kasich veteran. (Luketic was the political director of both a Super PAC supporting Kasich's presidential bid and the governor's 2014 re-election bid with  Taylor .)\n Taylor  might be distancing  herself  from Kasich now that  she 's seeking endorsements from Ohio's conservatives for  her  gubernatorial campaign  but that wasn't always the case.\n Taylor  campaigned for Kasich in his presidential bid against a slew of GOP candidates  including Trump  in 2015 and 2016.  She  stumped for Kasich from New Hampshire and Utah to Ohio and  she  was a delegate for Kasich at the Republican convention.\n\"We have a chance now in our country to send somebody to Washington who displays the conservative leadership that is going to get our country back on track. He's done it in Ohio \"  Taylor  told a crowd before a presidential debate in Boulder  Colo.  in 2015. \"He is a proven leader. That proves he can win.\"\nAnd now? \"The majority of his team and people close to him are supporting Mike DeWine \"  Taylor  told the Columbus Dispatch during a podcast last week. \"I expect that that's the way it's going to continue  and we're going to continue to run this race and be the alternative to the establishment.\"\nDeWine hasn't sought Kasich's endorsement because the governor gave it to  Taylor   DeWine spokesman Ryan Stubenrauch said.",
            "output": [
                "Mary Taylor"
            ]
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            "input": "CAIRO (Reuters) - An Egyptian court put  former presidential candidate Abdel Moneim Abol Fotouh  on a terrorism list on Tuesday  state news agency MENA reported  following  his  arrest for alleged contacts with the banned Muslim Brotherhood.\n Abol Fotouh  a former Islamist who leads the Strong Egypt party   was arrested last week a day after returning from London  where  he  had given interviews sharply critical of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi ahead of next month’s presidential election.\nThe Interior Ministry said at the time that  Abol Fotouh  held secret meetings with leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood while in London to implement a plot to stir unrest and instability in the country  accusations  he  denied.\n Abol Fotouh  was among the first of several high-profile Egyptians to call last month for a boycott of the election.\n Abol Fotouh ’s lawyer  Abdelrahman Haridy  told Reuters he had not yet been notified of the court’s decision but that the designation could “easily” be appealed in court.\n Abol Fotouh  along with 15 others were added to the list after an investigation by the state security prosecution found they had joined an outlawed organization “aiming to harm the interests of the state ” MENA said  without naming the organization.",
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            "input": "DAVOS  Switzerland (Reuters) - The United States is not starting a trade war but trying to level the playing field of global commerce and fend off Chinese protectionism  including a “direct threat” in high-tech goods   U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross  said on Wednesday.\n Ross  was speaking a day after Washington imposed steep import tariffs on washing machines and solar panels  billed as a way to protect American jobs by President Donald Trump  who is widely expected to take further action on steel  aluminum and intellectual property.\n“The Chinese have been for quite a little while been superb at free trade rhetoric and even more superb at highly protectionist behavior ”  Ross  said.\nThe “next area of challenge” would be China’s high tech ambitions under its 2025 plan  which aimed to make China a world leader with enormous market share “in most all of the new technologies that you can name and spell”   Ross  said.",
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            "input": "Alabama defensive lineman Raekwon Davis (99) sacks Clemson quarterback Kelly Bryant (2) in the first half of the Sugar Bowl semi-final playoff game for the NCAA college football national championship  in New Orleans  Monday  Jan. 1  2018. (AP Photo/Butch Dill) (Photo: The Associated Press)\nNEW ORLEANS (AP) — For Clemson quarterback  Kelly Bryant   replacing Deshaun Watson was never going to be easy.\n Bryant  played well enough to get Clemson to a third straight College Football Playoff meeting with Alabama — and then it all went wrong.\n He  was intercepted twice — with both turnovers leading to Alabama touchdowns — and was sacked a season-high five times in a 24-6 loss in the Sugar Bowl on Monday night.\nThis season  they met in a CFP semifinal with  Bryant  hoping to lead the ACC champs past an Alabama squad that made it this far despite finishing second to Auburn in the Southeastern Conference's West Division.\nComing in   Bryant  had accounted for 3 504 yards and 24 touchdowns from scrimmage this season: 2 678 yards and 13 TDs through the air  and 826 yards and 11 TDs on the ground.\n \"Kelly Bryant   I think  he  is actually a little more athletic than Deshaun Watson.  He 's definitely faster and  he  likes to run \" Alabama defensive back Anthony Averett said. \"We disguised very well and confused  him  a little bit and I think that made a difference.\"\n Bryant  finished with 18 completions on 36 passes for 124 yards.  He  also was held to 19 yards rushing against Alabama  whose swarming defense unsettled  him  much of the night.\n\"It was just us making critical errors and shooting ourselves in the foot \"  Bryant  said. \"We had great play calls but everybody wasn't on the same page. We'll learn from it.\"\nBoth of  Bryant 's interceptions occurred on altered or tipped passes.\nThe first came when Jennings hit  Bryant 's arm as he released the ball. The errant pass fluttered to Payne  who returned his interception 21 yards — 2 yards more than  Bryant 's longest completion of the game.\nLater   Bryant 's pass intended for Deon Cain was tipped by Levi Wallace and intercepted by middle linebacker Mack Wilson  who ran it back 18 yards to make it 24-6 in the third quarter.\n Bryant  was nearly intercepted again  one play after Jennings had taken the QB down for the fifth time in the game.  Bryant 's pass under duress almost looked as if it were intended for Alabama's Wilson  who saw a chance for his second interception of the game bounce off his hands.\n Bryant 's New Orleans nightmare ended with a fourth-down incompletion from the Alabama 5-yard line with 1:43 to go. But even if he had finally gotten the Tigers in the end zone  it would have been far too late.",
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            "input": "Richard Heene will plead guilty to attempting to influence a public servant  a felony  his attorney David Lane said. Mayumi Heene -- a Japanese citizen who could have been deported if convicted of more serious charges -- will plead guilty to false reporting to authorities  a misdemeanor  he said.\n \"Upon reviewing the evidence  arguably  Mayumi could have possibly ended up being deported and Richard could have proceeded to trial and had a good chance at an acquittal \" Lane said. \"This  however  would have put the family at grave risk of seeing a loving  caring  compassionate wife and mother ripped from the family and deported. That was not an acceptable risk  thus these pleas.\"\n Richard and Mayumi Heene's frantic calls to authorities  saying they feared their son Falcon might be aboard a homemade balloon that had escaped from their suburban Fort Collins back yard  triggered a frenzied response before the balloon landed in a dusty farm field without the boy inside. The Heenes said they found Falcon at home -- hiding  they said.\n The Heenes had twice appeared on the ABC reality show \"Wife Swap \" and former business partners said Richard Heene wanted a show of his own called \"The Science Detectives\" or \"The Psyience Detectives.\"",
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            "input": "When the Belgian cartoonist Hergé died in 1983 at the age of 75  The New York Times saw fit to run only a brief  182-word obituary  picked up from Reuters. But in the Francophone world  Hergé’s death was front-page news  inspiring the kind of orgylike coverage reserved in America for fallen statesmen and overdosed pop stars. Belgian politicians asserted Hergé’s greatness  while the French philosopher Michel Serres went so far as to declare that the cartoonist was the author who has had the “most impact on contemporary French life.”\nGranted  many people on this side of the Atlantic are also fans of Hergé’s best-loved creation  the tuft-haired boy reporter Tintin  who  along with his trusty dog  Snowy  foiled serial bands of smugglers  gangsters  kidnappers  spies and crude ethnic caricatures across the pages of 24 book-length  Saturday-morning-serial-style adventures. But even Tintin’s most passionate American devotees may choke on the French author Pierre Assouline’s observation  in his scrupulous but stolid biography  HERGÉ: The Man Who Created Tintin (Oxford  $24.95)  translated by Charles Ruas  that “today  some speak with some justification of a ‘Tintin century ’ signifying the 20th.” American exceptionalist that I am  I had presumed the 1900s belonged to Mickey Mouse or Batman — or maybe to that relative latecomer Bart Simpson. Though I like Tintin too  I wouldn’t even give him a decade. A year or two seems about right  alongside other not-quite-epochal worthies like Zonker Harris and the Fantastic Four.\nAnd perhaps that year is the one now ending  which marked the 80th anniversary of Tintin’s inauspicious birth in the children’s pages of Le Vingtième Siècle  an anti-Semitic and pro-Fascist Catholic newspaper. Publishers have taken note: in addition to Assouline’s biography  originally published in France in 1996  we have an academic study  “The Metamorphosis of Tintin: Or Tintin for Adults ” by Jean-Marie Apostolidès  translated by Jocelyn Hoy (Stanford University)  as well as “The Art of  Hergé  ” a planned three-volume anthology from Last Gasp press devoted not just to the cartoons but also to  Hergé ’s impressive  sometimes glorious work as an illustrator and graphic designer. (The second volume will be out in March.) Back in Belgium  a Musée Hergé opened this past June in Louvain-la-Neuve (which should have been the name of a 1920s screen siren)  while in Hollywood Steven Spielberg has been busy directing “The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn ” set for release in 2011 and the first of a projected series.\nAside from earnestness  an interest in world affairs and a slapstick sense of humor  one doesn’t glean much sense of authorial presence in the Tintin books  for all their lively charm.  Hergé  is a somewhat remote presence even in Assouline’s biography — the author himself concedes he is “elusive” — though to be fair  the cartoonist seems to have been a tough nut to crack. Like Tintin   Hergé  rarely revealed much of  himself  beyond a public facade of wholesome  cheerful industriousness. Of course Tintin  the relentless do-gooder  didn’t possess any private life at all  a perpetual adolescent with no family of origin and no hint of angst or hormones — even the Hardy Boys had girlfriends — or anything else that makes real adolescents interesting (if impossible). We don’t even know why  he  insists on having  his  hair cut like a blue jay’s.  Hergé   born in 1907 as Georges Remi ( his  pen name derives from the French pronunciation of  his  reversed initials — AIR-zhay)  was a darker and more conflicted character: a workhorse who suffered from depression and periodically chucked  his  responsibilities for months at time; a moralist who was also a philanderer; a staunch Catholic who in later life embraced Taoism; an entertainer of children who didn’t particularly like them or have any of  his  own  except for an adopted 7- or 8-year-old orphan  he  forced  his  first wife to return after a couple of weeks  which is just about the cruelest thing I can imagine.\nTintin’s adventures began in 1929 with a trip to the Soviet Union  where our hero blew the lid off Bolshevik perfidy. Next up was a jaunt to the Congo  where he instructed childlike natives about the wise and benevolent glories of Belgium’s colonial system. Full of inner-tube lips and appalling dialogue (“White master  you come quick! Lion him get mad!”)  “Tintin in the Congo” has in recent years been quarantined by libraries and purged from the canon by Hergé’s American publisher  Little  Brown. It is often cited as a stain on his legacy  as it should be  though I would point out that many other beloved cartoon characters — Bugs Bunny and Popeye come to mind — have similar skeletons in their closets. Years later   Hergé  would dismiss his early books by saying  “They are not very intelligent  I know  and do me no honor: they are ‘Belgian’ books” — meaning  in Assouline’s explication  that they were “self-satisfied and narrow.” Fortunately  Hergé’s skills as an artist and story­teller waxed as his taste for bourgeois agitprop waned.\nBut then there is “The Shooting Star ” begun in 1941 under Nazi occupation when  Hergé  was working for the collaborationist newspaper Le Soir  in which Tintin faces off against Blumenstein  a greedy  hook-nosed Jewish-American financier. In later years  an apologetic but defensive Hergé — he would tone down Blumenstein’s nose in postwar editions and change his name to Bohlwinkel — shrugged off accusations of anti-Semitism by saying “That was the style then” (well  yes)  or comparing his Jewish caricatures to ethnic jokes about “people from Marseille  or the Scotch.” As Assouline plainly points out  “Hergé’s equations seem willfully obtuse.” Not that he suffered for them or his other wartime sins: he avoided retribution following liberation  and Tintin’s popularity only grew.",
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            "input": "Legendary director James Cameron  is standing by  his  comments about the hit film \"Wonder Woman \" adding that  he  doesn't think the way actress Gal Gadot portrayed the superhero is \"breaking ground.\"\n\"I’ll stand by that ... She was wearing a kind of bustier costume that was very form-fitting \"  he  told the Hollywood Reporter. \"She’s absolutely drop-dead gorgeous. To me  that’s not breaking ground. They had Raquel Welch doing stuff like that in the ’60s.\"\n Cameron 's comments echo  his  remarks to The Guardian last month when  he  said Gadot's \"Wonder Woman\" was \"an objectified icon.\"\nIn contrast   he  said  he  believes the character of the heroine  Sarah Connor   he  helped to create in the original \"Terminator\" franchise was more modern and unique.\n\"It was all in a context of talking about why Sarah Connor — what [actress Linda Hamilton] created in 1991 — was  if not ahead of its time  at least a breakthrough in its time \"  he  added in the new interview with the Hollywood Reporter. \"I don’t think it was really ahead of its time because we’re still not [giving women these types of roles].\"\n\"Wonder Woman\" director Patty Jenkins fired back on social media in August after the original slight from the \"Titanic\" director  saying  \"James Cameron's inability to understand what 'Wonder Woman' is  or stands for  to women all over the world is unsurprising as  though he is a great filmmaker  he is not a woman. I believe women can and should be EVERYTHING just like male lead characters should be.\"",
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            "input": "Yes  it's been a big year or two or 100 for the word. In 2017  lookups for feminism increased 70 percent over 2016 on Merriam-Webster.com and spiked several times after key events  lexicographer Peter Sokolowski  the company's editor at large  told The Associated Press ahead of Tuesday's annual word reveal.\n\"The word feminism was being use in a kind of general way \"  Sokolowski  said by phone from the company's headquarters in Springfield  Massachusetts. \"The feminism of this big protest  but it was also used in a kind of specific way: What does it mean to be a feminist in 2017? Those kinds of questions are the kinds of things  I think  that send people to the dictionary.\"\nFeminism's roots are in the Latin for \"woman\" and the word \"female \" which dates to 14th century English.  Sokolowski  had to look no further than  his  company's founder  Noah Webster  for the first dictionary reference  in 1841  which isn't all that old in the history of English.\n\"It was a very new word at that time  \" Sokolowski  said. \" His  definition is not the definition that you and I would understand today.  His  definition was  'The qualities of females ' so basically feminism to Noah Webster meant femaleness. We do see evidence that the word was used in the 19th century in a medical sense  for the physical characteristics of a developing teenager  before it was used as a political term  if you will.\"\n\"We had no idea he was the original dictionary source of feminism. We don't have a lot of evidence of what he was looking at \"  Sokolowski  said.\nShe was applauded  and she sent many people to their dictionaries   Sokolowski  said.  The company  would not release actual lookup numbers.\nOther events that drew interest to the word feminism was the popular Hulu series  \"The Handmaid's Tale \" and the blockbuster movie  \"Wonder Woman \" directed by a woman  Patty Jenkins   Sokolowski  said.\nâ Hurricane   which  Sokolowski  suspects is because people are confused about wind speed.\nâ Gaffe   such as what happened at the Academy Awards when the wrong best picture winner was announced. That was a go-to word for the media   Sokolowski  said.",
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            "input": "Sweet Dixie Kitchen owner Kim Sanchez  saw the Yelp review and responded  boldly defending the origins of  her  chicken.\n“We PROUDLY SERVE Popeyes' spicy tenders — the best fried chicken anywhere and from New Orleans — which are delivered twice a day. We also in case you need to know buy our gumbo from a friend who sells it at a local farmers market ”  Sanchez  said in her response.\nIn an interview with Fox News   Sanchez  said that  she  started using Popeyes two months ago for two new dishes – fried chicken and waffles and their fried chicken sandwich.\n“I tried Costco chicken  I tried Restaurant Depot chicken  and then I went to dinner at Popeyes and knew this was the chicken we had to use for the store. It’s the best chicken ”  she  says.\n Sanchez  claims that  she  has always been upfront with the use of the chicken chain’s spicy fried chicken strips.\nHowever  despite the complaints rolling in   Sanchez  has doubled down on  her  decision to outsource the restaurant’s fried chicken in a long rant on Facebook detailing where the brunch outpost gets its ingredients.",
            "output": [
                "Kim Sanchez"
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            "input": "The shooter  Stephen Paddock  64  was seen on numerous occasions in Las Vegas without any person accompanying him and he gambled the night before the shooting   Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo  said at a news conference.  He  killed  himself  after the attack.\n“This individual purposely hid  his  actions leading up to this event  and it is difficult for us to find the answers ” said  Lombardo   who said  he  was frustrated with the speed of the investigation.\nPaddock sprayed an outdoor concert with bursts of gunfire from high above in a Las Vegas hotel window on Oct. 1  killing 58 and wounding hundreds more  before shooting  himself .\n“In coordination with the FBI’s behavioral analysis unit  a comprehensive picture is being drawn as to the suspect’s mental state and currently we do not believe there is one particular event in the suspect’s life for us to key on ”  Lombardo  said.\nThere is no indication anyone other than Paddock fired on the crowd   Lombardo  said  adding investigators are talking to family members and the girlfriend of the gunman.\nPaddock shot and wounded a security guard who came to his floor at the Mandalay Bay hotel to investigate an open door down near Paddock’s suite   Lombardo  said  providing new details on what occurred immediately before the mass shooting.\nPaddock shot the guard at 9:59 p.m. local time   Lombardo  said  shortly before raining down bullets on the Route 91 Harvest festival in an attack that began at 10:05 p.m. and lasted 10 minutes.\nPaddock had a document in the room with him that contained numbers   Lombardo  said  adding  he  could not immediately say what purpose the figures served.\nLas Vegas police officer David Newton told CBS News program “60 Minutes” on Sunday that  he  entered the room and saw a note on the shooter’s nightstand with numbers that appeared to be designed to help  his  aim.\nIt was unclear why Paddock stopped firing at the crowd  suggesting he may have initially planned to escape   Lombardo  said.\n He  shot at jet fuel tanks at McCarran International Airport and had protective gear in the hotel suite and explosives in  his  parked car   Lombardo  said.",
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            "input": "Alessia Cara defended  herself  for winning the Grammy for best new artist after critics said  she  didnât deserve the award over  her  fellow nominees.\nThe 21-year-old was criticized because many people argued  she  shouldn't be considered a ânewâ artist.  Cara  won the Grammy Sunday night  beating out Khalid  Lil Uzi Vert  Julia Michaels and SZA.\nIn a lengthy Instagram post   Cara  responded to the backlash and said  she  wasnât âgoing to be upsetâ about winning an award  she  âworked really hard for.â\nâTo address the apparent backlash regarding winning something I had no control over: I didnât log onto grammy.com and submit myself. thatâs not how it works. I didnât ask to be submitted either because there are other artists that deserve the acknowledgment â  she  wrote.\nâBut I was nominated and won and I am not going to be upset about something Iâve wanted since I was a kid  not to mention have worked really hard for  â Cara  added.\n She  referenced  her  acceptance speech where  she  said every artist deserves a chance to be noticed and slammed the music industryâs focus on popularity rather than a singerâs talent and hard work.\n Cara  continued  âIâm aware that my music wasnât released yesterday  Iâm aware that  yes  my music has become fairly popular in the last year. but Iâm trying very hard to use the platform Iâve been given to talk about these things and bring light to issues that arenât fair  all while trying to make the most of the weird  amazing success Iâve been lucky enough to have.â\nâI will not let everything Iâve worked for be diminished by people taking offence [sic] to my accomplishments and feeling the need to tell me how much I suck. hereâs something fun! Iâve been thinking I suck since I was old enough to know what sucking meant. Iâve beat u to it. And thatâs why this means a lot to me â  Cara  said.\n The singer  said  her  musicâs reach has shown that  her  dreams of being a successful artist âhave paid offâ and that  she  is still processing the moment.  She  ended the post by thanking  her  fans for supporting  her  early on in  her  career.",
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            "input": "When  Giancarlo Stanton  took the stage at the Baseball Writers of Association of America annual awards dinner  he seemed ready for the life in the Big Apple.\n\"The Big City. Bright Lights. This is going to be a lot of fun for  me  \"  Stanton  said during  his  2017 NL MVP acceptance speech.\nWell  looks like  he 's hit New York's party scene running.\nShortly after taking home a little hardware from the BBWAA  Stanton and  his  new Bronx Bash Brother teammate Aaron Judge  who accepted his AL Rookie of the Year award  hit the New York club scene  as the two were spotted at an A-list event at Marquee New York hosted by Miami nightclub LIV.\nGiancarlo Stanton (right) and new Yankee teammate  Aaron Judge  seem to be enjoying life in the Big Apple. (Marquee NY/Chris Lavado)\nBoth Big Apple bashers  who were seated at a table by the DJ booth  were dressed to the nines  in black tie  having just left the BBWAA dinner  which is also a black tie event. However  there was one big-league difference.  Judge   showing  he 's no longer a rookie  changed  his  look for the party  going from a white shirt  skinny bow tie  and flat lapels  to a black-on-black look with stylized lapels and robust bow tie.\nLooks like  the young Judge  showed Stanton a thing or two about life in the Bright Lights of the Big City.",
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            "input": "Sergei W   28  told a court in Dortmund that he had not intended to kill anyone. He is a German of Russian origin. His full name was not revealed.\nProsecutors believe  Sergei W  gambled on the team's share price plunging.\n He  has been charged with 28 counts of attempted murder  which  he  denies. But  he  told the court: \"I deeply regret my behaviour\".  He  went on trial on 21 December.\n Sergei W  was arrested 10 days later in Rottenburg  southern Germany. Prosecutors say he had bought more than 26 000 put options on Borussia Dortmund shares  predicting that the share price would plunge after the attack.\nIt is reckoned that if the share price had fallen to one euro   Sergei W  could have made a profit of more than 500 000 euros (£443 270; $600 000)  German media report.",
            "output": [
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                "W"
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            "input": "LONDON (Reuters) - Britain hopes a provisional U.S. ruling imposing tariffs on Canadian aerospace manufacturer Bombardier (BBDb.TO) will not be politically influenced when new evidence is considered   UK Business Secretary Greg Clark  said on Tuesday.\n Clark  said  he  was confident the British government could successfully fight the complaint  which was brought by Boeing (BA.N) and could cost jobs in the British province of Northern Ireland.\n“Following the initial determination  there is then a further call for evidence ... we look to the U.S. to make sure that this is a rigorous process and is not politically influenced ”  Clark  told lawmakers.\n Britain's Business Secretary  Greg Clark   arrives for a meeting in Downing Street in central London  Britain October 9  2017. REUTERS/Toby Melville\n Clark  said British Prime Minister Theresa May had twice discussed the dispute with U.S. President Donald Trump  and that several members of the British government had reinforced their “serious concerns” with the U.S. administration over the ruling.",
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            "input": "Former Miss America Mallory Hagan  hopes the email scandal polluting the pageant “signals the reinvention” of the competition moving forward   she  told “Good Morning America.”\n“Hindsight is always 20-20 ”  Hagan   who was crowned the winner of the 2013 pageant winner  told GMA when asked if  she ’d witnessed demeaning behavior first-hand.  She  added that it’s essential now to look ahead — not in the rear-view.\nAsked if the scandal marks the pageant’s demise or the reinvention   Hagan  said: “I hope it signals the reinvention ... I hope that we’re starting a larger conversation ”  she  added.\nThe focus of that conversation is “about how we’re going to move forward in the future. This is an opportunity to see how women can come together  support each other  rise up  take over the things that they want to see happen ”  she  said.\nApologies from former Miss America CEO Sam Haskell and others aren't the point  said  Mallory Hagan . (Donald Kravitz/Getty Images for Dick Clark Prod)\n Hagan  singled out Brent Adams  the former pageant employee who spoke out about the emails  “the unsung hero. He stood up for me; he stood up for all these women.”\nAs  she  expressed gratitude for his support and that of fans   she  said that mea culpas from pageant honchos involved in the derogatory emails isn’t “the point.”",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE Justin Thomas wins FedExCup title  $10 million bonus; Xander Schauffele wins Tour Championship. USA TODAY Sports\nATLANTA — With six holes to play in last week’s BMW Championship  the third event of the FedExCup Playoffs   rookie Xander Schauffele ’s chances of advancing to The Tour Championship seemed remote.\nSeven days later  he  won the PGA Tour’s season finale.\nWith nerves of a veteran and a game that held up under the pressure in a battle against some of the game’s best players   Schauffele  claimed  his  biggest win and largest paycheck Sunday when  he  birdied the 72nd hole at East Lake Golf Club to topple Justin Thomas by one shot. The two were tied before  Schauffele  two-putted from just off the green on the par-5 18th for the separating birdie  the final putt circling nearly the entire cup before dropping.  He  signed for a 2-under-par 68 to finish at 12 under and one clear of Thomas (66).",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Republicans picked up a key vote on tax reform when  Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska on Wednesday  said  she  would back the legislation  MSNBC reports.\nAlaska's Sen. @lisamurkowski will vote YES on the GOP tax bill   her  office tells me. — Garrett Haake (@GarrettHaake) November 29  2017\n Murkowski  on Tuesday told reporters  she  was \"feeling better\" and was more \"optimistic\" about the bill. The tax plan will be combined with a bill that would open Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas drilling  an issue important to Murkowski.\n\"I am certainly trying to be helpful and constructive  although  as you know  I've been focused on the energy committee's piece and how that all fits in \"  she  told CNN earlier this month  adding  she  is \"looking very  very carefully at what the finance committee is doing\" on the tax bill.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "In the latest episode of the team's continual inability to properly address its quarterback situation  the Browns reportedly failed to complete a deal for  the Bengals' AJ McCarron  just as the league's deadline arrived at 3 p.m. Tuesday. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter  Cleveland and Cincinnati actually came to an agreement at 2:55 p.m.  but while the Bengals sent their approval of the trade to the NFL in time  the Browns did not.\nSpeaking of that price  if those reports are accurate  they raise the question of why the Browns were offering so much for  McCarron  when the Patriots' more highly regarded Jimmy Garoppolo went to the 49ers on Monday for just one second-round pick. Pro Football Talk's Michael David Smith offered an explanation  positing that since Garoppolo will be an unrestricted free agent after this season  while  McCarron  will be restricted  the latter figures to be much cheaper to sign.\nIt can't be very comforting to Cleveland fans to think that their squad may be nickel-and-dime-ing its quarterback position. In fairness  Browns Coach Hue Jackson worked with  McCarron  when he was the Bengals' offensive coordinator  so he may well have considered the former fifth-round draft pick a better fit for his offense.\nCleveland is now 0-8  tied with the 49ers for the worst record in the NFL  this after going 1-15 last year. Little wonder  then  that some internet observers felt that McCarron was lucky to have barely avoided being thrust into such a dysfunctional situation.",
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            "input": "President Hugo Chavez suspended rolling blackouts in Venezuela's capital a day after they began and sacked his electricity minister  saying government officials imposed a rationing plan riddled with mistakes.\nCaracas\n Chavez's announcement late Wednesday was a significant shift in his attempts to avoid a widespread power collapse in the coming months through rolling blackouts of up to four hours a day throughout the country. Other rationing measures are to remain in place  including outages in other areas.\n \"I have ordered the electrical outages to be suspended  only in Caracas \" Chavez said on state television. \"Because this government has to be capable of recognizing mistakes made and fixing them in time.\"\n The rolling blackouts have been unpopular in a city already plagued by violent crime  traffic and trash-strewn streets  and opposition leaders accused Chavez on Thursday of backtracking to try to head off damage to his political support.\n But the president cited tactical errors instead  saying power was cut in the wrong sectors of the city in some cases.\n \"I think in one area they repeated the outage a few hours later \" he said. He added that some stoplights also went dark.\n \"Enough. I said if that's what is going on  there was an error there \" Chavez said.\n Chavez said he asked Electricity Minister Angel Rodriguez to resign and that \"he has taken it like a soldier.\"\n Chavez said he ordered the blackouts \"interrupted indefinitely\" in Caracas and told the city's state electric utility not to schedule any more until the process is reviewed. It was unclear when or if the government may attempt to restart the measures.\n Caracas Mayor Antonio Ledezma  a Chavez opponent  said the government was forced to call off rationing in the metropolitan area of about 6 million people because it was highly unpopular. He urged Venezuelans to join a protest later this month against faulty public services  water and electricity rationing and a currency devaluation expected to drive up already-soaring inflation.\n Chavez announced he was calling off the blackouts in Caracas just hours after he urged Venezuelans to accept the cutbacks and likened them to a national energy diet. He called a late-night talk show to announce the change shortly before some parts of Caracas were to begin four-hour outages at midnight.\n Chavez has fended off criticism that his government has failed to complete enough power upgrades to keep up with increasing demand  saying the drought is the primary culprit and that his government is acting to extend the Guri Dam's capacity to feed the electrical grid. Rains are expected to return at the end of the traditional dry season in May.",
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            "input": "NASA hopes to take advantage of the island’s erupting volcano — Mount Agung — to study the effects the belching beast has on Earth. They hope that by tracking  Mount Agung’s  eruption  they’ll be able to learn more about how chemicals released into the atmosphere might be used to fight climate change.\nAfter  Mount Agung  woke up and began erupting at the end of November  it has been consistently pouring steam and gas into the atmosphere. This is pretty typical though some volcanoes are so powerful they can cause what is known as a “volcanic winter” that stretches near and far after they erupt.\nFor researchers   Agung  could be their chance to figure out just how volcanoes affect the climate like Mount Tambora did.\nThe research into  Agung  began with a ten-hour flight away from  Agung   when a volcano in the Philippines erupted in a big way in 1991. Scientists had picked up the trend during a smaller scale eruption in 1982 of the El Chichon volcano in Mexico  but nothing quite like what they saw at Mount Pinatubo  in the Philippine  dubbed the biggest eruption of the 20th century.\n Mount Agung’s  eruptions bear similar trademarks to Pinatubo which is why NASA is hoping to send balloons into the air fitted with gadgets to measure the effects of the volcanic eruption on the Earth’s atmosphere. NASA hopes to study the effects for years to come.\nIf  Agung  was to blow again with a similar fury to Pinatubo’s 1963 eruption  it could pump enough sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere to have a significant cooling effect and temporarily damage the ozone layer.\nAlan Robock  a Rutgers University researcher who models the effects of eruptions and who has been involved in discussions about the rapid-response project told The Times that though it’s hard to predict  whether it’s Mount Agung or not  an eruption is inevitable.",
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            "input": "''' James said at poine point . \nJames had waded back into the fray over the weekend . \nINDEPENDENCE , Ohio -- LeBron James helped move the conversation forward Monday after the latest collision of sports and politics over the weekend . \nWhere Gilbert was right , and where James could meet him in using his voice instead of his knee and encouraging the same from his peers , is in taking steps toward those highly sought constructive conversations and positive resolutions . \n\"He does n't understand the power that he has , for being the leader of this beautiful country ,\" James said . \nMinutes later , though , James felt obliged to explain that kneeling during the national anthem is \"not about disrespect of the flag and our military and everybody who has made this world free . \nJames , the Cleveland Cavaliers ' star as well as the NBA 's top performer and perhaps its most polarizing figure , was in a good mood , engaged and willing to entertain questions about anything , from anyone , in the most notable exchange at the Cavs ' media day . \nJames was savvy enough at the start of what became a 40-minute Q&A session to request that reporters clump their questions together by topic -- and there were a good half dozen meaty ones hanging over him and his team after a tumultuous offseason -- rather than skip randomly back and forth . \nJames said he would lend his voice , his passion , his money and his resources to causes , particularly involving young people . \nHis foundation launched a school in his hometown of Akron for at-risk students , helping 1,300 students at a cost of nearly $ 45 million , James said Monday . \nThe Trump topic in particular ate up nearly half of his time on the platform , during which James shined a light and sharpened focus on an unwieldy issue that largely has been defined by and debated according to kneeling vs. standing , asserting one 's right to protest vs. respecting America and its flag , and most recently pushing back against or knuckling under to President Trump . \nWhere James veered into dicey territory was when he said : \"No matter whether you voted for him or not , you may have made a mistake and that 's OK , if you voted for him . \nJames was asked if he expected the NFL 's controversy over players ' sideline protests to draw attention to what they feel is racial discrimination in law enforcement , up to and including brutality involving lethal force , to trickle down to the NBA when the league 's 2017-18 regular season begins Oct. 17 . \nIt was n't as simple as second-guessing the 1984 Trail Blazers for drafting Sam Bowie over Michael Jordan , which James mentioned . \n\"I did n't name-call ,\" James said . \nThe state in which James was born , lives and works -- and the state in which the Cavaliers do business -- was carried by Trump in the 2016 election . \nThe current president took Ohio with 51 percent of the vote , compared to 43 who voted for Hillary Clinton , who had the benefit of James ' public endorsement . \nRight there , James nudged the whole issue a bit . \nJames at one point eloquently made a case for keeping politics out of sports . \nAsked how he would reconcile the idea of his neighbors , presumably many Cavaliers fans , voting that way , James doubled down .",
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            "input": "Music teacher Timothy King  is getting the band back together.\nA day after the Tribune reported the theft of 30 instruments from his elementary classroom in the Back of the Yards neighborhood   King  not only will have  his  classroom’s instruments fully replaced but will be able to build up Fulton Elementary’s music program better than before.\n“The kids were excited ”  King  said. “They were in just as much disbelief as I was at how quickly the amount was raised  and that was just the morning classes.”\n“It’s just good to know people are concerned about the arts despite the lack of funds  and not just in this community ”  King  said.\nWednesday was a whirlwind for the Fulton music teacher. His full day of teaching classes was made busier by endless phone calls with people offering money or replacement instruments from across the city  and even the suburbs. The story picked up steam on social media and attracted the attention of musicians Josh Groban and Jeff Tweedy  both of whom tweeted about the loss. Both are in contact with  King  to donate instruments or money to the classroom   King  said.\nPatrick Monaghan  former owner of Carrot Top Records in Chicago  on Tuesday solicited instrument donations for the school on Twitter. On Wednesday afternoon he delivered a couple of guitars  amplifiers and ukuleles to the school that  King  was able to share with the students the same day.\n“It was going around the school that it was in the news  but no one expected to actually receive instruments today ”  King  said.\nThe money raised won’t have to be used to replace the stolen instruments but will instead help  King  strengthen and expand the school’s music program. Little Kids Rock  the organization that provided Fulton Elementary with many of the original instruments in 2016  is providing King’s classroom with an entirely new set to fully replace what was stolen.\n“I’m just telling people anything you want to donate  whether it’s a physical instrument or it’s monetary  we’ll accept it ”  King  said. “Because it’s not just about replacing the instruments that were stolen; I want to add on to the program.”\nCrucial to expanding the music program at Fulton will be storage lockers   King  said  to prevent another theft from happening.  He  also wants to buy insurance for the new equipment. A quick glance at prices online showed  him  instrument cabinets will be expensive  but  King  insists they are “worth the investment.”\nThe outpouring of generosity and support was a lot to absorb for King  who barely had time to check the GoFundMe page during the day. When  he  finally did   he  found support from strangers and loved ones alike.\n“Yes  your goal has been met. For that  I am extremely grateful ” wrote Kimberly Branch-King   Timothy King’s  wife. “But as your wife  friend  and fellow educator  I am compelled to also donate because … I know the energy  love and time that goes into your lesson planning.”\n King  also received an offer for a different kind of support. Arturs Weible  a music teacher at Chopin Elementary School in Humboldt Park  has had help from the community funding his own music program. He’s now offering to have his orchestra students come perform at Fulton for King’s classes.",
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            "input": "Unfortunately for the driving force behind the soda tax imposed on Cook County   Illinois  Board president Toni Preckwinkle   the voters caught on  the industry sued (and were threatened over it)  and now county supervisors are to vote on repeal.\nSuddenly  when push is to come to shove   Preckwinkle  has dropped the health issue and admits that it's all about the money. Andy Grimm of the Chicago Sun-Times:\n[A] day ahead of making her budget address to a Board of Commissioners said to be lined up for a close vote on pulling back the county's penny-per-ounce tax on sodas and sweetened beverages   Preckwinkle  was not shy about saying what would happen without the estimated $200 million in tax revenue projected to come from the tax. \"(We will) make significant cuts to public health and public safety  because that's where 87 percent of our money goes \"  Preckwinkle  told reporters  following an unrelated press conference on criminal justice reform.\nThe tax narrowly passed last year with the president casting a tie-breaking vote. Furor over the tax  stoked in part by a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign by soda industry groups  reached a fever pitch this summer  when consumers around the county first saw the beverage tax tacked onto their grocery receipts.  Preckwinkle  reminded commissioners of the financial implications for the county if the tax is pulled back in a fiscal note sent out Friday  which said the county health system and public safety funds  which were slated to receive 75 percent of the new soda tax revenue. The lost revenue would require an 11-percent cut to those departments' budget  according to the memo.\n Preckwinkle  sweetened the deal by giving each commissioner control over $500 000 in gas tax revenue to spend on transportation projects in their districts.",
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            "input": "Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption  Katie Snooks  posted videos online of  her  skin's transformation with a new treatment\nLorde said some people simply assume  her  skin is unclean.\n\"'Do you wash your face?' It's like  yes  I wash my face  I'm just genetically cursed \"  she  said.\n The singer  added that  she  believes it can get better.",
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            "input": "Bernie Sanders makes 2016 push for drug-pricing measure U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders made a stop in Sacramento to make a final push for Proposition 61 on the West steps of the state Capitol on Monday , November 7 , 2016 . \nU.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders made a stop in Sacramento to make a final push for Proposition 61 on the West steps of the state Capitol on Monday , November 7 , 2016 . \nU.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders made a stop in Sacramento to make a final push for Proposition 61 on the West steps of the state Capitol on Monday , November 7 , 2016 .",
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            "input": "There’s a lot going on here at Yankees camp. There is  the Great Aaron Boone Experiment . Can  he  dive from the broadcast booth to managing even though  he  has never managed before?\nThere is  the Great Left Field Experiment .\n Boone  pretty much solidified Green’s bullpen future when  he  said after the game  “I think probably our preference is to eventually move  him  back [to the bullpen]  but we want to at least be in that position should something come up.”\nThe move back to the pen would be “pretty soon ”  Boone  said.\nGreen’s numbers were off the charts last season as  he  went 5-0 over 39 relief appearances in  his  first real season as a reliever. In 67 relief innings   he  posted a 1.61 ERA and struck out 100 batters. With two outs and runners in scoring position   he  held hitters to an .045 batting average.  He  still had enough left in the tank to throw 6 ¹/₃ innings against the Astros in the ALCS over three games and did not allow an earned run against that mighty Houston lineup while striking out seven.\nGreen  26  is working on a changeup as well to get weak contact. “I just need to throw it more ’’  he  said.\nGreen believes  he  could maintain the same kind of velocity as a starter as  he  does out of the bullpen.\n“Everybody is hoping to start  but I’m comfortable with whatever role ’’ Green said.  He  said the key is to be confident as a reliever.\nToo many players worry about tomorrow. Not Green.  He ’s not about to demand anything from the manager.\n“This will all play itself out ’’  he  said of the possibility of staying in the bullpen or going back to starter.  He  has a bounce-back arm that can fit any role. “I’ll find a way to get it done.’’",
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            "input": "Tanner Roark  will take the mound with the Nationals facing elimination in Game 4. (Jeff Roberson/AP)\nCHICAGO —  Tanner Roark  was born and raised in Wilmington  Ill.  which is southwest of Chicago  which means  he  grew up closer to Comiskey Park than to Wrigley Field. But geography didn’t impact baseball team allegiances in the  Roark  household.  He  grew up a die-hard Cubs fan like  his  mother and siblings  diverging from  his  father’s loyalty to the White Sox and the Cardinals.\n“Growing up  yeah  there was always some trash-talking in the house between us and my dad ”  Roark  said.\nOn Tuesday  barring rain   Roark  will find himself on the mound at Wrigley Field  the ballpark he visited countless times as a fan  to face the Cubs. It won’t be his first start there; he has four on his résumé and appeared in another game out of the bullpen. But none of the previous outings carried the same weight Tuesday’s will place on Roark’s right arm: Game 4 of the National League Division Series with his Nationals facing elimination.\n“It’s pretty surreal to pitch in Wrigley  and just the history that they have here and everything ”  Roark  said. “It’s very exciting  and I’m anxious to get out there.”\n Roark  hasn’t pitched since the Nationals’ regular season finale on Oct. 1  when  he  allowed two runs in an inning of relief against the Pirates  and  he  hasn’t started a game since Sept. 27.  He  lasted 4 2/3 innings that day  surrendering six runs on seven hits to the Phillies. But  Roark  was significantly better before the poor finish;  he  had posted a 3.39 ERA in 57 innings over  his  previous nine starts to rebound from an inconsistent four months after  his  stint with Team USA at the World Baseball Classic made for an unusual spring training.\n“ Tanner  didn’t have many innings coming out of spring training  and that kind of got  him  behind the eight-ball  so to speak  because you know   he  didn’t have the innings ” Nationals Manager Dusty Baker said. “ He  was with the WBC and  he  didn’t pitch very much. And so things get in your head when you’re used to getting guys out and all of a sudden you’re not getting them out. So it’s a new season now for Tanner  brand-new season  and this is what people are going to remember you by.”\n“ Tanner   you know  is a guy that you would like on your side if you’re in an alley and you’re in a fight  because you know  Tanner    he  has that warrior mentality ” Baker said. “ He  doesn’t make any excuses or alibis.  He  just goes out and pitches  and  this guy  has not had an easy road  you know  from the beginning to get here. We feel very comfortable with  Tanner  on the mound because you know  he ’s going to fight tooth and nail and do everything  he  can to win the ballgame for you.”\n Roark  recalled 300 people from Wilmington congregated in a section in right center field for  his  Wrigley Field debut in 2013.  He  doesn’t expect that again Tuesday.  He  hasn’t been hounded for tickets. Five relatives   his  wife  and their two children will be in attendance to watch  his  biggest game of  his  career.\n“They are good about getting their own tickets ”  Roark  said  laughing. “Which is very good on  me . It’s a lot less stress that I have to worry about.”",
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            "input": "BOSTON (AP)  — Gloria Steinem  has called President Donald Trump the \"harasser in chief\" on the opening night of a sold-out women's conference in Boston.\nThe feminist icon on Wednesday night addressed the wave of sexual harassment allegations against some of the nation's most powerful men.  She  said the actions were about power  not sex  and women are gaining their voices in a way that has never happened before.\nFILE - In this Oct. 7  2015 file photo  Meryl Streep appears at the premiere of the film \"Suffragette \" at the opening gala of the London film festival in London. Streep   Gloria Steinem   Viola Davis and others are headlining a sold-out women's conference in Boston.  Steinem   a feminist icon  and the Academy Award-winning actresses are scheduled to participate in the 13th annual Massachusetts Conference for Women. It opens Thursday  Dec. 7  2017  at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center against a backdrop of expanding allegations of sexual misconduct against prominent men in Hollywood  politics and the media. (Photo by Grant Pollard/Invision/AP  File)\nFILE - In this Sunday  Aug. 6  2017  file photo  Viola Davis attends the Disney ABC Television Critics Association 2017 Summer Press Tour at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills   Calif. Davis  Gloria Steinem   Meryl Streep  and others are headlining a sold-out women's conference in Boston.  Steinem   a feminist icon  and the Academy Award-winning actresses are scheduled to participate in the 13th annual Massachusetts Conference for Women. It opens Thursday  Dec. 7  2017  at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center against a backdrop of expanding allegations of sexual misconduct against prominent men in Hollywood  politics and the media. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP  File)",
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            "input": "Police shot Mudasir  accused of killing five-year-old Iman Fatima  in February 2017  saying he tried to escape.\nHowever  a BBC Newsnight investigation has uncovered allegations that  Iman 's real killer is still at large.\nDNA tests suggest  Iman  was killed by the same man suspected of murdering another child this month.\nUntil now  police and  Iman's  family thought  her  case had already been solved - but  her  family now believe the real killer is still on the run  while Mudasir was innocent.\n Iman Fatima  had been playing outside in the street with  her  five-year-old cousin Adeel.\nSitting next to his father  Adeel told the BBC  \"The kidnapper made me stand against the wall and took  Iman Fatima  away. He took  her  upstairs  put  her  in a sack and took  her  away.\"\nImage caption  Iman Fatima  with  her  mother\nAfter the discovery of  Iman Fatima 's body local residents began to protest against the perceived inaction by authorities. A month earlier in January 2017  another 5-year-old girl  Ayesha Asif had also been sexually assaulted and murdered.\nMudasir's family say he was taken into custody the same evening  Iman Fatima  was abducted and killed. They allege they then went with police to recover his body from a local hospital.\nSpeaking to the BBC   a relative of Iman Fatima  said police had called  him  into the police station to hear Mudasir confess to the killing.\nFollowing Mudasir's death in February 2017  another four young girls were attacked  including Zainab. Three of them died  one is still in hospital. Traces of the same DNA were found on their bodies as of  Iman Fatima .\n Iman Fatima's  father told the BBC  \"I'm so worried - the real killer is still roaming free  and an innocent man has been killed.\"",
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            "input": "Mazda’s North America CEO  Masamichi Kogai  told the automotive publication that the Japanese automaker is poised to get back on track with an all-new crossover exclusively built for the U.S.\n“We are actually going to introduce a totally new and different type of SUV ”  Kogai  told Automotive News.\nHoping to get back on its feet after suffering from a serious sales slump   Kogai  told Automotive News that the automaker expects to bounce back from a two-year decline by banking on the crossover craze sweeping the U.S.\n Kogai  said Mazda predicted four years ago  it  would be selling 400 000 vehicles by this time. So far  the Japanese automaker hasn’t even cracked 300 000 units.",
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            "input": "\"It's the same principle for when doctors advise moms not to overeat and gain too much weight during the pregnancy. The bottom line is a healthy weight gain gives pregnant moms an easier time during the birth as well as recovering after birth. \"\nBritish model Emma McVey  has been slammed in recent weeks by people criticizing  her  tiny baby bump.  She  is due in January with  her  first child.\nRecently  she  posted a photo of  herself  in a bikini to mark  her  sixth month.\nAccording to The Mirror   she  was flooded with nasty comments from people who said the picture was \"depressing\" and \"wrong in so many ways.\"\n\"How is  she  6 months pregnant I look like that after thinking about bread \" joked one commenter.\nStage hit back at the people who criticized  her  for working out late into  her  pregnancy.\n\"As I'm nearing #8months I've wanted to share what's been on my mind. Since I've announced my second pregnancy  I've had certain 'Instagram medical experts' tell me what I should and shouldn't do \"  she  wrote in the caption of a workout video  she  posted.\nStage kept up  her  workouts at a lower intensity throughout  her  pregnancy.",
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            "input": "It's not enough to tell people that if they see something  they should say something  as often  people do not know what to watch for and report   former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke  said Tuesday.\n\"There are a lot of people  350 million people in the United States  \" Clarke  told Fox News' \"Fox & Friends\" program  while commenting about the deadly Las Vegas concert shooting. \"They are not all known to law enforcement  so where I would start is doing a better job of engaging the public to help us out.\"\n Clarke  described Paddock Tuesday at the \"needle in the haystack reference that you hear in homeland security enterprise and environment  and at times like this  the call to report troubled people starts over.\n\"We don't tell people specifically  you know  what to do  what to look for \" said  Clarke . \"I have been in law enforcement for nearly 40 years. I'm suspicious about everything.\"\n Clarke  said  he  has no doubt that as the investigation unfolds  there will be details that are now obvious in hindsight.\n\"We [should] do a better job of engaging the public  say here are the sort of things you need to look for and an ongoing campaign to do that \" said  Clarke . \"We spent a lot of money to see something  say something campaign. I wonder what the results are.\"\nNews broke Monday that Paddock's father had been on the FBI's Most Wanted List back in the 1960s  and  Clarke  said it will take a behavioral scientist to unwrap the shooter and  his  motives.\n\"We saw it in Orlando \" said  Clarke . \"We saw it in San Bernardino. We saw it a Fort Hood. After a while you look and what you hear over and over again is like some of the people's closest neighbors and friends saying 'hey  he seemed like a normal guy to me.' Oftentimes not.\"\n Clarke  said  he  expects Paddock's girlfriend  Marilou Danley  who was out of the country at the time of the shooting  will shed some light on his motives.",
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            "input": "Profitable firms that close factories to outsource jobs should be taken under state judicial control  Aubry told activists.\n And on the environment she attacked Sarkozy's flagship plan for a domestic carbon tax  another hot-button issue  saying it would penalise poor families and that the state's priority should be investment in clean transport.\n But in her closing speech  Aubry batted away talk of working with the ModDem  saying she was determined to build a new rainbow alliance of the left  from the Greens to the Communist party.\n \"The left is our history  but it is our future too \" Aubry said.",
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            "input": "German President Christian Wulff said here Friday that Germany is willing to deepen cooperation with China in various fields and raise bilateral ties to a new height.\n Wulff made the remarks when meeting with Chinese State Councilor Ma Kai.\n Wulff said that in recent years  Germany-China relations have witnessed frequent exchanges of high-level visits  the deepening of mutual understanding between the two peoples and an increasing integration of bilateral interests.\n He added that both sides also share similar positions on issues like opposing protectionism and maintaining financial stability.\n Germany will always keep its door open to China and looks forward to promoting cooperation with China in all fields  Wulff said. He also spoke highly of China's great contributions to the world economic recovery.\n Stressing that China attaches great importance to its relations with Germany  Ma said that the strategic partnership forged by leaders of the two countries in July has offered a new framework for broadening bilateral cooperation from a strategic perspective.\n China is ready to make joint efforts with Germany to enrich the content of the strategic partnership and promote world peace and development  Ma added.\n Ma briefed the German minister on China's economic situation and its macro- control policies.",
            "output": [
                "Christian Wulff"
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            "input": "The gun control group founded by former Arizona Democratic Rep. Gabrielle Giffords  has raised more than $1.2 million in the week since a deadly mass shooting at a South Florida high school  The Daily Beast reported.\nMore than 450 000 people have also signed  the group 's \"vote courage\" pledge  which encourages electoral activism around the issue of gun control  the Daily Beast reported.\n The group  has already announced this week  it  was financing a six-figure ad buy targeting Florida GOP Gov. Rick Scott's record on gun safety issues  the news outlet reported.\n Giffords  who was critically injured in a mass shooting in 2011   has become a leading advocate for tighter firearms restrictions.",
            "output": [
                "Gabrielle Giffords"
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            "input": "Laura Moser  a candidate in a Democratic congressional primary in Texas . (Michael Stravato for The Washington Post)\nThe Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is taking fire from the left after months of relative peace  thanks to a document put online the night of Feb. 22 — a collection of opposition research on  Laura Moser   a progressive candidate in Texas’s competitive 7th Congressional District.\nAs  Moser  was attending a campaign event  the DCCC posted a short but brutal collection of hits on  Moser  that would be likely used against  her  if  she  won the Democratic nomination. The 7th District is one of 23 where Hillary Clinton outpolled Donald Trump in 2016  while voters sent a Republican congressman to Washington.\n“Democratic voters need to hear that  Laura Moser  is not going to change Washington ” the committee wrote. “ She  is a Washington insider  who begrudgingly moved to Houston to run for Congress.”\n Moser  responded later Thursday night  saying in a statement that the DCCC’s tactics represented “why people hate politics” and hurt the effort to take Congress back from Republicans.\n“We’re used to tough talk here in Texas  but it’s disappointing to hear it from Washington operatives ”  she  said.\n Moser  did relocate to  her  native Houston last year and began running for Congress  with  her  move back home — after launching Daily Action  a campaign tool for progressives frustrated by Trump — as part of the story. The DCCC  which has seen plenty of candidates brought down by residence issues  came to view  her  as unelectable.\n“Voters in Houston have organized for over a year to hold [Republican Rep. John Abney] Culberson accountable and win this Clinton district ” said DCCC communications director Meredith Kelly. “Unfortunately   Laura Moser’s  outright disgust for life in Texas disqualifies  her  as a general election candidate and would rob voters of their opportunity to flip Texas’s 7th in November.”\nThe DCCC’s memo hit  Moser  for paying Revolution Messaging  the firm where  her  husband  Arun Chaudhary  had worked since 2012  to produce  her  TV ads. But its main attack lines were backed up by an article  Moser  wrote for Washingtonian in 2014  where  she  joked that  she ’d “sooner have my teeth pulled out without anesthesia” than move to  her  grandparents’ home in Paris  Tex. Paris is a small city more than 300 miles from the 7th District; the DCCC warned that voters would not process the nuance.\nBoth  Moser ’s campaign and the DCCC saw  her  in a strong position to win one of two runoff slots in the March 6 Democratic primary. With early voting underway  and Democratic turnout in Houston’s Harris County undergoing a historic surge  the DCCC pounced.\nBut the way it did so  advertising what Republicans might use to beat  Moser   sparked outrage across the left. At Daily Kos  a popular group blog that crowdfunds for Democratic candidates  a diarist wondered whether the move against  Moser  “may have something to do with the candidate selection role the Blue Dog Coalition is playing at the DCCC.” The People for Bernie Sanders  a progressive group organized to support the Vermont senator’s 2016 presidential campaign  called “for the DCCC board to investigate how the decision was reached and publish the findings publicly.” There was an additional factor: Revolution Messaging had worked for Sanders  and Chaudhary had worked as the campaign’s photographer.\n Moser  is not the only progressive candidate in the district primary  and several of  her  rivals back universal Medicare  which has become a litmus test on the left. But  her  race has attracted national attention as an example of progressive candidates bristling as well-established Democratic organizations backed their rivals. On Thursday morning  the Intercept  which has been publishing articles on how the DCCC works  highlighted  Moser ’s race and the involvement of Emily’s List with party donor Lizzie Pannill Fletcher.",
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            "input": "Greta Gerwig  directed the Golden Globe-winning film  'Lady Bird.' (Photo: Paul Drinkwater  NBC)\n BEVERLY HILLS — Director Greta Gerwig   fresh off a Golden Globe victory for  her  film  Lady Bird  didn't have anything definitive to say about  her  work with controversial director Woody Allen.\n Gerwig   who acted in Allen's 2012 film  To Rome with Love  was asked if  she  regretted having worked with Allen in light of heightened concerns in Hollywood and elsewhere over sexual harassment and abuse. Allen's adopted daughter  Dylan  has accused him of sexually assaulting her when she was a child.\nBut  Gerwig  avoided the question on Sunday night.\n\"It's something I have thought deeply about and care deeply about. And I haven't had an opportunity to come down on one side or  the other \" Gerwig  said  speaking to reporters with the film's star  Saoirse Ronan.\n\"I've definitely taken it to heart \"  she  said before shifting back to  her  own directorial work. \"But my job is to occupy the position of writer and director and be that person and to tell these stories.\"",
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            "input": "If you wondered just how insane the NFL season would get  fans were treated to a video over the weekend that reportedly featured  former Dolphins offensive line coach Christopher Foerster  snorting what seemed to be cocaine while  he  whispered sweet somethings to a Las Vegas model who would later post that very video to  her  social media feed.\nThe reason  she  did such a thing was  in part  the ongoing national anthem controversy that continues to polarize a country.\n Foerster  took full responsibility for the video and has since resigned from  his  post with the Dolphins.\n He  states  via The Sun-Sentinel: “I am resigning from my position with the Miami Dolphins and accept full responsibility for my actions. I want to apologize to the organization and my sole focus is on getting the help that I need with the support of my family and medical professions.”",
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            "input": "Former Trump campaign aide  Rick Gates  has hired a top white-collar attorney to  his  defense team  CNN reported Tuesday.\n Gates  who pleaded not guilty in October to charges stemming from Russia special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation   has hired Thomas Green  senior counsel with  the Sidley Austin law firm in Washington .\n Gates  is facing eight charges of money laundering — from allegedly transferring more than $3 million from offshore accounts — and of failing to register for foreign lobbying and other business.\nPaul Manafort  who was President Donald Trump's campaign manager and  Gates'  longtime business partner  pleaded not guilty to nine counts  including allegedly laundering over $18 million to buy properties and services  in the same case as  Gates .",
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            "input": "Gonzo street artist Sabo  has once again targeted Hollywood for their hypocrisy and dangerous ignorance.\nIn the past  Sabo  has called out Meryl Streep for her collusion in keeping Harvey Weinstein’s scandalous reputation a secret.  He ’s also targeted the Grammys and their attending artists for supporting the cause-du-jour #MeToo while simultaneously over-sexualizing women and promoting women as sexual objects.\nWith the Oscars just around the corner   Sabo  has struck again. Our friends over at An Open Secret – an incredible documentary about the horrific pedophiliac culture being covered up in Hollywood – shared some pictures of the billboards that have been put up in Hollywood.\nGreat Hollywood billboards by  Sabo   just in time for the Oscars. pic.twitter.com/ZYMnANivDF — An Open Secret (@AnOpenSecret) February 28  2018",
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            "input": "A letter from  Ramsey Orta  dated Oct. 16 says  he  was roughed up by correction officers at Franklin Correctional Facility that day and taken into isolation.  He  said a nurse was uninterested in taking a report of the abuse.\n“I fear for my life in this facility and can’t take the ongoing abuse anymore  please help me!”  Orta  wrote in the letter shared with the Daily News by  his  lawyer.\n Ramsey Orta   who filmed Garner video  files suit against NYPD\nOrta  26  pleaded guilty in Staten Island court to drugs and weapons charges last year  resulting in a four-year sentence. Authorities said they caught him selling crack  heroin  oxycodone and marijuana in the Staten Island park across from where Garner died.  Orta  was busted with a gun in a separate incident.\n Ramsey Orta  says  he  fears for  his  life in prison over correction officers' \"ongoing abuse.\" (Alec Tabak/for New York Daily News)\n Orta  said in  his  letter from prison that five to seven correction officers were involved in moving  him  to solitary. One of them “shoved my face into the wall very hard and started to pull my hair from behind and began to slap me on the right side of my face a few times ”  he  wrote.\nDuring a pat-down   he  said  the same correction officer “grabbed and pulled”  his  genitals twice.  Orta  says  he  was then slapped again.\nRamsey Orta  who filmed Eric Garner death  sentenced to 4 years\n Orta  was thrown in solitary for a “tier 3” infraction typically linked to contraband or fighting  Plasse said.  Orta  hopes to be out of solitary by Thanksgiving.\nA notice of claim filed by Plasse says  Orta  was duped in December into trusting an inmate at Fishkill. The inmate lured  Orta  into an ambush where he was slashed  the legal papers say.\nThe attorney said he is still preparing a lawsuit over the incident to be filed in the Court of Claims. The notice says  Orta  will seek $10 million for the slashing.\n Orta  has at least five ongoing lawsuits against the city stemming from  his  frequent run-ins with the law — most while participating in protests.\nHis most recent suit  filed last month  says he was wrongfully arrested at an anti-police-brutality demonstration in September 2016. The lawsuit notes that  Orta  is the only person at the scene of Garner’s death who has gone to prison.",
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            "input": "The first time I saw Titanic  my father left the theater in the middle of the movie to get a haircut. I didn’t notice he was gone. I wasn’t conscious of any reality but Titanic  even though I already knew exactly what was going to happen. One of my friends had briefed me on what to expect:  Jack  and Rose fall in love  the ship sinks  and  Jack  finds a piece of wreckage floating in the sea and helps Rose clamber onto it  saving her from the freezing death that claims him before the lifeboats return for survivors. But it wasn’t fair  my friend explained: It was obvious to her that there was room for them both. It didn’t matter that I knew exactly what was coming. I couldn’t think about anything else while the movie played. And even when the lights came up and I realized my father was missing  his absence didn’t seem to matter much. I was 9  but I already understood he had a habit of wandering off when he got bored. I was even used to it. What was new was this feeling: that I had to get back to Titanic as soon as possible. The credits were barely rolling as I began to strategize my next viewing. I knew that the movie had completely devastated me  and I knew that all I wanted was to be devastated again. But why? Viewers — many of them adolescent and preadolescent girls like me — would go back to Titanic over and over again while it was in theaters. It was the No. 1 movie in the US for 15 consecutive weeks  a feat that has yet to be surpassed  and likely never will be. Well before it was released  James Cameron’s passion project became notorious as the most expensive movie ever made  with a final budget of $200 million. Then it became the first movie in history to earn $1 billion at the box office. And it achieved this success despite months of advance press claiming that the movie was all but doomed; despite the widespread belief that James Cameron  who previously helmed the Alien and Terminator franchises  had no business trying to tell a story about love; and despite the fact that Titanic  in a way that is now all too easy to forget  is an immensely difficult movie to watch. When Titanic was released on video in September 1998  its 3 hours and 14 minutes had to be split across two VHS tapes. The same studio heads who were convinced Titanic could only recoup its budget at best (success was almost mathematically impossible) had seen its gargantuan runtime as just one of its many liabilities. Critics also pointed to its ungainly length as proof of its failure to play by the rules: It was a “bloated leviathan ” a “behemoth ” and a tiresome epic that  according to the Washington Post’s Desson Howe  left viewers “thinking the unpardonable thought: ‘OK  sink already.’” Titanic’s length was also bad news for movie theaters  since it meant they had to schedule fewer showings — and sell fewer tickets — than they could with a normal movie. After screening Titanic for a test audience in Minneapolis  however  executives at Paramount and Fox  which had jointly financed the production  began wondering if  Cameron ’s folly might not be a disaster of Waterworld proportions. The audience laughed and cheered and gasped at all the right moments  and gave the movie and its characters astoundingly high ratings on the survey cards they filled out after the showing. “It went well ” a Fox executive said cagily. “Not great  but well.” When all was said and done  Titanic had cost a little over $1 million per minute of screentime  and it was sometimes hard for studio executives to look at the movie  Cameron  described as a way to honor the disaster’s victims without wondering just how much this history lesson would end up costing them.  Cameron  had been dreaming of Titanic since Robert Ballard located the ship’s remains in 1985 (“I’ll be goddamned!” Ballard exclaimed as Titanic loomed into view  a line  Cameron  later borrowed for  his  own characters). After watching National Geographic’s special on Ballard in 1987   Cameron  made a few notes: “Do story with bookends of present-day [wreckage] scene...intercut with memory of a survivor...needs a mystery or driving plot element.”\n Cameron  had always loved diving and deep-sea exploration  and The Abyss   his  third film as director and sole writer  had been a love letter to both. But that was fantasy; Titanic was real. And when  Cameron  first decided to pursue the project  the prospect of going to the wreck of Titanic might have been incentive enough to pitch the movie. When  he  first met with 20th Century Fox Chairman Peter Chernin to discuss Titanic  in the spring of 1995   he  asked for $2 million to fund a deep-sea expedition. It was an amazing sum of money to the Russian scientists and submersible pilots who took  Cameron  to the wreck. It was nothing compared to Titanic’s final price tag. When Titanic opened in theaters across the US  on the weekend of Dec. 19  1997  it became the No. 1 movie in America by the skin of its teeth  edging out the latest James Bond movie  Tomorrow Never Dies  by a margin of $3.5 million. But to the executives who had nervously overseen Titanic’s production — and watched its budget nearly double  from $110 to $200 million — this wasn’t particularly encouraging news. For Titanic to earn a profit  executives calculated  it would have to attract viewers in utterly unprecedented numbers: Even if it sold more tickets than Dances With Wolves  the most profitable three-hour-long movie ever released  Fox would still be $70 million in the red. And to be a success? It would have to somehow repeat its $28 million opening-weekend ticket sales — and stay the No. 1 movie in America — for weeks and weeks in a row  in a way no movie had in nearly a decade. It would have to be more than just a movie. It would have to become a cultural obsession. And it did.  Cameron  had once — optimistically  as the final budget reflected — called Titanic \"a $190 million chick flick.\" By Jan. 31  1998  20th Century Fox estimated that 7% of all American teenage girls had seen the movie twice. They weren’t the only ones going back to see Titanic a second time  and perhaps a third  though they did receive the most press. In 1997  the average return viewer rate for a theatrically released movie was 2%. Meanwhile  Titanic’s was 20%. In February 1998  a survey found that 76% of Titanic's repeat viewers still planned to see it again. It made more money — $32 million — during its 11th weekend in theaters than it did during its first. (It helped that this weekend also happened to fall on Valentine’s Day.) Theaters that previously worried about losing money on a movie they could screen only two or three times a day started squeezing in showings as early as 8 a.m. and as late as midnight  letting out satisfied viewers at 3:30 in the morning. Adults  people with families  responsibilities  and jobs  flocked to see Titanic. Because for a little while — for 3 hours and 14 minutes  to be precise — the rest of their lives disappeared. Titanic gave people a way to make the rest of their lives disappear  and so they kept coming back  and finding that the world  James Cameron  had created for them still felt just as real as it had the first time. What made Titanic not just a movie  but a destination? And what did it take to will such a world into solid reality?\n“It is the night before shooting starts ” Kate Winslet wrote in her diary on Sept. 15  1996  “and here I am  all pin-curled up and hungry  ready to go. Thinking about Rose. She was so young. I need to think about her childhood  her youth  and find my way through the 17 years of her life. I'll never sleep tonight.” The next morning  Winslet added: “No sleep. This is it… My life is not my own and probably never will be — and that's Rose talking.” During Titanic’s seven months of production  the line between Kate and Rose would sometimes blur — but it had been that way from the beginning. After she auditioned for the part  and  Cameron  left her waiting as  he  deliberated casting  Winslet tracked  him  down on  his  car phone  reaching  him  when  he  was on the freeway. “You don’t understand ” she told  him . “I am Rose.” And she was. Kate Winslet was 20 when she began filming Titanic  and spent her 21st birthday shooting  Jack ’s death scene. “We were lying there on the raft  sort of shivering together ” she told Rosie O’Donnell while promoting the movie  “and I said ‘Leo  it’s my birthday today.’ And he said  ‘That’s great  sweetie. You know what? I don’t care.’” DiCaprio himself turned 22 while Titanic was in production. In the same Rosie appearance  Winslet said she and Leo had been “the naughty children on the set ” and remembered how  while filming the scenes where  Jack  and Rose waited for the lifeboats to return after the ship’s sinking  “Leo would sometimes say to me  ‘Sweetie  sweetie  I gotta pee.’ “I’d go  ‘So have I.’” They would pee in shifts  taking turns swimming over to another part of the tank — which was about the most romantic gesture anyone could get either of them to recall from Titanic’s set  though people tried. “He doesn’t think that he’s gorgeous ” Kate Winslet told Vanity Fair  around the time Leomania became a bona fide pandemic. “And to me  he’s just smelly  farty Leo.” When she wasn’t called on to talk about his sex appeal  Winslet sang DiCaprio’s praises as an artist. “He’s gifted from God  as far as I’m concerned ” she told O’Donnell. In another interview  she mused  “Leo is such a brilliant actor. And he doesn’t know it. He really doesn’t know it.”\nHe had started his career with commercials for Kraft cheese (“Hands off  the Free Singles are for Daddy!” “Aw  but Mom!”)  Matchbox cars  Bubble Yum (“Only Yum is the fun that never blows out!”)  and Fred Meyer fashions (“You wanna dance?” a girl asks him. “I like your sweater”). He won his first TV roles — after being kicked off the set of Romper Room  at 3 years old — in The New Lassie and Parenthood. He was good at playing junior-high heartthrobs and squeaky-clean sons  but the more he got cast in those parts  the less interested in them he seemed to be. By the time he was cast as Jack Dawson  Leonardo DiCaprio had already been nominated for a best supporting actor Academy Award for his role as the title character’s developmentally disabled younger brother  Arnie  in What’s Eating Gilbert Grape. Initially  director Lasse Hallström had believed DiCaprio was too handsome for the role — a judgment born out by the fact that fan mail for him was already streaming onto the set of Growing Pains. “When I was doing Growing Pains I had quite a teen following ” DiCaprio said in a 1993 interview. “For a while  I was third in fan mail or something like that. To tell you the truth  I don't like that. Being the hunk-of-the-month annoys me. ... I don't care about being a star. Anybody can be a star with a little makeup and a music video. I'm concerned about being an actor.”  James Cameron  knew  he  wanted DiCaprio to be  his  Jack Dawson  but DiCaprio didn’t want to be  his   Jack . When DiCaprio auditioned for the role   Cameron  later remembered   he  first refused to read a scene with Kate Winslet  then “read it once  [and started] goofing around.” After that   Cameron  said  “I could never get  him  to focus on it again. But for one split second  a shaft of light came down from the heavens and lit up the forest.” DiCaprio had never played a character like  Jack  before: one who forced  him  to be  so relentlessly  in the light. Instead   he  had spent  his  early career playing roles like the heroin-addicted Jim Carroll in 1995’s The Basketball Diaries  and Arthur Rimbaud (“young  gorgeous  and deranged”) in Total Eclipse. “How do you do that?” DiCaprio said of  his  role in Titanic  even after filming had ended. “I was asking Jim  ‘Can’t we add some dark things to  his  character?’ And  he  was like  ‘No  Leo  you can’t.’”\n“I just wasn't used to playing an openhearted  free-spirited guy ” DiCaprio told the Los Angeles Times shortly after the Titanic premiere. “I've played the more tortured roles in the past. It was difficult to be someone closer to 'me' than anyone else.” “His character doesn’t go through torment ”  Cameron  later said of the role  “and Leo previously  and subsequently in his career  was always looking for that dark cloud. ... [It was] only when I convinced him [this] was actually the harder thing to do that he got excited.” Titanic represented a new challenge for  James Cameron   too. It wasn’t his first romantic movie (try listening to the love theme from The Terminator sometime)  but it was the first movie he had ever made where a love story served as the primary dramatic engine. When he pitched Titanic to Fox Chairman Peter Chernin in 1995  Cameron — who had cracked into the big leagues after making 1984’s The Terminator  and had seen his sequel  Terminator 2: Judgment Day  become the highest-grossing movie of 1991 — found himself in the odd position of trying to sell studio executives on exactly the kind of movie they didn’t think he could make. \"They were like  'Oooooohkaaaaaay ’\" he later told Paula Parisi  author of Titanic and the Making of  James Cameron . “‘A three-hour romantic epic? Sure  that's just what we want. Is there a little bit of Terminator in that? Any Harrier jets  shoot-outs  or car chases?' I said  'No  no  no. It's not like that.'\" Yet  James Cameron  was  in a sense  a natural choice for the helm of a romantic epic:  He  knew how to translate love into action. From the beginning   his  heroes and heroines had been made powerful by their ability to love  and by love’s ability to instill in them greater strength than any opponent could hope to defeat. The Terminator ends with Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) speaking gently to her unborn son as she drives into a mounting storm; in Aliens  Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) balances a little girl on one hip and a flamethrower on the other; and in Judgment Day  the Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger)  programmed to protect the adolescent John Connor  tells John “I know now why you cry” as he destroys himself to save the future of humanity. “Building Better Worlds” is the space conglomerate slogan on display in James Cameron’s Aliens  but it could just as easily apply to the worlds  Cameron  builds in  his  movies — or rather  the worlds  he  allows to come into being  by stripping away the rules as they have always previously applied. In The Terminator  Terminator 2  and Aliens  this idea seems to go hand in hand with getting rid of men — and Titanic follows this example. Even if men aren’t actively oppressing women  Cameron’s movies suggest  they still have a way of holding women back from doing what they need to. Even if all you want is to save John Connor  you’re still a product of Skynet. The best protection you can offer the world is to leave it.\nBefore filming even began   Cameron  knew  his  $110 million budget projection was only an educated guess. To begin with  Fox would have to build a brand-new studio from the ground up  something neither it nor any other major movie company had done since the 1930s. No one knew how much it cost to do that kind of thing anymore — to say nothing of the price tag for conjuring the past with computer-generated effects so brand-new that their final cost was also impossible to estimate. But if anyone could make Titanic work  Fox executives felt  it was  James Cameron . He had made Terminator 2  from script to premiere  in 13 months: He shot the movie six days a week  and on the seventh day  he edited. (Crew members somehow found enough time away from their grueling production schedule to make shirts reading “You can’t scare me  I work for  James Cameron .”) He liked to say he had won his first directing gig — for Piranha II: The Spawning  the sequel to a Jaws knockoff — because he convinced producers he could make mealworms writhe on command. (He had called “Action!” and then electrified them with an AC current.) He had a reputation as a miracle worker  and he encouraged it. How else could you convince a roomful of businessmen to give you the money you needed to project your dreams and nightmares directly into the American mind? The question was just how much this dream was going to cost.  Cameron  asked for $125 million to make Titanic. Fox Chairman Peter Chernin balked  and told  Cameron   he  could make the movie  he  had first pitched as “Romeo and Juliet on a boat” if  he  could have it ready for a July 1997 release  and keep the budget to $110 million.  Cameron   perhaps believing this might really be possible at the time — and perhaps also figuring it was better to beg for forgiveness than to ask for permission — said  he  could do it  offering to forfeit $4 million of  his  own salary to squeeze under the line. Almost as soon as Titanic went into production  it began to go over budget. In 1996  shooting a typical action blockbuster — a Batman Forever or a Tomorrow Never Dies — cost an average of $100 000 to $150 000 a day. Titanic averaged between $225 000 and $300 000 — and this was after construction ended on the brand-new 40-acre movie studio  Cameron  needed to film it.  He  had considered locations all over the world  and ultimately decided on a spot 15 miles south of the border  in Rosarito  Mexico. Workers needed 10 000 tons of dynamite to blast a hole in the coastline big enough for the 17-million-gallon open-air tank — the largest ever built — that  Cameron  needed to hold  his  ship. And in a detail that becomes noteworthy when the movie in question is so concerned with the politics and hierarchies of labor — and Titanic never for a moment lets you forget that the captain’s pleasure in his “unsinkable” ship is powered by the sweat of the stokers in the hold  — Cameron  shot Titanic in Mexico in part to keep labor costs down. (“This is NAFTA at work!” Fox’s Tom Sherak told journalists who visited the set.)\nLess than halfway through its seven-month shooting schedule  the movie had gobbled up nearly three-quarters of its budget  and showed no signs of slowing down — and  Cameron  seemed unwilling to make it slow down. So  Paula Parisi writes in Titanic and the Making of  James Cameron   the studio did its best to persuade  him . One night in the fall of 1996  20th Century Fox President Bill Mechanic visited  Cameron  onset during his 2 a.m. lunch hour  a schedule necessitated by the movie’s endless night shoots. “From a financial standpoint ” Mechanic told him  “this film is wildly out of control. Nothing is going to change that. All we can do now is contain it. So here are some scenes we’d like you to cut from the shooting schedule.”  Cameron  studied the list of scenes  and immediately refused to cut any of them. “If you want to cut my film ”  James Cameron  told the president of Fox  “you’ll have to fire me  and to fire me you’ll have to kill me.” Then he stormed off set. The scenes stayed in the picture. Mechanic had little choice but to relent: No other director could manage all the moving parts Titanic required. When  Cameron  asked Peter Chernin to fund  his  submersible expedition to Titanic   he  wanted not just to see the wreck himself  but to film it in a way that would allow viewers to feel they were there with  him . Doing so would also allow  him  to do Bob Ballard one better: Ballard may have found the ship  but  he  had only been able to capture video of it with  his  underwater remote operating vehicle  Jason. (Ballard had also initially wished to keep Titanic’s location secret.)  Cameron  might not be shooting Titanic first  but  he  was going to do it right.  His  engineer brother  Mike — the only Cameron boy who finished college — developed a titanium-encased film camera capable of independently withstanding the pressure of the ocean floor  and of capturing images of Titanic as it had never been seen before. Each dive would cost $25 000  and could record only 10 minutes of film. Some of the footage  Cameron  brought back from Titanic appears in the movie. Some is recreated. But what  Cameron  also seems to have brought back from those dives was a new sense of humility about the task before  him . After  his  second trip to Titanic   Cameron  told Paula Parisi  “I just sat there  and I just started to cry  thinking about the dive and everything I’d seen and experienced.” Later   he  wrote in James Cameron’s Titanic: “That night I realized that my project  my film  was doomed to failure if it could not convey the emotion of that night rather than the fact of it.” More and more  it seemed to  him  that  he  could only let viewers experience Titanic’s sinking by letting them fully experience the ship itself — and  he  could only do that by recreating it.\n“I wanted to be able to say to an audience  without the slightest pang of guilt: This is real ”  Cameron  wrote of Titanic. “This is what happened. Exactly like this. If you went back in a time machine and stood on the deck  this is what you would have seen… Second Officer Lightoller would be over there … and Wallace Hartley would be leading the band in a lively waltz just there  a few yards away … [and] slaloming between these immovable pylons of historical fact are  Jack  and Rose.” In this way   Cameron  wrote  “The film comes full circle  from being a film about Titanic  to being a love story that happens merely to be set on Titanic  back to being about the emotional truth of Titanic after all. By feeling the fear  the loss  the heartbreak of  Jack  and Rose  we finally can feel for the 1 500.” After seeing Titanic for the first time  Harry Knowles compared the experience to traveling to the past through self-willed hypnosis  like the hero of Somewhere in Time. Titanic experts who visited Cameron’s set had the same experience in the flesh.  Cameron ’s devotion to history was exacting  and at times excruciating: Every possible detail  from the davits used to lower the lifeboats to the carpet in the first-class dining saloon (recreated  all 18 000 square feet of it  by the same company that had manufactured the original)  was identical to what Titanic’s passengers would have seen. When the furniture being artificially aged for a scene recreating the wreck didn’t look quite right to  Cameron    he  spent a day and a half working on the props himself. ( He  was supposed to be finishing the screenplay at the time.) “ Cameron  wanted real wallpaper and things like that \" the movie’s head of physical production  Fred Gallo  recalled. \"I said  'Why don't you build the sets and have them paint on the wallpaper? No one will ever know.'” But  Cameron  would. Thousands of props  from ashtrays to teacups to forks  had to be stamped with the White Star Line emblem  even if it was impossible for viewers to see. The costumes alone cost $8.4 million. The chandeliers couldn’t be Lucite   Cameron  decided  because then they wouldn’t chime ominously as the ship began to tilt; they would have to be crystal  just as they had been in 1912. “There should be a little brass sign right here that says ‘Push ’”  Cameron  said apologetically to Ken Marschall  as he led the Titanic expert through a doorway on D deck during a set visit. “It was one delight after another ” Marschall said of his time on Titanic. But he didn’t have to work there.\n\"You don't just join one of his films \" editor Mark Goldblatt said of  James Cameron . “You sign on for a tour of duty.\" On Titanic  two-thirds of the shoot had to be done at night  and even the cast sometimes worked 20-hour days. “Nothing could have prepared me for it ” Kate Winslet later said. Night after night  as Titanic sank again and again  she and Leonardo DiCaprio had to struggle through water pumped in straight from the ocean. “I bet people will think it's heated ” she wrote in her diary  “but it isn't.” The crew watched actors vigilantly for signs of hypothermia. (Later  they would begin heating the water  even though Winslet had believed the cold would make her performance more authentic). \"I chipped a small bone in my elbow  and at one point I had deep bruises all over my arms \" Kate Winslet told the Los Angeles Times once Titanic’s arduous shoot was over. \"I looked like a battered wife.\" Filming underwater close-ups  where Winslet had to be weighted in a tank while completely submerged  terrified her.  Cameron   she wrote  “wouldn't have made me do that if I didn't say  ‘No  I'm okay.’\" But even though it was a highly supervised set  with safety divers everywhere  she sometimes felt like she was drowning. “Take after take ” Winslet wrote in her diary  “I reminded myself that I wanted to be part of this. I will not admit defeat.”\nNo one would. Titanic’s budget continued to swell as  Cameron  continued to fall behind schedule  and its release date was pushed back from July to December. Fox shunted Speed 2 — which some executives had higher hopes for  anyway — into the summer release slot Titanic was meant to fill. It flopped  and Titanic plunged ahead  its budget once rising by $20 million in the space of two chaotic weeks. “I cannot think of one crew member who didn't say  'I've had it ’” first assistant director Sebastián Silva said. “But no one walked.\" As far as  Cameron ’s temper went  Kate Winslet said  “the actors got off lightly. I think Jim knew he couldn't shout at us the way he did to his crew because our performances would be no good.” “Any idiot could figure this out!” This  Paula Parisi wrote  was a standard  Cameron  response to crew members who couldn’t make his vision a reality fast enough. He raged at workers and he raged at executives and he seemed sometimes to want  more than anything  to simply be able to do every single job on Titanic himself. When the ice arrived  in hundred-pound blocks   Cameron  picked up an ax and started chopping  preparing it for the scene where it was to splinter off the iceberg and fall onto the deck. “Getting over their initial disbelief ” Paula Parisi wrote  “the crew followed suit. ... Giving up his ax   Cameron  stepped back and watched for thirty seconds  then  he  just couldn’t stand it anymore.  He  pushed a puny guy aside  taking  his  ax. It was just too much fun.”  Cameron   Parisi wrote  was “showing that he knew full well the film was going to be hard work  but no one would work harder than he would.” Maybe. But Titanic  Parisi also observed  “was a factory ” and it had only one product:  Cameron ’s dream. Cameron’s recreation of the ship itself contained 300 tons of steel  bolted together  at a breakneck pace  by 30 laborers. The wardrobe department needed 8 000 separate articles of clothing to dress the extras for the Southampton scene alone. Every time  Cameron  sank the first-class dining saloon  and raised it again for another take  crew members spent the next workday drying carpets  righting furniture  collecting 1 800 pieces of flatware off the floor  and recreating Titanic all over again. Titanic had one boss and hundreds of workers  and though it amassed superlative after superlative in terms of monetary costs well over a year before it even reached theaters  its cost in terms of human labor may be yet more staggering. What does it feel like to surrender seven months of your life  for nearly every waking hour of the day  to one man’s vision? What does it do to you? What makes you stay?\nFor the laborers and extras hired in Rosarito  it probably had something to do with the pay; for the crew  it probably had something to do with the prestige; for the cast  it probably had something to do with the exposure. But among the cast and crew members who described not just the tortuous process of making Titanic but their own dedication to the film  a shared conviction is always present: They were doing something real  and they could feel it. “One thing that’s very important to me in life ” Kate Winslet said while Titanic was in production  “is [that] through having a relationship with somebody and loving that person and being allowed to feel the whole emotion of love despite all of the risks  you can find out who you are. And when Rose meets  Jack  she cuts through all of the class and money nonsense and connects with something real and alive and passionate in  his  soul. And when I read the script I was in floods of tears  because it takes you to the point where you would do anything — absolutely anything — to stop that ship from sinking.” If Titanic felt real — if it was real — then perhaps this painfully conjured time travel was the only way to make  Jack  and Rose  and the love between them  become real as well.  James Cameron  spent the summer of 1997 in an at-home editing room darkened by blackout curtains  faceting the dream  he  had now poured years of  his  life into. In late July   he  took a day off to marry Linda Hamilton   his  girlfriend of seven years  in a backyard ceremony. The next day   he  went back to  his  editing suite  and back to Titanic. “Taped to  his  editing machine ” Entertainment Weekly reported in November 1997  “is a suicide device — a razor blade with the simple instruction ‘Use only if film sucks.’”\nOn TitanicShack — one of the many websites and forums that sprang up after the movie’s release as outlets for people confronted by the grim fact that they couldn’t spend every single day in the theater  watching Titanic again and again — fans wondered why the movie had such a hold on them. Some felt as mystified as the movie’s harshest critics did about just why they couldn’t stop themselves from returning to Titanic: I've seen this movie 13 times (and yes  I must go back  if only because 13's unlucky! :-) Why do I  a thirty-something  sane woman keep going back? Because I love this movie — everything about it — and I know they'll letterbox it when it comes out on video and it just WON'T be the same on my tiny 19-inch tv screen. Someone told me a story about a woman in the States who was kicked out of the theatre for reciting every line with the movie. She had ticket stubs to prove she had seen it 84 times!! Now that's a bit excessive!!!! I can't really pinpoint why I keep going back. All I can say is that this movie gets to me every single time... The life lessons it teaches are many  but there is one theme in particular that all humankind never tires of hearing: love really is the greatest power of all. As it continued its dominance of Americans’ hearts and minds  almost anything Titanic touched became a guaranteed moneymaker. The J. Peterman catalog began selling what it advertised as a “fairly enormous” $198 Heart of the Ocean necklace  and quickly ran out of stock (disappointed customers could  however  content themselves with a $19 knockoff called “the Jewel of the Sea ” at least until Fox sued the company that made it). Céline Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On” became the world's best-selling single of 1998  and pushed the Titanic soundtrack to the top of the charts  too. ( Cameron  had initially resisted including any song over the closing credits  feeling it was akin to commissioning a pop single for the soundtrack to Schindler’s List. But Horner and Dion cut a demo in secret  and won him over.) Even — maybe especially — after the movie was gone from theaters  any piece of media that summoned its world would suffice for fans.  James Cameron ’s Titanic  a glossy coffee table book detailing the movie’s production  shot to the top of the New York Times best-seller list  and candy-hued unauthorized biographies of Leonardo DiCaprio began appearing in bookstores  and in smitten girls’ backpacks. \"There's a lot of me in Jack  definitely \"  James Cameron  told Rolling Stone in 1998  in an interview in which  he  also discussed  his  recent separation from Linda Hamilton. She had been  his  fourth wife  and  his  Sarah Connor. \"Actually ”  Cameron  clarified  “I shouldn't say that. Jack is the guy I wished I could have been. I wished I had the courage and the openness.”\nReading the Titanic screenplay  it’s easy to tell which character  Cameron  wished  he  could have been: Even the simplest descriptions of Jack find a way to be adoring. One of Jack’s sketches “captures [Cora and her father] perfectly  with a great sense of the humanity of the moment.” Jack’s sketchbook is “a celebration of the human condition.” As Jack stargazes before his first conversation with Rose  he is thinking not just any thoughts  but “artist thoughts.” And as Rose begins to fall for Jack  we listen in on her first impressions of him: He “is so open and real...not like anyone she has ever known.” Remembering the iconic “king of the world” scene — one he later reenacted  to near-universal disdain  at the 1998 Academy Awards — Cameron described the kind of power  the kind of joy  that even the experience of commanding a vast and imposing structure — a ship  a movie set — couldn’t necessarily allow you to feel. “You see the power of [Titanic] ” he said of the scene  “and you see the satisfaction of the officers who run the ship  and their domination of the elements. And then I take that energy and I give it to Jack. He’s an artist. He’s a guy who’s able to have his heart soar. It’s his ship  man. It doesn’t matter that he doesn’t have a dime. This is his ship  and his moment. He owns the moment.” To survey (and enjoy) the power of the vast system he commands  the captain — “a great patriarch of the sea” in Cameron’s script — must stand on the bridge and look at Titanic itself. But Jack  because this is not his ship and not his dream  can stand at Titanic’s prow as it cuts through the water  feeling the sun on his face  and watching the dolphins that leap and swim “for the sheer joy and exultation of motion.” He can fully experience Titanic’s power because he feels no need to convince himself he commands it — and then he can give it to Rose. \"I've been part of a film that's broken cultural boundaries ” DiCaprio reflected in 2004. “I went to the middle of Brazil  in the rainforest  and the Indians there knew [Titanic]. It's surreal.” From the beginning  it was clear Titanic’s success transcended borders. When it finally left US theaters in the fall of 1998 — staying on the big screen even after it was released on video — it had made $659 million domestically. In the process  it became the highest-grossing movie in US history  shattering the record comfortably held  for 20 years  by Star Wars. (George Lucas took out an ad in Variety where Han and Leia posed like Jack and Rose to publicly congratulate Cameron  perhaps with some sense of relief: Heavy is the head that wears the big-gross crown.) But Titanic’s worldwide theatrical gross was nearly $2.2 billion. In a March 1998 article titled “Fan Sinks into Titanic Obsession ” the Associated Press reported that a 12-year-old girl named Gloria had gone to see Titanic  at the only movie theater in the town of Castelfranco Emilia  Italy  every single night since its release  and that she would go on watching it until she couldn’t anymore. She had seen it 50 times so far and wasn’t tired of it yet; the theater no longer charged her admission  and — recognizing that the love of an adolescent girl is nothing to be trifled with — saved her favorite seat for her every night. “Jack is cuter than Leo ” Gloria clarified  for anyone who wondered.\n“Experts say that the pure passion that pre-adolescent girls have for their idols represents a time in their lives that is brief  intense and — once it's run its course — gone forever ” Frances Grandy Taylor wrote in the Hartford Courant in March 1998  in one of the countless articles and TV segments that tried to help parents understand Leomania. The “gone forever” part must have seemed particularly comforting. When the unafflicted tried to make sense of the phenomenon following the movie’s release  they tended to focus on Leo’s looks and his celebrity  and of course they weren’t wrong. Like all adolescent crushes  he was perfect and remote: He couldn’t hurt you  couldn’t reject you  couldn’t disappoint you. And as Jack Dawson  he was pure fantasy: so handsome as to seem almost unearthly; an androgynous angel who wanted only to love you  to worship you  and to be the idea of a romantic partner  one with whom reality could never try to compete. He was a dream  the argument went  and that was why adolescent girls — who were overwhelmingly presented in the media as the driving force behind Titanic’s success  regardless of whether this was quite true or not — kept going back to the theater for more. It was wish fulfillment. But what were we really wishing for? More than any  Cameron  protagonist before  him   Jack Dawson is heroic for his ability to love. He can watch the world as he knew it fall apart around him and not feel that everything he believed in — hierarchy  order  masculinity — is being yanked out from under his feet  because he never felt much of a need to believe in it  anyway. When Jack turns up in a tuxedo to accompany Rose to dinner in first class  he first exaggerates the aristocracy’s manners just enough to make them seem absurd  then captivates some of the wealthiest people in the world with stories of the kind of freedom they can barely allow themselves to imagine. Rose’s life  as she has lived it so far  has taught her that she is an object to be bought and sold: All women are  and the best you can hope for  as a woman  is to be the most expensive object  sold to the richest buyer. Jack saves Rose from literal death — twice — but he also saves her from the society- and self-imposed prison of believing that she can only ever inhabit the role she was born into. “'Titanic' is starting to sail out of movie theaters ” conservative commentator Betsy Hart wrote in 1998  “but it may have left a wake of devastation in its path in the hearts of teenage girls everywhere.” As heartbreaking as the movie’s ending was  Hart found that she was “saddened much more” by the thought of “the millions of teenage girls” who had helped make the movie a hit  and who had been duped into thinking that “the intense sentiment and easy sex over a few days that formed the romantic centerpiece of Titanic is the kind of love they should strive for.” “It's little wonder ” Hart concluded  that “our society has so many young people that need so much rescuing.”\nThis analysis has always been obviously wrong in at least one more way: Titanic is not a fun movie to watch. You aren’t escaping from anything so much as putting yourself through an emotional ordeal: a decathlon of passion  dread  terror  numbness  and finally cathartic hope. You  yourself  have survived something by the end of Titanic; you have sat immersed in death  in dying  in questions about your own behavior in such a situation  and have asked yourself to believe in love in the face of all this — and perhaps have been able to. For that experience  we were willing to go back to Titanic over and over again. And if we’re focusing on the girls in the audience  then please — let’s really think about them. Who were these girls  and why were they there? Why was I? When Titanic was in theaters  girls of 9 and 10 and 11 and 12 and 13 shaped their lives around it  and fell in love not just with Leo  but with the whole story they had first found him in. We had a sense  maybe  that life as we knew it was not so different from Titanic: that we  too  lived in a world where society might have to fall apart completely before we could be liberated from the roles that gender and class and race forced us to occupy. In Titanic  Rose is freed not because her mother and her fiancé die (they don’t)  but because a microcosm of the world as she knows it collapses around her  and in that moment she realizes its rules no longer dictate her existence. They were never really real  of course — but now that she has seen the spectacular defeat of every system the society that raised her guaranteed would work forever  she can no longer even feel its laws governing her. Something breaks when you no longer believe that anyone  anywhere  can build an unsinkable ship. And if you can’t put your faith in a system like a ship — or a government — you have to start directing all your trust  all your love  to the people around you. Titanic poses the question of what we can hold onto when the structures and beliefs we have built our lives on founder beneath us  and one of the answers it allows us to reach is: each other. We hold onto each other. Recently  a writer friend told me that this year  as the world has started to feel like it’s falling apart  he has found himself turning again and again to W.H. Auden’s closing lines in “September 1  1939”: Hunger allows no choice To the citizen or the police; We must love one another or die. In the past year  I have developed the same kind of relationship — have been taking the same kind of refuge  grasping for the same kind of wisdom — with Titanic. When I first fell in love with Titanic  at 9 years old  I wanted to be Jack as much as I wanted to be loved by him. I wanted the freedom he enjoyed: freedom that seemed to give him the ability to love so deeply and so selflessly. It was the kind of freedom the world around me said a girl could never have. But the world had also told Rose that  and she had found that freedom  in the end. Yet no matter how vast James Cameron’s abilities were  his imagination — big enough to bring a lost ship back to life; big enough  even  to let the viewer feel some sense of what 1 500 lost souls really means — still couldn’t conjure a vision so radical that it could let Jack survive. If it were possible for  James Cameron  to imagine masculinity doing anything  in the long term  but infecting everything around it with violence and arrogance and greed and destruction  then Jack could have survived. If  Cameron  were able to imagine a world beyond the hierarchy of patriarchal control — instead of just spectacularly destroying one — then Jack could have survived. If he could have imagined possibilities for men beyond either blindly following the patriarchy or dying for its sins  then Jack could have survived. But instead  Jack has to die  and to love Rose in the only way a world of patriarchal masculinity  even one reduced to flotsam  will allow: by giving his life for hers. Beyond even Titanic’s unresolved questions about masculinity  the one radical possibility  James Cameron  seems unable to imagine is one in which partners can lovingly empower each other through a life lived together. This is where we have no choice but to do what he couldn’t: to imagine such love  and live it. To focus on nurture  and let go of heroism. To know that love is the only way through. To say: Get on this board  you idiot. There’s room for us both.",
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            "input": "US President Barack Obama says disgraced National Football League quarterback Michael Vick deserves a second chance after serving a jail sentence for his involvement in a dog-fighting ring.\nWhite House spokesman Bill Burton says the president told Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie that people in Vick's position should be able to contribute to society once they have served time in jail for their crimes.\nVick's position should be able to contribute to society once they have served time in jail for their crimes.\nVick served 18 months after being convicted in connection with a dog-fighting ring. The president also added he condemns the crime Vick was charged with.\nVick signed with Philadelphia last year and helped lead the Eagles to this year's National Football League playoffs.",
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            "input": "Feb. 19 (UPI)  — Figure skater Adam Rippon  decided to turn down an offer from NBC to serve as an Olympic correspondent because  he  wants to stay with Team USA in the Olympic Village.\n Rippon  made the decision on Monday morning  Pyeongchang time.\n“I am flattered that NBC wanted me to work as a correspondent for them here in Pyeongchang ”  Rippon  tweeted Monday. “Doing this would require me to leave Team USA and move out of the Olympic Village. I don’t want to do that so I had to declined the opportunity.”\nAn NBC spokesman told USA Today on Sunday that  Rippon  was hired by the network to serve as a correspondent during the remainder of the Olympics  working on television  digital and social media platforms.\nUSA Today later reported that  Rippon  decided not to take the NBC offer when  he  realized  he  would have to move out of Team USA housing and couldn’t march in the closing ceremony.\nThe 28-year-old Pennsylvania native was part of Team USA’s bronze medal winning mixed team figure skating squad.  Rippon  placed 10th in the men’s singles final on Friday.  He  is finished competing at the 2018 Winter Games.",
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            "input": "High profile gastroenterologist Dr. Gina Sam suffered duress over a dress.\n Sam   a media savvy M.D. who frequently turns up on TV and has graced the pages of Elle  Forbes and People  found herself in a Wednesday morning run-in with employees at the Burlington Coat Factory in Chelsea. She says the incident happened when they insisted she couldn’t wear a dress she’d planned to purchase into the bathroom.\nAccording to  Sam   she arrived at the outlet store shortly after 8 a.m. following a morning workout. She says she'd spent more than four hours compiling clothes  toiletries and toys to donate to the Red Cross for disaster relief in the Caribbean. That’s when she saw a white dress she decided to buy for herself  then tried it on. Since  Sam  had on gym clothes under  her  fur coat  matching hat and Ugg boots  she figured she’d save time by wearing the dress out of the store and heading straight to her afternoon events. But first  she had to use the ladies room.\n“They said ‘we can not have you leave the dress on and go pee’!” she claimed one of the five store employees who'd come to deal with the situation told her.  Sam  said she demanded to speak to a manager and told the employees “I feel like I’m being cornered.”\nAccording to the Tufts medical school grad  she had two bins full of merchandise totaling $1 300 and had every intention of buying the $40 dress too. But management insisted she had to go downstairs  pay for the dress first  then she could use the facilities.  Sam  said she paid for the dress then ran out to a nearby bank to get more cash so that she could come back and buy the rest of her merchandise.\n Sam  also said that  she  asked a bank teller for a glass of water and an aspirin because  she  was feeling such anxiety over the run-in.\n“People should not be made to feel this way ”  she  told us.\n Sam  plans to have  her  attorney write a letter to the retailer.",
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            "input": "So let ' s do \" Overreaction Day ” and talk about Tuesday ' s elections . For many years   sports journalist Randy Galloway had a radio sports show in the Dallas - Ft Worth area . On Mondays   or the day after the Cowboys ' game   he ' d call it \" Overreaction Monday \"  or an opportunity for every fan to say whatever was in their minds about the team   players   or coaches . It was often hilarious   especially when fans called in their latest conspiracy theories about this or that . Just saw a headline on AOL about a \" bombshell election .\" Did I miss a huge upset somewhere ? In reality   we saw Democrats win elections that they were supposed to win . Did anyone seriously think that Mayor De Blasio would be defeated in New York City ? I think that the real story in New York City had to be electoral apathy . Maybe that ' s what happens when a small group of voters pay the overwhelming majority of taxes ! Governor Kim Guadagno of New Jersey to keep the seat after Governor Christie ? I ' m amazed that she got 44 % of the vote . Over in Virginia   I expected a closer vote but not necessarily a GOP victory . Mr . Northam got 53 %  a majority but no landslide ! So what can we say about Tuesday ? The Democrats are winning elections in \" blue areas \" or a state like Virginia gradually flooded by federal employees . First   Tuesday ' s results confirmed that Democrats are excited   although I have not seen any evidence that they can win a district or state held by a strong incumbent Republican . Second   the GOP Congress needs to get the message that voters expect tax and health care reform . You can ' t promise to repeal Obama Care and then not do it when you have the votes . Congratulations to the winners   although  Governor - elect Murphy  will soon realize that New Jersey voters are angry and will turn on  him  quickly . Yes   Christie had \" Bridgegate \" and \" Beachgate \" but Mr .  Murphy  will now inherit a total mess with unfunded public pensions   collapsing infrastructure and voters who are sick and tired of paying taxes . Governor elect Northam will face an angry left that has already turned on him over sanctuary cities . As in sports   there are no guarantees . However   the GOP could guarantee itself winning in 2018 by keeping its promises and showing that it can govern . Or   the GOP can continue to look incompetent and give the Democrats any opening in 2018 ! You can listen to my show ( Canto Talk ) and follow me on Twitter .",
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            "input": "Braden Matejka  barely escaped the Route 91 Harvest festival with  his  life after Stephen Paddock fired a barrage of bullets from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino down on the outdoor concert below. The 64-year-old gunman killed 58 people and injured hundreds more   Matejka  among them.\n“You are a lying piece of s--- and I hope someone truly shoots you in the head ” one person wrote to  Matejka  on Facebook in the days after the worst shooting in modern U.S. history.\nAmanda Homulos  right  hugs her boyfriend  Braden Matejka  at the Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas  Wednesday  Oct. 4  2017. (Robert Ray/AP)\n Matejka’s  family told the Guardian people have also taken to making memes with his photos and pairing them with crude captions. The shooting survivor was forced to shut down his social media accounts  but his loved ones are still being targeted by those who believe the deadly incident was a hoax.\n Matejka  traveled to the festival from  his  native Canada with girlfriend Amanda Homulos to celebrate  his  30th birthday.\nWhen the gunfire broke out   Matejka  was knocked to the ground after a bullet struck  him  the head. Homulos  who was not injured  was able to make it inside the car of another concertgoer  who drove them to the hospital.\nLas Vegas victim wakes up from coma after getting shot in head",
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            "input": "The House Oversight Committee has opened an investigation into  Rob Porter 's White House employment while  he  was being accused of abusing  his  ex-wives.\n The probe  comes as the White House  more than a week into the scandal  has continued to offer shifting explanations of the circumstances of  Porter 's tenure as a top aide to President Donald Trump.\nWednesday morning  the Oversight Committee's chairman  Rep. Trey Gowdy  R-S.C.  sent White House chief of staff John Kelly and FBI Director Christopher Wray letters asking for details about  Porter 's background check and the decision to keep him on the job before he quit last week.\nGowdy  in his letters  specifically asked for \"the date on which any White House employee became aware of potential derogatory or disqualifying information on  Porter  from the date of  his  appointment to February 12  2018  and which individual was notified.\"",
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            "input": "Oklahoma City Thunder forward  Paul George ( 13 )  shoots the ball defended by LA Clippers forward Blake Griffin ( 32 ) during the fourth quarter at Chesapeake Energy Arena . ( Photo : Mark D . Smith   USA TODAY Sports ) OKLAHOMA CITY ( AP ) — This was  the Paul George  that Thunder fans had been waiting for .  George  scored 42 points and Oklahoma City snapped a four - game losing streak with a 120 - 111 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night . It was George ' s highest scoring performance since joining the Thunder in an offseason trade with Indiana .  He  said  his  new teammates are starting to figure out how  his  game works . \" It really is just chemistry  \"  he  said . \" When I got here   one of the talks we had about what was best with offense was the movement . Coach ( Billy )  Donovan  was happy that  he  could utilize me in that situation of moving and getting some flow in offense   so I ' m comfortable with that . It ' s good for me to get going and move around a little bit .\" Russell Westbrook had 22 points and eight assists in the Thunder ' s highest - scoring game of the season . Carmelo Anthony and Alex Abrines each scored 14 points . Westbrook and Anthony made it tough for Los Angeles to deal with  George  . \" It ' s hard because they have so many options  \" Clippers coach Doc Rivers said . \" A lot of times you have the one - two option   they ' ve got the one - two - three option .  George  made 13 of 22 shots and had nine rebounds and seven assists . \" I was just trying to stay in attack mode  \"  he  said . \" If plays opened up and there was opportunities to find guys   I was trying to   but it just seems that a lot of the plays just ended up me one on one with a big at the rim .\" Lou Williams scored 35 points for the Clippers   and Blake Griffin had 17 points on 5 - for - 19 shooting . Los Angeles has lost four straight . The Thunder led 63 - 55 at halftime behind 21 points by George . \" All of the sudden   he got it going  \" Rivers said . \" I thought that changed the game when he got it going . That stretched the floor some more .\" The Thunder continued their surge early in the third quarter . A 3 - pointer by Anthony pushed Oklahoma City ' s lead to 15 . The Thunder increased their advantage to 20 before the Clippers chipped away late in the quarter to close to 94 - 86 at the end of the period . A 3 - pointer by Austin Rivers tied it at 105 midway through the fourth   but the Thunder held the Clippers to one field goal in the final three minutes to regain control . MORE : TIP - INS Clippers : G Jawun Evans   who played at nearby Oklahoma State last season   scored three points in 16 minutes . ... G Patrick Beverley sat out with a sore right knee . F Danilo Gallinari missed the game with a strained left glute . ... G Sindarius Thornwell got his first career start in place of Beverley and scored 10 points . ... Williams hit a double - clutch shot from half court to end the first quarter . He was called for a technical foul in the fourth . Thunder : C Steven Adams missed the game with a right calf contusion . ... Dakari Johnson got his first career start in Adams ' place and finished with nine points . He was a G - League All - Star last season . ... George hit a short jumper at the halftime buzzer . He was issued a technical foul in the third quarter . ... G Andre Roberson had 11 rebounds . STAT LINES Each of the Thunder ' s wins has been by at least nine points . All their losses have been by nine or fewer . Even with a 5 - 7 record   the Thunder have outscored their opponents by 58 points this season . QUOTABLE Johnson on facing DeAndre Jordan in his first career start : \" It was good . I just tried to go out there and be competitive   just compete . He ' s a very great player . I ' m not scared of anybody   so I just went out there and competed .\" Jordan finished with nine points and 12 rebounds . DROPPING DIMES Griffin had five assists to surpass 2   000 in his career . He led the team in assists   and the team finished with just 13 . UP NEXT Clippers : At New Orleans on Saturday night . Thunder : Host Dallas on Sunday night . NBA photo of the day The Associated Press .",
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            "input": "Clinton said the session in Geneva \"was a worthwhile meeting \" as the Iranians had agreed to inspections of all nuclear sites  to ship low-enriched uranium abroad for processing and to another round of talks later this month.\n \"But as the president has said and I and others have also made clear  this is not by any means a stopping point. There is much more to be done. We expect much more \" Clinton told CNN in a joint interview with Gates.\n has said and I and others have also made clear  this is not by any means a stopping point. There is much more to be done. We expect much more \" Clinton told CNN in a joint interview with Gates.\n She added that \"on balance  what came out of the meeting in Geneva was positive.\"\n Asked if the Iranians were committed to resolving the dispute over their nuclear program  Clinton said: \"We don't know yet. We don't know.\"\n Clinton  in an interview taped before an audience at George Washington University  said a team of technical experts would meet later this month \"to see how to put into action what we certainly believed was an agreement in principle.\"\n She added: \"nothing is finished until it's finished.\"\n Clinton said the progress at the Geneva talks had bought time to assess Iran's actions and that while engaging with Tehran  the administration was working with other world powers to prepare punitive sanctions in case negotiations failed.",
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            "input": "\"So I think that announcing yourself as a sanctuary has its implications  whether you're a mosque  a church  a synagogue  or anything \"  Imam Omar Suleiman  told NPR's Renee Montagne.\n Suleiman  is the founder and president of the Yaqueen Institute for Islamic Research near Dallas  Texas.  He  says ICE has been particularly aggressive in Dallas  where the area leads the country in the number of deportations since the election of Donald Trump.\nLast year   Suleiman  was one of the people calling for mosques to join the sanctuary movement in response to increased deportation. The adversity that the Muslim and Latino communities face is similar   he  said.\n\"I think the tools that have been employed against immigrants are the same tools that have been employed against refugees  which are the same tools that have been employed against the Muslim community as a whole  which is the dehumanization — the 'otherizing' — that allows people to subconsciously accept this idea that we somehow do not deserve the same level of dignity and respect and liberty that everybody else does \"  Suleiman  says.\nBut there is already a deep anti-Muslim sentiment   he  adds  pointing at mosque burnings that have taken place since President Trump was elected.  He  says Muslims are already under a lot of scrutiny and an additional layer to that could exacerbate something that is already an issue and endanger both the Muslim and the Latino communities.",
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            "input": "The head of  Japanese automaker Subaru  bowed deeply in apology Friday as  the company  admitted that  it  has been carrying out flawed inspections of  its  Japan-made cars for years.\nThe announcement by  Subaru 's chief executive and president  Yasuyuki Yoshinaga  was the latest in a flurry of such scandals. Earlier this month Nissan Motor Co. recalled more than 1 million domestically made cars because of faulty routine tests.\n Subaru  will submit a report on the problem to the government on Monday  Yoshinaga told reporters. He said a domestic recall is likely  spanning the entire  Subaru  lineup totaling 255 000 vehicles.\nYoshinaga said the faulty inspections for  Subaru 's finished products had been going on for 30 years. The workers involved did not fully realize their method was wrong  and a thorough review of the entire inspection system is needed  he said.\n Subaru   formerly called Fuji Heavy Industries  is partnered with Toyota Motor Corp.  a top shareholder. Toyota and Honda Motor Co. have said they did not have dubious inspections. Toyota said it was checking with  Subaru  on the reported irregularities.\nReporters peppered  Subaru 's Yoshinaga with questions about why  it  took so long after the Nissan scandal for  Subaru  to come forward.",
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            "input": "Whenever such a chance presents itself  I pick homies who've never flown before. (Recently  on a trip to Washington  D.C.  one of them asked  “Are we flying Virgin Airlines because it is our first time?”) When I went to Spokane  I took  Mario  and Bobby.\nWe flew out of Burbank  where passengers walk onto the airport tarmac and go up stairs to get into the planes. Of the hundreds of first-timers I've traveled with over the years  no one has ever been as terrified as  Mario .  He  was gasping and flushed — and we were still inside the terminal. Out the window I could see flight attendants climbing the stairs  each holding two Venti-sized drinks.  Mario  emerged from  his  terror tunnel long enough to ask  in a panicky whine  “When are we gonna board?”\n Tall and gangly  Mario  may be the most tattooed individual ever at Homeboy.  He  is all “sleeved out ” neck blackened with the name of  his  gang and  his  entire face covered in tattoos. I had never been in public with  him   and I watched as people sidestepped us in the airport. Mothers pulled their kids in tightly. The recoiling was pronounced and widespread. And yet  everyone at Homeboy would agree that  Mario  is the gentlest of men.  He  calmed  himself   and we got to Spokane without event.\nAt Gonzaga  the auditorium was full  maybe 1 000 people.  Mario  and Bobby spoke first. Nervous (again)  hands and voices shaking  they told their stories of violence  terror and abuse of all kinds. Honest to God  their words were like flames; you had to keep your distance or get scorched.\nI asked Bobby and  Mario  to join me for the question-and-answer period. A woman near the front spoke first.\n“You say you're a father ” she said to  Mario   “and your son and daughter are starting to reach  their  teenage years. What wisdom do you impart to  them ?” She recalibrated. “What advice do you give  them ?”\nShe sat  and  Mario  sifted her words  looking for a response. “I just ...”\nThere wasn't much of a pause before the audience stood and began to clap.  All Mario  could do was hold  his  face in  his  hands.",
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            "input": "Pence’s remarks  which marked the first time a White House official has publicly raised the plight of jailed Egyptian-Americans  were a positive sign for the families of  Kassem  and Etiwy  though Pence did not mention the other 18 Americans in jail  nor did he bring up the plight of two American green card holders being held in solitary confinement.\nTheir efforts seemed to have worked. Pence told reporters that he brought up the cases of  Kassem  and Ahmed Etiwy  another imprisoned American  during his talk with Sisi. “Sisi assured me” that he would give “very serious attention” to those cases  Pence said.\n Kassem  also spoke out from  his  jail cell before Pence arrived. In a handwritten letter smuggled out of prison   Kassem  wrote to President Donald Trump that all  he  longs for is “to be reunited with my children back in New York” — a “dream of reunion that is many times interrupted with the grim reality of my prison cell and screams of torture in a faint distance.” The letter was sent to the White House on January 18.\nFor the past four years  the Kassem family has had to learn how to fight for Moustafa without the help of their government. That battle started on August 14  2013  the last time the Kassem family saw Moustafa for 20 days. After he was arrested   Kassem  disappeared into the black hole of Egypt’s prison system until  his  family  after calling Egyptian officials around the country  located him in Abu Zaabal prison  north of Cairo. When Ahmed  his brother-in-law  visited him  he said he could not recognize  Kassem  because of how badly  he  had been beaten by jail officers.\nAccording to family members   Kassem  has skin cancer and diabetes  and  his  health is deteriorating.\n“I’m so afraid that  he  will get worse and worse  and I don’t know what’s going to happen ” said  Eman Kassem  Moustafa Kassem’s sister .\nOver four years later  however   Kassem  has not been convicted.  His  trial has been delayed over 40 times. And  his  lawyer says Egyptian prosecutors have presented no specific evidence tying  him  to the crimes  he  is charged with — a common defect of these mass trials.\nAs  Kassem  spends  his  days in Tora prison in southern Cairo  where  he  was transferred about seven months into  his  detention   his  family and advocates are busy trying to get the attention of lawmakers and  most importantly  the White House.\nAccording to Ahmed   Kassem  was routinely beaten up in jail during the beginning of  his  detention in an effort to make  him  confess to the charges. Even more dangerously for Kassem   his  insulin pump was taken away when  he  was first arrested.  Kassem  managed to survive for the first few months by eating little and taking sugar control pills that jail officers allowed in.\nThe family  however  has managed to stop the abuse and get  Kassem  medical help  thanks to their communication with Rep. Peter King  R-N.Y.  Kassem’s representative in Congress. As soon as Ahmed got back to New York  in September 2013   he  got in touch with King’s office. Staffers there  in turn  contacted the U.S. embassy in Cairo about  Kassem ’s situation. About five months after  Kassem  was arrested  U.S. officials brought  Kassem   his  insulin pump  according to Ahmed. The U.S. embassy’s involvement also seems to have halted the beatings.\nEmbassy officials have continued to monitor Kassem’s case. “The Department of State takes seriously its responsibilities to assist U.S. citizens abroad ” a State Department official told The Intercept  speaking anonymously in keeping with department protocol. “We are aware of media reports on the arrest of  Mustafa Kassem  in Egypt. When a U.S. citizen is detained overseas  the Department works to provide all appropriate consular assistance.”\nIn recent months  Soltan worked with the office of Sen. John McCain  R-Ariz.  to bring attention to the plight of  Kassem  and Ahmed Etiwy  another Egyptian-American arrested in August 2013. McCain sent a letter to Trump in August  writing that the imprisonment of Etiwy “seems to be part of a troubling crackdown on independent voices across Egypt over the past several years.” McCain  a critic of Egyptian authoritarianism  also raised  Kassem’s  case in an accompanying statement.\nOn the other hand  Democratic New York Sens. Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand  who represent  Kassem  and Etiwy’s mothers  have been publically silent on the cases. Praveen Madhiraju  the U.S. lawyer for  Kassem  and Etiwy  has briefed their staffs  but the senators have not made any statements. (Schumer and Gillibrand’s offices did not return requests for comment.)\nTo get  Kassem  and the other Egyptian-Americans out of jail now  the families need more than a congressional intervention. They need the White House to intervene on a sustained basis.",
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            "input": "South Africa's parliament spokesman says the speaker has received  Jacob Zuma's  resignation letter and  his  departure as president is effective immediately.\n Zuma  announced  his  resignation late Wednesday after the ruling African National Congress ordered  him  to step down. The ANC has been hurt by multiple corruption allegations around  Zuma   who has denied wrongdoing.\nSouth Africa's government says acting President Cyril Ramaphosa is in charge until parliament elects a new leader Thursday afternoon following the resignation of  Jacob Zuma .\n Zuma  resigned late Wednesday after the ANC  which has lost popularity because of corruption scandals during  his  tenure  instructed  him  to leave. Ramaphosa has promised to fight graft.\nThe South African currency strengthened against the dollar in early trading Thursday after  Zuma 's resignation  which ended a leadership crisis that had stalled some government business.\nThe Nelson Mandela Foundation welcomes  Zuma 's departure but says the state must act against \"networks of criminality\" that have hurt South Africa's democracy.",
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            "input": "CLOSE SportsPulse: USA TODAY Sports' Steve Gardner tells you which players to add and which to drop heading into Week 7 of the fantasy football season.  USA TODAY Sports\nSan Francisco 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster . (Photo: Brace Hemmelgarn  USA TODAY Sports)\nSan Francisco 49ers players  Reuben Foster  and Ray-Ray Armstrong were among victims in an attempted armed robbery Monday  a San Francisco Police Department spokesperson confirmed to USA TODAY Sports.\nSince the investigation is active  the department cannot release full details of the report or names of the victims. However  the SFPD provided a synopsis of an attempted robbery that matched one that  Foster  and the 49ers organization acknowledged earlier this week following an initial report in Mission Local.\n“We are aware of the reports regarding the robbery and are very thankful no one was harmed ” the 49ers said in a statement earlier this week. “ Reuben  and Ray-Ray have been  and will continue to be  cooperative with any further police investigation.”\nThe incident took place Monday around 2 a.m.  according to police  and also involved two other victims who accompanied individuals believed to be  Foster  and Armstrong (Mission Local reported one of the victims was a security guard).\n\"We're safe \"  Foster  told reporters earlier this week of the incident. \"I'm blessed to be safe. ...I don't want to get in no detail  I'm just happy me and Ray and the rest of the people are safe.",
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            "input": "As a boy  Bucs cornerback Elbert Mack watched many of his favorite NFL players wear protective visors and wanted one of his own.  But he refused to wait for his parents to purchase one. Mack went the unconventional route. He cut out a section of a clear plastic 2-liter pop bottle and attached it to his youth league helmet using twist ties.  \"Those were the most fun days I had \" Mack said. \"I even played with it in the games  too.\"  His ingenuity is no surprise for a young man who years later still is proving his ability to make something out of nothing.\n Division I football seemed a long shot when Mack enrolled in junior college out of high school in Wichita  Kan. Making an NFL roster looked improbable when he went undrafted out of Troy in 2008. And securing a long-term role on an NFL defense appeared implausible even after the wiry  baby-faced prospect surprisingly made the Bucs' final roster last fall.\n But Mack  23  has established that he's the sort of player the new regime in Tampa Bay is looking for to stock its roster.\n During a great first week of training camp  Mack was one of the most intriguing players on the field. He made numerous interceptions in full-squad drills and got his hands on many other passes. He also was willing to mix it up physically in a new defensive scheme that often calls for cornerbacks to engage receivers at the line of scrimmage.\n \"We're definitely a little bit more in-your-face defense \" he said.\n \"I like people to think they're going to push me over \" he said. \"Then  when they see the fight in me  it changes things. I'm not going to say that I'm going to always win  but I'm definitely going to fight.\"\nMack is holding up just fine.\n In Mack's likely role as the nickel back  Morris said Mack can expect to be viewed as a weakness. When the defense goes to a three-cornerback lineup  the third one to enter the game is the most likely to be targeted. Who better to fill that role than perhaps the team's most defiant player?\n Mack has been in this position before. At Troy in Alabama  balls flew in his direction as opponents tried to avoid testing his feared teammate Leodis McKelvin  the Bills' 2008 first-round draft pick. And Mack snatched eight interceptions to lead the nation his senior year.\n The next phase of Mack's development is to thrive in his expanded role. He also will look to establish himself as a possible long-term solution when Barber  34  departs.\n \"I'm not trying to replace Ronde \" Mack said of his fellow 5-foot-10 cornerback. \"Ronde will never be replaced. But you can't play the game forever.\"\n If Mack can follow in Barber's large footprints  he will continue a trend he started long ago.\n \"Everywhere I go  it seems like I go through the back but leave out the front \" Mack said. \"This is the last step  so hopefully I can leave that legacy here.\"",
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            "input": "Authorities seized another 200 million yuan in assets from Huang  once known as the \"Price Butcher\" for GOME's low prices.\n Huang  in his 40s  was named China's richest man in October 2008 with an estimated net worth of 6.3 billion dollars by the Hurun Report magazine.\n He was detained and placed under investigation a month later  and resigned as GOME director and chairman in January 2009. He was held for more than a year without charge  and tried in April in a Beijing court.\n He stood accused of bribing five government officials with 4.56 million yuan in cash and properties from 2006 to 2008  Xinhua reported previously.\n The bribes were offered in exchange for \"improper benefits\" for Huang's GOME Electrical Appliances Holdings and Beijing Pengrun Real Estate Development Company  a private equity group which Huang headed  the reports said.\n Before his arrest  Huang was revered in the media as a model entrepreneur who rose from nothing by successfully capitalising on China's decades of economic reforms.",
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            "input": "Cruz knows exactly what he 's doing . \nIn no particular order , Texas senator and Republican presidential aspirant Ted Cruz has : said acts of Christian terrorism stopped centuries ago , forgetting the Ku Klux Klan and the shooting in Colorado last week ; claimed he has never met an anti-abortion activist who advocates violence , despite being endorsed by one just days before ; dismissed the need for Planned Parenthood because there is n't a shortage of \"rubbers\" in America ; and made an offhand comment that Colorado mass shooter Robert Dear could be a \"transgendered leftist activist .\" \nIt even worked in Houston , a city in a state Ted Cruz is from . \nIt 's typical Cruz : both self-aggrandizing and distant from the truth , with a little temporizing statement -LRB- \"to some extent\" -RRB- that rescues the self-aggrandizing part from being an outright lie . \nIt shifts the conversation to candidate Ted Cruz . \nIt distracts from conservatism 's violent rhetoric against Planned Parenthood and forces the fact-check process to address Cruz 's accusation . \nTed Cruz is too smart not to know that replacing all of Planned Parenthood 's services with \"rubbers\" is objectively stupid . \nTed Cruz is far from crazy , which is the essential Ted Cruz problem . \nAnd , sure , this sort of discussion might constitute playing the game of interpretation , but if Cruz would condemn Politifact for not engaging in the practice , he can hardly fault others for taking his exhortation seriously . \nBut Ted Cruz knows exactly what he 's doing . \nCruz is being interpretively nasty in part because of who he is , but also because fictionalizing America 's crisis moments is dramatically successful . \nAs the Ted Cruz phenomenon glides on , without a change in tone or a moment of hesitancy , it 's easy to think of an old expression pro-wrestling expression : \"Live the gimmick , brother .\" \nTed Cruz does awful things by intelligent design . \nOn the other hand , it 's hard to believe that Cruz would seriously consider the breaking-news reporting of someone widely referred to as \"The Dumbest Man on the Internet .\" \nTed Cruz is n't any different , and buying his line that he 's uniquely earned \"Democrats '\" label of crazy not only obscures the work , it 's part of it . \nTed Cruz knows that , for all his erudition , he 's still an intellectual one-percenter in a party that rejects elites and revels in combative anti-knowledge . \nReading his book is like watching him put his mask on in the morning : the pages wear on , and the incisive first half gets quieter , as the volume on the demagoguing second half gets louder , until there he is -- Ted Cruz , brother -- and the arena goes nuts . \nEven if he is not always likable , Young Ted Cruz is an interesting person . \nCruz has mastered the useful gaffe . \nBut once you get about halfway through the book -- to national events that were part of your own memory , where you could pen the story yourself , where you are no longer reading memories so far outside the fact checker 's reach that you have to take Cruz 's word for it -- suddenly you realize that what makes Ted Cruz 's book so exceptional is what makes him exceptionally nasty . \nFor one thing , there is no plausible excuse for someone who graduated cum laude from Princeton , went to Harvard Law and clerked on the Supreme Court not doing the reading , but the Cruz argument , whatever it is , coasts through an environment in which there is no data to challenge it . \nFor instance , despite being a 340-page work , the book possesses only 66 end notes , the plurality of which are dedicated to citing quotes from famous conservatives or noteworthy persons Cruz expects resonate with a right-wing audience . \nBut it stands out when someone like Cruz inveighs against Obamacare -- his senatorial career 's Moby-Dick -- and only comes up with ham-handed anecdotes about meeting struggling Americans in the heartland . \nDuring Tuesday 's primary , candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz had a bitter Twitter exchange . \nCruz also has a favorite line he likes to use , which appears on the stump and in his book . \nNaturally , Cruz ignores that premiums rose before Obamacare , that insurance companies Chicken Little all the time about rate hikes before rolling them back , and that part of the rise relates to people who are actually sick being able to get medical care that insurance companies actually have to pay for now . \nOn that last point , for a litigator , Cruz seems really allergic to using a wonderful legal word like \"rescission ,\" which is too bad , because it explains rate hikes and changing plans . \nBut mentioning that would spoil the image of poor insurance companies that Cruz suggests were \"lured into bed with Obamacare\" via the Leninist thinking that \"the capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them .\" \nShe hugs Cruz and says , \"I 'm a single mom ... I 've got six kids at home , and I 'm working five jobs . \nCruz describes the Bush 2000 campaign as reeling from John McCain 's win in New Hampshire and needing to refocus . \nLuckily , Cruz notes , the Bush campaign could run to the right of McCain on tort and campaign finance reform , two issues that get the people to the polls in droves ! \nAs it happens , those were two issues that Ted Cruz briefed George W. Bush on , while touring the state with him , which Bush later won . \nBut if you want the Ted Cruz experience in a pinch , take his condemnation of biased journalism . \nTed Cruz 's book , A Time for Truth , is , by comparison , almost delightful . \nNever mind that the rest of the speech , like most Cruz speeches , might have been recycled and already fact checked . \nNever mind that newspapers are limited by space and that Fisking an average Cruz speech requires a ream of paper . \nGiven that , please never mind that the fact that has Ted Cruz in high dudgeon was about the game Space Invaders . \nMoreover , Politifact evidently shamelessly editorialized when they fact-checked Cruz -LRB- and every conservative 's -RRB- assertion that Obama kicked off his presidency by going on \"a worldwide apology tour .\" \nThen , before confronting the issue , Cruz concedes , \"It 's true that he did n't explicitly add the words ` And I 'm sorry . '\" \nSo the new front in the liberal propaganda war is a fact check website that checked facts Cruz admits are not literally true without any poetical ear for interpretation . \nBusting Ted Cruz for selective narrative and hanging massive public policy decisions on anecdotal evidence -LRB- the most reliable kind ! -RRB- \nYou have to deal with Ted Cruz differently because he demands it , because his endless invocation of his scholarship and the sharp , nimble way he chooses to tell his own story signals that this is how deftly his brain operates . \nSo when a Ted Cruz spokesman later walks back the candidate 's comment that Robert Dear might have been a \"transgendered leftist activist\" by insisting that the candidate was just commenting on the lack of available information , you have to take it with a huge grain of salt . \nYes , the full context of Cruz 's statement is more openly speculative : .",
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            "input": "Story highlights An Iranian-Turkish gold trader alleged  Erdogan  helped Iran avoid sanctions\n(CNN) Turkey cannot be tried by \"virtual courts\" in the United States   President Recep Tayyip Erdogan  has said  a thinly-veiled response to the testimony of a gold trader with ties to the Turkish government who said  Erdogan  played a role in a scheme to help Iran avoid US and UN sanctions.\n Erdogan 's comments came in a televised speech to members of  his  AK Party Saturday  on the heels of Reza Zarrab's Thursday testimony in US federal court in New York.\nZarrab  an Iranian-Turkish gold trader  claimed  Erdogan  was linked to a scheme to help Iran avoid US sanctions by laundering Iranian funds from oil and gas sales through Turkish banks. It was the first time  Erdogan  had been implicated in the US criminal case over Iran's violations of international sanctions.\nDuring a televised speech to members of his AK party on Saturday  Erdogan said \"virtual courts\" in the United States had no jurisdiction over Turkey.",
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            "input": "“I found this was a population that had almost no response. Very passive ” said  Filippo Grandi  the U.N. high commissioner for refugees   describing  his  visit late in September to camps where the refugees were staying.\n“You almost felt there was nothing left and that everything had been drained by this ”  he  told Reuters in an interview in  his  first visit to the South Korean capital.\n He  saw the lassitude as a symptom of trauma   he  added.\nFilippo Grandi  High Commissioner for Refugees  addresses a news conference next to William Lacy Swing  Director General of the International Organisation for Migration (IOM)  after the morning session of the Pledging Conference for Rohingya Refugee Crisis in Bangladesh at the United Nations in Geneva  Switzerland October 23  2017. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse",
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            "input": "\"I have to be better than everyone , I have to work harder ,\" Hillary Clinton said recently in an interview printed in the New York Times on November 16 . \nOh , Hillary -- please . \nWhether his heir or his victim , Hillary Clinton won her Senate seat because of Bill Clinton , and for no other reason at all . \nBill was the man whose connections and money made it possible for Hillary to enter the presidential races as the prohibitive favorite in 2008 and 2016 , though she would go on to lose both of them ; Bill who cleared the field so effectively in 2016 through pressure and threats -LRB- and campaigning against prior defectors in intervening elections -RRB- that only a 74-year-old socialist was willing to challenge her . \nThat she struggled to put even him away is not a case of Hillary being \"better\" than others or her being a weak candidate who needed a man to protect her -- whatever she or her fan base may say .",
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            "input": "\"We could face a bloodbath ,\" Sen. Ted Cruz -LRB- R-Texas -RRB- told more than 100 donors gathered at the tony St. Regis Hotel in midtown Manhattan , forewarning of the \"potential for a Watergate-level blowout .\"",
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            "input": "Randall  tosses out a few suggestions for the next few minutes of foreplay. Then she calls action  and the kissing and moaning resumes.\n Randall  and  her  crew defy this stereotype  and they're making a steady living doing it.\nTheir glamorous approach may in fact be the key to how  Randall 's productions make money  even as the porn industry struggles more than ever to compete with free content on the internet.\n\"You have to carve out a niche that people are interested in  that people are willing to pay for  \" Randall  says.\nOver the summer  I was invited to spend a day on  Randall 's set and unravel my perceptions of adult film production. If there's one thing I learned  it's this: Making good porn isn't easy.\nA few hours earlier  the entire crew gathered in a white ranch house atop the hill to eat lunch.  Randall 's assistant  a bubbly twenty-something who says  she  found the position on Craigslist  arrived with a buffet of falafel  chicken shawarma  pita bread  and salad.\nIn one corner  the tan blonde actress  Nicole Aniston  sat picking a morsel of Mediterranean food out of  her  cleavage.  Her  hair fell in barrel rolls down the front of  her  white robe  and  she  laughed swapping stories with the crew. They had spent most of the morning constructing a Gothic-style lair for a Halloween shoot later in the day.\nThe mood was hearty. Twistys  a pay-for-play site known for its softer  more glamorous approach to adult content  commissioned  Randall  to shoot its big Treat of the Year package. The feature celebrates the company's most popular star of 2015. The recipient's photos and movies receive special promotion on the site.\nAcross the room   Randall  hardly paused during the break.  She  conferenced with the makeup artist on how to style Aniston's hair  suggesting they use a bandana for the \"Thelma & Louise\" inspired scene. Then  she  chatted with the wardrobe stylist  running  her  hands and eyes over denim booty-shorts and a fringe jacket.\nOf course  those clothes would come off and the hair would likely come undone in minutes. But  Randall 's attention to detail and high production quality are what set  her  videos apart — and keep  her  in business.\n\"Gone are the days when you could just build a website  put up whatever  and make money \"  Randall  later tells me over the phone  explaining that  her  original material will inevitably by torrented and made available online for free.\n\"You have to be really competitive  and you have to be good at what you do \"  she  says.\nFortunately   Randall  is both.  She  comes from a family of pornographers:  Her  mother   Suze   came to the US in the '70s to become the first female staff photographer at Playboy  and later  Hustler.  Randall  joined the business as a college student  helping to run  her  parents' website  and now leads one of the most illustrious careers in the industry.  Her  clients include Playboy Plus  Adult DVD Empire  and Twistys.\n She  explains that when internet porn first exploded in the early 2000s  its availability was coupled with the arrival of a consumer  professional-grade hand camera. Anyone could buy an affordable video recorder  shoot decent quality content  and share it to a platform that transcended distribution laws.  She  calls it \"a perfect storm.\"\n\"You saw the beginning of this really hard-core  'Gonzo' type material  where it was almost like the porn Olympics  \" Randall  laughs.  She  rattles off examples of sodomy feats that are far too lewd to name here.\nFortunately for  Randall  and the crew  she  hires  some consumers are getting bored of that old smut.",
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            "input": "It’s not too late for Congress to create such a commission  because the American public has lost faith in the objectivity of congressional committees. Many Americans  though certainly not all  have also lost faith in the investigation currently being conducted by  Special Counsel Robert Mueller .\n Mueller himself  continues to be held in high regard by most Americans  but many of  his  underlings are widely regarded as partisan.\n Mueller  did the right thing by reassigning FBI agent Peter Strozk after  his  anti-Trump communications with  his  girlfriend were revealed. But Strozk should have recused himself from the Clinton investigation based on his own knowledge of his bias against Trump.\nWhen a president or a presidential candidate is being investigated  everyone involved in the investigation must be “Caesar’s wife” – above reproach. Several of  Mueller ’s appointees do not pass that test.",
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            "input": "Mrs May  was applauded by other leaders at dinner in Brussels on Thursday night after  she  made a speech about Brexit.\nBut the round of applause during Thursday's dinner suggests the process is more or less on track - and indicates a degree of support in Europe for  Mrs May   says the BBC's Europe correspondent Kevin Connolly.\nDuring the dinner with the 27 other EU leaders   Mrs May  urged them to approve an agreement to move Brexit talks on to a second phase.\nIn a brief speech   she  stressed  her  keenness to get on with shaping a \"deep and special\" future partnership as quickly as possible  leaving no doubt that  she  believes  she  was \"on course to deliver Brexit\".\n She  said  she  made \"no secret\" of wanting to move on to the next phase and to approaching it with \"ambition and creativity\".\n\"A particular priority should be agreement on the implementation period so that we can bring greater certainty to businesses in the UK and across the 27 \"  she  said.\nIn applauding Mrs May  Mr Juncker said  her  EU colleagues \"felt that  she  did make a big effort and this has to be recognised\" while Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern said he appreciated \" her  efforts and engagement\".\n Mrs May  has said the Brexit process is still \"on course\" despite  her  defeat in a Parliamentary vote on Wednesday night.\nSpeaking in Brussels   Mrs May  said  she  was \"disappointed\" at the vote on the EU Withdrawal Bill  but the legislation was making \"good progress\".\nMeanwhile   Mrs May  is facing a further challenge next week when MPs vote on a government amendment to enshrine the Brexit date of 29 March 2019 in law.\nThe BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg said there was no sign so far that  Mrs May  was going to budge on the issue but further compromises could be \"forced on  her \".",
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            "input": "Haiphong (Vietnam) (AFP) – During four years of compulsory rehab in Vietnam   Trung  spent  his  drug-free days gluing together false eyelashes as part of what authorities billed as valuable ‘work therapy’ for  his  heroin addiction.\nBut critics say the work of  Trung  and tens of thousands of others is tantamount to forced labour that rarely helps users extinguish their addiction.\nPolice sent  Trung  to a state-sponsored rehab centre on the outskirts of Hanoi  one of 132 in Vietnam  where  he  says  he  faced routine beatings from guards and hours of labour for nominal pay.\n He  started using again soon after  his  release in 2014 — up to 80 percent of addicts from the centres relapse  according to official figures.\n Trung ’s labour therapy has since been replaced by a daily shot of methadone from a government-run drop-in clinic  which  he  insists is the only effective treatment  he  ’s  had.\nToday  he  says  he  is keeping the addiction at bay  and is trying to mend ties with  his  only son.\nSometimes they house other marginal groups — the mentally ill and disabled  the homeless  the elderly — along with addicts like Trung  who support the treatment model on paper even if they resent the abuse inside.",
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            "input": "Timothee Chalamet  announced in an Instagram post Monday night that  he  was \"learning that a good role isn't the only criteria for accepting a job.\"\n\"I don't want to profit from my work on the film  and to that end  I am going to donate my entire salary \"  he  said.\n Chalamet  said that  he  had been asked \"in a few recent interviews\" about the film  \"A Rainy Day in New York \" but was unable to answer because of \"contractual obligations.\"\nCNN and PBS's Christiane Amanpour spoke with  Chalamet  in New York last week alongside Armie Hammer  his co-star in \"Call Me By Your Name \" which has shot  Chalamet  to fame.\n Timothee Chalamet  on set with Woody Allen and Selena Gomez on September 11  2017  in New York.",
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            "input": "CHRIS WALLACE  \" FOX NEWS SUNDAY\" HOST: I'm  Chris Wallace .\n WALLACE : Partisan finger-pointing and uncertainty after a standoff in the Senate over immigration. We'll discuss the fallout for Americans and who will get the blame with White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney and Democratic Senator Chris Coons  part of a bipartisan group trying to work out a compromise.\n WALLACE : We'll ask our Sunday panel about the Trump presidency one year after his inauguration.\n WALLACE : All right now on \"Fox News Sunday.\"\n WALLACE : Not good if they are arguing over posters.\n WALLACE : Describe the extent of the shutdown both in terms of personnel and programs.\n WALLACE : You are calling this -- we heard it  saw it in the open  the Schumer shutdown. But the fact is you only have 46 Republicans willing to vote for this congressional  this continuing resolution. So  even if there hadn't been a Democratic filibuster  you didn't have the majority needed to pass the C.R. All the more reason  isn't this on Republicans and the White House and control of the House and the Senate?\n WALLACE : It's not just because of Democrats.\n WALLACE : The point is  you do not have your own house in order. You only have 46 Republicans supporting this.\n WALLACE : But you only had 46 Republicans.\n WALLACE : Well  you don't have 46 Republicans either. I mean  you don't have 51 Republicans either.\n WALLACE : Back in 2013  when Republicans insisted on shutting down the government because they wanted to remove all funding of ObamaCare and they did it for 16 days  private citizen Trump placed the responsibility squarely. Here he is.\n WALLACE : But why doesn't he -- I mean  he didn't have a meeting  a bipartisan meeting with congressional meetings yesterday. Does he have one on the schedule for today?\n WALLACE : You blame Democrats for holding the government hostage now  but back in 2013  you supported holding the government hostage on this question of ObamaCare. Take a look.\n CHRIS WALLACE   FOX NEWS HOST: Why was that legitimate then  the right reason to have a fight  but it's not legitimate now?\n WALLACE : I wasn't saying a word.",
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            "input": "\"This programme to cut public expenses was inevitable \" President Traian Basescu said during a press conference on Thursday after a meeting with IMF and European Union representatives in Bucharest.\n Wages in the public sector are to be cut by 25 percent  Basescu said  adding that \"all salaries  including the minimum one  will be affected.\"\n These cuts should help Romania \"avoid an extremely difficult situation  generated not so much by what is going on in its own economy  as by developments in the region \" he said  in a reference to the Greek crisis.\n Basescu's announcement came as the IMF prepared to give its verdict on whether or not to give Romania a fifth instalment of the loan package.\n Basescu said the government had chosen the \"bitter pill\" of slashing public spending instead of raising taxes.\n \"Hoping economic growth will return  wages can be restored to their present level in 2011 \" he added.\n But Basescu said the \"fat state\" could not keep on growing at the expense of a \"slim\" private sector.\n \"More than 60 percent of the public revenues go to public wages  pensions and other benefits. Then where can we find money for schools  hospitals and the military?\" he asked.",
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            "input": "A couple of weeks ago   Washington Post homepage editor Doris Truong  found  herself  at the center of a partisan flame war. During a break in Rex Tillerson’s confirmation hearing for secretary of state  an Asian woman was spotted appearing to take snapshots of Tillerson’s notes. Bloggers quickly decided that the woman in the video must be Truong  who also happens to be Asian. One Reddit thread  for instance  was titled “ Fake News Journalist Doris Truong  caught taking photos of Rex Tillerson's notes from confirmation hearing today.” The thing is   Truong  was not covering the Tillerson hearing. To put it in her own words: “Trolls decided I was taking pictures of Rex Tillerson’s notes. I wasn’t even there.” On a typical day   Truong  gets maybe a half dozen mentions on Twitter. By 10 a.m. on Thursday  Jan. 12 — the day after  she  had been falsely identified as the woman from the picture —  she  had 4 638 new mentions since the previous evening. And it just kept going. Within 24 hours   her  handle had been mentioned 20 179 times  an increase of 185 300%  according to screenshots provided by  Truong . Here’s what that looked like:\nNote: This graphic is based on a BuzzFeed News analysis of 24 731 mentions of  Truong ’s twitter handle  @doristruong  starting roughly two days before false stories of  her  started circulating on the web and ending seven days after the incident. Source: Twitter’s API\n“That initial moment of seeing the Twitter notifications was dumbfounding ”  Truong  wrote in an email to BuzzFeed News. “I was looking at the app on my cellphone  where '20+' is the readout even if an account has far more mentions. I had to scroll through dozens of screens of people saying ‘how dare you’ (and worse) to finally figure out what had caught their attention.”\nExperiences like Truong’s are becoming more and more common. According to a recent study from Data & Society  47% of internet users aged 15 and older have experienced online harassment or abuse at some point. Thirty-six percent of all respondents reported that they had been harassed directly  meaning they had been threatened  called abusive names  or stalked. When a story goes viral  this experience is amplified. “This idea of people coming together within specific affinity groups and behaving in ways that are really good for the ‘in’ group and terrible for members of the ‘out’ group [...] there’s nothing new about that ” said Whitney M. Phillips  a professor at Mercer University who has been studying how people talk online for close to 10 years and who has written a book about online trolling titled This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things. “But having different tools means we suddenly have new superpowers.” Though online trolling has existed for years  experts like Phillips worry that the election of Donald Trump as president may embolden people who already harass others online. Trump has insulted politicians  media organizations  public figures  and private citizens on Twitter  which  in some cases  has incited his supporters to launch social media attacks on the people he singled out. He has spread and amplified skewed information and has tweeted falsehoods. “What do you do when the president is doing the thing that you’re trying to get average citizens not to do anymore?” said Phillips. Truong’s story became a battleground for different factions to debate their own views about the media and politics. While roughly 70% of the 100 most retweeted tweets about her contained insults against her  the media  and/or \"liberals \" a little less than a third of all the mentions from that same sample were trying to defend  Truong  (and a small percentage were not related to the story).\nThose who believed the false story about  Truong  slung insults toward her. “Where is your integrity? Oh wait you work for WaPo don't you” or “Media is SCUM ” some wrote. A few also featured hashtags like #WashingtonCompost in their tweets. Others swooped in to defend her:\nThis factioning of responses mirrors how politically divided the nation is and just how important identity politics have become in the digital realm. Participating in debates like this is “the digital equivalent of wearing a Make America Great Again hat and a pussy hat [...] It’s that idea that you’re signaling your affiliation with your group ” said Phillips. “If someone comes at you screaming  it’s very tempting to scream back at them.” The most intense part of  Truong ’s experience lasted approximately three days. And though she told BuzzFeed News that she was “mildly concerned” about her safety  she wrote that she will continue to use social media platforms: “The whole episode is not going to drive me off social media  which provides a way for me to connect with people across the miles  including strangers  and to be exposed to a diversity of opinions — including ones I disagree with.”",
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            "input": "PEORIA  Ariz. (AP) — Just the thought of  free agent first baseman Eric Hosmer  joining the downtrodden  youthful San Diego Padres sent a morning jolt through the spring training clubhouse.\n Hosmer  reached a preliminary agreement on an eight-year contract with the Padres  pending a physical. A person with direct knowledge of the deal confirmed the tentative deal  speaking on the condition of anonymity Sunday because there had been no formal announcement of  Hosmer 's potential signing.\nIt would become official once he passes a physical early in the week. While the final position players reported Sunday — most were already in spring camp — ahead of Monday's first full-squad workout   Hosmer  wasn't expected in the desert until at least Monday.\n Hosmer  who spent his first seven major league seasons with Kansas City   would receive a reported $144 million.\nPadres manager Andy Green could only discuss the acquisition of  Hosmer  in generalities since it isn't final  but was hopeful of having his full team together Monday.\nFILE - In a Friday  Sept. 29  2017 file photo  Kansas City Royals' Eric Hosmer hits an RBI-single in the first inning of a baseball game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City  Mo. A person with direct knowledge of the deal said Sunday  Feb. 18  2018 that free agent first baseman Hosmer has reached preliminary agreement on an eight-year contract with the San Diego Padres  pending a physical. (AP Photo/Colin E. Braley  File)\nHe hadn't been in touch with  Hosmer  in recent days but they did communicate earlier in the winter when Young chose San Diego and discussed that it was among  Hosmer 's top choices  too. Young said he didn't want to add any pressure to  Hosmer  making a decision.\nGreen knows what someone such as  Hosmer  could mean to a club's chances of turning  it  around .\n\"It was always time to start contending for  me  \" said Green  beginning his third season as San Diego skipper. \"It was always go out and win opening day and go out and win every game. I haven't been very good at that  I have to acknowledge that. At this point in time  opening day has been cruel to  me  so far.",
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            "input": "Former GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney will interview former Democratic Vice President Joe Biden during a Friday evening even FILE - In this May 24 , 2017 , file photo , former Vice President Joe Biden delivers the annual Harvard College Class Day address on In this May 8 , 2017 , photo , then-FBI Director James Comey speaks to the Anti-Defamation League National Leadership Summit in Washi",
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            "input": "WNBA star Breana Stewart  is now sharing a story of  her  own in light of the #MeToo movement.\nIn an essay called \"Me Too\" on The Players' Tribune   Stewart  revealed that  she  was sexually abused as a child by a man who lived in one of the houses of  her  relatives.  She  said the man was a construction worker and smoked cigarettes but did not identify  her  abuser.\n Stewart  said  she  turned to basketball during this time because it \"became a sort of safe space\" for the current Seattle Storm forward.\n\"In some ways  I'm still the same 11-year-old who just wanted to go to practice  \" Stewart  wrote. \"I've never been to therapy. I didn't want to talk about it. I didn't want to relive it. It's something I've tried to tuck away as far back on the shelf as I could. But that only works to an extent. I've cried. I cry most after I tell someone who's important to me. Talking about what I went through  explaining all of it -- it guts me. I'm forced to relive it. That's when it hits that what happened is real. It wasn't just an awful nightmare. It wasn't some other life I lived at another time.\"\nThe 23-year-old said  she  told  her  parents about the abuse when  she  was 11 years old and the man was later arrested and confessed his crimes.  Stewart  said  she  wishes  she  could forget the memories of  her  experience.\n\"I'm angry he took advantage of me as a child. I'll never get that time back. And what memories I still have  I'll never be able to erase them. Sometimes I wish for a few more black holes \"  Stewart  said.\n Breanna Stewart  said basketball became a safe space for  her  as child. (Jessica Hill/AP)\n Stewart  said  she  decided to come forward with  her  story because the movement is something bigger than  her .\n Stewart  was a basketball star for the UConn women's basketball team.  She  won the NCAA national championship four times and was given the Naismith Award for college basketball's most outstanding player on three occasions.\nSo far  she  has seamlessly transitioned to the WNBA and was given the Rookie of the Year award in 2016.",
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            "input": "Britain's opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn  told Morgan Stanley that bankers are right to regard  him  as a threat because  he  wants to transform what  he  cast as a rigged economy that profited speculators at the expense of ordinary people.\nMorgan Stanley last month warned that political uncertainty in Britain was a bigger threat than Brexit for some domestic investors given the risk of  Corbyn  winning power and radically changing Britain's free-market economy.\n\"Bankers like Morgan Stanley should not run our country but they think they do \" Corbyn  a 68-year-old socialist  said in a video posted on Twitter.\nSince Prime Minister Theresa May's botched gamble on a June snap election lost her party its majority in parliament  some investors and many of  Corbyn 's political opponents now see him as a potential prime minister if May's government falls.\n Corbyn  has cast bankers as the villains behind the 2008 financial crisis and promised to increase taxes on the banks and investment funds which trade out of London  the only financial capital to rival New York. Corbyn  said banks like Morgan Stanley were speculators.\"These are the same speculators and gamblers who crashed our economy in 2008 and then we had to bail them out  \" Corbyn  said. \"Their greed plunged the world into crisis and we are still paying  the price.\"Corbyn's manifesto promising renationalization  higher public spending and tax rises  for the rich won  him  40 percent of the votes cast while May's Conservatives won 42 percent.",
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                "Corbyn"
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            "input": "Keith Jackson  was one of sports' great voices  and one of its most popular play-by-play announcers.  He  was considered the voice of college football by several generations or watchers.\n Jackson  died Friday.  He  was 89.\n He  began calling college football games for ABC Sports when it acquired the broadcast rights for NCAA football in 1966.\n He  also worked NFL and NBA games  World Series  Winter and Summer Olympics and auto racing. For the job   he  traveled to 31 countries for ABC's Wide World of Sports.\n Jackson  announced  he  would retire from college football play-by-play after the 1998 season but ended up continuing with ABC Sports  in 1999.  He  retired for good in May 2006.\nESPN  which consolidated with ABC sports  announced  Jackson 's death Friday. The sports network highlighted  Jackson 's many broadcasting accomplishments:\n \"Jackson  got  his  start on the radio in 1952  broadcasting Washington State games  but went on to provide the national television soundtrack for the biggest games in the most storied stadiums.  His  colorful expressions — 'Whoa  Nellie' and 'Big Uglies' among the many — became part of the college football lexicon. He was credited with nicknaming the Rose Bowl 'The Granddaddy of Them All' and Michigan's stadium 'The Big House.'  Jackson  was the first play-by-play voice of Monday Night Football when the program debuted in 1970.  He  called Bucky Dent's home run against the Red Sox in 1978 as well as  Reggie Jackson 's three-homer game in the 1977 World Series.  He  covered the 1972 Olympics where Mark Spitz won seven gold medals. In 1999   Jackson  was awarded the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Gold Medal — its highest honor — and named to the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame  the first broadcaster accorded those distinguished honors.\"\n Jackson 's death comes three weeks after another sportscasting legend  Dick Enberg  died at age 82.",
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                "Keith Jackson"
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            "input": "Ellen Tara James-Penney  a lecturer at San Jose State University   has been sleeping out of a car for about a decade  ever since  she  lost  her  housing while an undergraduate at the school where  she  now teaches four English courses  a job that pays $28 000 a year. Home is an old Volvo.\n\"I've basically been homeless since 2007  and I'm really tired \"  she  said. \"Really tired.\"\n She  actually got  her  start in the high tech industry  before being laid off during the tech meltdown of the early 2000s. Like many who couldn't find work   she  went to college  accumulating tens of thousands of dollars in student debt along the way.\nNow 54   she  grades papers and prepares lesson plans in  her  car. Among  her  few belongings is a pair of  her  grandmother's fancy stiletto pumps  a reminder to  herself  that \"it's not going to be like this forever.\"\nFor Seattle resident Elisabeth James  the reality check came when a homeless man forced his way into a glass-enclosed ATM lobby with her after she swiped her card to open the door for after-hours access. After a few nerve-wracking minutes  the man left the lobby but stayed outside  banging on the glass. Police were too busy to respond so  James  called  her  husband  who scared the man away and walked  her  home. The man   she  believes  just wanted to get out of the rain.\nA neighborhood pocket park has become a flashpoint  too: When  James  took  her  2-year-old grandchild there   she  saw people injecting heroin.",
            "output": [
                "Ellen Tara James-Penney"
            ]
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        {
            "id": "task419-668e063630304080aee9c115de499e9f",
            "input": "Trump  has repeatedly criticized  his  Justice Department for not aggressively probing a variety of conservative concerns.  He  said recently that officials there “should be looking at the Democrats” and that it was “very discouraging” they were not “going after Hillary Clinton.” On the campaign trail   Trump’s  supporters frequently chanted “Lock  her  up!” at the mention of Clinton’s name.\n“Hopefully they are doing something  and at some point  maybe we are going to all have it out ”  Trump  said recently.\nSessions’s relationship with the president has been significantly strained since he recused himself from the investigation into possible coordination between the  Trump  campaign and the Kremlin to influence the 2016 election. The president has publicly lambasted his attorney general and noted that had he known in advance of Sessions’s recusal  he would not have appointed him to the post. It was after Sessions’s recusal that Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein appointed Robert S. Mueller III to lead the investigation into the  Trump  campaign and the Kremlin.\n[Jeff Sessions says he plans to stay in role  despite  Trump ’s comments about him]\nIn that context  the letter is likely to be seen by some  especially on the left  as Sessions inappropriately bending to political pressure  perhaps to save his job. The possible reigniting of a probe of Clinton is likely to draw especially fierce criticism  even as it is welcomed by  Trump ’s supporters.\nWhen  Trump  said during the campaign that  he  would “instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor” to look into Clinton  former attorney general Michael Mukasey — a  Trump  supporter and vocal Clinton critic — said  Trump  having  her  investigated and jailed “would be like a banana republic.”\n Trump  would later back down from his threats  before breathing life into them again with his more recent comments.\nBrian Fallon  who served as the press secretary for the Clinton campaign  noted that the Justice Department letter became public not long after revelations that  Donald Trump Jr.  had communicated with WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign.\n“Like clockwork  just as we learn of damning details of  Donald Trump Jr.’s  contacts with WikiLeaks  the Trump administration is firing up the fog machine to distract from the Mueller probe ” Fallon said.\nMany of the items Goodlatte wanted investigated had long been conservative talking points  some having to do with matters many considered resolved: various decisions made in the Clinton email case  the Uranium One purchase  the “unmasking” of people by the intelligence community and allegations by  Trump  that he was wiretapped by his predecessors. Unmasking is a routine part of intelligence officials’ jobs; officials have said there is no evidence to support  Trump’s  claims that  he  was wiretapped; and while conservatives have sought to cast the Uranium One deal as an example of Clinton taking Russian money to influence U.S. policy  there is no evidence that Clinton participated in any discussions regarding the sale  which was approved during the Obama administration while she was secretary of state.",
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            "input": "\"No , not the same ,\" Romney wrote .",
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                "Romney"
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            "input": "\"I believe that we have now made the breakthrough that we needed \" EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told reporters during a news conference with British Prime Minister Theresa May.\nBritish Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker address a media conference at EU headquarters in Brussels on Friday  Dec. 8  2017. British Prime Minister Theresa May  met with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker early Friday morning following crucial overnight talks on the issue of the Irish border.(AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)\nNigel Farage  who led the drive to leave the EU as chairman of the U.K. Independence Party  said  May  had caved on critical points. Farage tweeted that the deal was \"good news for  Mrs. May  as we can now move on to the next stage of humiliation.\"\nBritish Prime Minister Theresa May  left  walks with European Council President Donald Tusk prior to a meeting at the Europa building in Brussels on Friday  Dec. 8  2017. British Prime Minister Theresa May  met with EU officials early Friday morning following crucial overnight talks on the issue of the Irish border. (AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wijngaert)",
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            "input": "HABUR  Turkey (Reuters)  - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan  threatened on Monday to cut off the pipeline that carries oil from northern Iraq to the outside world  intensifying pressure on the Kurdish autonomous region over  its  independence referendum.\n Erdogan  spoke shortly after Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said Ankara could take punitive measures involving borders and air space against the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) over the referendum and would not recognize the outcome.\nTurkish President Tayyip Erdogan makes a speech during a conference in Istanbul  Turkey  September 25  2017. REUTERS/Murad Sezer\nTurkish President Tayyip Erdogan makes a speech during a conference in Istanbul  Turkey  September 25  2017. REUTERS/Murad Sezer",
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                "Tayyip Erdogan"
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            "input": "The target   Mohamed Hamdan   was not a publicly known Hamas figure in Lebanon. A statement from Hamas  the Islamist group that controls Gaza  confirmed  he  was a member of the group  without detailing  his  role  and said “initial indications” suggested Israel was behind the bombing.\nAl-Manar television  run by the Lebanese political and military group Hezbollah  described  Hamdan  as an important figure in Hamas  adding that  he  appeared to have a security role and was being tracked by Israel.\nA leader of the Palestinian Fatah movement in Lebanon said  Hamdan  was involved in operations in Israel. “The incident has Israeli fingerprints ” Mounir al-Maqdah  the Fatah official  told Reuters.\n Hamdan  was “slightly wounded” in the attack  a Hamas official in Sidon  Ayman Shanaa  told the Palestinian television station Paltoday.",
            "output": [
                "Mohamed Hamdan"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-6a833d9128f14b2f82ff51cbedba1495",
            "input": "Sebastian Quinn-Watson  of Blockchain Global  a bitcoin exchange operator   said the crackdown is just a temporary reaction to the explosive growth of the cryptocurrency market this year. Initial coin offerings  a fundraising method in which companies issue their own cryptocurrencies to potentially raise millions of dollars  alarmed regulators and forced them to take action to reign in the markets to prevent a possible crash  according to Quinn-Watson. On September 4 regulators in China deemed ICOs  which have raised over $2 billion this year  illegal.\n Quinn-Watson  who speaks frequently with regulators   said  he  expects the regulatory pendulum to swing the other way eventually. Here's Quinn-Watson (emphasis added):\n He  told Business Insider regulators are considering to allow companies to run ICOs through a government-supervised pilot program.\nStill  not everyone agrees with  Quinn-Watson . Jim Stent  author of \"China's Banking Transformation\" said China's crackdown is permanent  according to reporting by CNBC.",
            "output": [
                "Sebastian Quinn-Watson"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-14acd6aeced64483953e605199654ccc",
            "input": "One defendant  Juan Angel Napout  a Paraguayan who was former president of South American soccer’s ruling federation  was big on personal grooming with his manicures  pedicures and massages discretely arranged by his chauffeur  according to testimony.\n Napout ’s driver performed another duty -- he drove 30 hours from Asuncion  Paraguay  to Buenos Aires and back to pick up and deliver cash bribes to his boss and facilitate payments to another Argentinian official  according to former sports-marketing executive Alejandro Burzaco  who pleaded guilty and is cooperating with the U.S. government.\nProsecutors say  Napout  collected millions of dollars in bribes as well as gifts -- such as $10 175.88 worth of tickets to a Paul McCartney concert in Buenos Aires.\n“We grew up with him  we owe it to the Beatles and Paul is a genius!”  Napout ’s friend said in an email after the sold-out November 2010 concert. “For me this is my dream come true.”\n“I also had the feeling it was not real  that’s how good it was!”  Napout  gushed.\nOne of  his  co-defendants  Jose Maria Marin  the 85-year-old former president of the Brazilian football federation  is out on bail during the trial and is living under house arrest at his $3.5 million apartment in Manhattan’s Trump Tower. The case could go to the jury by Thursday.",
            "output": [
                "Juan Angel Napout"
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            "input": "Topspin\nAn attorney for state Sen. Ira Silverstein  predicts the Chicago Democrat eventually will overcome a challenge to  his  spot on the primary ballot  allowing  him  to continue  his  bid for re-election.\nAt issue are the petition signatures a candidate needs to run for office. A preliminary examination of  Silverstein 's paperwork raised questions about enough of the signatures to leave  him  about 45 short of the 1 000 needed  an election official said.\n Silverstein  is facing four primary challengers in a contest that started after a victims' rights advocate accused  him  of sexual harassment as she was working with  him  to pass a bill.  Silverstein  has disputed the allegations and said  he  apologized \"if I made her uncomfortable.\"\nAsked about the issue with  his  signatures   Silverstein  said  he  was “not an expert on the topic” and referred a reporter to  his  attorney  longtime election lawyer James Nally.\nWhile several Democratic candidates for governor have called on  Silverstein  to step down following the harassment allegation  he has pressed forward as lawmakers have scrambled to address the fallout. That includes the appointment of a new inspector general to look into ethics complaints filed against legislators and staff  a post that sat empty for years as accusations piled up.\nRecords show that as of December   Silverstein  will hit 20 years in the legislative pension system  meaning he will be eligible for a yearly payment of 85 percent of his final legislative salary. In 2017  his yearly salary totaled almost $88 500  according to the comptroller's office.",
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            "input": "Less than three minutes separated  Randy Moss  and the New England Patriots from the first 19-0 season in NFL history  but the All-Pro wide receiver knew victory was far from certain.\nIt was Feb. 3  2008  and  Moss  had just hauled in a 6-yard touchdown pass from Tom Brady to give the Patriots a 14-10 fourth-quarter lead over the Giants in Super Bowl XLII.\n“I was actually hesitant to kind of celebrate  because I knew there was a lot of time on the clock ”  Moss  told the Daily News. “Our defense wasn’t able to really slow down the Giants offense. With that much time on the clock  I just had to keep my fingers crossed and just hope that we could come up with a big play.”\nSaturday marks the 10-year anniversary of that epic Super Bowl  and  Moss  remembers it well.\nIt’s also the day that  Moss  finds out if  he  will be inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame.\nAlthough Manning was crowned Super Bowl MVP for his late-game heroics  the Giants’ swarming pass rush led by Michael Strahan  Justin Tuck and Osi Umenyiora deserves just as much credit for constantly pressuring Brady — fresh off an MVP regular season where he tossed a then-record 50 touchdown passes — and limiting his ability to throw downfield to  Moss .\n Randy Moss  caught a touchdown in Super Bowl XLII. (David Duprey/AP)\n“There was really nothing they did against me ”  Moss   40  said. “They single covered me  they played in zone  they played in man. But the Giants’ game plan was if the Patriots are going to try to get the ball deep to  Moss   we’re going to make them pay for it. And if they do get it off  he’s going to get hit. They had a very solid defensive game plan for them to really cut out a lot of things that we did well.\n Moss   who caught a record 23 touchdown passes during that regular season  finished with 5 receptions and 62 yards on 12 targets in the Super Bowl.",
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            "input": "Kawhi Leonard  suffered a sprained ankle in last year’s playoffs. (Jerome Miron/USA Today Sports)\n Kawhi Leonard  had barely started to play significant minutes again before being struck with another injury. The Spurs are hoping  though  that this one does not keep  him  off the court nearly as long as  his  previous issue.\nSan Antonio Coach Gregg Popovich offered some surprising news Sunday when he told reporters that  Leonard  had a partial tear in his left shoulder. The two-time NBA defensive player of the year was known to have a shoulder injury but not necessarily one of that potential severity.\n“It’s too bad. He was starting to get back into form a little bit after playing a couple of games ” Popovich said of  Leonard .\nNevertheless  Popovich added that he hoped  Leonard  could return before the end of the Spurs’ three-game road trip  which began Sunday in Portland.  Leonard  was ruled out of that game  but the coach did dismiss the possibility of a return by his team’s most important player by the time San Antonio visits the Lakers on Thursday.\n Leonard  sat out the first 27 games of the season with a quadriceps injury that appeared to linger much longer than most expected. That came after  he  missed most of the Spurs’ loss to the Warriors in the 2017 Western Conference finals because of a sprained ankle.\n Leonard  has only played in eight games this season  having returned on Dec. 12 but having been held out of four of the Spurs’ past 10 games  as the team has tried to manage  his  recovery. The two-time all-star has only played more than 25 minutes in each of  his  past four games  and for the season  he  is averaging 15.9 points  4.3 rebounds  2.1 assists and 1.8 steals.\nHowever   Popovich  has managed to guide San Antonio to a 27-13 record  good for third place in the West  heading into Sunday’s contest. Their record is all the more impressive because  in addition to Leonard  players such as Rudy Gay (heel)  Danny Green (groin)  Kyle Anderson (MCL)  Tony Parker (quadriceps) and Joffrey Lauvergne (ankle) have been missing time with their own injuries.",
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            "input": "Kate Winslet  condemned Harvey Weinstein for allegedly sexually harassing multiple women over three decades.\n“The fact that these women are starting to speak out about the gross misconduct of one of our most important and well regarded film producers  is incredibly brave and has been deeply shocking to hear ”  Winslet  said in a statement given exclusively to Variety.\n Winslet  joins a chorus of prominent actresses  including Meryl Streep  Judi Dench and Glenn Close  who all voiced their disapproval on Monday of Weinstein’s alleged conduct.\n Winslet  won the best actress Oscar in 2009 for  her  role in The Weinstein Company’s “The Reader.”",
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            "input": "“Over the last year  we got clear indications that  yes  it was going to be important for publishers to grow subscription revenues ” said  Richard Gingras  Google’s vice president for news .\n He  said the number of news outlets with paywalls had reached a critical mass in the last year  to the point that it made sense for Google to start developing tools for them.\nThe goal is to facilitate fast purchases that could take as little as a single click   Gingras  said. Customers’ names and emails would be shared with the publishers.\nA separate tool would give publishers data on how to maximize sign ups with personalized offers.  Gingras  said Google hasn’t determined whether it may charge a fee to recoup costs of that program.\n“Google search is valuable because there’s a rich ecosystem out there ”  Gingras  said. “To the extent the web is healthy  that’s very good for our core business. Our objective is not for this to be a new line of business.”",
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            "input": "Kevin Sinclair  a developmental biologist at the University of Nottingham in Britain who was not involved with this research   said this was a significant step in nonhuman primate cloning. “It's the first time that primates have been born using the technique of somatic cell nuclear transfer  which is the technique that was used to produce Dolly the sheep  gosh  almost 22 years ago now ”  he  said.\nFor the clones that originated from fetal tissue  79 embryos yielded six pregnancies. Only Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua were born. “It's still very inefficient in this species ”  Sinclair  said. “There's a lot of progress yet to be made.”\n“There is no reason to doubt that these two monkeys are anything other than clones ”  Sinclair  said.\nNor   he  said  is there reason to suggest that we are closer to producing human clones today than we were yesterday. “The techniques that these guys have used to produce these monkeys have already been used to produce cloned human embryos ”  Sinclair  pointed out. No one in the field “has ever had an agenda to produce human clones.”\n Sinclair   who has studied the health of clones such as Dolly's identical “sister” sheep  was bullish on the monkeys' long-term survival. In general   he  said  if clones survive the first few months of infancy  they develop like any other animal. “The chances of them going on to lead long and normal healthy lives are very high ”  he  said.\nTheir dog’s sudden death was too much to bear — so they cloned  him",
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            "input": "CBS News and Variety reported that  Petty  died on Monday  but both later walked it back  and pointed to TMZ's reporting.\nTMZ reported Monday afternoon that while  Petty  was not expected to live much longer  he  was still  \"clinging to life.\"\nThe LAPD had refused to confirm  Petty 's death to Business Insider in a phone call  citing department policy.\nTMZ reported that  Petty  had \"no brain activity\" on Monday  and that \"a decision was made to pull life support.\"\nThe 66-year-old singer  famous for his music with  Tom Petty  and The Heartbreakers  wrapped a long tour at the end of September.\n Petty 's band gained commercial and critical success throughout the late 1970s  starting with their debut self-titled album  which spawned the hit singles \"American Girl\" and \"Breakdown.\"\n His  highest-charting single  \"Free Fallin' \" was released in 1989 and peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard singles chart.\n Petty  was nominated for 18 Grammy awards.  He  won two Grammys as a solo artist and one for  his  contribution to the supergroup album \"The Traveling Wilbury's Vol. 1.\"",
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                "Tom"
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            "input": "Tesla Motors developed a giant backup power system in South Australia to combat the region's energy crisis  and switched on  the battery  on Dec. 1. (Jay Weatherill via Storyful)\nLess than a month after  Tesla  unveiled a new backup power system in South Australia  the world's largest lithium-ion battery is already being put to the test. And it appears to be far exceeding expectations: In the past three weeks alone  the Hornsdale Power Reserve has smoothed out at least two major energy outages  responding even more quickly than the coal-fired backups that were supposed to provide emergency power.\n Tesla 's battery last week kicked in just 0.14 seconds after one of Australia's biggest plants  the Loy Yang facility in the neighboring state of Victoria  suffered a sudden  unexplained drop in output  according to the International Business Times. And the week before that  another failure at Loy Yang prompted  the Hornsdale battery  to respond in as little as four seconds — or less  according to some estimates — beating other plants to the punch. State officials have called the response time “a record ” according to local media.\nThe effectiveness of  Tesla 's battery is being closely watched in a region that is in the grips of an energy crisis. The price of electricity is soaring in Australia  particularly in the state of South Australia  where a 2016 outage led 1.7 million residents to lose power in a blackout. Storms and heat waves have caused additional outages  and many Australians are bracing for more with the onset of summer in the Southern Hemisphere.\nThe Hornsdale battery system  which uses the same energy-storage tech found in  Tesla 's electric cars  is one of chief executive Elon Musk's newest projects. In March  Musk  who is known for setting high goals and only sometimes meeting them  vowed on Twitter to deliver a battery system for South Australia's struggling grid within 100 days or it would be free. By early July  the state had signed a deal with  Tesla  and the French-based energy company Neoen to produce the battery. And by Dec. 1  South Australia announced that it had switched on the Hornsdale battery.\nA spokesman for  Tesla  didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.\nNonetheless  the Hornsdale reserve has already shown that it can provide what's known as “contingency” service — keeping the grid stable in a crisis and easing what would otherwise be a significant power failure. And  more important  the project is the biggest proof-of-concept yet that batteries such as  Tesla 's can help mitigate one of renewable energy's most persistent problems: how to use it when the sun isn't shining or the wind isn't blowing.\nWhere it can take as much as 10 minutes to spin up a traditional turbine in a pinch  added Coughlin  it's not uncommon to see systems such as  Tesla 's intervene in fractions of a second.\nThis isn't Musk's only experiment with large-scale batteries. Last year   Tesla  said  it  had equipped a small island in American Samoa with thousands of solar panels and batteries that could serve the area's 600 inhabitants  shifting them almost entirely off fossil fuels. In October  Musk responded to the hurricane crisis in Puerto Rico by offering to discuss building a solar grid for the island. Parts of Puerto Rico are still without power  months after Hurricane Maria ripped down power lines and other energy infrastructure.",
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            "input": "In the latest twist in the sexual harassment controversies roiling Congress  Republicans have taken to defending  Democratic Sen. Al Franken .\nYes  that’s right. While  Franken  announced Thursday  he  would resign in the “coming weeks” amid growing allegations of sexual misconduct  some Republicans are not so sure  he  should have to leave the Senate.\n“What you saw today was a lynch mob ” former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Wednesday on Laura Ingraham’s Fox News show after at least 35 Democratic Senators called on  Franken  to step aside. “Let’s not have due process. Let’s not ask anybody any questions. Let’s not have any chance to have a hearing. Let’s just lynch him  because when we get done lynching him  we’ll be so pure.”\nEight women have accused  Franken  of sexually harassing them  with the most recent being a woman who told Politico this week that  Franken  tried to forcibly kiss her in 2006.\nBut Gingrich is not alone in claiming the Democrats are not acting entirely out of sincere moral concern. When interviewing Gingrich on Wednesday  Ingraham also said she believes the Democrats are using  Franken ’s situation to claim the moral high ground so they can try to take down Republicans accused of sexual misconduct like President Donald Trump and Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore.\nThey have used a variety of tactics to dismiss the claims against him  but many of them come down to Republicans saying they do not have proof he did anything wrong. That seems to be the argument GOPers are using again to defend  Franken .\nAnd the Washington Examiner’s Byron York also raised concerns about  Franken  not receiving due process.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The start of  Mikaela Shiffrin 's bid for multiple medals at the 2018 Olympics was delayed yet again when the women's slalom was postponed from Wednesday to Friday because of strong winds.\nIt's the third time in four days an Alpine skiing race was shelved because gusts made it too dangerous for competition.  Shiffrin  originally was supposed to get started with the giant slalom on Monday; that race was rescheduled for Thursday and will now be  her  first at these Winter Games.\nNow Friday will also be a double-competition day  with Shiffrin attempting to defend  her  2014 gold medal in the slalom  which will be held at the Yongpyong Alpine Center that hosts technical races  while the men compete in the super-G at the Jeongseon Alpine Center speed hill about 30 miles (50 kilometers) away.\n Mikaela Shiffrin  is the world's best woman skier — and  she 's worried that's not enough »",
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            "input": "In their book and in a blog (nudges.wordpress.com)   Mr. Thaler and Mr. Sunstein  favor nudging people to save more  eat better  weigh less  invest more sensibly  pay down debt  avoid hazardous mortgages  drive safely and wear bike helmets â a list that expands as new ideas and new problems conducive to nudging emerge.\nIn a phone conversation   Mr. Thaler  said that carefully applied nudges might help ameliorate some of the problems that led to the financial crisis. Some nudges need to be more forceful than others. For example  rigorous public disclosure of leverage (the ratio of debt to capital) would be a burden. But it might be necessary to induce the people who run hedge funds  insurance companies and big banks to behave more sensibly.\nâDisclosure does help at every level â  he  said. âMaybe itâs not a panacea  but thatâs not a reason not to do it.â\n Mr. Sunstein and Mr. Thaler  say that this apparent contradiction is reconciled through what  they  call âchoice architecture.â This is the deliberate imposition of structure in an environment â etching flies in a urinal â to induce people to make better choices. Consider a cafeteria where healthy foods like fruit and yogurt are placed in a prominent location  while junk foods are relegated to an out-of-the way spot. People are free to choose  but they are being nudged toward healthier decisions.\nSimilarly  Mr. Thaler and Shlomo Benartzi  an economist at U.C.L.A.  applied these theories to 401(k) plans with the âSave More Tomorrowâ program  which gives employees the option of increasing payroll deductions in the future. This arrangement acknowledges the human desire to enjoy life now and put off self-discipline â a tendency observed by Aesopâs fable of the ant and the grasshopper and confirmed through much recent behavioral research. With âSave More Tomorrow â you can have it both ways â consuming as much as you like now  while automatically increasing your savings rate on the next Jan. 1  and in every successive year.\nNudging derives from research by Daniel Kahneman  a Nobel laureate in economics; by Mr. Kahnemanâs late colleague  Amos Tversky; and by Mr. Thaler and others over several decades. Mr. Kahneman  a psychologist  gives  Mr. Thaler  considerable credit for the birth of behavioral economics.\n Mr. Thaler  has found that people often donât act rationally and in their own best interests  as is assumed by traditional economic models.  He  calls such idealized people âEcons â as distinguished from âHumans.â Econs are walking computers  and behave according to the laws of classical economics; Humans are quirky  like the people you meet on the street. Humans may know that they should eat less and exercise more  but they often miss the mark. They may know that they should save more  but often donât. And so   Mr. Thaler  says  most of us would benefit from a nudge.\nDISCLOSURE aimed at enabling people to make more informed choices is often  Mr. Thaler âs preferred solution for complex issues involving markets.  He  cites disclosure rules imposed on mutual funds by the Securities and Exchange Commission that  imperfect as they may be  have allowed third-party firms like Morningstar and Lipper to create Web sites comparing fees and performance. The point is to make it âeasier for Humans to make decisions as if they were Econs â  he  said. Such comparisons arenât really possible now when it comes to hedge funds  for which standard  reliable data is not available.\nIn financial markets  where evidence of irrationality has been abundant lately   he  says  he  would increase regulations  but very carefully. Thereâs no evidence   he  said  that regulators could actually determine appropriate leverage for specific investments  for example  and âheavy-handed regulationâ could shut down financial markets and weaken the economy further.\nâThe trick is to try and figure out a way of forcing these firms to disclose more of what theyâre doing without giving away so much that they can no longer make a living â  he  said. Such information would help individuals decide whether to invest in the funds  and would help regulators assess overall risk imposed on the financial system and the economy. In addition   he  said  disclosure itself often has a salutary effect on behavior because people tend to be mindful of the opinions of others.\nAs a principal in  the firm of Fuller & Thaler Asset Management    he  has applied  his  own theories  looking for behavioral biases that may affect specific stocks or market sectors. Two mutual funds managed by  the firm  havenât done very well lately  though  with returns over the last year that have slightly lagged the miserable stock market.\nâWeâre not exceptions â  he  said with a chuckle. âWeâre just Humans.â",
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            "input": "\"2017 was a strong year for Facebook  but it was also a hard one \" Facebook founder and  CEO Mark Zuckerberg  said in a statement. \"In 2018  we're focused on making sure Facebook isn't just fun to use  but also good for people's well-being and for society. We're doing this by encouraging meaningful connections between people rather than passive consumption of content.\"\n Zuckerberg  noted that the company's recent news feed changes  such as reducing the volume of viral videos  have caused time spent on Facebook to decline by about 50 million hours every day - an average of about 2 minutes per person every day.\nOn a conference call with investors   Zuckerberg  emphasized that time spent alone offers limited insight into the value of the social network and that  he  expects short-term drops in time on the site to make the product stronger in the long-term.\n\"By focusing on meaningful interactions  I believe that the time spent on Facebook will be more valuable \"  Zuckerberg  said. \"If people interact more  it should lead to stronger community. When you care about something  you’re willing to see ads to experience it.\"\nFacebook’s results come just a few weeks after  Zuckerberg  announced that  the company  plans to make a year-long shift across  its  products to prioritize interactions between friends and family and reduce the prominence of unpaid posts by brands and publishers. In the near-term  the change will cause news to make up only 4% of news feed  down from about 5% currently. Facebook plans to display news sources in accordance with how users rank their “trustworthiness.”  Zuckerberg  also said  the company  plans to elevate local news in a push to help “build community.” Facebook correctly warned that the changes could lead to a decrease in time spent on the social network in the short-term. However   Zuckerberg  has said  he  sees the shift as critical to Facebook’s long-term success as a business and product.\nWhen Facebook reported its third quarterly earnings in November   Zuckerberg  said  he  was “dead serious” about addressing the social network’s security and safety issues  ranging from election meddling to moderation issues  such as violent live videos and misinformation.  Zuckerberg  warned that the bolstered efforts “will impact” the company’s profitability.  The company  said last year  it  plans to double  its  headcount working on safety and security from 10 000 people to 20 000 people over the course of 2018  and add thousands more content moderators. (Facebook said it has 25 105 employees as of December 31  up 47% from a year earlier.)\nZuckerberg continues to emphasize video advertising as key to the future of the company’s business. Facebook recently added a “Watch” section for video shows and series  which competes with Google-owned YouTube and is intended in the long-term to foster interaction between friends  family and groups. Higher-quality content in the tab could drive stronger video ad sales over time.  Zuckerberg  also noted in Wednesday's conference call that  he  expects \"Stories\" -- chains of disappearing photos and videos -- to overtake posts and feeds as the most common content format across apps  and that the growth of the feature will shape how Facebook evolves its apps and business.",
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            "input": "For the first time this preseason , the Cavaliers unleashed LeBron James , Dwyane Wade and Derrick Rose in the starting lineup because James ' sore ankle cooperated and the regular season is nearing . \nThe Tribune reported at the time that Rose made clear to James and Wade he would be open to playing with them . \nA 2011 Sports Illustrated profile on Rose reported that Rose sent James one text . \nOne source added Rose \"backed out\" of accompanying the contingent that traveled to Cleveland to pitch James in person despite being invited . \nRose said he pitched the merits of playing for the Bulls , who even eventually had trade talks with the Clippers centered on Luol Deng that would have created the salary cap space to sign James , Wade and Bosh .",
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            "input": "Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) said a meeting revealed in the House Intelligence Committee memo released Friday shows that  the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee  likely knew about the dossier  despite  their  denials.\nThe memo revealed that the law firm representing the  Clinton  campaign and the DNC  Perkins Coie  hosted “at least one” meeting in Washington  D.C. in 2016 with dossier author Christopher Steele  Fusion GPS  and media outlets  in which the dossier’s research was discussed.\nAccording to Meadows  Perkins Coie could likely not have hosted the meeting without getting its client’s permission — in this case  the  Clinton  campaign and the DNC — due to attorney-client privilege. Attorney-client privilege would give the  Clinton  campaign and the DNC control over what Perkins Coie could share with other parties — especially the media.\n“I can’t imagine that a law firm would set that up and bring in the media without knowledge of some individual within the DNC or the  Hillary Clinton  campaign directing them to do so  because it would break an attorney-client privilege to bring in the media and allow that to be exposed without that happening ” Meadows said during a conference call with reporters about the memo on Friday.\nThe  Clinton  campaign paid Perkins Coie $5.6 million from June 2015  and the DNC paid Fusion GPS $3.65 million beginning in November 2015  according to the Washington Post. Obama for America also paid Fusion GPS $972 000 since April 2016  according to The Federalist.\nEven after that   Clinton    her  top campaign and DNC officials denied knowing they were paying for the dossier.  Former Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook  told CNN that  he  was unaware that the  Clinton  campaign was paying Fusion GPS.\n“I didn’t know that we were paying the contractor that created that document ”  Mook  told CNN on November 3  2017.\n Former Clinton Campaign Chairman John Podesta  also told Senate Intelligence Committee investigators last year that  he  did not know they were paying for the dossier  according to CNN.",
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            "input": "Russian Bobsled Federation president Alexander Zubkov told The Associated Press on Friday that a drug-test sample that  pilot Nadezhda Sergeeva  gave on Sunday was positive.\n\" She  confirms  she  took no such medication and the team confirms  she  was not issued any medication \" said Zubkov  a former bobsledder who himself was stripped of two Olympic gold medals for the Russian doping scheme at the 2014 Sochi Games. \"Federation representatives at the Olympics\" are starting to prepare a defense  he said.\nZubkov also said a sample  she  had given five days earlier was negative.\n Nadezhda Sergeeva  (right) has tested positive for trimetazdine  which is listed as a banned substance by the World Anti-Doping Agency.\n Sergeeva 's crew finished 12th in the women's bobsled competition on Wednesday  after she had given the sample that later came back positive.\nEarlier this month   Sergeeva  told the AP that competitors from other countries had warmed to her after she passed IOC vetting for Pyeongchang  which included an examination of her drug-testing history.\n\"I don't know why  but they've started talking to us more than ever before. I feel it. Maybe it's a sign to them that we're clean  \" Sergeeva  said. \"There's a lot of people coming up and saying  'We're happy you're here.'\"\nAt the time  she was training in a T-shirt with the words \"I Don't Do Doping.\"  Sergeeva  used to compete in track and field as a heptathlete before switching sports in 2010.\n Sergeeva  switched to driving a bobsled after competing in track and field as a heptathlete.\nTrimetazidine  the substance found in  Sergeeva 's sample  has been detected in previous doping cases. Chinese swimmer Sun Yang  an Olympic gold medalist  was banned for three months in 2014 by his country's sports authorities after testing positive for the substance.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Many pundits seem to be taking the election results as a message to the Virginia GOP to cooperate with the Democratic Party and the Northam Administration  to seek “moderate ” “bipartisan” paths forward. For example  Washington Post reporting on the inauguration emphasized cordiality  bipartisanship  and how Republicans are (seemingly) reaching out to work with Democratic Party politicians.\nNow  Governor Northam  has taken the massive Democratic Party base enthusiasm as a mandate for pursuing bipartisanship.  His  inauguration address provided a strong window on this  with  his  only mention of “Democratic” coming alongside “Republican” for saying — in essence — party labels simply don’t matter for governing.\nWhen it comes to “solving problems”  the Virginia Senate today dealt with a set of Northam’s legislative priorities — including mild gun control measures that even the NRA recently stated that they were in favor of (banning bump stocks post Las Vegas massacre) .\nGovernor Northam embraces and lauds bipartisanship.",
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            "input": "Armie Hammer is backtracking on comments he made last month about  Casey Affleck  winning an Oscar despite being accused of sexual harassment.\nHammer  who is the star of the Oscar contender “Call Me By Your Name ” compared Nate Parker’s downfall to the treatment of  Affleck  in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter — but on Friday he released a lawyered-up statement through a PR firm saying he now regrets his comments and that he was flat out incorrect.\n“I would like to sincerely apologize to  Casey  and  his  family for my recent comments about  him  in my THR interview. Without knowing the facts about the civil lawsuits at issue (which I now understand were settled)  I misspoke ” Hammer’s statement read.\nArmie Hammer calls out  Casey Affleck   Nate Parker double standard\nArmie Hammer made a comparison between Nate Parker and  Casey Affleck . (Chris Pizzello/Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)\n“The cases in which  Casey  was involved were not criminal and instead involved civil claims from  his  2010 movie ‘I'm Still Here ’” the 31-year-old continued.\n\"I would like to sincerely apologize to  Casey  and  his  family for my recent comments about  him  in my THR interview. Without knowing the facts about the civil lawsuits at issue (which I now understand were settled)  I misspoke. I conflated sexual harassment cases with a criminal case involving sexual assault charges. The cases in which  Casey  was involved were not criminal and instead involved civil claims from  his  2010 movie 'I'm Still Here.' While intending to make a social comment about double standards in general  I mistakenly compared reports of prior  public civil allegations that never proceeded to trial with a criminal case that was fully tried. I understand now that this was a poor comparison  which I deeply regret making. I also didn't mean to insinuate  nor do I believe  that  Casey  or anyone from  his  camp had anything to do with leaked information that took place during the press for 'Birth of a Nation.' I respect  Casey 's work  and I've learned a valuable lesson about the need to be more accurate with disseminating information  especially in this age of instantaneous  unchecked communication. While attempting to be part of the solution  I unintentionally made myself part of the problem  for which I am truly sorry.\"",
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            "input": "Former President Bill Clinton  is reportedly facing a new round of charges of sexual assault from four women  who claim the incidents occurred after  Clinton  left the White House in 2001.\nAuthor and journalist Ed Klein reports in the Daily Mail that attorneys have notified  Clinton  that they are preparing to file four separate lawsuits against  him . Klein says a member of  Clinton ’s legal team has confirmed the existence of the allegations to  him .\n Clinton ’s history of sexual misconduct both before and during  his  presidency returned to the spotlight in 2016 and again in 2017 during  his  wife Hillary’s failed presidential bid and more recently amid new allegations of sexual misconduct against a plethora of politicians  journalists  and Hollywood celebrities.\nSen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) said last week that  Clinton  should have resigned the presidency in the wake of his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. It forms part of a broader re-evaluation of  Clinton ’s conduct by Democrats and left-wing media pundits.\nKlein  who has written a number of sensationalist books including All Out War: The Plot to Destroy Trump  reports that the women were employed in “low-level positions” at an organization owned by playboy billionaire Ron Burkle.  Clinton  was hired by Burkle and flew around the world on Burkle’s private jet — which Klein says was known as “Air Fuck One.”\nKlein says there is no evidence that Burkle knew anything about the alleged assaults by  Clinton . He also reports that  Hillary Clinton  is “furious” with Bill for getting stuck in another scandal and offered to hire private detectives to dig up dirt on the women — but  Clinton ’s attorneys said no.",
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            "input": "Since Tyra Banks yelled \"We were rooting for you!\" on America's Next Top Model   it's become one of the most iconic moments in reality TV history  and one of the most inescapable GIFs on the internet. Now  more than a decade since Banks flipped on  contestant Tiffany Richardson   the former model hopeful reveals what viewers didn't see  how  she  feels about Banks  and how far  she 's come.\n“This is a really difficult decision ” Tyra Banks said  face stoic  voice solemn. “You’ve put me in a very difficult place.” Before  her  stood America's Next Top Model contestants  Tiffany Richardson  and Rebecca Epley  who were on the chopping block.\nThe Cycle 4 hopefuls were relatively motionless  aside from the sporadic subtle head nods as they waited to see whose photo Banks was holding. Whoever was pictured would be “safe” in the world’s fiercest modeling competition — at least for an additional week. But when Banks finally revealed the reflective  glossy image in  her  hands  it was blank: Both  Richardson  and Epley were going home. A shock wave rippled through the room  leaving the models who would be moving forward and Banks's fellow judges visibly shaken. Epley let her tears flow freely as she was comforted by her fellow contestants turned friends;  Richardson   meanwhile  tried to lighten the mood  telling the other models  “Cheer up  waterheads. [What are you] lookin’ all sad for?” The contestants wiped their faces  and after saying their goodbyes  Banks called the two eliminated women back over for what would become the most memorable send-off in reality TV history.\n“Rebecca  I admire your emotion right now. It shows to me that this was something that’s very important to you ” Banks said  before turning to  Richardson . “Tiffany  I’m extremely disappointed in you. This is a joke to you. … This is serious to these girls  and it should be serious to you.” “Looks can be deceiving  \" Richardson  interjected. “I'm hurt. … I can’t change it  Tyra. … I’m sick of crying about stuff that I cannot change. I’m sick of being disappointed.” “You ain't sick of being disappointed  Tiffany ” Banks replied  her voice becoming irritated  her bright red hair following every shake of her head. “If you were sick of being disappointed  you would stand up and you would take control of your destiny. Do you know that you had a possibility to win? Do you know that all of America is rooting for you?” Banks and  Richardson  began talking over each other as they tried to explain themselves  both growing more passionate with each word until Banks became completely unhinged. “I have never in my life yelled at a girl like this ” she shouted  her voice cracking. The glare in her eyes sharpened as she looked down at Richardson  who’d turned her head away amid the yelling. “When my mother yells like this  it’s because she loves me. I was rooting for you! We were all rooting for you!” Suddenly  the room fell silent. For the first time  the very polished Tyra Banks had broken character. She had always been the knowledgeable big sister who carried herself with grace  someone you could count on for sound advice  someone to look up to. But that wasn't who audiences saw when she went in on Richardson. It left folks watching at home shook — so much that we’re not only still talking about it today  but we've managed to transform the unforgettable moment into a way we interact with one another.\nIf you were to do a general search on YouTube for the scene  which aired in April 2005  you’d see a few results — “Tyra Banks Gone Wild ” “Tyra Banks Yells at Girl ” “Tyra Yells at  Tiffany  Extended” — totaling more than 11 million views and counting. And you probably see the continuous loop of Banks yelling her famous line in GIF form on at least one social media platform a day. The scene has been memed over and over again  tracing back to old message boards  the underbelly of the early internet. It also lives on through fan art and tweets and Vines (RIP)  and it was parodied on Family Guy  on which Banks was portrayed as a model who loses her temper and transforms into a lizard  eating one of the contestants. It was even used in January 2017 as a symbol of protest during the international Women’s March in reference to President Donald Trump  the day after he was inaugurated. \"None of us were rooting for you \" a protester's sign read. \"How dare you.\"\nBut before she returned to Miami  Richardson said that producers “hinted” that she’d be able to come back for Cycle 4 if she participated in an anger management program. According to  Richardson   the suggestion came because of how  she ’d performed on  her  psych test  an assessment of the contestants’ mental stability before they’re allowed into the house with the other models. Cocks said the models are screened “extensively” and she'd be surprised if those who vet contestants “did not do their due diligence.\" Though  she  mainly worked in postproduction and couldn't confirm Richardson's account  Cocks did say  “I think it’s possible. Look  she obviously made a really good impression in Season 3 if she failed whatever she said she failed. I could definitely see them reaching out to her again and being like  ‘Do you want to give this another try?’\" Richardson said she did try anger management for just “a second” and “it didn’t really change much.” She wouldn’t disclose how much time she’d spent in her program. (A representative for Ken Mok  the president of 10 by 10 Entertainment  the production company behind America's Next Top Model  said he was unavailable to be interviewed for this story and did not respond to a further request for comments on Richardson's statements.) “I don’t think they really cared about me going to anger management ” Richardson told BuzzFeed News. “It looked good for TV…fake-ass Cinderella story.” Months later  just before filming for Cycle 4 of Top Model began  Richardson said she was contacted by a producer to come out to Tampa for an audition. While there  she retook the psych test and “switched the answers.\" \"I put what they wanted to hear ” she said.\nBanks and the Jays were moved. “ Tiffany  grabbed  her  problems by the reins   she  got it together  came back  and I truly believed that girl wants to change  her  life ” Mr. Jay said after  her  interview. But really  Richardson just had them all fooled. “Honestly  looking back  I was full of shit ”  she  said. “Like  I was still the same person. … [I was] playing the fucking role. … I fed into the crap they was telling me and I ran with it.” With such an apparent change in demeanor  Richardson was a shoo-in as a Top Model finalist  because who doesn’t love a good redemption story? And who loves one more than Tyra Banks? Banks had long established  her  brand as someone who was invested in bettering the lives of young women. In 1999   she  founded a camp for girls that “consisted of a self-esteem building program that addressed battling gender stereotypes  elevating body and beauty love  and creating a sisterhood of trust.” In 2008   she  told the New York Times Magazine about the doors that had been slammed in  her  face and the adversity  she 'd faced as a model before retiring in 2005.  She 's always been focused on pulling  herself  up by the bootstraps — a person who would eventually yell at Richardson in that infamous April 2005 episode  “You don't know where the hell I come from. You have no idea what I've been through. But I'm not a victim. I grow from it  and I learn.” Banks  whose representative did not respond to multiple requests to set up an interview for or comment on this story  often used  her  life as a rubric for other models to follow  especially the ones  she  handpicked and groomed on America's Next Top Model — and Richardson was certainly an example of that.\nAccording to Cycle 4 contestants  the judging room was located in another area of the Top Model house where they would assemble for that week's critiques. One by one  each model would walk down a runway-like plank to find out how she performed that week. Her photos would be displayed on a giant screen for everyone to see  and her critiques would be said for everyone to hear. By the time everyone received their feedback  the women had been standing for hours; sometimes they would need to take a break  eat  and then come back in for more critiques. “We’d get picked apart for like 15  20 minutes each \" Richardson recalled. \"If you say something back  you’re going to be up there for a minute — and sometimes they’d be going at it  like roasting the fuck out of us. Back to back to back.” After they received their feedback  they'd then be sent out of the room to let the judges deliberate  a process that took six to eight hours in its entirety. Eventually  the contestants would stand before the judges again and Banks would call each \"safe\" woman by name until there were only two left standing  one of whom would be eliminated. The schedule would leave the women physically and mentally exhausted  on top of being largely separated from the world outside of Top Model. “It’s not quite like Big Brother  where they strip them of everything ” said Cocks. The contestants weren’t “getting a lot of pop culture  but they were aware of stuff ” she explained  because they’d walk around LA during challenges and shoots. Richardson struggled to settle into her new reality. “I was there but I wasn’t there. It was so different for me ” she said. “I don’t know anything about designer clothes  and it was kinda like I had to try to fit in and figure it out. Even with makeup  I felt really out of place.” “We were all out of our comfort zone ” said Cycle 4 contestant Brittany Brower. But  Richardson    she  noted  \"even more so.\" \"I remember we went and had sushi one night and  she ’d never had sushi.  She  thought it was  like  crazy … so  she  was just feeling really alienated.”\nOn top of feeling like an outsider  Richardson was getting feedback about her photos looking \"a little stripper-ish \" according to guest judge Mathu Andersen  who was the contestants’ makeup artist. And in the episode in which Richardson was famously sent home   she  struggled through a challenge where the contestants were tasked with memorizing a short script and performing it using a cockney English accent. It was yet another blow to Richardson's confidence when the women were instructed to read designer names from a teleprompter for a mini red carpet challenge during judging. Many of the models had trouble with names like Hermès and Christian Lacroix  but Richardson gave up after fumbling over words. “I can’t do this ” she said. “ Tiffany   the other girls did not know these words ” Banks said softly  with the other judges backing  her  up. “If you don’t do this  you’re going to go home.” \" Tiffany  was humiliated by a lot of the stuff that was going on in the show \" Cycle 4 contestant Keenyah Hill told BuzzFeed News. \"She felt alienated and she felt targeted a lot.\" With the pressure of the competition getting to her  Richardson was at a crossroads: Continue to bear the blows — critiques from judges  draining challenges and photo shoots  etc. — or simply give up and go home. “Every time I did something wrong  I’d shut down a little bit more  and it just got to the point where I was over it. I felt like we were just there to be humiliated \" Richardson said. \"It was like  'What the fuck [else] could we do to them?'” Richardson said her issue wasn’t exactly with the harshness of the critiques  it was more that she felt they weren't at all constructive. “I don’t really care if you go in hard on me — go in on me  but help me ” she said. “Going in  we thought we were going to get modeling help.” Richardson said she thought the judges would’ve been more “sincere” in developing the women into models  but instead she felt like the contestants were only ridiculed from week to week.\nAfter weeks of judging  challenges  and photo shoots  Richardson had particularly struggled throughout that ill-fated week  and she was hardly confident going into the elimination. “I didn’t think it was gonna be me  because I was up against Rebecca  cute little white girl ” Richardson said. But she also didn't think it'd be a double elimination  or that Banks would disclose deeply personal information about Richardson’s less-than-perfect life back home in Florida. \"You’ve been through anger management \" Banks screamed once things escalated. \"You’ve been through your grandmother getting her lights turned off to buy you a swimsuit for this competition.\" But that was only what viewers saw. According to  Richardson   the argument was “1 000 times worse\" in reality.  She  was hesitant to elaborate  but when pressed for more details  Richardson said she recalled Banks yelling at  her   “You can go back to your house and sleep on your mattress on the floor with your baby ” in front of the other judges  contestants  and crew members. Richardson wouldn’t reveal further information about what may have been edited out of Banks’s tirade  but that particular comment  she said  “stayed in the back of my mind.\" Cocks said that though she wasn’t there during the elimination  she was heavily involved in the editing process  and she couldn’t remember Banks saying that in any of the transcripts. She did  however  confirm that the tirade was trimmed  mainly due to time constraints.\nAs Richardson left the judging room to pack up her things  she remembers yelling “fuck Tyra” and “fuck Top Model.” In the episode  the cameras continued to roll as Richardson and Epley packed their bags. During a quick exit interview  in which she wore the same long black slip dress she wore during the elimination  Richardson said  “I’m not finna break down for you or nobody else. You ain’t did shit for me but bring me here and put me through hell these weeks.” Epley didn’t remember the “entire wrath of Tyra ” but she said it seemed like Banks “went above and beyond to break  Tiffany  down.” Brower agreed  saying more bluntly  \"It was definitely harsh … almost like Tyra wanted  her  to be devastated when  she  got eliminated  and when  Tiffany  was not acting that way  it’s like  she  just lost it. … There was a lot more anger there  especially in the beginning.” Hill said she remembered that \"financially [Richardson] and her family  they weren’t doing really well at the time.\" She added that Richardson had a \"lackadaisical\" attitude. \"She made it seem like she was unbothered  unaffected  did not care \" according to Hill. \"And  Tiffany ’s my girl  but in that moment  I could definitely see where Tyra was coming from. She had some truth to what she was saying  but [Banks] probably did go in.” While it may have been a case of extreme tough love  that’s not how Richardson felt about it. “Why are you yelling at me  because I’m grown as fuck ” Richardson recalled thinking as Banks got heated. “It was just  like  bullshit. It was so over-the-top for no reason.” In Richardson's view  Banks “needed them ratings to go up or something.\" The producer and three judges (Marin  Barker  and Dickinson) who spoke to BuzzFeed News all noted that the blowup was a deviation from how Banks normally interacted with the contestants  but some said it came from a place of Banks wanting Richardson to succeed. Barker called the moment “shell-shocking ” but said there was “never anything vitriolic about it  ever.” “It was much more maternal than anything else ” he said. After Richardson and Epley packed their bags  they were sent to a hotel room  where they stayed for the next few days. During production on Top Model  contestants didn’t actually go straight home. They were essentially sequestered for almost 24 hours a day in hotel rooms  only able to leave to get food. Cocks told BuzzFeed News the goal was to prevent the public from finding out which contestant was eliminated and when. These contestants were referred to as “bogies ” a play on the word “bogus.” Producers also didn't want eliminated contestants — at least in the early days of the show — to know who was eliminated after them. Cocks told BuzzFeed News that producers did another exit interview with Richardson as a way of “buttoning up” her storyline. According to Cocks's recollection of the decision  Banks \"basically drove that train.” The concern was that the story was essentially “unfinished” without showing that Banks and Richardson had made amends.\nSo Banks  along with her mother  Carolyn London  visited Richardson while she was in her hotel room  which Epley confirmed  though she wasn’t present for the conversation. Richardson said that the contestants had met London earlier in the competition and that she loved how “warm her spirit was” because it reminded Richardson of her grandmother. In hindsight  Richardson saw London's presence in her hotel room as a way for Banks and the producers to make her feel more comfortable for the closing interview they had planned. According to  Richardson   Banks recognized that they had a “moment ” said she saw a lot of herself in  Richardson   and said she would continue to act as her mentor. “You would think that if you cared that much  you would’ve been there more \" Richardson said. \"I didn’t think she cared. I don’t think she gave a fuck about none of us  except for the ones who made it big. But hey  it is what it is.” Richardson said the second exit interview was conducted just a few minutes after Banks and her mother left her hotel room. Richardson sported a bright pink tube top  dangling earrings  and a black baseball cap that covered her hair  making it obvious that the interview wasn’t from the same night as the elimination  where Richardson wore the black getup. She seemed happier and more hopeful in that footage because she’d been “juiced up ” as she said  in a sense  by Banks. \"Part of me did give up. I was being very disrespectful \" Richardson's voice is heard saying in the episode as she's shown  in that black elimination night dress  packing up her suitcase. Then  the camera cuts to Richardson in her pink tube top saying  \"Tyra really did care about me  her yelling at me. I have the utmost respect for her  'cause she could've easily said  'OK  whatever.' And  you know  'Bye.' That showed me that she saw deeply into me and she cared about me. \"And that's cool knowing that  you know  Tyra cares about you \" Richardson said with a smile across her face  as the camera faded to her in that black dress again  rolling her suitcase out of the Top Model house.\nIn 2012  Banks dramatically acted out a portion of the well-known scene during Cycle 19  and in 2015  she referenced the classic moment while live-tweeting Cycle 22 of the show. The now-retired supermodel also went the Kardashian route in January 2017  opting to capitalize on the constantly quoted moment by turning it — as well as a few of her other catchphrases — into an emoji as part of her TyTyMoji collection. But other than that  Banks hasn’t said much on the subject. After watching the episode — and with a decade having passed  — Richardson  said  she  understands that it made for good TV. “It was deep  it was passionate…the music’s going  Tyra’s beautiful self yelling [at the] poor little black girl \"  she  said. \"It was beautiful for TV. They love to see black girls struggling and somebody coming to save  her  … and that just didn’t work out that way this time.” Richardson said one of her last interactions with Banks was when Hill came down to Miami in the months after filming had wrapped on Cycle 4 and Banks just happened to call as the former contestants stayed in a hotel for a weekend  planning to scout agencies. She said Banks offered them advice on how to dress while they were looking for a potential agency  which Richardson said she appreciated. In September 2005  Banks invited Richardson onto The Tyra Banks Show for a Top Model reunion special  but it was during a second visit to Banks’s talk show in January 2006 for a tell-all episode when Richardson felt like their relationship was over. (Telepictures was unable to provide BuzzFeed News with a review copy of the Tyra Banks Show episode in question.) In the interview  Richardson said  she opened up about her issues with Banks  saying Banks always focused on the negatives in her life. After the taping  Richardson’s grandmother wrote a letter to Banks  calling the talk show host out for always portraying Richardson in a bad light  and sent it to The Tyra Banks Show. Richardson couldn’t confirm if Banks herself ever received the letter  but she said she never heard from her again.\nRichardson’s son  Chaddrick  whom she frequently talked about on Top Model  is now 14 years old. She has also since had a daughter named Chaz  who’s 9. She works a normal 9-to-5 job at a group home in Miami assisting people with mental disabilities. “It’s pretty cool  though  I’m not complaining about it ” she said. But  she said multiple times  she’s “famous-broke \" in that her notoriety reaps no financial benefits. “Every fucking day somebody is coming up to me about this show and how I could’ve won and Tyra said this and it’s like  really? It’s been 10 years. Could y’all not?” she said. While the in-person interactions have worn on her  the persistence of the moment online doesn't get to Richardson. “Oh  I don’t give a fuck  people are gonna laugh anyway ” she said. “People ain’t shit. Humans are not shit  okay? They’re gonna laugh  it doesn’t matter. It doesn’t bother me.” Today Richardson does occasionally find time to work with a local photographer  but modeling isn't something she's prioritizing. “I’ve been doing a couple of different photo shoots  and it’s like a learning process too ” she said happily  noting she has gone to some networking events. “And then I’m just getting my body fit … but I work  I live in the real world.” Although she’s kept her tough-as-nails personality  she doesn’t look back on the show with ill feelings. \"I still didn’t take advantage of the situation like I should’ve  but you know  you live and you learn \" she said. \"I can’t regret that    because  it  made me who I am right now. And I needed all of that.” ●",
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            "input": "A  parent  Coy Ferreira   said  he  was dropping off  his  daughter at the elementary school when  he  heard gunfire.\n“One of the teachers came running out of the building and told us to all run inside because there was a shooter coming ”  Ferreira  told Redding  California  television station KRCR.\n Ferreira  said  he  heard gunfire for over 20 minutes and that a student in the room was struck.\nArea resident Brian Flint told local media  his  neighbor was the shooter and had stolen  his  truck.",
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            "input": "Mike Ditka  who knows the perils of coaching after a layoff   said  he  likes Jon Gruden’s chances of succeeding as new head coach of the Oakland Raiders. But  Ditka  suggested  it  won’t be easy for Gruden  who will be officially introduced as the Raiders coach Tuesday after a nine-year absence from the sidelines.\n“ It ’s a helluva challenge ’’  Ditka  told USA TODAY Sports on Monday. “Let’s face  it .  It ’s a big challenge  and I think  he ’s up to  it .’’\nA return to the sidelines for  Ditka  failed spectacularly.  He  was 106-62 as head coach of the Chicago Bears from 1982 to 1992 and  after a four-year hiatus  15-33 as head coach with the New Orleans Saints from 1997 to 1999.\n Mike Ditka  had a 15-33 record in three seasons as coach of the Saints. (Photo: ROBERT HANASHIRO  USA TODAY)\nRecalling the experiment   Ditka  said a lack of desire undermined  him .\n“I think there’s a lot of ego involved  although you hate to admit  it  ’’  he  said. “I want to prove I can still do  it  and this and that. But if the heart’s not in it  I mean totally in it. ... It’s really hard to say  ‘Oh  I’m going to amp it up and then everything will be fine.’ It doesn’t work that way.’’\nA lack of desire wasn’t the only issue   Ditka  said.\n“Personnel is where we really screwed up ’’  he  said. “I thought that I could really get by with the quarterbacks we had. ... I had every guy named Billy Bob in the world. So put  it  this way   it  was an experience.\n“They’re glad  it ’s over and I’m pretty glad  it ’s over  too.’’\nThe Raiders have Derek Carr  not a Billy Bob  at quarterback  and  Ditka  said  he  expects Gruden to invigorate the Raiders’ offense and elevate the entire team.\n“It’s a great job ’’  Ditka  said. “It’s a great opportunity for him.’’",
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            "input": "Story highlights Mueller  sent a notice  called a document preservation request  to White House staff\n(CNN)  Special counsel Robert Mueller  has asked the White House to preserve all documents relating to the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower that Donald Trump Jr.  Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort had with a Russian lawyer and others  according to a source who has seen the letter.\n Mueller  sent a notice  called a document preservation request  asking White House staff to save \"any subjects discussed in the course of the June 2016 meeting\" and also \"any decisions made regarding the recent disclosures about the June 2016 meeting \" according to the source  who read portions of the letter to CNN.\nThe letter from  Mueller  began: \"As you are aware the Special Counsel's office is investigating the Russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election  including any links or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of Donald Trump. Information concerning the June 2016 meeting between Donald J Trump Jr and Natalia Veselnitskaya is relevant to the investigation.\"",
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            "input": "More women came forward Friday to accuse veteran journalist  Mark Halperin  of sexual harassment as the “Game Change” author – whose career has taken several hits in the past few days – issued a lengthy and detailed apology.\nThe complaints from the now roughly 12 women include allegations that  Halperin   52  propositioned them and touched them inappropriately at work.\nOne of the women said  Halperin  grabbed  her  breasts and three told CNN  he  had pressed  his  erection against their bodies while at the workplace.\nFour new accusations reported Friday by CNN include claims that  Halperin  masturbated in front of a woman employee in  his  ABC office and threw another woman against a restaurant wall when she refused  his  kiss and told her she’d never work in media.\nMika Brzezinski could no longer stay silent on pal Mark Halperin\nThe alleged sexual harassment is centered around  Halperin ’s time at ABC News  where  he  worked as a political analyst in the 1990s.\n Halperin  on Friday denied masturbating in front of anyone and said that some of the accusations about  him  are not true.\nBut  as  he  did earlier in the week  when the initial five women first detailed their stories to CNN  the veteran journalist apologized profusely in his Friday mea culpa.\n“Towards the end of my time at ABC News  I recognized I had a problem. No one had sued me  no one had filed a human resources complaint against me  no colleague had confronted me ”  Halperin  wrote in the 5th paragraph of his 10-paragraph statement.\n Mark Halperin  leaves NBC after sexual harassment allegations\n Halperin  said  he  attended weekly counseling sessions for years after leaving ABC to address  his  personal problems.\nThe alleged sexual harassment is centered around  Halperin ’s time at ABC News  where  he  worked as a political analyst in the 1990s. (Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)\n Mark Halperin  leaves NBC after sexual harassment allegations\nOne of the new accusers on Friday told CNN she had been a twentysomething news desk assistant at ABC when  Halperin  approached her in the late 1990s.\nShe asked  Halperin  – a senior and powerful figure at ABC – for career advice and they went to his office at 10 p.m. so he could talk to her  she said.\nThe woman  who asked to remain anonymous  told CNN that  Halperin  sat behind  his  desk  hidden from below the waist  and appeared to pleasure  himself  as she spoke to  him .",
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            "input": "The Tesla Semi .  Tesla /via REUTERS\nMost of the customers who announced plans to put down $5 000 deposits for  the Tesla Semi  indicated they wanted to test a few of the vehicles. Wal-Mart said it plans to order a total of 15  Tesla  trucks  five for the United States and ten for Canada. The company operates a fleet of about 6 000 trucks in the United States.\nJB Hunt Transport Inc was the first major U.S. trucking company to announce an order for  Tesla ’s new “Semi” electric trucks  saying  it  had reserved multiple vehicles for use on the U.S. West Coast.\nHunt did not say how many of the vehicles  it  would reserve.  Tesla  unveiled the Semi on Thursday without specifying prices.\nThe 500-mile (800 km) range between charges that  Tesla  Chief Executive Elon Musk promised on Thursday for the Tesla Semi is about half the range between fill-ups of a diesel Class 8 truck. Heavy batteries cut payload and add cost  potential deal killers for fleet buyers focused on operating cost per mile.\nHowever   Tesla   and incumbent truck makers such as Daimler AG (DAIGn.DE)  Navistar International Corp (NAV.N) and its partner Volkswagen AG (VOWG_p.DE) are investing in electric trucks in a bet that the market will shift over the next decade.\nThe Tesla Semi. Tesla/via REUTERS",
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            "input": "The United States is bracing for a heated political battle after venerable US Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens announced his retirement from the bench.\n George Washington University law school professor Jonathan Turley described Stevens's retirement as \"an understandably sad moment for liberals.\"\n Stevens nearly beat the record of his long-serving predecessor  William Douglas  who served for 36 years.\n Born in 1920 in Chicago  Stevens first threw himself into the study of literature in the hope of becoming a professor like his mother.\n But he turned to law after joining the US Navy following the attacks on Pearl Harbor  serving as an intelligence officer from 1942 to 1945.",
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            "input": "Jamesha McChristine   19  of the 7900 block of South Langley Avenue  Chicago  was charged with unlawful possession of a stolen motor vehicle  two counts of criminal damage to property and criminal damage to government supported property.\n McChristine  allegedly entered the car and backed it out of the driveway  striking the vehicle  she  had been in and two other parked vehicles as  she  drove away. That caused a flurry of 911 calls  Kaczorowski said  from the victim who observed the theft and the owners of the struck vehicles.\nThe vehicle with  McChristine'  seven companions inside was soon stopped by Elmhurst police in a closed gas station at Second Street and Addison Avenue. Some of the occupants fled on foot but all were quickly captured  Kaczorowski said.\n McChristine  allegedly drove the stolen vehicle into Forest Park where  she  crashed into a building  was taken into custody by Forest Park police and returned to Elmhurst.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro  speaks during an event with supporters in Caracas  Venezuela December 1  2017.  Miraflores Palace/Handout via REUTERS\nPresident Nicolas Maduro  on Sunday floated a plan to create the “petro” that would be backed by the world’s largest crude reserves  amid a crippling economic crisis worsened by U.S. sanctions that limit Venezuela’s capacity to borrow money.\nUnder the 15-year-old foreign exchange regime  state agencies receive dollars to import food and medicine at a rate of 10 bolivars  while private citizens now pay more than 108 000 per greenback on the black market. The black market rate has depreciated more than 99 percent under  Maduro .\nBasic food and medical items are increasingly out of reach for most citizens  fueling malnutrition and preventable diseases.  Maduro  says the country is the victim of an “economic war” led by political adversaries with the support of Washington.\n Maduro  has not outlined the rules that would govern the proposed currency  including what rights its holders would have over Venezuela’s oil reserves.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "DAYTONA BEACH  Fla. - The Daytona 500 is over  and  Dale Earnhardt Jr.  is off to the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang  South Korea.\nAfter retiring from full-time racing at the end of the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series season in November   Earnhardt  has been transitioning to broadcasting with NBC.  He  made  his  debut during the Super Bowl pre-game coverage  and - because NBC doesn't take over broadcasting NASCAR from FOX until July - the network is having him cover the Olympics.  He  left for South Korea on Monday.\n\"I was really nervous when they presented the opportunity to me  especially with geographically where it is and everything going on in the world  \" Earnhardt  told For The Win ahead of the Daytona 500 weekend.\nI gotta head to the airport at 4:45am. I had the bright idea that I’d just stay up. Terrible plan. Damn Im sleepy. —  Ralph Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr) February 19  2018\n  He  added that similar to what  he  did with  his  Super Bowl coverage   his  angle will be the fish out of water.\nAt Daytona International Speedway on Saturday  Junior talked about how  he  wasn't sure what  he 'd be doing in South Korea because NBC had not yet told  him . And then when  he  addressed the media Sunday before the Daytona 500   he  joked about the right person hearing that because  he  was emailed a schedule that morning.\n Earnhardt  has interacted with bobsledders on social media  and they talked about giving the retired NASCAR driver an 85-mile-an-hour tour of Lake Placid. So whether it's bobsledding or skiing or another sport  someone asked Junior what he'd like to do at the Games.\n\"I don't want to do anything  \" Earnhardt  said Saturday laughing. \"I've been talking to the four-man (bobsledders) about coming up there  and that'll be way easier to do in the States than over in South Korea.\"\nWhile he didn't provide any details about what he now thinks his Olympic schedule looks like  he told For The Win that he's most excited about the four-man bobsled event - which will take place after  Earnhardt  arrives - and the closing ceremony.\n\"I'm a little nervous  but I know (NBC) won't set me up to fail  \" Earnhardt  said Saturday. \"They want to have good TV  and they're not going to put me in a position where I won't be able to somehow help deliver that.\"",
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            "input": "The disturbing verdict in the killing of  Kate Steinle  – finding a criminal illegal alien not guilty of the most serious charges for  her  death – illustrates the need to find a way to end the “sanctuary cities” movement that has spread around the nation.\n Steinle  was only 32 when  she  was shot and killed in July 2015 by a bullet fired by illegal alien Jose Ines Garcia Garcia Zarate  who had a record of seven felony convictions and five previous deportations. Garcia Zarate did not deny shooting  Steinle   but said  it  was an accident.\nGarcia Zarate had been freed by San Francisco authorities three months before he shot  Steinle   despite a federal immigration detention request to hold him so federal officials could take him into custody.\n Steinle  had none of those protections as  she  stood over the San Francisco Bay with  her  father  who would know  her  pleas for help as the last thing  he ’d ever hear  her  utter in a too-short life.\nThe sanctuary jurisdictions create opportunities for further harm  just like that posed by  Steinle ’s killer. Their claim is that sanctuary cities are actually as safe as or safer than others  with illegal residents less likely to break the law and more likely to cooperate with law enforcement when real crimes occur.\nKate  Steinle ’s tragic case is but one in a sea of unnecessary tears.\n The stories of Kate Steinle and Veronica Cabrera Ramirez  will fade with the passage of time. But  theirs  will simply be replaced by the stories of future victims of heinous and predictable crimes committed by criminal illegal aliens who take advantage of American kindness and weakness.",
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            "input": "She’s been attacked by many of her former allies for airing dirty laundry in public  but  former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile  took no prisoners Monday night in Chicago  telling a crowd  “Mama has to eat!”\nExcerpts from Brazile’s new book  in which she revealed that she at one point considered replacing Hillary Clinton with Joe Biden in the 2016 presidential campaign  and argued that a deal the Clinton campaign made to help get the national party out of debt gave Clinton unfair leverage in her primary race against Bernie Sanders  created a firestorm among Democrats last week. They also made  Brazile  an unlikely hero for Republicans  including President Donald Trump.\n A combative Brazile  referred repeatedly to  herself  in the third person and hardly let moderator Fred Hochberg get a word in edgewise  sassing her former employer CNN (“What you have to do now on TV is insult the other person”); the president (“unfit”); and “arrogant” Clinton campaign staffers who “disrespected” her (“I don’t have to give anyone any kisses — I’m 57 years old. ... I’m not Patsy the slave!”).\nBut  Brazile  said  she  has a right to make money after quitting several well-paid jobs to work for the party. Many of those attacking  her  are political consultants who are upset  she  cut them from the party payroll  describing  her  book as “a wake-up call” for the “consultant class.”\n“I’m not gonna get any Christmas presents ”  she  said. “That’s OK. I make my own gumbo!”\nFormer party head Donna Brazile re-opens old Democratic wound with new book  a 'political suicide note'  »\nFormer DNC head Donna Brazile  says  she  considered replacing Clinton with Biden as nominee »",
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            "input": "A Russian zookeeper recounted the horrifying moment when a Siberian tiger sneaked up and “sank his teeth” into her flesh as her life flashed before her eyes in the 10 minutes that felt like “an eternity. ”\nNadezhda Srivastava   44  was bringing food to the 16-year-old tiger named Taifun  or Typhoon  when the animal pounced on her at Kaliningrad Zoo in Russia.  Srivastava  recalled to The Mirror how  she  attempted to talk to the tiger in an attempt to stop the attack.\n\"In a few moments I saw the tiger  standing half of meter from me \"  she  said. \" He  approached very quietly  I did not expect this and had no time to react  let alone run away.”\n\"At first I tried to speak to  him  -- like  'Go away'  or 'Let me go ’”  she  added. \"I hoped that  he  would retreat.\"\n\"I tried to turn or crawl away  but he again fell on top of me with all his weight. I don't know if he was playing or not. It was agonizing ”  Srivastava  recalled. \"When I turned unsuccessfully -- he sank his teeth into my back. \"\nSrivastava  said  she  just wanted the “torture to end” and it took all  her  strength to get up and run to the “inner room” when the tiger retreated.\n“If it were not for the visitors of the zoo  I would no longer be alive ”  she  said.\nThe zookeeper was then rushed to hospital. “The patient was delivered to the hospital with multiple wounds to the body and limbs ” said a local health ministry spokesman  according to the Sun.  Srivastava  told The Mirror the tiger “shattered”  her  wrist and “broke”  her  fingers  but  her  nerves are still intact.\nTyphoon was born on July 1  2001  in the Chelyabinsk Zoo in Russia.  He  arrived at the zoo in the Russian Kaliningrad region  a pocket of land located between Poland and Lithuania  on Feb. 4  2002.",
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            "input": "Ariana Grande  wrote that  she  was \"broken\" after a bomb exploded at  her  concert in Manchester  England  on Monday night  killing at least 22 people and injuring dozens more  many of them young children.\nAfter the police determined that an attacker had set off a bomb near the entrance of the Manchester Arena  where  Grande  was finishing a performance   Grande  tweeted that she was \"broken\" and \"so so sorry.\"\nSources who were with the singer after the attack told TMZ that  Grande  was \"in hysterics\" from knowing that young children who came to see her were killed.\nfrom the bottom of my heart  i am so so sorry. i don't have words. — Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) May 23  2017\nDespite initial reports that  Grande  had suspended her world tour  all future concerts were still on  a source from  Grande 's team told the Associated Press. The singer's future tour includes stops in London  Belgium  Poland  Germany  and Switzerland before heading to South America and Asia.\nThe source  who did not want to be named  said that  Grande  was focusing her attention on the victims rather than the tour.\n Grande 's manager  Scooter Braun  issued a statement condemning the attack.",
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            "input": "Adam Silver  made draft lottery reform a priority just as the Bulls projected to be participating in it for at least a couple of years.\nAt any point during negotiations to land the 2020 NBA All-Star Game  did the Bulls try to get  Silver  to change  his  mind?\nThe Bulls' president laughed as he said this. But  Silver 's aggressive move to even the odds among the top-three worst teams rather than give the league's worst team the best chance to land the No. 1 pick could be a serious matter for the Bulls.\n\"I'm not even sure I'm allowed to say what I think. It passed  I think there was only one team against it \" Reinsdorf said. \"From our perspective  the Chicago Bulls  we looked at it as what's good for the league. When  Adam  talks and when  he  wants something and it's important to  him   we're going to listen. Because what's important to the Chicago Bulls is important to us but what's good for the league is also important. So we just kind of balance that.\"",
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            "input": "NPR's Ari Shapiro talks with director Paul Thomas Anderson about his new film  Phantom Thread. The film is about a fastidious British dressmaker named Reynolds Woodcock  played by Daniel Day Lewis  whose life becomes upended when he finds a new muse  who begins to challenge him.\nThis is a movie season where films compete to be bigger  louder and flashier. Right now you can choose to spend a couple of hours in a dark theater with jedis  monsters or singing circus impresarios. In the middle of all this comes a quiet  intimate movie. It's called \"Phantom Thread \" and it's about  a British dressmaker named Reynolds Woodcock played by Daniel Day-Lewis .\nDANIEL DAY-LEWIS: (As Reynolds Woodcock) Chic - oh  don't you start using that filthy  little word  chic. Whoever invented that ought to be spanked in public. I don't even know what that word means.\nSHAPIRO:  He  runs a fashion house with  his  sister  Cyril  played by Lesley Manville. Woodcock's fastidious life is upended when a woman named Alma becomes  his  muse and begins to challenge  him . She is played by the actress Vicky Krieps of Luxembourg.\nSHAPIRO: Tell us about the main character played by Daniel Day-Lewis.  Reynolds Woodcock  is a man in a world of women  and  he  is a very particular person.\nANDERSON:  He  is.  He 's a very demanding  very particular person. There's a lot of rules. There's a lot of superstitions  which implies something peculiar about a character. And that's  him . There's no changing  him .  He 's very clear about what  he  will do and will not do.\nDAY-LEWIS: (As Reynolds Woodcock) As I think you know  Alma  I prefer my asparagus with oil and salt. Knowing this  you have prepared the asparagus with butter. Right now I'm just admiring my own gallantry for eating it the way you've prepared it.\nANDERSON: Well  you know  it's funny. If I showed you the screenplay  you are exactly right. It would look very  very thin  you know  to say   Reynolds  looks at Alma; Alma looks at  Reynolds ; cut to the next scene  you know? But hopefully the accumulation of events leads you to understand just what that might mean and just the weight that those looks might carry.\nSHAPIRO: Reynolds Woodcock sews things into linings of clothing that presumably no one will ever see. Where did that idea come from - photographs or messages?\nANDERSON: Well  the path is usually you kind of put a best-of up on the wall. But then you have to look at it from a different angle. Well  what is  Reynolds Woodcock ? Who is  he ?  He 's English. And so we - the designs started becoming English. So building it up from what Reynolds would be interested in  you realize just how deeply English he is and that all the influence in his life is that. You know  what are the fabrics that he gravitates towards? And so that becomes a three-way collaboration between Daniel and Mark and myself. And to be honest  I have the least patience of the three of us.\nDAY-LEWIS: (As Reynolds Woodcock) What happened to make you behave like this? Is it because you think I don't need you?\nDAY-LEWIS: (As Reynolds Woodcock) I don't.",
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            "input": "Walmart has joined Dick's Sporting Goods in raising its age restriction for the purchase of firearms to 21 years old  the Bentonville  Arkansas-based mass retailer announced Wednesday night.\nWalmart's announcement comes the same day that Pittsburgh-based Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. made a similar move. It said it was ending sales of assault-style rifles  banning the sale of guns to people younger than 21  and ceasing the sale of high capacity magazines.\n\"Based on what’s happened and looking at those kids and those parents  it moved us all unimaginably  \" Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. chairman and CEO Edward Stack  said Wednesday on \"Good Morning America.\"\n He  added  \"To think about the loss and the grief that those kids and those parents had  we said  'We need to do something.' And we’re taking these guns out of all of our stores permanently.\"\nDespite the moves by  Dick 's Sporting Goods and Walmart  most firearms are not sold at outdoor specialty retailers like  Dick’s   according to a survey by Fernandina Beach  Florida-based Southwick Associates  a market research firm that specializes in the hunting  shooting  sportfishing  and outdoor recreation markets.",
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            "input": "Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney blamed the government for the wildfires burning through California and other Western states Thursday morning . \n-- Mitt Romney -LRB- @MittRomney -RRB- October 12 , 2017 . \n\"Uncontrolled fires , loss of lives & property = failure of prime govt responsibility , underinvestment in helos , planes , personnel , systems ,\" Romney tweeted .",
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            "input": "Kim Dae-Jung survived assassination attempts and a death sentence in his struggle against military-backed rulers  who had presided over dramatic economic growth but trampled human rights.\n Mass street protests led largely by Kim ushered in democracy in 1987.\n Democratisation \"was possible because you were there with your unwavering convictions and your unyielding courage \" Han said in his eulogy to Kim.\n Mourners pinned yellow ribbons to parliament's main gate. Thousands of police were deployed around the compound  where a large portrait of Kim  surrounded by flowers was placed on a shrine.\n Kim won office in 1997 at his fourth attempt  and was sworn in the following February at the height of the Asian financial crisis. He steered the country out of the crisis  launching major reforms and corporate restructuring.\n In 2000 he met Kim Jong-Il in Pyongyang for the first-ever summit in the hostile history of the two countries. His \"sunshine\" aid and engagement policy eased relations but failed to halt the North's nuclear weapons drive.\n Han said Kim \"opened the path for inter-Korean reconciliation.\"\n Kim was awarded the Nobel prize for the summit and for his earlier struggle for democracy.\n The 2000 summit was marred by controversy after it emerged that Kim's government arranged for a business group to pay the North 500 million dollars as an inducement to hold it.\n But Kim never wavered on the need for reconciliation. \"This is the best way to end the national tragedy and make a reunified motherland \" he said in his final speech in office in 2003.\n \"We will forever remember his wish for democracy and human rights as well as reconciliation and peace \" the ruling Grand National Party said in a statement.",
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            "input": "Nelson DeMille’s new novel  The Cuban Affair  takes us on a hard-hitting adventure through modern-day Cuba and makes some memorable points about today’s tense political situation along the way. DeMille has an incredible gift for perfectly capturing a character’s voice and unique personality. His protagonist in The Cuban Affair is 35-year-old former US Army infantry officer Daniel Graham MacCormick  or Mac for short.\nOriginally from Portland  Maine  we meet  Mac  once  he ’s become a charter fishing boat captain in Key West  Florida. We never fully hear about  Mac ’s tour in Afghanistan except for some traumatic combat memories  but we’re told  he  has a Silver Star  two Purple Hearts  and shrapnel wounds  so DeMille makes it clear that  Mac  saw heavy action.\nDeMille reintroduces Mac into some abrupt  heart-racing action in The Cuban Affair. The story is told from the first-person point of view and is an action-packed  rollicking tale. After he’s approached by a group of mysterious Cuban expats in Key West   Mac  gets talked into a top-secret mission to recover $60 million in U.S. cash and property deeds from a cave in Cuba that were hidden during Castro’s violent overthrow of Fulgencio Batista in 1959.\n Mac  feels like there’s something fishy about the whole operation  but eventually signs on  enticed in part by a beautiful Cuban-American woman  Sara  who will be his partner for the mission. DeMille showcases his humor throughout the book  such as when Sara is talking  Mac  into accepting the mission. They’re out on  Mac ’s charter boat and Sara tries to appeal to his sense of adventure and his sense of right and wrong  with mixed results:\n“Don’t talk yourself out of this   Mac . There’s a saying—‘ I’d rather regret the things I did than the things I didn’t do.’ ”\n Mac   of course  ends up taking on the mission and getting  himself  in hot water after traveling to Cuba under the cover of a Yale educational tour then breaking away to get the hidden money. Things don’t go as planned and the book ends up taking a few sharp zigs and zags as it rockets to its conclusion  but this refreshing  zany  and cynical sense of humor is a great recurring feature throughout the book.\nDemille also doesn’t shy away from the hard topics. He’s uncompromising in his look at the sadness of modern Cuba and the empty rhetoric of its socialist revolution.  Mac  doesn’t really care about what happened in Cuba and comes across as basically apolitical: He just wants to get the money and the girl.\nThere are complications  naturally. The money is buried in a rural cave in a heavily armed police state full of citizen informants and the girl has a boyfriend. Nonetheless  despite his focus on the basics and disinterest in politics   even Mac  starts to feel disillusioned after arriving in Havana and looking around at the state of things. “Revolutions usually replace one group of incompetent autocratic assholes with another  and the real losers are everyone else  ” Mac  ponders at one point.\nWhen  he  finds out about the food situation in Cuba it’s even more sobering. Sara explains to  him  that Cuba is basically half starving as they look around an organic farm:\nEven as Sara and Mac traverse Cuba and get into big trouble  DeMille keeps the laughs coming. It’s quite funny that DeMille puts a character called Richard Neville (clearly a humorous stand-in for himself) into the book. Neville is a bestselling adventure author traveling with  Mac ’s tour group in Cuba to research a book and Mac notices Neville’s highly attractive wife (a real “looker”). Not believing she could really be into the grouchy writer   Mac  surmises she must be attracted to Neville for “the bulge in his pants – his wallet  not his crotch.”\nNeville and  Mac  also have a bit of a rivalry for Sara and a competing inside joke about Ernest Hemingway that is hilarious. As Neville takes photos in front of Hemingway’s house in Cuba:\nAs  Mac  and Sara work to get the money they run into a citizen informer  or chivato. He tries to buy them off in return for his silence that he suspects they are up to funny business and explains how things really work in the Communist paradise:\nIn another part  Mac  and Sara walk through the nicest neighborhood of Havana and are shocked at what they see  which is outright hypocrisy:\nIn the end  The Cuban Affair manages to combine just the right amount of sassy and sad. It doesn’t focus all on doom and gloom  nor does it pretend that everything is merely a joke. At its most profound “teachable moment ”  Mac  concludes that life is messy and the truth about humanity lies somewhere in between optimism and blackpill nihilism.  He  concludes that human affairs are complex and paradoxical  alternately bringing out the best and worst in different individuals.\nIn  his  acknowledgements  DeMille mentions that  he  did personally go on a Yale educational tour of Cuba to prepare for the book—Richard Neville  indeed.  He  also thanks various friends  family  and colleagues who helped and advised  him  on the book. One is especially telling  because it shows that this book comes from the source:\nI’d like to thank a man who I met in Cuba  and who gave it to  me  straight about contemporary Cuban politics  culture  and life. He wishes to remain anonymous for obvious reasons  but he’s given himself the code name ‘Lola.’ Thank you  Lola  wherever you are  and take care.",
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            "input": "Here at Reviewed  we monitor the BEST deals you can get online all the time. So this year on Black Friday   we 've got a pretty good idea of the best ones you can get right now. You can see  our  list of the best deals here.\nI bought this in ‘burgundy stem’ at full price a few months ago and I LOVE it. I wear it all the time. Madewell and other retailers are selling basically the same item for over $100—and now this sweater is only $25. It’s a steal!\n4.  Madewell Jeans\nMadewell Jeans (Photo: Madewell)\n Everything is 25% off on  Madewell  right now with the code DONTSTRESS. I swear by  Madewell jeans  and recommend  them  to anyone. When you can get  them  for 25% off  it’s a no-brainer! I own  these ripped jeans  and LOVE  them .",
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            "input": "Katie Couric’s half-baked claims about the Netherlands athletes had the Dutch doubled over  and led to an ice-themed Twitter exchange.\nThe Netherlands' Embassy in the U.S. had a friendlier take  telling  Couric  \"please come visit the Netherlands. We'd love to show you all the innovative ways the Dutch get around.\"\n Couric  responded by congratulating the country on its medal count  which includes a complete podium sweep of the women's 3 000 meter speed skating competition  and admitting her mistake.\nThe Dutch ambassador to the U.S. Henne Schuwer repeated the offer of a visit to Amsterdam  with the Embassy building on  Couric 's worldplay by telling her \"we're letting it slide.\"",
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            "input": "MINNEAPOLIS -- A photographer who has covered the Minnesota Twins accused  Miguel Sano  of assault  posting on Twitter that the All-Star third baseman forcibly attempted to kiss her following an autograph session at a mall in 2015. Betsy Bissen tweeted Thursday that she screamed and resisted  Sano  until he gave up \"after a solid 10 minutes of fighting.\"\n Sano  said  he  \"unequivocally\" denies the allegation.\n\"It never happened. I have the utmost respect for women  especially those working in professional sports  and I deeply sympathize with anyone who has experienced sexual harassment. There is no place for it in our society \"  Sano  said in a statement issued by  his  agent  Kyle Thousand.\nBissen didn't respond to an interview request from The Associated Press. She told her story on her Twitter account  writing that  Sano  was participating in an autograph signing at a store while she worked as a volunteer and photographed  him  interacting with fans during the event.\nBissen said  Sano  remarked that he had noticed her during games. She said he tried to flirt with her and  after the signing  grabbed her wrist and \"made me go with\" a small group that included  Sano 's previous agent  Rob Plummer  to another store. She said she complied only to avoid causing a scene.\nAs the group left the mall about a half hour later  Bissen wrote   Sano  said  he  needed to use the restroom.  She  pointed  him  to the door  and  she  said  Sano  \"took that as a signal that I wanted  him  to grab me and try to take me back through that door.\"  She  said  she  pulled back as  he  held on.\n\"It hurt  how badly  he  was grasping at my wrist  but  he  wouldn't let go. I wasn't going to give up my fight though.  He  then leaned down and tried to kiss me  more than once. Every time  he  did  I said no and kept pulling back \" Bissen wrote.\nPlummer  who was fired by  Sano  two years ago  told ESPN that he didn't witness the alleged assault.\nBissen  who shared  her  tweet with the #metoo hashtag  said in a follow-up post that she wanted to \"feel free of this burden I've carried with me since 2015.\"\n Sano  is listed by the Twins at 6-foot-4 and 260 pounds  though  he 's often played at a weight much heavier than that.  Sano  made the American League All-Star team in 2017   his  third major league season.  He  batted .264 with 28 homers and 77 RBIs  despite missing the last six weeks of the season.\nCBS Sports reports  Sano  is about to enter  his  fourth season with the team. It remains unclear if the MLB will investigate Bissen's allegations against  Sano .\n\"Every time I have to hear about how great people think  Miguel Sano  is  I'm reminded of how awful  he  actually is and how  he  hurt me \" Bissen wrote.",
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            "input": "Steve Bannon  who ran the final stage of Donald Trump's presidential campaign and served until last month as his chief strategist in the White House  is speaking more openly now about what he considers to be the significant errors the president and his team have made since the election.\nIn an interview with Charlie Rose on \"60 Minutes\" broadcast Sunday night   Bannon  pointed to two mistakes in particular: the decision after the election to work with establishment Republicans and the decision to fire then FBI director James Comey after Trump took office.\n\"In the 48 hours after we won  there's a fundamental decision that was made \"  Bannon  told Rose. \"You might call it the original sin of the administration. We embraced the establishment. I mean  we totally embraced the establishment.\"\n Bannon   an architect of Trump's brand of nationalist politics  left the administration in August and returned to  his  role as chairman of far-right news site Breitbart. The site has regularly attacked establishment Republicans  like House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell  as well as supposed establishment figures within the Trump administration  like economic adviser Gary Cohn.\nAs  Bannon  described it  though  there was an early and ultimately misguided calculation that Trump would be better off by siding with mainstream Republicans.\n\"I think in President Trump's mind  or President-Elect Trump's mind  in Jared [Kushner]'s mind  in the family's mind  I actually agreed with the decision. Because you had to staff a government  \" Bannon  told Rose. \"And to be brutally frank  you know  the campaign  look  I'd never been on a campaign in my entire life  right? You know  I'm a former investment banker who's a media guy  running a little website. We were  our whole campaign was a little bit the island of misfit toys. So he looks around and I'm wearing my combat jacket  I haven't shaved  I got  you know  my hair's down to here  and he says  he's thinking  'Hey  I've gotta put together a government. I've gotta really staff up something. I need to embrace the establishment.'\"\nIn the interview   Bannon  particularly lamented how House and Senate Republican leadership attempted to repeal and replace Obamacare  arguing that they did not initially realize the scope of the divide over healthcare policy within their own party.\nIn an additional clip from the interview published later Sunday on 60 Minutes Overtime   Bannon  also suggested Trump's decision to fire Comey was an historic error.\nRose initially asked  Bannon  if  he  was in favor of firing Comey  but the former White House strategist would only point to media reports saying he was \"adamantly opposed\" to the move.\nThose reports  published earlier this year  said that  Bannon  had pushed back against the idea of firing Comey  a decision that the White House initially said was connected to Comey's handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of her personal email account. The move was later explained by the president as being necessary because Comey was a \"grandstander\" and his department had been in \"turmoil.\"\nIn Sunday's interview   Bannon  did say  he  believed that if Comey had not been fired  there would not have been a need to appoint a special counsel to oversee the Justice Department's investigation into Russia's interference in last year's presidential campaign. That special counsel  former FBI director Robert Mueller  is currently conducting a seemingly wide investigation  including looking for potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials.\n\"We would not have the Mueller investigation  \" Bannon  said. \"We would not have the Mueller investigation and the breadth that  clearly  Mr. Mueller is going for.\"\n Bannon  added that  he  does not believe Mueller should be fired as special counsel.  He  would not say if conversations to that effect have taken place in the White House  though  he  claimed  he  had not heard any discussions himself.\nRose said that \"someone\" had once told  him  that  Bannon  had privately described Comey's firing as \"the biggest mistake in political history.\"\n\"That would be probably  that probably would be too bombastic even for me \"  Bannon  responded. \"But maybe modern political history.\"\n\"I think  if you're saying that that's associated with me  then I'll leave it at that \"  Bannon  said.",
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            "input": "6 p.m.\nAmerican cross-country skier Jessie Diggins  says nerves may have gotten the best of  her  before the women’s 15-kilometer (9.3-mile) skiathlon  causing  her  to throw up shortly before the race.\n Diggins  was third in the World Cup rankings coming in but finished fifth on Saturday at the Pyeongchang Games.\n She  says  she  also struggled with cramping in  her  triceps during the race and will reconsider  her  hydration plan moving forward. Overall  though   she  says  she  did the best  she  could and got the most out of  her  body.\n Diggins  says it wasn’t  her  best race  but  she  still feels like  she ’s in a “good place” to become the first American cross-country skier to win a medal since Bill Koch in 1976.",
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            "input": "\"I'm with Dilma \" said Darley Oliveira  who runs a sparkling new bakery in Paraisopolis  when asked how he will vote in the Oct. 3 elections. \"She's Lula's candidate and she will continue what he has started.\"\n Despite being relatively unknown and lacking Silva's charm and ability to connect to an audience  Rousseff has a life story every bit as dramatic as her political mentor's  whose past as a union leader standing up to the dictatorship is now etched in Brazil's political lore.\n Rousseff was a key player in an armed militant group that resisted Brazil's 1964-85 military dictatorship -- and was imprisoned and tortured for it. She is a cancer survivor and a former minister of energy and chief of staff to Silva. She possesses a management style that has earned her the moniker \"Iron Lady\" -- a name she detests.\n That stuck with Rousseff  who in 1967  as a 19-year-old economics student  joined a militant political group opposing the dictatorship. For three years she helped lead guerrilla organizations  instructed comrades on Marxist theory and wrote for an underground newspaper.\n Rousseff denies carrying out any acts of violence during this period  says she opposed such action and notes she was never accused by the military regime of violent acts.\n Brazil's militant groups of the era did take armed action  however  notably the 1968 gunning down of U.S. Army Capt. Charles Chandler in Sao Paulo by the VPR militant group -- a faction that helped create the VAR-Palmares organization joined by Rousseff. His killers accused Chandler of helping train torturers in Brazil. U.S. officials said he was in Brazil to study Portuguese in preparation for teaching classes at West Point.\n After three years underground  Rousseff was captured in 1970 by Brazil's military police and was considered a big enough catch that a military prosecutor labeled her the \"Joan of Arc\" of the guerrilla movement.\n She was tossed into the Tiradentes prison  where she spent nearly three years and was submitted to brutal torture. Rousseff was beaten to the point of heavy bleeding  underwent electric shocks and spent hours on the \"parrot's perch\" -- a painful stress-position involving tying wrists to ankles  then suspending a prisoner off the ground by running a pole under their knees and over their biceps.\n After being released  she moved to southern Brazil in 1973  where she re-united with her now ex-husband  Carlos Araujo  who was also an imprisoned militant. She gave birth to a daughter and finished her economics degree. As Brazil's dictatorship began to loosen its grip  Rousseff became more politically involved and campaigned to get her husband elected to the state congress in 1982.\n In 1986  Rousseff was selected to be finance minister for the city of Porto Alegre  the beginning of a bureaucratic career that saw her serve twice as the energy minister for Rio Grande do Sul state. In 2000  she left the Democratic Workers Party  joined Silva's Workers Party  and served for two years as the nation's energy minister after Silva took office in 2003 before becoming his chief of staff.",
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            "input": "(CNN)  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  proclaimed  his  innocence Wednesday night in a video posted on social media  while at the same time acknowledging local media reports that police are set to recommend  his  indictment in an ongoing graft probe.\nAddressing the investigation into  him    Netanyahu  said  \"Qualified legal experts will arrive at one conclusion of the simple truth. There is nothing.\"\nReferencing the media reports  broadcast on Israeli television Wednesday evening  of an imminent police recommendation to indict   the Prime Minister  sought to reassure  his  Facebook fans that  he  knew exactly how things would unfold: \"The recommendations will come. Signs that read ' Netanyahu  is guilty until proven innocent' will come. There will be improper pressure; that will also come.\"\nDismissing the chance that  he  would step down if police recommend an indictment   Netanyahu  said  \"half the recommendations from police end in nothing.'",
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            "input": "ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - American DJ and  record producer Diplo  brought  his  Mad Decent Block Party to Pakistan’s capital over the weekend  headlining a roster of musicians including local Pakistani acts.\nFor two-time Grammy winner Diplo  playing Pakistan is a way to foster good relations with the mostly Muslim country after an angry Jan. 1 tweet from U.S. President Donald Trump complaining that Pakistan gives “terrorists” a safe haven.\n“I think the best way we can do any kind of diplomacy with the Pakistani people is ... basically reaching out to the kids like we do at the concerts ”  Diplo  told TMZ last month after the Trump tweet  which soured U.S.-Pakistani relations.\nAmong the headliners were Diplo’s chart-topping side project Major Lazer Soundsystem  DJ Chrome Sparks and Pakistani duo SNKM  which has played the South by Southwest festival and toured with Diplo in the U.S.",
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            "input": "Domhnall Gleeson  stars as Mr. McGregor in 'Peter Rabbit' and General Hux in 'Star Wars.' (Photo: Robert Hanashiro/USA TODAY)\nThe mischievous critter from Beatrix Potter's stories battles a younger Mr. McGregor in Peter Rabbit  played by Domhnall (pronounced \"Dough-null \" rhymes with \"tonal\")  Gleeson . The Irish actor  34  has gone deep into the dark side.\nBut as feared and fussy General Hux in Star Wars: The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi   Gleeson  is even more dastardly.\nAlso: Pretty much every movie you want to see this fall stars Domhnall Gleeson\n\"In terms of most evil and most deaths caused  you have to go with General Hux \" says  Gleeson . \" He  obliterated an entire planet  possibly a solar system. Hux had a pretty messed-up childhood; he's damaged.\"\n Gleeson   the son of actor Brendan Gleeson  has kind features and manners  which have allowed him to step seamlessly into roles such as Ron Weasley's brother Bill in Harry Potter and the romantic time-traveling Tim in About Time.\nBut  Gleeson  jumped at the chance to give  his  hair a sharp part and play Hux  the ambitious First Order officer engaged in a power struggle with Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) under Supreme Leader Snoke (Andy Serkis) in The Force Awakens.\n\"I’ve done a lot of characters who seem  at least  to be the good guy \" says  Gleeson . \"So when someone asks you to play something different  you’re like  'Absolutely.' How would I not do that?\"\n Domhnall Gleeson  is armed and combative in 'Peter Rabbit.' (Photo: Sony Pictures)\nHis dark side rival got the better of him as Kylo used the Force to choke Hux  a scene performed with relish by  Gleeson . \"Normally when people say you choked  it's a bad thing \" he says.\nPlaying McGregor was a different adventure  with  Gleeson  portraying the great-nephew of the Old Mr. McGregor from Potter's beloved books. His McGregor shows his heart when he falls for a neighbor played by Rose Byrne. (\"He's in love  that softens him.\") But not before battling rabbits.\n Gleeson  enjoyed showing  his  physical comedy skills.\n\"I’ve got this body shape where I’m quite gangly  it looks funny when it’s thrown around \" says  Gleeson . \"I’m no Jim Carrey. But I can make taking a hit look funny  which I hadn't done.\"\n Domhnall Gleeson   left  and Mark Williams are Bill and Arthur Weasley in 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I.' (Photo: Warner Bros. Entertainment)\nIt took a toll.  Gleeson  injured  his  ankle when  he  hit the ground from a roof fall on Day 1 and the knocks accumulated.\n\"It was like  'I’m going down the stairs in a wheelbarrow today. This is going to be a long and painful day ' \" says  Gleeson .",
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            "input": "Mariah Carey  has made it through  her  set on \"Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest\" this year after bungling it last year.\n Carey  had technical difficulties during a live performance of  her  hit song \"Emotions\" on the ABC show in Times Square last year.  She  stopped singing  paced the stage and told the audience to finish the lyrics for  her .\nThis year   she  made it through cleanly despite frigid temperatures — and despite asking for hot tea that wasn't there.  She  joked it was a \"disaster.\" Carey performed  her  hits 1990s \"Vision of Love\" and \"Hero.\"\n Mariah Carey  will perform again on \"Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve \" hosted by Ryan Seacrest.  She  bungled  her  performance last year.\nFILE - In this Wednesday  Nov. 1  2017  file photo   Mariah Carey  poses for photographers during  her  hand and footprint ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles.  Carey  will perform again Sunday  Dec. 31  2017  on \"Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve \" hosted by Ryan Seacrest  after a bungled performance last year in which she stumbled through her short set  failing to sing for most of it despite a pre-recorded track of her songs playing in the background. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP  File)\nMariah Carey will perform again on \"Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve \" hosted by Ryan Seacrest  after a bungled performance last year.\nMariah Carey will perform again on \"Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve \" hosted by Ryan Seacrest  after a bungled performance last year.\nMariah Carey will perform again on \"Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve \" hosted by Ryan Seacrest  after a bungled performance last year.",
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            "input": "What happens when the one and only Bill Murray recites American literature and flexes his pipes on songs from the great American songbook  backed by three accomplished classical musicians at a packed Orchestra Hall?\n“New Worlds:  Bill Murray   Jan Vogler and Friends” was the name of the show the famed Wilmette-raised actor and comedian  along with cellist Jan Vogler  violinist Mira Wang and pianist Vanessa Perez  brought to Symphony Center on Tuesday night as part of a national tour in support of their new Decca Gold album of the same name.\n Murray  sang a little  danced a little  cracked a couple of jokes. The inveterate Cubs fan traded his tuxedo jacket for a Cubs windbreaker at the end  prompting a roar from audience members  one of whom had draped a Wrigley victory flag over the side of the platform that was put up on stage to accommodate extra seats.\nThe tone shifted from light to serious and back again.  Murray  sometimes recited over musical accompaniment; sometimes  his  recitations stood on their own. One selection merged into the next in a seamless  two-hour flow of spoken word  song and instrumental music. Like all highly skilled actors   Murray  is a virtuoso of tone and timing.  His  typically laid-back manner fools no one  for there’s always a finely honed theatrical sensibility and command of craft peeking through.\nWho could resist James Fenimore Cooper’s evocation of a pristine early 19th-century American woodland (from “The Deerslayer”)  as recited with all due wonderment by  Murray  over a movement from a Schubert piano trio?\nOr  Murray ’s thoughtful rendition  half-sung  half-spoken  of “Jeanie with the Light-Brown Hair ” a nostalgic slice of early America I have never heard so poignantly done as here?  Murray  may not have classically trained vocal technique  but  his  baritone is pleasant and musical and absolutely true to the words and the deep emotions they convey  and that was all that mattered.\nThere was so much else to savor all evening long. You haven’t heard “It Ain’t Necessarily So” until you’ve heard  Murray ’s sassy  jazzy transformation of that beloved Gershwin classic. Nor are you likely to forget the gutsy intensity of feeling he brought to Van Morrison’s soul standard “When Will I Ever Learn to Live in God.”\nAfter that number   Murray  flung long-stemmed roses to the fans  who were up on their feet  loudly cheering the hometown favorite. “Thanks for coming — it’s nice to be home ” he told them  as he  Vogler  Wang and Perez waved their goodbyes.\nIf this is what it takes to sell light classical music and renew interest in neglected classics of American literature to a mass concert public  maybe  Murray  and friends are on to something. Long may their team flourish.\nRELATED:  Bill Murray's  new gig singing American standards: 'I am taking every show as potentially my final show' »\nSports Baseball Chicago Cubs Joe Maddon likes idea of  Bill Murray  playing him in David Ross movie »\n Bill Murray  golfwear has interesting new collection — of celebrity investors »",
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            "input": "Isaac Newton Farris Sr.  who suffered from prostate cancer and Parkinson’s disease  died at his Atlanta home on Saturday morning   his daughter Angela Farris-Watkins  told The Associated Press.  He  was 83.\n Farris  married Christine King in a ceremony performed by Martin Luther King Jr. and their brother A.D. King on Aug. 19  1960.\n“ He  wasn’t caught up marrying into a prominent family ”  Farris-Watkins  said by phone. “ He  was secure in  his  own right.”\n Farris  was a successful entrepreneur and founder of Farris Color Visions.  He  also served a project manager for the construction of The King Center.\n“Through all the tragedies and victories  he  helped build the King Center ”  Farris-Watkins  said.\n Farris  was also a deacon and trustee at the historic Ebenezer Baptist church where  he  was a member for over 60 years.\n“ He  was such an integral part of our family who will be sorely missed ”  Farris-Watkins  said.\nIn addition to  his  daughter   Farris  is survived by  his  wife  Christine  his son Isaac Farris Jr.   his  granddaughter  Farris Watkins   his  sister Gail Farris Joyce and many nieces  nephews and cousins.\nFuneral arrangements will be handled by  Willie A. Watkins  Funeral Home in Atlanta.",
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            "input": "Sen. Al Franken  who on Thursday admitted he had \"crossed a line\" with some women   was questioned about  his  behavior 18 years ago — by shock jock Howard Stern.\nStern asked  Franken   not yet a U.S. senator  if  he  had grabbed TV personality Kathie Lee Gifford's rear end during  his  radio show in 1999. A caller had prompted the question.\n\"She grabbed my ass \"  Franken  responded.\n Sen. Al Franken  issued an apology on Thursday for \"making some women feel badly.\" (Craig Lassig/REUTERS)\nWhen Stern later said that the former \"Saturday Night Live\" star did actually grab Gifford's rear   Franken  said  \"You're not listening  because I did not grab  her  ass.\"\n Grabby Al Franken  admits  he  ‘crossed line’ with women\n\"I certainly did not touch  her  in any way to arouse or gratify \"  Franken  would add.\nLast week  the Minnesota lawmaker was accused of sexual misconduct by radio host Leeann Tweeden who said he forcibly kissed and groped  her  in 2006.\nAnother woman said  Franken  grabbed her rear end when they posed for a photo four years later  and two women told the Huffington Post  he  touched their buttocks 10 years ago.\n\"I feel terribly that I’ve made some women feel badly and for that I’m sorry  \" Franken  said Thursday.",
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            "input": "Sgt.  La David Johnson's  funeral was held in Florida on Saturday.\nHis death has become ensnared in controversy after a Congresswoman said President Donald Trump was disrespectful to  Johnson 's widow during a condolence call on Tuesday.\nSome of the 1 200 mourners exiting the church after the service said the portrait of Sgt.  La David Johnson  25   was joined on stage by photographs of  his  slain comrades. The four died Oct. 4 in Niger when they were attacked by militants tied to the Islamic State.  Johnson 's family asked reporters to remain outside for the service.\nStaff Sgt. Bryan C. Black  35  of Puyallup  Washington; Staff Sgt. Jeremiah W. Johnson  39  of Springboro  Ohio; and Staff Sgt. Dustin M. Wright  29  of Lyons  Georgia  were killed along with  La David Johnson  in Niger.\n La David Johnson 's pregnant widow  Myeshia  had held the arm of an Army officer as she led her two young children and her family  dressed in white  into the Christ the Rock Community Church in suburban Fort Lauderdale. The modern hymn \"I'm Yours\" could be heard coming from inside.\n Johnson 's sister  Angela Ghent  said after the service that \"it don't feel real\" that her brother was killed.\nThe fight between Trump and Wilson had taken the focus off Johnson  whose widow is due to have a daughter in January. Sgt.  Johnson  told friends she will be named La'Shee.\n Johnson 's mother died when  he  was 5;  he  was raised by  his  aunt.  His  family enrolled  him  in 5000 Role Models  a project Wilson began in 1993 when she was an educator where African-American boys are paired with mentors who prepare them for college  vocational school or the military.\n\"We teach them to be a good man  a good husband and a good father. Sgt.  Johnson  typified all of those characteristics \" said mourner Carlton Crawl  a public school consultant who is one of the program's mentors.\nIn 2013  a year before  he  enlisted   Johnson  was featured in a local television newscast for  his  ability to do bicycle tricks  earning the nickname \"Wheelie King.\"  He  said  he  learned  his  tricks by going slow.\n\"Once you feel comfortable  you could just ride all day \"  he  told the interviewer.\nThe war of words between the president and Wilson began Tuesday when the Miami-area Democrat said Trump told Myeshia Johnson in a phone call that her husband \"knew what he signed up for\" and didn't appear to know his name  a version later backed up by  Johnson 's aunt.\nWilson was riding with  Johnson 's family to meet the body and heard the call on speakerphone. She was principal of a school Johnson's father attended.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "WASHINGTON  DC — Yet another establishment insider has announced he won’t run for re-election in 2018  Republican Rep. Jeb Hensarling of Texas.\nNEWS:  Rep. Jeb Hensarling  R-Texas   retiring. Will not run for re-election in 2018. Story TK — David M. Drucker (@DavidMDrucker) October 31  2017\n House Financial Services Committee Chairman Hensarling  issued a statement the same day regarding  his  retirement:\n Jeb Hensarling  has been a tremendous public servant for the people of Texas  most recently as the Chairman of the Financial Services Committee on which I am privileged to serve.  Jeb ’s strong grasp of policy and  his  strong conservative principles have been an invaluable asset to the Republican Conference in  his  eight terms as a Member of the House of Representatives. As  Jeb  enters this next chapter of life  my colleagues and I wish  him  the very best in whatever path  he  chooses to take.\nIn March  as one of Speaker Paul Ryan’s attempts are repealing and replacing Obamacare failed   Hensarling  offered what Reuters described as “effusive” praise of Ryan. In  April Hensarling  joined Ryan and several other Representatives on a trip to Europe with the stated goal of “strengthening economic and security ties with our NATO partners.”  Hensarling  has been called on and floated as a possibility in the past to run a challenge to John Boehner  and later Ryan  for the position of Speaker of the House  but has refused to do so. In November 2016 the Texas Tribune called Hensarling “one of Ryan’s closest friends in the House.”",
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            "input": "The photos feature  Stephanie  and  her  fiancé  Arryn (who asked that we only use their first names)  of Overton  Texas. They were taken by Bria Terry of Wolf & Rose Photography\nDuring the shoot   Stephanie  said  she  felt super comfortable. \"I wasn’t worrying about how I looked  I was just looking at Arryn and that made me feel confident \"  she  told BuzzFeed. \"He looks at me all the time  but the way he looked at me during the photo shoot  I could feel it was different because I could focus on him.”\n Stephanie  told BuzzFeed  \"They said I was topless and it was inappropriate and we’re a family-oriented company.” However   Stephanie  said  she  was wearing a swimsuit bottom and a strapless top that you wear with backless dresses.\nBut shortly after the photos went viral   Stephanie  said  her  employer  Austin Bank Texas N.A.  told her they were \"concerned\" about how many people would see her photos and how it would reflect on the company.",
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            "input": "Malcolm Young   whose crunching guitar provided the rhythmic backbone of AC/DC for more than 40 years  died on Saturday at the age of 64.\n Young  who co-founded the Australian hard rock band with his younger brother Angus in 1973   stuck with the band â and  by most accounts  served as its leader â until  he  retired in 2014.  His  retirement was prompted by the onset of dementia.\n The band  confirmed  Young 's passing in a statement posted to  its  Facebook page. The post also includes a second  more personal statement from Angus himself.\nSo sad to learn of the passing of yet another friend   Malcolm Young .  He  will be sadly missed. God Bless @ACDC pic.twitter.com/HuEp3kCuyQ â Ozzy Osbourne (@OzzyOsbourne) November 18  2017\nIt is a sad day in rock and roll.  Malcolm Young  was my friend and the heart and soul of AC/DC. I had some of the best times of my life with  him  on our 1984 European tour.  He  will be missed and my deepest condolences to  his  family  bandmates and friends. â Eddie Van Halen (@eddievanhalen) November 18  2017\nHeavy heart hearing of  Malcolm Youngâs  passing.Not only did  he  co- found one of the greatest bands in the world  he  co wrote the songs that inspired many of us to wanna be in a band.Condolences to  his  whole family band mates and fans. RIP bad ass. â Nikki Sixx (@NikkiSixx) November 18  2017",
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            "input": "DAVID GREENE  HOST:\n GREENE : Oh  interesting. So it really is different lenses.\n GREENE : So is public opinion turning in some significant way  if there a way to measure this broadly? I mean  I remember the mass shooting of children at Sandy Hook Elementary School - a lot of people thought  this is going to change the game  result in stricter gun measures  bring a lot of the country together. We didn't see a lot of new  stricter gun measures.\n GREENE : So are things changing?\n GREENE : So these fundamental divisions are - I mean  are helpful in explaining why the debate over gun controls has remained so static.\n GREENE : All right? Talking through a new NPR/Ipsos poll on guns in America with NPR political reporter Danielle Kurtzleben. Danielle  thanks.",
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            "input": "LOS ANGELES (AP)  — Tom Petty  an old-fashioned rock superstar and everyman who drew upon the Byrds  the Beatles and other bands he worshipped as a boy and produced new classics such as “Free Fallin ′ “Refugee” and “American Girl ”  has died.\n Petty  passed away Monday night at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles after  he  suffered cardiac arrest at  his  home in Malibu  California  spokeswoman Carla Sacks said. He was 66.\n Petty  and his longtime band the Heartbreakers had recently completed a 40th anniversary tour  one he hinted would be their last.\n“I’m thinking it may be the last trip around the country ”  Petty  told Rolling Stone last year. “We’re all on the backside of our 60s. I have a granddaughter now I’d like to see as much as I can. I don’t want to spend my life on the road. This tour will take me away for four months. With a little kid  that’s a lot of time.”\nUsually backed by the Heartbreakers   Petty  broke through in the 1970s and went on to sell more than 80 million records. The Gainesville  Florida  native with the shaggy blond hair and gaunt features was loved for his melodic hard rock  nasally vocals and down-to-earth style. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame  which inducted Petty and the Heartbreakers in 2002  praised them as “durable  resourceful  hard-working  likeable and unpretentious.”\n Petty  didn’t just sing about not backing down   he  lived it. In 1979   he  was enraged when  his  record label was sold and  his  contract transferred. Stating that  he  would not be “bought and sold like a piece of meat ”  he  self-financed what became “Damn the Torpedoes” and declared bankruptcy rather than allowing  his  label  MCA  to release it.  He  eventually reached a new deal with MCA  for better terms. In the early 1980s   he  was again at war with MCA  this time over the label’s plans to charge extra money  a dollar higher than the standard $8.98  for  his  album “Hard Promises.”  He  again prevailed.\n Petty  was both a musician and obsessive fan  one who met  his  childhood heroes and lived out the fantasies of countless young rock lovers.  He  befriended Byrds leader Roger McGuinn and became close to George Harrison  who performed on “I Won’t Back Down” and joined Petty  Bob Dylan  Roy Orbison and Jeff Lynne in the impromptu super group the Traveling Wilburys.  Petty  inducted Harrison into the Rock Hall in 2004; two years earlier Dylan’s son Jakob inducted  Petty . In the 1980s  Petty and the Heartbreakers supported Bob Dylan on a nationwide tour.\nHe would speak of being consumed by rock music since childhood  to the point where father  whom  Petty  would later say beat him savagely  thought he was “mental.” Awed by the chiming guitars of the Byrds  the melodic genius of the Beatles and the snarling lyrics of Dylan  he was amazed to find that other kids were feeling the same way.\nBy his early 20s   Petty  had formed the group Mudcrutch with fellow Gainesville natives and future Heartbreakers (guitarist) Mike Campbell and (keyboardist) Benmont Tench. They soon broke up  but reunited in Los Angeles as the Heartbreakers  joined by bassist Ron Blair and drummer Stan Lynch. Their eponymous debut album came out in 1976 and they soon built a wide following  fitting easily into the New Wave sounds of the time.\nThe world changed more than  Petty  did over the past few decades. In 2014  around the time  he  received an ASCAP Founders Award   he  told The Associated Press that  he  thought of  himself  as “kind of a music historian.”\n“I’m always interested in the older music  and I’m still always discovering things that I didn’t know about ”  he  said. “To be honest  I really probably spend more time listening to the old stuff than I do the new stuff.”",
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            "input": "If  superstar Bryce Harper  were to sign a 10-year contract with the Nationals  as many in Washington hope  he  does   he 'd be hugely wealthy -- and would benefit greatly from the Republicans' proposed tax cut bill. (John McDonnell/The Washington Post)\nTo fully appreciate how skewed the impact of the Republican tax bill would be  consider what it could mean for  baseball superstar Bryce Harper  if  he  were to sign a 10-contract with the Washington Nationals  as many of us in Washington are hoping.\nThe Nats  known for making creative deals with players  might agree to pay the right-fielder an annual salary of $30 million  which sounds like a lot  but actually isn’t for a franchise player with the star power of  Harper . So to reflect that star power  let’s assume the team would pay  Harper  another $20 annually for use of what tax practitioners would call his “intellectual property” – his name  his face  his reputation — in the form of royalties that the team would earn from its TV contracts and sales of paraphernalia to fans. Add to that $10 million in royalties a year that  Harper  could probably earn independently from product and other endorsements.\nSo you add it all up and  Harper  would have an annual income of $60 million split evenly between salary and royalties. Figure his $30 million salary would be taxed as ordinary income at 48 percent  combining both federal and Virginia state tax. That would leave him with an after-tax salary income of $15.6 million. Now let’s figure he sets aside $2.5 million to live like a young sports star might live  and invests the balance  roughly $13 million  in an S&P stock index fund.\nIn other words  he sells the stream of royalties from his intellectual property to a partnership in which he himself then becomes a partner. The partnership  in turn  allocates to  Harper  each year  his  pro rata share of its profit  which for tax purposes flows through to  his  personal income. Under the Republican bill  this partnership income would be taxed at an effective rate of 31 percent  for federal and Virginia.\nAssuming historical rate of return on the salary income invested in the stock index fund  and a somewhat higher rate of return on his investment partnership  under the bill passed by the House of Representatives   Harper  would wind up at the end of the 10-year contract with combined individual and partnership assets worth about $560 million.",
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            "input": "Here’s a summary of the Fed’s current predicament  chairwoman Janet Yellen’s latest statement  and what savers need to understand about the central bank’s next move...\nSo how is the Fed going to justify its plan now? That brings us to  Yellen ’s latest statement...\nLow Inflation a “Mystery ” Says  Yellen\nWell   Yellen  says lagging inflation is a “mystery ” but not enough of one to keep the Fed from moving forward with its plans.\n Yellen  and  her  colleagues insist that we should take them at their word… that conditions will rise to meet their agenda… that the risks of waiting too long to normalize policy outweigh the risks of normalizing policy too soon.",
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            "input": "Earlier this year we had  Martin Whetton  Senior Rates Strategist at ANZ Bank   appear on our Devils and Details podcast to talk all things interest rates.\nIt was undoubtedly one of our best shows of the year  thanks to the vast knowledge and experience  he  was able to share.\nWell  it appears that  Martin  is not just a rates market guru.\nFollowing a more than 400% surge in the value of Long Island Iced Tea Corporation shares on Thursday on news the company would change its name to “Long Blockchain Corp \"  Martin  penned the following poem to describe the current craziness of the crypto world.\nThanks to  Martin  for letting us use it. You can follow  him  on Twitter here »",
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            "input": "BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will only stop pumping cash into the euro zone economy when it is confident that inflation is heading toward its target even without its extra help   the ECB’s chief economist Peter Praet  said on Monday.\nPraet  one of the architects and sponsors of the ECB’s 2.55 trillion-euro ($3.17 trillion) bond-buying program  was responding to growing calls by some rate-setters to stop the scheme  which has been blamed for fuelling bubbles in the property and bond markets.\n Praet  said that before making any such decision the ECB needed to be confident that inflation was trending toward its inflation target of almost 2 percent and that it could withstand a withdrawal of stimulus.\n“Once the Governing Council judges that the three criteria for sustained adjustment have been met  net asset purchases will expire  in line with our guidance ”  Praet  told an event in Brussels.\n He  also added the ECB had not decided yet how to end the asset purchase program  whether gradually or at once.\nAsset purchases “can expire at once or they can expire in a more gradual way. I think this is still one of the things the Governing Council has to discuss ”  he  said.\n”Even if incoming data were to validate the expectation of a gradual build-up of inflationary pressures  this would not be sufficient to affirm a sustained adjustment  if even less supportive monetary policy conditions were to imperil the inflation trajectory  Praet said.",
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            "input": "Sam Altman  the 32-year-old president of Y Combinator  the most prestigious startup accelerator in Silicon Valley   has laid out this utopian vision over the years  and most definitively in a job listing posted on YC's blog in June 2016.\nLike many of his peers in Silicon Valley   Altman  believes technology is the way to a better future. But  his  real-world ambitions are grander than most.  He  wants to investigate ways to build new cities  give people money for nothing  rethink voter registration  keep politicians accountable  and get new  Altman-approved leaders elected — all while running YC  which famously birthed startups like Airbnb and Dropbox.\nMuch like one of  his  notable colleagues  Tesla CEO Elon Musk   Altman  is set on turning the ideal into the practical. Both believe they have solid ideas for reshaping society. Sometimes this means executing plans within the next few months. Other times it means roadmapping projects decades down the line  and relying on phrases like \"The math should work out\" to assuage a wary public.\n\"I have a very strong vision of where I'd like to see the world go \"  Altman  said. \"And I don't think it gets there by startups alone.\"\nIn 2005  at age 19   Altman  dropped out of Stanford to found the social-networking app Loopt  which  he  sold in 2012. In 2014   he  replaced Paul Graham as YC president. These days   he  says  he  spends 80% of  his  65-hour weeks helping startups sort through their growing pains and get to market as fast as possible. The remaining 20% is dedicated to outside projects.\n His  baby is OpenAI  a nonprofit he cochairs with Musk that searches for benevolent ways to use artificial intelligence in daily life.  Altman 's vision for how OpenAI could be deployed sheds light on how  he  wants to help people in real ways.\n\"Let's imagine we get to a world where AI gets so good that robots can mine raw materials out of the ground  refine them  and build them into a house \"  he  told Business Insider. (These robots   he  clarified  are solar-powered.) \"You can imagine a world where you own a small piece of land  you can say  'Hey  robot. I would like a house here ' and you come back like a month later and there's a fully constructed house built for you for free.\"\n Altman  sees that kind of far-future scenario as a boon for towns and cities plagued by a shortage of affordable housing.  He 's seen the plight firsthand  from  his  home state of California to middle America.\nIn November 2016  shortly after Donald Trump won the presidency   Altman  left YC's headquarters in Mountain View  California  in search of 100 supporters of the president-elect.  He  asked them about their political views  their fears  and their gripes with America's political landscape.  He  later published  his  findings on  his  blog for the world to see. \"People don't believe they have an economic future \"  he  said.\nOver the past year   Altman  has expressed a deep interest in resolving those economic concerns.\n\"[Fifty] years from now  I think it will seem ridiculous that we used fear of not being able to eat as a way to motivate people \"  he  wrote in a January 2016 blog post on YC. \"I also think that it's impossible to truly have equality of opportunity without some version of guaranteed income.\"\n Altman 's own experiment is small  for now. It's running in Oakland  California  and involves about 100 people getting between $1 000 and $2 000 a month. The goal is to get some practice with delivering the money and collecting data. If that data come back showing basic income has left people better off  both emotionally and financially  YC will expand the project in a five-year  nationwide trial.\nSociety is poised to lose millions of jobs to AI  the prevailing research suggests. And it's propelled in part by Silicon Valley-types like  Altman   who himself is researching how robotics can replace human labor on a grand scale with projects like OpenAI. In recognition of that responsibility  he believes the tech world should at least be trying something.\nBut for all his involvement in political issues   Altman  doesn't consider himself a political person. He was raised in St. Louis to a pair of Democrat parents  with childhood memories of his time as a Boy Scout  tinkering with his Macintosh  and reading science fiction. He was interested more in computers than current events.\nElizabeth Rhodes picked up on that mind-set in her first face-to-face encounter with  Altman   earlier this February. Rhodes was wrapping up her doctorate in political science and social work at the University of Michigan and had applied to lead YC's nascent basic-income project. In May  YC announced she had been selected.\n\"He was definitely very passionate about people's struggles \" Rhodes recalled of her first meeting with  Altman . Now more than a year into the job  she said  Altman 's interest in solving social problems through policy has come more into focus. \" He 's able to see more systemic changes that we could make  and  he 's not afraid to say  'Let's try testing it out.'\"",
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            "input": "President Donald Trump’s eldest son  Donald Trump Jr.   declined to discuss with lawmakers on Wednesday a conversation  he  had with  his  father about emails related to a June 2016 meeting  he  attended with Trump associates and Russians  a congressional panel member said.\nRepresentative Adam Schiff  the top Democrat on the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee investigating allegations of Russian interference in last year’s U.S. election  said  Trump Jr.  answered the “overwhelming majority” of questions from committee members in  his  hours of testimony.\nBut  Trump Jr.  claimed attorney-client privilege in declining to respond to queries about that discussion with  his  father because a lawyer was in the room when it took place. The discussion between then-Republican candidate Trump and  his  son took place after the emails became public  Schiff said. Trump Jr. released the emails in July.\nRepresentative Mike Conaway  the Republican leading the investigation  said  Trump Jr.  had answered all of  his  questions.\n Trump Jr.  arrived and left without being seen by reporters.\nLawmakers said they want to question  him  about a meeting with a Russian lawyer in June 2016 at Trump Tower in New York at which  he  had said  he  hoped to get information about the “fitness  character and qualifications” of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton  the Democrat who was  his  father’s presidential election opponent.\nIt was at least the second time  Trump Jr.  has testified to a congressional committee investigating any Russian meddling in the election and possible collusion with Moscow by the  Trump  campaign.\n He  arrived shortly before 10 a.m. EST (1500 GMT) and was questioned for most of the next eight hours by members of the intelligence panel.\nA person familiar with knowledge of Trump Jr’s testimony said  Trump  had said repeatedly he did not remember things he was asked about  including some details about information provided by Russians during the Trump Tower meeting.\nDepartment of Justice Special Counsel Robert Mueller is also investigating. He has announced the first charges of  Trump  associates  and  Trump’s  former national security adviser  Michael Flynn  has pleaded guilty to lying to Federal Bureau of Investigation agents.\nThe House intelligence panel also released on Wednesday a transcript of testimony last week of Erik Prince  a  Trump  supporter and founder of the Blackwater military contractor. A focus of that testimony was a report that Prince tried to set up a “back channel” for communications between  Trump  associates and Russia. Prince denied such a plan.\nTrump Jr.’s appearance coincided with criticism of the Russia probes from some of his father’s fellow Republicans  who control both houses of Congress and accuse investigators of bias against  Trump . Other lawmakers  Republicans as well as Democrats  say the goal of the investigations is to guarantee the integrity of U.S. elections  not to target  Trump  and  his  associates.\nTrump Jr.  like  his  father  denies collusion with Russia. U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Russia attempted to influence the 2016 campaign to boost  Trump ’s chances of defeating Clinton. Moscow denies any such effort.",
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            "input": "Roy McClellan  had been gone for days. Calls to  his  phone had gone to voice mail   his  wife wrote in a Thursday Facebook post asking people to let her know if anyone had seen her husband.\n Denise McClellan  learned on the same day that  Roy  was killed in a hit-and-run crash days earlier  on Nov. 17  seven weeks after  he  survived the Oct. 1 Las Vegas massacre.\n Roy McClellan  was in Pahrump in southern Nevada  about 60 miles west of Las Vegas  the day  he  was killed.  He  had a fight with a friend and took off about 2 a.m. and was not heard from since   Denise McClellan  wrote on Facebook.\n Roy McClellan  left behind  his  wife and two sisters   Denise McClellan  said.\nThe Post was not able to immediately reach  McClellan  on Sunday  but  she  told KSNV that  her  husband had been attending therapy sessions since the Route 91 Harvest festival massacre.\n Denise McClellan  said  she  and  her  husband were at the concert. As they were escaping from bullets   Roy McClellan  stopped along the way to help people   she  told KSNV.\n“Those who knew  him  know  he  had  his  battles but also knew  he  had a big heart.  He  was a survivor of the Route 91 shooting  instead of running away  he  went back in.  He  helped transport people to the hospital.  Roy  also loved helping people and would literally give the shirt off  his  back ”  Denise McClellan  wrote on Facebook.\n“This isn’t what I wanted for  him  ”  Denise McClellan  told the TV station. “I don’t understand why  he  wasn’t taken at the shooting  but a month later  he  was taken this way. I hope  my husband  found peace and  he ’s safe now.”\n[ She was supposed to find  her son  at the Las Vegas concert. Then shots rang out. ]\nA month before  Roy McClellan ’s death  a California couple who also survived the Las Vegas shooting died outside  their  Southern California home in Murrieta.\nStrom said  the couple  died immediately. Police do not suspect foul play.\n The couple  who lived part-time in Henderson  Nev.  just outside Las Vegas   left behind two daughters  ages 20 and 16.",
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            "input": "She may be the sister of  Mark Zuckerberg   founder of one of the world's most famous start-ups  but  Randi Zuckerberg  has proved herself an entrepreneur in her own right.\n Zuckerberg  was just a couple of years into what she has described as her \"dream job\" at advertising giant Ogilvy & Mather when she took the leap and joined what was then a little-known company in Silicon Valley called Facebook.\nIn the years since   Zuckerberg  has balanced running her business alongside penning two books  raising a young family  and even appearing on Broadway.\nFor her  that entrepreneurial streak boils down to three key factors. Speaking to CNBC in Egypt's capital  Cairo   Zuckerberg  summarized  them  into advice for would-be entrepreneurs.",
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                "Randi Zuckerberg"
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            "input": "Roger Federer dominated Andy Murray on Tuesday at the ATP World Tour Finals and stretched his record to 2-0 at the season-ending event by winning 6-4  6-2.\n Federer looked unstoppable on the court at the O2 Arena  losing only eight points on his serve in the match -- three in the first set and five in the second.\n \"He came out and made some mistakes. Maybe it was due to my good play \" Federer said of Murray  who made 26 unforced errors. \"I played tough and solid from start to finish. That seemed to be enough today.\"\n Later Tuesday  Robin Soderling was to face David Ferrer in the other Group B match. Federer can advance to the semifinals depending on the late result.\n Federer has won the season-ending event for the top eight players in the world four times  and he can certainly add to that if he keeps playing like he did Tuesday.\n Murray  however  dropped to 1-1 and will have to improve if he is to reach the semifinals. He will face Ferrer in his final match Thursday while Soderling takes on Federer.\n final match Thursday while Soderling takes on Federer.\n Murray struggled from the start Tuesday  forced to save a break point in the opening game. And it was his serve that was letting him down most of the way  landing only 44 percent of the first serves. That allowed Federer to take advantage of the much slower second serve.\n Federer earned his first break in the third game of the first set  winning all four points played. He then won his next three service games at love.\n In the second set  Murray saved two break points in the opening game  but Federer stayed alive through four deuces to earn a third break point  which he converted with a forehand that hit the top of the tape and zipped past Murray.\n After holding at love yet again  Federer broke again to make it 3-0 and soon led 4-0.\n \"I tried to play quite aggressive. You're not going to hit winners every single time you go on the court \" said Murray  who is 8-6 overall against Federer. \"Today I made more mistakes than normal.\"",
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            "input": "HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group (BABA.N) has taken control of logistics unit  Cainiao  and pledged to spend 100 billion yuan ($15 billion) over five years to build out a global logistics network  underscoring aggressive expansion plans overseas.\nAlibaba will invest 5.3 billion yuan to boost its stake in Cainiao Smart Logistics Network to 51 percent from 47 percent  giving it direct control over the loss-making affiliate  suggesting a rough valuation of  Cainiao  at around $20 billion.\n“Our commitment to  Cainiao  and additional investment in logistics demonstrate Alibaba’s commitment to building the most-efficient logistic network in China and around the world ” Alibaba CEO Daniel Zhang said in a statement on Tuesday.\n Cainiao  was the focus of an investigation last year by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) into Alibaba’s accounting practices.\n Alibaba  which will gain an extra seat on Cainiao’s board giving it four out of a total seven seats   added that more shares were issued in the funding round to other investors.  It  did not give details about the other issuances  which would impact  Cainiao’s  valuation.\nThe investment also signals  Alibaba’s  intention to boost control over China ’s  domestic warehousing and delivery market  increasingly competitive as firms seek to make use of troves of logistics data about the country’s Internet-savvy shoppers.\nIn June major logistics company SF Holding cut ties with  Cainiao  which provides logistics support directly to Alibaba’s top e-commerce platform Taobao . SF Holding claimed Alibaba had requested data unrelated to an existing partnership agreement. Alibaba denied the claims.\nA person close to Alibaba  who asked not to be named  said  Cainiao  was not currently considering an IPO.\nAlibaba and  Cainiao  declined to comment.\nAlibaba co-founded Cainiao in 2013  with partners including department store owner Intime Group  conglomerate Fosun Group and a handful of logistics companies. It oversees roughly 57 million deliveries a day.",
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            "input": "Story highlights The House Intelligence Committee spoke to White House strategist Steve Bannon\nThe White House said it was not concerned with what  Bannon  might say to Congress\n(CNN)  President Donald Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon  faced angry lawmakers from both parties during a contentious interview that stretched more than 10 hours on Tuesday  as  he  was hit with subpoenas on multiple fronts and was accused by a top Democrat of agreeing to a White House \"gag order.\"\n Bannon  confirmed to the House Intelligence Committee that  he  was issued a subpoena from special counsel Robert Mueller to testify before a grand jury  according to multiple sources familiar with the matter.  He  was also slapped with a new subpoena on Tuesday from the committee itself  according to Rep. Mike Conaway  the Texas Republican leading the committee's Russia probe  and committee chairman Rep. Devin Nunes  R-California  who still signs off on subpoenas.\nRep. Adam Schiff  the top Democrat on the committee  said after the hearing that  Bannon  was instructed by the White House in advance of the hearing not to respond to certain topics.\nThe California Democrat said the attorney for  Bannon  consulted with the White House after the committee subpoena was served Tuesday and was told his client was still not to answer questions regarding the time during the transition and in the White House.",
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            "input": "So  Raphael B. Johnson wanted to do some line-crossing of his own. He wants to get in the face of criminals.\n Led by Johnson  50 people drive through the neighborhood in two-hour shifts  seeking tips about the rape and using a bullhorn to warn crooks that no crime  no matter how petty  will be tolerated. In all  300 people have joined the campaign.\n \"The violators have changed the rules of the streets now \" Johnson said. \"It's a new day in the city of Detroit.\"\n He knows something about the element he's fighting.\n Before turning his life around  Johnson served 12 years in prison for second-degree murder. He's a motivational speaker who Mayor Dave Bing wants to appoint to the Board of Police Commissioners.\n Johnson  35  has led citizen patrols that helped lead to arrests of suspected rapists and shooters  but said community reaction to this attack has been different. People are freely giving information to solve the rape.\n \"We're the epitome of desperation now \" Johnson said. \"We're No. 1 in crime  No. 1 in foreclosures  No. 1 in homelessness  No. 1 in joblessness.\"\n Once arrests are made in the case  Johnson's group  calling itself The Detroit 300  will move on to the attacks of the other two elderly women. After that  they'll tackle other crime  he said.",
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            "input": "FRIENDSWOOD  Texas (AP) — As  Jacob Lerma  surveyed the skeletal beams of  his  suburban Houston home that was flooded during Hurricane Harvey   he  kept muttering three words as  he  wondered if  his  family would ever be able to move back in: “I don’t know.”\nLike many Texans whose homes were flooded during  Harvey  Lerma  faces mounting expenses and hasn’t paid  his  mortgage in months.  His  insurance payment wasn’t enough to rebuild  his  home and  he  was only offered a small loan after applying with the Federal Emergency Management Agency.  His  last hope is a possible buyout from the city of Friendswood. In the meantime   he    his  wife and two daughters will continue living with  his  parents.\nDuring last year’s hurricane season  mortgage financiers such as Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac encouraged lenders to offer homeowners a forbearance — a temporary suspension or reduction in their mortgage payments — for up to 12 months.  Lerma  got one from  his  lender.\n Lerma  said  his  family is “at a pretty bad point right now” as  he ’s maxed out credit cards and emptied  his  savings. Yet   he  remains hopeful.\n“We know we’ll get through it. We’re just riding it out ”  he  said.",
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            "input": "Business Insider ran a surprisingly popular article last week titled \"39 photos that show why everyone misses George W. Bush .\" \n\"Bush appears to be having a new moment in the American imagination ,\" Business Insider wrote . \nAfter the 911 terrorist attacks , Bush used the tragedy to justify almost every foreign policy decision he made . \nBy September 18 , Bush had signed the Authorization for Use of Military Force , which sailed through Congress near-unanimously . \nBush invaded Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003 , countries the U.S. is still heavily involved in right now , as global ramifications for such decisions persist .",
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                "Bush"
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            "input": "The discovery brings researchers one step closer to understanding how it is that humans developed art and language and religion — the types of symbolic and cultural expressions that have always been thought to elevate humans from other species  said archaeologist  Alistair Pike  of Britain’s University of Southampton  who was part of the research team.\n“It’s almost the definition of being human ”  Pike  told The Washington Post. “It’s how we define ourselves as different from other animals and primates  having language and cultural expression. There’s been a lot of work trying to understand where in Homo sapiens’s lineage did we first become symbolic individuals?”\nPerhaps   Pike  said   it  started with Neanderthals.\nStill  Stringer stressed that there is still not definite proof of Neanderthals’ ability to make figurative art — of animals and people — because the animals the researchers found on the paintings in Spain have uncertain origins.  Pike  said  it  was not entirely clear whether humans may have stumbled upon the Neanderthal paintings and simply added to them with the vague animal drawings  or if they were a part of the original Neanderthal designs; the researchers have not yet dated them   he  said.\nThe discovery that they did not  in fact  need the help of modern humans puts Neanderthals and humans on a more level playing field   Pike  said  given that tens of thousands of years ago  modern humans weren’t all that sophisticated either. The end goal with this research  he said  is to understand how the brain became wired for symbolic expression — but that’s going to require a lot more cave discoveries.\n“If we’re going to try to find out when we started thinking like humans  we’re going to have to go back further in time ”  Pike  said. “What we’re interested in is when the brain became modern  and that’s a really difficult thing to get at. You can see how big it was by looking at the size of the skull  but it’s really hard to know how it was wired inside. If the use of symbols and symbolic behavior can be used as a proxy for how the brain was wired  then we can understand how the brain evolved.”\nThe Neanderthals went extinct about 5 000 years after humans arrived in Europe. The suspected causes have ranged from climate change that affected available food to competition with modern humans. As research moves forward   Pike  said  it may be useful to keep in mind that perhaps humans and Neanderthals were not as different as we thought.\n“There’s always been a sense that all this expression  this art  arrived with modern humans  and Neanderthals might have been copying them in the very late period of their existence ”  Pike  said. But wouldn’t it be interesting if it was in fact the other way around? Modern humans may have landed on the moon — but they started out in the same place as Neanderthals.”",
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            "input": "Our sad national trajectory has been on display recently with  two oddly connected stories: Alabama Republican Senate nominee Roy Moore and the tax bill .  They  share a common thread in President Trump  but  their  significance goes beyond the president. Trump surely helped fuel the end of shame  but just as surely we were already on that degraded path.\nNo one who has watched  Moore  expected that reports of how  he  allegedly preyed on young girls would provoke shame from the egocentric  already discredited judge.  Moore  has long proved — with  his  flagrant disregard for constitutional values   his  homophobia and racism — that  he  is impervious to such feelings.\nThe open question involved  Moore ’s true-believing supporters and political allies of convenience: At long last  had they any decency? For some  including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and most of his colleagues  the answer has been a welcome yes. Others  most prominently Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) and  inevitably  Trump  have failed what should have been an easy test. To conclude that electing an accused child molester to the Senate is preferable to seating a Democrat is the epitome of shamelessness.\nAnd the president  for whom shamelessness has proven a potent tactic  pronounced himself persuaded by  Moore ’s similarly blatant approach: “He totally denies it.” But the more instructive moment came with Trump’s very first public words on the  Moore  reports: “I can tell you one thing for sure. We don’t need a liberal person in there  a Democrat.” Morality is a luxury with a 52-vote Senate majority. Shame is a millstone  or would be if Trump were capable of it.\nWhat is truly stunning is Mulvaney’s brazen willingness to admit that the price tag is phony — specifically the notion that individual tax cuts will expire. Mulvaney  making the rounds of the Sunday shows  felt no need to dissemble. “One of the ways to game the system is to make things expire . . . a lot of this is a gimmick ” he told NBC. And  on CNN  “It’s simply trying to essentially manipulate the numbers and game the system.” In other words  we’re lying to you to ram this through    and we’re not even going to bother to hide  it .",
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            "input": "As news broke that  Michael Flynn  would testify that Donald Trump ordered  him  to talk to the Russians during the transition phase between administrations  the left exploded with glee that actual evidence of âRussian collusionâ was in sight and it could bring down Trump.\nABC News reported that Trump directed  Flynn  to speak with the Russians âinitially as a way to work together to fight ISIS in Syria.â\nâSorry to be a party-pooper but if this is the extent of the âdirectiveâ  Flynn  received  itâs incredibly mundane â commented journalist Michael Tracey.\nSorry to be a party-pooper but if this is the extent of the \"directive\"  Flynn  received  it's incredibly mundane [Link] pic.twitter.com/U2jgA3teVe â Michael Tracey (@mtracey) December 1  2017",
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            "input": "(CNN)  House Speaker Paul Ryan  ripped  Donald Trump's  recent remarks saying a judge presiding over a lawsuit involving  his  business was biased because of  his  Mexican heritage as \"the textbook definition of a racist comment.\"\nAs  he  stood surrounded by community activists and top House GOP members   Ryan  admitted Tuesday that the firestorm over  Trump 's comments was undercutting  his  own push to roll out a positive policy agenda for  his  party.  He  said  he  wouldn't defend  Trump  but instead would concentrate on  his  agenda project.\n\"I disavow those comments  \" Ryan  said.\nPressed on whether  he  regretted  his  own endorsement of  Trump  that came last week   Ryan  added  \"I regret those comments  he  made.\"\n\"It's absolutely unacceptable  \" Ryan  said. But  he  stood by by  his  support for the controversial business mogul. \"Do I think Hillary Clinton is the answer? No I do not.\"\nContinued GOP angst about the fallout from  Trump 's comments cast a major shadow over  Ryan 's months of work crafting a detailed agenda plan for  his  party.\nJUST WATCHED Trump:  Ryan  endorsement about GOP 'winning' Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Trump: Ryan endorsement about GOP 'winning' 01:53\n Ryan  said ultimately  he  has more in common on the policy issues of the day with  Trump  and better odds of getting those proposals enacted into law.\n Ryan  who was making his third visit to the City of Hope House of Help center in an impoverished Washington neighborhood   stressed the success stories of those who have overcome addiction and other problems and become productive members of the community.",
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            "input": "Bitter potato varieties are still harvested in the Andean highlands  says Marcelino Aranibar  an animal nutritionist and vice president of research at the National University of Juliaca. Especially at higher altitudes  these hardy and frost-resistant varieties are a valuable food source.\nInstead of detoxifying them with clay alone  Aranibar says these bitter potatoes are often made into chuño  a form of naturally dehydrated potato that also removes some of the toxins. Making chuño is considered an ancient Andean practice and allows for year-round potato storage.\n Aranibar  has researched how rats with gastritis recuperate after being fed chaco  though  he  has not researched this in humans.  Aranibar himself  eats the pale tan or grey clay mixed with water once every day or two.  He  claims it has helped manage  his  own gastritis.\nThe practice of clay eating is now a part of the region's tradition  says  Aranibar .\n\"There are many people in the Peruvian-Bolivian high plateau that still consume clay  but it's not because the potatoes are bitter \"  he  says. \"It is more of a custom than a necessity.\"",
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            "input": "A viral image shows LeBron James wearing a T-shirt that reads , \"We march , y’ all mad . \nThe photo was from warmups for James ' Dec. 8 , 2014 , game in Brooklyn . \nA viral image of National Basketball Association superstar LeBron James wearing a T-shirt about racial inequity gained lots of traction on social media , but the wording has been digitally replaced . \nPolitiFact first saw an image of James wearing the shirt on Oct. 9 , 2017 , on the Facebook page of Occupy Democrats , but the photo has spread all over the Internet . \nWe have to be better for one another ,\" James said in 2014 . \nMore recently , James chided President Donald Trump , who lashed out at the Golden State Warriors ' Stephen Curry for refusing to visit the White House with his championship team . \nJames called Trump a \"bum \"on Twitter and later added that Trump \"does n't understand the power that he has\" as president . \nThe older photo of James has been altered to make it look like he was wearing something he was n't . \nJames was n't wearing that shirt in that photo -LRB- although you can buy it from scads of online retailers -RRB- .",
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            "input": "Fifteen years ago , President George W. Bush labeled Iraq , North Korea , and Iran the \"Axis of Evil .\" \nIn the 2002 State of the Union Address , just a few months after Sept. 11 , Bush described North Korea as \"a regime arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction , while starving its citizens .\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "CNN's Chris Cuomo and White House adviser  Kellyanne Conway  have a history of heated exchanges . Thursday's interview following President Trump's visit to Las Vegas was perhaps the most contentious.\nCuomo asked  Conway  why now was not the appropriate time to have a gun control debate.  Conway  said the victims of the shooting have been the president's focus  before  she  started railing against Democrats for politicizing the issue.\n“This conversation wasn’t being had until tragedies like this strike by those who try to be the loudest voices ”  Conway  said. “You see Hillary Clinton talking about herself  not talking about this. You see her rushing to judgement the other day on Twitter  while people are still looking through the rubble  searching the hospital for their missing loved ones  trying to politicize it.”\n Conway  again insisted that the president was too busy caring for the survivors to bring up control.",
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            "input": "The reason I raise this now is because we’ve got a candidate seeking the Democratic nomination (and just named to the DCCC’s “Red-to-Blue” list) in VA-02  Elaine Luria  who voted for Republican Scott Taylor both in the 2016 GOP primary AND in the 2016 general election against the Democratic nominee in VA-02. According to Patrick Wilson’s report in the RTD (bolding added by me for emphasis):\n“ Elaine  doesn’t make decisions just based on political party ”  her  campaign manager said by email. “Faced with the options on the ballot   she  took a chance on fellow veteran Scott Taylor who promised to bring change and be something different  but he broke those promises.”\n“Like many Democrats in our district   Elaine  voted against Randy Forbes in that primary because he had shown during his legislative career to be an extreme voice in Congress  particularly when it came to women’s reproductive freedom  LGBT equality  and preventing gun violence ” Luria campaign manager Kathryn Sorenson said by email.\n“Now  after seeing the way that Scott Taylor has acted in Washington and the votes he has taken to create chaos in our health care system   Elaine  has decided to run against him.”\nBack in January  I had actually asked  Luria  about  her  vote in the GOP primary  and  she  responded: “That year  there was no Democratic primary for Congress and I wanted to have my voice heard on who was on the ballot.” I responded to  her  that “I would have voted for Mickey Mouse or something in that one.” I haven’t heard a word from  her  since. LOL\nAt this point  I haven’t chosen a candidate in VA-02  but it’s been between  Luria  and Karen Mallard  the only two serious contenders for the Democratic nomination  as far as I’m concerned. But I’ve got to say  the news about  Luria  voting for Taylor really bugs me  for at least three reasons.\nFirst off  I think that Taylor is going to have a field day with this. Already  Taylor’s spokesperson is responding gleefully to the RTD  “Scott Taylor is the same guy he was in 2016 and has done everything he said he would on the campaign. The only reason  Luria  is running is because she was promised money by Nancy Pelosi to be another rubber stamp in D.C. The people of the 2nd district will see right through it.” Expect to hear a LOT of that type of language in coming months  and certainly if  Elaine Luria  becomes the Democratic nominee in VA-02. So yeah  I truly do not see how this will help  Luria  win the general election. To the contrary  I think it will hurt  her  that  she  voted not once but twice for the same guy  she  voted for less than two years ago.\nSo that’s my “Jim Webb test” for Democratic candidates who used to vote Republican: can you explain  articulately and convincingly  why you used to vote Republican (or even serve in a Republican administration) but are now a Democrat? Regarding  Elaine Luria    she  very well might have such a case to make  but so far I haven’t heard it. To the contrary  I’ve mostly heard about how  she  doesn’t vote based on party (whatever that means  given the stark differences between Democrats and the Party of Sarah Palin  Ken Cuccinelli  Corey Stewart  E.W. Jackson  Donald Trump  etc.  etc.)  how  Taylor  supposedly wasn’t what  she  expected  him  to be  etc.\nOn that latter point  my friend Josh Stanfield of Activate Virginia posted on  his  group’s Facebook page this morning something that rings true to me: “ Scott Taylor  was a member of the House of Delegates and had a partisan voting record in that body. When  he  ran for Congress in 2016  anyone interested in  his  politics or voting behavior would’ve been just a few clicks away from discovering  his  opposition to pretty much every Democratic priority.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "All I know is that if  Aziz Ansari  didn't want  his  sexual misconduct to become a national news story   he  could have left  his  apartment as soon as things got creepy. It's not like she was blocking the door.\nPoorna Jagannathan: While Harvey set off outrage   Aziz  has set off thought\nFirst of all  thank you  \"Grace\" and  Aziz . So far  most of the conversation on sexual violence has been along a strong binary: a clear victim-predator setup. And no doubt  the predator is egregiously wrong.\nIt's dangerous to rely on non-verbal cues or mind reading to tell a guy you're OK with oral sex (giving and receiving) and making out on the couch but you do not want to go all the way  as did the woman who called herself \"Grace\" in the Babe.net story about her date with  Ansari .\nSpeaking up is difficult but there is no better time than this #MeToo moment for women to find their voices  not just to expose real predators who sexually harass and assault women  but overly zealous men  as the Babe article portrays  Ansari  to be  who may think \"yes\" to a date at  his  place automatically means \"yes\" to sex.\n Ansari  released a statement saying that the sexual encounter \"by all indications was completely consensual\" and that  he  was \"surprised and concerned\" when  he  heard that \"it wasn't the case.\"\nA guy once told me: \"This is our second date. The third date means we're having sex. That's the rule.\" I was shocked but at least  he  was honest. So was I: \"There won't be a third date. It's been fun \" I responded. We laughed and remain friends today. No playing coy  no mind reading. No games. When it comes to dating  both people equally are accountable for setting the tone.\nMy friends and I have rules: 1) Public place for the first date  feel  him  out. 2) If and when you do go to  his  place  or yours  set up a \"rescue call or text\" later that night. This gives you an excuse to leave quickly  if needed. I use a code word if I'm in trouble and need help. 3) And  of course  if things get totally out of control  try to stay calm  speed-dial 911  then fight like hell to get away.\nThe  Aziz Ansari  story is a good litmus test for who sees sexual misconduct as a strictly legal question and who is concerned about improving the overall culture surrounding sex and dating. It's also many times more relevant to the average person's experience than  say  Weinstein. — David Klion (@DavidKlion) January 15  2018\nWhy  in situations like the one described between \"Grace\" and  Aziz Ansari   do we focus on the reaction of the woman  rather than the behavior of the man? And what is the message we give women when they are judged and shunned after sharing their stories on social media?\nThe phrase is representative of every experience from an unwelcome kiss or grope to rape  and new allegations against  Ansari  pick at the gaping hole in this kind of umbrella movement: the failure to differentiate between rape and sexual assault. In response to the allegations  Ansari released a statement saying that he believed \"by all indications\" that the sexual activity was \"completely consensual.\"",
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                "Ansari"
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            "input": "Chrissy Teigen has rebuked  Ann Coulter  for  her  response to President Donald Trump reportedly referring to Haiti  El Salvador and some parts of Africa as “shithole countries” in a White House meeting about immigration.\n Coulter  tweeted about the alleged remark — which has sparked widespread international outrage — on Friday. “Announcing the opening of Shithole Air — Free  1-way travel  back to the country of your choice ”  she  wrote.\n Her  comment prompted a retort from Teigen  who called out the the conservative pundit for taking advantage of a “racist  hateful marketplace.”\n“I don’t believe you really believe all the things you say ” Teigen replied to  Coulter ’s tweet. “You found an opening in the racist  hateful marketplace and secured it. But when you’re old  you will not be proud of the life you lived. Of anger and hate. Pandering to the angry and hateful. It really is a shame.”\n Coulter  has yet to respond.",
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            "input": "Miami Marlins president David Samson  will reportedly be shown the door after the team is sold. That should make it much easier for the incoming owners to bolster the team's balance sheet.\nBut equity has been hard to come by in this sale process. As things stand  the asking price for the team --the sale of which has been led by  Samson  -- has fallen from $1.8 billion to $1.2 billion in just about eight months.\nCurrent Marlins owner Jeff Loria and  Samson  have built up a lot of ill will in Miami over the years  mostly due to the stadium boondoggle that led to the recall of Miami-Dade mayor Carlos Alvarez. The Marlins are last in the National League in attendance.\nWith  Samson  on  his  way out  more cash should come in. And with the team expected to lose money the next few years  that cash will come in handy. Rebuilding the brand is not going to be cheap.",
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            "input": "\"Storm clouds are gathering\" over  the Korean Peninsula  Defense Secretary Jim Mattis  declared Friday. And as diplomats try to resolve the nuclear standoff   he  told soldiers that the U.S. military must do its part by being ready for war.\nWithout forecasting a conflict   Mattis  emphasized that diplomacy stands the best chance of preventing a war if America's words are backed up by strong and prepared armed forces.\n\"My fine young soldiers  the only way our diplomats can speak with authority and be believed is if you're ready to go \"  Mattis  told several dozen soldiers and airmen at the 82nd Airborne Division's Hall of Heroes  his last stop on a two-day pre-holiday tour of bases to greet troops.\n Mattis'  comments came as the U.N. Security Council unanimously approved tough new sanctions against North Korea  compelling nations to sharply reduce their sales of oil to the reclusive country and send home all North Korean expatriate workers within two years. Such workers are seen as a key source of revenue for North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's cash-strapped government.\nAt Fort Bragg  Mattis recommended the troops read T.R. Fehrenbach's military classic \"This Kind of War: A Study in Unpreparedness \" first published in 1963  a decade after the Korean War ended.\nAsked about recent reports that families of U.S. service members in South Korea might be evacuated   Mattis  stressed  his  belief that diplomacy could still avert a crisis.  He  said there is no plan now for an evacuation.\n\"I don't think it's at that point yet \"  he  said  adding that an evacuation of American civilians would hurt the South Korean economy.  He  said there is a contingency plan that would get U.S. service members' families out \"on very short notice. \"\nMattis  said  he  sees little chance of Kim disrupting the Winter Olympics  which begin in South Korea in February.\n\"I don't think Kim is stupid enough to take on the whole world by killing their athletes \"  he  said.\n Mattis  repeatedly stressed that there is still time to work out a peaceful solution. At one point  he  said diplomacy is \"going positively.\" But  he  also seemed determined to steel U.S. troops against what could be a costly war on the Korean Peninsula.\n\"There is very little reason for optimism \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester City ’s Argentine striker Sergio Aguero  has broken a rib in a road accident in the Netherlands and will miss Saturday’s Premier League game at Chelsea with World Cup qualifiers also doubtful.\nManager Pep Guardiola  speaking to reporters before  Aguero  had seen club doctors  said the player was definitely out of Saturday’s game between league leaders City and champions Chelsea.\nHe also cast doubt on  Aguero  travelling to Argentina for World Cup qualifiers next month.\n“Exactly how many days he will be off  I don’t know right now ” he said  adding that he had “no problem” with  Aguero  being in Amsterdam.\nSoccer Football - Champions League - Manchester City vs Shakhtar Donetsk - Etihad Stadium  Manchester  Britain - September 26  2017 Manchester City's Sergio Aguero Action Images via Reuters/Lee Smith\n Aguero  had earlier posted a picture of  himself  on  his  Instagram account seated in the back of a car thanking Colombian singer Maluma  who was also in the photo  for the invitation.\nCity are level on 16 points with Manchester United at the top of the table with Chelsea in third place on 13  and  Aguero  is one goal away from equalling Eric Brooks’ all-time club record of 177 goals in all competitions.\nThe international break follows the weekend’s Premier League matches with  Aguero  in Argentina’s squad for their last two World Cup qualifiers against Peru and Ecuador on Oct. 5 and 10.",
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            "input": "Sen. Bob Dole  Receives Congressional Gold Medal\nFormer senator and GOP presidential candidate Bob Dole is receiving Congress' highest honor  the Congressional Gold Medal. After serving in World War II   Dole  went on to represent Kansas in Congress for more than three decades.\nPAUL RYAN: We award the Congressional Gold Medal to the soldier  the legislator and the statesman from Kansas  Senator Bob Dole.\nSTENY HOYER: If I were going to invent a United States senator who would reach out across the aisle  reach out across the country to serve this nation well  I would invent  Bob Dole .\nDETROW: That coming from a Democrat would have been hard to fathom early in  Dole 's political career. When he was Gerald Ford's running mate in 1976   Dole  was so partisan that the phrase hatchet man almost became his official title along with senator.\nDETROW: But over the years   Dole  served as Republican Senate leader longer than anyone else. He cut deal after deal after deal  changing that reputation from hatchet man to statesman. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said  Dole 's fingerprints are all over countless pieces of consequential legislation.\nDETROW: It's not that  Dole  wasn't partisan. It's that  he  valued results and worked with Democrats and Republicans alike to pass bills. Here's Vermont Democrat Patrick Leahy.\nDETROW: Throughout the ceremony  it wasn't hard to pick up on a wistfulness that people like  Dole  just aren't in the Senate anymore. At the ceremony  the House chaplain prayed that  Dole  would inspire lawmakers to work across the aisle. When it ended  lawmakers went back to their immediate task  struggling to pass yet another short-term funding bill  their third in just more than a month. Scott Detrow  NPR News  the Capitol.",
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            "input": "(CNN) For the first time since he took office a little more than 11 months ago   President Trump  has signed into law sweeping new legislation -- a wide-ranging tax cut that will fundamentally remake the US tax code .\nPerhaps most notably  the cuts favor corporations more than individuals and  over time  skew sharply in favor of the rich and big business.  Trump 's response has been  in many cases  to ignore those details and instead focus on the cuts  he  says will benefit lower-income taxpayers -- though  he  couldn't help but note on Friday that \"corporations are literally going wild\" over this.\nHere are a few examples from  his  recent remarks:\n Trump : \"The individual mandate is being repealed. When the individual mandate is being repealed  that means Obamacare is repealed. Because they get their money from the individual mandate. So the individual mandate is being repealed.\"\nReality: Expect to see and hear  Trump 's words a lot in 2018  as Democrats tie the tax bill (which is very unpopular) to GOP efforts to repeal Obamacare (also unpopular). They'll also note estimates that show Expect to see and hear  Trump 's words a lot in 2018  as Democrats tie the tax bill (which is very unpopular) to GOP efforts to repeal Obamacare (also unpopular). They'll also note estimates that show 13 million people could lose coverage as a result  with premium hikes for others.\nExcited to be heading home to see the House pass a GREAT Tax Bill with the middle class getting big TAX CUTS!#MakeAmericaGreatAgain🇺🇸 —  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 14   2017\nWhile 80 percent of tax filers will see some kind of cut  they aren't the main target of the bill. As  Trump himself  conceded on Wednesday  the corporate cut -- from 35% to 21% -- is \"probably the biggest factor in this plan.\" It's also a permanent cut  unlike everyone else's. Those expire in 2025 and could lead to higher taxes for some middle class families. Additionally  by capping state and local tax deductions at $10 000  people in higher tax states  like anti-Trump power bases New York and California  could end up owing more right away.",
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                "Donald J. Trump"
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            "input": "Stop Hating On Ed Sheeran's Fundraising Ad  Say Critics\nRadi-Aid  a nonprofit group in Norway  was running its annual contest  asking folks to vote for the nominees. And the winner (or loser) for worst charity ad was a 5-minute spot for Comic Relief  in which pop star Ed Sheeran visits orphans in a slum in Liberia  talks to one homeless boy and asks viewers to help the children.\nMaybe it's not such a bad idea to show a rich guy giving money to a kid on the streets  argues Tariro Mzezewa in an op-ed this week in The New York Times: \"Ed Sheeran Raises Money For Liberia — And Is Promptly Shamed.\" Mzezewa  a staff editor for The Times' opinion section  writes: \"The reaction to this video is not only overblown but also harmful to the people who need help and those who may want to offer it.\"\nOthers agree with Mzezewa  including Beyan Flomo Pewee  the Liberian founder and executive director of YOCEL  a nonprofit youth organization in Monsterrado  Liberia. \"I personally think that the video was not really bad given  he  was raising funds and Liberia benefited \"  he  wrote in an email to NPR. \"Especially the closing part of the video where  he  demonstrated commitment to help the boys.\"\n\"Poor Ed Sheeran  he only wanted to help.\"\nWhat's your perspective on Comic Relief's fundraising ad featuring Ed Sheeran? Share your thoughts on this thread on Twitter.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Sessions's participation in the gathering was detailed in court documents released Monday by special counsel Robert Mueller III. The adviser who offered to set up the meeting was  George Papadopoulos  who has pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI  according to the documents .\nSessions had not previously disclosed the meeting  despite being asked over multiple appearances on Capitol Hill whether  he  or anyone on the campaign ever discussed meeting with Russians.\nSenate Republicans have not rushed to Sessions's defense but were less ruffled about his participation in the  Papadopoulos  meeting. \"If anybody's got any concerns about his meeting  write him a letter and see what he says \" said Sen. Lindsey Graham  R-S.C.\nA Sessions spokeswoman declined to comment this week on the March 31 meeting with Trump and campaign advisers  including  Papadopoulos . But on Thursday  a person familiar with Sessions' recollections said that \"people who remember the conversation\" believed that  Papadopoulos  was proposing an idea of using  his  Russian contacts to try to set up a meeting between Trump and Putin  \"which was immediately rejected by then-Senator Sessions.\"\n\" Papadopoulos  was some 29-year-old that nobody had ever heard of and who struck people in the room as someone who didn't have a lot of credibility \" the person said. \"As far as Sessions seemed to be concerned  when he shut down this idea of  Papadopoulos  engaging with Russia  that was the end of it and he moved the meeting along to other issues.\"\n\"The March 31 comments by this  Papadopoulos  person did not leave a lasting impression \" the person said. \"The attorney general immediately dismissed it and moved on.\"\nJ.D. Gordon  a former Pentagon spokesman and Trump adviser who attended the meeting  also recalled that Sessions \"shut him down\" when  Papadopoulos  announced that he could introduce Trump to Putin.\nThe Washington Post also reported earlier this week that  Papadopoulos  sat next to Sessions during a dinner at the Capitol Hill Club for campaign advisers weeks before the Republican National Convention  according to another person who attended.",
            "output": [
                "George Papadopoulos"
            ]
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            "input": "Last weekend  around 10 plain-clothes police officers escorted Gui Minhai from a train traveling from China’s eastern coastal city of Ningbo to Beijing  his daughter Angela Gui told Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post Monday.\nGui Minhai— a naturalized Swedish citizen — was traveling with two Swedish diplomats when he was detained  his daughter said.\nIn a statement issued to multiple outlets  Sweden’s foreign minister Margot Wallström said that her government had “detailed knowledge” of Gui Minhai ‘s arrest and had summoned China’s ambassador.\n The 2015 disappearance of Gui Minhai and four other Hong Kong-based publishers and booksellers — who sold books banned on the mainland — provoked consternation in the semi-autonomous territory  where many regarded it as an incursion into Hong Kong’s sovereignty . The five later appeared in Chinese custody and gave statements saying  they  had gone to the mainland voluntarily.\nAngela Gui told the New York Times that her father  who China formally released from detention last October  had been living in Nigbo and was required to report regularly to Chinese authorities.  Gui Minhai  was reportedly en route to Beijing’s Swedish Embassy for a medical examination when police boarded the train and ushered him away.",
            "output": [
                "Gui Minhai"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-e867faae60904d78be4b4f3d35fbc4a7",
            "input": "(CNN)  Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci  suggested that John Kelly is handling the fallout from the Rob Porter scandal poorly by trying to \"cover it up.\"\n\"The cover-up is always worse than the crime \"  Scaramucci  told David Axelrod in an upcoming segment of \"The Axe Files \" a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.\n\"I would say  'Jeez  you know  I knew about it. I was going to give the guy a pass because he told me it wasn't true and I apologize to the American people for that. He's been let go and I'd still like to keep my job \"'  Scaramucci  explained. \"That's what I would do if I was General Kelly.\"\n Scaramucci  said if  he  were the White House chief of staff   he  wouldn't say  he  \"didn't know about it when ( he ) knew about it or try to cover it.\"\n\"We're in a society now where everyone's going to find out everything anyway \"  he  noted.",
            "output": [
                "Anthony Scaramucci"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-bd70e2b55aa04832b7de809d17b437ed",
            "input": "Dolly Parton's long literacy efforts for children continued Tuesday when the country icon presented her 100 millionth book from her Imagination Library to the Library of Congress in Washington  D.C.  and announced a new partnership.\n\"I just want to say how honored I am  before we pull that little thing off  that . . . you have taken this to heart and that you've taken this in  and we will now have this book that I can actually have here forever for all the little children all over the world  certainly in the United States of America here in D.C. \"  Parton  said as  she  donated  her  book \"Coat of Many Colors\" to the children in attendance.\n\" Dolly Parton's  work through  her  Imagination Library is awe-inspiring \" Hayden said in the Library of Congress statement. \"They have counted the number of books given away — 100 million — but there is no way to truly quantify the impact this program has had on developing young readers across America and in other parts of the world.\nDolly Parton's Imagination Library started in 1995 as a book-gifting organization that has mailed 100 million books to children in Australia  Canada  United Kingdom  and the United States  according to the Library of Congress.",
            "output": [
                "Dolly Parton"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-94864771d8d943d9b191a156edc3d641",
            "input": "Family and friends gather around the coffin containing the remains of his sister Kimberly Dayana Fonseca  19  in Tegucigalpa  Honduras  Saturday  Dec. 2  2017. As the electoral count entered its sixth day Saturday  Fonseca was shot to death at  a protest supporting opposition presidential candidate Salvador Nasralla  by gunmen in two vehicles who witnesses say were police. (Rodrigo Abd/Associated Press)\nBoth incumbent President Juan Orlando Hernandez and his rival  television personality  Salvador Nasralla   have claimed victory in last Sunday’s vote  which the opposition says was filled with irregularities. Clashes between protesters and troops have left at least one person — and perhaps as many as a half-dozen — dead.\n“I have asked them to repeat the elections  but only those for the presidency  with the aim of resolving the crisis that Honduras is suffering ”  Nasralla  told The Associated Press. “I am sure the people would vote for me” in the re-vote.\nBut he said the new election “would be under the supervision of an international electoral tribunal  not the local one  because there aren’t sufficient conditions to guarantee” the vote would be fair. Asked what response he got from the government to the proposal   Nasralla  said “they haven’t responded and I don’t think they will.”\nHonduras’ national police force said a 19-year-old woman was shot to death overnight at a protest supporting  Nasralla  by gunmen who witnesses say were police.\nThe protests were reminiscent of the 2009 coup that ousted former President Manuel Zelaya  whose Libre party is part of the coalition led by  Nasralla  that formed in a bid to unseat Hernandez.\nHernandez held a lead of more than 46 000 votes over  Nasralla  before the last-stage count. It was not immediately clear how many votes could be at play in the uncounted boxes. The count has been essentially frozen because Nasralla’s representatives say far more ballot boxes should be examined.\nMistrust mounted amid strange delays in the vote count and the sudden reversal of Nasralla’s early lead. Both  Nasralla  and Hernandez have declared themselves the winner.",
            "output": [
                "Salvador Nasralla"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-c295c9e928c54d7f8fe4d788a6847623",
            "input": "Getty Images  has announced that beginning Oct. 1  the agency will no longer accept photos of models' body shapes that have been retouched.\nChanges to hair color  nose shape and retouching of skin or blemishes are still acceptable and are \"outside the scope of this new law \" according to  Getty 's website.\n Getty Images \nThe law will go into effect on Oct. 1 in France  the same day  Getty  will stop accepting content that shows models' figures that have been altered.\n The company  added in  its  statement that \"any content submitted where this type of retouching has been carried out will be a breach of  our  submission requirements.\"",
            "output": [
                "Getty"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-c7d39f68a76349a0a4fe78196a946f6d",
            "input": "Dennis Schröder  could be in a bit of trouble. (Todd Kirkland/AP)\nESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski is reporting that Atlanta Hawks guard  Dennis Schröder  was arrested on a misdemeanor battery charge early Friday morning in Brookhaven  Ga.  the Atlanta suburb where he lives.\n“We are aware of an incident involving  Dennis Schröder  earlier this morning ” the Hawks said in a statement. “We are still gathering information as it pertains to the situation  and out of respect for the legal process  we will have no further comment at this time.”\nAccording to TMZ Sports  which obtained the police report   Schröder  was with a group of friends outside a hookah bar called 6am when  he  shoved another man  triggering a brawl. Police said they obtained surveillance video that showed  Schröder  and  his  friends in a “verbal heated exchange” with the other man  who was “struck by hands and feet by the offenders” and transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after the fracas was broken up by security.\n Schröder  24   was released on bail and will join his teammates for their preseason game in Miami on Sunday  the team told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.\n The German-born Schröder  broke through during the 2016-17 season   his  first as a full-time NBA starter. The point guard set career highs in points (17.9 per game)  assists (6.3)  rebounds (3.1)  field goal percentage (. 451) and free throw percentage (.855).",
            "output": [
                "Dennis Schröder"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-fef89004e90d444d9607d1bbefd2d1a5",
            "input": "The Soros-backed Best for Britain group working to overthrow the government and block Brexit is “undemocratic”  according to  founder Gina Miller .\n Miller  became well-known as an opponent of Brexit after using the Supreme Court to force the Government to seek Parliament’s approval to activate Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and kick off the Brexit process  which could have seen MPs vote down the will of the people.\nThe group is working to build a network of powerful allies to undermine the Government before it can implement the Brexit vote  and  Miller  is insisting the public has the “right to know” who is backing it as it fights the referendum result.\nIn her statement   Miller  slammed the lack of “transparency about key players’ motivations  agendas and activities”  and urged “those keen to play their part in the Brexit debate to be open and honest about what they stand for  whom they represent and by whom they are funded”.",
            "output": [
                "Gina Miller"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-fc132e8e018b42f8a1690aeefe7cac16",
            "input": "Joseph Lynn Pickett of Edwardsville  was also ordered to spend six months behind bars for the June threats  though  he 's already served the time since  his  arrest last year.\n Pickett  pleaded guilty in an agreement with prosecutors in October  after authorities said  he  posted several times online that  he  wanted to assassinate Trump.\nThe posts included frequent profanity and detailed death threats.  Pickett  also taunted federal authorities when  he  wasn't immediately arrested.\n His  co-workers reported the threatening posts to the Secret Service.  He  was later arrested.\nUnder terms of  his  sentencing last week   Pickett  also will be on supervised release for three years.",
            "output": [
                "Joseph Lynn Pickett"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-6e0b6a939a8f448da9aaf4335804f455",
            "input": "Each noticed how the Cavs who 've been here a while , the ones playing alongside LeBron James the past three seasons , show up to work hours before they 're due . \nJames said his job this year , leading this team , is no easier or harder than in years past . \nIt 's the kind of culture James demanded since he first re-joined the Cavs in the summer of 2014 . \n\"Being a professional is what it 's all about ,\" James said . \nAnd then on the eve of training camp , Wade secured his buyout -LRB- worth $ 16 million -RRB- and release from the Bulls , clearing the path for him to sign with Cleveland and reunite with James after all their success together in Miami . \nJames is also surrounded by more talent than at any point in his previous 14 seasons . \nIn many ways , the Cavs ' positioning is remarkable , given James ' likely free agency next summer and the overwhelming view from outside the organization that things were coming apart at the seams in the offseason . \n\"I think he loves it here ,\" said Wade , who along with James and new general manager Koby Altman agreed to interviews with cleveland.com to preview the Cavs ' 2017-18 season , which begins Tuesday against the Boston Celtics . \nShaky summer for Cavs , James . \nJames is 32 and has already logged 50,000 minutes in the NBA . \nLooking back on the offseason that was , James said he \"knew what we had coming back\" and \"the uncertainty of what could possibly happen .\" \nHe 's happy with the reworking of the roster Altman undertook , and James said the pre-camp workouts he held in Santa Barbara , Calif. , offered a glimpse to where \"you could actually see what we could possibly have and that definitely makes everyone feel good .\" \nTraining camp actually was n't so good for James , a sprained ankle suffered the day Wade arrived all but wiped him out for the preseason . \nAnd in September James said his oft-stated intention to finish his career here has n't changed . \nWith so many new faces , the Cavs have n't been able to build the chemistry they 'd like because James was hurt . \nTo varying degrees , the responsibility to meet these challenges falls to coach Tyronn Lue , James , and Altman . \nRumors and reports of James ' frustration and his intention to leave after this season were rampant . \n\"I was never frustrated throughout the summer ,\" James said . \nThat culture James is so proud of ? \nSome of the \"reports\" James mentioned appeared on cleveland.com and USA Today . \nThey were generated through conversations with people \"close\" to James . \n\"I think our coaching staff will do a great of putting everybody in a position to succeed and then I 'm going to keep everybody motivated on a night to night basis to know what we have ,\" James said . \nThe Cavs knew James would be watching how the Cavs responded , and the man they put in charge of the response was Altman , who turned 35 in September and had never run an organization before . \nThe reasons were such that Cleveland really had no choice to move him , that Irving no longer wanted to play with James .",
            "output": [
                "LeBron James"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-5f5d70b587854eed9fd471850a7119a8",
            "input": "Salvador Zamora  told Reuters PT&T expects to sign a deal by Dec. 15 with ZhongXing TianTong Technology Co Ltd to provide broadband services  and wants foreign partners to provide expertise  infrastructure and capital for internet expansion and a new cellular services.\n Zamora  in August bought into the little-known  debt-ridden firm for just 264.9 million pesos ($5.23 million).\nPT&T is listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange and provides broadband services in Manila and adjacent provinces. Trade in its shares was voluntarily suspended as long ago as 2004  however but  Zamora  said the firm was working towards resuming trade.\n Zamora 's confirmation of PT&T's engagement with Chinese firms comes after President Rodrigo Duterte offered China the \"privilege\" of being his country's third telecoms operator  following through on a threat he made last year to Globe and PLDT to shape up  or face competition.\n Zamora  described Duterte's move as a \"Godsend\"  adding that Chinese companies could not operate alone in the Philippines and would need to partner with a local firm.\n\"The market is so vast here. It seems the competitors  the duopoly  they are not at all customer-oriented \"  Zamora  said.",
            "output": [
                "Salvador Zamora"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-3a2eecbda54e4b139626f10cdbe671b5",
            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Funeral procession for California firefighter   0:47 A funeral procession was held for a firefighter killed while battling the colossal wildfire that's still threatening homes in Southern California. An autopsy found Cory Iverson died from burns and smoke inhalation. (Dec. 18) AP 1 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Firefighter dies  thousands take on Calif. blaze   1:27 Cory Iverson  a San Diego-based firefighter who was one of the thousands fighting the blaze northwest of Los Angeles  died Thursday. A review team will investigate what happened. (Dec. 15) AP 2 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Over 6 000 firefighters battling southern California blaze   0:49 Over 6 000 firefighters battling southern California blaze Video provided by AFP Newslook 3 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS California wildfire threatens thousands of homes   0:56 California's biggest wildfire has burned through at least 362 square miles and has destroyed at least 683 homes. Thousands of homes are threatened as strong wind pushes the blaze through bone-dry land. (Dec. 12) AP 4 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Crews light backfires to control Calif. Fires   1:12 Firefighting crews are lighting backfires to burn away dry vegetation and contain the massive fire that has burned at least 362 square miles northwest of Los Angeles. (Dec. 12) AP 5 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Flames churn through Santa Barbara region   1:43 Tens of thousands of residents have fled their homes as flames churn through foothill towns near Santa Barbara  the latest flare-up after a week of wildfires throughout the region. (Dec. 11) AP 6 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Raw: Giant California wildfire spreads northwest   1:02 California's largest and most destructive wildfire has spread beyond Ventura County and forced evacuations in some coastal parts of Santa Barbara County  to the northwest. The fire has burnt at least 270 square miles. (Dec. 11) AP 7 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Wildfires force Californians to buy smoke masks   1:09 California fire officials anticipate fires will keep growing due to gusty winds  no rain and decades-old dry vegetation. The biggest fire burned at least 270 square miles northwest of Los Angeles  where people are buying masks for the smoke. (Dec. 11) AP 8 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS High winds expected to increase fire threat   0:40 Forecasters say high winds will bring rapid or dramatic increases in wildfire activity. USA TODAY 9 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Displaced horses from wildfires find shelter   1:29 Horses and other animals displaced by the Lilac fire in San Diego County find shelter at the Del Mar Fairgrounds in Southern California. USA TODAY 10 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Wildfire Ravages Calif. Retirement Community   1:04 Firefighters were still working in communities north of San Diego Friday that were hit by a fast-moving wildfire. The blaze tore through the area Thursday as powerful winds are still fanning flames across Southern California. (Dec. 8) AP 11 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Fire and smoke dominate Southern California skylines   1:05 Wildfires continue to destroy land and homes in Southern California. Months of dry conditions and whipping Santa Ana winds have created the perfect equation for devastation. USA TODAY 12 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Newest California fire burns 65 structures   0:55 At least 65 structures have been destroyed by a wildfire in semi-rural north San Diego County. Cal Fire also says there's still no containment of the fire early Friday. Trees were charred for miles along Highway 76. (Dec. 8) AP 13 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Raw: Calif. wildfire forces evacuations along coast   1:02 California's biggest wildfire forced evacuations in Faria Beach  a small community on the coast between Ventura and Santa Barbara. (Dec. 8) AP 14 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Raw: Biggest California fire burns 180 Sq. miles   0:55 The massive wildfire in Ventura County  north of Los Angeles  grew to 180 square miles and destroyed more than 400 buildings by late Thursday. It's forcing the evacuation of communities between Ventura and Santa Barbara. (Dec. 8) AP 15 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Fire near San Diego destroys 20 structures   1:14 A Cal Fire Division Chief says a fire near San Diego destroyed 20 homes and damaged 12 more. The fire tore through mobile homes in a retirement community. The blaze is heading west towards the Ocean  threatening Oceanside and Camp Pendleton. (Dec. 8) AP 16 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS California wildfires cause people and their animals to flee   1:06 Four active wildfires in southern California have caused people and pets alike to seek shelter. USA TODAY 17 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Wildfires sweeping Southern California put millions on edge   0:59 Six separate wildfires are threatening millions of people in one of the country's most densely populated areas. USA TODAY 18 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS LA Mayor: Fire near downtown 20 percent contained   2:41 Firefighters continue battle to control the Skirball Fire near downtown Los Angeles. The blaze is 20 percent contained around 475 acres with flare ups in the Bel-Air Crest area. (Dec. 7) AP 19 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Highway travel disrupted by Calif. wildfire   1:52 Authorities closed a major freeway Thursday as flames from the Southern California wildfire jumped lanes and threatened beach front homes. (Dec. 7) AP 20 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Former Cardinals Pitcher Anthony Reyes Fighting California Wildfires   0:45 Anthony Reyes  best known for pitching the Cardinals to a Game 1 victory in the 2006 World Series  is on the front lines fighting the Californian wildfires. Time_Sports 21 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Man rescues rabbit from California wildfire   0:37 One brave man has become a viral hero after witnesses captured him coming extremely close to danger himself while rescuing a rabbit from the wildfires ravaging California Time 22 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Fire victim: 'This is what's left of our house'   1:31 Darlene Jordon has lived in this home above the city of Ventura  California  for more than two decades. Her house was filled with memories and souvenirs. But it’s all gone now after a raging wildfire reduced it to ash and rubble. (Dec. 7) AP 23 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Dramatic L.A. wildfire video looks like driving into hell   0:45 This was startling scene along Interstate 405 in Los Angeles as a wildfire engulfed the hills. USA TODAY 24 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Raw: Crews fight to Save Bel-Air homes from fire   1:09 Flames erupted Wednesday in Los Angeles' exclusive Bel-Air neighborhood as multimillion-dollar houses and modest tract homes alike came under siege from an outbreak of wind-whipped wildfires across Southern California. (Dec. 6) AP 25 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Powerful winds boost California fire danger   1:00 Southern California officials are warning of unprecedented dangerous winds on Thursday  with gusts possibly reaching 80 mph. The region is dealing with several massive wildfires that have around 200 000 under evacuation orders. (Dec. 7) AP 26 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Devastating wildfires strike Southern California   1:49 At least one person has died as a result of the fast-spreading wildfire plaguing more than tens of thousands of acres in southern California Time 27 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Southern California wildfire has forced thousands to evacuate   0:24 Ferocious winds in Southern California whipped up an explosive wildfire that forced thousands of homes to evacuate and could soon threaten a city of more than 100 000  authorities said. Time 28 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Calif. Evacuees Stunned By Wildfire Devastation   1:15 Residents of Santa Rosa  California were allowed to return Friday to areas ravaged by recent wildfires. Officials say more than eight thousand structures were destroyed by flames that tore through the region in Northern California. (Oct. 20) AP 29 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Motorists witness wildfire near L.A. freeway   1:06 Dramatic cell phone video along a busy Los Angeles freeway shows flames from a raging wildfire burning along hillsides early Wednesday. Officials say hundreds of structures may have been lost in wildfires burning across Southern California. (Dec. 6) AP 30 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Firefighters battle flames just feet from LA homes   0:51 Firefighters in southern California are working overtime to protect homes in Los Angeles. A new wildfire broke out in some of Los Angeles' most exclusive neighborhoods  which includes the upscale Bel Air Estates. USA TODAY 31 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Wildfires turn California freeway into wall of flames   0:41 As drivers headed down the 405 freeway  they were met with giant flames from the several fires burning in Southern California. USA TODAY 32 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS People  animals flee California wildfire   1:29 Nearly 200 000 people have been told to evacuate from three massive wildfires in southern California. Many people fleeing the flames are bringing along their animals. (Dec. 6) AP 33 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Wildfires destroy homes across southern Calif.   2:21 Wildfires driven by winds approaching hurricane force swept across Southern California Monday night into Tuesday  scorching thousands of acres and destroying hundreds of structures - from Ventura County to communities north of Los Angeles. (Dec. 5) AP 34 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Officials urge southern Calif. residents to flee homes   1:27 Authorities are urging tens of thousands of people to flee their homes as wind-driven wildfires scour communities northwest of Los Angeles. Two fires have burned about 30 homes and are being pushed by Santa Ana gusts. (Dec. 5) AP 35 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS At least 1 dead As fast-moving Brush fire scorches southern California   0:37 According to the Ventura County Fire Department  the Thomas Fire was first reported Monday evening north of the city of Santa Paula. Video provided by Newsy Newslook 36 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Wildfires destroy homes across Southern California   2:21 Wildfires driven by winds approaching hurricane force swept across Southern California Monday night into Tuesday  scorching thousands of acres and destroying hundreds of structures - from Ventura County to communities north of Los Angeles. (Dec. 5) AP 37 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Homes burn as fire breaks out in Los Angeles   2:13 Mandatory evacuations have been ordered in an exclusive ridge-top neighborhood in Los Angeles as a dangerous new wildfire burns in Southern California. At least two homes are burning in that area. (Dec. 6) AP 38 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Southern Calif. fire grows to 70 square miles   1:12 Authorities estimate a wind-driven Southern California wildfire has grown to more than 70 square miles. (Dec. 5) AP 39 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Ventura County wildfire spreading as fast as the wind   0:49 Whipping Santa Ana winds are playing a huge role in how quickly the Thomas Fire is spreading across Ventura County  California. Fire officials say it's a \"very bad scenario.\" USA TODAY 40 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS Raw: Wildfires rage in Ventura County  Calif.   1:16 Wildfires in Southern California have triggered evacuation orders for nearly 200 000 people and destroyed hundreds of homes. The fires remain mostly out of control. (Dec. 6) AP 41 of 42 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE CALIF. WILDFIRES THREATEN L.A. NEIGHBORHOODS  SPARK EVACUATIONS California fire forces thousands to evacuate   0:56 Thousands of homes have been evacuated after a wind-whipped wildfire exploded overnight in Southern California. The fire has burned through at least 40 square miles northwest of Los Angeles. (Dec. 5) AP 42 of 42 Last VideoNext Video Funeral procession for California firefighter\nFire and smoke billow up near Fillmore Thursday afternoon as a helicopter makes a drop.  Cal Fire engineer Cory Iverson  died at about 9:30 a.m. while battling a flare-up of the Thomas Fire. (Photo: JUAN CARLO/THE STAR)\nThat's according to a preliminary report recently released by the state agency. It details the chain of events from Dec. 14  when  Cory Iverson   32  died in the blaze. The report also lists safety issues for review.\n Iverson  who had worked for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) since 2009   had responded to help battle the Ventura County blaze as part of a fire engine strike team out of the agency's San Diego unit.\nThe fire  which has now burned 440 square miles in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties  has not yet been fully contained. Two people  a woman evacuating the fire and  Iverson   died and 1 063 structures were destroyed.\nFour firefighters were able to retreat up an escape route and were uninjured  the preliminary report says.  Iverson   however  became trapped while trying to put out the flames and was killed.\nThis undated photo provided by Cal Fire shows Fire Apparatus Engineer Corey  Iverson   right  with his wife  Ashley  and their daughter.  Iverson   who worked for the department's San Diego Unit as a member of a fire strike team  died while fighting the Thomas Fire north of Fillmore. (Photo: VIA AP)\nAutopsy results showed  he  died from burns and smoke inhalation. No other injuries were reported.\nThe steep terrain  heavy vegetation and hazardous weather conditions such as erratic winds and low humidity — all which were present when  Iverson  died — contribute to that extreme fire behavior  the report states.\nBefore  Iverson  and the team began their 24-hour shift two safety briefings were held  according to the report.\nThe crew was in the second half of their shift when  Iverson  became trapped. They worked from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Dec. 13 mopping up flames that had gone over a fire line on a ridge southwest of an avocado orchard  the report states.\nWhen  Iverson  and the four other firefighters in  his  strike team began working that day fire intensity was described as low and the upslope wind was pushing the smoke toward the west.\nThey each carried 300 feet of hose.  Iverson  also carried a scraping tool. As they started  the fire backed up to the dozer line  the report says.\nAs they worked  spot fires flared up. One started burning in front of  Iverson   and as  he  worked to put it out with a tool  a second one was reported nearby.\n Iverson  dropped some of the hose from  his  pack and went to put out the second spot fire. When  he  got there  it erupted.\nWith spot fires growing fast  firefighters' hoses did little to quell the flames.  Iverson  called in a request for air support. That was  his  last confirmed radio transmission  the report says.",
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            "input": "Alan Robinson  62   started  his  final marathon Sunday morning.\n advertisement\n The marathon  started at 7:30 a.m. in Chicago and  Robinson  was at the 18-mile mark around 10:45 p.m. when a friend finally convinced him to stop.\nPer WGNTV   Robinson  recently survived prostate cancer and lives with a serious heart condition.\nIt is not certain yet if  Robinson  will finish the 26.2-mile race on Monday.",
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            "input": "U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday green-lit Elena Kagan to be U.S. Supreme Court Justice  clearing her nomination to advance to the Senate floor for a vote.\n The committee voted 13-6 to send Kagan's nomination to the full Senate. All Democrats on the panel and one Republican Lindsey Graham voted in favor of her nomination.\nKagan's nomination to the full Senate. All Democrats on the panel and one Republican Lindsey Graham voted in favor of her nomination.\n Graham said Kagan is \"qualified  who has the experience and knowledge to serve on this court  who is in the mainstream of liberal philosophy and understands the difference between being a liberal judge and a politician.\"\n The Senate's vote to confirm Kagan could come any time between next week to next month. Democrats intend to have her confirmed before the August recess of Congress. So she could replace retiring Justice John Paul Stevens in the court's fall session.\n Since Democrats control the Senate  Kagan's confirmation doesn' t seem to be a problem. The confirmation needs only a simple majority  and Republicans haven't showed signs they are willing to block the nomination with a filibuster.\n Kagan was nominated by President Barack Obama to succeed Stevens. She faced the Senate panel's grilling on hot-button topics before the Fourth of July recess. She defended her impartiality as well as her modesty if she is to become the high court justice.\n \"If confirmed ... I will do my best to consider every case impartially  modestly  with commitment to principle  and in accordance with law \" said Kagan.\n If Kagan was confirmed by the Senate  the Supreme Court would have three female justices. The other two are Ruth Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor  who was also nominated by Obama.",
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            "input": "In a statement   Akayed Ullah's family  also says it's outraged by the way it was targeted by law enforcement  including pulling a teenage relative from class and questioning him without a parent  guardian or attorney present.  The family  says  it  expects more from the justice system.\nThe statement was released on behalf of  the family  by Albert Fox Cahn  legal director for the Council on American-Islamic Relations in New York.\nAuthorities have identified the attacker as Akayed Ullah  an immigrant from Bangladesh.\nAuthorities have identified the attacker as 27-year-old Akayed Ullah. The blast in an underground subway corridor during the Monday morning rush hour injured three people  as well as Ullah.\nAuthorities identified the attacker as 27-year-old Akayed Ullah. Monday's explosion injured him  slightly wounded three other people and sent commuters fleeing in terror through a subway corridor near Times Square.\nThe officials say  Akayed Ullah  was living in Brooklyn. They say  he  told investigators Monday  he  was inspired by the Islamic State group to carry out an attack  but had no direct contact with the terror group. They say  he  is speaking with investigators from  his  hospital bed. The suspect had burns on  his  abdomen and also to  his  hands\nOfficials say  he  assembled the crude device in  his  apartment. Investigators are talking to witnesses and  his  family.\nLaw enforcement officials tell The Associated Press that  Akayed Ullah  was inspired by the Islamic State Group  but apparently had no direct contact with the terrorist group. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the suspect or incident.\nLaw enforcement officials tell The Associated Press that  Akayed Ullah  was inspired by the Islamic State Group  but apparently had no direct contact with the terrorist group. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the suspect or incident.\nPolice say  he  attached the device to  his  body with Velcro and zip ties.\n Twenty-seven-year-old Akayed Ullah  is in police custody. Officials say  he  sustained burns to  his  abdomen and hands and cuts after the crude pipe bomb exploded.\nLaw enforcement officials say  Ullah  was inspired by the Islamic State  but apparently had no direct contact with the terrorist group. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the suspect or incident.\nPolice say  Akayed Ullah  intentionally exploded the crude device in a passageway under Times Square during the morning rush hour Monday. They say  he  is in custody. They say the device is a crudely-made pipe bomb.",
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            "input": "The increasingly difficult climate for home builders and the inability of the Chavez government to deliver on promises to build enough apartments and houses have led to a housing deficit now estimated at 2 million units.\n Chavez has announced several plans to address the problem  and has often said housing should be controlled by the government. He recently announced a new kind of low-income housing to be financed by oil revenues. Still  last year  private industry built 45 600 units  twice as many as the government.\n Cabello  the Chavez minister who announced the decree requiring builders to refund buyers  said his office had received 1 700 complaints in recent weeks from home buyers about excessive mark-ups for inflation.\n So far this year  Chavez and his local allies have seized dozens of private properties  mostly farms and ranches that the government deems underutilized. He has also encouraged squatters to occupy land and residential buildings. The measures reflect Chavez's goal of building a socialist economy and to weaken private enterprise  but they have had a chilling effect on new construction  thus exacerbating the housing shortage  critics say.\n One new wrinkle was added this week when Chavez allies in the Vargas state government authorized the takeover of two golf courses in a Caracas suburb called Caraballada. Local officials say the courses will be converted into housing and parkland.\n \"Venezuela has always had a housing deficit  but it's gotten worse in the last 10 years  since Chavez took office \" Puente said. \"With the oil price boom  he has had the resources to improve things  but relatively little has been accomplished.\"\n If the government decree sticks  Briceno is unsure how he will manage the refunds and whether he will be able to keep his 300 workers on the payroll.\n \"If this becomes law \" he said  \"the collateral effects will be loss of jobs and economic paralysis.\"",
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            "input": "Victor Schubert  who was a licensing director for BlackBerry   told Reuters in a brief LinkedIn message that  he  was no longer with the company.  He  did not say when  he  left or why.\nCompany representatives did not respond to requests for comment on  Schubert . Two switchboard operators at the Canadian company said his name was not in a global employee directory.\n Schubert  joined BlackBerry in March 2015  according to  his  LinkedIn profile  as the company was embarking on a major push to boost licensing revenue.\n Schubert  has created and executed patent-licensing programs for at least four companies  including BlackBerry  dating back to 1992  according to  his  LinkedIn profile. It lists portfolio mining  patent valuation and negotiating patent sales as areas of expertise.\n He  was due to represent BlackBerry at a Seattle-area patent conference next month to discuss how operating companies can make money off their intellectual property  according to an agenda posted on the conference website in August.  He  is no longer listed as a panelist.\nBlackBerry disclosed it had secured royalty-bearing deals with Cisco Systems Inc and another company that it did not name soon after  Schubert  joined. It also filed patent infringement lawsuits during his tenure against Nokia and Avaya Inc [AVXX.UL] that are ongoing.",
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            "input": "The survey  offered by public broadcaster ARD  showed Merkel's popularity has plummeted by 10 points to 48 percent -- her worst showing since late 2006.\n Of the 1 000 people surveyed by Infratest dimap this week  58 percent said they thought the previous government of Merkel's conservatives and the center-left Social Democrats would be better than the current coalition Merkel formed in October with the Free Democrats.\n's conservatives and the center-left Social Democrats would be better than the current coalition Merkel formed in October with the Free Democrats.\n Merkel has been under pressure for months. Within Germany  critics noted that her new coalition so far has little to show for its efforts in the seven months since it took control  other than the unpopular Greek and euro rescue packages. On the international stage  Merkel has been criticized for dragging her feet on helping Greece.\n The chancellor has already scrapped plans for promised tax cuts  but still faces a huge federal budget deficit. Her government is to decide on spending cuts and  possibly  even on tax hikes within the next 10 days.\n Only 34 percent said Merkel's government has made the right decisions to counter the crisis.\n The one member of Merkel's Cabinet who enjoys steady support is Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg  with 61 percent of those surveyed applauding his work.",
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            "input": "An unscripted moment in foreign affairs can be a dangerous thing  which is why entire bureaucratic apparatuses exist just to avoid them. And even the most on-message president can slip up and cause an international incident  whether itâs Ronald Reagan joking into a hot mic that âwe begin bombing [the Soviet Union] in five minutes â prompting a brief red alert of Soviet forces  or Barack Obama referring to âPolish death campsâ and having to apologize for seeming to conflate the occupied Poles with the Nazis. The more spontaneous interactions a president has  the greater the chances for the dreaded gaffe  which is why the presidentâs Twitter feed has been known to cause heartburn among U.S. national-security professionals.  Trump  relies not just on national-security and media-relations teams to craft anodyne public statements  but also on  his  ability to communicate directly with the world via the internet. But thereâs a cost to this freedom. Since he became president in January  some of his tweets have caused his administration legal problems; others have resulted in full-blown diplomatic incidents. In some cases  his Cabinet officials have tried to articulate U.S. policy to allies and adversaries alike  only to be undercut by a conflicting tweet from the president.\nHere are some of the highlights of the presidentâs unique brand of diplomacyâand its aftershocks. Tweet Do you believe it? The Obama Administration agreed to take thousands of illegal immigrants from Australia. Why? I will study this dumb deal! â  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)  February 2  2017 Background The âdumb dealâ the president referred to was an Obama-era agreement on refugees. The U.S. had agreed with Australia to let in 1 250 refugees who  under a controversial Australian policy  were housed in camps in the Pacific islands of Papua New Guinea and Nauru; Australia  in turn  would resettle refugees from El Salvador  Guatemala  and Honduras. By the time he sent the tweet on February 2   Trump  had signed an executive order that banned travelers from seven Muslim-majority nations. (That order was blocked by courts  though the Supreme Court has allowed another version of it to proceed while litigation is ongoing.)  He  had also conducted whatâs now an infamous phone call with Malcolm Turnbull  the Australian prime minister  in which  he  accused Turnbull of trying to export the ânext Boston bombersâ and hung up. The call and the tweet were unusually hostile for an ally thatâs fought alongside American troops in nearly every conflict since World War II. Upshot Despite initial speculation  Trump  would back out of the deal  the first refugees from the deal were resettled in the U.S. in September. U.S.-Australia relations are holding steady.\n* * * Tweet My statement as to what's happening in Sweden was in reference to a story that was broadcast on @FoxNews concerning immigrants & Sweden.  â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)  February 19  2017 Give the public a break - The FAKE NEWS media is trying to say that large scale immigration in Sweden is working out just beautifully. NOT! â  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)  February 20  2017 Background At a rally in Florida in February   Trump  attacked Europeâs policy of allowing in refugees fleeing conflict or persecution in Syria and elsewhereâconnecting them to terrorist attacks and vowing to protect the U.S. âWeâve got to keep our country safe â  he  said. âYou look at whatâs happening in Germany  you look at whatâs happening last night in Sweden. Sweden  who would believe this?â Certainly not the Swedes. A spokesman for Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom said âitâs hard to say what  Trump  is talking about.â The Swedish embassy in Washington tweeted: @SteveKopack On #swedenincident unclear to us what  President Trump  was referring to  have asked US officials for explanation â Embassy of Sweden US (@SwedeninUSA) February 19  2017 We look forward to informing the US administration about Swedish immigration and integration policies. [Link] â Embassy of Sweden US (@SwedeninUSA) February 19  2017 Carl Bildt  the former center-right Swedish prime minister  who before  Trump âs election was one of the most active Twitter-using global figures  added: Sweden? Terror attack? What has  he  been smoking? Questions abound. [Link] â Carl Bildt (@carlbildt) February 19  2017\nThe Fox News segment  Trump  cited in response to  his  critics has been discredited. But  he âs made similar remarks about Germany and France  linking their intake of refugees and migrants to terrorism. Europe more broadly is grappling with the challenge of integrating large numbers of migrants and refugees  and itâs an issue that has helped fuel far-right parties in several countries. But this year many European governments  including Sweden  have tightened immigration rules  and far-right parties are once again slipping in the polls. Upshot Trump hasnât tweeted about Sweden since February. In April  Sweden suffered what the Times described as its âworst terrorist attack in decadesâ when a driver plowed his truck into pedestrians in Stockholm; the man who admitted carrying out the attack was an Uzbek national whose asylum application had been rejected the previous year. * * * Tweet Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his \"no reason to be alarmed\" statement. MSM is working hard to sell it! â  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 5  2017 .@Theresa_May   donât focus on me  focus on the destructive Radical Islamic Terrorism that is taking place within the United Kingdom. We are doing just fine! â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 30  2017 Background Trumpâs feud with Sadiq Khan  the London mayor  dates back to the presidential campaign. Following the attacks in Paris and San Bernardino in late 2015  the Republican called for a âtotal and complete shutdownâ of Muslims entering the U.S. Khan  the son of Pakistani immigrants to the U.K.  called Trumpâs remarks about Islam âignorant â and said he hoped Hillary Clinton  Trumpâs Democratic rival at the time  âtrounces him.â  Trump  told an interviewer that  he  would âremember those statements. They are very nasty statements.â He did. When a terrorist struck London over the summer  Khan told the cityâs residents not to be âalarmedâ by the âincreased police presence.â  Trump  seemed to take that remark out of context on Twitter to imply that Khan was underplaying the threat of terrorism.\nTrumpâs feud with Khan fits his pattern of interaction with the London mayor  but his recent put-down of Theresa May was more surprising. It began when  late last month   Trump  retweeted anti-Muslim videos shared by a British far-right group. May said the president was âwrongâ to have shared the videos  which purported to show Muslims committing violent acts  and which have dubious provenance or have been debunked.  Trump  tweeted that  her  efforts might be better spent preventing âradical Islamic terrorismâ in the U.K. Upshot Khan is one of the most popular political figures in the U.K. May not so much. But  Trump  is so disliked within the country that Brits were united in outrage against  his  tweets and  his  rebuke of May. Calls for Trumpâs planned state visit to the U.K. to be canceled grew in the wake of the tweets. The lasting damage this particular episode has on U.S.-U.K. relations will likely be small  since  feuds aside  the âspecial relationshipâ continues to serve both countriesâ interests. Still  that relationship has long been more important to the U.K. than to the U.S. Trumpâs tweets make that even more apparent. * * * Tweet During my recent trip to the Middle East I stated that there can no longer be funding of Radical Ideology. Leaders pointed to Qatar - look! â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 6  2017 Background The U.S. has forged close counterterrorism partnerships with Gulf countries  despite some of those countriesâ historical support for radical Islamist groups opposed to the U.S. This includes Qatar  which not only has oil and gas reserves  but is home to the largest U.S. military base in the region. Qatar also has what could euphemistically be called an accommodating foreign policy: It is close to Western countries but also maintains ties with U.S. adversaries like Iran  Hamas  and the Taliban. This summer  in part to punish what they called Qatarâs support for extremist groups and ties to Iran  Saudi Arabia and its Arab allies imposed a broad economic and travel blockade on Qatar and severed all relations with it.\nSecretary of State Rex Tillerson  who as chief executive of Exxon traveled widely in the region and has deep personal relations with the royals in Qatar and elsewhere  urged the countries involved âto sit down together and address these differences.â Trumpâs tweet took a different tone and  according to The New York Times  prompted the Qataris to begin âasking American officials whether their longtime alliance was in peril.â Despite Tillerson and othersâ attempts at diplomacy   Trump  followed up by publicly calling Qatar a âfunder of terrorism at a very high level.â Upshot Insulting allies may not do too much lasting damageâalliances outlast presidential term limits after all. But thereâs the separate question of what mixed messages do to short-term foreign-policy goals. Qatarâs emir said last month his country was a âthousand times better offâ without Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf nations imposing the blockadeâsuggesting that  if the U.S. wanted to see the split resolved quickly  the goal remains out of reach. And if the U.S. wanted to see Iranâs role in the Gulf diminished  that too is unlikely; Qatar has now turned to Iran and others for support. * * * Tweet I told Rex Tillerson  our wonderful Secretary of State  that he is wasting his time trying to negotiate with Little Rocket Man... â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 1  2017 ...Save your energy Rex  we'll do what has to be done! â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 1  2017",
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            "input": "On October 22   Tesla  announced a landmark agreement to manufacture cars in China  building capacity to produce locally and boost sales in the world’s largest market for electric vehicles.\nThe agreement is a landmark deal in several respects. China has granted  Tesla  more autonomy than other foreign producers.  Tesla  is the first major foreign automaker to establish local operations without a 50:50 local joint venture partner. This is a key concession as  it  allows  Tesla  tighter control over both  its  intellectual property and vertically-integrated production process.  Tesla  will also benefit by reducing production costs for cars sold in China and  though details were not disclosed  may also receive tax breaks and subsidies akin to those enjoyed by Chinese producers.\n Attracting Tesla  is a symbolic win for China. China has clear ambitions to lead the world in electric vehicles in a broader effort to build a cleaner  environmentally-conscious society. The timing of this announcement during China’s critical 19th Congress reinforces the government’s broader objectives.\nYet  a closer look suggests that  Tesla  needs China more than China needs  Tesla . As the chart from IHS Markit: Light Vehicle Forecast below shows  China is an essential market for leading global automakers. China surpassed the United States in 2009 as the largest car market  and car sales in Western markets are forecast to decline  while emerging markets will drive global growth.\nWith its recent shift in environmental priorities  China is also becoming a major player in electric vehicles. In 2016  China accounted for 45% of all the newly registered electric vehicles worldwide with 336 000 in China vs. 160 000 in the United States. China is also building an EV charging infrastructure that primes the market for a high-end producer such as  Tesla . In 2016  China had a 44% global share of publicly available EV charging outlets  including 82% of fast-charging outlets. Demand for electric vehicles has grown faster in China than in any other global market with the share of EV purchases increasing 3.6x from 2014 to 2016. With EV purchases accounting for just 1.37% of the total car market  the Chinese EV market seems poised for further growth.\nLow end EV's dominate Tesla\nDespite seemingly favorable market conditions   Tesla  has had little success in China to date. Subsidies have driven electric vehicle demand  with the Chinese government paying up to 50% of the purchase price of domestically-produced EV cars. Lower-end electric vehicles have dominated  and  Tesla   which is subject to 25% import taxes  has largely been priced out of the market. In 2016   Tesla  had just a 3% share of the electric vehicle market in China.\n Tesla ’s lackluster performance in China is a striking contrast to other global automakers. As in the West  cars are a status symbol in China  and consumers prefer prestigious global brands. Foreign cars claim a 60% market share in China  with foreign brands claiming seven of the top eight spots for cars sold in 2016. Premium brands have done particularly well in China.\nAudi  BMW  Mercedes and Porsche all sell between a quarter to a third of their total global sales in China -- a 10% increase on average in just the past five years. In addition  Volkswagen now sells half of its global volume in China. The experiences of other foreign car brands suggest that  Tesla  should fare well in China if  it  can reduce production costs and vehicle pricing in line with the local market.\nIt is within this context that  Tesla  needs China more than China needs  Tesla . China’s electric vehicle market will grow with or without  Tesla . But Tesla’s deal with the Shanghai government is both timely and essential. As the electric vehicle market takes off in China   Tesla  must do well in this vital market to maintain global leadership. Building volume in China is required to reduce production costs and pricing in the global as well as local market. Ultimately  as we are seeing in other industries   Tesla  may find that technology talent in China will also prove vital to maintain  its  position as a leading innovator globally.",
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            "input": "Longtime New York medical marijuana advocate  Dana Beal  is back in the joint for attempting to transport 22 pounds of marijuana out of California  police said Monday.\n Beal   70  was arrested Saturday night in Hayfork  Calif.  a rural community about a hundred miles south of the Oregon border  Trinity County Sheriff’s Spokeswoman Jill Lynn told the Daily News.\n Beal  was booked on suspicion of misdemeanor possession of cannabis for sale and felony attempt to transport marijuana across state lines  officials confirmed.\nA year ago this week  both  Beal  and Statzer were arrested together in Oregon after a state trooper stopped them for driving outside the line and over the speed limit — and allegedly found 55 pounds of marijuana in their vehicle.\n Dana Beal   center  speaks at a rally in support of medical marijuana during the 2016 Democratic National Convention. (John Penley)\n Beal   a veteran of the Youth International Party  or Yippies  had been living in Manhattan after his release from federal prison in 2014 but also traveled a lot  friends told the Daily News.\nAfter his release   Beal  raised funds for a clinic in Tibet that uses Ibogaine  a derivative of a West African plant  to treat opioid addiction  one friend said.\n Beal  was jailed on suspicion of misdemeanor possession of cannabis for sale and felony attempt to transport marijuana across state lines  the source said. (Mariela Lombard)\nEdwards  who lives in Brooklyn  called  Beal  an “American hero” who advocates for AIDS and cancer patients in New York.\nOther supporters took to Facebook to post “ Free Dana Beal” messages.\nA spokeswoman for the Trinity County District Attorney said  Beal  was due for his first appearance in court Tuesday. No formal charges were filed as of Monday morning  she said.",
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            "input": "Prince Harry  refused to take part in the Royal Family’s traditional Boxing Day shoot on Tuesday so as not to upset  his  ‘part-vegan’ activist fiancée  according to reports.\nGamekeepers at the Sandringham estate  where  Harry  first joined  his  family at the annual shoot more than 20 years ago  were “stunned” by the prince’s decision  according to The Sun.\n“ Harry  loves it and has always been out there on  Boxing Day . But if it means breaking with long-standing royal traditions to avoid upsetting her  so be it. It’s fair to say that there are some pretty stunned faces around here.”\nA friend of  Harry’s  said: “If Meghan’s not comfortable with  him  doing the shoot   he  wouldn’t want to upset her.”\nOn Wednesday  Prince Harry and the BBC were criticised for producing a politicised “interview” with Barack Obama in which the former president launched a thinly-veiled attack on his successor Donald J. Trump.",
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            "input": "Donald Trump Jr.  who once compared refugees to poisoned Skittles and got stuck in traffic behind a Wienermobile   made a very bold fashion choice this weekend.\n He  was chilling in Florida with the Trump family when  he  tweeted out this poolside photo.\nI'm going to have to buy 5-10 000 of these to pass around to our buddies in the #MSM. In the meantime I'll model it for them😂. #yourewelcome pic.twitter.com/Hnn3Z5Pspm — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) April 15  2017\nOf course there was a reference to that photo of Donald Trump Jr. sitting on a tree stump.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump’s former strategist Steve Bannon on Sunday  backed away from derogatory comments ascribed to  him  about Trump’s son in a new book that sparked White House outrage and could threaten Bannon’s influence as a would-be conservative power broker.\n Bannon   ousted from the White House in August  was quoted in “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House ” by journalist Michael Wolff  as saying a June 2016 meeting with a group of Russians attended by Donald Trump Jr. and his father’s top campaign officials was “treasonous” and “unpatriotic.”\nThe president responded by saying  Bannon  had lost his mind  and the White House suggested the hard-right news site Breitbart News part ways with  Bannon  as its executive chairman.\n Bannon  said in a statement released on Sunday that  his  comments were directed at Paul Manafort  Trump’s former campaign manager  and not aimed at the president’s son.\n“I regret that my delay in responding to the inaccurate reporting regarding Don Jr. has diverted attention from the president’s historical accomplishments in the first year of his presidency ”  Bannon  said.\nTrump said last week that  Bannon  had nothing to do with  him  or  his  presidency. That scathing response left  Bannon  alienated among the more conservative factions of Trump’s Republican Party.\n Bannon  said  he  still supported Trump  whose public break with  his  one-time strategist and use of a derisive nickname for  him   “Sloppy Steve ” reflected the depth of the president’s anger.\n“My support is also unwavering for the president and his agenda ”  Bannon  said in Sunday’s statement. “I am the only person to date to conduct a global effort to preach the message of Trump and Trumpism  and I remain ready to stand in the breech for this president’s efforts to make America great again.”\nIn the book   Bannon  voiced astonishment over the meeting that Trump Jr.  the president’s son-in-law Jared Kushner  and Manafort attended at Trump Tower in New York with a Russian lawyer  who was said to be offering damaging information about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton  the Democratic presidential candidate.\n Bannon  was quoted as saying  he  was certain Trump Jr. would have taken the Russians who took part in the meeting to meet  his  father.\n Bannon  did not specifically dispute the quotes  but said  his  criticism was meant for Manafort  who is being prosecuted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller as part of a probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.\n“My comments were aimed at Paul Manafort  a seasoned campaign professional with experience and knowledge of how the Russians operate. He should have known they are duplicitous  cunning and not our friends ”  Bannon  said.\nMiller  a senior policy adviser  said the book was a “grotesque work of fiction” and said it was “tragic and unfortunate” that  Bannon  made the comments in the book that  he  did.",
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            "input": "and Sen. Ted Cruz -LRB- R-Texas -RRB- , who trailed right behind the frontrunners in the Republican and Democratic primaries , will debate each other and field questions from audience members in a town hall on CNN . \nCNN 's Dana Bash and Jake Tapper -- who questioned Republican primary candidates like Cruz during a debate in 2015 -- will moderate Wednesday night 's debate at 9 p.m. ET . \nThe two senators diverge dramatically on the ideological spectrum , with Sanders describing himself as a \"democratic socialist\" and Cruz often seen as a staunch conservative . \nWhile Sanders has vilified rich corporations for their alleged greed , Cruz advocated for more than halving the corporate tax rate in September . \nAccording to Reuters , Cruz sought a 15-20 percent tax rate , similar to proposals issued by Trump and much lower than the current 35 percent rate . \nCruz has argued for eliminating the estate tax , also known as the \"death tax ,\" while Sanders has called for a progressive estate tax structure . \nEarlier this year , CNN hosted a debate between Sanders and Cruz on health care reform .",
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            "input": "Chui's election was a formality  as he was the only candidate. He won the support of 282  or 94 percent  of the southern Chinese city's 300-strong chief executive electoral committee  formed mostly by people with ties to Beijing.\n Chui said after Sunday's vote that the city needed to do more to reduce its economic reliance on the casino business.\n \"Since we opened up the gaming market  we have seen a big change in the operation mode and the scale of the business \" he told reporters.\n Chui said that he would actively develop the convention  Chinese medicine  logistics  and education sectors.\n He also said he planned to work to attract more Taiwanese tourists to Macau  taking advantage of recently improved relations between Beijing and Taipei.\n The new Macau leader has also pledged to fight corruption  which has cast a shadow over the territory's success.",
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                "Fernando Chui",
                "Chui"
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            "input": "Stephen Moret   who took over as VEDP president and CEO in January  said the partnership is in the process of carrying out 27 recommendations in the audit report that are under the VEDPâs control. And  Moret  offers a spirited defense of any accusation that the VEDP is engaged in corporate welfare by providing companies with financial incentives to locate or expand in the commonwealth.\nâFirst of all  itâs important to understand that Virginia is one of the smallest incentive states in America â  Moret  told Watchdog.org  adding that the state gives our relatively small incentive packages to businesses.\nIn the future  the VEDP will be a lot less focused on incentives as an economic development tool  according to  Moret . Instead  the partnership will be looking more to improve workforce development  expand broadband access and generally make the state a more attractive place for investment  he said.\nVirginia already has the built-in advantages of having public schools and institutions of higher education that are among the best in the nation  along with one of the best overall business climates   Moret  said.\nCurrent changes at the VEDP are about two key issues  one of which is to address all the shortcomings mentioned in the legislative audit   he  said. The second is more broad-based.\nâIf you think about Virginia  this is one of Americaâs premier states  so we want to create a state economic development organization that is equal to the aspirations that we have for Virginia  â Moret  said.\nThe VEDP will report back to the General Assembly before the end of the year  and he expects to be able to say that the clear majority of the recommendations will have been fulfilled. A timeline for whatever changes remain will also be laid out   Moret  said.\nâIt will remain as a very important division of VEDP â  Moret  said.\nAnother key area for the VEDP will be to work closely with community colleges and technical schools to create customized worker-training programs for in-demand jobs   Moret  said  adding that companiesâ site selections often hinge on having a skilled local workforce.\nâWeâre not currently a leader in state workforce development programs â  he  said.",
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            "input": "Biden encourages Romney to run for Senate . \nPark City , Utah -LRB- CNN -RRB- Former Vice President Joe Biden is encouraging onetime rival Mitt Romney to return to public life and run for Senate . \nBiden spoke at Romney 's ideas summit , an annual gathering of donors and business leaders in Utah . \nDuring a private event Friday night in Park City , Biden called Romney a man of integrity and said he should mount a challenge next year , according to two people in the room . \nThe comment was quick and off-hand , but the crowd of Romney loyalists appreciated it and applauded . \nRomney , a former Massachusetts governor , is a Mormon and owns a home in Utah . \nThe two men were on opposite sides of the 2012 election -- Biden as the running mate of President Barack Obama and Romney as the Republican presidential nominee . \nRomney and Biden both considered running for president last year , but both deferred to candidates they saw as having an overwhelming financial advantage -LRB- Jeb Bush on the Republican side ; Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side -RRB- . \nRomney , 70 , has not stayed far from politics , either . \nAfter being passed over for Trump 's secretary of state , Romney has campaigned for GOP candidates and weighed in on political matters via social media . \nSpeculation has grown that Romney could run for the Senate in Utah .",
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            "input": "The case against Mu Sochua was filed after she attempted to sue the prime minister  claiming he made defamatory remarks about her during two speeches.\n In early April  Hun Sen referred to an unnamed lawmaker as a \"strong leg \" a term seen by some in Cambodia as particularly offensive to women. Mu Sochua has said the speech clearly referred to her. She also denounced his remarks in another speech.\n The Phnom Penh Municipal Court rejected her lawsuit in June  saying it was groundless  but it moved ahead with the prime minister's countersuit.\n Cambodia's Parliament then stripped immunity from Mu Sochua and another opposition legislator who was being sued for defamation by Hun Sen and senior military officers. The two accused Parliament of serving the prime minister's interests as colleagues staged a walkout.",
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            "input": "Volunteer Coordinator George Bradvica's job  is to keep the calm amid what many have described as tragedy and chaos. For days now   he 's been in charge of telling hundreds of people with different sets of skills where they're needed most while ensuring every admitted horse is accounted for and tended to.\nBut  Bradvica  maintains that the overwhelming support makes  his  work a breeze.\n\"I hate to say this because it sounds Pollyannish  but the willingness  the cooperation  the love of horses  the desire to help in a critical situation makes it so easy \"  Bradvica  said. \"It's so easy — all I have to do is ask.\"\n Bradvica  said the fairgrounds officials turned to social media  asking locals to help them prepare for the impending stampede.\nAbout 175 volunteers showed up on Thursday to welcome the roughly 900 horses that arrived. Another 300 arrived on Friday   Bradvica  said.\n\"The outpouring has been unbelievable \"  he  said.\n\"Facebook is actually a really big tool in this entire process because you have people with horses and people with trailers on Facebook  posting  'Who needs help? When do you need help?' and posting locations \"  he  said. \"So if people have a trailer that they don't need to use they'll go pick up people's horses and bring them here.\"",
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            "input": "\"My voice and what I do in my community and what I stand for -- I do n't think that I have to show you guys more getting on the knee or doing something else or trying to create something else ,\" James told reporters .\" \nLeBron James does n't plan to take a knee during the national anthem when the NBA season opens . \nThat said , James took time during his media day press conference Monday to bemoan Colin Kaepernick 's ongoing unemployment and offer his support . \n\"I salute Colin Kaepernick for being as powerful as he was and being the one that he had to fall on his sword , unfortunately -- and I hate that ,\" James told reporters . \nJames said he does not feel player protests are about disrespecting the military or the flag but that he does not plan on joining the movement .",
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            "input": "John McAfee  is interviewed by RT television network. Photograph: Taylor Weidman/Bloomberg\nBut perhaps the biggest draw on the Blockchain Cruise was  John McAfee   the anti-virus software pioneer with a checkered past. In 2012  while living in Belize   McAfee  had run-ins with local police for alleged unlicensed drug manufacturing and weapons possession  but was released without charge. At one point  Belize police started a search for him as a person of interest in connection with the murder of his neighbor.  McAfee  said  he  was innocent and that  he  fled Belize because of persecution by corrupt officials.\n He  now helps run MGT Capital Investments Inc.  a small-cap tech company with a Bitcoin mining business.  He  has become a cryptocurrency evangelist on Twitter  touting the technology and various tokens to  his  more than 700 000 followers. Coinsbank  the digital currency exchange and wallet operator that organized the cruise  made  him  a headline speaker.\nOn Wednesday   McAfee  blamed the recent market slump on unfounded fear of government intervention.  He  urged cryptocurrency holders -- one of whom sported a “Buy The Dip” t-shirt -- to stick with their bets.\n“You cannot force a ban on a distributed system ”  McAfee  said in an interview after  his  speech. “It’s like how do you ban smoking weed? You can’t ban it. People will come back.”",
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            "input": "Family photo  Tyler Lumar  with  his  girlfriend  Casey Tecate  and their daughter  Savannah Tyler Lumar with  his  girlfriend  Casey Tecate  and their daughter  Savannah (Family photo) (Family photo)\nAlcorn  who visits her son after work  said she hopes the lawsuit will not only help the family pay for  Lumar ’s medical care but change how Chicago police treat those they arrest. “In Chicago  you should be scared for your son ” she said.\nHer lawsuit alleges Chicago police wrongfully detained  Lumar   concealed from  Lumar  the fact that he could have bonded himself out and were “deliberately indifferent” to his medical needs by failing to check on him every 15 minutes as required. The city is responsible  too  the lawsuit alleges  because it ignored the widespread police practice of falsifying cell inspection records.\nSoon after  Lumar ’s arrest in Chicago  police there contacted Lee County about the warrant and learned it carried a $500 bond  the lawsuit says. The way the system works  he could have posted 10 percent — $50 — and gone home.  Lumar  had $130 on him  according to the arrest report.\nFamily photo Recent family photo of  Tyler Lumar  at Ballard Respiratory and Rehabilitation in Des Plaines Recent family photo of  Tyler Lumar  at Ballard Respiratory and Rehabilitation in Des Plaines (Family photo) (Family photo)\nBut security video shows another inmate removing the item from his shoe and tossing it next to  Lumar   O’Connor says. Police had searched  Lumar  at least eight times prior without finding drugs  according to the lawsuit.\nNow facing narcotics charges   Lumar  was returned to the Harrison District around 11 a.m. as part of a police investigation into the drug case at the jail  according to the lawsuit. Nine minutes later  he was found hanging from his own shirt inside Cellblock E2.\nLater that day  as  Lumar  lay in an intensive care unit at Mount Sinai Hospital  Chicago police announced they were releasing him from custody and that no charges would be filed. His family was then on the hook for his medical bills.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The top Leadership and Investigators of the FBI and the Justice Department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of Democrats and against Republicans - something which would have been unthinkable just a short time ago. Rank & File are great people! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 2  2018\nSpeaking with reporters later   Trump  confirmed  he  had declassified the memo and again claimed political bias by investigative agencies. \"I think it's a disgrace what's happening in  this country  \"  Trump  said. \"A lot of people should be ashamed of themselves  and much worse than that.\"\n Trump 's tweet came the same day as Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee are expected to release a classified GOP-authored memo alleging the FBI and Justice Department abused their surveillance authorities  a move  Trump  has apparently decided to clear over the objections from FBI director Christopher Wray and other intelligence officials.\nThe four-page memo  written at the direction of House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes  R-Calif.  has been reviewed by  Trump  and  his  aides  and the president has no problems with releasing it  said two administration officials  speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.\nDemocrats said the memo omits other evidence – still classified – that allowed the government to secure the warrant on a  Trump  campaign foreign policy adviser and that  Trump  and Nunes are seeking to undermine the Russia investigation being conducted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.\nCritics also noted that  Trump  himself appointed the current leaders of the FBI and Justice Department.\nAccording to some reports  the memo accuses Justice Department officials of obtaining a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant on an adviser to  Trump 's 2016 campaign by using an unverified dossier from a former British intelligence official.\n Trump  echoed that claim in a subsequent tweet  implicating Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton.\n“You had Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party try to hide the fact that they gave money to GPS Fusion to create a Dossier which was used by their allies in the Obama Administration to convince a Court misleadingly  by all accounts  to spy on the Trump Team.” Tom Fitton  JW — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 2  2018\nThe release also takes place as Mueller seeks to interview Trump as part of his investigation into any links between the  Trump  campaign and Russians who sought to influence the 2016 election via email hacks and fake news; the special counsel is also looking into whether  Trump  sought to obstruct justice during the investigation.\n Trump  has denied wrongdoing  and denounced the investigation as a witch hunt cooked up by Democrats.\nDemocrats said they are concerned they fear  Trump  could use the memo to fire Rosenstein  who appointed Mueller to his position  and to ultimately dismiss Mueller himself.",
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            "input": "Shamed and pilloried  the head of the Russian Olympic Committee resigned and Russian leadership spoke of serious reform. “The place we got in Vancouver is not worthy of our country ” said then-sports minister and Putin friend Vitaly Mutko. “We have to do everything we can to restore our leadership in world sports.” He promised to take “personal control” over the preparations for the Sochi Olympics  where the stakes would be far higher and which were just four years away. What if Russian athletes flopped on their home turf? It was a nightmare scenario. This is how we got to Tuesday’s ban of the entire Russian team and various Russian officials  including Mutko  from the 2018 Winter Olympics  just two months before the opening ceremony in South Korea. There is a straight line from Vancouver to Pyeongchang  with a sordid stop in Sochi. * * * Authoritarian regimes love organized sporting events  like the Olympics  and Russia was one of the initiators of that love affair  back when it was the Soviet Union. For decades  the Kremlin poured money into Olympic sports. It was an important piece of propaganda for both the world and the Soviet home front: We are a superpower and our people are superpeople. Parents eagerly turned over their children to Olympic factories that would make their young ones into athletes who could do their country proud  and get their families a little extra something  be it more food or Western electronics. Olympic events like the famed 1980 hockey match between the Unites States and the Soviet Union—known as “the Miracle on Ice”—offered easy analogies for larger geopolitical struggles. To be a true global power  you had to defeat your enemies in every arena.\nPutin  like most people who survived the Soviet Union  never lost that vision of the Olympics as a proxy for geopolitics. It is why the flop at the 2010 Olympics stunned and humiliated Russia as much as it did. Russia looked in the mirror and didn’t like what it saw. It found that despite a decade of unprecedented economic good fortune  of surging oil prices and rising salaries  of the glitz and glamour of its cities  the country was rotten at its core. In the two decades since the collapse of the Soviet Union  its infrastructure had crumbled and was never rebuilt. The glitz  it turned out  was just a patina of false prosperity.  Mutko  was unsparing in  his  assessment when the Olympic delegation returned  humiliated  to Moscow. “There are a lot of problems ”  he  said in March 2010. “Over the years  we’ve frittered away our sport science and lost our human potential.”  He  noted that foreign athletes were trained by Russian coaches who had left Russia  and that in many sports  there was no new generation waiting in the wings. “There’s also the problem of doping ” he said. “Some of us can no longer think of preparing athletes without including doping substances. We began to fight doping with more conviction.” All of these  he said  “are systemic problems” and the Sports Ministry was working to solve them. “Neither I nor the Ministry of Sport deny our responsibility for the performance of the Russian team at the Olympics in Vancouver ” he said. “We will do a serious analysis  and there will be changes  both in terms of organization and personnel  on the basis of our experience in Vancouver.”\nAn analysis did come  just four months later and in the form of an audit from the Russian Treasury. It found that one of the reasons for the Russian failures in Vancouver was  Mutko  and the way he spent ministerial finances. In fact   Mutko  had spent so much money on himself—$1 400-a-night hotel rooms for 20 days  during which he had an astonishing 97 breakfasts—that there was little left for the actual athletes and their support staff  many of whom traveled to Vancouver on their own dime.  Mutko  may have spoken that spring about  his  responsibility  but  he  took none this time. Any big organization will have its problems   Mutko  said when the report came out  but “I see a system that’s nearly ideal ... I don’t see a single problem. You couldn’t possibly call 17 fourth-place finishes an ineffective use of funds!” In other words  with the home-game Olympics just three and a half years away   Mutko  had fixed everything—the rotten infrastructure  the lack of incoming talent  the émigré coaches  the widespread doping—in just four months. By the time the closing ceremony began in all its splendor in Sochi in February 2014  the Russian team had won the medal count. * * * We now know how  Mutko  was able to achieve that jump  from 11th place to first  in such a short amount of time: an extensive  state-sponsored doping campaign. After a German documentary interviewed two Russian athletes who had fled Russia and had become whistleblowers about how systematically Russia dopes its athletes  key figures in the world of Russian anti-doping started turning up dead under mysterious circumstances. This prompted Grigory Rodchenkov  the head of the Russian anti-doping agency  to flee  fearing for his life  to Los Angeles and to the director Bryan Fogel. The two had been working together on Fogel’s riveting documentary  “Icarus ” about how easy it is for an athlete to dope and test clean. Rodchenkov  who had been coaching Fogel in his quest to dope for a cycling event and dupe the tests  decided to confess to Fogel  on camera. He also told his story to The New York Times  and then went into U.S. government witness protection.\nRodchenkov ran the lab at Sochi during the Winter Olympics  and what he did there was essentially what he did for Fogel  but on a more massive scale: helping dozens of athletes dope all through the Games while testing negative on every single test. The story he told to the Times and to Fogel would strain the imagination  were it not independently confirmed by two investigations: one by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and one by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Here is the summary of the operation  from the Times: The director  Grigory Rodchenkov  who ran the laboratory that handled testing for thousands of Olympians  said he developed a three-drug cocktail of banned substances that he mixed with liquor and provided to dozens of Russian athletes  helping to facilitate one of the most elaborate—and successful—doping ploys in sports history. It involved some of Russia’s biggest stars of the Games  including 14 members of its cross-country ski team and two veteran bobsledders who won two golds. In a dark-of-night operation  Russian antidoping experts and members of the intelligence service surreptitiously replaced urine samples tainted by performance-enhancing drugs with clean urine collected months earlier  somehow breaking into the supposedly tamper-proof bottles that are the standard at international competitions  Dr. Rodchenkov said. For hours each night  they worked in a shadow laboratory lit by a single lamp  passing bottles of urine through a hand-size hole in the wall  to be ready for testing the next day  he said. By the end of the Games  Dr. Rodchenkov estimated  as many as 100 dirty urine samples were expunged. None of the athletes were caught doping. More important  Russia won the most medals of the Games  easily surpassing its main rival  the United States  and undermining the integrity of one of the world’s most prestigious sporting events. All of this  Rodchenkov said  was overseen by an officer of the federal security services  the FSB  and had the approval of  Mutko  and Putin.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Kaladaa Crowell  was a 36-year-old behavioral health caseworker and mother of one child who lived with  her  partner in Florida.\nTwo weeks ago   Crowell  became the fourth black lesbian who’s brutal slaying made headlines at the end of December 2017.\n Kaladaa Crowell  And Kyra Inglett\nLegacycom Kyra Inglett  left  and her mother  Kaladaa Crowell.\nOn Dec. 28  police in West Palm Beach responded to several 911 calls about a shooting that occurred on the 800 block of 3rd St. Responding officers found  Crowell  dead inside  her  home.  Her  11-year-old daughter  Kyra Inglett  was found outside the residence. The mother and daughter both had been shot  according to police. Kyra did not immediately succumb to her injuries. It was not until the following day that police announced she’d died at a local hospital.\n“ Kaladaa  was the sweetest person ” Robin Denson told the Palm Beach Post. “ She  was my girlfriend and that was our home.”\n“It will be an eye-opener  in that it will be a continuation of the story that  we ’ve been telling since the election and it will really show the increase ” Tillery said. “ We  hope to include suggestions for things  we  can do collectively to address the violence that  we ’re seeing. Ultimately   we  want people to feel like  we  as a society can do something about it.”",
            "output": [
                "Kaladaa Crowell"
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            "input": "SEOUL (Reuters) - In the seaside city of Wonsan  North Korean families cook up barbecues on the beach  go fishing  and eat royal jelly flavor ice cream in the summer breeze. For  their leader Kim Jong Un  the resort  is a summer retreat  a future temple to tourism  and a good place to test missiles.\n He  is rebuilding the city of 360 000 people and wants to turn it into a billion-dollar tourist hotspot. At the same time   he  has launched nearly 40 missiles from the area  as part of  his  accelerated tests of North Korea’s nuclear deterrent.\n“It may sound crazy to outsiders to fire missiles from a place  he  wants to develop economically  but that’s how  Kim Jong Un  runs  his  country ” said Lim Eul-chul  an expert on the North Korean economy at Kyungnam University in South Korea.\nThis combination of tourism and nuclear weapons is emblematic of Kim Jong Un’s strategy for survival  say researchers and people familiar with the project.\nTourism is one of a shrinking range of North Korean cash sources not targeted by United Nations sanctions  and the brochures advertise to foreign investors some $1.5 billion worth of potential ventures in the Wonsan Special Tourist Zone  an area covering more than 400 square km (150 square miles).  Kim  has already constructed a ski resort and a new airport there.\nThe projects that  Kim  is inviting investors to help build include a $7.3 million department store  a $197 million city center development  and a $123 million golf course (including a $62.5 million fee to lease the land).\nEarlier this year  Kim  sent 16 of  his  officials to Spain to get ideas for Wonsan. They visited Marina d‘Or  one of the Mediterranean country’s biggest holiday complexes  and the Terra Mitica (Mythical Land) theme park in Benidorm. Terra Mitica caters to fans “of extreme sensations ” according to its website.\nNo major foreign partner has said they will back  Kim ’s Wonsan projects. The new airport  completed in 2015  has yet to open to international flights. America recently banned its citizens from visiting North Korea. International sanctions now ban all joint ventures with the state.\nEven so  the plan is strategically vital for  Kim   say former North Korean diplomats. When  he  came to power in 2011   he  inherited a society officially run by the military but whose people survived largely on black market dealings. On paper  North Korea is a state-run economy; but in fact  seven in 10 North Koreans depend on private trade to live  according to Thae Yong Ho  North Korea’s former deputy ambassador in London  who staged a high-profile defection with his family in 2016.\n Kim  is perceived by outsiders as all powerful  but North Korea’s free marketeers make  him  more vulnerable than  he  seems  Thae told Reuters.  The leader  is looking for a way to harness both military and market forces to survive.\nNuclear weapons are one part of  his  answer – because  Kim  hopes they will cost less to maintain than North Korea’s conventional heavy weapons. Projects like Wonsan are the other part.  He  wants to cut the share of funding  he  gives to the military and allocate more money to the civilian economy.\n “Kim Jong Un  knows that  he  can only control society and guarantee  his  long leadership if  his  role and influence in the economy is increased ” said Thae.\nJust next door to that beachfront property  the Daesong General Bureau – the body also known as “Office 39” that procures luxury goods for the  Kim  family – has its retreat.\nAll three entities are subject to international sanctions because of their role in funneling cash into  Kim ’s nuclear and missile programs.\nFor  Kim ’s security forces  though  Wonsan is about more than fun in the sun.\n Kim  brought  his  top military brass to Wonsan in 2014. On the white sandy beach of  his  palace compound   he  ordered  his  highest admirals to strip into bathing costumes and  as a test of their ability  swim 10 km around the bay  state TV showed. It filmed  him  at a desk on the sand  shaded by a white parasol.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is considering nominating Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell and  Stanford University economist John Taylor  for the central bank’s top two jobs  in an apparent bid to reassure markets and appease conservatives hungry for change.\nUnder that scenario  either Powell or  Taylor  would take the reins from Fed Chair Janet Yellen when  her  term expires in early February  and the other would fill the vice chair position left vacant when Stanley Fischer retired this month.\n Taylor  has spent the last two decades refining and advocating wider use of a rule that lays out where interest rates ought to be  given certain conditions of inflation and the broader economy. His rule implies that rates should be higher than they are now.\nFILE PHOTO:  Stanford Economics Professor John B. Taylor  speaks with Reuters journalists at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium in Jackson Hole  Wyoming August 21  2009. Picture taken August 21  2009. REUTERS/Price Chambers/File Photo\nAlthough  Taylor  is highly regarded within the Fed  his rule-based rate-setting position has spurred criticism that he would handcuff U.S. monetary policy.\n Taylor  pushed back at a meeting at the Boston Fed on Saturday  saying he favored a flexible implementation of policy rules and did not want to tie the Fed’s hands or suggest that he was motivated by a distrust of policymakers.\nSome analysts suggest that fears that  Taylor  would bring an inflexible monetary policy with him to the Fed  as some Republicans in Congress hope  are likely exaggerated.\n“There is some scope for disappointment if people think putting  Taylor  in will just lead to mechanical-based policy ” Feroli said.\n“Even if you pick a rule  the rule itself would need to be modified given the structure of the economy ”  she  said. “But I do think being systematic  looking at the kinds of information we look at systematically over time  articulating our strategy for policy and being less discretionary is a good idea.”\nAt the same time  there are concerns that the combination of Powell and  Taylor  atop the world’s most powerful central bank could send a confusing signal to markets.",
            "output": [
                "John Taylor"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-f9035f9dd7b54d619a33dbdcf1464888",
            "input": "President Trump’s eldest son  Donald Trump Jr.  corresponded with WikiLeaks before the 2016 presidential election  a dialogue of which the president's son confirmed Monday night on Twitter.\nIn a series of tweets   Trump Jr.  produced \"the entire chain of messages with @wikileaks (with my whopping 3 responses) which one of the congressional committees has chosen to selectively leak. How ironic!\"\nThe Atlantic first reported on Monday that  Trump Jr.  received a private message from the WikiLeaks Twitter account on September 20  2016 - a message shown in the tweets produced by the president's son.\n Trump Jr.  replied  \"Off the record I don’t know who that is  but I’ll ask around. Thanks.\"\nIn a seperate October 2016 exchange  WikiLeaks urged  Trump Jr.  to \"comment on/push this story\" about then-Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton wanting to \"just drone\" Julian Assange  the Wikileaks founder.\n\"Already did that earlier today \"  Trump Jr.  later replied. \"It’s amazing what  she  can get away with.\"\nThe messages obtained by The Atlantic were turned over to investigators by  Trump Jr. ’s attorneys. The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence had access to the documents  a source told Fox News.\n\"Over the last several months  we have worked cooperatively with each of the committees and have voluntarily turned over thousands of documents in response to their requests \" Alan Futerfas  an attorney for  Trump Jr.   said in a statement.\nAccording to the report  the messages are part of a long correspondence between WikiLeaks and  Trump Jr.   though  Trump Jr.  seemed to ignore many of the messages  including some which urged  him  to release \"one or more of your father's tax returns.\"\nPresident Trump’s attorney Ty Cobb told Fox News on Monday that he was not aware that  Donald Trump Jr.’s  attorneys provided these documents to congressional investigators  but said there is likely no legal issue  from what  he  knows of the documents.\nWikileaks publisher Julian Assange tweeted about the report on Monday  saying that the organization couldn't \"confirm\" the messages with  Trump Jr. \n\"WikiLeaks loves its pending publications and ignores those who ask for details \" Assange continued. \" Trump Jr.  was rebuffed just like Cambridge Analytica. In both cases WikiLeaks had publicly teased the publications. Thousands of people asked about them. WikiLeaks can be very effective at convincing even high profile people that it is their interest to promote links to its publications.\n\"WikiLeaks has such chutzpah that it allegedly tried to convince  Trump Jr  to leak  his  father's tax returns &  his  own \"Russian lawyer meeting\" emails ( he  did) \" Assange wrote. \"WikiLeaks appears to beguile some people into transparency by convincing them that it is in their interest.\"\nThis is not the first time that  Trump Jr.  has been in the spotlight  and has had  his  actions brought into question amid the larger probe into Russian meddling and potential collusion with Trump campaign associates in the 2016 presidential election.\nIn June 2016   Trump Jr.  accepted a now-highly scrutinized meeting with Russian attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya  after  he  allegedly was promised “dirt” on Hillary Clinton. The meeting was brokered by music publicist Rob Goldstone who promised the campaign information. Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort  who was charged last month in Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into Russian collusion  also attended the meeting.",
            "output": [
                "Donald Trump Jr."
            ]
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            "input": "A family friend called Sayfullo Saipov hard-working and neighbors said he would play with the children in a Florida apartment complex. President Trump derided the suspect as \"sick and deranged.\"\nOfficials who were not authorized to discuss the investigation and spoke on the condition of anonymity identified  Saipov  as the attacker and said he is 29 and originally from Uzbekistan.\nDilnoza Abdusamatova  said  Saipov  briefly stayed with  his  family in a Cincinnati suburb upon immigrating.\n\" He  always used to work \" Abdusamatova told The Cincinnati Enquirer. \" He  wouldn't go to parties or anything.  He  only used to come home and rest and leave and go back to work.\"\nThe license listed  Saipov  as a truck driver.  His  wife is about six years younger. Both listed Tashkent  Uzbekistan  as their hometown.\nAuthorities said  Saipov  had a Florida driver's license and some public records showed an address for  him  at a Tampa apartment complex.\nMichael Roberts  30  an overnight shift worker  said he was asleep when the agents showed up at about 5:30 p.m. but that they interviewed his cousin. He said both he and his cousin had moved in only a week ago and had never heard of  Saipov .\nA friend who met  Saipov  in Florida  Kobiljon Matkarov  told The New York Times and the New York Post that he seemed like a \"very good guy.\"\nOfficials said  Saipov  was living recently in New Jersey  where  he  allegedly rented a Home Depot pickup truck an hour before driving  it  onto the bike path.\nLaw enforcement cordoned off an apartment building in Paterson  New Jersey  early Wednesday. Officers also searched a garage. The building's manager told The Record newspaper that  Saipov  lived with  his  wife and two children in a two-bedroom apartment.\nThe ride-hailing company Uber said  Saipov  passed its background check and drove for the service for six months  making more than 1 400 trips.\nThe company said it was in touch with the FBI and offered its assistance and that it was reviewing  Saipov 's driving history but found no related safety reports.\nRecords show  Saipov  was a commercial truck driver who formed a pair of businesses in Ohio.\nThe first business  Sayf Motors Inc.  used the address of a family friend near Cincinnati with whom  Saipov  had stayed for a couple of weeks after his arrival in the country.\nA trucking industry website listed  Saipov  at a Paterson  New Jersey  address that authorities were searching Tuesday night. Court records related to trucking-related infractions list  Saipov  with addresses in Paterson and the Cleveland suburbs.\nAccording to the records   Saipov  was ticketed for not having the right brakes on  his  vehicle in Platte County  Missouri  near Kansas City in late 2015. A warrant was issued for  Saipov 's arrest in April 2016 when he missed a hearing on the case. He resolved it in November 2016 by pleading guilty and paying $200 in fines and court costs.",
            "output": [
                "Sayfullo Saipov"
            ]
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            "input": "caption Uber cofounder and former CEO Travis Kalanick. source Thomson Reuters\nUber’s board is considering whether to strip Travis Kalanick  the company’s cofounder and former CEO  of his power after he abruptly appointed two new board members without consulting the company’s leaders  according to Bloomberg.\nAs a result   Kalanick ’s voting power would be watered down  as would Benchmark’s (a venture-capital company that counts  itself  as Uber’s majority shareholder). Benchmark favors the changes  but  Kalanick  does not.\nThe plan would also strip  Kalanick  of one of his board seats and give it to SoftBank  Bloomberg reports.  Kalanick ’s remaining seat would reportedly require Khosrowshahi’s approval. Another caveat is that it would need to be filled by a C-suite member of a current Fortune 100 company. It’s unclear what will happen now that  Kalanick  has tried to fill the other two seats himself.",
            "output": [
                "Travis Kalanick"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-8c0b2d315aaa4d2fa3fb919c8e40403d",
            "input": "President Trump isn’t on  Stephen Curry ’s side  but  his  rival LeBron James is.\nJames and other athletes around the league came to Curry’s defense Saturday after Trump  like he often does  went on Twitter to blast  Curry  for criticizing the administration.\n Stephen Curry  on Friday said that  he  doesn’t want the Warriors to go to D.C. and it would be a “short conversation” if the decision was solely up to  him . (Janie McCauley/AP)\n“It was amazing to see all of these guys (NBA players) rally around each other. That’s what this about  \" Curry  told the Washington Post.\nPresident Trump singled out  Stephen Curry  on Twitter over his opinion on the administration. (Evan Vucci/AP)\nTrump responded by singling out  Curry\n Going to the White House is considered a great honor for a championship team. Stephen Curry  is hesitating therefore invitation is withdrawn! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 23  2017\n Curry : Warriors can ‘inspire change’ skipping White House visit\n“My stance is the same as yesterday  and maybe cemented even further  \" Curry  said hours after Trump’s tweet.\n He  then noted how different  his  relationship with the Trump administration is turning out to be compared to Obama’s.\n“I’ve played golf with President Obama ”  Curry  said. “I don’t think I’ll be getting a tee time with this administration  to say the least.”",
            "output": [
                "Stephen Curry"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "DAYTONA BEACH  Fla. (AP) —  Danica Patrick  kissed  her  NASCAR career goodbye with a good luck smooch from NFL star and new boyfriend Aaron Rodgers.\nRodgers put his hands on  Patrick ’s shoulders and leaned in for the kiss just before  she  raced for the final time at the Daytona 500 on Sunday.  Patrick  had hugged and fist-bumped family and crew  pulled  her  hair into a ponytail and slid into  her  Chevy.\n Her  final NASCAR start fittingly came on the sport’s biggest stage — in front of 101 000 fans at the Daytona 500.\n Patrick  was in good spirits as  she  approached  her  car that had been swallowed by security  fans  media  and members of Team Danica that made it futile to find a spot near the scrum.  She  posed for pictures with Rodgers  the Green Bay Packers quarterback  who was all smiles in a tight blue T-shirt and jeans before the race and watched from the pits. The starry-eyed sweethearts brought a dose of A-list gravitas to a pit road scene that was more fitting for a red carpet.\n Patrick  opened the first leg of the ballyhooed “Danica Double” on Sunday.  She ’ll make a return in May to IndyCar and race the Indianapolis 500 before  Patrick  calls it quits on  her  racing career.\n“When  she  first started at 10  I knew about two months into it  I told my wife she’s going to change racing. I could see it ” said  Patrick ’s father  T.J.\n Patrick  was a driver at peace with her decision and ready to transition into the next chapter of her life.\n Patrick  has moved on from both NASCAR and longtime boyfriend and fellow driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Patrick and Stenhouse  once NASCAR’s it couple  used to sit next to each other at the pre-race meeting. This week  the exes were kept separated on media availability schedules.\n Patrick  posted a photo on Instagram on Saturday of her and Rodgers with her family at the beach. She wrote “Doing Daytona with all the people that mean the most to  me .” The fitness fanatic and author of a workout book also posted a pic of rows of Krispy Kreme doughnuts with the caption  “pre Daytona 500 prep.”\nNASCAR recognized  Patrick  in the pre-race meeting in honor of her accomplishments in motorsports.\n Patrick  never had a top-five finish for Stewart-Hass Racing. She never won another pole after her breakthrough at the 2013 Daytona 500. She never had much success but carried the flag as one of NASCAR’s only true mainstream stars. But as results sank  so did interest in funding her ride. Sponsors bailed  cash dried up and she was out of a job.\nPatrick is as much a brand these days as she is an athlete. Her love life  Super Bowl ads and racy photo shoots were hot topics that generated more enthusiasm than her actual career accomplishments. She launched the clothing line “Warrior by Danica Patrick” after participating in the design process. She developed the workouts and meal plans for her book  “Pretty Intense: The 90-Day Mind  Body and Food Plan that will absolutely Change Your Life.” Patrick is still a bankable celebrity and should have her pick of any future projects.",
            "output": [
                "Danica Patrick"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "(Reuters) - Music streaming company Spotify was sued by Wixen Music Publishing Inc last week for allegedly using thousands of songs  including those of Tom Petty  Neil Young and the Doors  without a license and compensation to the music publisher.\n Spotify  failed to get a direct or a compulsory license from Wixen that would allow  it  to reproduce and distribute the songs  Wixen said in the lawsuit  filed in a California federal court.\nWixen also alleged that  Spotify  outsourced its work to a third party  licensing and royalty services provider the Harry Fox Agency  which was “ill-equipped to obtain all the necessary mechanical licenses”.\n Spotify  declined to comment.\nSpotify  which is planning a stock market listing this year  has grown around 20 percent in value to at least $19 billion in the past few months.",
            "output": [
                "Spotify"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-8d6f6358958747278b73eb521deaee97",
            "input": "Instead   Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan  had barely landed in Athens earlier this month before  he  rattled  his  Greek hosts by addressing a series of disputes  and calling into question a crucial treaty that delineates the two countries' borders and sets the status of their minorities.\n His  confrontational stance was one Erdogan's Western allies have become increasingly familiar with  as Turkey's president goes  his  own way  unfettered by collective goals and seeking to promote  his  country as a force to be reckoned with.\n\"I think he's better than previous leaders  at least with Muslim countries \" Yilmaz Demiroz  a 48-year-old landscape gardener in Istanbul  said of  Erdogan . \" He  has the clearest stance from all the leaders I've seen.\"\nFor their part  Europeans have been aghast at the results of  Erdogan 's crackdown after the attempted coup  which has seen 110 000 people fired from their jobs  and about 50 000 more jailed on suspicion of even the most tenuous of links to Fethullah Gulen  the US-based Islamic cleric  Erdogan  blames for the putsch.\nTurkey's relations with the US have fared even worse  fueled by accusations from Ankara that Washington is seeking to deliberately undermine it  both by harboring Gulen and due to an ongoing New York trial of a Turkish banker over alleged transactions with Iran that threatens to implicate  Erdogan 's government. How US-Turkish ties will develop is unclear  analysts say.\nAs relations have cooled with the EU and Washington  they have seemed to warm with Moscow and Tehran.  Erdogan  and Russian President Vladimir Putin have met several times so far this year  and Tukey recently signed a deal to purchase Russian S-400 missiles. The move horrified NATO  of which Turkey has been a member since 1952.\n\"Russia can only play a supplementary role with regard to Turkey's economy \" said Filis. \"Although  Erdogan  finds it easier to communicate with Putin  because they're both authoritarian  I don't think that in the long term Russia can replace the West in terms of security and in terms of the economy.\"\nOzkan shared the view  nothing that with Turkey drifting toward authoritarianism   Erdogan  was trying to redefine relations that limit liberal  outside influences and increase  his  negotiating power.\n\"There have been lots of reports about Turkey leaving the West and making an alliance with Russia. And I don't think this reflects reality \" he said. \"I don't think that  President Erdogan  wants Turkey to leave the western camp. .... (the) Turkish economy simply cannot survive without western investment. And Russia doesn't have that financial power.\"\n\"Is Europe going to accept  Erdogan  as  he  is  or is Europe going to force  him  to change  according to European standards?\" questioned Ozkan. \"That's the biggest issue.\"",
            "output": [
                "Recep Tayyip Erdogan"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "A top engineering executive at Facebook announced Thursday night that  she 's leaving the company to work on shrinking a powerful medical technology.\n Mary Lou Jepsen   Facebook's executive director of engineering and the head of display technologies at Oculus — the social network's much-ballyhooed virtual reality product — made public  her  upcoming departure in August during a keynote talk in Silicon Valley.\n\"I have decided to leave Facebook and Oculus to work on curing diseases using some new imaging technologies I've been incubating for awhile  \" Jepsen  said at the Anita Borg Institute's Women of Vision awards  an organization which describes  her  as \"one of the world's foremost display innovators.\"\nAdditionally   Jepsen  said  she 's joined the board of directors of a \"$20 billion automotive company that's listed on the New York Stock Exchange \" adding that's  she 's \"really interested to participate in helping steer the transformation of transportation.\"\nA little more than a year ago   Jepsen  left Google's secretive research laboratory to work on Facebook's Oculus headset technologies. Prior to that   she  co-founded One Laptop Per Child  an organization that aims to make inexpensive computers and give them to children in developing nations.\n Jepsen  told the crowd Thursday night that  she  wants to shrink down magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) — machines used to image brain activity and normally fill an entire hospital room — into affordable  wearable consumer devices.\nTo that end   she  showed an image on stage of  her  vision  which is to essentially bring all of this tech into something that looks like a ski hat.\n Jepsen  teased a few possible applications of such a device  including to help treat cancer  cardiovascular disease  mental disorders  and neurodegenerative diseases. And in a bizarre twist   she  also said  her  concept might enable people to communicate with their thoughts.\nIt's uncertain exactly what the shrunk-down MRI technology might be called  how it might work  how far along in development it is  or if any of the applications  she  mentioned are even possible.\n\"I think that's the point of what we all should all be doing \"  she  said. \"Trying to make the impossible  possible.\"",
            "output": [
                "Mary Lou Jepsen"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Media mergers and acquisitions are a hot button topic. And while  Lions Gate Chairman Michael Burns  applauds the recent deal between Disney and Twenty-first Century Fox   he  says not all media deals are created equal.\n Burns  had nothing but good things to say about Disney's more than $52 billion deal with  Fox   arguing the mega-merger serves Lions Gate  a production and distribution company known for such films as the \"Hunger Games\" series.\n\"I think the deal is good for us  it certainly validates content  \" Burns  said on CNBC's \"Fast Money.\"\nLions Gate  which not only produces films  but has 45 shows on 90 different platforms is diverse enough to survive   Burns  said. And it helps that the big deal will strengthen smaller players  like Hulu  which can then purchase more content from Lions Gate.\nIt also helps Lions Gate   Burns  said  by reducing competitors in the market.\n\"I would guess they'll stick to big franchises  the movies they can promote in theme parks \"  he  said. \"I think the movies will have fewer big  wide releases than the two as separate companies.\"\nWhen it comes to Time Warner and AT&T  the two companies whose talks have been called \"illegal\" by the Justice Department   Burns  isn't quite so confident.  He  said  he  worries the deal would give the conglomerate a monopoly  and create incentive to hurt smaller companies.\n\"What's most important to us is to make sure that we  if approved  are treated fairly. If we're not going to be treated fairly  then of course we would be against it \"  Burns  said.\nAnd Lions Gate isn't just sitting idly by.  Burns  said the company has been approached by regulators to give their opinions on the matter.\n\"We are more than an interested party \"  he  added.",
            "output": [
                "Michael Burns"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Terrell  Washington   37  was charged with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated battery with a firearm after the victim identified him as her shooter  according to court records.\nOn Jan. 18   Washington  came over to the victim’s apartment in the 4000 block of West Gladys Avenue about 9:15 p.m.\nThey were talking and smoking cigarettes  and  Washington  became “increasingly angry” and repeatedly told the woman to lower her voice  according to Assistant State’s Attorney Julia Ramirez.\nThe woman became frustrated and told  Washington  to leave her apartment. He pulled a handgun from his waistband and shot her in the arm and leg  prosecutors said.\n Washington  then ran from the apartment through the front door  leaving it open  Ramirez said.\nThe victim was taken to the hospital and was treated for gunshot wounds. She later identified  Washington  as the person who shot her.\n Washington   of the 5300 block of West Adams  was arrested Friday. He was ordered held without bail during a Sunday court hearing before Judge Mary Marubio.",
            "output": [
                "Terrell Washington",
                "Washington"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-c52eaa221fc948168f7bf2f4e810339a",
            "input": "This screengrab from video provided by Salt Lake City police  shows  University Hospital in Salt Lake City nurse Alex Wubbels  being handcuffed by police officers. (Photo: Salt Lake City Police)\n The Utah hospital  dragged into the national spotlight after a Salt Lake City detective arrested a nurse for doing her job has apologized to the nurse and banned police officers from conversing with nurses in  the hospital .\nGordon Crabtree  CEO of University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City  said hospital security should have intervened when  burn unit nurse Alex Wubbels  was arrested for refusing to allow a detective to take blood from an comatose patient.\n\"To our nurses and staff — this will not happen again \" Crabtree said at a news conference Monday. \" “Nurse Wubbels  was placed in an unfair and unwarranted position (and)  her  actions were nothing less than exemplary.”\nCrabtree said  the hospital  has changed  its  policies and now requires police officers to speak only to senior nurse supervisors. No contacts can be made in patient areas.\nThe incident took place July 26  but went viral last week after lawyers for  Wubbels  obtained and released the body camera video. The video shows Detective Jeff Payne asking  then insisting  that he be allowed to draw blood from a patient  whose vehicle had been hit by another vehicle.\nThe video shows  Wubbels  calmly denying Payne's request  saying hospital policy required a judge's order or the patient's consent unless the patient was under arrest. Payne walks toward  Wubbels  saying  \"We're done here. We're done. \"\n Wubbels  has expressed disappointment that hospital security officers on the scene did nothing to halt her arrest.\nUniversity of Utah Police Chief Dale Brophy said his officers wrongly believed Payne had implied consent when they allowed  Wubbels  to be arrested. He described Wubbles as a \"rock star.\"",
            "output": [
                "Alex Wubbels"
            ]
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            "input": "Final results from the election commission are not expected until Monday. With the official tally of votes incomplete  some of Kaczynski's supporters expressed hope that his concession might have been premature. But Polish public television projected that Komorowski  the governing party's candidate and the speaker of the lower house of Parliament  would win with 53.1 percent of the vote  with Kaczynski  a former prime minister  at 46.9 percent.\n Speaking before Kaczynski's concession speech  Komorowski stopped short of claiming an outright victory. \"Tonight we open a small bottle of champagne. For a bigger one  we will have to wait until tomorrow \" Komorowski  58  a father of five  told supporters in central Warsaw.\n Komorowski said he wanted to \"create unity \" making reference to the plane crash that claimed the life of his predecessor  by calling the race \"an unusual campaign  a difficult campaign held in the shadow of catastrophe.\"\n Though Komorowski led by as much as 20 percentage points in polls after Kaczynski's twin announced his candidacy in April  the election ended much closer to even.\n Andrzej Rychard  a sociologist at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw  said that Komorowski had positioned himself less as an independent candidate and more as a strong supporter of government policies  making him susceptible to blame for voter dissatisfaction. \"He presented himself more as a prime minister than as a presidential candidate \" Rychard said.\n Komorowski  who is often overshadowed by the popular prime minister  Tusk  did not help himself during the campaign with a number of verbal gaffes  including confusing the budget deficit with the national debt and saying he wanted to pull troops out of the NATO alliance when he meant to say Afghanistan.\n \"He's the opposite of the person who usually becomes president  with a strong point of view and a lot of charisma \" said Wiktor Swietlik  a political analyst and columnist for the newspaper Polska The Times who is working on a book about Komorowski. \"Not everybody has to be like Churchill  Roosevelt or de Gaulle.\"",
            "output": [
                "Bronislaw Komorowski",
                "Komorowski"
            ]
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            "input": "Pauline Hilborn   a mom of two in New York City  describes  herself  as an expert on meltdowns based on the experiences of  her  daughter  who  she  says is \"7-years-old but sounds more like 13.\"\nCase in point:  Hilborn's daughter  wanted a ponytail like the pop singer Ariana Grande  but felt like  her  mom didn't do the ponytail properly and put it in the wrong place.\n\" She  came out crying and said  'Ariana Grande's ponytail is here not here '\" said  Hilborn   pointing to the place on  her  head where  her  daughter preferred the ponytail to go  not where it ended up.\n Pauline Hilborn  and  her  kids  ages 4 and 7.\n\"I was at a loss for words \"  she  said. \"I had no idea what to say but my husband said  'Well   she 's right you know ' which didn't help the situation.\"\nDebi  another mother of two in Manhattan  says her 7-year-old has definitely had some tantrums. When I asked  her  son what a meltdown is  he told me it's when you cry a lot. When I asked him to imitate one  he said he keeps screaming until his mom lets him have whatever it is that he wants at that moment.",
            "output": [
                "Pauline Hilborn"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-00b9cf07ee31457f82b0fba139737c4c",
            "input": "Memory of  her  grandfather gives  Lindsey Vonn  added motivation in final Winter Olympics\nYet  Lindsey Vonn  isn’t nervous as  she  prepares for  her  final Olympics.  She  knows  her  beloved grandfather is watching out for  her   and that gives  her  a sense of calm and purpose that ought to strike fear in every one of  her  competitors.\n“I feel really good ”  Vonn  said Friday. “Because it’s not really about me or my career. It’s about my grandfather. I’m just going to lay it all out there. I’m going to give it everything I have and whatever happens will happen.”\nMore:  Lindsey Vonn 's Olympic dreams driven by need for speed\nMore:  Lindsey Vonn  brings dog to Olympics  addresses lonely life on road\nMore: Lindsey and  Lucy Vonn  becoming the darlings of 2018 Winter Olympics\nThe Pyeongchang Games were supposed to put all of that to right  allow  her  to end  her  Olympic career the way  she  wanted rather than how the fates decided. That the Games are in South Korea made it all the more fitting.\nVonn’s grandfather  Don Kildow  served in Korea with the Army Corps of Engineers. He helped found a ski club where he lived in southern Wisconsin  and passed his love for the sport on to  Vonn ’s father  Alan  and his granddaughter.\n Vonn  had hoped to bring  her  grandfather to Pyeongchang  but he died Nov. 1. He was 88.\n“You taught me to be tough  to be kind  and above all  to ski fast ”  Vonn  wrote in an Instagram post after he died Nov. 1. “Now  every time I ski down the mountain I know you’ll be there with  me . I ’m  proud to be your granddaughter and I will think of you always.\n“I will race for you in Korea and I will try as hard as I can to win for you. Please look out for  me .”\n“I ’m  going to win for him.”\n Vonn ’s first race is the Super-G on Feb. 17.  She  also plans to race the downhill Feb. 21 and the Alpine combined Feb. 23.\n“I feel like I’m coming into these Olympics on a hot streak. I’m skiing exceptionally well and I have a lot of confidence ”  she  said. “I’m very happy with how I feel physically  mentally and on skis. Last weekend was just the icing on the cake  exactly what I needed to build my confidence and get ready for the Olympics.”\nMaking  her  results last weekend all the more impressive was that they came as several of  her  American teammates suffered devastating injuries.\nJackie Wiles  whom  Vonn  and her foundation have supported financially  will miss the Olympics after tearing her ACL and breaking two bones in  her  left leg during Saturday’s race. Stacey Cook crashed Sunday. Though she was taken off the course on a sled  she is fine and here in Pyeongchang.",
            "output": [
                "ILindsey Vonn",
                "Vonn"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "It’s all smiles for  LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers  after  their  roster makeover at the NBA’s trade deadline. (Adam Glanzman/Getty)\nThe decision to trade Kyrie Irving to the Celtics was the obvious thing people pointed to in talking about Cleveland’s offseason overhaul when this regular season began in October. But the larger issue for the Cavaliers wasn’t the departure of Irving (though it obviously hurt). It was Cleveland deciding to go away from the very thing that made the Cavaliers into the team that dominated the Eastern Conference over the past three years and won a championship in 2016: Surrounding  LeBron James  with shooters  giving  him  the ball and letting  him  go to work.\n3.  LeBron James  is happy again\nIt only took watching the Cavaliers for a few minutes in January to see that  James  was miserable.  His  stats were down across the board  the team was getting drilled repeatedly  and  his  frustration with the whole situation was clear — to say nothing of the very obvious off-court chemistry issues that were repeatedly bubbling to the surface.\nThat was what made  James ’s performance — and  his  attitude — Sunday against the Celtics so striking.  He  was flying off the bench to celebrate the performances of  his  teammates — most notably on some late three-pointers by Jordan Clarkson to put the game out of reach.  He  followed up recording triple-doubles in  his  previous two games with 24 points  eight rebounds and 10 assists in 28 minutes as Cleveland won handily and allowed  him  to rest in the fourth quarter.\nAnd when asked about  his  new teammates after the game on ABC’s telecast   he  was effusive in what they can bring to  his  team.\nThat’s just slightly different than the mood  James  had about  his  teammates a few days ago — and that  his  teammates had about  him . For as much as Cleveland needed to change its mix on the court  it needed to change it off the court as well. In doing so  the Cavaliers have gotten  James  back to being happy and motivated again — and succeeding in that gives Cleveland a bigger win than any other team in the NBA at the deadline.\nWhile the Cavaliers now have a roster and rotation that makes sense in the context of what works best for  James   the moves they made also gave this team a desperately needed shot in the arm of youth and athleticism.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump’s former chief strategist Steve Bannon has been subpoenaed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller to testify before a grand jury in a probe of alleged ties between Russia and Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign  the New York Times reported on Tuesday.\nA spokesman for Mueller’s office declined comment. Bill Burck  a lawyer for  Bannon   could not immediately be reached for comment.\nThe reported subpoena of  Bannon  does not mean  he  is a target of Mueller’s criminal investigation.\n Bannon   a champion of Trump’s “America First” agenda  was among the Republican’s closest aides during the 2016 election campaign  the presidential transition and  his  first months in office.\nBut the pair had a bitter public falling out over comments  Bannon  made to author Michael Wolff for his recent book “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House.”\nIn the book   Bannon  is quoted as describing a June 2016 meeting between Trump associates  including the president’s son Donald Trump Jr.  his son-in-law  Jared Kushner  and a Russian lawyer  as “treasonous” and “unpatriotic.”\n Bannon  was fired by the White House in August and returned to the right-wing news website Breitbart News.  He  continued to speak with Trump and tried to promote the president’s agenda.\nBut Trump accused  Bannon  of having “lost  his  mind” when news of  his  comments to Wolff surfaced earlier this month. Six days later   Bannon  stepped down as executive chairman at Breitbart.\nMueller’s subpoena  which was issued last week  could be a pressure tactic to induce  Bannon  to cooperate fully with  his  investigation.\nAttorney Renato Mariotti  a former federal prosecutor  said the most likely reason for a Mueller subpoena of  Bannon  was that “he thought having an attorney present and giving  Bannon  a more relaxed setting would not yield the same testimony as if  he  got  him  in the grand jury room with no attorney there and a more adversarial style of questioning.”\nSeparately on Tuesday   Bannon  spent hours meeting behind closed doors with members of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee.  He  was the latest high-profile figure to appear before the panel as part of its investigation into allegations of Russian interference in the U.S. election.\nAfter  Bannon  refused to answer questions about  his  time in the White House - as opposed to during the campaign  Devin Nunes  the committee’s Republican chairman  authorized a subpoena during the meeting to press  Bannon  to respond.\nAsked if the White House had told  Bannon  not to answer certain questions  spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said: “As with all congressional activities touching upon the White House  Congress must consult with the White House prior to obtaining confidential material.”",
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            "input": "The scrimmage over immigration showed no sign of being settled Friday as President Trump again blamed  Senate Minority leader Chuck Schumer  for stalling talks . Trump tweeted that a deal “ has been made increasingly difficult by the fact that Cryin ’  Chuck Schumer  took such a beating over the shutdown that  he  is unable to act on immigration !” The federal government shut down for three days this week over the issue . President Trump said  Schumer  has been making it difficult to reach a deal on immigration . ( FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP / Getty Images ) Schumer ( D - N . Y .) shot back that Trump is using hundreds of thousands of young immigrants as a “ tool to tear apart our legal immigration system .” The bickering centers on the Obama - era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that protected nearly 700   000 immigrants brought to the U . S . illegally as children from deportation .",
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            "input": "LONDON (Reuters) -  When Comcast (CMCSA.O) boss Brian Roberts  was weighing up a $31 billion offer for British broadcaster Sky (SKYB.L)  a trip to see Sky’s products in store  and the knowledge of the London cab driver that took  him  there  helped to make up  his  mind.\n Chief Executive Roberts  said the visit was one of a number of things that confirmed Sky as a “jewel” that his company should try to acquire  as Comcast looks to boost international revenues as growth in the United States slows.\n Roberts  said  he  had closely tracked what Sky had been doing for years  but last November   he  had an unexpected reminder of Sky’s influence as European’s biggest pay-TV provider while in a cab with a colleague.\n“I suggested that we jump in a taxi and go to one of the malls and get a demo of Sky in one of their shops. And we had a fabulous experience ”  Roberts  told reporters on a call.\n Roberts  said that while the experience wasn’t the deciding factor in moving forward with the bid  it reiterated the media group’s value to the chief executive.",
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            "input": "Former Nixon aide Jeffrey Lord noted to Newsmax TV on Tuesday that the \"undercurrent\" in the relationship between President Donald Trump and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell most likely is  the Kentucky Republican's wife  Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao .\n\" He  doesn't hesitate to say what's on  his  mind  which is a good thing \"  Lord  told \"Newsmax Now\" host Bill Tucker of their news conference on Monday at the White House. \" He  doesn't do the whole political schmoozing.\n\"When  he 's pleased   he 'll say so. When  he 's displeased   he  will say so.\n\"And one of the other undercurrents here  one of the things that we should always be aware of  the secretary of transportation is named Elaine Chao.",
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            "input": "When  the Rev. Jesse Jackson  announced in November that  he ’d been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease   he  was not spared by the ruthless news cycle.\n Jackson ’s name scrolled along bright red tickers for only the brief  intermittent moments between chaos.  His  announcement was largely crowded out by news of the GOP tax bill and sexual assault allegations against Democratic Sen. Al Franken. As  his  revelation traveled across the Web  unfounded rumors of  his  imminent death caused a brief reflection on what  Jackson  meant to  his  nation.\nBut  Jackson ’s legacy is worthy of deeper scrutiny — albeit a scrutiny spurred by  his  ill condition — particularly as the United States feels the tremors from waves  he  helped create.\nRace is the most potent force in American politics  and no one has navigated it and manipulated it for longer  and with greater stature  than  the Rev. Jesse Jackson .  His  complicated history reveals one whose influence is perhaps further reaching and more implicative of our nation than any other since its beginnings.\nBarack Obama’s presidency unveiled a flood of overt racism that has  to date  imperiled the United States domestically and exposed the nation abroad. And to credit Obama for this is also to credit  Jackson  for providing Obama with a methodology for political success  thus influencing the arc of our national history in incomparable ways.\nTom Williams via Getty Images  Jesse Jackson  with then-Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) as the 109th Congress is sworn in on Jan. 4  2005.\nIn the 1970s   Jackson  emerged as the civil rights movement’s foremost vestige.  He ’d outlived or outgrown  his  cadre of activist contemporaries from the late-1960s — the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. among them — and spent a significant portion of the decade compiling a portfolio of global activist work.\nBy the 1984 Democratic primaries   Jackson  had reified  himself  in American culture as a thought leader on civil rights  to the dismay of some who’d accused  him  of carpetbagging for years  and any study of  Jackson ’s political significance requires noting the privileges afforded  him . A concoction of racism and sexism had  up to then  inhibited Americans from allowing black women to ascend similarly in politics  even though a Shirley Chisholm or Barbara Jordan may have been more qualified.\nNonetheless   Jackson  consolidated enough heft among Southern blacks and disillusioned whites to win contests in Louisiana  Mississippi and South Carolina during  his  1984 bid.\n His  soaring speech at the 1984 Democratic National Convention conceded victory to  his  opponents  but it provided a framework for Democratic politics that still holds.\n“Our flag is red  white and blue  but our nation is a rainbow ― red  yellow  brown  black and white ”  Jackson  said  “and we’re all precious in God’s sight.”\n Jackson  concluded  his  speech by professing  “Our time has come. Suffering breeds character. Character breeds faith. In the end  faith will not disappoint.”\nThis strategy proved fruitful for  Jackson  in the 1988 election cycle.  Jackson  tripled  his  share of white voters from 1984 to 1988  improved upon  his  support in the South and captured victories in 13 contests  including Michigan.  His  failed-but-competitive candidacy modeled a path forward for Democrats  who  as today  sought to encircle rural white voters in the electorate when it seemed they’d secured the black vote reliably.\nObama praised  Jackson  during his 2008 candidacy  saying he “set a precedent for African Americans running for the highest office in the land.”\nCheryl Chenet/Corbis via Getty Images  The Rev. Jesse Jackson  hugs former New York congresswoman and presidential candidate Shirley Chisholm in 1983 after announcing  his  candidacy for the U.S. presidency.\n America’s first black president  inflicted a psychic trauma upon  his  nation.",
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            "id": "task419-3895b7e0d07b4f63ba4a7cb98da71b79",
            "input": "“Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House” by Michael Wolff  due out on Tuesday  set off a political firestorm with its portrayal of  Trump  as not particularly wanting to win the presidency in 2016 and unprepared for the job.\nCharles Harder   Trump ’s personal lawyer  provided a legal notice to Reuters that warned of possible claims including libel against Wolff and publisher Henry Holt & Co and said they would try to block publication of the book.\n Trump  cut ties with Bannon on Wednesday  saying  his  former adviser had “lost  his  mind ” in a blistering statement issued after comments attributed to Bannon in the book were made public.\n Trump  lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter to Bannon on Wednesday asking him not to disclose any confidential information. They said Bannon had breached an agreement by communicating with Wolff about  Trump    his  family and the campaign and made “disparaging statements and in some cases outright defamatory statements” about them.\nIn the book  Bannon was quoted as describing a June 2016 meeting with a group of Russians at Trump Tower in New York as “treasonous” and “unpatriotic.” The meeting  held after the Russians promised damaging information on Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton  was attended by Donald Trump Jr.  Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort  who was Trump’s campaign manager at the time.\nTrump’s statement also diminished Bannon’s role in the election victory and accused him of leaking to the media. Before joining the campaign  Bannon had headed conservative Breitbart News website and he proved to be a divisive figure in the White House. He returned to Breitbart after being fired  although he reportedly continued to talk with  Trump .\nBannon’s reaction to the book controversy has been muted. In interviews with Breitbart News after the news broke  he called  Trump  a “great man” and pledged continued support for his agenda.\nThe president took note. “He called me a great man last night so he obviously changed his tune pretty quick ”  Trump  told reporters on Thursday. “I don’t talk to him. That’s a misnomer.”\nA lawsuit could hurt  Trump  because Bannon’s lawyers would be entitled to interview White House officials and collect potentially damaging documents from them in his defense  Moss said.\nBannon helped  Trump  shape a populist  anti-establishment message and had been the president’s link to his hard-line conservative base of support  which is often at odds with the Republican Party establishment.\nThe story that triggered the Trump-Bannon split was an offshoot of the investigation into whether  Trump  campaign aides colluded with Russia to sway the election to  Trump   allegations  Trump  and Moscow deny.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Attorney Armstrong Graham said Mohammed Zazi was asked about his son's history. Graham declined further comment.\n Asked by reporters if his son was frightened  Mohammed Zazi said: \"If you don't have anything  why would you be scared?\" He refused to answer more questions.\n Najibullah Zazi has already undergone hours of questioning this week  and his apartment and his uncle and aunt's home in suburban Denver have been searched.\n Folsom told The Denver Post the agents aren't repeating questions to Zazi but are asking different things.\n Najibullah Zazi is a driver for an airport shuttle service in Denver. Authorities say he rented a car and drove from Denver to New York  crossing into Manhattan the day before the anniversary of the Sept. 11  2001  terror attacks.\n He was stopped in what was described as a routine stop at the George Washington Bridge before he was allowed to go free.\n A relative said Zazi drove because he wanted to see the American countryside. Zazi said he went to New York to resolve some issues with a coffee cart he owns in Manhattan  but officials suspected that something more sinister might have been in the works.\n FBI agents and police officers with search warrants seeking bomb materials searched three apartments and questioned residents in the neighborhood in Queens where he was staying.\n Folsom said Zazi  24  was born in Afghanistan in 1985  moved to Pakistan at age 7 and emigrated to the United States in 1999. Zazi's aunt had said earlier that he was born in Pakistan and grew up in Queens  New York City.\n Folsom said Zazi has returned to Pakistan four times in recent years: in 2004 because his grandfather was sick and dying  in 2006 to get married  and in 2007 and 2008 to visit his wife.",
            "output": [
                "Mohammed Zazi"
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            "input": "Well  it’s now happened.  The great scandal of the modern Catholic Church  —  its  tolerance for clergy who abuse children  and  its  laxity when dealing with bishops who themselves tolerated or enabled priest-abusers — now touches directly on  the pope himself .\n It ’s worth laying out the timeline clearly. In 2015  Pope Francis appointed Juan Barros Madrid to the bishopric of Osorno  Chile. The appointment was met with local protests  among Catholics and non-Catholics who believed that Barros was implicated in the crimes of child sexual abuse committed by his friend Father Fernando Karadima  a prominent Chilean churchman who habitually kissed and fondled boys. In the days after the installation of Barros at Osono  Pope Francis told an archbishop that there was “no objective reason at all” to oppose the appointment. The Vatican’s own department governing these matters  the Congregation for Bishops  released a statement saying they had “carefully examined the prelate’s candidature and did not find objective reasons to preclude the appointment.”\nIn the months following the appointment   Pope Francis  became extremely dismissive of complaints. “Osorno suffers  yes  for silliness ”  the pope  said of the outrage in the media. “Think with your head  and do not be carried away by the noses of the leftists  who are the ones who put this thing together ” he added.\nA few weeks ago   Pope Francis ’s visit to Chile was marked by protests  and  the pope  continued  his  extremely brusque dismissal. “The day I see proof against Bishop Barros  then I will talk ” the pontiff said. “There is not a single piece of evidence against  him . It is all slander. Is that clear?”  Francis  said that no victims had come forward to  him . It was apparently this statement that caused Cardinal Sean O’Malley of Boston to scramble down to Chile and meet with the pope. After O’Malley’s intervention  presumably  the pope issued a half-apology  but repeated that the accusations against Barros were “slander” before adding  “I’m convinced he’s innocent.”\nAnd now the news drops. In the time between the pope’s appointment of Barros and his commentary about protesters being carried away by leftists  members of the Vatican’s own Commission for the Protection of Minors gathered to discuss the appointment. They had a representative hand-deliver a letter to Pope Francis  from Carlos Cruz. The letter alleged  in lurid detail  that Barros had personally witnessed the abuse of Cruz at Karadima’s hands. Members of the commission photographed the hand-off of the letter to  the pope   to reassure Cruz that they were doing everything possible to make his cry for justice heard.\nThe facts as we know them leave us with a few interpretations. 1)  Pope Francis  simply never read the letter  ignoring this extraordinary intervention by the Vatican’s own commission on a matter of public controversy for  his  pontificate. 2)  Francis  read the letter but forgot about it  reverting to  his  original understanding of the case. 3)  Francis  read the letter  but stuck to  his  decision for Barros  committing unintentional or intentional deceptions about the state of  his  knowledge of the accusations. 4)  He  read the letter  but either doubted the accusations in it  or at least found them so unimpressive that  he  did not decide to follow up on them.\nThe first explanation would mean that  Francis  was culpably ignorant. The second that  he  may lack the mental or moral faculties to competently govern the Catholic Church. The third that  he  is too stubborn or vain to change course in the face of evidence. And the last that  he  has little trust or faith in the Commission on the Protection of Minors to pass on credible counsel to  him . Perhaps more reporting or disclosure will change our understanding  but none of these are satisfactory.",
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            "input": "Many people paid tribute mentioning  Marilyn Monroe   who famously appeared on the very first cover of the first issue of Playboy magazine in December 1953.\nHowever  a picture circulating on social media allegedly showing Hefner lighting a cigarette for  Monroe  in 1957 is a fake:\nHugh Hefner lighting a cigarette for  Marilyn Monroe  in 1957 #RIP â¥ï¸ pic.twitter.com/08KURpmNrm â IG: missjudijai (@JUDiJAiKRAZi) September 28  2017\nHugh Hefner will be buried next to  Marilyn Monroe   she was on the first ever cover of Playboy Magazine. pic.twitter.com/RHfXl3zqsu â Parker (@panoparker) September 28  2017\n'Playboy to the end! Hugh Hefner will be buried in LA cemetery plot next to  Marilyn Monroe . He bought it for $75 000 in 1992.' pic.twitter.com/wexklQXMV0 â Sheharyar Khan (@iSheharyar) September 28  2017\nThe photograph actually shows English actor and director Laurence Olivier lighting a cigarette for  Monroe  during a press conference for the 1957 movie Prince and the Showgirl:\n'Prince and the Showgirl' press conference in 1957  with  Marilyn Monroe  and Laurence Olivier. Image: SNAP/REX/Shutterstock\nAlso  Hefner never met  Monroe  in person  as he himself admitted on a 2011 interview with Piers Morgan on CNN:\nPiers: Did you know  Marilyn Monroe ?\nHefner:  She  was actually in my brotherâs acting class in New York. But the reality is that I never met  her . I talked to  her  once on the phone  but I never met  her .  She  was gone  sadly  before I came out here.\nDespite that  Hefner did purchase the space next to  Monroe 's vault at the Westwood Village Memorial Park  the celebrities' cemetery in Los Angeles  for $75 000 in 1992  according to Reuters and the BBC.\nThe first issue of Playboy  which came out in December 1953  was 48 pages long and featured inside a nude 1949 calendar shot of  Monroe   which Hefner bought for $200. All 70 000 copies of the magazine sold out within a few weeks.\n Monroe  died on 5 August 1962 in  her  Brentwood home of a drug overdose.",
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            "input": "Taylor Swift  seen on the streets of Manhattan on September 7  2016 in New York City.\n Taylor Swift  seen on the streets of Manhattan on September 7  2016 in New York City. James Devaney—GC Images\n Taylor Swift  might just have met  her  biggest fan yet – and pulled off one of  her  biggest surprises while  she  was at it.\nLara didn’t seem to hear her  continuing to express her gratitude to  Swift   crying through tears to say: “I have to say thank you for everything  you’ve actually made my life so much better.”",
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            "input": "Monday on MSNBC  Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D-VA) dismissed the allegations laid out by  former Democratic National Committee chairwoman Donna Brazile  in her forthcoming book  “Hacks.”\nIn her book   Brazile  said the 2016 process for choosing the eventual Democratic presidential nominee  which was Hillary Clinton  was rigged.\nKATY TUR  MSNBC: I want to ask you about  Donna Brazile  and the allegations that are coming out in  her  new book. There’s a lot of people on both sides of the issue here saying that the DNC is completely rigged. There are other saying it’s not rigged at all  this is completely just the way politics works and people are making too a big deal over it. The fact of the matter is it’s in the news  it’s casting a negative spotlight on the Democratic party. I mean  you have to have some concern about how that’s going to play out in Virginia. Correct?\nTUR: Nobody cares? Let’s listen to  Donna Brazile . One more time on This Week.\nMcAULIFFE: Nobody cares what ’s Donna Brazile  has said in a book. Nobody.\nTUR: Governor  one second. Let’s listen to  Donna Brazile .\n DONNA BRAZILE : For those who are telling me to shut up  they told Hillary that a couple months ago  you know what I tell them? Go to hell. I’m going to tell my story.",
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            "input": "Richard Spencer  says  he  couldn't find a lawyer to defend  him  against a lawsuit seeking to hold the prominent white nationalist  among others  responsible for the violence last August in Charlottesville  Virginia.\nSpencer  representing  himself   filed papers on Tuesday asking a judge to dismiss the lawsuit  which was filed by Charlottesville residents and protesters who said they were harmed — some physically  some mentally or emotionally — by the violence that erupted during white supremacist demonstrations.  A man accused of driving into a crowd of antiracist protesters —  one woman was killed and dozens were injured — is facing criminal charges  and there were clashes between demonstrators throughout the weekend.\n Spencer  is arguing that anything  he  allegedly did in connection with the events in Charlottesville were covered by the First Amendment's speech protections and the Second Amendment's protection of the right to bear arms.\nIn making the case for  dismissal  Spencer  wrote that the individuals suing  him  had \"enormous resources at their disposal\" — the plaintiffs are represented by attorneys from three law firms — and were using the legal system \"to intimidate  silence  financially damage  or generally harass\"  him  and the other defendants.\n Spencer  wrote that  he  tried to find legal help  but couldn't find a lawyer licensed in Virginia to represent  him .  He  didn't provide details about  his  search for counsel  but suggested  his  lack of success was because lawyers didn't want to be associated with  him .  He  wrote that  he  couldn't find a lawyer \"despite the supposed but\n\"I get into a conversation with a lawyer and it will end up with  'Oh  this is very controversial  it could affect my career '\"  Spencer  said.\n He  said that if the judge denies his motion to dismiss  he would renew his search for an attorney.\n\"It's been a very difficult struggle. I don't think it's going to be impossible  but it's clearly difficult just because I’m controversial \"  he  said.\n Spencer  is among more than two dozen defendants named in the lawsuit.  His  co-defendants include individuals and groups identified as white nationalist or white supremacist accused of organizing or participating in the events in Charlottesville that turned violent. One anti-racism protester  Heather Heyer  was killed when a car plowed into the crowd; the man accused of driving the car  James Alex Fields Jr.  is facing criminal charges and is also named as a defendant in the same civil lawsuit as  Spencer .\nThe plaintiffs in the civil case  filed in the US District Court for the Western District of Virginia  allege  Spencer  and the other defendants engaged in a conspiracy to violate civil rights  in violation of federal and Virginia laws. They accused  Spencer  of leading a torchlight rally across the University of Virginia campus on Aug. 11  promoting the \"Unite the Right\" rally in Charlottesville the next day  and of inciting \"intimidation and violence based racial  religious  and ethnic animosity.\"\nIn his court papers on Tuesday   Spencer  wrote that  his  previous statements embracing white nationalist ideas did not amount to a call for violence. The lawsuit quotes  him  as saying  \"What brings us together is that we are white  we are a people. We will not be replaced.\"  Spencer  argued that rather than a call for violence  that language was \"consistently defensive in nature.\"\n Spencer  wrote that  he  had participated in peaceful demonstrations in the past  and blamed the violence at these events on the antifacist  or antifa  movement.  He  disputed that the torchlight rally was intended to be violent  saying the organizers had tried to keep it secret in advance and didn't invite counterprotesters. On the phone with BuzzFeed News   he  said that  he  wasn't involved in organizing the events in Charlottesville and described the lawsuit as \"lawfare\" designed to waste  his  time and drain  his  financial resources.\nOther defendants have also moved to dismiss the lawsuit  and  Spencer  concluded  his  filing by saying that  he  was adopting arguments raised in some of those motions as well. Other defendants are represented by counsel  but  Spencer  told BuzzFeed News that  he  wanted to separately pursue  his  defense because there could be \"conflicting strategies.\"\nCharlottesville officials and local business are pursuing another lawsuit in the Circuit Court for the City of Charlottesville against groups accused of organizing the August rally  seeking a court order to stop them from participating in alleged \"unlawful paramilitary activity\" in the future.  Spencer  is not a defendant in that case.",
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            "input": "It snapped a two-game losing streak for New York (12-12)  representing just its second win over the last seven games. Lee  who moved in the lineup from small forward to shooting guard because of the injury to  Tim Hardaway Jr.   was the catalyst with 24 points  including 10 in the third quarter when the Knicks took control.\n He  made up for  Hardaway Jr.’s  absence and then some.\n“What was  Tim  shooting like 18  20 shots a game? So I need to warm this arm up and get ready if I’m going to shoot that many times ” Lee said.\n“Without  Tim  in there we need  him  to go ahead and get 15  16 shots up ” Hornacek said. “And not force them  but if you’re open you have to shoot them. And Courtney has done a much better job this year. Last year  he  was passing up a lot of those. We were on  him   saying just shoot the ball. And this year  he ’s doing it.”\nAbout a week prior to Wednesday  Porzingis twisted  his  foot in such a grotesque way  he  said  his  ankle touched the floor. But the diagnosis was positive — a sprain with no severe ligament damage — and  he  returned with an encouraging  albeit inefficient  performance.\nThe Latvian finished with 18 points on 8-of-19 shooting  while doing most of  his  damage in the fourth quarter. The highlight was an alley-oop dunk off an assist from Enes Kanter.",
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            "input": "CLOSE Alabama voters are getting a recorded phone call of President Donald Trump saying he needs Republican  Roy Moore  in the U.S. Senate. The recording includes Trump saying progress on his agenda will be \"stopped cold\" Democrat Doug Jones is elected. (Dec. 11) AP\n\"Huntsville is Republican territory but not  Roy Moore  territory \" said Joseph Smith  chair of the Department of Political Science at the University of Alabama. \"That's a place where you might see a drop off in Republican voting.\" Madison County is also one of the most populous in the state  so both candidates need to perform well there.\nIf Jones can keep  Moore  at or below Trump's numbers in Madison County   he  may have a chance.\nThis is a key part of the equation in the Huntsville area as well as in Mobile County  the second largest county in the state.  Moore  is a controversial conservative who has twice been removed from  his  position as chief justice on the Alabama Supreme Court for refusing to enforce laws  he  felt violated  his  Christian beliefs  a kind of religious indignation that is less popular among suburban women.\nIn addition  the explosive allegations against  Moore  — that  he  pursued romantic contact with teenage girls when  he  was in  his  30s — could cost  him  the support of some women who traditionally vote Republican.",
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            "input": "Meltony Billie  the teenager’s father  urged the public to help other missing people find their way home.\nIn interviews before her body was discovered   Billie ’s parents said  she  loved cooking and dreamed of opening a bakery or becoming an executive chef. Meltony Billie said his daughter made him crepes for Father’s Day and described her as “a comical young lady” who also loved dogs  especially their 10-year-old Shih Tzu named Rahab.\nInvestigators said  Billie  entered the base about 5 a.m. on Sept. 18 but never arrived at work. A short while later  video shows  her  Mini Cooper leaving the base  but it was not clear whether  Billie  was in it  officials said previously.\nAuthorities recovered  her  cellphone in a dumpster in the Norfolk area  and on Sept. 23 they recovered  her  car in Norfolk as well.",
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            "input": "caption  Then-Republican political strategists Nick Ayers   left  and Kellyanne Conway  right  arrive at Trump Tower  December 8  2016 in New York City. source Drew Angerer/Getty Images\nMike Pence’s chief of staff  Nick Ayers  on Tuesday pushed wealthy donors to unite against Republicans in Congress who oppose Donald Trump’s agenda  advising them to “purge” the small contingent of GOP leaders impeding the implementation of the president’s campaign promises.\nAccording to an audio recording of the event obtained by Politico   Ayers  departed from Mike Pence’s generally conciliatory public tone at a closed-door Republican National Committee event at the St. Regis Hotel in Washington  and urged a more aggressive funding strategy.\n“Just imagine the possibilities of what can happen if our entire party unifies behind him?”  Ayers  told donors. “If – and this sounds crass – we can purge the handful of people who continue to work to defeat him.”\n Ayers  warned donors that unless they pull funding from anti-Trump Republican leaders and threaten to recruit primary candidates to challenge them  the Republican party will be “on track to get shellacked” in the 2018 midterm elections. While  Ayers  was pessimistic about the GOP’s ability to pass comprehensive tax reform  he maintained that going into the elections without having passed at least one major legislative goal would be a “suicide mission.”",
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            "input": "Inspired by a visit to China  South Africa's Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele is championing the construction of a multibillion-rand  high-speed rail link between the coastal city of Durban and the commercial hub Johannesburg.\n Addressing the media in Cape Town on Tuesday  Ndebele said his interest in a high-speed rail link was heightened by a recent visit to China  which was busy constructing a high-speed rail link between Shanghai and Beijing.\n This led him to the idea about South Africa's national transport master plan until 2050.\n Speaking before his budget vote speech in the South African parliament on Tuesday  Ndebele said that details of the ambitious project were being finalized  and he would ask the South African cabinet in this financial year to approve a feasibility study.\nNdebele said the high-speed rail link between Durban and Johannesburg would cut transport times from about 12 to three hours.\n Speaking before his budget vote speech in the South African parliament on Tuesday  Ndebele said that details of the ambitious project were being finalized  and he would ask the South African cabinet in this financial year to approve a feasibility study.\n Ndebele said a fast link between Durban and Johannesburg would encourage the move from road to rail on what was the country's busiest  most congested route.\n The project would catapult South Africa's rail system into the modern age of hi- tech transport  which Ndebele said was the most efficient mass mover of people.\n Ndebele has proposed a road infrastructure maintenance fund  which would require provincial and local governments to dedicate a certain percentage of their budgets to maintenance  which was usually sacrificed when budgets came under pressure.\n \"The current state of our road infrastructure  particularly in provinces and municipalities  is reflective of lack of sustained investment in maintenance over many years \" Ndebele said.\n \"We will develop a ring-fencing mechanism  which will set aside funds earmarked for maintenance. A passenger rail investment plan will ramp up investment in rail infrastructure and rolling stock.\"",
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            "input": "The discrepancy is part of a wider narrative regarding law enforcement's response surrounding  the deadly shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland  Florida  where former student Nikolas Cruz killed 17 people on Feb. 14 .\n Cruz 's run-ins with police prior to  the shooting  have been a sticking point in the gun control debate. Israel and the sheriff's office claim they received no more than 23 family service calls regarding  Cruz  or his brother  CNN reported.\nOf those calls  18 involved  Cruz   but the sheriff’s office stated that none of these “appeared arrestable under Florida law.”\nIn the interest of full transparency  we are making available the list of all 23 calls for service at the Cruz home. 18 involved Nikolas Cruz. None appeared arrestable under Florida law. However  two of the calls remain under internal investigation. [Link] — Broward Sheriff (@browardsheriff) February 23  2018\nAccording to CNN’s review of the records  there were at least 19 calls relating to  Cruz  and an additional 25 regarding his younger brother. The calls report escalating behavior from the brothers  ranging from fighting  running away  hitting their mother  and an accusation against  Cruz  for shooting a chicken with a BB gun.\nThe records include a disturbing revelation: In 2016  a neighbor warned the sheriff's office that  Cruz  posted on Instagram about \"planning to shoot up the school.\" The neighbor spoke to CNN this week and said she was told at the time that authorities could do nothing about the threat until  Cruz  actually did something.\nThe day that  Cruz ’s mother died  on Nov. 1  a family member contacted the Broward Sheriff's Office and voiced concerns that  Cruz  was collecting rifles. On Nov. 30  a Massachusetts tipster cautioned that  Cruz  was “collecting guns and knives” and “could be a school shooter in the making ” according to CNN.\nThe FBI has also admitted that it failed to follow up or investigate tips on  Cruz .",
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            "input": "Over time  Trade Desk CEO Jeff Green believes that Google and Facebook will be forced to become far more flexible with their ad data.\n\"Our ID footprint will be larger than any single company login footprint \"  Trade Desk CEO Jeff Green  said during the company's investor day in New York on Wednesday.  Green  is referring to the various ways people log-in to web sites and apps  providing information on their names  locations  interests  relationships – all of which can be used to identify people and target them with relevant ads.\n Green  noted that while Facebook has 1.3 billion active users  there are over 4 billion web users in the world  a number that continues to grow.\nTo that end  Green  said that  the company  has recently signed a deal with a major telecom company to license some of  its  consumer data for ad targeting. He declined to name the telecom firm.\nIn addition  the ad tech company has similar deals in the works with a dozen of the largest web publishers   Green  said. Presumably  these are sites that encourage people to register and log in in some fashion.\nOver time   Green  wants to rent log-in data from other social networks  audio streaming services and big dating sites. In the end  he believes he'll have more info on consumers than either duopoly giant.",
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            "input": "Even after accounting for things like a person's age  gender  socioeconomic status  and chronic health conditions  there was a significant difference between the two groups: \"American adults who experience high levels of positive emotions  such as feeling 'cheerful' and 'extremely happy ' are more likely to have healthy blood-lipid profiles \" explains lead study author Jiah Yoo  but the same was not true among Japanese adults.\nThe discrepancy   she  adds  \"suggests that health implications of positive emotions may not be completely driven by the inherent nature of positive emotions  but also shaped by American cultural context.\"\n\"In American cultures  experiencing positive emotions is seen as desirable and is even encouraged via socialization \"  Yoo  explains. \"But in East Asian cultures  people commonly view positive emotions as having dark sides -- they are fleeting  may attract unnecessary attention from others  and can be a distraction from focusing on important tasks.\"\n Yoo  believes the cultural influence on the positivity-health connection may be the result of culturally specific health behaviors. \"Frequent experience of positive affect in the Western context would be aligned with prescribed values and beliefs  and thus likely motivate engagement in and pursuit of healthy behaviors \"  she  explains. \"In contrast  positive affect aligns less with norms and beliefs about positive affect in the East Asian context  and thus may not be associated with healthy behaviors.\"\nAfter all  experiencing a full range of emotions is perfectly healthy  and a least one study has shown that there's a benefit to embracing your negative emotions .  Yoo  says it's possible that Americans' mental and physical health could improve if we start viewing negativity as more acceptable.\nBut there are some caveats of the study. One is that this study design can only show correlation  not causation.  Yoo  says it also doesn't address the fact that \"sometimes positive emotions may not be healthy  even in the U.S.\" Indeed  some research points to the damaging health effects of our relentless pursuit of positivity and happiness.",
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            "input": "WEST PALM BEACH  Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump is lashing out at Vanity Fair  after the magazine said an online video mocking  Hillary Clinton  “missed the mark.”\nThe video posted over the weekend shows editors of Vanity Fair’s Hive website offering toasts and New Year’s resolutions for  Clinton   including that  she  vow to take up knitting  volunteer work or any hobby that would keep  her  from running again for president.\nThe backlash was swift. Among those to respond was actress Patricia Arquette  who tweeted  her  own proposal — stop telling women what they should or can do.\nTrump added that  Anna Wintour  “is beside  herself  in grief & begging for forgiveness!”\n Wintour  is the editor-in-chief of Vogue  not Vanity Fair.  She  is also the artistic director of parent company Conde Nast  which publishes both titles.",
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            "input": "Accustomed to the spotlight   Omarosa Manigault Newman  appeared on national television Thursday to push back against reports that  she  was fired from  her  job as a Trump assistant and director of communications for a White House office that deals with constituent groups.\n She  also denied reports that  she  made a spectacle of  herself  while being escorted from the White House grounds  calling the stories \"100 percent false\" and questioning why photos or video of  her  alleged misbehavior had yet to surface.\nBetter known by just  her  first name  Manigault Newman told ABC's \"Good Morning America\" that  she  resigned this week after discussing some of  her  concerns with White House chief of staff John Kelly. The Secret Service said it had deactivated a pass granting  her  access to the White House complex  though White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said  Manigault Newman  would be on staff through the administration's one-year mark.\nBefore her resignation  Kelly had advised  Manigault Newman  that changes were forthcoming — including her dismissal  according to two White House officials who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss personnel matters.\n Manigault Newman  was also expected to be at the White House on Thursday  Huckabee Sanders said.  She  declined to say for what purpose or to explain why the former reality TV contestant will collect a salary through Jan. 20  citing a policy of declining extensive comment on personnel matters.\n\"The president likes Omarosa  thanked  her  for  her  service \" Sanders told reporters. \"And  again   she 'll be here later this afternoon  so  she 's resigned from  her  position  but there's really nothing else to add on that front.\"\nTrump himself sang  her  praises when he was asked at an unrelated White House event about the resignation.\nManigault Newman described  her  conversation with Kelly as being \"very candid.\" A newlywed  she said she had a goal to make it to the administration's one-year mark and then \"get back to my life.\"\nSanders said Thursday was the first time she'd heard such comments from  Manigault Newman .\nHer resignation — she was Trump's most visible African-American adviser — immediately raised questions about diversity in the senior ranks of the White House.  Manigault Newman  said in a separate interview with ABC's \"Nightline\" that it was challenging being the only black woman in the senior staff.",
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            "input": "One person who may actually help  Gov. Cuomo  during the upcoming corruption trials of  his  former aides and associates is President Trump.\nVeteran Democratic operative Hank Sheinkopf  who in the past has worked for  Cuomo ’s campaign  said the governor “got lucky this time.”\nGOP consultant O'Brien Murray says the federal government shutdown could easily steal the spotlight from the opening day Monday of the federal corruption trial against long-time  Cuomo  confidante and former aide Joseph Percoco and several other associates of the governor.\n\" Cuomo  must be happy about the shutdown ” O’Murray said. “Less attention on the start of the trail that will highlight the  Cuomo  corruption tax.”",
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            "input": "PARIS (Reuters) - French defense electronics group Thales (TCFP.PA) enjoyed a jump in sales at its cybersecurity business in 2017 and expects further strong growth in the coming years  said  executive Laurent Maury .\n Maury  said the business generated about 900 million euros ($1.10 billion) in sales over 2017  up from 700 million euros a year earlier.  He  added it is expected to grow by about 10 percent annually in the coming years.\n“We’re only at the dawn of a world in which this kind of risk emerges  constantly evolving with increased virulence ”  Maury  told reporters on Monday.\n“Every additional interconnection represents a potential vulnerability ”  he  added.\nIn 2016  it bought data protection services provider Vormetric for 375 million euros ($460 million) - a deal which  Maury  said had enabled Thales to win a data security contract with BNP Paribas (BNPP.PA)  France’s biggest bank.",
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            "input": "In a robocall for populist conservative Roy Moore  Trump pleaded with Alabama voters to support his pro-American immigration agenda — which includes building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border  deporting illegal aliens  punishing sanctuary cities that harbor criminal illegal aliens  opposing amnesty and reducing legal immigration levels to benefit American workers — by opposing  Jones  in the December 12 election.\n“ Democrat Jones  is soft on crime  weak on immigration  supports abortion   he ’s bad for our military and bad for our vets ” Trump says. “We don’t want  him . And  he  also  by the way  wants higher taxes.”\n“We need  Roy  voting for us ” Trump says. “I’m stopping illegal immigration and crime  rebuilding a stronger military and protecting the Second Amendment and our pro-life values.”\n Jones  has taken immigration positions that have put  him  in-line with the open borders lobby and corporate interests  all of which advocate for more immigration and more imported foreign workers while American workers are forced to compete with a cheaper  imported foreign workforce  further driving down their already stagnant wages.\nWhen previously asked about sanctuary cities   Jones  deflected the question.\n“I’ll let someone else talk about sanctuary cities in California ”  Jones  told the Montgomery Advertiser in July.\nDespite its popularity among Alabama voters   Jones  has increasingly been a vocal opponent of Trump’s wall along the U.S.-Mexico border that would serve as the first path to ending illegal immigration in the country.\nAs Breitbart News reported   Jones  said of the wall:\n“No  I do not. I think it’s too expensive ”  Jones  told Fox News when asked if  he  supported the construction of the border wall. “I don’t think we need to be spending $20 billion dollars ”  Jones  continued  blasting the border wall. “I want to put it on healthcare  I want to get tax cuts for the middle class.”\n Jones’s  supposed concerns about the cost of the border wall fail to mention the annual cost of illegal immigration that  while benefitting multinational corporations and the wealthy upper class  has been a detriment to America’s working and middle classes.\n Jones  even went as far as to use talking points from the most pro-open borders governor in the country  California Gov. Jerry Brown (D)  Breitbart News reported. In July   Jones  compared the building of a border wall to stop illegal immigration to the Berlin Wall  the same comparison made by Brown just months earlier.\nAside from opposing Trump’s border wall   Jones  also supports giving amnesty to illegal aliens. Last month   Jones  said  he  not only supported the President Obama-created Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program but also supported the DREAM Act  which could lead to all 12 to 30 million illegal aliens in the U.S. receiving a pathway to citizenship.",
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            "input": "\"I assure you that we don't want bags of cash \" Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin testified on Tuesday during an appearance before the House Financial Services Committee. \"We want to make sure that we can collect our necessary taxes and other things.\"\nLast week  a top Treasury official wrote in a letter to lawmakers that the department is \"consulting with law enforcement\" about whether to maintain the guidance for depository institutions. Last month  a  Mnuchin  deputy testified at a Senate hearing that the banking document remains in effect while the administration weighs whether to revoke it.\nAt the Tuesday hearing   Mnuchin  confirmed that the department is \"reviewing the existing guidance.\" But he clarified that he doesn't want to rescind it without having an alternate policy in place to address public safety concerns.\nRep. Brad Sherman (D-CA) told  Mnuchin  that simply deleting the banking memo \"would really make it better for armed robbers in my community  because there'd be huge amounts of cash at the local marijuana dispensary.\"\n\"We specifically haven't taken it down  \" Mnuchin  said of the 2014 memo. \"We are looking at what Justice has done. And again  as I said  we're sensitive to the issue of dealing with the public safety issue and also making sure that the IRS and others have ways of collecting taxes without taking in cash.\"",
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            "input": "Babacho Mama  a former child soldier  heads to English class at the primary school in Pibor  South Sudan. (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)\nThe Pibor Boys Primary School  which hosts former child soldiers.  (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)\n Marko Maze  13  is one of the young former fighters who attend.  (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)\nA boy floats atop a piece of scrap metal in Pibor. According to UNICEF  most children in South Sudan do not finish primary school  and hardly any do in Pibor. (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)\nBaba Kzwa  a soldier turned livestock trader  keeps a gun to secure his business in Pibor.  (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)\nBabacho Mama attends an English class at the Pibor Boys Primary School.  (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)\n But Mama was done trying to guess.  He  wrote the sentence in  his  notebook and stared straight ahead at the chalkboard.",
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            "input": "Stephen Curry  is turning 3s into âforeâ!\nThe Warriors star  who moonlights as a professional golfer  confessed to practicing his swing in a hotel room Thursday  which unsurprisingly did not end well.  Curry  posted a photo of the damage on  his  Instagram account  which showed a shattered glass table and shards of glass scattered over the chair and carpet.\nâWhen you feel like youâre on the @pgatour so you gotta get some swings going in the hotel room #idiot â  he  wrote.\nThe two-time NBA MVP made his professional golf debut last August  competing on the Web.com Tour in the Ellie Mae Classic. Though he missed the cut after finishing the first two rounds 8-over and 11 strokes off the mark   Curry  gave the world a taste of  his  dual athletic talent. Out of the 156-man field  he finished ahead of four players.\nWhile  Curry  may have to reprove himself on the links  he shouldnât have to worry about the incident causing any damage to his bank account. The 29-year-old signed the first $200 million contract in NBA history last June  keeping him in Golden State through the 2021-22 season.",
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            "input": "Around The World In 42 Days : Frenchman Sets New Sailing Record Enlarge this image toggle caption Thibault Camus / AP Thibault Camus / AP There is a new world record for sailing around the world : 42 days   16 hours   40 minutes and 35 seconds . If verified   it is more than 6 days faster than the previous record   set a year earlier . Enlarge this image toggle caption Thibault Camus / AP Thibault Camus / AP French sailor François Gabart   aboard a 100 - foot trimaran   set out on Nov . 4 to break the record held by countryman Thomas Coville . On Sunday   Gabart crossed the virtual finish between France ' s northwest tip and Lizard Point in southwest England at 0145 GMT before turning homeward to Brest in northwestern France . He reportedly averaged 27 . 2 knots ( 31 . 3 mph ) over 27   859 . 7 nautical miles . YouTube Making such a journey is a difficult feat . It involves tackling the cold and stormy Southern Ocean that rings Antarctica   all the while tending a high - performance sailing vessel at the edge of its performance envelope . After reaching Brest   Gabart   34   said he was \" aching all over .\" \"[ It ' s ] been like that for weeks   weeks since a proper sleep – I can hardly go on  \" he told reporters after making landfall at Brest . \" It was hard and I was on the very edge of things the whole time .\" Exhausted or not   Gabart managed to share a bottle of champagne with his shore crew . \" It hasn ' t sunk in yet but I know it ' s a great time  \" he said . Britain ' s Dame Ellen MacArthur won the title for fastest non - stop circumnavigation in 2005   but lost it to Francis Joyon of France . She regained it three years later .  Gabart ' s  record must be verified by the World Sailing Speed Record Council   which will scrutinize  his  vessel ' s GPS data before signing off on the new record .",
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            "input": "The Virginia governor's race has been captivating  controversial and frequently cutting. Republican nominee Ed Gillespie  a long-time party operative and lobbyist  has dominated the campaign dialogue with a succession of racially tinged attacks on Democrat Ralph Northam  the lieutenant governor. Though Virginia has been trending Democratic  and final pre-election polls still show Northam leading  Gillespie's onslaught has shaken the soft-spoken Democratic nominee and unnerved party activists desperate to record their first big electoral win of the Trump presidency.\nGiven that surveys have consistently shown Trump's approval rating below 40% in both states   Gillespie  and Guadagno must replicate McAuliffe's equation to prevail: they will need to win a higher percentage among Trump approvers than they lose among disapprovers. The challenge is that in both states Trump's disapproval rating among voters is likely to be much higher than Obama's was in 2013  leaving the GOP nominees less room for error.\n Gillespie  has followed a distinctive strategy of keeping  his  distance from Trump personally (the President hasn't campaigned in the state) while embracing several of  his  key themes  for instance on immigration. If that allows  Gillespie  to suppress  his  deficit among voters who disapprove of Trump   he  may offer a roadmap to other Republicans running in places dubious of the President.\nPopulation growth in Virginia since 2013 has continued to strengthen the groups and places where Democrats are strongest. But Democrats are nervous that  Gillespie  may inspire a turnout surge among Trump's core constituency of older  blue-collar and non-urban whites with  his  racially provocative campaign -- which has included a full-throated endorsement of preserving Confederate monuments and unrelenting attacks on \"sanctuary cities\" and the Central American gang MS-13.\nAnother critical dynamic in Virginia will be how much the Trump factor -- and  Gillespie 's turn toward Trump-like themes -- accelerates the shift in partisan allegiances between blue-collar and white-collar whites  what I've called the class inversion.\nAs in most states  Republicans now consistently post crushing advantages among Virginia whites without a college degree: Trump in 2016  Gillespie in his narrow 2014 Senate race defeat against Democrat Mark Warner  Cuccinelli in 2013  presidential nominee Mitt Romney in 2012  and McDonnell in 2009  all carried about 70% or more of them.  Gillespie  needs to equal  if not exceed  that.\nDid the immigration issue help or hurt  Gillespie ?\nNortham ran a bland  mostly forgettable campaign  but  Gillespie  planted a stake by igniting Trump-style cultural confrontations over Confederate monuments and especially \"sanctuary cities.\"\nWhether  Gillespie  wins or loses  analysts in both parties believe other Republicans are likely to reprise his attacks next year because they have clearly shaken Northam. Already  Guadagno has stressed the issue in the campaign's final weeks.\nBoth sides will be watching whether  Gillespie 's arguments help  him  turn out the Trump constituency-and whether  in a backlash  they provoke larger turnout and/or bigger margins than usual for Democrats akmong non-white voters.  Gillespie 's campaign insists the \"sanctuary city\" arguments are also helping  him  with suburban swing voters anxious about crime  while the Northam campaign says the attacks' racial edge have alienated those voters. The answer has big implications for 2018  and both sides will be combing the Virginia results for clues -- particularly the results among college-educated whites and in the DC exurbs-about who's right.\nIn Virginia  many political experts zero in on two counties. Chesterfield County  just south of Richmond  historically has favored Republicans  but Trump significantly underperformed there. If  Gillespie  wobbles there too  it will offer an indication of suburban backlash against  his  embrace of Trump-like themes. Another marker is well-educated Loudon County in the Washington DC exurbs.  Gillespie  narrowly carried it in 2014  but Clinton trounced Trump there.  Gillespie  can't afford that.",
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            "input": "Diana Lovejoy   45  collapsed in court after  she  was found guilty of a conspiracy charge as well as attempted murder  prompting loud gasps from the courtroom.\nWhen court reconvened 30 minutes later  Lovejoy  was no longer at the defense table — instead  she  had been wheeled out by paramedics and taken to a nearby hospital  FOX5 San Diego reported.\n Lovejoy  and McDavid planned the crime after meeting at a gun range where  she  was taking lessons. According to prosecutors  he contacted  Lovejoy 's ex-husband Greg Mulvihill on Sept. 1  2016 posing as a private investigator claiming to have information on his estranged wife.\nThe caller instructed Mulvihill at the time to go to a remote dirt road where he could pick up a package containing materials related to  Lovejoy   prosecutor Jodi Breton told jurors. Mulvihill and a co-worker  Jason Kovach  drove to the area together to look for a package taped to a power pole.\nThe prosecutor said Mulvihill  45  was trying to reclaim his life after  Lovejoy  had made claims that he had molested their young son and sexually abused her. The couple had been separated since July 2014 and were in the final stages of completing their divorce  FOX5 reported.\nAuthorities later determined the phone used to call Mulvihill was purchased by  Lovejoy   and feces found in the bushes at the scene of the shooting were traced to  McDavid .\n McDavid 's attorney  Ricky Crawford  said his client was a trained marksman and retired Marine who fired his rifle only after he heard someone yell \"I have a gun!\"\n\"If  Weldon McDavid  wanted to kill someone with  his  skill set   he  would have done so \" Crawford told the jury. \"That was not  his  intent. \"\nLovejoy  faces 25 years to life in prison  while  McDavid  faces 50 years to life in prison when they are sentenced on Dec. 12.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (AP)  — Donald Trump Jr.  refused to tell lawmakers about conversations  he  had with  his  father regarding a 2016 Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer after emails detailing the meeting had become public  according to the top Democrat on the House intelligence committee.\nSpeaking to the committee behind closed doors on Wednesday as part of its investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election   Trump Jr.  said  he  didn't tell the president about the meeting between Trump campaign officials and Russians when it happened and  he  declined to elaborate on what  he  ultimately told  him  after the meeting became public.\nCalifornia Rep. Adam Schiff said that  Trump Jr.  said he couldn't speak about the conversations with his father this summer because of attorney-client privilege  telling the committee a lawyer was present when he spoke to his father about the June 2016 meeting and the emails that led up to it.\nThe Trump Tower meeting is a matter of keen interest to special counsel Robert Mueller  who is also investigating the meddling and whether there was any obstruction of justice.  Trump Jr.  and Jared Kushner  Trump's son-in-law  attended the meeting with several Russian operatives under the impression that they might receive damaging information about the Democratic presidential candidate  Hillary Clinton.\nMueller is also interested in the White House response to the meeting once it became public. The White House has said the president was involved in drafting an early statement saying the meeting primarily concerned a Russian adoption program  but emails later released by  Trump Jr.  showed  he  enthusiastically agreed to the sit-down with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya and others after  he  was promised dirt on  his  father's rival.  Trump Jr.  later said the promised material never materialized.\n Trump Jr.  said during Wednesday's eight-hour interview that  he  spoke with President Donald Trump's communications aide Hope Hicks as early reports of the meeting emerged  according to one person familiar with the interview. The New York Times was first to report the existence of the meeting last July  and  Trump Jr.  released the emails detailing the planning for it several days later.\nRep. Adam Schiff  D-Calif.  ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee  speaks to media after a House Intelligence Committee meeting where President Donald Trump's oldest son  Donald Trump Jr.  was interviewed behind closed doors on Capitol Hill in Washington  Wednesday  Dec. 6  2017. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)\n Trump Jr.  also told the intelligence panel that  he  didn't tell  his  father about the 2016 meeting at the time that it happened  according to the person familiar with  his  interview. The person was not authorized to speak about the testimony and asked not to be identified.\nBoth the House and the Senate intelligence committees have been interested in the Trump Tower meeting and have interviewed several participants. The Senate Judiciary Committee is also investigating the meeting  and interviewed  Trump Jr.  behind closed doors in September.\nIn that interview   Trump Jr.  cast the 2016 meeting as simply an opportunity to learn about Clinton's \"fitness  character or qualifications \" insisting to investigators that  he  did not collude with Russia to hurt Clinton's campaign.\nThe Senate intelligence committee also hopes to interview  Trump Jr.  before the end of the year.\nKushner has spoken to both intelligence committees. The panels have also interviewed Ike Kaveladze  who was at the meeting as a representative of a Russian developer who once partnered with  Trump  to bring the Miss Universe pageant to Moscow  and Rinat Akhmetshin  a Russian-American lobbyist. A translator who was in attendance has also spoken to congressional investigators.\nRep. Trey Gowdy  R-S.C.  a member of the House Intelligence Committee  heads to a closed-door session with the president's oldest son  Donald Trump Jr.  on Capitol Hill in Washington  Wednesday  Dec. 6  2017. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)\nLawmakers were also expected to ask  Trump Jr.  about  his  communications with WikiLeaks during and after the campaign.  Trump Jr.  released messages last month that showed  him  responding to the WikiLeaks' Twitter account three times  at one point agreeing to \"ask around\" about a political action committee WikiLeaks had mentioned.  He  also asked the site about a rumor about an upcoming leak  and tweeted a link that the account sent  him .\nAlso Wednesday  the House intelligence panel released a transcript of an interview last week with Erik Prince  the founder of the security firm Blackwater and a prominent  Trump  supporter.\nAccording to the transcript  which was partially redacted   Prince  told the panel  he  met a Russian with ties to President Vladimir Putin in the Seychelles islands earlier this year  but  he  denies  he  was representing  Trump  in the exchange.",
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            "input": "Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Monday said the central bank will keep a close eye on the sliding U.S. dollar even as he pledged anew to keep interest rates at record-lows to nurture the economic recovery.\ndollar\n In remarks to the Economic Club of New York  Bernanke engaged in a delicate dance.\n He made clear Fed policymakers will keep rates at super-low levels. Yet through his words  Bernanke is also trying to bolster confidence in the dollar without actually raising rates  a move that could short-circuit the fragile recovery.\n \"We are attentive to the implications of changes in the value of the dollar \" Bernanke said in rare remarks about the greenback. The Fed  he said  will continue to \"monitor these developments closely.\"\n Although commodity prices -- such as oil -- have risen lately  that pickup likely reflects a revival in global economic activity and the recent depreciation of the dollar  Bernanke said. Even so  the Fed chief predicted inflation probably will remain \"subdued for some time.\"\n That gives the Fed leeway to hold rates at record-low levels for an \"extended period \" he said  repeating a pledge made at the Fed's meeting earlier this month.\n Bernanke predicted the U.S. economy should continue to grow next year  but he warned of \"important headwinds\" that will restrain the recovery  including a weak job market and tight credit for small businesses and households.\n Those forces \"likely will prevent the expansion from being as robust as we would hope \" he said.\n Bernanke said the rebound reflected more than \"purely temporary factors\" and predicted growth would continue into next year.\n But he cautioned there is uncertainty about how the economy will evolve next year  and warned that \"future setbacks are possible.\"\n Bernanke said the unemployment rate \"likely will decline only slowly\" if economic growth remains \"moderate\" as he expects.\n Because jobs are likely to remain scarce for some time  consumers -- critical shapers of overall economic activity -- will be cautious about spending  Bernanke said.\n Banks dealing with the fallout from soured commercial real estate loans also could slow progress on efforts to get credit flowing more freely again  the Fed chief said. And credit difficulties will limit the ability of some businesses to expand and hire.\n \"Overall a number of factors suggest that employment gains may be modest during the early stages of the expansion \" Bernanke said.",
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            "input": "Good news ... Dwyane Wade tells TMZ Sports he 's been talking with LeBron James and is planning to meet with him THIS WEEK . \nSo , if Bron 's serious about bringing him on ... maybe James should pay for dinner ?",
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            "input": "LAS VEGAS — Charlene and her boyfriend  were asleep in  their  room at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino when  at 3 a.m.  there was a sudden banging on the door. Dazed   they  thought it must be someone in another room. But the pounding continued.\nWhen  they  finally answered the door  a SWAT team barged into the room.\n\" They  were going room to room  \" Charlene  who declined to provide her last name   told BuzzFeed News Tuesday afternoon. \" They  searched the room  the closet.  They  looked all around  and then  they  were gone.\" The entire ordeal Monday morning lasted only a few minutes. When it ended  Charlene  turned on the TV and learned that Stephen Paddock had opened fire from the broken windows of another suite  raining bullets down on a concert and killing at least 58 people in the deadliest shooting in modern US history. The attack has prompted an outpouring of support and mourning  but at the hotel Paddock used as his perch  its turned the once lively casino on the Las Vegas Strip into a virtual ghost town.\nA spokesperson for MGM Resorts International  which owns Mandalay Bay  said that business at the hotel was \"not slowing down \" and that \"it’s still too early to gauge near term impacts.\" The spokesperson added that the company is providing counseling to hotel employees and guests  and said it was \"standard practice\" for companies to forbid their employees to speak to the media. Still  the vacant silence was unmissable at Mandalay Bay. Kelly Powers  a self-described Vegas regular who arrived at the hotel from Houston on Monday night  said the employees she had interacted with seemed to be suffering. \"I think they're traumatized \" she said. \"I think they're wondering why this happened  why it happened here.\"  Charlene  — the woman whose room was stormed by SWAT officers — and Powers were both among a handful of people passing the time Tuesday afternoon playing the slots. They had their run of the place  but  Charlene  said that as empty as the casino was  it was actually an improvement over a day earlier. \"It was eerie \"  she  said. \"It was empty all day Monday.\"  Charlene   who is visiting from Canada  said that after the shooting guests were placed on lockdown in their rooms and did not receive information from the hotel about what was going on. When some tried to descend the elevators  they were told by police to return to their rooms. \"We couldn't go anywhere and we couldn't do anything  we had no direction \"  Charlene  said  adding they had to remain in their room until around noon Monday. When they finally were allowed to leave their room and enter the casino there were no employees in sight. \"Nothing was open  there was  no staff\" Charlene  recalled. \"It was kind of in shambles.\" Despite the chaos  hotel patrons remained mostly optimistic Tuesday. Powers praised the staff \"for trying to do their jobs\" and  Charlene  said  she  doesn't fault the resort for what happened Sunday night. \"I'm not going to blame them \"  Charlene  said. \"I would come back.\"",
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            "input": "TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan reappointed central bank chief Haruhiko Kuroda for another term on Friday  and chose an advocate of bolder monetary easing as one of his deputies in a strong signal to investors that policymakers are in no rush to turn off a sweeping stimulus program.\nBank of Japan  (BOJ) Governor Haruhiko Kuroda  attends a financial and monetary committee session at the Lower House of the parliament in Tokyo  Japan  February 16  2018. REUTERS/Toru Hanai\nAs a former top Japanese currency diplomat   Kuroda  had criticized the BOJ for not doing enough to ease the pain a strong yen was inflicting on an export-reliant economy.\n His  calls for more radical monetary steps drew Abe’s attention and brought  him  to the BOJ helm in 2013  where  he  worked with Amamiya to deploy a sweeping asset-buying program.\nA workaholic who does not play golf or drink much - making him a rare breed among Japanese policy elites -  Kuroda  has proved to be a safe hand for the government with  his  unwavering commitment to keep the money spigot wide open.\n He  befriended many overseas policymakers during  his  stint as head of the Asian Development Bank from 2005 to 2013.\nPeople who work with him or know him well say  Kuroda  appears lively and fit for another term despite  his  age and the demanding schedule  which involves frequent overseas trips and visits to parliament to answer lawmakers’ questions.\n Kuroda  will face challenges different from five years ago in his second term. The yen’s ascent to 15-month highs has drawn verbal intervention from the finance minister  a sign Abe’s government may pile pressure on the BOJ to ramp up stimulus if yen rises persist.",
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            "input": "But Americans' concerns about the technological capabilities of their own nation relative to those of the USSR didn't fully bloom until two months later  after the Soviets had launched a dog to space and the United States' first attempt to loft a satellite had failed spectacularly  said  former NASA Chief Historian Roger Launius . [Sputnik 1! 7 Fun Facts About Humanity's First Satellite]\n\"The way I tend to phrase it is  you get three strikes  and you're out \"  Launius  told Space.com.\nThe launch of the beach-ball-size Sputnik 1 did not come as a shock to American national-security officials  who had expected something big was in the works. But it did catch  the public off-guard  Launius  said.\n\"The media at the time asked him a couple of questions about Sputnik  and then they moved on to other things \"  Launius  said. \"The big story of the day was the Little Rock crisis — are you going to bring in federal troops to desegregate the Little Rock [Arkansas] school system?\"\nBut the mood shifted noticeably on Nov. 3  1957  when the USSR successfully launched Sputnik 2 to orbit   Launius  said.\n\"It certainly salved the open wound; there's no doubt about that \"  Launius  said of Explorer 1  which famously discovered the Van Allen radiation belts surrounding Earth.\nBut this success didn't erase all memories of the wound. Over time  the three-tiered Sputnik moment spurred the U.S. government to ramp up the nation's technological capabilities   Launius  said.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "So once again  we put out the call to Syrian contacts around the U.S. And we found  a woman named Fadia .  She  was born and raised in Aleppo and came to the U.S. more than 30 years ago.  She  and  her  husband raised their children here.  She  asked that we not use  her  last name because  she  still has family in Aleppo and doesn't want them to get in trouble if the wrong person hears of  her  participation in this story.\nBut  her  family — they were our in.\nSo that's how it happened that one of Fadia's relatives walked in to Syrjeia by the public garden and said  \"There's a radio show in New York that wants to talk to you.\"\nA few weeks later  I was in  Fadia 's living room in the New York suburbs calling Imad Syrjeia on an app called Viber that the Syrian government can't track. Imad's father opened the restaurant in the 1970s and has since passed away.\nAt first  Imad was wary.  Fadia  explained  her  family's connection to  his  and reminded  him  of the person who had come into  his  store talking about a radio show in New York.  She  said it's just a show about food — nothing political.  He  said OK.\nWhen I asked how  he  and the restaurant were doing  Imad insisted everything was great. But  Fadia  said  he  would never dare say otherwise  in case the wrong person is listening.\n\" He  doesn't know you \" she explains. \" He  can't even say it to  me . I'm Syrian but  he  won't.\"\nI don't speak Arabic. (Later on I had the recording of this conversation translated.) But just hearing Imad's voice coming out of the speaker in that moment was deeply moving. Knowing  his  voice was coming from a place that the news had told me was destroyed.\nAs  Fadia  and I said goodbye to him  he invited me to Syria.\n\"He will welcome you \" said  Fadia  enthusiastically. \"They're very generous. They welcome everybody!\"",
            "output": [
                "Fadia"
            ]
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            "input": "Actor John Bradley  who plays Sam  Tarly  told TV Guide that characters are going to keep being pushed by new elements and traveling the seven kingdoms deeper and faster than ever before.\n\"Each of the characters this year is placed in a completely alien environment at some point in the season that they've never been placed in before \"  Bradley  said. \"The thrill is seeing how they react to it and how they respond... This season  I think  more than any other is stretching these characters.\"\nBut  Bradley 's comments are intriguing from a character perspective. An alien environment isn't necessarily a physical place; it's an unfamiliar situation (Arya  no longer sniffing out traitors)  an important task (Cersei trying to play nice with others)  or a new threat (White! Walkers!).\n\"The stakes definitely feel ramped up  \" Bradley  told TV Guide. \"We know that we've got a real job to do. This has been a part of people's lives for so many years. This is our eighth season  and we are kind of feeling the pressure to get it right because we want to satisfy people...we just kind of want to give them an ending that they deserve.\"",
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                "Bradley"
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            "input": "CLEVELAND , Ohio -- At one point it appeared LeBron James and Josh Gordon were going to intersect in Cleveland -- two stars embedded in the city 's sports landscape . \nBut as James was bringing the Cavaliers back to prominence after a four-year stint in Miami , Gordon 's life was spiraling out of control and his football future was in peril . \n\"I applaud Josh for what he 's doing ,\" James said . \n\"I have zero relationship with Josh Gordon , but I have a lot of knowledge about substance abuse ,\" James said late Tuesday night following the Cavaliers ' fourth preseason game . \nEarlier in the day , Gordon opened up about his drug and alcohol abuse during a 13-minute documentary on Uninterrupted , the online media platform James created for athletes . \nWhile the Cavs star expressed his support for Gordon on social media , James elaborated on that a little more , explaining why he could empathize . \n\"I 've had someone in my family that 's had substance abuse and it 's very easy to point the finger at people when you do n't know what they 're going through ,\" James said .",
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            "input": "The behavior by Dylan Howard  currently the chief content officer of American Media Inc.   occurred while  he  was running the company's Los Angeles office  according to men and women who worked there.  Howard 's self-proclaimed nickname was \"Dildo \" a phallus-shaped sex toy  the former employees said.  His  conduct led to an internal inquiry in 2012 by an outside consultant  and former employees said  he  stopped working out of the L.A. office after the inquiry.\n Howard  quit soon after the report was completed  but the company rehired  him  one year later with a promotion that landed  him  in the company's main office in New York. It was not clear whether  Howard  faced any discipline over the accusations. AP is not aware of any sexual harassment allegations involving  Howard  since  he  was rehired.\nThe AP spoke with 12 former employees who knew about the investigation into  Howard 's behavior  though not all were aware of every detail. The outside investigator hired to examine complaints about  Howard 's behavior also confirmed to AP that he completed a report.\nIn a brief phone interview with the AP   Howard  characterized the ex-employees' claims as \"baseless.\"\nA lawyer for American Media confirmed Tuesday that an outside investigator was hired to look into two employees' claims about  Howard 's behavior.\nThe lawyer  Cam Stracher  said the investigation did not show serious wrongdoing. Stracher confirmed that one employee had complained that  Howard  said  he  wanted to create a Facebook account for her vagina  but Stracher said  Howard  said that never happened.\nIn his job   Howard  oversees those newsrooms.\nAMI spokesman Jon Hammond described the two employees who had formally complained about  Howard 's alleged behavior as \"disgruntled.\"\nTwo former employees  one a senior manager and another a reporter in the L.A. office  agreed to be publicly identified to discuss  Howard 's behavior.\n\"The behavior that  Dylan  displayed and the way  he  was and the way the company dealt with it — I just think that it has to be made public because it's completely unacceptable \" said Maxine \"Max\" Page  a former senior editor at RadarOnline. She complained to the human resources department about  Howard 's behavior on behalf of two female reporters.\n Howard  made inappropriate comments to and about one of those women  Page and six other ex-employees said.  Howard  told employees in the newsroom  he  wanted to create a Facebook account on behalf of the woman's vagina  commented on her sex life and forced her and other female employees to either watch or listen to graphic recordings of sex involving celebrities despite there being no professional rationale for doing so  they said.\nA former senior editor recalled  Howard  wrongly claimed during a newsroom meeting that the woman had had sex with a journalism source and praised her for it  saying she needed to \"do what you need\" to get a story.\nThe woman  Howard  was discussing confirmed these and other incidents to the AP but declined to be identified.\nPage and four other employees recounted instances in which  Howard  talked about  his  own sexual exploits  including descriptions of  his  partners' physical attributes.\nStracher  the company lawyer  said no one interviewed by the outside investigator complained about  Howard 's handling of pornographic material. Stracher said there was nothing inherently inappropriate about that in the celebrity news business.\nStracher also said no one complained to the investigator about  Howard 's alleged encouragement of a reporter to sleep with news sources.",
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            "input": "Army Sgt.  Bowe Bergdahl  was sentenced to a dishonorable discharge  avoiding prison time  on Nov. 3. Bergdahl  who the Taliban held hostage for five years  pleaded guilty in October to charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. (The Washington Post)\nArmy Sgt.  Bowe Bergdahl  was sentenced to a dishonorable discharge  avoiding prison time  on Nov. 3. Bergdahl  who the Taliban held hostage for five years  pleaded guilty in October to charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. (The Washington Post)\nFORT BRAGG  N.C. — Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl  who in 2009 walked off a U.S. military outpost in eastern Afghanistan and spent the next five years in enemy captivity  was sentenced Friday to a dishonorable discharge from the Army but will avoid prison time.\n Bergdahl ’s case sparked ferocious debate over his actions and the controversial prisoner exchange that led to his release in 2014  challenging the military’s bedrock principle of never leaving a soldier behind.\nIt also was overshadowed by President Trump’s accusation that  Bergdahl  is a traitor who should be executed. Bergdahl’s defense siezed on those remarks  arguing they compromised his right to a fair hearing. Nance indicated earlier this week that Trump’s statements could result in a less severe sentence.\nSgt.  Bowe Bergdahl  leaves the courthouse after the seventh day of sentencing proceedings in  his  court martial at Fort Bragg  N.C.  on Nov. 2  2017. (REUTERS/Jonathan Drake) (Jonathan Drake/Reuters)\nAs a consequence of his dishonorable discharge   Bergdahl  will lose all benefits  including medical care  afforded to military veterans. He will also forfeit $1 000 a month for the next 10 months. His rank will be reduced from sergeant to private.\nFidell said in a written statement that  Bergdahl  is grateful to those who searched for him during his captivity and to those who helped secure his release. He also excoriated Trump for what he called an “unprincipled effort to stoke a lynchmob atmosphere” during the presidential campaign.\n[The Army let a convicted murderer into  Bowe Bergdahl’s  trial. He said ‘I got a firing squad standing by.’]\nThe sentence closes a major chapter in what’s become an eight-year odyssey.  Bergdahl  the sole U.S. service member to be captured in Afghanistan   became a political lightning rod across two administrations. The episode drew in Trump and former President Barack Obama  who was roundly criticized for holding a Rose Garden ceremony to celebrate Bergdahl’s return even as details of the soldier’s voluntary abandonment had begun to circulate.\nTrump said on the campaign trail that  Bergdahl  was a “dirty  rotten traitor” who should be executed. Bergdahl’s sentencing hearing began Oct. 23 with a motion from Bergdahl’s attorneys to dismiss the case on grounds Trump improperly used his position as commander in chief to interfere in the process. Trump recently referred back to his inflammatory statements.\n Bergdahl  walked away from his combat outpost just before midnight June 29  2009  in what an Army investigation determined was an attempt to cause a crisis and draw attention to concerns that  Bergdahl  had about his leaders.\nWhile  Bergdahl  and his lawyers have said it was a decision he later regretted  prosecutor Maj. Justin Oshana said Thursday that “it wasn’t a mistake  it was a crime.”\n Bergdahl  was captured within hours by armed Taliban fighters on motorcycles and turned over to the Haqqani network  a group in Pakistan that tortured him on and off for years. His release was secured as part of a controversial prisoner exchange initiated by the Obama administration in 2014  in which five Taliban militants were swapped for the U.S. soldier.\n[For those tasked with finding  Bowe Bergdahl   deep resentment remains]\nThe prosecution has said Bergdahl’s decisions contributed to grim injuries as the war effort in eastern Afghanistan ground to halt so that thousands of U.S. and Afghan troops  charged with rolling back Taliban influence and securing polling stations for upcoming elections  could instead look for  Bergdahl . But the trail quickly grew cold. Later they would learn he had been spirited away to Pakistan.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "TOKYO ( AP ) —  North Korean leader Kim Jong Un  said Monday the United States should be aware that  his  country ’ s nuclear forces are now a reality   not a threat . But  he  also struck a conciliatory tone in  his  New Year ’ s address   wishing success for the Winter Olympics set to begin in the South in February and suggesting the North may send a delegation to participate . Kim   wearing a Western - style gray suit and tie   said in his customary annual address his country had achieved the historic feat of “ completing ” its nuclear forces and added he has a nuclear button on his desk . “ The U . S . should know that the button for nuclear weapons is on my table  ” he said during the speech   as provisionally translated by the AP . The official transcript of his address was expected to be released shortly . “ The entire area of the U . S . mainland is within our nuclear strike range . … The United States can never start a war against me and our country .”  Kim  also called for improved relations with the South   an idea mentioned in speeches more often than it is met .  He  said the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics would be a good opportunity to showcase the status of the Korean nation .  He  said the North and South could meet urgently to discuss the North sending a delegation . “ The Winter Olympic games that will be held soon in the South will be a good opportunity to display the status of the Korean nation and we sincerely wish that the event will be held with good results  ”  he  said . The New Year ’ s address is an annual event in the North and is watched closely for indications of the direction and priorities Kim may adopt in the year ahead . This year ’ s speech was seen as particularly important because of the high tensions over Pyongyang ’ s frequent missile launches and its nuclear test in 2017 . The tests were the focus of fiery verbal exchanges between the North and U . S . President Donald Trump   who has derisively called Kim   “ little rocket man .” Kim also stressed North Korea ’ s economic achievements during the speech   and noted the importance of improving the nation ’ s standard of living . ___ AP writer Kim Tong - hyung in Seoul   South Korea   contributed to this report .",
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            "input": "There's  no question that Chicago police detective Dante Servin killed Rekia Boyd when he fired five shots at a group of people in a dark West Side alley .  The question  is whether  his  actions were justified because  he  had a reasonable fear that  his  life was in danger.\nWe'll never know the answer  because Cook County Judge Dennis Porter got stuck on a different question: Should  Servin  have been charged with a more serious crime than involuntary manslaughter?\n Servin 's trial ended Monday with a directed verdict of not guilty because Porter decided prosecutors had aimed too low.\n Servin  was off duty and in  his  personal car when  he  got in a shouting match with the group in March 2012.  His  lawyers say  he  drew  his  gun and fired when Antonio Cross pulled an object from  his  waistband and pointed it at  Servin .  Boyd  was hit in the back of the head.  She  died two days later.  She  was 22.\nAfter three days of testimony  Porter abruptly ended  Servin 's bench trial. He said prosecutors had shown \"beyond a reasonable doubt\" that Servin killed  Boyd   and that the officer fired the shots knowing they were likely to cause great bodily harm or death. Those elements would add up to first-degree murder  the judge said  unless  Servin  could prove he acted in self defense. But  Servin  never had to make that case.\nAnother look at  the Dante Servin verdict . (WGN TV) Another look at  the Dante Servin verdict . (WGN TV) SEE MORE VIDEOS\nTo win a conviction on the involuntary manslaughter charge  prosecutors needed to prove that  Servin  acted recklessly — without regard for the risks.\n Servin  couldn't be convicted of first-degree murder because  he  was charged with involuntary manslaughter. And  he  couldn't be convicted of involuntary manslaughter  Porter said  because there was no evidence of reckless behavior.\nThe appellate courts said the evidence supported a first-degree murder conviction and the defendants weren't entitled to be tried on a less serious charge. Their convictions were upheld.  Servin 's outcome turns that on  its  head.\nWe asked around and found some attorneys who agreed with Porter's reasoning and some who didn't. It's not subject to appeal  because  Servin  was found not guilty. The case is over.\n Servin  did not help matters with  his  comments to reporters after the verdict.  He  repeated  his  contention that Boyd's death was an accident — let's be clear   the judge  said no such thing — and said  he  was lucky not to be \"a police death statistic.\"\n\"Antonio Cross is a would-be cop killer  and that's all I have to say \"  Servin  said.\n Servin  was making an off-duty burger run in  his  personal car when the confrontation occurred.  He  was not putting  his  life on the line to serve and protect.\nCross is not a would-be cop killer.  His  \"weapon\" turned out to be a cell phone. An aggravated assault charge against  him  was dropped in March 2013  the same day the city agreed to a $4.5 million wrongful death settlement with Boyd's relatives.",
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            "input": "A recent trip to the beach left  Kim Kardashian  feeling badly about  her  body.\n The reality star  admits  she  was deeply troubled by the critical comments some people made about  her  body after unflattering photos of  her  in a bikini this past April in Mexico emerged online.\n\"You take pictures and people just body shame you \"  Kardashian  said on Sunday's episode of \"Keeping Up with the Kardashians.\"\n\"It's like literally giving me body dysmorphia \"  she  said. \"Like  I'm so insecure  I just can't take it.\"\nBody dysmorphia is a medical condition that occurs when someone's perception of their own physical appearance leaves them imagining or exaggerating flaws to an obsessive extent.  Kardashian  did not specify whether  she 'd actually been diagnosed with the condition during the episode.\n Kim Kardashian  spoke about feeling insecure during Sunday’s episode of “Keeping Up with the Kardashians.” (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Tom Ford)\nThe photos surfaced during  Kardashian 's trip to Mexico for  her  older sister Kourtney's 38th birthday. In the episode  Kourtney suggests they go jet-skiing  but Kim declines.\n\"I can't have fun after seeing those pics  there's other pics where I look so good and it's just from a different angle \"  she  says.\nIt's not the first time  Kardashian  has opened up about that incident taking a toll on  her .  She  said during an appearance on \"The View\" in June that  she  believed the pictures had been photoshopped.\n Kim Kardashian  feared for  her  safety while staying in Mexico\n\"I saw these awful photos of  myself  when I was on a trip in Mexico and people were Photoshopping them and sharpening them \"  she  said.\n Kim Kardashian 's hottest moments\nKardashian  36  added on the daytime talk show that  she  hadn't worked out in several months after undergoing a pair of surgeries on  her  uterus.\n\"I definitely was not in my best shape \"  she  said  adding that  she  started working out with a bodybuilder shortly after.\n Kardashian  also revealed on this Sunday's wide-ranging episode of \"Keeping Up with the Kardashians\" that  she  used to seek out paparazzi by going to venues where  she  knew photographers were present  but was no longer interested in doing so.",
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            "input": "The movie that was nominated for several Oscars began as a self-published book by  Andy Weir . NPR's Lynn Neary looks at how an unknown author's book became a hit audio book and major motion picture.\nSelf-published authors often dream of snagging a big contract with a major publishing house. But after  Andy Weir 's self-published \"The Martian\" online  its next stop was not print. Instead   it  got picked up by a small Canadian audiobook company. Of course   it  was eventually made into a movie and nominated for multiple Oscars.  We 'll find out tomorrow night how many  it  wins. NPR's Lynn Neary has  our  story.\nLYNN NEARY  BYLINE: When Podium Publishing discovered \"The Martian \" it was a new and very small audiobook company.  Andy Weir  was a complete unknown.\nGREG LAWRENCE: When  we  talked to  Andy Weir   when I talked to him on the phone  he'd never spoken with a publisher before.\nNEARY: Tonn had to be persuaded to read the book. But once he did  he was on board. And Podium reached out to the author.  Andy Weir  says it had never occurred to him to pitch his book to a publishing company. And it didn't bother him at all that he was being approached by an audiobook publisher.\n ANDY  WEIR: I was surprised that anyone was interested. Remember  at this time  I didn't think that the book would have any mainstream appeal. So I thought it was just - oh  you know  it's just a book  you know  by a dork for dorks.\nNEARY: The growing popularity of  Weir 's self-published book also caught the attention of Random House  which wanted to make a deal for \"The Martian.\" But   Weir  says  there was one small problem. By then  he already had a contract with Podium.\n WEIR : The contract basically said I couldn't make a print edition of the book. So when Random House started expressing an interest  thankfully  the guys at Podium were just  like  oh  sure  we'll let you buy that back.\nNEARY: Podium Publishing  said Greg Lawrence  has never had any regrets about its decision to revert the rights back to  Weir .\nNEARY: One immediate benefit - both contracts required  Andy Weir  to take down the online version of the book. And that  says  Weir   gave the audiobook a big sales boost.\n WEIR : For about six or eight months or something like that  there was no version of \"The Martian\" available at all  other than the audiobook. So I think everybody won.\nNEARY: There have been one more than 100 000 reviews of the audio version of \"The Martian \" on audible.com. And   Andy Weir  says   he 's made more money from the audiobook than  he  has from the movie. Lynn Neary  NPR News  Washington.",
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            "input": "“The market is just stronger everywhere ” Airbus sales chief John Leahy told reporters.\n“We beat Boeing one last time ... we just went for it ”  Leahy  told Reuters.\nBoth bequeathed challenging targets to their successors as  Leahy  predicted that orders would exceed deliveries in 2018 for the ninth year in a row  while Bregier predicted “close to 800” deliveries this year as output accelerates after engine delays.\n Leahy  confirmed a Reuters report that the future of the A380 lies with Emirates  even though other airlines are interested in smaller numbers of the 544-seat jets. If the deal falls through  Airbus would have “no choice” but to close production   he  said.",
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            "input": "The changing U.S. economic and education structure has created a need for private funding for public schools  according to  Wall Street billionaire Steve Schwarzman .\n Schwarzman   founder of private-equity firm Blackstone Group and worth $13 billion  according to Forbes  advised 3 000 superintendents that public schools need to start working to raise private funding in order to compete  according to the report.\n\"Part of it is  if you've never done this type of work in terms of raising money  it's preparing people psychologically for the difficulty of asking \"  Schwarzman  told B.I. \"You have to be psychologically prepared to just keep asking.\"\nAnd things will only get worse  according to  Schwarzman .\n\"I think the roadblocks are basically just tradition  \" Schwarzman  told B.I. \"What I'm talking about is just typically not done.",
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            "input": "Washington (CNN) Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla said today that the United States has provided no evidence for its claims that US diplomats in Havana have come under deliberate sonic attack  and raised the question of whether the Trump administration is using the diplomats' injuries to unwind recent progress in creating closer ties.\n\"There is no evidence  there is no evidence whatsoever  of the occurrence of the alleged incidents or the cause or origin of these ailments reported by US diplomats \"  Rodriguez Parrilla  said today in Washington. \"Neither is there any evidence suggesting that these health problems have been caused by an attack of any sort during their stay in Cuba.\"\n\"These health problems are being used as a pretext of a political character ... to harm bilateral relations \"  Rodriguez Parrilla  said at a press conference at the National Press Club. \"The US government should stop politicizing this issue.\"\n The Cuban minister  said that the United States hasn't provided  his  government with any proof to substantiate President Donald Trump's statement that Cuba is to blame for medical problems suffered by more than 22 US diplomats and family members  some of whom have reportedly suffered brain injuries.\n Rodriguez Parrilla  also slammed Trump for  his  rhetoric about the island nation  citing the \"repeated disrespectful and offensive statements on Cuba by the US president.\" Trump's rhetoric is responsible for \"re-launching the hostile rhetoric of the periods of sharpest confrontation \"  he  said.\n He  added that anyone who claims the diplomats' health problems are the result of an attack is \"deliberately lying.\"",
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            "input": "A smiling Pope Francis  drew a big crowd at an outdoor Mass in the Chilean capital Tuesday during the first full day of  his  six-day visit to Chile and Peru.\n Francis  started the day with a speech in which  he  pleaded for forgiveness for the \"irreparable damage\" done to children who were raped and molested by priests.\n The pope  celebrated Mass in O'Higgins Park before a crowd estimated at about 400 000 people.  He  later brought some inmates to tears during an emotional visit to a women's prison.\n His  final public event was a meeting with priests and nuns at in a full Cathedral of Santiago ablaze with lighted candles.",
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            "input": "Martins’ lawyer  Mark Bederow  said Chambers’ story didn’t add up and that her lawyer  Michael David  has “repeatedly contradicted” her sworn claims.\n David  responded that  he  had learned about the incident only 10 days ago when Chambers’ mother recounted the disturbing details to  him .\n David  reiterated that  his  client’s story was consistent and that the tactics by the defense were similar to those allegedly deployed by cops in the hospital.\n“The defense is making up the contradictions to further bully and intimidate the rape victim ”  David  said.\nBederow retorted that  David  has ­“repeatedly contradicted the sworn claims of  his  client as  he  seeks to promote [a] lawsuit.”",
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            "input": "The one upside was that  a British cyber-security researcher  Marcus Hutchins   managed to trigger a \"kill switch\"  halting the attack prematurely. More on  him  in a bit...\n August: From hero to hounded\nMarcus Hutchins  never wanted to be exposed as the \"Wannacry hack hero\" and  his  name only became public after British newspapers revealed  him  to be cyber-security blogger Malware Tech against  his  will.\nThe US accused  him  of having developed banking malware several years ago and of selling it on dark web forums - charges Mr Hutchins denies.",
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            "input": "Ronan Farrow  made some personal sacrifices to report out his bombshell New Yorker investigation on Harvey Weinstein's pattern of predatory sexual harassment.\nTwo people familiar with the situation confirmed to Business Insider that  Farrow  missed his sister  Quincy Farrow's  wedding on October 7  as he was racing to finish his story.\n Farrow 's path to publishing the story was arduous.\nThough he remained an NBC contributor   Farrow  faced a number of barriers when he tried to report the story at NBC News.\nAccording to HuffPost  when NBC tried to stop him from shooting an interview with a victim who agreed to speak on camera   Farrow  paid out of his own pocket for a TV crew.\nThe New Yorker story has reinvigorated interest among television executives in  Farrow 's journalism career  several years after his weekly daytime show on MSNBC was canceled amid a broad lineup change.\nPage Six reported that multiple television networks including CNN  ABC  and CBS are all pursuing contracts with  Farrow   who has spent the last several years working with NBC's investigative team.\n Farrow  declined to comment.",
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            "input": "Such is the situation in Peru and Chile  where  Pope Francis  is paying a visit this week. However beneficent  his  reputation  the sordid past of such men and institutions keeps coming back to afflict  his  papacy like a recurrent  debilitating disease.\nThings aren’t much better for the pope in Chile  where  Francis  will begin  his  official apostolic visit when  he  arrives Monday evening.\n Francis  recently appointed controversial Bishop Juan Barros to head the diocese of the city of Osorno in the south of the country  even though Barros worked directly under Fernando Karadima  a priest convicted of sexual abuse by the Vatican and sentenced to the usual “life of prayer and penitence” in a secluded monastery. Barros denies knowing of Karadima’s crimes  even though he is named by several witnesses as ultimately aiding in the cover-up  and sent a letter to the Vatican in support of the known predator during the Vatican’s investigation.\nAccording to documents seen by the Associated Press   Francis  considered sending Barros on a sabbatical to avoid any potential dust-up among abuse survivors but  as the AP reports  it was a decision “ he  didn't ultimately take.”\nLast Friday  four Catholic churches in Santiago were firebombed ahead of the pope’s visit. A note left behind in the Santa Isabel de Hungría church used Spanish orthography changed to eliminate masculine and feminine gender  declaring  for example  “We will never submit to the dominion they want to exercise over our bodies [nuestrxs cuerpxs]... ” It concluded  “ Pope Francis   the next bombs will be in your cassock.”\n Francis  has been widely criticized for  his  mixed messaging on clerical sex abuse.  He  has not yet renewed the mandate of  his  commission on clerical sex abuse  which expired on Dec. 17. Peter Saunders  a victim of clerical sex abuse and member of the commission who had been on leave for the better part of the year  officially resigned from the commission in December  citing “disappointment that that commission had not done more” as  his  primary reason.  He  has been invited by protesters in Chile to join the demonstrations to stand in solidarity with victims in protests against the pontiff.\n The pope  will begin  his  apostolic visit late Monday evening in Chile before moving on to Peru later in the week.  He  will return to Rome Jan. 21.",
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            "input": "ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -  Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi  on Monday said  his  government will push ahead with plans to seize control of charities run by an Islamist designated a terrorist by Washington  and warned the United States not to weaken Pakistan.\n Abbasi  brushed off U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent tweet accusing Pakistan of “lies and deception” in its commitment to fighting terrorism  as  he  raised the prospect of charging the United States to use Pakistan’s airspace to resupply NATO troops in Afghanistan.\n Abbasi  said Pakistan had made progress in curbing terrorist financing after meetings with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)  an international body that warned Islamabad could be put on a watchlist for not doing enough to stop the practice.\n Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi  speaks during an interview with Reuters in Islamabad  Pakistan January 22  2018. REUTERS/Caren Firouz\n“We’ve had several meetings on that  and from what I’ve seen a large part of those actions have been taken ”  Abbasi  said.\n Former petroleum minister Abbasi  said any sanctions against Pakistan would be counter-productive to the country’s own battle against Islamist militants  which  he  called “the largest war on terror in the world”.\n“Any constraints put on Pakistan  actually only serve to degrade our capability to fight the war against terror ”  he  said.\n Abbasi  said Trump’s tweet was “unacceptable” in its tone and that Pakistan should not be “scapegoated” for U.S. failures in Afghanistan.\n“That is something ... we cannot accept because nobody’s suffered more than Pakistan ”  Abbasi  said  adding that tens of thousands of Pakistani have died from militancy that has inflicted damage worth $120 billion to the economy.\n Abbasi  said much of the suspended aid was from the Coalition Support Fund (CSF)  a U.S. Defence Department program to reimburse allies for the costs of supporting counter-terrorist and counter-insurgency operations.\n He  said the U.S. needed to respect Pakistan’s contribution to the fight against Islamist militancy and raised the prospect of charging Washington for air transport flights that have been resupplying U.S.-led troops and Afghan forces in landlocked Afghanistan.\n“If somebody wants to start quantifying expenses and aid  I think let’s put this on the table also. Let’s discuss that ”  Abbasi  said  though  he  added that such talk was “hypothetical”.\n Abbasi  dismissed media reports that Islamabad has ended intelligence sharing with the U.S. military as false.\nAnd  he  also spoke fondly about a brief discussion  he  had with Trump in September at a reception at the U.N General Assembly in New York.\n“I found  him  to be fairly warm ”  he  said. “Somebody that you would like to engage with and talk to.”",
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            "input": "(Reuters) - Electric car maker Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) reaffirmed on Sunday  it  is talking with the Shanghai municipal government to set up a factory in the region and expects to agree on a plan by the end of the year  but declined to comment on a report that a deal has been reached.\nFILE PHOTO:  Tesla Model 3 cars  are seen as Tesla holds an event at the factory handing over  its  first 30 Model 3 vehicles to employee buyers at the company’s Fremont facility in California  U.S. on July 28  2017. Courtesy Tesla/Handout via REUTERS\nChina levies a 25 percent duty on sales of imported vehicles and has not allowed foreign automakers to establish wholly owned factories in the country  the world’s largest auto market. Those are problems for  Tesla   which wants to expand  its  presence in China’s growing electric vehicle market without compromising  its  independence or intellectual property.\n Tesla  would still have to pay a 25 percent duty on cars built in a free trade zone  but  it  could lower  its  production costs.\n Tesla  on Sunday pointed to a statement  it  made in June that the company “is working with the Shanghai Municipal Government to explore the possibility of establishing a manufacturing facility in the region to serve the Chinese market. As we’ve said before  we expect to more clearly define our plans for production in China by the end of the year.”\nA  Tesla  spokesperson in the United States declined to comment further beyond referring to the June statement.\nThe Wall Street Journal reported that  Tesla  and the Shanghai government have reached a deal in that city’s free trade zone. Shanghai is China’s de facto automotive capital and a significant market for luxury vehicles of all kinds.\nChinese internet company Tencent Holdings Ltd(0700.HK) has a five percent stake in  Tesla  and is seen as a potential ally for  Tesla ’s efforts to enter the Chinese market.\nIt was unclear if the Chinese government will conclude a deal with  Tesla  to coincide with U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit next month.\n Tesla  Chief Executive Elon Musk has said  the company  eventually will need vehicle and battery manufacturing centers in Europe and Asia.\n Tesla  is wrestling with production problems at  its  sole factory  in Fremont  California.  It  is trying to accelerate output of  its  new Model 3 sedan  but conceded earlier this month that production bottlenecks had held third-quarter production to just 260 vehicles  well short of the 1 500 previously planned.",
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                "Tesla"
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            "input": "Facebook’s  first major investor Peter Thiel  has sold three-quarters of  his  remaining stake in the social network as part of a previously established trading plan  a regulatory filing showed.\n Thiel   who is a member of Facebook’s board  had already sold more than $1 billion worth of  its  stock before the filing made on Tuesday.\n It  said  he  had sold another 160 805 shares for about $29 million  leaving  his  holdings at 59 913 Class A shares in the company.\n Thiel  co-founded payment service PayPal and is known for funding the Hulk Hogan lawsuit that led to the shutdown of online news site Gawker. He became a Facebook investor in 2004 with an initial investment of $500 000 at a $5 million valuation.\nWhen Zuckerberg took the company public in 2012   Thiel  sold 16.8 million shares at the IPO for about $640 million. Later the same year  he sold roughly 20 million of his remaining 26 million shares for $400 million after the expiry of a lockup.",
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            "input": "Larry Summers   the treasury secretary during the Clinton administration  said “thousands would die” because of the Republican tax plan that is gradually making its way through Congress before President Donald Trump signs it into law as early as this month.\n Summers  said  he  based  his  grim assertion on the work by another economist  Kate Baicker  who served on the Council of Economic Advisers during the administration of President George W. Bush.  She  now is dean of the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago.\n“The Congressional Budget Office estimated that the tax bill could reduce insurance coverage by 13 million people  which to be conservative we can round down to 10 million people ”  Summers  wrote in a blog for the Financial Times. “If we treat the 176 to 830 range as implying that it is safe to assume that 1 000 more uninsured means one death  the conclusion would follow that the tax bill would result in 10 000 extra deaths per year.”\n Summers  said there are many issues that can affect such an outcome.\nWhile people are still free to buy health insurance even if the federal government doesn’t require them to do so   Summers  cites two reasons for why they likely won’t.",
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            "input": "On the morning  Ron Williams  prepared to run the 1984 Chicago Marathon    he  received a phone call informing  him  that  his  father had died . Hours later    Williams  finished the race and then went with  his  sister to attend to funeral duties . \" I wasn ' t feeling sadness  \"  Williams  said . \"  He  ' d had a series of heart attacks and we had enjoyed a blessed extra 15 years of having  him  around . I felt more like I was honoring  him  by running . There wasn ' t any question that I still would run .\" For  Williams  and five other hardy souls   there never has been any question . Through injury and exhaustion   rain and heat and snow   divorce and even death in the family   Williams   Joe Antonini   Randy Burt   Henry Kozlowski   Larry Moon and George Mueller have run all 39 Chicago Marathons . As the race hits its 40th anniversary Sunday with these six runners toeing the starting line   they ' ve become as familiar a race - day sight as water stations and the finish line . \" It keeps me going  \" Moon   76   said . These six runners have seen course and sponsor and race - name changes . They ' ve seen the size of the race — both in number of participants and fans — swell as   save for Burt   they ' ve seen their times slow considerably . Chris Walker / Chicago Tribune During his first Chicago Marathon in 1977   George Mueller fell hard on his knee but was able to finish . During his first Chicago Marathon in 1977   George Mueller fell hard on his knee but was able to finish . ( Chris Walker / Chicago Tribune ) ( Chris Walker / Chicago Tribune ) But the race memories have forever flowed . \" The aches and pains stay with you for a few days  \" said Burt   who   at age 69   finished in 4 hours   9 minutes   54 seconds last year and owns a personal best of 3 : 07 in 1985 . \" But eventually you get over it and you start thinking : ' What did I do wrong ? And how can I do this better ?' \" Before you know it   the short - term memory of the horrible discomfort of that moment disappears . And you get ready for another one .\" Indeed   that thinking propelled the four alumni runners interviewed for this story to sign up for the second race after trying the initial one Sept . 25   1977   running mostly out of curiosity and novelty . \" About halfway through the first race   I landed wrong on my knee and had this shooting pain  \" Mueller said . \" I got through it and said   ' Well   I ' ve got to learn how to do this .' That was the hook from there : ' I ' m going to get it right .'\" But there ' s a funny thing about running 26 . 2 miles : It ' s tough to perfect . Chris Walker / Chicago Tribune Despite hip and rib injuries that truncated his training last year   Larry Moon   76   gutted his way to the finish in his 39th Chicago Marathon . Despite hip and rib injuries that truncated his training last year   Larry Moon   76   gutted his way to the finish in his 39th Chicago Marathon . ( Chris Walker / Chicago Tribune ) ( Chris Walker / Chicago Tribune ) From the 1977 race to 1978   Burt thought he had mastered the training process . Then he started at too brisk a pace and developed agonizing stomach cramps . \" As I was throwing up in a trash can at the end   I said   ' I ' ll never run one of these again as long as I live  '\" Burt said . \" And that was a long time ago .\" Thirty - nine years   to be exact . But running through the sights and sounds of Chicago can be an intoxicating experience   particularly when the intrigue inherent in any marathon — with its supreme mental and physical challenges — is added . The competitive element doesn ' t hurt either . An intriguing mix of competition and camaraderie has developed among the six runners   particularly since executive race director Carey Pinkowski began incorporating them into the race ' s fabric . Their entry fee is waived . They ' re invited to the introductory and elite runners ' news conferences . They start in the first wave of runners shortly after the elite athletes and fuel up in VIP tents afterward . \" I remember one year I caught up with one of the alumni runners at about Mile 18   and suddenly I started taking off like a flash  \" Mueller said . \" And my friend said   ' What are you doing ?' I said   ' I don ' t want him to catch me .' \" But last year   one of the guys ( Andrew Praxmarer ) didn ' t make it to the finish . You don ' t take any joy in one of the guys not making it . Every time one of the guys drops out   it ' s like losing a brother .\" Williams   who turns 79 in December   is the oldest of the six runners . He broke 3 hours in 1982 . Last year   he missed his target time of 6 hours by 10 minutes . \" I would ' ve been under 6 hours   but I tripped over a manhole cover at Mile 13 and did a face - plant and had a bloody nose  \" Williams said . \" I had to spend 13 minutes in the first - aid tent . They wouldn ' t let me go out until they could see I could run without falling .\" Such defiance and determination defines many of the runners ' races . Plus   they can ' t just show up on race day and finish . Training takes a major commitment   both mentally and physically . And when you have a 39 - year association with the race — loss of sponsorship forced the 1987 event to be shortened to a half - marathon — things happen . Just last year   Moon slipped on some ice in February   landed on the edge of a marble planter on the sidewalk and fractured two ribs and injured his hip . For two weeks   he used a walker to get from his apartment to a waiting taxi to go to physical therapy a mere two blocks away . \" I did everything they told me  \" Moon said . \" I stretched for an hour before going there . After two weeks   I was able to walk over there . After four weeks   I didn ' t need the walker anymore and went to a cane . After two months   I ' d walk two to three miles and then do my physical therapy . \" I ended up with only July   August and September to train for the marathon . I was just about the last one . They were rolling up the sidewalks and street cleaners were right behind me .\" But Moon   whose fastest time of 3 : 15 came in 1995   finished . In 2007   Mueller also slipped on some ice in February and fractured his fibula and dislocated his ankle . \" I got dragged over to the hospital and they said I needed a plate in there  \" Mueller said . \" I went to the orthopedic surgeon with my wife and said   ' Can I get this surgery done today ? Because I ' ve got to run the Chicago Marathon in October .' Of course I got quite the look for that .\" Nevertheless   Mueller finished that race in about 4 : 30 at age 60 . And that ' s the year only 25   544 of the race ' s 36   867 participants finished because officials cut short the event due to oppressive heat . \" I got past the point they stopped the race at Halsted and Adams  \" Burt said . \" I was in Chinatown when I heard on the loudspeakers that race officials had called the race and instructed runners past the cutoff point to walk to the finish line . That ' s my slowest marathon   5 : 10 . In hindsight   I wished I had continued to run a little bit more so I could ' ve beat 5 hours at least .\" Given the time commitment involved in training   there ' s a fine line between selfishness and selflessness that most runners have to navigate . To combat that   Williams began raising money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in 1998 . In close to two decades   Williams said he has raised $ 273   000   an effort that began in grassroots fashion with him mailing 200 letters from his dining room table .",
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            "input": "Outcome Health — considered among Chicago’s most promising tech startups after it launched in 2006 while CEO Rishi Shah and President Shradha Agarwal were students at Northwestern University — delivers pharmaceutical ads to patients on screens it places in doctors’ offices. The screens  free to doctors  show educational programming.\nAccording to a court document filed Wednesday by a lawyer representing  Shah  and Agarwal  Webb participated in a conference call Monday regarding the investigation.\nThough the inquiry is ongoing  the court filing says Webb told participants in the call that he has searched through emails and other documents — including those belonging to  Shah  and Agarwal — and conducted more than a dozen interviews. He said he had not found any evidence that senior management  including  Shah  and Agarwal  were involved in or aware of misconduct  according to the filing.\nMichael Carlinsky  a New York-based attorney representing  Shah  and Agarwal  said that in light of that conference call  the lawsuit is “irresponsible and an unjustified attack on the reputations of the founders.”",
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            "input": "Hip-hop superstar Drake  has kicked off 2018 in the best way possible  and  he ’s made a bit of charting history in the process.\n He  recently dropped a short EP called Scary Hours  and this week  both tracks on the collection  “God’s Plan” and “Diplomatic Immunity ” have debuted inside the top 10 on the Hot 100. “God’s Plan” has started at No. 1 (making it one of fewer than 30 songs in history to do so)  while “Diplomatic Immunity” opens at No. 7  giving him his twenty-first and twenty-second top 10 hits in this country.\n Drake  has now become the first musician in U.S. history to debut two songs inside the Hot 100’s top 10 not once  but twice.  He  first did so last year when  he  unleashed  his  playlist project More Life  which itself debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. The first week they were eligible to chart   Drake  debuted two songs from the collection  “Passionfruit” and “Portland” (which features Quavo and Travis Scott) at Nos. 8 and 9  respectively. The Canadian superstar was just the second artist to achieve such an impressive feat of charting dominance  and surprisingly  the only other act to do so beat  him  by just a few months.\nEd Sheeran became the first to launch more than one new title inside the top 10 on the Hot 100 in very early January 2017  when his tracks “Shape of You” and “Castle on the Hill” were both instant success stories upon arrival. “Shape” quickly became Sheeran’s first leader in the U.S.  while “Castle” started at No. 6  which would end up being its peak. While  Drake 's first time starting two tunes inside the top 10 didn't involve a No. 1  he has essentially replicated the beginning of Ed Sheeran's 2017  which might be a sign that he's setting up what could be the biggest year of his career.",
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            "input": "A white student  dressed as a plantation owner  said to a 10-year-old black classmate  \"You are my slave \" said  the black child's parent  Corrie Davis .\n\"What I want  them  to understand is the pain it caused my son \"  Davis  said of her child  who did not dress up that day. \"This is bringing  them  back to a time when people were murdered  when people died  when people owned people.\"\n Davis  recorded an emotional video in which  she  explains how  she  was affected by what happened to  her  son. It has attracted about 70 000 views on Facebook.  The distraught mother  said  she  met with school officials  but was dismayed when they refused to promise that they would never conduct a class in that way again. The issue could come to a head in a couple of weeks  when  Davis  plans to bring it up at a regularly scheduled school board meeting.\nIts suggestions included overalls — which  Davis  believes could have been meant to represent the clothing worn by slaves — and dark pants and white button-down shirts. White button-down shirts have become synonymous with demonstrators protesting the removal of Confederate statues in recent months. They were worn  for example  by some of the white nationalists who staged a rally in Charlottesville  Virginia  that led to violent clashes in August.\n Davis  said she won't back down in her effort to stop the dress-up aspect of the school's Civil War Day. She said she doesn't want other students going through what her son did.\n\"What they can do is say  'We're not going to do this anymore ' \" Davis  said. \"It is mind-boggling to  me  that no one will say that.\"",
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            "input": "American Icon and Playboy Founder  Hugh M. Hefner  passed away today.  He  was 91. #RIPHef\nBorn in Chicago   Hefner  served in the military and worked in journalism before founding Playboy  at age 27  with a small loan. The first issue featured Marilyn Monroe in the centerfold  with images taken for a nude calendar four years earlier  before she became famous. In 2011   Hefner  bought the crypt next to Monroe at the West Hollywood Cemetery  though the two never met.\n\"You know I'm a sucker for blondes  and  she  is the ultimate blonde \" he told CBS2  calling Monroe \"the definitive sex icon of our time.\"\n Hefner 's magazine began publishing its now-iconic centerfold in 1955 — a two-page spread with a titillating photo of a woman. As the magazine took off in the '50s   Hefner  shed a marriage to  his  former classmate Mildred Williams and embraced the sybaritic life depicted on those glossy pages. In 1962  the magazine introduced the \"Playboy Interview \" which was lauded for its great writing  starting a long-running joke that people read the magazine for the articles  rather than the pictures.  Hefner  also hosted television shows related to the brand  including Playboy's Penthouse in 1959 and Playboy After Dark in 1969.\n Hefner  was married three times  and while  he  himself grew older  his bride was always twentysomething as  she  walked down the aisle. Hailing from a Methodist family in the Midwest   he  styled  himself  as someone who transcended the sexual puritanism endemic in the United States  despite  his  carefully tailored embodiment of an old-fashioned form of masculinity.  He  read Alfred Kinsey's research enthusiastically and experimented with bisexuality in the 1950s;  he  claimed to be a proponent and an instigator of the \"sexual revolution\"; and yet  he  acknowledged in  his  autobiography that Playboy was \"a romantic reflection of earlier times.\" Although the Playboy fantasy was inherently conservative  the philanthropic Playboy Foundation was a financial supporter of the fight for abortion rights. \"Women were the major beneficiary of the sexual revolution \"  Hefner  said in Esquire in 2007. \"Unfortunately  within feminism  there has been a puritan  prohibitionist element that is antisexual.\" In the same piece   Hefner  called himself a feminist. Playboy's circulation peaked at 7 million in the '70s  around the time  Hefner  moved from Chicago to the storied Playboy Mansion  where he continued to live and work for the rest of his life.  His company  took a dive in the 1980s  when many of the Playboy Clubs were shuttered  and again in the 1990s  with the rise of easily accessible internet porn  which made his pornographic magazine seem irrelevant. In 2015  the magazine abruptly announced that it would stop publishing nude photos  although it reversed that decision earlier this year. Hefner and a collection of his live-in girlfriends also managed to reach a new audience  starring in an E! reality TV series called The Girls Next Door from 2005 to 2010. He married one of those girlfriends  Crystal Harris  in 2012. It was at this time that he also announced his youngest son  Cooper  would take over Playboy Enterprises.\n Hefner  is survived by  his  wife  Crystal Harris;  his  three sons  David  Marston  and Cooper Hefner; and a daughter  Christie Hefner.",
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            "input": "Melbourne (AFP) –  Croatia’s Marin Cilic  won  his  100th Grand Slam match as  he  mastered Spain’s Pablo Carreno Busta in four sets to reach the quarter-finals of the Australian Open on Sunday.\n Cilic  reached the last eight in Melbourne for the second time and also claimed  his  11th Slam quarter-final to equal Goran Ivanisevic’s record for appearances at that stage of the majors by a Croatian man.\n“There were lots of ups and downs and Pablo gave me a lot of trouble in that third set where he was twice a break up and it was difficult mentally ”  Cilic  said.\n“ We  had a lot of tough rallies in difficult humid conditions so I was really glad how I stayed in there mentally and really played well in the end.”\n Cilic  served 20 aces  broke serve six times and made a total of 73 winners as well as winning the majority of the long rallies.\n“That’s my style of play. Pablo is extremely solid from the back of the court and has great shots both on the forehand and backhand and  he  was serving really good today ”  Cilic  said.\n Cilic  said  he  faced a big challenge against either Nadal or Schwartzman in the quarter-finals.\n“I have played great tennis from the first round against tough opponents and now I am really looking to the next match  it will be definitely be a big challenge ”  he  said.",
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            "input": "\"-LSB- B -RSB- ut we all named the Bernie Sanders spider ,\" Lily Sargeant , one of the students and a co-author of the paper , said in a statement . \n\"We all have tremendous respect for Bernie . \nIt is my hope that through naming that spider after Bernie we can remember the ideas that he has at this pivotal point in the life of our nation .\" \n\"-LSB- B -RSB- ut we all named the Bernie Sanders spider ,\" Lily Sargeant , one of the students and a co-author of the paper , said in a statement . \n\"We all have tremendous respect for Bernie . \nSeveral newly discovered spider species have been named in honor of US Senator Bernie Sanders and other outspoken supporters of human rights and climate action .",
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            "input": "Given that Oscar season is upon us  it’s hardly surprising that Darkest Hour is being pushed  first and foremost  as an awards showcase for Gary Oldman  who excels in the thunderous role of  Winston Churchill . But the film works so well because of the care its director Joe Wright (Pride & Prejudice  Atonement  Anna Karenina) takes in balancing the British prime minister’s big  theatrical public presence with his more tormented inner life. Darkest Hour follows  Churchill  in May 1940   his  first month in office  as  he  seeks to balance the desires of  his  political party  which wants to avoid mass bloodshed on the scale of World War I  against  his  own resolute belief in resisting Nazi Germany at all costs.  Churchill  was seen by the party (and by Britain’s King George VI) as a warmonger responsible for the disastrous Gallipoli Campaign in the last war. But  he  doubted  himself   too:  Wright  depicts  the leader  wondering if  his  demands of “victory at all costs” from  his  country were too much. Related Story Darkest Hour Is a Thunderous Churchill Biopic The Atlantic talked to  Wright  about crafting a fresh portrayal of Churchill’s character  the typical pitfalls that come with making a biopic of a well-known public figure  and whether audiences might see any present-day parallels in Darkest Hour. This interview has been edited for length and clarity. David Sims: Recently  there’s been such a glut of Winston Churchills on screen. Were you worried about that at all going into Darkest Hour?\n Joe Wright : I wasn’t  because they hadn’t happened [yet]. When I started working on the movie  it was like January 2016  and so The Crown hadn’t aired  Dunkirk hadn’t happened  a  Churchill  movie hadn’t happened  and so I felt like I was being quite original  really. It seemed like one of those ideas  like Pride & Prejudice  that was so obvious it was surprising. Because there hadn’t been a Pride & Prejudice movie  there’d just been the TV series  and there hadn’t been a  Churchill  movie. But really  I just responded to the screenplay and the story  about a man who is placed in this impossible position where no one wants him  and who suffers a massive crisis of confidence and doubt. And through doubt  he discovers wisdom. I responded to that on a personal level  and then  it ’s Churchill . Sims: But it is interesting to think about  his  interiority—that’s not something  Churchill  stories usually touch on as much. Wright: Especially in England   Churchill  is this giant bronze statue sitting on a plinth 15 feet high. [This was] the opportunity to bring  him  down from that plinth  and instead of facing the icon  facing the man who has been reappropriated by so many different parties.  He ’s become a kind of icon of British nationalism  and I don’t think that’s who  he  was at all. So I wanted to reclaim  him  as an individual  and say  this man  was deeply flawed  profoundly complicated  and at this point in history  he  kind of saved the world. Those flaws are integral to  the man  and to  his  achievements  and that’s what I find really interesting—the idea that our flaws and our virtues are kind of the same thing.\nSims: By  his  flaws  do you mean  his  stubbornness  and  his  bellicose nature? Wright: Yes  and his extraordinary will  really. Will is a dangerous thing  and can be detrimental as well as a virtue. Sims: The image you’re talking about   him  as this iconic symbol of Britishness … I didn’t really know that [when  he  took office]  he  was greeted with such suspicion in Parliament. Wright: He was one of the first great [public-relations] prime ministers: The whole look  the hat  the cigar  the “V” for victory  was all carefully considered. We have this idea that  he  was always the embodiment of the bulldog spirit  but actually that’s not the case. That’s one of the things I think people might find interesting and new about this movie: how suspicious  his  own party was of  him   and that it was this moment that turned and defined  him   and defined our history. Sims: Because  he ’s an unproven person coming into office  in a lot of ways. Wright:  He ’s not trusted.  He ’s made a lot of mistakes.  He ’s had a long parliamentary career;  he ’s been in Parliament since  his  20s.  His  policies on women’s suffrage   his  policy on Indian independence  and what happened in the Gallipoli Campaign [of the First World War] was a complete disaster. The invasion of the Dardanelles was a great idea militarily  but time slipped away from [British forces] and they didn’t act quickly enough. And when it became apparent that things weren’t going to go as planned   he  should have withdrawn  but  his  will forced it forward and caused many deaths. That’s what I mean by will being a detriment as well as a benefit.\nSims: So when the script comes to you  what’s the process like for casting  Churchill ? Because so many thesps have bitten into the role. Wright: Which is the danger—I don’t want another thesp biting into it. A lot of those guys of a certain age kind of look right. But when casting  you can either choose someone who looks right or someone who has the essence of the character. And I always think it’s wiser to choose the latter. I always had this idea that  Churchill  should be a dynamo of energy.  He  walked fast;  he  was a little man. Sims: You always think of  Churchill  as hulking. Wright: Right  and from all the footage I was watching  physically and mentally  he  was incredibly energized to the point that you think  he  might short-circuit and collapse  and that’s probably when the depressions came. So I wanted someone with a kind of intensity  and Gary has always had  and still has  that intensity as an actor. So then the question became about the physical transformation  which is less of an issue to me than the character transformation. Gary and I talked  we discussed options  and we thought this guy Kazuhiro [Tsuji] would be the man to see. He was retired  living in a warehouse in downtown Los Angeles  making sculptures  and we went to see him. And over a period of five months  we developed the exact balance between looking like  Churchill  and getting Gary ’s performance. Sims: Was it hard to win Gary over  or was  Churchill  something  he  was ready to sink  his  teeth into?\nWright: I think  Churchill  was like a dog in the corner that was always there  and that Gary was always kind of turning away from. And yet  finally  he had to address it. I felt that maybe he’d be the kind of actor who’d do his thing and I’d arrange everything around him. And that didn’t sound great  but I was interested to have a front-row seat to Gary’s performance. And then what I discovered is that he’s an actor who wants direction  and so it became a very close collaboration. We made the film together  we walked through it together  and it was one of the most gratifying creative partnerships I’ve ever experienced. Sims: With Ben Mendelsohn as George VI  that’s another character who’s been recently done in The King’s Speech and The Crown. Wright: The obvious choices were British  and the fear was that we’d get a lesser version of Colin Firth. So I knew it had to be a kind of off-center choice. I was looking at Ben  and they look kind of similar  in profile. And George had a temper  and Ben has that kind of vital energy. And the fact that he’s not British was actually kind of important to that. Sims: Just because there’s less reverence for it? Wright: Yeah  just because he didn’t come with the British baggage. I’m not necessarily a royalist. I’m not necessarily a republican in the British sense  but when dealing with the royal family you’re always dealing with the institution of monarchy. And actually  what Ben brilliantly brought to it was a sense of dealing just with the individual … this very specific individual in this very specific time in this very specific dilemma.",
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            "input": "Barbados was relatively unaffected by the storms and has been receiving cruise ships since shortly after  Irma  passed to the north.\nSt. Thomas was devastated by  Irma  and is closed to cruise ships for now. But officials on Tuesday said they were hoping a massive recovery effort currently underway would have the destination ready for vessels to return by late October. Royal Caribbean already has canceled all of its visits to St. Thomas through late October and replaced them with calls at such islands as St. Kitts and Bonaire  and at Labadee  the line's private beach getaway in Haiti. Two other lines  Norwegian and Celebrity  have canceled St. Thomas stops even further out  into November and beyond. Norwegian is replacing St. Thomas visits through the end of the year with calls in the Western Caribbean; Celebrity is shifting its ships to places like St. Kitts.\nMartinique experienced some flooding and power outages last week in the wake of  Maria   but its port has reopened. Tours and tourist sites are expected to be up and running this week. No cruise ships are scheduled to call in Martinique until the middle of October.\nSt. Croix was relatively unaffected by  Irma  but early reports are that the island suffered significant damage from Maria  which passed by on Sept. 19. Damage assessments are underway. St. Croix isn't normally visited by cruise ships at this time of year. Before  Irma   the next scheduled cruise call for the island wasn't set to take place until Nov. 5  when a Celebrity Cruises ship was due to arrive. But in the wake of  Irma   several lines had been planning on using St. Croix as a substitute port for nearby St. Thomas and St. Maarten  which were heavily damaged by the storm.\nSt. Barts was hit hard by  Irma  and is in no shape to receive cruise ship visitors for now. But there are no ships scheduled to call at the island until late October. There's been no official word as to whether the overseas collectivity of France will be ready for cruise tourists by then.\nDominica was hit hard by  Maria  late on Sept. 18 through the morning of Sept. 19  with the island's prime minister saying there was \"mind-boggling\" damage  and it's not expected to reopen to cruise ships for some time. The good news for cruise operators: No ships are scheduled to call at the island until late October.\nSamana was relatively unaffected by Irma and  Maria . On Friday  the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Tourism issued a communique that said the port and all others around the country were back open and operating normally. Even if the port area had suffered damage from the storm  it would have had little impact on cruise schedules as there are no ships set to visit Samana until November.\nThe port of San Juan bounced back quickly after  Irma  passed nearby  but it may take longer to resume its place as a major cruise destination in the wake of Maria. The storm made landfall on Puerto Rico on Sept. 20 as a powerful Category 4 hurricane — the first hurricane of that strength or higher to directly hit the island in 85 years — and reports are of significant damage in many locations. Both of the major lines that operate cruises out of San Juan  Royal Caribbean and Carnival  have canceled this week's sailings out of the city. Carnival also has canceled trips out of San Juan scheduled to start on Oct. 1 and Oct. 8. In addition  three Florida-based ships that were scheduled to visit San Juan this week have been re-routed to other ports.\nCarnival said late Friday that its terminal in San Juan sustained extensive damage from  Maria  that will takes weeks to repair.\nSanto Domingo was relatively unaffected by Irma and  Maria . On Friday  the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Tourism issued a communique that said the port and all others around the country were back open and operating normally.\nAntigua suffered a glancing blow from  Hurricane Irma  which passed to the north along a path that devastated sister island Barbuda . Antigua still is on cruise schedules for the fall  with the next scheduled ship visit set for Oct. 3 — a call by Celebrity Cruises' Celebrity Equinox. The Equinox call originally was set for Sept. 30 but was pushed back as part of a larger shuffling of the ship's schedule due to the closures of St. Thomas  St. Maarten and Tortola.\nThe British Virgin Islands were hard hit by  Irma  and could be closed to cruise ships for many weeks if not months. Norwegian Cruise Line already has canceled all of its stops at Tortola through the end of the year  replacing them with calls in the Western Caribbean.",
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            "input": "The move tightens  Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's  grip on power.\nThe overhaul was a nod to a younger generation  analysts said  in what has become a hallmark of  the crown prince 's approach to ruling youthful Saudi Arabia.\nRIYADH  SAUDI ARABIA — Saudi Arabia has replaced some of its top military officers in a series of personnel changes that elevate a younger generation  bring a woman into a senior government job  and tighten  Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's  grip on power.\n His cousin Mohammed bin Nayef  was ousted as crown prince and interior minister in a palace coup last June  after which  Prince Mohammed  restructured the ministry to establish tighter control over intelligence and counter-terrorism.\n He  forced out another cousin  Prince Miteb bin Abdullah  as head of the National Guard last November and detained him for two months in an anti-corruption crackdown in which scores of the kingdom's economic and political elite were held.",
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            "input": "Fox News commentator Judge Andrew Napolitano  said Monday that special counsel Robert Mueller \"believes\" Paul Manafort has compromising information on President Donald Trump that he will try to make a deal to secure.\n Napolitano  said on \"America's Newsroom\" that Manafort  the former chairman of Trump's campaign  has \"exacerbated the case against him\" by filing a \"frivolous\" lawsuit against Mueller and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein claiming that their investigation has overstepped its bounds.\n\"If you think that the prosecutor who's prosecuting you lacks the jurisdiction  the legal authority  to prosecute you  you bring that to the judge before whom your case is assigned \"  Napolitano  said.\n Napolitano  affirmed that Manafort is \"in trouble \" and that  he  believes \"that the special prosecutor believes Paul Manafort has information about the president of the United States  and he has indicted Manafort for essentially money laundering in the hopes that Manafort will say  'Uncle. Here's what I know about the president. Go easy on me.'\"",
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            "input": "The prime minister of France  Manuel Valls   said fighting the appeal of “deadly” doctrines was the greatest challenge the country faced in more than 70 years.  He  said there had to be a “general mobilisation” of all sectors of society to fight the problem following the terrorist attacks in Paris last year.\n“Radicalisation and terrorism are linked. We are faced with a stubborn phenomenon that has widely spread through society and which threatens it because it could expand massively ”  Valls  said.\nThe strategic document that focuses on detection and prevention of radicalisation was unveiled by  Valls  in the presence of several ministers in France’s socialist government including those responsible for justice  defence  education  health  culture  youth and sports.\nFacebook Twitter  Pinterest Manuel Valls  speaks after government meeting aimed at tackling radicalisation. Photograph: WITT/SIPA/Rex/Shutterstock\nThe deradicalisation centres will house young people who “could have repented and who we will test the sincerity and willingness to be reintegrated back into society for the long term”   Valls  said.\n He  said the aim of the centres would be to stem the flow of young people to Syria and Iraq and begin the process of deradicalising them.\nAt least half of the new centres will hold those deemed by a judge to be at risk of radicalisation but cannot be placed in detention   Valls  added.",
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            "input": "But the new-wave tight ends are so multidimensional that no matchup is a perfect fit. They have the speed to run away from a linebacker. The Houston Texans put linebacker Brian Cushing on Clark on Nov. 8 and Clark caught 14 passes  tying for the third-most receptions in a game by a tight end in league history.\n Because of their speed  tight ends are more of a threat to catch intermediate and deep passes now  which makes them a greater threat on third down. Clark caught 28 passes on third down  the fourth most in the league  and his overall reception average was 11.1 yards. Gates had 21 receptions on third down  with an average third-down reception of 15.5 yards. In all  he had 18 receptions for at least 20 yards this season and an average of 14.6 yards per reception.\n In his 13-year playing career  Ozzie Newsome  the Cleveland Browns' Hall of Fame tight end  who is now the Ravens' general manager  had three seasons of at least 900 yards  and he had two seasons in which he caught 89 passes. Gates has caught at least 71 passes in five of his seven seasons  and has passed 900 yards five times.\n Clark's breakthrough this year  though  has been a matter of circumstance. In 2008  as receiver Marvin Harrison faded  Clark had his career high of 77 receptions for 848 yards. But in 2009  with Harrison gone  Anthony Gonzalez injured in the opening game  and the Colts working in two inexperienced wide receivers  Austin Collie and Pierre Garcon  Peyton Manning leaned on Clark more than ever. The Colts had found Harrison's replacement  in a much bigger body.\n \"For most of my career  we've had the luxury of having phenomenal receivers \" Clark said. \"You know your place early. Now  I'm everywhere  in the backfield  in the slot  out wide. Everywhere but under center -- that job is taken.\"",
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            "input": "Oklahoma City Thunder forward Paul George (13) shoots over New York Knicks guards Tim Hardaway Jr. (3) and Courtney Lee (5) during the third quarter of an NBA basketball game in Oklahoma City  Thursday  Oct. 19  2017. Oklahoma City won 105-84. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki) (Photo: The Associated Press)\nOKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Just four games into the season   Paul George  has to face the team  he  just left under less than ideal circumstances.\nDuring the offseason   George 's camp let it be known  he  planned to become a free agent after next season. The disappointed Pacers opted to trade the face of their franchise to Oklahoma City rather than play a season with a star they had no long-term future with and perhaps get nothing in return.\nWith the Pacers   George  was a four-time All-Star and helped Indiana reach the Eastern Conference Finals twice. The Thunder host the Pacers on Wednesday night.\n\"It'll be emotional from a standpoint of it's an organization that I started with  had a wonderful journey with  that I had seven unbelievable years with \"  George  said.\n George  was especially close to Larry Bird  who was team president when the Pacers made  him  the 10th pick in the 2010 draft.  George  said  he  appreciated the time  he  spent with Bird  who has stepped down as president but remains with the franchise as a consultant.\n\" His  stories   his  knowledge of the game  talking with  him  through playoff battles and  his  understanding \"  George  said. \" He 's a legend. Hall of Fame player  Hall of Fame across the whole board — executive  coach. It meant a lot as a young player coming into this league. I was grateful to have that time talking to  him  and sharing conversations.\"\nNew Thunder forward Carmelo Anthony had to face his old team  the New York Knicks  in the season opener. He said he spoke with  George  during the preseason about facing their former teams so soon.\n\"If I sit here and say  he 's not excited about that game tomorrow  I'd be lying to you \" Anthony said.\nThunder coach Billy Donovan said he expects  George  to handle the situation well.\n\"I'm sure that there's things  he 's going through  but  he 's a pro \" Donovan said. \" He 'll handle things how  he  sees fit to handle them. I think  he 'll be fine.\"\n George 's adjustment has been a mixed bag so far.  He 's averaging 21.3 points  but  he 's shooting just 37 percent from the field.",
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            "input": "Les McKenzie — owner of McKenzie’s Burger Garage —  told KSWO-TV  he  usually carries  his  gun whenever  he  ventures out to the storage shed behind  his  restaurant in Lawton  Oklahoma.\nBut  McKenzie  told the station when  he  went out to  his  shed to grab some supplies Thursday morning   he  wasn’t armed.\n“I laid my gun down on the counter that morning ”  he  recalled to KSWO. “I don’t know why I did.”\nNext thing  McKenzie  knew  something was pushing into  his  back — accompanied by a voice demanding  his  money and cellphone  the station said.\nDid  McKenzie  take it seriously?\n“I thought it was one of my employees giving me a hard time  so I said  ‘I’ll get right on that in just a minute '”  the restaurant owner  said  according to KSWO.\n“He said  ‘I’m not kidding. I’ve got a gun. I’m going to shoot you '”  McKenzie  told the station. “I turned around and looked  and I had never seen the guy before in my life.”\n McKenzie  told KSWO  he  had no time to plan  his  next move — but instinct appeared to kick in just fine.\nHow did  McKenzie  react when  he  knew it was for real?\n“I told  him   ‘Look  I’ve got some money in my pocket. I’ll give you some money '”  McKenzie  recalled to the station. “And I reached down in my pocket and when I came back  I hit  him  in the left side of the head with my right hand  and I turned around and hit  him  again and knocked  his  hand down.”\nAt that point   the restaurant owner  told KSWO  he  and  his  assailant “started wrestling around  and I got  him  outside and held  him  down until the police got there.”\nAn employee inside the restaurant heard the boss shouting for help and called 911  the station reported  adding that  McKenzie  said  his  attacker was lying about having a gun — but was carrying a 6-inch knife.\n“It was a curved type knife  looked more like a skinning knife  a deer skinning knife or something like that ”  McKenzie  told KSWO.\nWhat did  McKenzie  say about not being armed?\n“That man is so lucky ”  McKenzie  told KSWO of his assailant  adding that “the Lord has another plan for him. That’s all there is to it. He wouldn’t have survived. I thank God every day I didn’t have to shoot him. I’m glad it came out the way it did because I don’t ever want to have to shoot anybody.”\n“Listen  we’ve got to take Lawton back ”  McKenzie  told the station. “We can’t allow these people to do this. Don’t give in to it if you can. Take your time and fight back if you can.”",
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            "input": "“The change  announced in January  had a ‘material’ impact on LittleThings  said Gretchen Tibbits  president and COO of the company  and killed 75 percent of the site’s organic reach ” according to Digiday. “LittleThings is hardly likely to be the last social publisher to meet this fate. Facebook remains a huge source of publisher traffic  but over the past year has been continually curtailing the amount of traffic it sends publishers. The final nail in the coffin came in January when Facebook said it would prioritize users’ posts in an effort to improve engagement on the platform.”\nIn a statement  LittleThings President Gretchen Tibbits declared  “We’re disappointed. It’s their platform… But until earlier this month  what we were doing was working.”\n“It was increasingly clear to me that this is not a management problem or a problem with the content that they are making. The problem was that the whole business model made no sense  as far as us just putting the stuff up on the internet and us being able to make a living on it ”  he  proclaimed. “I was just angry and frustrated and sad that you can’t make cool shit for the internet anymore and make a living.”\n“It’s just not as cool as an internet that is a big  chaotic space filled with tons of independently operating websites who are able to make a living because they make something cool that people want to see ”  he  concluded. “Facebook is essentially running a payola scam where you have to pay them if you want your own fans to see your content.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "For instance  single women receiving child support often don’t realize they may be able to use the head of household filing status. “They file as single and they lose a lot of money ” says  Michele Cagan  a CPA in Baltimore .\nPeople who recently married or divorced also are especially prone to using the wrong filing status  which results in botched returns  overpaid or underpaid taxes  and other headaches   she  adds.\n“Just because you guys aren’t living in the same house doesn’t mean you’re divorced for tax purposes ”  she  says. “If your state has legal separation  which not every state does  that counts as divorce for taxes  but otherwise if you’re technically married on Dec. 31  you’re married and you have to file married.”\nSometimes people decide to file their tax returns after the April deadline because they can’t afford to pay to the IRS what they owe. That’s a huge mistake   Cagan  says. Filing late compounds money problems.\n“There are pretty big fines and penalties for not filing on time  especially if you owe ”  she  warns.\nLate-filing penalties typically cost 5% of your unpaid tax for each month your tax return is late. And late-payment penalties run 0.5% of your unpaid tax for each month your tax payment is late. That’s just at the federal level  and it excludes interest. Filing an extension doesn’t get you more time to pay   she  says. It’s just an extension of the time to file.\nThere’s also no reason to procrastinate on preparing your return. “If you file early  you don’t have to pay early. That’s another thing people don’t know ”  Cagan  says. “You can file early  owe money  and as long as you pay by the deadline  you’re fine.”\nThe rules about who counts as a dependent can be complicated  but one thing is clear: Two people can’t claim the same person as a dependent. Divorced couples mess it up all the time  though   Cagan  says. Both parents mistakenly claim the kids as dependents  or neither does.\n“People don’t talk to each other  because they’re getting divorced and they don’t want to talk to each other ”  she  says.\nPeople often use the same tax software version for far too long   Cagan  says. They assume that what worked last year also will work this year. But events such as buying a house  having a baby or getting married can create more-complex tax situations  she says.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "The Trump administration has told lawmakers that  it  wants $18 billion over the next decade for the initial phase of a Mexico border wall  laying out for the first time a detailed financial blueprint for the president's signature campaign promise.\n\"President [Donald]  Trump  has said  he  may need a good government shutdown to get  his  wall. With this demand   he  seems to be heading in that direction \" said Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois  the ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee's immigration subcommittee.\nThough  Trump  ran for office on a promise that Mexico would pay for a border wall  the spending plan indicates American taxpayers would fund it for at least the foreseeable future.\n Trump  has told Democrats  he  is unwilling to reach an agreement unless they fund  his  wall plan  among other measures  but the CBP document is the first time  his  administration has sketched out what that might cost.\nDemocrats have repeatedly said they will not pay for a wall. Even though on a year-over-year basis the CBP request would not represent a dramatic funding increase over current border spending levels  it would represent a long-term commitment to a physical structure that  Trump  would be able to claim as a political trophy.\n\" Trump  can have a shutdown fight over  his  stupid wall that pleases the nativists in  his  base  or  he  can have a breakthrough that pairs the Dream Act and border security so  he  can brag  he  did something Obama couldn't get done.  He  can't have both \" said Frank Sharry  executive director of America's Voice  an immigrant advocacy group. \"This move by the White House does not bode well.\"\n Trump  has said  he  may travel to San Diego to inspect the prototypes  which range in height from 18 to 30 feet and combine different formulations of see-through steel bars  concrete slabs and metal spikes.",
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            "input": "Former Mississippi governor Haley Barbour  arrested with a loaded handgun in  his  briefcase as  he  went through an airport security checkpoint in early January. (Photo: Jack Gruber  USA TODAY)\nJACKSON  Miss. —  Former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour  said  he  will pay a fine after being arrested with a loaded handgun in  his  briefcase as  he  went through an airport security checkpoint in early January.\n Barbour  — Republican National Committee chairman in the mid-1990s and governor from 2004-12 — told the Associated Press Tuesday  he  was trying to board a flight Jan. 2 from Jackson to Washington  D.C.  He  said  he  forgot  he  was carrying the gun  which  he  had put in  his  briefcase after an assistant removed it from  his  car days earlier.\n“This was absentmindedness and nobody’s fault but mine ” said  Barbour   70  who lives in Mississippi and frequently travels to the nation’s capital for  his  job as a lobbyist.\nThe TSA would not release the passenger’s name  but Farbstein confirmed it was a former governor  and  Barbour  confirmed to AP that he was that passenger.\n Barbour  said  he  did not dispute Farbstein’s use of the word “arrest ” though  he  said  he  was not handcuffed and no mug shot photo was taken.  Barbour  described the TSA officers and the airport police as “very nice but very professional.”\n“They did exactly what they should have done  which was treat me like anybody else ”  Barbour  said.\n Barbour  said the gun was confiscated and  he  then boarded  his  flight to Washington.\n“Next time  I’ll be more observant about getting stuff out of my briefcase ”  he  said.",
            "output": [
                "Haley Barbour"
            ]
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            "input": "Actress Ellen Barkin interrupted a burglar who broke into  her  Greenwich Village home on Wednesday  a rep for the New York Police Department confirmed to ABC News.\nAccording to authorities   the actress  heard a noise upstairs around 6:45 a.m.  She  saw the suspect  whom  she  described as a gloved Hispanic male in his twenties  at the balcony door.\nPolice said  she  grabbed at the door to close it  and the would-be thief jumped onto the fire escape and fled. A bag containing jewelry  possibly intended to be taken  was left behind.\nA rep for  Barkin  did not immediately respond to a request for comment from ABC News  but the actress  63  has been tweeting about the incident.\n\"The first responders were great  here in 70secs! still waiting for the detectives... it’s only been 4 hours \"  she  wrote in a tweet directed at NYPD Det. James Byrne. \"My heart breaks for another day that will live in infamy but crime is still going on... in my house.\"\n.@NYPDByrne ...only because u have the full name of the father of my children...the first responders were great  here in 70secs! still waiting for the detectives... it’s only been 4 hours — Ellen Barkin (@EllenBarkin) November 1  2017",
            "output": [
                "Ellen Barkin"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-d81f2402249c457e80ad42b0a3c10a7f",
            "input": "There are just two plausible targets for a lawsuit  legal experts say:  Kelley ’s estate and the Air Force. Suing for  Kelley ’s assets would be an easy legal win. But it is likely to result in payments of no more than a few hundred dollars to each of the families whose loved ones were killed or wounded.\nAt issue would be Devin Patrick Kelly’s purchase of the Ruger AR-15 used in the attack. The Air Force did not report his 2012 court-martial for abusing his wife and her child to a federal database used for background checks on gun purchasers. Had that conviction been entered into the database  as required by Pentagon rules  Kelley’s legal purchase of any gun would have been denied.\n Kelley   who worked in logistics at the Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico starting in 2010  was given 12 months of confinement followed by a bad-conduct discharge in 2014.\nGovernment attorneys would have to concede the Air Force error made it easier for  Kelley  to buy guns. But  they  would almost certainly argue in court that  by any meaningful definition of cause and effect   Kelley  caused the deaths and bears sole responsibility for the killings.",
            "output": [
                "Kelley"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-0cf01b3e4179482dbc8b9e56d5d49a72",
            "input": "Michael Flynn  is reportedly concerned that  his  son  Michael Flynn Jr.  could get wrapped up in Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.\n The younger Flynn  worked closely with  his  father during  his  undisclosed communications with Russia and Turkey.\n Former national security adviser Michael Flynn  is reportedly concerned that  his  son  Michael Flynn Jr.  could get wrapped up in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.\nA CNN report citing multiple sources said that  Flynn 's concern could shape the way  he  responds to Mueller's probe  which seeks to determine whether President Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russia to tilt the 2016 election in Trump's favor.  Flynn 's wife Lori is also concerned about  their son 's possible legal exposure  the report said.\nMueller already has enough evidence to bring charges against both Flynns  according to an NBC News report from Sunday. The evidence relates to the senior  Flynn 's undisclosed lobbying efforts for a businessman with ties to the Turkish government in 2016  when he was also an adviser on the Trump campaign.\n Flynn Jr.  was  his  father's chief of staff  and appears to have worked closely with  him  in  his  lobbying work. According to some legal experts  Mueller's focus on the younger  Flynn  could be an attempt coerce his father into cooperating with the investigation.\nInvestigators are also looking at  Flynn 's alleged participation in talks to turn over to Turkey a Turkish cleric living in exile in Pennsylvania.  Flynn  has denied through a spokesperson that those conversations took place.\n Flynn  resigned from  his  White House post in February after it emerged that  he  misled Vice President Mike Pence about his communications with Russian officials.\nIt is unclear whether Mueller will go through with indictments for either  Flynn . In the meantime   Flynn Jr.  is maintaining an optimistic front  telling  his  critics on Twitter  \"the disappointment on your faces when I don’t go to jail will be worth all your harassment.\"",
            "output": [
                "Michael Flynn Jr."
            ]
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            "id": "task419-53ea7f99659445119408df24a22da5ba",
            "input": "Breitbart News has been provided with an exclusive preview of and excerpt from the new book   Let  Trump  Be  Trump   by Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie  published by Center Street and available on December 5  2017.\nFrom Let  Trump  Be Trump:\n“I want you to know I have the greatest air force in the world ”  Trump  began  unprompted  in Corey’s first meeting with the candidate. “I’ve got a 757  I’ve got a Citation X. And I’ve got three helicopters.” Corey sat there with a half smile on his face  not knowing quite how to respond.\nWhen  Donald Trump  listed the aircraft  he  had during Corey’s job interview  Corey shrugged it off as a random boast. But  Trump  wasn’t boasting.  He  was pointing out the military equipment  he  had for the war ahead. A candidate with a jet has a formidable advantage over rivals without one. A candidate with an air force was going to be tough to beat.\nWhen you flew with  Trump   you flew first class times ten. Except  that is  when it came time to eat.\nThe first time Dave told his wife Susan that he was going to be on Trump Force One  she asked him to take some photos of what they served him to eat on the plane. She had read somewhere that  Mr. Trump  had a personal chef who traveled with  him . When dinner came on the flight  Dave pulled out his BlackBerry and snapped a picture of the bag of McDonald’s hamburgers and unopened package of Oreo cookies and emailed it to Susan.\nOn Trump Force One there were four major food groups: McDonald’s  Kentucky Fried Chicken  pizza  and Diet Coke. There were also ancillary groups  including Vienna Fingers and the ubiquitous Oreo  before the boycott (after it was Hydrox). The reason the package of Oreos was unopened was because  Mr. Trump  would never eat from a previously opened package. If you’ve seen the Seinfeld episode in which George double-dips  his  chip  you have a pretty good idea of the boss’s reasoning. Packages of cookies  along with small airliner-size bags of pretzels and potato chips  filled the plane’s cupboards. An army might march on its stomach  but Trump’s team flew on junk food. And those snacks would have to sustain us during long flights and even longer days.\nThe candidate would hardly ever eat lunch and would eat dinner only after he finished the last event of the day. We’d be in the jet or on the road from seven or eight a.m.  make however many scheduled stops we had  and after the last one  perhaps around nine p.m.   Mr. Trump  would clap  his  hands and say  “Let’s eat!” And the food needed to be hot and ready for  him . Some of the time  especially when  he  was pleased with  his  performance at a rally or event   he ’d say  “Do you think I deserve a malted today? I think I deserve one.”  Trump   a city kid  grew up drinking malteds  so that’s what he always called a milkshake. Whatever you want to call it  it better be there and it better still be thick.\nWhen traveling in the air with the boss  you also learned pretty quickly to like Elton John.  Donald Trump  really likes Elton John. Anthony “the Mooch” Scaramucci got in all sorts of hot water—which is not at all an unfamiliar position for him—when he told an interviewer that Elton John would play at President Trump’s inaugural. It had been wishful thinking on Mooch’s part  probably because he’d been on the plane when the boss had “Tiny Dancer” or “Rocket Man” playing as loud as the concert-level speakers could bring it. We’re telling you  when the boss cranks up Elton  you can’t hear yourself think. The music is loud enough to rattle your brain.",
            "output": [
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                "Trump"
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            "input": "Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on Tuesday called on President Trump to shrink a total of four national monuments and change the way six other land and marine sites are managed  a sweeping overhaul of how protected areas are maintained in the United States.\n Zinke ’s final report comes a day after Trump signed proclamations in Utah that downsized two massive national monuments there — Bears Ears by 85 percent and Grand Staircase-Escalante by 46 percent. The president had directed  Zinke  in April to review 27 national monuments established since 1996 under the Antiquities Act  which gives the president broad authority to safeguard federal lands and waters under threat.\nIn addition to the Utah sites   Zinke  supports cutting Nevada’s Gold Butte and Oregon’s Cascade-Siskiyou  though the exact reductions are still being determined.  He  also would revise the proclamations for those and the others to clarify that activities such as grazing  motorized vehicle use and commercial fishing should be allowed.\n“The Antiquities Act over time has done great things for our country  and it has protected some of our greatest treasures ”  he  said in a call with reporters. But its power had been “abused ”  he  said  with monument designations extending far beyond the objects they were designed to protect.\n Zinke  criticized the federal government’s past action halting motorized vehicle traffic in Cascade-Siskiyou until a transportation plan could be finalized  arguing that  it  interfered with local cross-country ski operators’ ability to maintain trails.\n“It should have been the other way around ”  he  said.\nFor several sites   Zinke  recommended amending monuments’ proclamation language to ensure that activities such as grazing  hunting and fishing can continue. While these practices often go on even after a presidential designation   Zinke  said  he  wants to make that legality clear because ranchers have felt marginalized and fear they will face future restrictions.\nIn the case of New Mexico’s national monuments   Zinke  said   he  listened to the state’s two Democratic senators and others in deciding not to modify their boundaries. Still   he  wanted “to make sure that the proclamation protects the long-standing grazing [in parts] of those monuments” and that management of Organ Mountain-Desert Peaks does not interfere with U.S. Customs and Border Control operations in the area.\nSen. Martin Heinrich wasn’t buying the explanation. He blasted  Zinke  in a statement  saying the “report is based on hearsay and erroneous data” and that the secretary and Trump “have turned a deaf ear to the overwhelming consensus to protect New Mexico’s conservation legacy.”\nMore litigation could be coming. Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum warned  Zinke  in a letter in July the state was “ready to take appropriate legal action” if Trump rescinds or reduces the size of Cascade-Siskiyou.\nInterior received more than 2.5 million comments on the review  and they “overwhelmingly” said all of the monuments should remain unchanged   Zinke  wrote in  his  report. But  he  attributed the extreme tilt to “a well-orchestrated national campaign organized by multiple groups.”\n“I don’t yield to public pressure ”  Zinke  said Tuesday. “Sound public policy is not based on threats of lawsuit  it’s doing what’s right.”\nThe final document is almost identical to the draft  Zinke  submitted to the White House this summer  and much of the language is vague. For example  it appears open the door to commercial fishing in three marine monuments where this practice is either being phased out or is already banned. Yet the report calls for amending the sites’ proclamations to allow regional councils “to make fishery-management decisions as authorized by the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act.”\n Zinke  also finalized  his  recommendations to create three new national monuments: at Kentucky’s Camp Nelson  a Civil War training site for African American soldiers; at Medgar Evers’ home in Jackson  Miss.; and at the Badger-Two Medicine area in  his  home state of Montana.\nThe secretary said he was “fairly confident” Trump would accept all of his recommendations  and he intends to brief him “multiple times” in coming weeks to get his sign-off.  Zinke  also rejected the idea that any of these alterations of existing monuments would amount to relinquishing control of federal land  describing such criticism as “nefarious  false and a lie.”\nHouse Natural Resources Committee Chairman Rep. Rob Bishop (R-Utah) commended  Zinke  on Tuesday for “actually listening to the people on the local level” and Trump for showing “ some real courage against well-funded litigation machines.”",
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            "input": "Ilya Kovalchuk rejoined the New Jersey Devils' lineup on Sunday  one night after he was benched by coach John MacLean for an undisclosed reason.\n The $100 million forward  in the first year of a 15-year deal with the Devils  met with the media before New Jersey faced the New York Rangers. Kovalchuk provided no information for why he was forced to sit out Saturday's home game against Buffalo.\n Kovalchuk said it was MacLean's decision to bench him  and the reason behind it would stay between him and the coach.\n \"I'm just a player and I'm just going to show up tonight and play \" Kovalchuk said. \"I want to be on the ice. That's the bottom line. I'm going to be tonight. I'm excited to be back and be with the team again.\"\n \"It was tough because I love the game so much \" Kovalchuk said. \"That's probably the worst when you watch your team  especially losing.\"\n Kovalchuk said this wasn't the first time he was held out of a game as a healthy scratch.\n \"A long time ago  but it happened before. It wasn't new for me \" he said.\n For the second straight day  MacLean refused to say what led to the benching. He reiterated that he is standing by his decision to hold out the dynamic scorer  even though the team has struggled in the coach's rookie season.\n Whatever the problem was  MacLean said it's totally resolved between him and Kovalchuk. Neither MacLean nor Kovalchuk would say if the star player missed a team meeting.\n \"The issue is over with \" MacLean said. \"It's an internal matter. We both know  and today we're getting ready for the Rangers game.\n \"He'll be playing and hopefully playing a lot and burying some of the great opportunities he's been getting. He'll be put in a role to be used to the best of his ability.\"\nKovalchuk. Neither MacLean nor Kovalchuk would say if the star player missed a team meeting.",
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            "input": "NATIONAL HARBOR  MD – Nationally syndicated radio superstar  Mark Levin  joined SiriusXM hosts Matt Boyle and Amanda House at CPAC on Breitbart News Saturday  praising President Donald Trump’s actions for advancing conservatism  and making explosive statements about the Left  Obama and his administration  the media  guns  and Democrats’ plans to impeach the president.\n Levin  was speaking to thousands of conservatives who gathered just outside of the nation’s capital at the annual pilgrimage for the conservative movement. Boyle and House were broadcasting live from CPAC  as the “Great One” sat down with them to reflect on President Trump’s speech to the conference on Friday  and examining the first year of the Trump administration.\n“This president is so different ”  Levin  began. “ He  threw out the written speech and  he  said  ‘Let me talk to you.’”\n“ He  connects with you individually ” the former Reagan administration senior aide continued  making the observation of the president that  “ he  talks like a regular person ” as opposed to a polished politician with a team of handlers.\nBoyle and House—who respectively are the political editor and deputy political editor of Breitbart News—invited  Levin  to unpack  his  thoughts on how the president’s actions stack up with conservative priorities  given  Levin ’s pedigree and well-earned reputation as one of the foremost champions of constitutional conservatism. Levin dedicates much of the time on  his  wildly successful radio show holding accountable public officials who stray from conservative priorities.\n“Which is fine by me ”  Levin  commented to Boyle and House  “because it’s the end result that matters.”\nIt is no secret that  Levin  does not agree with President Trump on everything. “But I didn’t agree with Reagan on everything ” either   Levin  noted  a comparison noteworthy because of the tremendous respect  Levin  has for the nation’s 40th president  under whom  he  served.\n Levin   Boyle  and House then turned to the red-hot issues that are currently dominating the headlines  and explaining what is behind those narratives.\n“If the Democrats take the House  they’re going to move to impeach this president  to reverse the results of the election ”  Levin  claimed. “They’ve been into this silent coup since the day he was elected. They are furious that he is president of the United States.”\n Levin  called Special Counsel Robert Mueller a “hit man” and compared Mueller’s investigation to a “mob operation.”\n“This is a grotesque miscarriage of justice ”  Levin  insists. “Something about this stinks to high heaven.”\n Levin  said that  he  noticed a pattern  relying upon  his  experience as a top Justice Department official.  He  recalled the moment during the 2016 election when  he  concluded  “we’ve got domestic surveillance of Trump World.”\n Levin  insists that this was “political domestic surveillance ” and that a host of characters  from the Obama White House  to top officials in the Obama-Lynch Justice Department  to leaders at the FBI  must have known about it when it was happening.\nThere are “hardcore anti-constitutional progressive leftists” who are out to get President Trump  and the entire conservative agenda would be endangered if the president’s enemies succeed   Levin  warned.",
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                "Mark"
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            "input": "By the time my ancestor set sail on the Mayflower  Europeans had been visiting New England for more than a hundred years. English  French  Italian  Spanish  and Portuguese mariners regularly plied the coastline  trading what they could  occasionally kidnapping the inhabitants for slaves. New England  the Europeans saw  was thickly settled and well defended. In 1605 and 1606 Samuel de Champlain visited Cape Cod  hoping to establish a French base.  He  abandoned the idea. Too many people already lived there. A year later Sir Ferdinando Gorges—British despite  his  name—tried to establish an English community in southern Maine. It had more founders than Plymouth and seems to have been better organized. Confronted by numerous well-armed local Indians  the settlers abandoned the project within months. The Indians at Plymouth would surely have been an equal obstacle to my ancestor and his ramshackle expedition had disease not intervened. Faced with such stories  historians have long wondered how many people lived in the Americas at the time of contact. \"Debated since Columbus attempted a partial census on Hispaniola in 1496 \" William Denevan has written  this \"remains one of the great inquiries of history.\" (In 1976 Denevan assembled and edited an entire book on the subject  The Native Population of the Americas in 1492.) The first scholarly estimate of the indigenous population was made in 1910 by James Mooney  a distinguished ethnographer at the Smithsonian Institution. Combing through old documents  he concluded that in 1491 North America had 1.15 million inhabitants. Mooney's glittering reputation ensured that most subsequent researchers accepted his figure uncritically.\nThat changed in 1966  when Henry F. Dobyns published \"Estimating Aboriginal American Population: An Appraisal of Techniques With a New Hemispheric Estimate \" in the journal Current Anthropology. Despite the carefully neutral title  his argument was thunderous  its impact long-lasting. In the view of James Wilson  the author of The Earth Shall Weep (1998)  a history of indigenous Americans   Dobyns 's colleagues \"are still struggling to get out of the crater that paper left in anthropology.\" Not only anthropologists were affected.  Dobyns 's estimate proved to be one of the opening rounds in today's culture wars.  Dobyns  began  his  exploration of pre-Columbian Indian demography in the early 1950s  when  he  was a graduate student. At the invitation of a friend   he  spent a few months in northern Mexico  which is full of Spanish-era missions. There  he  poked through the crumbling leather-bound ledgers in which Jesuits recorded local births and deaths. Right away  he  noticed how many more deaths there were. The Spaniards arrived  and then Indians died—in huge numbers  at incredible rates. It hit  him    Dobyns  told me recently  \"like a club right between the eyes.\" It took  Dobyns  eleven years to obtain  his  Ph.D. Along the way  he  joined a rural-development project in Peru  which until colonial times was the seat of the Incan empire. Remembering what  he  had seen at the northern fringe of the Spanish conquest   Dobyns  decided to compare  it  with figures for the south.  He  burrowed into the papers of the Lima cathedral and read apologetic Spanish histories. The Indians in Peru   Dobyns  concluded  had faced plagues from the day the conquistadors showed up—in fact  before then: smallpox arrived around 1525  seven years ahead of the Spanish. Brought to Mexico apparently by a single sick Spaniard  it swept south and eliminated more than half the population of the Incan empire. Smallpox claimed the Incan dictator Huayna Capac and much of his family  setting off a calamitous war of succession. So complete was the chaos that Francisco Pizarro was able to seize an empire the size of Spain and Italy combined with a force of 168 men.\nSmallpox was only the first epidemic. Typhus (probably) in 1546  influenza and smallpox together in 1558  smallpox again in 1589  diphtheria in 1614  measles in 1618—all ravaged the remains of Incan culture.  Dobyns  was the first social scientist to piece together this awful picture  and  he  naturally rushed  his  findings into print. Hardly anyone paid attention. But  Dobyns  was already working on a second  related question: If all those people died  how many had been living there to begin with? Before Columbus   Dobyns  calculated  the Western Hemisphere held ninety to 112 million people. Another way of saying this is that in 1491 more people lived in the Americas than in Europe. His argument was simple but horrific. It is well known that Native Americans had no experience with many European diseases and were therefore immunologically unprepared—\"virgin soil \" in the metaphor of epidemiologists. What  Dobyns  realized was that such diseases could have swept from the coastlines initially visited by Europeans to inland areas controlled by Indians who had never seen a white person. The first whites to explore many parts of the Americas may therefore have encountered places that were already depopulated. Indeed   Dobyns  argued  they must have done so. Peru was one example  the Pacific Northwest another. In 1792 the British navigator George Vancouver led the first European expedition to survey Puget Sound.  He  found a vast charnel house: human remains \"promiscuously scattered about the beach  in great numbers.\" Smallpox  Vancouver's crew discovered  had preceded them. Its few survivors  second lieutenant Peter Puget noted  were \"most terribly pitted ... indeed many have lost their Eyes.\" In Pox Americana  (2001)  Elizabeth Fenn  a historian at George Washington University  contends that the disaster on the northwest coast was but a small part of a continental pandemic that erupted near Boston in 1774 and cut down Indians from Mexico to Alaska.\nBecause smallpox was not endemic in the Americas  colonials  too  had not acquired any immunity. The virus  an equal-opportunity killer  swept through the Continental Army and stopped the drive into Quebec. The American Revolution would be lost  Washington and other rebel leaders feared  if the contagion did to the colonists what it had done to the Indians. \"The small Pox! The small Pox!\" John Adams wrote to his wife  Abigail. \"What shall We do with it?\" In retrospect  Fenn says  \"One of George Washington's most brilliant moves was to inoculate the army against smallpox during the Valley Forge winter of '78.\" Without inoculation smallpox could easily have given the United States back to the British. So many epidemics occurred in the Americas   Dobyns  argued  that the old data used by Mooney and his successors represented population nadirs. From the few cases in which before-and-after totals are known with relative certainty   Dobyns  estimated that in the first 130 years of contact about 95 percent of the people in the Americas died—the worst demographic calamity in recorded history. Dobyns's ideas were quickly attacked as politically motivated  a push from the hate-America crowd to inflate the toll of imperialism. The attacks continue to this day. \"No question about it  some people want those higher numbers \" says Shepard Krech III  a Brown University anthropologist who is the author of The Ecological Indian (1999). These people  he says  were thrilled when  Dobyns  revisited the subject in a book  Their Numbers Become Thinned (1983)—and revised his own estimates upward. Perhaps  Dobyns 's most vehement critic is David Henige  a bibliographer of Africana at the University of Wisconsin  whose Numbers From Nowhere (1998) is a landmark in the literature of demographic fulmination. \"Suspect in 1966  it is no less suspect nowadays \" Henige wrote of  Dobyns 's work. \"If anything  it is worse.\"",
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            "input": "Amateur surfer  Charlie Frye  is lucky to be alive after punching a shark in the face using a maneuver  he  once saw a surf champion use   he  said.\n Frye  and three of  his  doctor friends were surfing Monday off Avoca Beach  which is 90 miles north of Sydney.\n“I felt something on my shoulder like a big thud ”  Frye  told 9News. “The shark's head come out of the water and I just punched the shark in the face.”\nAt first   Frye  didn’t realize  his  puncture wounds were bleeding.  His  friends then drove  him  to a hospital  which is where they all also worked   he  said.\nIf  he  ever meets Fanning   Frye  said   he  “owes  him  a beer.”",
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            "input": "When Ames Mayfield's Cub Scout den met with a Colorado state senator last week  the 11-year-old came prepared with a long list of typed-up questions. He excitedly raised his hand to ask his first one.\n Ames  pressed the Republican state senator  Vicki Marble  on an issue he knew was important to her: gun legislation. The Cub Scout in Broomfield  about 20 miles north of Denver  asked her a slew of questions about previous bills she had sponsored in support of the right to bear arms  and he wasn't shy about inserting his opinion.\n\"I was shocked that you co-sponsored a bill to allow domestic violence offenders to continue to own a gun \"  Ames  said  according to a video posted to YouTube by  his  mother. \"Why on earth would you want someone who beats their wife to have access to a gun?\"\nAfter  Ames 's questions went on for more than two minutes  a leader in his group cut him off to allow the state senator to answer. Both the senator and the leader commended him for his \"thorough\" list of questions.\nBut after the meeting  the leader of  Ames 's Cub Scout pack  which oversees various dens  requested a meeting with his mother. The leader told  Ames 's mother  Lori Mayfield  that her son was kicked out of his Cub Scout den  the mother said in an email to The Washington Post.\nThe son's den leader was apparently upset over  Ames 's questions  particularly the one on gun control   Mayfield  said. The mother was told her son's question was disrespectful and too political.\n\"I had to go home and tell my son he was kicked out  \" Mayfield  said. \"My son was heartbroken because he really liked this den leader and couldn't understand why his question was inappropriate.\"\n Ames  was less than four months away from transitioning from the Cub Scouts to the Boy Scouts   his  mother said.\nThe Scouts did not explicitly say  he  was kicked out of the den. In a statement to The Post and local media outlets the Denver Area Council of the Boy Scouts said only that he remains a member of the larger pack  and that the organization is working with the family to offer him options that will \"allow him to continue his Scouting experience in a way that fits his and his family's needs.\"\nBut local news reports of  Ames 's apparent removal from his den drew anger across social media  with many arguing that  Ames  was punished for asking tough questions of a state lawmaker. After all  the den had specifically assigned the scouts to prepare questions for the senator.\n Ames 's story drew the attention of gun control advocate and former Democratic Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona  who was shot in the head by an assailant in 2011  suffering a severe brain injury.\n\"This is exactly the kind of courage we need in Congress \" Giffords tweeted Thursday. \" Ames   call me in 14 years. I'll campaign for you.\"\nGiffords's husband  astronaut Mark Kelly  called  Ames  and his mother Thursday night to talk about what happened  according to Fox 31.\nThe focus of the Cub Scouts' assignment   Mayfield  said  was to meet with a government leader and discuss an important issue facing the community. Cub Scouts were instructed to decide on one or two questions  and to be prepared to ask the official about an issue in the local news.\n Ames  researched the senator before the meeting and decided he would focus his questions on gun control  his mother said. After all  the majority of the videos on Marble's site deal with gun rights legislation.\n\"Given that the Las Vegas shooting happened  I felt that it should be a reasonable thing to ask \"  Ames  told a Denver Fox affiliate. \"I don't feel like I did anything wrong.\"",
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            "input": "Brian Schrank   co-curator of the exhibit  \"Hey! Play! Games in Modern Culture \" describes its purpose at the Chicago Design Museum  Block 37  108 North State St.  on Oct. 31  2017  in Chicago. (John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)  Brian Schrank   co-curator of the exhibit  \"Hey! Play! Games in Modern Culture \" describes its purpose at the Chicago Design Museum  Block 37  108 North State St.  on Oct. 31  2017  in Chicago. (John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune) SEE MORE VIDEOS\nA common link between these two locals is  Brian Schrank   an associate professor in game development  theory  design at DePaul University. In addition to being on the VGA Gallery board   Schrank  co-curated “Hey! Play!” calling on his connections in the indie gaming world to show “a very inclusive approach to games where it isn’t just one niche celebrating itself ” he said.\nTypically   Schrank  said  there has been a division between people who approach games as art — and have managed to get some attention from the academy and museums — and those who make games for people to play.\n“There’s often some animosity from the games people toward the art people  who sort of dabble in games and get all the publicity ”  Schrank  said  explaining a common sentiment.\nThere’s a VR game that visualizes the noises the headset wearer makes into a microphone. “It’s done very much in earnest ”  Schrank  said. “The artists wanted to make a game that would fit in at Burning Man.”",
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            "input": "Former White House strategist Steve Bannon  argued that Catholic bishops in the United States only support undocumented immigrants because they need them to fill the pews.\nIn an interview with CBS News’ Charlie Rose   Bannon  who is Catholic   criticized bishops’ support for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival program  which President Trump recently moved to end in six months.\nThe interview is Bannon’s first televised one since he left the White House in August  following months of reported controversy with his West Wing colleagues. After he left the White House   Bannon  resumed  his  position as Chairman of Breitbart News.\nHowever   he  told Rose  he  and Trump are still on good terms  and  he  is prepared to fight for  his  legislative agenda.\n“I’m going to be  his  wing man outside for the entire time ”  he  said. “Our purpose is to support Donald Trump.”",
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            ]
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            "input": "Opposition leader Raila Odinga  who got nearly 45 percent of the vote in August   has said the new election won’t be credible because of a lack of electoral reform and accused Kenyatta of moving a country known for relative stability and openness toward authoritarian rule.\n Odinga ’s call for a boycott resonated strongly in Kisumu  Kenya’s third-largest city and an opposition stronghold.  He  has urged followers to stay away from polling stations because of concerns about a crackdown by security forces. Human rights groups said police killed at least 67 people during protests after the August vote; authorities confirmed a smaller number of deaths and said they had to take action against rioters.\n Odinga  has said the opposition coalition  National Super Alliance  will become a resistance movement. On Thursday   he  said the movement will constitute a “People’s Assembly to guide the country to a fresh free and fair presidential election” as part of a peaceful resistance that will include boycotting goods and services by those who have supported Kenyatta’s “lawless grab of the presidency.”\n Odinga  and Kenyatta  who seeks a second term  also faced off in a 2013 election similarly marred by opposition allegations of vote-rigging.  The opposition leader  also ran unsuccessfully in 2007 — ethnic-fueled animosity after that vote killed more than 1 000 people and forced 600 000 from their homes.\nMany observers say Kenya’s ethnic-based politics overshadow the promise of its democracy. Kenyatta is a Kikuyu  while  Odinga  is a Luo.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Tim Gustafson  a senior associate with Alta   said walking or biking to school is encouraged but the distance can be great. Sometimes that commute takes people out of Northbrook.\n Gustafson  spent 30 minutes making a formal presentation to the group and answering questions.  He  said  his  firm's work so far has shown a number of common themes coming from the data gathered through live interviews and online feedback.\n Gustafson  said high speed  high volume roads are the biggest barrier but they are also the most connected streets.  He  said current bicycle improvements along some roads are popular but still present challenges.\nOne resident told  Gustafson  that he wanted to see an easier way to get to the Northbrook Court shopping center because of the heavy traffic on Lake Cook Road.  Gustafson  said  he  is looking at ways to do that.\nWith there are several bicycle trails or marked bike lanes on local roads  including major ones   Gustafson  said getting into and out of the village is easier than navigating through town by foot or pedal.  He  remains cautious about making too many judgments at this point in the process.\n\"We don't want to reach any conclusions before we talk to all of you \"  Gustafson  said. \"We know for crossing a two-lane road not much is needed. A four-lane road with a left turn lane is more challenging. We want to find ways to work with speed.\"\nNot all of the roadways traversing the village are under Northbrook's control  according to  Gustafson .  He  said roads like Dundee are state highways and others are under the jurisdiction of Cook County.\n\"We have to get them to spend money for you \"  Gustafson  said.",
            "output": [
                "Gustafson"
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            "input": "Police Chief Al Thomas ’ retirement was effective immediately  the city said in a statement. The University of Virginia is located in Charlottesville.\n“Nothing in my career has brought me more pride than serving as the police chief for the City of Charlottesville ”  Thomas  said in the statement  without providing a reason for his departure.\nFILE PHOTO:  Charlottesville Chief of Police Al Thomas  (L) and Charlottesville City Manager Maurice Jones listen to speakers during a public forum hosted by the Department of Justice Community Relations Service after a rally by far-right demonstrators led to the death of a counter protester in Charlottesville  Virginia  U.S.  August 27  2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts\nHeaphy’s report on the violence said  Thomas  sought to limit information requested by an investigation team and deleted text messages relevant to the review.  Thomas  denied efforts to hide information  the report added.\nCharlottesville City Manager Maurice Jones on Monday called  Thomas  “a man of integrity” and said the city will appoint an interim police chief within the next week.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Unidentified kidnappers bundled the deputy governor of Afghanistan ’ s northwestern province of Kunar into a car in the Pakistani city of Peshawar and took him away   police sources said on Sunday .  Mohammad Nabi Ahmadi  had crossed over from Afghanistan into Pakistan with  his  brother and was walking down a road in the northwestern city of Peshawar when a car with tinted windows pulled up and overpowered the Afghan official   according to a Peshawar police source . The police source said Ahmadi ’ s brother recounted the episode to Pakistani police   but did not disclose that his brother was a high - ranking Afghan provincial government official . “ It was afterwards we came to know from other sources that he was deputy governor of Kunar  ” said the police official . Abdul Ghani Musamem   the spokesman for the governor of Kunar   confirmed Ahmadi had gone missing in Peshawar on Friday and added that he had been on leave for medical treatment . Wealthy Afghans frequently cross the border for medical treatment in Pakistan . Many Afghans live in Peshawar and it is also common for influential figures in Afghanistan to have business or family links in the Pashtun regions of Pakistan . The Pakistani police source said the Afghan government had not told them about Ahmadi ’ s visit   adding that “ otherwise we would have provided him with security ”. Another security official said police in Peshawar were working to find out if Ahmadi ’ s kidnapping was related to his work or a personal dispute . The Afghan Taliban denied involvement in Ahmadi ’ s kidnapping . “ We heard that a deputy Afghan governor went missing in Pakistan but let me clarify that we don ’ t operate outside Afghanistan  ” said Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid . “ In Pakistan   our leadership has strictly forbidden our people from any sort of activities as this is not our policy .”",
            "output": [
                "Mohammad Nabi Ahmadi"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-23a0a94e740d4caa8a6c7d3013da2ce2",
            "input": "In a meeting at Trump Tower in New York last year   Natalia Veselnitskaya  produced a memo that she had shared with one of Russia's most powerful officials  prosecutor general Yury Chaika  a close ally of President Vladimir Putin  the Times reported.\nPutin repeated the charges contained in the memo last week when he addressed a conference of Western scholars. Russia's state-run television has also reported on the issue in interviews with  Veselnitskaya  and Chaika.\nIn her memo   Veselnitskaya  accused an American firm  Ziff Brothers Investments  of illegally buying shares of a Russian firm and avoiding tens of millions of dollars in Russian taxes.\n\"The company was the financial vehicle of three billionaire brothers  two of them major donors to Democratic candidates including Mrs. Clinton. By implication   Ms. Veselnitskaya   said  those political contributions were tainted by 'stolen' money '\" the Times reported.",
            "output": [
                "Natalia Veselnitskaya"
            ]
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            "input": "A report says that  House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wisc.)  is considering leaving Congress after much soul-searching in talks with  his  close friends.\nAccording to sources close to  Ryan  who spoke with CNN about the matter  they believe  he  could step down after the 2018 midterm elections. But that is based on the condition that  he  is able to pass the Republican plan to reform the tax system.\nThe report says  he  might even retire sooner than that.\nThe CNN report said that exhaustion with President Trump was one of the reasons cited for  Ryan  mulling over  his  retirement from Congress.\nA Politico report said that  Ryan  “would like to serve through Election Day 2018 and retire ahead of the next Congress.”\nWhat did  Ryan  say about the report?\n Ryan  denied the report publicly  saying to reporters that  he ’s in Congress to stay.\n Ryan  spokeswoman AshLee Strong explained further in a statement saying  “This is pure speculation. As the speaker himself said today  he’s not going anywhere any time soon.”",
            "output": [
                "Paul Ryan"
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            "input": "Actress Arielle Kebbel’s sister has been missing for days  and  she ’s asking people on social media to help in the search.\nKebbel  who’s starred in TV series like “Unreal ” “Ballers” and “Vampire Diaries ” is trying to locate Julia Kebbel  who apparently was last seen on the night of Jan. 31 in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles walking  her  chocolate Labrador.\nA post shared by Arielle Kebbel (@ariellekebbel) on Feb 3  2018 at 9:08am PST\nArielle Kebbel later posted a missing persons flyer with her sister’s description.\nA post shared by Arielle Kebbel (@ariellekebbel) on Feb 4  2018 at 4:29pm PST\n“Arielle Kebbel  a cast mate from Life Unexpected and UnReal  is in need of our help. Her sister is missing. Please read below  take a look at the photos and if you see or hear anything  please reach out ” Appleby wrote on Instagram.",
            "output": [
                "Arielle Kebbel"
            ]
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            "input": "MOSCOW  (Reuters) - Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska  plans to step down as the president of the two companies  he  controls  aluminum giant Rusal (0486.HK) and En+ Group (ENPLq.L)  two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.\nThe change comes less than a month after the inclusion of  Deripaska  and dozens of Russian billionaires on a U.S. government list of Russian oligarchs. While it is not a sanctions list  Western banks may be reluctant to deal with Russian companies whose owners are on the list.\nEn+ has invited international banks to pitch for the sale of $1 billion of shares in the company  three sources told Reuters last week. However  the inclusion of  Deripaska  on the U.S. list is making some U.S. banks who worked with En+ on  its  initial public offering in November wary about participating this time  one of the sources said.\n Deripaska’s En+  owns assets in metals and energy  including a 48 percent stake in Rusal  a Hong Kong-listed Russian aluminum producer  which is a big consumer of hydroelectricity produced by En+’s power companies.\n Deripaska  has decided to relinquish direct operational control in the two companies because En+ became a publicly-listed company after  its  share sale in November  one of the sources told Reuters. The boards of directors of En+ and Rusal will consider the management changes at their meetings on Feb. 22  the source added.\nBut some analysts questioned  the timing of Deripaska stepping down .\nRusal owns a stake in Norilsk Nickel (GMKN.MM)  and a power struggle over the nickel producer resurfaced on Friday. Russian billionaire Vladimir Potanin has offered to buy the $1.5 billion stake in the mining group held by Roman Abramovich  owner of the Chelsea soccer club.  Deripaska  tried to block the deal.\n“ The timing  looks a bit strange  coinciding with the resumption of the shareholder conflict at Norilsk Nickel ” analysts at Aton said in a note.",
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            ]
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            "input": "When  Jackie Robinson  broke baseball's color barrier in 1947  not only was the color of  his  skin different but so was the cap  he  wore.\nIn the pre-batting helmet era   Robinson  had to have a specially-made Brooklyn Dodgers cap to \"protect  his  head from beanballs ”  his  widow  Rachel Robinson  wrote in a 1994 letter.\n Robinson 's cap had three protective plates sewn inside the lining to guard against opposing pitchers who wanted to take our their anger over a black player being in the big leagues.\nJackie Robinson Museum to break ground in Manhattan\n“This is the only cap to this date that I have ever made available to the collecting public ” wrote  Rachel Robinson  in the letter shared by Lelands. “The cap is 100% original and was game worn by  Jackie Robinson  during his career as a Brooklyn Dodger. ”\nA Jackie Robinson baseball cap that has protective plates  sewn in to protect  his  head from beanballs. (Courtesy of Lelands)\n Robinson  batted .297 with 12 home runs and 29 stolen bases while collecting Rookie of the Year honors in 1947. The six-time All-Star was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1962 and his No. 42 is the retired throughout Major League Baseball.\nGranderson honors Jackie Robinson by his actions on and off field",
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                "Jackie Robinson"
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            "input": "Shomari Legghette  has a criminal history stretching back more than two decades  court records show.  He  picked up new charges while out on bond  on parole and serving probation  making  him  the kind of repeat offender whom Bauer urged authorities to keep off the street.\n Legghette  was taken into custody. According to a source   he  was wearing a protective vest and was armed with a gun.\n Legghette  is expected to appear in court Thursday.\n His  first Cook County conviction came in 1997 when  he  pleaded guilty to drug possession and was sentenced to a year of probation. While serving that probation   he  was charged with armed robbery and was ultimately found guilty and sentenced in 1999 to 16 years in prison.\nWhile on parole in 2007   he  was arrested for a slew of new offenses: unlawful use of a weapon and body armor by a felon  possession of a gun with a defaced serial number and a heroin charge.  He  pleaded guilty to the gun charge and was sentenced to three years in prison.\nWhile out on bond in that case   he  was again arrested and charged with drug possession — a case that was ultimately dropped.\nIn 2011  he  was charged with resisting an officer and battery  records show.  He  was found guilty on one of the two battery counts and was sentenced to probation.\n His  most recent conviction was similar to  his  first:  He  pleaded guilty in 2015 to drug possession and was given two years in prison.  He  was discharged from parole in August 2016  according to an Illinois Department of Corrections spokeswoman.\n Johnson  noted Legghette’s extensive criminal history  calling the shooting “a devastating reminder” that repeat gun offenders are out on the streets.\n“Police officers take a lot of knocks ”  he  said. “If  Paul ’s actions yesterday remind us of anything  they should remind us that police officers are the good guys  and  Paul  was one of the best of the good guys.”",
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            "input": "DIANNE FEINSTEIN  has served California as a senator for 25 years.  She  has raised $13m for  her  2018 re-election bid;  her  closest competitor  a state senator named Kevin de León  has rustled up $434 000. So it was humiliating for  Ms Feinstein  when the California Democratic Party failed to endorse  her  at its annual convention in San Diego.\nResults announced on February 25th revealed that just 37% of delegates voted for  Ms Feinstein ; 54% chose Mr de León. Candidates need to win 60% of ballots to be awarded the party’s endorsement.  Ms Feinstein ’s inability to garner that support will make  her  the first incumbent senator in decades to run in the Golden State’s primary  on June 5th  without official party backing.\nThe outcome of the convention was not entirely shocking. Viewed as a staunch moderate   Ms Feinstein  has never particularly appealed to Democratic activists of the sort who tend to serve as delegates. Much of  Ms Feinstein ’s ideology is progressive.  She  has fought zealously for gun control  successfully getting an assault weapons ban signed into law in 1994.  She  put pressure on Barack Obama to declassify a 7 000-page Senate report about the use of torture by the CIA during the tenure of George W. Bush. But for some Democrats   she  is not reliably liberal enough. “ She  has never been the sweetheart of the rodeo ” says Garry South  a long-time democratic strategist in California.\nIn 1990  when  she  was running for California governor   Ms Feinstein  was booed at the state Democratic convention after expressing support for the death penalty.  She  voted to authorise the use of force in Iraq and for the Patriot Act  a Bush-era law that expanded the authority of law enforcement agencies to spy on Americans. More recently  progressive protestors gathered outside  Ms Feinstein’s  San Francisco mansion to rail against  her  support of some of Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees. “ Feinstein  show me some spine ” read one demonstrator’s sign. “Obstruct or go home ” read another.\n Ms Feinstein’s  age has also played a part in  her  failure to excite Democratic activists.  The senator  turns 85 this summer. If re-elected  she  would be 90 by the end of  her  term. Some Democrats think the time has come for  her  to step aside. As  she  wrapped up  her  speech at the convention  music began playing to signal that  her  allotted time had elapsed. “I guess my time is up ”  Ms Feinstein  remarked  to which some members of the audience responded with a chant: “Your time is up! Your time is up!” After the convention results were announced Mr de León wrote in a Twitter post: “The outcome of last night’s endorsement vote is an astounding rejection of politics as usual. A signal to Washington that we stand shoulder-to-shoulder against a complacent status quo.”\nThe convention result is not necessarily a harbinger of things to come in the June primary or the November general election. California has a top-two primary system for state-wide elections; every eligible candidate from every party participates in the same primary. The top two contenders face off against one another in the general election regardless of their party affiliation. This year  that will probably result in a general election that pits  Ms Feinstein  against Mr de León. Despite  her  lack of appeal among party activists   Ms Feinstein  still seems likely to prevail over  her  pugnacious rival among voters.\nA survey published in January by the Public Policy Institute of California  a polling group  found that  Ms Feinstein  led Mr de León by nearly 30 percentage points—though a third of voters were undecided. The same poll found that 45% of probable voters do not know who Mr de León is and 20% felt they didn’t know enough about him to have an opinion. Only 7% said they had not heard of  Ms Feinstein . And  her  war chest dwarfs Mr de León’s by a multiple of 27. For now it looks as though the establishment will remain just that.",
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            "input": "Robert Scoble  has done  it  again.\nThe super-enthusiastic tech pundit is infamous for a 2013 photo of himself wearing Google Glass in the shower. In it   Scoble  looks like  he 's red-faced screaming in joy at the camera while still wet and naked in the shower.\nGoogle killed the consumer version of Google Glass two years later in the wake of problems with battery life  privacy concerns and the product's reputation for being geeky and generally uncool. It's hard to know how much the shower picture contributed to the perception  but it certainly didn't help. Even Google's founder  Larry Page  told  Scoble  that he \"didn't appreciate\" the shower selfie.\nWell  Snapchat PR's worst nightmare has just come true  and  Scoble  is back in the shower.\nThe tech blogger posted a picture of himself in the shower on Thursday  defiantly sticking his tongue out. To be fair   Scoble  looks better in this picture: He appears to have gotten a new hairdo  he's upgraded the tiles in his shower and he's not all wet.",
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            "input": "JUST SHORT:  Baker  Mayfield unable to lead Oklahoma to victory in final game\nBut things changed radically in the third quarter. Suddenly  Georgia’s defense was dominant.  Baker  Mayfield felt pressure – and unlike so many games throughout  his  career  was unable to escape it;  he  was sacked three times in the pivotal third quarter  which the Sooners spent bottled up in their own end of the field  and threw an interception on the first play of the fourth quarter  leading to the Bulldogs’ go-ahead touchdown. Offensively  Georgia’s running game kicked into high gear  with Nick Chubb and Sony Michel each scoring touchdowns on long runs.\nAlthough  Mayfield  tied  it  with a fantastic drive midway through the fourth quarter – and Oklahoma took the lead on a defensive score – Jake Fromm matched him  leading the Bulldogs to the tying score with 55 seconds left.\nGeorgia’s freshman quarterback was overshadowed in the run-up to the game by Baker Mayfield  the Heisman winner. And he didn’t touch the ball on the final play; Sony Michel took a direct snap to the house.\nDiscombobulated by Oklahoma in the first half  Georgia turned things around with a dominant third-quarter performance. Oklahoma led by 14 and got the ball to start the quarter. But Georgia sandwiched a pair of three-and-outs around a 50-yard touchdown run by Nick Chubb  then stopped Oklahoma again.  Baker Mayfield  who was rarely touched  in the first half  spent the third quarter on  his  back – including two sacks on consecutive plays to stall one possession. When  Mayfield ’s third-down pass intended for tight end Mark Andrews sailed high  it was an easy interception for safety Dominick Sanders  who returned it to the 4.\nThe rookie head coach’s well-earned reputation as a strategist and playcaller was on full display from the beginning  when  Baker Mayfield  connected with fullback Dimitri Flowers on consecutive plays for 26 and 16 yards. The Sooners mixed runs and passes – and had especially nice calls on third downs  including screens to beat blitzes and shallow crossing routes that became long gains. The tour de force came at the end of the first half  when on third-and-goal from the 2  Riley dialed up a toss to Flowers going left … that became a reverse to receiver CeeDee Lamb … that finished as a run-pass option for the receiver  who lofted an easy touchdown pass to  Mayfield  in the back corner of the end zone.",
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            "input": "Hillary Clinton . (Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images)\nThere’s not much to do when you’re home for the holidays  so this season some have decided to fill up their free time by melting down over  a video that snipes at Hillary Clinton .\n“Take up a hobby in the new year ” a young writer holding a glass of champagne says to  Clinton  in the short  which Vanity Fair magazine’s “Hive” vertical produced as part of a series proposing “resolutions” to various political figures. “Volunteer work  knitting  improv comedy — literally anything that will keep you from running again.”\nWell  no.  The video  had sexist overtones  and the lameness of the jokes made them all the more offensive.  It ’s harder to plead comedic license when your comedy isn’t funny. But  Clinton  occupies an odd place in the political sphere:  She  was so close to the Oval Office for so long leading up to 2016 that  her  heir apparentness discouraged potential challengers. A career candidate from a Democratic dynasty held little appeal for anyone dissatisfied with the party status quo then  and will hold even less in 2020. It’s not surprising that some cringe to think  Clinton ’s shadow could still loom over races to come.\nSo then why resurrect  her ?\nAlthough ride-or-die  Clinton  supporters weren’t they only ones who took umbrage at the knitting comment  it was that cohort who turned particularly hysterical. These all-in  Clinton  fans seem determined to keep their candidate relevant: Even if they aren’t calling on  her  to run again  they want  her  at the center of the political conversation. Every faux pas of President Trump’s becomes an opportunity for Clinton-would-have-been-bettering. No kidding  she  would  yet that’s neither here nor there when it comes to countering the damage Trump does every day  or to cultivating a roster of candidates who will win the seats to turn things around.\n[Vanity Fair staffers provide snotty  condescending life tips for  Hillary Clinton ]\nBut more perplexing than the multitude of Clinton crusaders who are still crusading are the  Clinton  critics who continue to place the defeated candidate center-stage in their narratives even as they shriek that they want  her  out. This  besides its blatant unfunniness  may be the greatest failing of Vanity Fair’s ill-advised advice video. The staffers have devoted one minute and three seconds to telling  Clinton  to go away  and all they’ve succeeding in doing is bringing  her  right back.\nThis is “What Happened?” week on repeat. Journalists lambasted  Clinton  for re-litigating the 2016 primary in writing  and then they did the exact same thing. Over and over. They rolled their eyes at  her  play for attention  cash  catharsis or whatever else it was — and then they helped  her  find all of the above.\nAnd it’s not only professional pundits who can’t seem to give  Clinton  up. For every amateur commentator or plain old civilian re-upping a  Clinton  campaign talking point on Twitter  there’s someone ready to fire back with an explanation of why  Clinton  is the worst politician of all time. This goes on  every day  more than a year after the election and almost a year after the man who beat  Clinton  walked into the White House.\nHours before the Vanity Fair outrage  Trump sent a Boxing Day Twitter missive from Mar-a-Lago in his usual style: “They used this Crooked Hillary pile of garbage as the basis for going after the Trump Campaign!” he concluded  harping on his beef with  Clinton  yet again. Which prompted all his critics  left  very left and right alike  to tell him to get over it. Perhaps they should  too.",
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            "input": "Oscar Cortez   46  originally from El Salvador  is a plumber who has built an American life in the 17 years he has had temporary protected status. The U.S. government will terminate the program for an estimated 200 000 Salvadorans in this country  people with knowledge of the plan said Monday. (Bonnie Jo Mount/The Washington Post)\n Oscar Cortez  feels like  he  has an ordinary American life.  He  carries a Costco card.  He  roots for the Boston Red Sox. And five days a week   he  rises before dawn  pulls on four shirts and two pairs of pants  and ventures into the frigid air to work as a plumber  a good job that pays for his Maryland townhouse and his daughters’ college fund.\nThe U.S. government opened the door to this life in 2001 when it granted  Cortez  and about 200 000 other migrants from El Salvador Temporary Protected Status (TPS)  a provisional reprieve from deportation that has allowed them to work legally in the United States for 17 years.\nAt 15th and L streets NW in Washington   Cortez  saw the news on  his  mobile phone while taking a break from laying copper pipe at the construction site of the new Fannie Mae headquarters.\nMany Salvadorans say they will try to stay in the United States illegally — a fate they find more bearable than facing the rampant gang violence in their homeland.  Cortez  said  he  visited  his  parents in 2016 for the first time since  he  left and was shocked to see that the house had six locks on every door to ward off burglars. People  he  knew had left or died. Strangers stared at  him  on the street.\n“I felt like a foreigner in my own land ”  he  said. “Everyone is looking at  you  like you’re from outer space.”\nBoth men said they are hoarding their savings in case they lose their jobs along with their protected status.  Cortez  has put off replacing  his  old Mitsubishi Montero  with 150 000 miles and a sputtering engine.\nLike many TPS recipients  they say they will try to obtain legal residency.  His  wife is a legal resident  and  Cortez  hopes she will someday be able to sponsor  him . Contreras said he is trying to get a green card through his wife  a U.S. citizen. But there are no guarantees.\n Cortez  nodded. “We’ll lose our jobs ” he said. “We’ll lose it all.”",
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                "Oscar Cortez"
            ]
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            "input": "President Donald Trump's critics are arguing that GOP calls for the Justice Department to investigate  Hillary Clinton  and Democrats' ties to Russia are an effort to distract from the real Russia investigation  into potential Trump-Russia collusion.\nEver since Watergate  the mantra of all major corruption investigations has been to \"follow the money.\" Well  Americans of all political stripes should be outraged by the fact that both Democrats and Republicans in Washington are up to their eyeballs in Kremlin cash. Russian money found its way into the pockets of not only Trump advisers like Paul Manafort and Rick Gates — who were recently indicted by special counsel Robert Mueller —but also Democratic power lobbyist Tony Podesta   Bill Clinton  and the Clinton Foundation.\nThis should suggest to objective observers that Russia was using its money to influence both sides in order to advance the Kremlin's interests. And it means that any full and impartial investigation of Russia's efforts to influence our political process needs to follow the Russian money flowing into the coffers of  the Clintons    their  foundation and  their  top associates.\nThe New York Times reported in 2015 that \"shortly after the Russians announced their intention to acquire a majority stake in Uranium One   [former President Bill] Clinton  received $500 000 for a Moscow speech from a Russian investment bank with links to the Kremlin that was promoting Uranium One stock.\" In total  $145 million went to  the Clinton Foundation  from interests linked to Uranium One  which was acquired by the Russian government nuclear agency Rosatum.\nThink that was just a coincidence? As former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy points out  the Uranium One deal is not a national security scandal  it is a corruption scandal involving \" Clinton  family self-dealing.\" Ask yourself: How many half-a-million-dollar speeches has  Bill Clinton  given to Kremlin-linked banks since  Hillary Clinton  was defeated? How much Russian money is flowing into  the Clinton Foundation 's coffers today? If Donald Trump had given a $500 000 speech paid for by a Kremlin bank  and his private foundation had accepted $145 million from Vladimir Putin-linked oligarchs and their Western business partners  do you think that his critics would be insisting there was nothing to see here?\nA look at  Hillary Clinton 's time as first lady  U.S. senator  secretary of state and a Democratic candidate for president.\nWe should all be deeply concerned by how much Russian cash was sloshing around Washington  and how much of it found its way into  the bank accounts of the Clintons  and those around  them . And we should all  Democrats and Republicans alike  want to get to the bottom of it.\nAs Americans  it goes against our sensibilities to encourage the Justice Department of one party to investigate the vanquished candidate of the other party. But does the fact that  Clinton  lost mean Americans don't deserve to know the full extent of Russia's efforts to influence our political process?\nNone of this absolves the Trump campaign or calls into question the intelligence community's conclusion that \"Putin and the Russian Government aspired to help ... Trump's election chances.\" But it does underscore that the Russians were smart in what the intelligence community calls their efforts to \"undermine public faith in the US democratic process.\" They played both sides  and in so doing preyed on the singular weakness of the Clintons and those around them — greed.\nAny impartial investigation of Russia's efforts to meddle in our democratic process needs to include a full inquiry of the Russian money flowing into  Clinton  world. Such an inquiry is not a distraction. It is critical to restoring public faith in American democracy.\nTrump's obsession with  Hillary Clinton  should scare everyone\nA Bill Clinton 'reckoning' for Democrats? Don't hold your breath.",
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                "Clinton"
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            "input": "UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is again calling on the U.N. Security Council to refer Syria to the International Criminal Court  pointing to \"serious violations\" including blocking aid deliveries and medical care to millions.\n Guterres  said in a report to the council circulated Friday on the humanitarian situation in Syria in December that \"accountability for serious violations is a requirement under international law and central to achieving sustainable peace.\"\nDuring December   he  said  no aid was delivered to over 417 000 people in nine \"besieged\" locations  and only 60 000 of the nearly 2.5 million Syrians living in \"hard-to-reach\" areas received humanitarian help.  He  said 95 percent of the besieged population is besieged by Syrian government forces.\n Guterres  said \"access for the United Nations and its partners to those people living in besieged and hard-to-reach locations remained a critical concern.\"\n He  said deliveries of food and other aid remained \"extremely challenging\" in many areas last month \"as a result of active conflict  shifting conflict lines  administrative impediments and deliberate restrictions imposed on the movement of people and goods by the parties to the conflict.\"",
            "output": [
                "Antonio Guterres"
            ]
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            "input": "Republican Sen. Marco Rubio was put on the defensive Wednesday by angry students  teachers  and parents who are demanding stronger gun-control measures after the shooting rampage that claimed 17 lives at a Florida high school.\nOne of those confronting the Florida senator at a CNN's \"Stand Up\" town hall Wednesday night was Fred Guttenberg  whose 14-year-old daughter Jaime was killed on Feb. 14 with 16 others.  Rubio  was the lone Republican at the nationally broadcast gathering after Florida's GOP Gov. Rick Scott and President Donald Trump declined invitations to appear at the event in Sunrise  Florida.\nGuttenberg told  Rubio  that his comments about the shooting \"and those of your president this week have been pathetically weak.\"\nPeople stood up and cheered Guttenberg as he challenged  Rubio  to tell him the truth  to acknowledge that \"guns were the factor in the hunting of our kids.\"\n Rubio  responded that the problems laid bare by the shooting rampage \"cannot be solved by gun laws alone \" drawing jeering whistles from the crowd.  Rubio  responded that  he  would support laws barring those 18 and under from buying such weapons  support changing the background checks system and getting rid of bump stocks.",
            "output": [
                "Marco Rubio"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-9e3436a30f674bf7b3024e2324f9e7f3",
            "input": "Amanda Griggs  said  she  kept  her  son  also in third grade  home from school Tuesday because he had a fever.\n\"I'm so sad for the family that has to get the horrible news today \"  she  said. \"I won't rant about bullying or gun control. I'm just sad that the child felt there was no other way.\"\n She  said  she  told  her  son about the incident because he would have heard about it.\n\"I told him what happened because he was going to hear about it at school and his only response was  'Why?' \"  she  said. \"I just told him that I didn't know and that  now  no one will ever know. He was shocked but had nothing else to say.\"",
            "output": [
                "Amanda Griggs"
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            "input": "\"The patient has been revived and is convalescing. But it could be a year or two before the company will be healthy and running again \" Mahindra Satyam chairman Vineet Nayyar told a news conference.\n Satyam was taken over in April by mid-sized software outsourcer Tech Mahindra  a unit of the tractors-to-holidays conglomerate Mahindra and Mahindra  which paid nearly 600 million dollars for a majority share.\n Before the scandal broke  Satyam reported net profit for the quarter ending December 2008 of 1.81 billion rupees (38 million dollars).\n Satyam shares rose 3.6 percent during the day on earnings optimism but ended the day flat at 98.9 rupees.\n The company is in the process of restating its accounts for the last half dozen years.\n \"We saw a huge exodus of clients after the scam broke \" Nayyar said.\nMahindra Satyam chairman Vineet Nayyar told a news conference.\n The net loss was higher for the previous full-year ended March 2009 at 81.76 billion rupees  the Hyderabad-based company said.\n In March 2009  Satyam had 500 clients and it now has 350.\n Analysts have been divided about Satyam's future  with some saying the worst is over while others argue it could take a \"few quarters or even years\" of uphill struggle to fully emerge from the scandal.\n Satyam's stock plunged more than 90 percent when the scandal broke but recovered when a government-appointed board took charge and later chose Tech Mahindra as the new owners through a bidding process.\n Satyam's shares  however  are still around 45 percent below their pre-crisis levels.\n Investors have been waiting for signs of recovery  particularly after the firm said last week it would delist from the New York stock exchange amid fears it might not meet US reporting deadlines for its restated accounts.",
            "output": [
                "Mahindra Satyam"
            ]
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            "input": "The U.S. Air Force didn’t report  Texas church shooter Devin Kelley’s  domestic violence conviction to the FBI -- even though it was required by the Pentagon -- leaving the door open for  Kelley  to buy weapons  officials said on Monday.\n Kelley ’s conviction wasn’t submitted to the FBI’s Criminal Justice Investigation Services Division for inclusion in the National Criminal Information Center database that is used to conduct background checks on would-be gun purchasers  Air Force spokesperson Ann Stefanek said.\nThe Holloman Air Force Base Office of Special Investigations -- the base where  Kelley  was stationed -- was supposed to enter his information into the database  according to a statement released Monday night by the Air Force.\nTEXAS CHURCH SHOOTER DEVIN  PATRICK KELLEY  SERVED IN AIR FORCE  WAS COURT-MARTIALED FOR ASSAULTING WIFE  CHILD",
            "output": [
                "Devin Kelley"
            ]
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            "input": "White House official Omarosa Manigault Newman  will resign from  her  role next month  The Associated Press reported Wednesday.\nWhite House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told the AP that Manigault Newman’s resignation is effective Jan. 20  one year after President Donald Trump’s inauguration. Sanders said in a statement that  Manigault Newman  resigned “to pursue other opportunities.”\n Manigault Newman   who worked as communications director for the Office of Public Liaison at the White House  was once a contestant on Trump’s television program “The Apprentice ” where  she  was dubbed the program’s “villain.” The AP noted  she  is one of the president’s “most prominent African-American supporters.”\n She  previously worked in the White House during former president Bill Clinton’s administration.\n Manigault Newman  is no stranger to controversy. White House reporter April Ryan alleged earlier this year that  Manigault Newman  attempted to physically and verbally intimidate  her  during an exchange.  Manigault Newman  denied the allegation.\nA recent report in the Daily Beast indicated that Manigault  Newman ’s exact role in the White House was unclear to many.",
            "output": [
                "Omarosa Manigault Newman"
            ]
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            "input": "\"Science created the ability to destroy ourselves and the planet several times in a matter of hours \" said Castro in an editorial published by local media. \"The greatest contradiction in our age is the ability of our species to destroy itself and its inability to govern itself at the same time.\"\n In the editorial entitled \"The madness of our time.\" Castro listed the catastrophic effects of global warming and pointed to threats posed by new weapons and military technologies of the United States.\n He criticized the United States for developing new high-tech military devices such as the recent launch of an unmanned \"space plane\" by U.S.air force from Cape Canaveral.\n These moves \"reveal the true philosophy of the United States \" said Castro. He also described the role of U.S. President Barack Obama at the Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen as \"disappointing\" and a \"painful deception\" to the public.\nCastro. He also described the role of U.S. President Barack Obama at the Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen as \"disappointing\" and a \"painful deception\" to the public.\n Castro said global warming will lead to the rise of sea levels  the decrease of drinkable water and arable land. It will also result in the pollution of oceans and extinction of many species in a few decades.\n Castro noted that genetic manipulation and chemical fertilizers helped meet people's basic needs for food  and he questioned if they can produce  healthy food fit for consumption. He also stressed the need for protecting non-renewable vital minerals and energy.\n Castro  83  handed over power to his brother Raul Castro for health reasons in June 2006. Since then he has devoted to work on what he called his \"reflections\" on issues of global importance through editorials.",
            "output": [
                "Fidel Castro",
                "Castro"
            ]
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            "input": "Students at the mock trial Thursday using the case of  Tinker  v. Des Moines Independent Community School District in the ceremonial courtroom of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. (Michael Robinson Chavez/The Washington Post)\nAs  she  stood before local students in a federal courtroom in Washington   Mary Beth Tinker  held aloft a replica of the black armband that had brought  her  notoriety — and students like them protections of their freedom of expression.\nOn Thursday  close to 50 years after  Tinker  wore an armband to  her  Iowa school to protest the Vietnam War — and was suspended —  she  appeared at a mock trial reenacting  her  case before students from the Washington area.\nAnd their rights to those protests are bolstered by the 1969 Supreme Court decision in  Tinker ’s case  when a majority of justices ruled that students and teachers do not “shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate.”\nIn a case brought by the American Civil Liberties Union over  Tinker ’s suspension  the Supreme Court ruled the First Amendment applied to public schools and that school officials could not censor student speech unless it disrupted the educational process. A black armband  judges ruled  was not disruptive.\nTatel and Judge Sri Srinivasan  also of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit  and Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia  presided while experienced lawyers reenacted  Tinker  v. Des Moines Independent Community School District before about 200 students.\nSome in the audience in the ceremonial courtroom of the appeals court were eighth graders  the same as  Tinker  when at 13 she wore the armband in 1965.\n“These kids need to speak up for themselves  and it is powerful when they do that ”  Tinker  said Thursday.\n Tinker   a retired nurse who lives in Van Ness  arrived Thursday to court wearing a pin of the late Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall  a relentless voice for minorities and civil rights in a six-decade legal career  and a red ribbon for Yoselis Region Barrios  a 16-year-old student of Capital City Charter School who was killed last month in the District.\nAfter the reenactment finished  students crowded around  Tinker  as she asked each of them what they wanted to change in the world.  Tinker  had described how she was raised in a family headed by her Methodist minister father and a mother who urged their children to act on their religious ideals.\n Tinker  “fought for something she believed in ” said Eliora Brown-Egue  a 13-year-old eighth grader at Alice Deal Middle School in Tenleytown. “It was amazing to learn about a part of history from someone who was there.”\nBefore starting a career speaking to students   Tinker  was a nurse at Prince George’s Hospital Center.\nWhen  Tinker  travels to speak as in Thursday’s reenactment  she tells stories of other young people who spoke up in history.\n Tinker  and the case “made us feel like we could do the same thing ” Walton said.",
            "output": [
                "Mary Beth Tinker"
            ]
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            "input": "Davis challenged his conviction and sentence on the grounds that his confession was illegally obtained and that his trial in San Clara County  Calif.  was tainted by pretrial publicity.\n Marc Klaas  Polly's father  expressed frustration Monday that Davis' appeals were taking too long. He noted that Polly would be 28 now had she lived.\nDavis' appeals were taking too long. He noted that Polly would be 28 now had she lived.\n \"I have no doubt that this guy is going to outlive me \" said Klaas  60.\n Davis has a constitutional challenge pending before the state high court. Once that is resolved  he can challenge his conviction and sentence in federal court.\n Assistant California Attorney General Ronald Matthias  who successfully opposed DavisDavis' appeal  said federal appeals could take 10 to 15 years.\n In writing for the court  Justice Joyce L. Kennard recounted DavisDavis' reaction when a jury found him guilty of Polly's murder.\n Davis \"turned toward the television cameras in the courtroom and made an obscene gesture with both hands by extending his middle fingers \" Kennard wrote. \"He then winked his eye and blew a kiss.\"\n Davis kidnapped Polly from her bedroom at her home in Petaluma  Calif.  where she was having a slumber party with two other girls. Her mother and a younger half-sister were sleeping down the hall.\n Davis had a long and violent criminal record  and his history helped fuel voter support for a 1994 three-strikes initiative in California that required sentences of 25 years to life in prison for a third felony after two violent felonies.",
            "output": [
                "Davis"
            ]
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            "input": "The woman reportedly told police that  Russell L. Burd  45   knocked on her door around 4 a.m.  saying  he  needed to talk. When she opened the door  she said  Burd  appeared drunk and upset.\nShe said he then got on top of her and handcuffed her. During the attack  she alleged  Burd  told her more than once to  “pretend to enjoy this or I will kill you in front of your son.”\nAfter it was over   Burd  reportedly asked the woman wait a bit “before you contact the cops so I can down a couple beers before I go to jail.” He also reportedly said to “tell the cops to watch out for my mother’s ashes.”\nPolice later arrested  Burd  and said  he  did not cooperate with authorities  according to the documents.\n Burd  was charged with first degree rape  first degree sexual abuse  second degree burglary and third degree kidnapping  Fox4KC reported.  He  is being held in jail on a $100 000 bond.",
            "output": [
                "Russell L. Burd"
            ]
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            "input": "“It’s almost like an out-of-body experience ” said  Gina Walker  who returned in October . “You wake up every morning and expect things to be back to normal and they’re not.”\n Walker  had recently quit  her  job in New York as licensing manager for a music publisher  moving home with plans to build  her  dream house.  She  arrived a week before Irma hit.\n She  lives with an aunt now and spends most of  her  time cleaning other people’s homes and worrying about where to get water amid the rumble of generators and jackhammers.\n“It really takes a toll ”  she  said. “I’m happy to do the work  but would be lying if I said that it wasn’t really difficult at this point.”",
            "output": [
                "Gina Walker"
            ]
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            "input": "Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke  spent more than $14 000 on government helicopter rides for  himself   and staff  to travel to and from Washington D.C. events over the summer — including one time so  he  could ride horses with Vice President Mike Pence  a new investigation unveiled.\nThrough a Freedom of Information Act request   Zinke 's travel logs revealed  he  had used \"taxpayer-funded vehicles from the U.S. Park Police to help accommodate  his  political events schedule \" the Politico investigation reported.\nOn June 21   Zinke  ordered a Park Police helicopter for  him  and  his  chief of staff  Scott Hommel  in order to attend and emergency management exercise in Shepherdstown  West Virginia  Politico reported. The flight cost $8 000 and was justified by the Interior Department because it said  Zinke  wouldn't have been able to make the event in time otherwise.\n\"Secretary Zinke’s last engagement in Washington D.C. is at 2 p.m. \" and Interior staffer explained as a defense for  Zinke 's helicopter use. \"Driving to [the West Virginia event] would not enable him to be on time and fully participate as scheduled.\"\nZinke's prior engagement was a ceremony for Rep. Greg Gianforte  R-Mont.  who filled  Zinke 's former seat with a special election victory in May. Gianforte and his wife also donated $15 800 to  Zinke 's previous congressional campaigns  Politico reported.",
            "output": [
                "Ryan Zinke"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-e2a19eb9547442519e4b0a2113b8e869",
            "input": "Recently   Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe  has been making some news when it comes to climate change.\nWhen climate-science denier Donald Trump declared his intention to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris Climate Accord   Gov. McAuliffe  stepped up to declare that Virginia would act to address climate change at the state level.\nFollowing an executive order earlier this year to examine what it would take for Virginia to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)  the report came back with a path to join RGGI via Executive action  which  Governor McAuliffe  has initiated.\n McAuliffe’s  actions  like those noted above  merit praise for moving the ball forward in Virginia in the facing of mounting climate risks on the one hand and  on the other hand  improving clean-energy and energy efficiency economics.\nOf course  a healthy relationship is also an honest one  and an honest  clear-eyed assessment of Terry McAuliffe’s climate change record is  unfortunately  far from rosy.\nFor many  however  disappointment with Terry McAuliffe began soon after his election  with fossil fuel interests dominating the funding of his inauguration events. For many climate-aware constituents  the door(s) seemed to be closing — and the years that followed seemed to bear out those concerns.\nSimply put  Terry McAuliffe has not been a fierce clean energy warrior – let alone a climate champion  as this disturbingly fawning article incorrectly claims – through most of the past four years.\nAs McAuliffe finishes his term as governor and potentially considers a run for president in 2020  it appears that he’s striving in his last “semester” to boost his final grade when it comes to environmental issues. While much of that striving is rhetorical flourishes  moving Virginia into RGGI is substantial. (Of course  if this can be done so easily by a Governor via administrative fiat  the question is why didn’t he do this years earlier?) Also  McAuliffe merits credit for his Executive Order that led to determining how he (Virginia’s Governor) could take the Commonwealth into the RGGI without legislative action. With RGGI in mind  one can certainly see  Terry  having boosted  his  final environmental grade — perhaps even as high as a solid C.\nMeanwhile  many political observers believe that Terry McAuliffe is taking steps for a run at the Democratic Party nomination for President in 2020. To get there will almost certainly require a strong climate and clean energy track record. Unfortunately for McAuliffe  a solid C (or worse) won’t do the trick.\nAnd that matters for Terry McAuliffe beyond the Virginia governor’s mansion. Simply put  fossil fools fund and power GOP science deniers — not potential 2020 Democratic Party presidential nominees. For Terry McAuliffe  doing the right thing on the pipelines also happens to be the right thing for him politically. The question is  will McAuliffe change course at the last minute — or will he stubbornly stick to the wrong position he’s held all along?",
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            "input": "Zoobia Shahnaz   27  is charged with bank fraud  conspiracy to commit money laundering and three counts of money laundering  according to a statement from the Department of Justice. She pleaded not guilty on Thursday in U.S. District Court in Central Islip  N.Y.\n Shahnaz  is a U.S. citizen born in Pakistan. She lives in the town of Brentwood  N.Y.  where she was working as a lab technician in a Manhattan hospital until June  when she quit her job. The government says  Shahnaz  was detained on July 31 at John F. Kennedy airport as she was headed to Pakistan by way of Istanbul  from where they believe she intended to enter Syria and join ISIS.\n\"As a health care professional  in 2016   Ms. Shahnaz  was a volunteer with the Syrian American Medical Society assisting other health care providers in delivering lifesaving medical care to Syrian refugees \"  her  attorney  Steve Zissou  tells NPR. \" She  witnessed the suffering of the refugees firsthand.  Her  humanitarian efforts then and since were motivated by  her  commitment to helping alleviate the plight of the people in the Middle East.\"\nAccording to Justice Department court filings  the defendant used more than a dozen credit cards — six of which allegedly were fraudulently obtained — to buy approximately $62 700 in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The government says  Shahnaz  converted the cryptocurrencies back to U.S. dollars and deposited the funds into a checking account in  her  name.  She  also allegedly obtained a $22 500 loan from a Manhattan bank.\nThe Justice Department says  Shahnaz  then began transferring money abroad to support ISIS  while taking measures to disguise the nature and purpose of the funds and avoid transaction reporting requirements.\nIf convicted of bank fraud   Shahnaz  faces up to 30 years in prison. The other charges each carry possible penalties of up to 20 years.",
            "output": [
                "Zoobia Shahnaz"
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            "input": "Arnold Wilkins  left  and Geoff Cole  right  hope to show that an aversion to objects such as lotus seedpods can be seen as a phobia with an evolutionary basis. (Roger Deeble)\nDuring an introductory psychology course at Britain’s University of Essex in 2009   Arnold Wilkins  asked  his  class to participate in a quick experiment.  Wilkins  projected two images on a wall and asked students to write down whether they found either of them disturbing. One was a photograph of a woody landscape. The other was a close-up of a lotus-flower seedpod — a flat-faced pod pocked with small holes. Most of the students were unmoved  but one  freshman An Le  recalls being both transfixed and revolted by the lotus image. “It felt like I was in shock ”  he  says.\n Le  is far from alone in  his  response. Thousands of people claim to suffer trypophobia  a term derived from the Greek “trypo ” which means punching  drilling or boring holes. It refers to an irrational fear of clusters of small holes  such as beehives  ant holes and even bubbles in a pancake on the griddle or air pockets in a chocolate bar.\nIn a separate experiment  the pair showed people slide shows of various images and monitored their brain activity via functional MRI scans. “You get an abnormally high response with the trypophobic images ”  Wilkins  says. “It’s like these poisonous things are warning us that they’re poisonous ” Cole says. Trypophobic patterns  such as those that can be found on the skin of snakes and spiders  are indicative of poisonous predators  and some people are especially primed to respond to that.  Wilkins  and Cole hope to soon figure out why.\n Wilkins  and Cole concede that it’s too soon to draw major conclusions from their findings. For now  they are outlining a desensitization regimen whereby trypophobes gradually expose themselves to more disturbing imagery as a way to overcome their anxieties   Wilkins  says. “But it probably won’t be possible to remove the uncomfortableness altogether.”",
            "output": [
                "Arnold Wilkins"
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            "input": "\"CBS This Morning\" co-host Gayle King  said Tuesday  she  thinks  her  best friend  Oprah Winfrey  is \"intrigued by the idea\" of challenging President Donald Trump for the White House in 2020  but  she 's not \"actively considering\" a campaign.\n\"I absolutely don't think that  her  position has changed \"  King  said during the early morning program. \"I don't. You know  I was up talking to  her  very late last night. I do think this though  guys. I do think  she 's intrigued by the idea.\"\n King  continued that  she  also knows after years of watching Winfrey's television show  \"you always have a right to change your mind.\"\n\"I don't think at this point  she  is actually considering it \" said  King . \"Listen  there are people who have said they want to be  her  campaign manager  who want to quit their jobs and campaign for  her .  She  loves this country and would like to be of service in some way  but I don't think that  she 's actively considering it.\"\nSpeculation started growing about Winfrey's political ambitions after  her  speech at Sunday night's Golden Globe awards  and was spurred more when  her  longtime companion  Stedman Graham  told the Los Angeles Times that  she  would \"absolutely\" run  but the decision was \"up to the people.\"\n\"Stedman says that he thought the reporter said to him 'Would she make a good president?' And he said  'absolutely she would '\" said  King . \"Stedman would never so cavalierly say absolutely she would do it  it's up to the people. He would never do that.\"\nMeanwhile   King  said the Golden Globes producers had wanted Winfrey to cut her speech to about three minutes long. She insisted in keeping it at six minutes  and after applause was factored in  it timed out at nine minutes.\n\"I think the producers thought that was worth going late for \"  King  said. \"She wanted that moment to be more than women wearing black dresses of solidarity. She really did want to speak to young girls around the country.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "\"Slaughtered in school \" \"And still no gun control \" \"How come  Marco Rubio?\" read three mobile billboards outside  Rubio 's office in Doral  Florida  as CNN reported Friday.\nSouth Florida's mobile billboard campaign trolling of  Rubio  was created by online activist group Avaaz and run through the streets of Miami  according to the report.\n\"Today citizens are asking: How come  Rubio  refuses to protect our children? The senator has taken fire across the country for his toothless response to the shooting  calling it 'inexplicable.' We called [that] 'inexcusable.'\"\n Rubio  released a statement Friday:",
            "output": [
                "Marco Rubio.",
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            "input": "On Sunday  House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi  who was once the highest-ranking woman in government in American history  appeared on Meet the Press and was asked about the sexual harassment allegations against Michigan congressman John Conyers. She blew it.\n“We are strengthened by due process ” the House minority leader told Chuck Todd days after Conyers himself confirmed that his office had paid a settlement in response to a 2105 sexual harassment complaint. “Just because someone is accused  and was it one accusation? Is it two? I think there has to be—John Conyers is an icon in our country.” After an uproar and Conyers’s resignation from the House Ethics Committee  she quickly backtracked  issuing a statement that said  “No matter how great an individual’s legacy  it is not a license for harassment.” On Tuesday  the Detroit News reported that another former Conyers staffer had come forward to allege harassment by the longtime congressman  and on Thursday  Pelosi  said Conyers should resign.\nStill  Pelosi’s fumble is just the latest example of why she’s no longer the best person to lead House Democrats. The Democrats have many problems  but they can’t solve them with an aging leadership that has led to them being stuck in the minority for four House election cycles. Republicans have no problem switching leaders even when they’re in power—a hard-right caucus forced House Speaker John Boehner to step down in 2015—but Democrats have stuck with  Pelosi  since 2003. That’s too long.\nWhen  Pelosi  came to lead the House Democrats back then  after Minority Leader Dick Gephardt stepped down to run for president  the party was at a low point. It had lost seats in the 2002 midterms  just the third time since the 1930s that the party controlling the White House had picked up seats in the House during a midterm. A year later  President George W. Bush won reelection and picked up seats in the Senate and House along with it.\nBut surfing on an anti-war  anti-Bush wave in 2006  Democrats snatched 31 House spots and  Pelosi  became Speaker  the first woman to ever reach that height. In 2008  Democrats rode the coattails of Barack Obama to pick up even more seats  before the Tea Party backlash knocked them out of the majority in the House.\nIn those two years when Democrats had a unified government   Pelosi  shepherded several pieces of landmark legislation through the House  including the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and Dodd-Frank financial industry reform  despite presiding over a chamber full of conservative Democrats.  She  also helped get the Affordable Care Act passed  first with a public option and then  after right-leaning Senate Democrats blocked that version  in its final form.\nThe six years since have not been as kind. After  her  term as Speaker ended when Republicans stormed to a House majority in 2010   Pelosi  stayed on as minority leader  even though losing a majority is usually seen as a failure for which the leader should be held accountable. Before  Pelosi   the last former Speaker to take the minority leader seat after losing a majority was Joseph William Martin Jr. of Massachusetts  who was the Republican House leader from 1939 to 1959 and served two nonconsecutive terms as Speaker. (In the Senate  Democrat Harry Reid stayed on as Minority Leader for two years following the 2014 elections  but announced his retirement early in 2015.)\n Pelosi  and the rest of the aging House leadership have made it impossible for younger members of the party to take over  which has no doubt contributed to the perception that the party is out of touch.  Pelosi   Minority Whip Steny Hoyer of Maryland  and assistant Democratic leader Jim Clyburn of South Carolina are all in their late 70s  but more importantly have all been in the leadership for at least a decade.\nThere are two reasons why  Pelosi  has held on for so long. One is that though some Democrats oppose  her   they can’t put together a credible challenge. When Democrats lost the majority in 2010  North Carolina Congressman Heath Shuler  a former NFL quarterback  won just 43 votes in his bid to replace her. (Shuler retired from Congress a few years later.) After the top-to-bottom failure of the 2016 election  Ohio congressman Tim Ryan ran against her on a quasi-populist platform. Ryan  who voted for an anti-abortion amendment during the 2009 debate over the Affordable Care Act  implied that the party focused too much on social issues. He got a bigger share of votes than Shuler did  but  Pelosi  won the election handily after finally promising positions of power be handed to more junior Democrats.\nThe second reason  which also partially answers why no prominent House Democrat has ever stepped up to take on Pelosi  is that she’s a very good fundraiser.  Pelosi  has raised almost $600 million since 2002  and has raised more than $25 million alone this year  most of which  she  gave to the House Democrats’ campaign arm.\n“ She  is a great fundraiser  but if the money we’re raising through  her  leadership is not helping us win elections  then we have to have this conversation now ” Democratic congresswoman Kathleen Rice of New York said in a June interview. (On Wednesday  Rice sharply criticized  Pelosi  for  her  handling of the Conyers’s harassment scandal  saying Pelosi’s comments on Sunday “set women back and—quite frankly  our party back—decades.”)",
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            "input": "Step aside  rose gold — this is a job for old-school Minnie Mouse.\nThe sparkly headbands  which just hit stores last week  are much more than just a trend — they’re a little piece of fashion history. The new pastel ear headbands are inspired by  the Minnie Mouse of yesteryear   referencing her appearance in color animations in the mid-1930s and early 1940s.\nThe sequined blue polka dot ears match her original skirt design — which would later be swapped out for the classic red we know today — while the little wire daisy is a style  Minnie  would regularly sport poking out from atop  her  favorite red hat.\nThe ears are available at shops throughout Disneyland and Walt Disney World for $24.99  and if you see them  move quickly — if it’s anything like we witnessed this summer  these vintage  Minnie  ears will soon be flying off store shelves.\nThis throwback  Minnie  souvenir is just the latest in a run of fan-favorite merchandise coming out of the Disney parks. Guests waited in hour-long lines to snag a popcorn bucket in the shape of Oogie Boogie from \"The Nightmare Before Christmas\" back in September  and last month’s Pluto popcorn bucket  which features the pup in an ugly Christmas sweater and Santa cap  has been eagerly snapped up by fans on both coasts.",
            "output": [
                "Minnie Mouse"
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            "input": "The Senate is expected to vote Saturday on whether to take up the legislation. The majority leader  Harry Reid  D-Nev.  refused to say Thursday whether he had the 60 votes needed to clear that procedural hurdle.\n While the guts of the Senate and House bills are similar  Reid devised a new method of financing coverage  not found in any other major health bill. His proposal would significantly increase the Medicare payroll tax for high-income people.\n Supporters of abortion rights were pleased with the treatment of abortion in Reid's bill. \"It maintains the decades-long compromise of no federal funds for abortion  while allowing a woman to use her own private funds for her reproductive health care \" said Sen. Barbara Boxer  D-Calif.\n Reid and other Democratic leaders said that the unveiling of the bill  composed in his office  had given them political momentum going into the first test vote. Despite solid Republican opposition  the Democrats said they were confident they could enact some kind of national health insurance program  a goal that has eluded politicians for more than 75 years. But Congress appears highly unlikely to meet President Barack Obama's goal of finishing work on the bill this year.\nReid's bill. \"It maintains the decades-long compromise of no federal funds for abortion  while allowing a woman to use her own private funds for her reproductive health care \" said Sen. Barbara Boxer  D-Calif.\n Reid and other Democratic leaders said that the unveiling of the bill  composed in his office  had given them political momentum going into the first test vote. Despite solid Republican opposition  the Democrats said they were confident they could enact some kind of national health insurance program  a goal that has eluded politicians for more than 75 years. But Congress appears highly unlikely to meet President Barack Obama's goal of finishing work on the bill this year.\n The Congressional Budget Office estimates that Reid's bill would provide coverage to 31 million people who are uninsured  while the House bill would cover 36 million people.\n Many provisions of the House bill would take effect in 2013. But to help hold down the cost of the bill  Reid decided to delay the effective date for many provisions by one year  to 2014.\n Reid's bill would impose a tax on \"Cadillac health plans\" -- employer-sponsored group health plans with premiums more than $8 500 for individual and $23 000 for family coverage. He would impose a new 5 percent tax on \"elective cosmetic medical procedures.\" And he would impose annual fees on insurance companies and makers of medical devices and brand-name drugs. By contrast  the House relies on an income surtax to raise $460 billion from 2011 to 2019. The tax would be 5.4 percent of adjusted gross income exceeding $500 000 for individuals.",
            "output": [
                "Reid"
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            "input": "\"Current trends in HIV drug resistance are very concerning \" said  Dr. Chris Beyrer   lead author of an overview on the state of global HIV drug resistance.\n Beyrer  is professor of epidemiology with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore.\n He  and  his  colleagues noted that roughly 19.5 million HIV patients — or approximately half the global population of HIV patients — are now being treated with ART.\nThat will be \"enormously difficult \" said  Beyrer .\nAt the same time   Beyrer  said  those already infected but not yet treated should be given access to newer types of ART \"cocktails \" including drugs such as dolutegravir that have \"higher genetic barriers to resistance.\"\nDrug resistance may ultimately also pose a risk for PrEP  though for the time being  Beyrer  characterizes PrEP resistance as \"very rare.\"",
            "output": [
                "Chris Beyrer"
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            "input": "Documents released by the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (SIS) show the then  17-year-old Christopher Lewis  shot at the Queen as  she  got out of  her  vehicle on the way to a science fair on Oct. 14 during  her  eight-day tour of the Commonwealth nation.\n “Lewis  did indeed originally intend to assassinate the Queen  however did not have a suitable vantage point from which to fire  nor a sufficiently high-powered rifle for the range from the target ” said a 1997 SIS memo  that was declassified in February and sent to Reuters on Thursday.\n Lewis   who intelligence documents described as a “severely disturbed” youth  was not charged with attempted murder or treason  adding to claims the incident was downplayed to prevent embarrassment to a country hosting a royal visit.\nAccording to intelligence documents  police kept a close eye on  Lewis  during a 1986 visit by the Queen to New Zealand  fearing that  he  was still a risk.\nMore than a decade after the incident   Lewis  was charged with the brutal murder of an Auckland mother and the abduction of  her  baby daughter  who was later dropped at a nearby church.\nAccording to multiple news reports at the time   Lewis  electrocuted  himself  while in prison in 1997 awaiting the murder trial.  He  denied the murder charge in a suicide note.",
            "output": [
                "Christopher Lewis"
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            "input": "The concentration  or number of insulin units in the liquid solution  was labeled as 100 units per milliliter. But they averaged less than half of that  and none met the 95-unit minimum standard  said lead researcher Alan Carter  a pharmacist and adjunct instructor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy.\n Carter  thinks the insulin may have gotten too warm somewhere between the factory and the pharmacy  causing some of the molecules to break apart.\n Carter  wondered whether  his  results might help explain why insulin users sometimes find a dose doesn't work as well as normal. Doctors usually attribute that to patient error: not injecting enough insulin before a meal  not following dietary guidelines  or skipping exercise.\n Carter   who had a limited budget for  his  study  acknowledges that it was too small and that  his  results may be flawed. He notified Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly of his results in hopes someone would do a bigger follow-up study.",
            "output": [
                "Alan Carter"
            ]
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            "input": "Exxon Mobil Chairman and CEO Darren Woods  made the announcement in a blog post on Monday (full text below).\n\"At ExxonMobil   we  plan to invest more than $50 billion over the next five years to expand  our  business in the United States \" writes  Woods . \"These investments are underpinned by the unique strengths of our company and enhanced by the historic tax reform recently signed into law.\"\n Woods  notes the Exxon is not alone in its plans to reinvest in America and American workers in response to the massive corporate tax cut  which Republicans slashed from 35% to 21%.\n Woods  goes on to detail ways  his  company will invest those tens of billions in the U.S.:",
            "output": [
                "Darren Woods"
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            "input": "Strong joined “SNL” in 2012  but has been stealing a lot of screen time as of late  thanks to a spot-on impersonation of First Lady Melania Trump.\nCecily Strong hears  Melania Trump  likes Alec Baldwin's impersonation of the President. (Bravo/Charles Sykes/Bravo)\nStrong brought down the house on “SNL” last weekend in a hilarious skit  where  she  played the First Lady being visited by previous presidents’ wives — living and dead — who talked  her  through being publicly humiliated by a cheating husband. It had just been reported that President Trump once had an affair with a porn star  which he denies. “Oh  come on Melania  practice your happy face ”  she  joked in a heavy Slovenian accent  trying and failing to force a smile.\nOn Wednesday  Strong was a guest on “Watch What Happens Live!” where  she  told host Andy Cohen that  she  would imagine Melania likes  her  impersonation.\n“I heard  she  likes the show and likes Alec (Baldwin) doing Trump ” Strong said. “But  she  must like my impersonation too I guess.”",
            "output": [
                "Melania Trump"
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            "input": "North Korea is opening the door to possible talks with the United States. The message came from a North Korean delegate at the Winter Olympics during an hour-long meeting with South Korea's president yesterday. North Korea and the U.S. haven't held diplomatic talks since 2012. So could that stalemate break?  NPR's Elise Hu  is in Seoul and joins us now. Hey  Elise.\n ELISE HU   BYLINE: Hey there.\n HU : This certainly is the first time that North Korea has signaled a willingness to talk with the United States in years  but talks themselves are unlikely anytime soon because this is so vague right now. The South Korean presidential Blue House put out a statement yesterday that North Korea expressed a desire for talks that was again confirmed today. And North Korea agreed that as these North-South ties improve that there should be an improvement in North Korea-U.S. ties as well. And this is really helpful to the South Korean president  Moon  who really hasn't wanted to look like he's not getting anything from the North in return for all of the peace and goodwill gestures he's offered during the Olympics. So one of the demands by South Korea seems to be that the North be more willing to reopen dialogue with the U.S.\nMARTIN: All right. NPR's Elise Hu for us this morning - thanks so much  Elise.",
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                "Elise Hu"
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            "input": "LeBron James  was experiencing pain and inflammation in  his  elbow over the summer so  he  changed  his  shooting motion to minimize the discomfort.\nThrough four games this season   James  is posting career-high shooting percentages across the board.\n James ' numbers may fall off as the season goes on  but it could be a positive new development in  his  game in  his  15h season.\nIn  his  15th season in the NBA   LeBron James  is shooting the ball differently and better than ever.\nThrough four games   James  is averaging 27 points per game while shooting 64% from the field  44% from three  and 88% from the free-throw line. All three percentages would be career-highs over the course of a season.\nAccording to ESPN's Dave McMenamin  the change is not random  — James  changed  his  shooting motion during the summer to deal with an injury  and it appears to be helping  him .\n James  told McMenamin that shortly after the Cleveland Cavaliers' season ended   he  began experiencing discomfort in  his  elbow as it swelled to the size of a tennis ball.  James  was concerned enough to get an MRI on it  but it came back negative  with no structural damage.\nRather than halt  his  offseason work   James  began shooting with a higher release to minimize discomfort.\n\"It was just me \"  James  told McMenamin. \"I'm at a point now in my career where I know if I need to make an adjustment here or there.\"\n James  said the elbow inflammation went away on its own but  he  stuck with the new motion.\n\"I shoot it higher  \" James  said. \"When the swelling went down I just continued to do the same motion  the same motion. My free throws  my 3s  my pullups  all that.\"\nThe difference is not very noticeable. Here's a three-pointer  James  made in November of the 2016-17 season:\nAnd a three-pointer  James  made on Tuesday against the Chicago Bulls:\nFour games is a small sample size. Over the course of his career   James  has never shot better than 56.7% from the field  40.6% from three  and 78% from the free throw line.\nAccording to McMenamin  Korver issued the 50-40-90 challenge to James — meaning a player shoots over 50% from the field  40% from three  and 90% from the free throw line for a season — and  James  balked slightly.\n\"I definitely got the 50 \"  James  said. \"The 50 ain't s---. I can shoot 50 in my sleep. I'm almost damn near 60. I can shoot 60 ... I can go 50-40-85. Maybe. We'll see.\"",
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            "input": "“The windscreen phenomenon is probably one of the best illustrative ways to realize we are dealing with a decline in flying insects ” said  Caspar Hallmann  an ecologist at Radboud University in the Netherlands .  Hallmann  is part of a research team that recently waded through 27 years' worth of insects collected in German nature preserves.\nThe most dramatic reduction over time in bug biomass appeared in summer months  when insects should be most active. “Apparently  when insect densities are the highest  declines are most severe. Unfortunately we do not know why ”  Hallmann  said.\n Hallmann  said the German study should be “representative for parts of the world under similar conditions ” which is to say a human-dominated landscape coupled with intensive agriculture. But  he  cannot make more-specific comparisons  because “similar data sets do not exist elsewhere  to our knowledge ”  he  said.\nThe authors of the new study attempted to tease out the roots of the decline. The scientists' investigation into climatic changes and other variables  however  eliminated most “prime suspects ”  Hallmann  said. (In fact  the temperature increase observed over the study period should have benefited flying insects   he  said.)\nOne culprit could be the alteration of the landscape itself  the agriculture that surrounds the preserves. “This suggests a possible role for  for example  fertilizer and pesticide application ”  Hallmann  said.",
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                "Caspar Hallmann"
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            "input": "Charlie Conoley vows to fight till the end for the community bank he founded and still runs. He's not quite paraphrasing gun-lovin' Charlton Heston  You can have my bank when you pry it from my cold  dead fingers. Not yet. But Conoley is battling every way he knows how to win precious time he says he needs to revive Horizon Bank's role as a respected lender to small businesses in Bradenton  Manatee County and the surrounding area.\nTHIS BANKER\n Charlie Conoley vows to fight till the end for the community bank he founded and still runs. He's not quite paraphrasing gun-lovin' Charlton Heston  You can have my bank when you pry it from my cold  dead fingers. Not yet. But Conoley is battling every way he knows how to win precious time he says he needs to revive Horizon Bank's role as a respected lender to small businesses in Bradenton  Manatee County and the surrounding area.\n \"We are profitable and  yes  we are desperately trying to raise new capital \" says Conoley. Unlike most bankers struggling under the thumbs of bank examiners  Conoley wants to tell his story  that Horizon can come back from the brink  even as part of him listens for the sound of the FDIC knocking on his door with the message: This bank is closed.\n A boyish 51  Conoley sits in his modest office at Horizon  located on the corner of a shopping center near modest homes and businesses. He points to the inexpensive trappings of his main office  including the Formica surface at the teller windows  as tangible proof he knows the value of a buck.\n That  Conoley says  is why Horizon makes a difference in a place like Bradenton.\n Indiana born and Purdue University educated  Conoley's been a Florida banker for decades. He worked for Barnett Bank  the last big bank to be based in Florida before out-of-state behemoths bought it and dominated the state. He started Horizon in the late 1990s by borrowing startup money on his own credit card because he wanted to control his own destiny and wanted to stay in his beloved Bradenton.\n Conoley is bitter over what he sees as a double standard. His community bank's capital levels and loan problems are no worse than those at giant Citibank  he says. But Citibank is not going to fail. When the U.S. Treasury unveiled its Wall Street bailout scheme with a plan to lend government money to banks  Citibank was among the big banks to get lots of new capital.\n When Horizon applied for nearly $5 million from the feds  Conoley says the Treasury never responded. Later  the banker says  after prodding  the government finally told him to take back Horizon's application. That way  it would look better than the bank being denied funds. Conoley refused.\n Two allies of Conoley are Florida Bankers Association chief Alex Sanchez in Tallahassee and lobbyist Karen Thomas  who heads government relations at the Independent Community Bankers of America trade group in Washington.\n None of this cheers Conoley in his quest to save Horizon Bank.\n If he pulls off this revival and Horizon sticks around  Conoley may be banking's miracle worker. But even if the FDIC stops by at closing time some Friday evening and hangs its \"Bank Closed\" signs on the doors  this banker will know he gave it his best shot.\n Robert Trigaux can be reached at       trigauxsptimes.com.        About Horizon Bank  Bradenton       CEO: Charlie Conoley  51\n Founded: 1999  by Conoley using startup money from his own credit cards",
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            "input": "Namibia hopes to enhance bilateral cooperation with China in all areas  Namibian Prime Minister Nahas Angula said Tuesday.\n Angula made the remarks when meeting with Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zhai Jun.\n AngulaAngula appreciated the disinterested assistance China has given to Namibia for its economic and social development.\n He hoped that both countries could make joint efforts to promote bilateral cooperation in all areas and elevate the level of mutually beneficial cooperation.\n The prime minister also expressed his sympathy and condolences to the Chinese people as some regions in China have suffered natural disasters such as flooding and mudslides.\n For his part  Zhai said China and Namibia were reliable all- weather friends. He believed that the two countries could make joint efforts to push forward their friendly and cooperative relationship.\n Zhai said since China and Namibia forged diplomatic ties 20 years ago  bilateral relations had enjoyed a sound and smooth development with the continuous enhancement of political mutual trust and great achievements in cooperation.",
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            "input": "Cosplayers join Lupita Nyong'o's family for 'Black Panther' screening in actress' native Kenya\nChadwick Boseman stars as T'Challa/Black Panther in the first stand-alone film for the superhero created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1966. The cast also features Michael B. Jordan  Lupita Nyong'o  Daniel Kaluuya and Letitia Wright.\nLupita Nyong'o and Letitia Wright also star in the fim.\n\"Black Panther\" vanquished those notions with $169 million in ticket sales. It was No. 1 in most international markets  though \"Fifty Shades Freed\" bested  it  in Germany.\n Its  release in China will come later. This weekend  the Chinese New Year holiday  local productions led by \"Monster Hunt 2\" and \"Detective Chinatown 2\" dominated Chinese theaters with more than $150 million in ticket sales each.",
            "output": [
                "Lupita Nyong'o"
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            "input": "Kevin Spacey  is seeking “evaluation and treatment” after being accused of sexual misconduct by several people  the actor's representative said on Wednesday.\n Spacey’s  representative told The Hollywood Reporter that the 58-year-old actor was “taking the time necessary” to receive the help. It’s unclear when or where the treatment will be done.\n\" Kevin Spacey  is taking the time necessary to seek evaluation and treatment. No other information is available at this time ” Spacey's representative said.\nThe announcement comes mere days after actor Anthony Rapp accused  Spacey  of trying to “seduce” him when he was only 14 years old by jumping on top of him in a bed at a hotel.  Spacey  was 26 at the time of the alleged incident.\n Spacey  issued the apology on Twitter hours after the BuzzFeed report came out  saying he was “beyond horrified” of the story and admitted he didn’t remember it. He offered his “sincerest apology” and came out as gay in the statement.\nNetflix announced it was halting production on the sixth and last season of “House of Cards ” in which  Spacey  plays main character Frank Underwood  to “review the current situation and to address any concerns [from the] cast and crew.”\nThe International TV Academy also said on Monday it was revoking  the Emmy Founders Award Spacey  was supposed to receive.",
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            "input": "ROME (Reuters) - Telecom Italia plans to confer all of its fixed line network assets into a separate company which will be fully controlled by  the group  Chief Executive Amos Genish said on Wednesday.\n  The phone group  will discuss the new plan at the next company board meeting  scheduled for March 6.\n“We presented a hypothesis of legal separation of the network  with a dedicated company  and we expect to discuss it at the next board ”  Genish  said after meeting the Italian government and the industry regulator.\n Genish  added that the company “at this stage” would be fully controlled by Tim  and  its  governance would allow parity of access to sector operators.",
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            "id": "task419-10d590a5ea0b49f2a8904c07f8b5a1d6",
            "input": "Domino  became a global star but stayed true to  his  hometown  where  his  fate was initially unknown after Hurricane Katrina struck in August 2005. It turned out that  he  and  his  family were rescued by boat from  his  home  where  he  lost three pianos and dozens of gold and platinum records  along with other memorabilia.\nMany wondered if  he  would ever return to the stage. Scheduled to perform at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in 2006   he  simply tipped  his  hat to thousands of cheering fans.\nBut in May 2007   he  was back  performing at Tipitina's music club in New Orleans. Fans cheered — and some cried — as  Domino  played \"I'm Walkin' \" ''Ain't It a Shame \" ''Shake  Rattle and Roll \" ''Blueberry Hill\" and a host of other hits.\nThat performance was a highlight during several rough years. After losing their home and almost all their belongings to the floods   his  wife of more than 50 years  Rosemary  died in April 2008.\n Domino  moved to the New Orleans suburb of Harvey after the storm but would often visit  his  publishing house  an extension of  his  old home in the Lower 9th Ward  inspiring many with  his  determination to stay in the city  he  loved.\n\"Fats embodies everything good about New Orleans \"  his  friend David Lind said in a 2008 interview. \" He 's warm  fun-loving  spiritual  creative and humble. You don't get more New Orleans than that.\"\nIn 1955  he broke into the white pop charts with \"Ain't it a Shame\" — but actually sang the lyrics as \"ain't that a shame.\" The song was covered blandly by Pat Boone as \"Ain't That a Shame\" and rocked out years later by Cheap Trick.  Domino  enjoyed a parade of successes through the early 1960s  including \"Be My Guest\" and \"I'm Ready.\" Another hit  \"I'm Walkin '\" became the debut single for Ricky Nelson.\n Domino  appeared in the rock 'n' roll film \"The Girl Can't Help It\" and was among the first black performers to be featured in popular music shows  starring with Buddy Holly and the Everly Brothers. He also helped bridge rock 'n' roll and other styles — even country/western  recording Hank Williams' \"Jambalaya\" and Bobby Charles' \"Walkin' to New Orleans.\"\nLike many of his peers   Domino 's popularity tapered off in the 1960s as British and psychedelic rock held sway.\n Domino  told Ebony magazine that  he  stopped recording because companies wanted  him  to update  his  style.\n\"I refused to change \"  he  said. \"I had to stick to my own style that I've always used or it just wouldn't be me. \"\nAntoine and Rosemary Domino  raised eight children in the same ramshackle neighborhood where  he  grew up  but  they  did it in style — in a white mansion  trimmed in pink  yellow and lavender. The front double doors opened into an atrium with chandeliers hanging from the ceiling and ivory dominos set in a white marble floor.\nIn 1988  all of New Orleans seemed to be talking about  him  after  he  reportedly paid in cash for two Cadillacs and a $130 000 Rolls-Royce. When the salesman asked if he wanted to call his bank about financing   Domino  smiled and said  \"I am the bank.\"\nIn 1998   he  became the first purely rock 'n' roll musician to be awarded the National Medal for the Arts. But  he  cited  his  age and didn't make the trip to the White House to get the medal from President Clinton.\nThat was typical. Aside from rare appearances in New Orleans   he  dodged the spotlight in  his  later years  refusing to appear in public or even to give interviews.",
            "output": [
                "Rosemary Domino"
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            "input": "Perp walk of Michael Jenkins middle school tutor convicted of rape of teen girl. #perpwalk #nypdsvu #specialvictimsunit #bronxcrime #bronx A post shared by NYC 911 NEWS (@nyc911news) on Dec 7  2017 at 12:52am PST\n Michael Jenkins  24   was arrested Wednesday and hit with a slew of sex crime charges after the girl detailed the encounter to investigators.\n The teenage victim  attends The Angelo Patri School on Webster Avenue in Fordham Heights where  Jenkins  works as an after-school supervisor  police said.\nIn a series of text messages exchanged on Sunday   Jenkins  convinced  the child  to skip school the next day and meet with  him  instead  police sources said.\nOn Monday  the girl went to Jenkins’ Anderson Avenue home in Highbridge where  he  raped her  sources said.\n Jenkins  was charged with rape  sex abuse  criminal sex act  forcible touching and endangering the welfare of a child.\n He  is expected to be arraigned sometime Thursday  officials said.\n Jenkins  does not work for the city but is a subcontractor for the Department of Education through the Mott Haven-based non-profit organization East Side House Settlement  officials said.\n Jenkins  has three other prior arrests on  his  record dating back to 2008  including one for criminal possession of marijuana  sources said — but had clearances to work for the non-profit from the state and city agencies that oversee background checks  according to City Hall.\nA City Hall spokesperson said  Jenkins  was “immediately suspended without pay and  he  is no longer permitted in any schools.”",
            "output": [
                "Michael Jenkins"
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            "input": "There are other factors at work besides warming. A global weather pattern called El Niño was absent this year  and that often means a stormier Atlantic Ocean. One reason is that high-altitude \"shear winds\" in the Atlantic that often nip the tops off budding hurricanes were absent  as well. \nAtmospheric scientist Kerry Emanuel at MIT  notes that there's also a rather mysterious cycle for Atlantic hurricanes. It seems to repeat about every decade. \"We don't really understand it  [but] it's there \"  he  says  and it also influences when and how often hurricanes arise. Sure enough  it was 12 years ago  in 2005  when the Atlantic saw such a similarly huge hurricane year.\n Emanuel  says scientists aren't clear whether hurricanes are becoming more common; reliable records for hurricanes go back only about 50 years in the Atlantic  so it's difficult to detect a long-term trend  and data for the Pacific are even scarcer. Theoretically   he  says  some aspects of warming could actually decrease the frequency of hurricanes by drying out parts of the atmosphere. But those that do arise are likely to be nastier. \"Insofar as the storms are intense and produce a lot of rain \"  he  says  \"they're a window into our long-term future.\"\nAnd it's a costly future   Emanuel  says. \"We're just going to get more and more destruction \"  he  predicts  \"because we just encourage people to live and build in dangerous places\" like low-lying coastlines — a fact independent of climate change.",
            "output": [
                "Kerry Emanuel"
            ]
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            "input": "When  Daymond John  was 14 years old   his  dyslexia had yet to be diagnosed  and  he  only knew that  he  struggled with reading. But there was one book  Napoleon Hill's 1937 massive bestseller \"Think and Grow Rich \" that  he  not only happily read  but decided to re-read every year.\nThe main takeaway  he  had as a kid  the \"Shark Tank\" investor writes in  his  own book  \"The Power of Broke \" was to stop telling  himself  everything  he  didn't want to be  and instead focus on what  he  did want.  He  sustained this mindset through the practice of regularly writing down and reviewing  his  goals.\nIt was simple but profound  John says  and helped give  him  the drive in  his  early 20s to turn FUBU from a project with friends into a multimillion-dollar business. \"I would write something down    think about  it   visualize  it   and work my way toward  it .\"\nEach goal is specific and worded in positive language. For example   John  writes that  he  currently has a goal of getting down to 170 pounds by July 4; rather than add that  he  will do this by avoiding fried foods  meat  and alcohol   he  adds that  he  will be doing this by regularly eating fish  drinking eight glasses of water each day  and exercising twice daily.\n John  reads through  his  list when  he  wakes up and before  he  goes to sleep so that  his  goals are the first and last things  he  thinks about.\n He  reads  his  goals an average of five days a week  giving  himself  some time to step back.",
            "output": [
                "Daymond John"
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            "id": "task419-148760a1a1744885a4c4c53296ea0e17",
            "input": "Daniel O'Neill — an economist at the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom — and several collaborators came up with 11 indicators that a country has met the needs of its citizens. They range from boosting life expectancy above age 65 to ensuring that at least 95 percent of its adult population has graduated from high school  has access to sanitation and earns more than the extreme poverty line of $1.90 a day.\nFrom that  \"we can calculate a carbon budget for the rest of the century \" notes  O'Neill . And then dividing that by the number of people on the planet  \"we can say  'OK  this is the carbon budget per person.' \"\nUnfortunately  \"we really didn't find that \" says  O'Neill .\n\"It's a worrying finding \" says  O'Neill . But  he  cautions against concluding that there is simply no way for everyone to enjoy a decent life without destroying the planet. After all  these findings are based on how we are doing things now   he  says.\nAnd  he  adds that this study actually points to one way to do that. Specifically   O'Neill  and  his  fellow researchers ran statistical tests to determine for each environmental measure how much damage it takes to produce a corresponding improvement on each of the social well-being indicators.\n\"And what we find is that it follows a curve of diminishing returns — as you use more resources you get less social bang for your buck \" says  O'Neill . \"So there's a turning point after which additional resource use contributes very little to social performance.\" Wealthy industrialized nations such as the United States  the United Kingdom and Canada have reached that point  says  O'Neill . \"As we increase our resource use  we get almost no increase in human well-being from that.\"\nAnd this means for these countries the strategy of growing the economy — basically trying to create new wealth — to boost the well-being of their underprivileged citizens is ineffective. A much better approach  argues  O'Neill   would be to focus on redistributing their existing wealth more equitably.\nAnd if high-income countries were to adopt such an approach  says  O'Neill   they could reduce their use of resources. And that   he  says  would \"free up the ecological space\" for poor nations  where using resources still does make a big impact in improving people's lives.",
            "output": [
                "Daniel O'Neill"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-ed4b34f7ebf74d058be0483d383aacf5",
            "input": "Gov. Jerry Brown of California  echoed those comments.\n\"In the United States  we have a federal system  and states have real power as do cities. And when cities and states combine together  and then join with powerful corporations  that's how we get stuff done \"  he  said.\n His  speech was briefly interrupted by anti-coal and anti-fracking protesters  who held up banners and shouted \"We're still in! Trump's still out!\"\n California Governor Jerry Brown  speaks in the U.S. Climate Action Center at the COP 23 Fiji UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn  Germany  Saturday  Nov. 11  2017.  Brown 's and Michael Bloomberg's \"America's Pledge\" campaign works to compile and tally the climate actions of states  cities  colleges  businesses  and other local actors across the entire U.S. economy. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)\n California Governor Jerry Brown  speaks in the U.S. Climate Action Center at the COP 23 Fiji UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn  Germany  Saturday  Nov. 11  2017.  Brown 's and Michael Bloomberg's \"America's Pledge\" campaign works to compile and tally the climate actions of states  cities  colleges  businesses  and other local actors across the entire U.S. economy. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)",
            "output": [
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            "input": "On a recent sunny afternoon at a solar farm outside Philadelphia   Pa.  commercial drone pilots Tony Zimlich and Gunner Goldie  are preparing for flight.\nDressed in hard hats and matching yellow vests   they  run through a series of safety and equipment checks  and survey the surrounding terrain and airspace  before picking up what looks like a pair of oversized video game controllers. Then  with a streak of beeps and whirs   their  drone — about the size of a milk crate — rises steadily into the sky above.\n Their  mission: to carefully sweep the skyline above the solar farm  taking photographs and gathering data to help  their  client identify defective solar panels and guide repairs.\nEnlarge this image toggle caption Courtesy of  Tony Zimlich /Tony Zimlich Courtesy of  Tony Zimlich /Tony Zimlich\nTony Zimlich didn't expect to be a part of that transition. Unlike many of his younger colleagues  who got their start playing video games and flying remote control aircraft  Zimlich cut his teeth in the cockpit of a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter. Part of his military tenure was spent flying medical evacuation missions above the deserts and valleys of Afghanistan.",
            "output": [
                "Tony Zimlich"
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            "input": "The agreement means  Red Fawn Fallis  won't stand trial  where she could have faced up to life in prison if convicted. Instead  prosecutors will recommend a sentence of no more than seven years in prison.\n Fallis  cried while she entered her pleas. She did not discuss the protest shooting incident  only answering basic questions from U.S. District Judge Daniel Hovland about her background and understanding of the proceedings.\nAbout two dozen supporters of  Fallis  packed the courtroom but didn't comment after the hearing. The courthouse was under heavy security. The number of federal law and security officers outside the courtroom was double the norm  and people had to obtain passes to enter the courtroom. The courthouse was the site of protests several times when the demonstrations against the pipeline were at their height between August 2016 and February 2017.\n Fallis'  arrest was among 761 that authorities made in southern North Dakota in that six-month span. At times thousands of pipeline opponents gathered in the region to protest the $3.8 billion project to move North Dakota oil to a shipping point in Illinois.  Fallis  is the only protester accused of firing a gun.\n Fallis  will remain jailed until Hovland decides whether  she  can go to a halfway house in Fargo pending sentencing.  She  was moved there in October  but last week  she  was arrested for violating conditions of  her  pretrial release when  she  signed out of the facility to attend adult learning classes but never showed up.\n\"With the change-of-plea hearing coming up  I just needed some time to really think about things \"  she  told Hovland Monday as  she  tearfully asked to go back to the halfway house. \"It's hard to be up here (in North Dakota) with no family to talk to.\"\nProsecutors last year objected to  Fallis  being moved from jail to the halfway house  but Delorme on Monday told Hovland the government would take no position on her possible return. He said he had been informed that until last week  she  had been \"a model resident.\"",
            "output": [
                "Red Fawn Fallis"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Mann said he was gratified by the findings  the second report from Penn State to clear him. An earlier report had exonerated him of related charges that he suppressed or falsified data  destroyed e-mail and misused confidential information.\n The new report did criticize him on a minor point  saying that he had occasionally forwarded to colleagues copies of unpublished manuscripts without the explicit permission of their authors.\n The allegations arose after private e-mail messages between Mann and other scientists were purloined from a computer at the University of East Anglia  in Britain  and posted on the Internet. In one  a British researcher called a data-adjustment procedure Mann used a \"trick.\"\n The e-mail messages led climate-change skeptics to accuse mainstream researchers  including Mann  of deliberately manipulating the findings of climate science in order to strengthen their case that human activity is causing the earth to warm up.\n \"I'm aware  and many researchers now are keenly aware  of the depths to which the climate-change disinformation movement is willing to sink  to the point where they're willing to criminally break into a university server and steal people's personal e-mail messages \" Mann said in an interview.\n \"It's no surprise that it's a whitewash of Mann's misconduct  because it was designed to be a whitewash \" said Myron Ebell  director of energy and global warming policy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute  a Washington advocacy group. He accused the panel of failing to interview important witnesses.\n The panel did not try to vet the accuracy of the science published by Mann  including a famous finding that the temperature of the earth had jumped recently  compared with past climate inferred from indicators like tree rings. Instead  it examined his methodology -- his analytical techniques  his willingness to share data with those skeptical of his findings and the like. The panel unanimously found his approach \"well within the range of accepted practices.\"\n Mann remains under investigation by the attorney general of Virginia for research he did at the University of Virginia.",
            "output": [
                "Michael E. Mann",
                "Mann"
            ]
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            "input": "Even though the most recent deaths come nearly a month after the facility was evacuated   attorney Bill Dean  who is representing several of the surviving patients   said a good attorney will argue that the conditions immediately after the storm  as well as the evacuation  led to the deaths.  He  said the nursing home should be held responsible for any other deaths in the near future.\n\"I think it's tragic  I think it's sad  \" Dean  said. \"All of this was preventable by the nursing home.\"\n Dean  said  he 's concerned the patients might see little money in civil cases.  He  added that  he 's worried that even if the 145 patients or their family members were to win lawsuits against the facility  there wouldn't be enough money to pay the damages.\n\"Ultimately those cases would be worth pennies on the dollar \"  Dean  said.",
            "output": [
                "Bill Dean"
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            "input": "Equifax/Youtube Former CEO of Equifax   Richard Smith \nCongress pounced on  Richard Smith   the former CEO of Equifax  just minutes into  his  hearing before the House Energy Committee Tuesday.\nLast week   Smith  stepped\ndown from Equifax  the consumer-data giant targeted in a hack that exposed the personal data of nearly half the US population.  He  was answering questions from a congressional panel on Tuesday.\nCommittee members have asked about the company’s failure to fix software vulnerabilities  as well as chief legal officer John Kelley (who is still employed at the company) and his role as head of security  and what  Smith  knew when  he  was first notified of the breach in late July.\n“You’re just required to notify everybody and say  ‘So sorry  so sad '”  he  said. “We can have this hearing every year from now on if we don’t do anything to change the current system.”\n“It would seem to  me  that you might pay a little more attention if you had to pay everybody whose account got hacked a couple thousand bucks or something ” he added.",
            "output": [
                "Richard Smith"
            ]
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            "input": "As Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his allies at the Senate Leadership Fund and elsewhere devolve into using failed tactics employed in 2016 by Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton  the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) and the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) are hammering back at McConnell and his cronies. McConnell’s Senate Leadership Fund has  just like Hillary Clinton did  falsely alleged that  Bannon  is anti-Semitic.\nThe Senate Leadership Fund  in a move that only hurts Sen. Dean Heller (R-NV) even more than the pro-amnesty anti-Trump incumbent is hurting alread   on Thursday tweeted an attack against  Bannon :\nHere’s another pledge for @DannyTarkanian to sign backing  Bannon  over ex-wife charges. #NVSen pic.twitter.com/qIHE8SrAJL — Senate Ldshp Fund (@Senate_Fund) October 25  2017\nIn a comment to The Hill newspaper  Holmes falsely alleged  Bannon  is a “white supremacist.”\n“In 2018 we ought to revisit this question and find out if these people are still happy to be associated with  Bannon  ” Holmes said. “When you’re facing voters  I’d take one of the most successful majority leaders in history over a white supremacist any day.”\nMatt Brooks  the director of the Republican Jewish Coalition  said that  while his group does support Heller  McConnell and his cronies are wrong to make this false allegation against  Bannon .\n“We defended  him  [ Bannon ] aggressively when  he  faced these accusations from the left  and I’ll defend  him  when  he  faces these accusations from the right ” Brooks said  per the Jewish Telegraphic Agency news organization  adding: “Dean Heller is a perfect example where  Bannon  and the RJC are on different sides  but I will absolutely defend  Bannon  — he is not anti-Semitic.”\nZOA does not invite anti-Semites to our events.  Steve Bannon  is the furthest thing from an anti-Semite  contrary to McConnell and Holmes’s shameful lies.  Steve  is a proud friend of the Jewish people and the Jewish State of Israel. I know and have worked closely with  Steve Bannon . I am appalled by these shameful attempts to smear  Bannon ’s character and integrity by promoting false allegations about  Bannon ’s views on Jews and Israel. This is clearly being done because of policy differences between Senator McConnell and  Bannon .\n He  then quotes Dershowitz  a liberal Harvard professor  who says it is not “legitimate” or accurate to make such accusations against  Bannon .\n“It’s not legitimate to call [ Bannon ] an anti-Semite because you disagree with his policies ” Dershowitz said  per Klein’s ZOA release. “The evidence suggests that  Mr. Bannon  has very good relationships with individual Jews and is supportive of Israel. I’ve seen no evidence of personal anti-Semitism on the part of  Bannon .”\nKlein also quotes Home Depot founder Bernie Marcus  a major GOP donor  as saying the attacks against  Bannon  are a disgrace. “I have known  Steve  to be a passionate supporter of Israel ” the ZOA release quotes Marcus as saying  adding: “What is being done to  Steve  is a shonda [disgrace].”\nThe release from ZOA continues by quoting more people backing up  Bannon :\nThe Anti-Defamation League acknowledged that it has found no written or verbal statements made by  Bannon  that were anti-Semitic. Liberal columnist and former editor of the Forward  J.J. Goldberg  recently wrote about these charges against  Bannon   “There’s no evidence. The evidence that’s tossed around doesn’t hold up. The more we cry anti-Semitism when it’s not real  the more likely we won’t believe when the danger is real.” Vanity Fair reported that  Bannon  valiantly fought to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem  and refused to attend a meeting with Palestinian-Arab leader Mahmoud Abbas  a Jew-hating  Israel-hating terrorist.  Bannon  is quoted as saying  “I’m not going to breathe the same air as that terrorist.”\nThe release from ZOA concludes by again praising  Bannon  and saying the organization is proud to have  him  at the group’s annual dinner in New York City on Nov. 12. Klein said:\n Steve  has helped ZOA and our battles against anti-Semitism on college campuses and has invited me  a Jew and a Zionist  to be a regular columnist at his Breitbart News. Anti-Semites don’t provide Morton Klein with a platform. We are proud and fortunate to have  Steve Bannon  on our side fighting for Israel and against anti-Semitism. And we’re honored that  he  will be a speaker at ZOA’s 2017 Gala where  he  will be introducing Dr. Miriam and Sheldon Adelson  the greatest pro-Jewish Zionists on the face of the planet.\nIt remains to be seen if Holmes and Senate Leadership Fund and McConnell will withdraw their false attacks against  Bannon   or if they will further infuriate Jewish Republicans including major GOP donors like Adelson and Marcus–and further jeopardize more incumbents like Heller.",
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            "input": "Lucian Wintrich  a reporter with the Gateway Pundit   was arrested Tuesday night at the University of Connecticut  where  he  was delivering a speech titled \"It's OK to Be White.\"\n Lucian Wintrich   the White House correspondent and Washington  DC  bureau chief for the Gateway Pundit  was at the university to deliver a speech titled \"It's OK to Be White.\" The speech drew a large group of protesters  who verbally sparred with  Wintrich   before the blogger moved into the audience and grabbed a woman  the Hartford Courant reported. A University of Connecticut spokesperson  Stephanie Reitz  confirmed to BuzzFeed News that  Wintrich  was arrested shortly before 9 p.m. and taken into custody by campus police. He was charged with breach of peace and later released on a a $1 000 nonsurety bond  Reitz said. A UConn student was also arrested for allegedly breaking a window as people left the event. The apparent altercation was captured on video from multiple angles.\nThe moment  about half an hour ago  that  Gateway Pundit blogger Lucian Wintrich  appears to accost a woman during a⦠[Link]\nAccording to the Courant  the woman appeared to have grabbed a paper from the podium where  Wintrich  was speaking.\nAfter what appears to be a scuffle with the woman  video shows law enforcement escorting  Wintrich  out of the room with his hands behind his back.\nWintrich did not immediately respond to BuzzFeed News' request for comment Tuesday night. In a post about  Wintrich 's arrest  the Gateway Pundit declared that a \"far left mob\" had shut down the event. An update to the post stated that Wintrich was \"missing\" and that \"police took him away and we have NO IDEA where they are holding him!\" The update was later removed. The arrest came amid a raucous evening at the University of Connecticut. According to Fox 61  Wintrich's speech was met by boos and interruptions. Video from the scene shows the blogger drinking milk â which has been adopted as a symbol on the far right â while a crowd chants \"go home  Nazi.\" After Wintrich's removal  crowds continued to congregate at the scene  and journalists there reported seeing both broken windows and smoke canisters. Campus police later announced that they had arrested one person  University of Connecticut student Sean Miller  for allegedly breaking a window as people left the lecture hall  but are still investigating the origin of the smoke bomb. \"This was a very disappointing evening \" University of Connecticut President Susan Herbst said in a statement. \"Thoughtful  civil discourse should be a hallmark of democratic societies and American universities  and this evening fell well short of that.\" \"We live in a tense and angry time of deep political division. Our hope as educators is that creative leadership and intellectual energy can be an antidote to that sickness  especially on university campuses \" Herbst continued. \"Between the offensive remarks by the speaker who also appeared to aggressively grab an audience member and the reckless vandalism that followed  that was certainly not the case on our campus tonight. We are better than this.\"\nJim Hoft and  Lucian Wintrich  at White House Press Room #Pepe @gatewaypundit @lucianwintrich ð¸\nIn a series of tweets just after midnight Wednesday   Wintrich  informed followers of  his  release. \"IM FREE & regained my Twitter \" he wrote.",
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            "input": "“For the foreseeable future this will be the primary focus of what we do ”  Dan Doctoroff  the chief executive of Sidewalk Labs   said in an interview.\nOne of the first projects Sidewalk Labs will take on is a sensor-based technology to manage crowds on a nearby street often filled with a potent mix of pedestrians  cyclists and motorized traffic  which  Doctoroff  said could be tested as early as the first quarter of 2018.\n He  said  the company  was also looking to integrate self-driving technology into the project over the longer term.\nCanada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sidewalk Labs  CEO Dan Doctoroff (R)  look at city models built by children before a press conference where Alphabet Inc  the owner of Google  announced the project \"Sidewalk Toronto\"  that will develop an area of Toronto's waterfront using new technologies to develop high-tech urban areas in Toronto  Ontario  Canada October 17  2017.  REUTERS/Mark Blinch\nDoctoroff  said  the company  had looked at more than 50 metropolitan areas in North America and sites in western Europe and Australia before settling on Toronto as the prime location for  its  future city test bed.\nIt is Sidewalk Labs’ most ambitious project to date  which  the company  expects will house 5 000 people and host another 5 000 workers within three to four years.\n Doctoroff  said  he  expects the project to lower the cost of living  including by reducing commutes  and for it to be the world’s first urban development to reduce a city’s carbon footprint.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "He takes over for Doug Franklin  who will continue in his role as executive vice president at Cox Media Group. Joseph will report to Franklin.\nFranklin said the AJC will continue to be a focus for him at Cox Media Group  but he said he leaves the paper in capable hands.\n\"Mike is a natural choice for this role \" Franklin said. \"First in Dayton  and most recently in Atlanta  Mike has exhibited a wealth of operations and management experience. These skills will be invaluable as the AJC adjusts its business model to best serve readers and advertisers.\"\nJoseph joined the AJC in April as president and general manager  overseeing all of the company's business operations  including advertising  marketing  circulation  production and human resources.\nHe was previously president and chief executive officer of Cox Ohio Publishing and publisher of the Dayton Daily News. Joseph said he was excited about stepping into the publisher role at the AJC and serving the Atlanta community.\n\"The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is a great organization with great people \" Joseph said. \"I'm honored to take on this responsibility. We will remain committed to informing  improving and inspiring the lives of the people we serve.\"",
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                "Michael Joseph",
                "Joseph"
            ]
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            "input": "John Brennan's stint as director of the CIA  ended when President Donald Trump took office in January 2017. Since then   Brennan  has had a chance to observe and analyze Trump's behavior.\n Brennan  spoke with Business Insider US editor-in-chief Alyson Shontell at an Intersport leadership summit in April  for an episode of Business Insider's podcast  \"Success! How I Did It.\" Shontell asked  Brennan  what  he  thought of Trump's leadership so far.\n\"Clearly  he  did a phenomenal job during the campaign  and I feel as though  he  believes that  his  natural instincts on these issues  whether it be in business or in campaigning  which have been very successful and can continue to drive  him .  He  is somebody who is a very spontaneous individual.  He  reacts to  his  gut.\n\"A lot of these issues are very  very complex and complicated  and my feeling and impression is that  he  has had only a very  very limited experience in dealing with these international issues and has very superficial understanding of issues that are very  very complicated  whether it be terrorism or North Korea or Russia  China  you name it — cyber issues. And  he  really needs to go to school on some of these issues.\"\n Brennan  went on to distinguish between Trump the presidential hopeful and Trump the president:\n\"The gut instinct  the spontaneity that got  him  through the election  that's not sufficient to deal with these issues  and missteps and mistakes on the international front  as well as on the domestic front  really can have very  very damaging locations for the country. And I was hoping that by now we would have seen an adjustment from the candidate Trump to President Trump. But I think  he  has a certain persona  and I think  he  feels as though  he 's been very successful to date  and so  he  has continued in that path.",
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                "John Brennan"
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            "input": "Two attorneys representing key Donald Trump associates say they consider it possible that  special counsel Robert Mueller  could end up indicting the president for obstruction of justice  Politico is reporting.\nNeither attorney claimed to have inside information about  Mueller 's plans and based their comments on their understanding of the law  according to Politico.\nBut the website noted many legal experts maintain  Mueller  lacks the standing to bring charges against Trump.\nStill  one of the lawyers  who represents a senior Trump official  said  Mueller  could try to indict the president even if the move brings challenges from Trump's attorneys.\n\"It's entirely possible that  Mueller  may go that route on the theory that  as an open question  it should be for the courts to decide \" the attorney said. \"Even if the indictment is dismissed  it puts maximum pressure on Congress to treat this with the independence and intellectual honesty that it will never  ever get.\"\nAnd one legal expert maintained  Mueller  will never indict the president.\n\" Mueller  will not indict Trump for obstruction of justice or for any crime. Period. Full stop. End of story. Speculations to the contrary are just fantasy.",
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            ]
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            "input": "The Los Angeles Superior Court jury said state prisons were to blame  in part  for the 2007 death of Francisco Castaneda.\n After he was convicted of methamphetamine possession in 2005  Castaneda spent years in state and federal facilities  where he was repeatedly denied adequate care for painful lesions on his penis  his lawyer Conal Doyle said Thursday.\n Doctors who examined Castaneda twice ordered a biopsy  but he didn't get one. The first time the procedure was ordered  it was denied by a prison's chief physician. It was apparently forgotten the second time because a doctor failed to follow up.\n Castaneda was given only pain pills and clean boxer shorts every day  and his condition worsened until he had to have his penis amputated in 2007. He died shortly afterward at age 36.\n Doyle said Castaneda's family felt they were forced to go to trial to get answers about his care after repeated failed attempts to learn more.\n \"The family felt like Francisco was vindicated. They felt like this was something that happened for him after he passed away to restore his honor and find justice for him \" said Doyle.\n Castaneda's 17-year-old daughter  Vanessa  will be given $1.5 million in damages  with the rest of the award going toward medical bills incurred for treatment after Castaneda was released from custody.",
            "output": [
                "Francisco Castaneda"
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            "input": "Joakim Noah  sat shirtless Saturday morning inside the United Center  a scar on  his  surgically repaired left shoulder clearly visible.\n Noah  is carrying other wounds — some self-inflicted and some not  some visible and some not.\nJust three-plus years removed from a dominant season with the Bulls in which  he  won Defensive Player of the Year and finished fourth in the MVP voting   Noah   in  his  second season of a four-year  $72 million deal with the Knicks  is out of the rotation — active some nights  inactive most.\nThat included the humbling moment of sitting in street clothes Saturday night in the building that used to resonate with cheers of “MVP!” and “ Noah !”  inactive once again.\n“Probably not ”  Noah  said quickly and honestly when asked if  he  can reach  his  Bulls levels again. “But for me  it’s not about that. I’m trying to get back on the court.\nThis is what pains  Noah  the most. The ultimate team player  he is trying to balance being healthy and inactive  remaining competitive while in a cheering-from-the-sidelines role.\nLike close friend Derrick Rose   Noah ’s fall from grace has included injuries.  Noah   who had knee and left shoulder surgery while with the Bulls  spent all summer rehabbing his right shoulder after surgery repaired a torn rotator cuff. He also served a 20-game suspension for violating the league’s anti-drug policy  taking a banned over-the-counter supplement late last season.\nUnlike Rose  who recently took a leave of absence from the Cavaliers to ponder his future in basketball   Noah  sounds as committed as ever.\n“It was hard man ”  Noah  said. “It was two years in a row  two different shoulder injuries. But I worked really hard this summer to be able to come back and be on the court after all the injuries that I had. By March  I had a knee and a shoulder (hurt). I wasn’t feeling too good.\n Noah  logged more minutes in one game with the Westchester Knicks of the Gatorade League than in  his  11 with the NBA Knicks. Coach Jeff Hornacek and general manager Scott Perry said  Noah  has remained professional and worked hard on conditioning while accepting  his  demotion  brought on by  his  injuries  suspension and four centers on the roster.\n“When you’re used to playing a certain way  and you saw it a little bit with Derrick Rose  it’s tough. But ( Noah  is) a professional.  He  has worked hard. Sure  everybody wants to play and compete  but I think  he  understands.”\nThunder coach Billy Donovan  who coached  Noah  to two NCAA tournament titles at Florida  knows the proud player as well as anyone.\n“ He ’s a team guy   he ’s a winner and  he  struggles when  he  can’t impact a group ” Donovan said in an interview last month. “ He  also loves New York because  he  grew up there and has a sense of obligation that  he  doesn’t want to let anybody down.”\nAnd so  Noah  pushes on  trying to stay positive while  his  competitive fire burns within.\n“I feel great ”  Noah  said. “I think that extra time (from the suspension) was a blessing. I could really focus on my body. The suspension also put things in perspective for me. I had to change some things in my life  get organized.",
            "output": [
                "Joakim Noah"
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            "input": "Turkey's plans to expand the rights of its Kurdish community will falter if separatist rebels do not surrender  Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in comments published Friday.\n His warning came amid widespread criticism of the government's alleged lenient treatment of a group of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) rebels who walked free shortly after crossing into Turkey from Iraq on Monday.\n In comments published in several newspapers  Erdogan warned that public discomfort over the hero's welcome given to the rebels could hamper government plans to grant the Kurdish community more rights.\n \"This could negatively affect the process... We would not want it  but it could throw us right back where we started \" he said.\n He underlined that the refrom process would continue smoothly if PKK rebels abandoned their armed campaign and turned themselves in.",
            "output": [
                "Recep Tayyip Erdogan"
            ]
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            "input": "“Equity investors are beginning to become so concerned about the potential downside for stocks that they are starting to irrationally pay up for short-term protection when longer-term protection is cheaper ” Brian Reynolds  asset class strategist at New York-based Canaccord Genuity  said in a note.\n“We expect this one will have a similar outcome ” said  Reynolds .\nBut much will depend on how the trading session ends   Reynolds  said.\n“If it were to close in this fashion  it may lead to a further multi-week pullback in stocks ” said  Reynolds .",
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                "Brian Reynolds"
            ]
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A major congressional committee on Tuesday launched  an investigation into how the White House handled allegations of domestic abuse against former aide Rob Porter  its Republican chairman   Trey Gowdy  told CNN on Wednesday.\nGowdy said  the panel  was seeking information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation  which conducted a background check of  Porter .\nFILE  PHOTO - White House Staff Secretary Rob Porter (L)  reminds U.S. President Donald Trump  he  had a bill to sign after  he  departed quickly following remarks at  his  golf estate in Bedminster  New Jersey U.S.  August 12  2017. Picture taken August 12  2017. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst\nFBI Director Christopher Wray on Tuesday told lawmakers the agency completed its background check on  Porter  in July  contradicting the White House’s earlier assertion that investigations into  Porter  had not yet been completed.\n Porter   who had worked at the White House with a temporary security clearance  resigned after news media reports said he had physically abused two ex-wives. Porter has denied the accusations.",
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                "Rob Porter"
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed  x Share CLOSE Actress Priscilla Presley  has opened up about  her  life with Elvis.  Presley  said  she  and Elvis \"truly lived in a bubble.\" USA TODAY\nIn this May 1  1967  file photo  singer Elvis Presley and  his bride  the former Priscilla Beaulieu   appear at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas  after their wedding.  Priscilla Presley  opened up about  her  life with Elvis during a Nov. 16  2016  interview on British chat show  “Loose Women ” on the ITV network explained why  she  left him.  (Photo: AP)\n(NEWSER) – Priscilla Presley's marriage to Elvis  made  her  the envy of many  but it wasn't all glitz and glamour behind closed doors.\nThe pair \"didn't go out\" and \"truly lived in a bubble \"  Presley  told ITV talk show Loose Women on Wednesday  per the Huffington Post. \"I just kind of followed what he did. You lived his life \" continued Presley  who started dating Elvis at age 14 and married him at 21  though he was 10 years her senior.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Premier Silvio Berlusconi urged lawmakers Monday to support him in looming no-confidence votes  warning that bringing down his government would be \"folly\" because stability is essential as the country battles economic crisis.\n The embattled Italian leader appealed to a group of rebel lawmakers who have vowed to try to oust him during Tuesday votes. He offered to negotiate a new agenda that would allow the government to survive until new parliamentary elections are held in 2013  as well as a Cabinet reshuffle to give government positions to those who support him in the crucial parliamentary test.\n \"The last thing Italy needs is a political crisis \" Berlusconi argued in a 30-minute speech to the Senate.\n Berlusconi faces votes Tuesday in both houses of parliament after a dramatic falling-out with his one-time closest ally  Gianfranco Fini  his party's co-founder. Berlusconi was once immensely popular  but his approval ratings have nose-dived and his political capital diluted amid scandals engulfing his private life  reports of lavish parties and alleged encounters with prostitutes.\n He risks more in the lower house  where the split with Fini has potentially deprived him of a majority. With the vote expected to be decided by just a handful of votes  Berlusconi has been trying to persuade undecided lawmakers.\n of a majority. With the vote expected to be decided by just a handful of votes  Berlusconi has been trying to persuade undecided lawmakers.\n Speculation of vote-buying has been rife  but Berlusconi's allies have rejected any such accusations.\n On Monday  the premier appealed to rebel lawmakers who have sided with Fini by reminding them of \"the long way we have come together.\"\n \"I'm certain nobody wants to hastily throw away what we have created together \" Berlusconi said  mentioning among other things the formation of the People of Freedom party that they founded together.\n \"All can be done  save for betraying the mandate of voters \" said Berlusconi  his government partner and close ally Umberto Bossi  leader of the Northern League  right next to the premier.\n He offered to \"strengthen the government lineup\" -- code word for a Cabinet shuffle. He said dialogue with moderates will be possible  but only if they ensure support to the government in the votes. He has rejected the requests of the Fini camp to resign ahead of the parliamentary votes.\n If Berlusconi wins  he is assured more time in office  even though a razor-thin majority is no guarantee of stability. If he loses  he has to resign -- a move that might lead to early elections  though not necessarily.\n The decision to dissolve parliament and call an election rests with the president  Giorgio Napolitano. The president could also ask Berlusconi to form a new government  possibly with a broadened coalition and a revised program  or tap a new premier to lead a new government.",
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            "input": "Last winter   Dante de Kort -- an eight-year-old boy who lives in central Arizona --  found a dead collared peccary  a wild pig-like animal  near  his  house.  He  set up a motion-controlled camera nearby  and over the next ten days  was surprised to discover footage of the peccary's herd returning to visit their dead herd-member  over and over.\nWhen  he  wrote up  his  findings in a school science-fair presentation  it caught the attention of local biologist Mariana Altricher. It looked like the wild pecarries were in mourning  which was surprising: Scientists have seen grief-like behavior in animals like elephants  dolphins and primates  which are known for their high level of intelligence. But never in these creatures  as National Geographic reports:\nHaving studied the social  pig-like mammals for years  Altrichter knew how tightly bonded peccaries could be. But she'd never witnessed herd members return to a body repeatedly ... “It was pretty amazing because it wasn’t just an immediate reaction and then they moved on—it went on for 10 days ” says Altrichter  chair of the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Peccary Specialist Group. [snip] In the videos  the peccaries pay close attention to the body  nuzzling  biting  sniffing  and staring at it. They slept next to the carcass  and even tried to lift it by wedging their snouts under the body and pushing upward. And when a pack of coyotes approached their fallen peer  the herd chased them away. “It really surprised me that they would stand up to the coyotes ” says  de Kort   noting the peccaries were outnumbered.\nAltricher used the video evidence to write a scientific paper -- \"Collared peccary (Pecari tajacu) behavioral reactions toward a dead member of the herd\" -- that lists  de Kort  as its lead author.",
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                "Dante de Kort"
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            "input": "Alison Friedman  continued to surpass the fundraising of  her  eight Democratic competitors for the party’s nomination to challenge Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-Va.) in November  in what could be one of the nation’s most hotly contested midterm congressional races.\n Friedman   an anti-human-\ntrafficking activist  tapped California celebrities and philanthropists to help  her  raise more than $1 million in about six months.\n Her  most well-known donors include actress Jennifer Garner; singer Barbra Streisand; Alexander Soros  son of the liberal billionaire donor George Soros; and Peter Getty  grandson of the oil tycoon. Other notable donors to  Friedman  include Donna Brazile  former head of the Democratic National Committee; singer Graham Nash; singer Bonnie Raitt; and Eleanor Smeal  president of the Feminist Majority Foundation.\n Friedman   who moved from Washington to McLean in April to run for the seat  worked for People for the American Way and a California congresswoman before a six-year stint in the State Department’s anti-trafficking office  which ended in 2015.\nIn a news release   Friedman  said  she  raised more money from individual donors than all of the Democrats  as well as Comstock.\nComstock’s campaign pointed out that most of  Friedman’s  money has come from donors in California.\nPelletier  who entered the race in October  raised $207 044 for the quarter  slightly more than Wexton  although both lagged behind  Friedman .\n Friedman  is spending at a quick pace  but  she  still had the most cash going into 2018 with $687 085  followed by Helmer with $482 543  Wexton with $473 796 and Stover with $413 621.",
            "output": [
                "Alison Friedman"
            ]
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            "input": "According to marriage counsellor Robert Maurer  author of \"One Small Step Can Change Your Life \" the essential predictor for a successful relationship isn't shared interests  the same job  or sense of humour. No  it's cutting to the chase with one simple question:\nIf their answer portrays them as the victim  then  Maurer  says you should run. Relationships are a two-way street  and unless you're dating a narcissist  you are both likely to have played some part in your previous break-ups.\n\"All relationships run into stumbling blocks \"  Maurer  wrote. \"When you hit the inevitable rough patches  will they look for ways to help or wait for you to take the blame  the whole blame  and nothing but the blame?\"\n He  added that two renowned marriage researchers  John and Julie Gottman  have found that the key skill for a successful relationship is being able to \"repair\" and resolve issues together.\n\"It is hard to make an effort to repair if every problem is the other person's fault \"  he  wrote. \"So look for someone who is willing to look inside for the source of the problem and for solutions  nothing is more vital for a relationship to thrive.\"",
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                "Robert Maurer"
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            "input": "The strategy will give U.S. commanders greater freedom to use American firepower against the militants but  speaking a few hours before the air strike   Mattis  said they would do “everything humanly possible” to prevent civilian casualties.\n“We are here to protect the Afghan people while we attack the terrorists ”  he  told a joint news conference with Ghani and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg  accusing militants of hiding behind women and children.\n NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT\nAfghanistan's president Ashraf Ghani (L) and U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis (R)  attend a news conference in Kabul  Afghanistan. September 27  2017. REUTERS/Omar Sobhani\n Mattis  said the Taliban could not hope for a military victory and promised a more “holistic” approach without fixed timetables and involving other countries in the region  including Pakistan. “I want to reinforce to the Taliban that the only path to peace and political legitimacy for them is through a negotiated settlement ”  he  said.\n Mattis  has said the United States will send an additional 3 000 troops to help train Afghan security forces  which are focusing on building up the air force and special forces  but  he  gave few details of what would change.\n“I don’t want to tell the enemy exactly what we are doing but the whole point is to make certain we have a compelling battlefield advantage over anything the Taliban tries to mass against your forces ”  he  said.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "David Scotton  in I Lived on Parker Avenue (trailer image via YouTube)\nA documentary about a young man who is grateful to  his  birth mother as well as to  his  adoptive parents.\nDo you want to meet gratitude? Then  David Scotton ’s your man. At a time when we are taking public-policy advice from traumatized  grieving young students  consider this eternally grateful one.\n David Scotton  is a 24-year-old law student with a little movie with a big message. Adopted at birth   he  allowed  with some hesitation and prayer  a filmmaker to follow along  his  journey from New Orleans to Indiana when  he  was 19 to meet  his  birth parents.\nThe other day at the Sheen Center in Lower Manhattan  I heard George Weigel  the John Paul II biographer  assert that people of heroic virtue are all around us. Saints  they are frequently known as — in this case  though  not canonized and in Heaven but living in our midst  often unaware that they are sources of great grace and inspiration.  David Scotton’s  birth mother is chief among them. And all those things about saints is true of  her   if the documentary I Lived on Parker Avenue is any indication.\nOne of the first things  she  wants to do is seek forgiveness from David. For so many years  this mother  suffered with worry that the boy  she  gave birth to would be hurt by the fact that  she  chose to “give him up for adoption ” as the expression goes. Our language for adoption seems to suggest abandonment when  in fact  it is just about the greatest and most loving sacrifice. I think of the story  from the State of the Union some weeks ago  of the young police officer and his wife and a woman named Crystal who is suffering in the grip of addiction. But  she  wants better for  her  baby. And there is a couple who can help  her  realize that aspiration. As there was in the case of  David .\nMelissa had the added guilt that she and her boyfriend not only considered abortion when she was pregnant with  David  but that she went to the clinic. In I Lived on Parker Avenue she describes the dramatically painful scene she ran out from. In one of the most uplifting scenes I’ve ever watched on video  Melissa and  David  visit the spot where that clinic once stood. (It’s a health clinic now  and abortions are no longer performed there.) For him  it’s like the opposite of a memorial dedicated to some grave event. It was there where he was given new life  even in the womb. She should feel no guilt. She gave life and love to  David  and to  his  adoptive mom and dad.\nThe beauty of I Lived on Parker Avenue is that  in some respects  it isn’t primarily about abortion or even adoption  though promotion of “the adoption option” is certainly this young man’s mission. It’s about gratitude. One of the most compelling scenes of the 30-minute film occurs when  David  expresses in letters — personalized and everything  there are communications beyond text messages still! — what his adoptive family means to him. He wanted to assure his parents and extended family and friends that meeting his birth parents had nothing to do with finding his “true” parents and everything with saying “Thank you.”\n“With only two adoptions to every 100 abortions in the United States  and with the stigmas society still unfortunately shares about adoption  it is important to get this film out there ”  David  tells me. “Even though I am adopted  I am no different than a biological child. Even though my parents are my ‘adoptive’ parents  they are my mom and dad. My ‘birth’ parents are exactly that: birth parents. Those distinctions are real and need to be shared.”",
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            "input": "Ranking House Intelligence Committee member Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.)  fired back at President Donald Trump on Saturday after the president claimed the FISA memo âvindicatesâ him.\nHow did  Schiff  respond?\nIn fact   Schiff  claimed the âmost important factâ in the memo was the FBIâs counterintelligence investigation into Trumpâs campaign began in the summer of 2016.\nQuite the opposite  Mr. President. The most important fact disclosed in this otherwise shoddy memo was that FBI investigation began July 2016 with your advisor  Papadopoulos  who was secretly discussing stolen Clinton emails with the Russians. [Link] â Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) February 3  2018\nPreviously   Schiff  warned of the alleged dangers releasing the memo would have on national security.  His  rhetoric went so far as to claim its release would trigger a âconstitutional crisis.â\n Schiff  and other House Democrats are pushing for a counter-memo they compiled to be released. Their memo allegedly refutes much of the FISA memo  which was compiled by House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) and Rep. Trey Gwody (R-S.C.). Republicans have signaled they believe the  Schiff  memo should be released.",
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            "input": "\"There 's some reluctance to put a lot of time into -LSB- unseating Democrats -RSB- , versus -LSB- building -RSB- a more progressive Congress overall ,\" said former Communications Workers of America union President Larry Cohen , a top Bernie Sanders adviser who now chairs the board of the Our Revolution political group that was spawned from the senator 's 2016 presidential campaign .",
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            "input": "Discovery of Uber’s cover-up of the incident resulted in the firing of two employees responsible for its response to the hack  said  Dara Khosrowshahi  who replaced co-founder Travis Kalanick as chief executive in August .\n“None of this should have happened  and I will not make excuses for it ”  Khosrowshahi  said in a blog post.\nThe stolen information included names  email addresses and mobile phone numbers of Uber users around the world  and the names and license numbers of 600 000 US drivers   Khosrowshahi  said. Uber declined to say what other countries may be affected.\n Khosrowshahi  also said Uber had begun notifying regulators. The New York attorney general has opened an investigation  a spokeswoman said. Regulators in Australia and the Philippines said on Wednesday they would also look into the matter.\nThe breach occurred in October 2016 but  Khosrowshahi  said  he  had only recently found out about it.\nKalanick  through a spokesman  declined to comment. The former CEO remains on the Uber board of directors  and  Khosrowshahi  has said he consults with him regularly.\n Khosrowshahi  said on Tuesday  he  had hired Matt Olsen  former general counsel of the US National Security Agency  to restructure the company’s security teams and processes.  The company  also hired Mandiant  a cyber security firm owned by FireEye  to investigate the breach.",
            "output": [
                "Dara Khosrowshahi"
            ]
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            "input": "Speaking earlier about progress towards the merger   Essilor’s Chief Operating Officer Laurent Vacherot  said: “We are serene ” repeating that the deal was expected to close in the first half of 2018.\nAnnouncing its annual results   Essilor  said  it  was targeting revenue growth of around 4 percent in 2018. Revenues rose 3.1 percent on a like-for-like basis to 7.5 billion euros last year  partly helped by higher sales in North America.\n Vacherot  said Essilor would keep pursuing  its  strategy of bolt-on acquisitions in 2018  particularly in China and India.\nLuxottica  which has been restructuring since 2014  forecast on Monday steady growth in sales and profits this year.  Its  shares rose 5.2 percent.",
            "output": [
                "Laurent Vacherot"
            ]
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            "input": "(Reuters) - British recruiter Robert Walters (RWA.L) raised its full-year profit forecast for a second time  after it reported a 22 percent jump in quarterly net fee income.\n Robert Walters ’ net fee income grew to 90.7 million pounds in the three months to Sept. 30 from 74.4 million a year earlier.\nWhere other recruiters in the UK have seen a slowdown in the aftermath of Brexit   Robert Walters ’ results have been broadly stronger  propped up by consistent growth in  its  domestic outsourcing services business.\n Robert Walters  said  its  outsourcing business saw growing demand from both existing and new clients.",
            "output": [
                "Robert Walters"
            ]
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            "input": "The video service announced this week that it had pulled  Logan Paul's  channel from its ad-supported Google Preferred platform and put two other projects on hold.\nYouTube chief business officer Robert Kyncl said Saturday there's no timetable for when  Paul 's future will be addressed again. Kyncl didn't shut YouTube's door on  Paul .\n Paul  apologized for posting video of  him  in a forest near Mount Fuji in Japan near what seemed to be a body hanging from a tree. The location is known in Japan as a frequent site for suicides.\nYouTube said the images violated its policies.  Paul  pulled the images from  his  channel on  his  own.\nKyncl said  Paul  recognizes that he has made serious missteps and has expressed remorse for them.\n\"The most important thing to focus on is that actions speak louder than words and Logan has the opportunity to prove that \"  he  said.\nRemoving  Paul 's work from the Google Preferred platform cuts off a significant route to advertising revenue through YouTube. YouTube also said it would not feature  Paul  in the fourth season of its series \"Foursome\" and would put other work on hold.  Paul  is one of the platform's biggest stars  with Forbes magazine estimating  he  earned $12.5 million last year.",
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                "Logan Paul"
            ]
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            "input": "HARWICH - Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke  acknowledging that failures in oversight contributed to a near-catastrophic financial crisis  yesterday called on Congress to enact comprehensive changes that he said would close gaps in regulation  prevent future bailouts  and create a council of top regulators to identify risks to the nation's financial system.\n Bernanke  speaking at the annual conference of the Boston Federal Reserve Bank  said the Fed has already taken a number of steps to improve supervision of banks  expanding its focus from individual institutions to include stability of the financial system. In addition  it has taken steps to crack down on risky practices  including issuing guidelines to banks to overhaul bonus systems that may spur employees to take excessive risks.\n Ultimately  however  Congress must act  Bernanke said. The nation needs a way to deal with the failure of large  complex financial institutions without putting the entire system at risk or bailing them out with taxpayer money. It needs to bring all financial institutions under rigorous federal oversight. And it needs to coordinate information and action among US financial regulators to identify and prevent threats to financial stability  he said.\n \"It remains critical for Congress to close regulatory gaps and provide supervisors with additional tools for anticipating and managing systemic risks \" Bernanke said in prepared remarks. \"Large  complex financial firms that do not own a bank  but nonetheless pose risks to the overall financial system  must not be permitted to avoid comprehensive and effective supervisory oversight.\"\n Bernanke was the keynote speaker at a three-day conference sponsored by the Boston Fed. The conference  entitled \"After the Fall \" brought together business and academic economists to explore ways to prevent another financial crisis like the one that edged the US and global economies toward another depression.\n Bernanke said aggressive and coordinated international efforts by central banks and governments had averted a collapse in the global financial and economic systems. Conditions have improved substantially in recent months  he said.\n \"However  even though we avoided the worst financial and economic outcomes  the fallout from the crisis has nonetheless been very severe \" he said. \"Now is the time for policy makers to take action to reduce the probability and severity of future crises.\"",
            "output": [
                "Ben Bernanke"
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            "input": "About 5:30 p.m. Saturday  a family member called the Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office to let authorities know that McDonnell had not returned to his car after going deer hunting  said Capt.  Wes Dellinger.\n “They were expecting him ”  Dellinger  said. “He had called them and told them he would be a little while getting out  and they went out there to wait for him  and as dark approached they realized he wasn’t out.”\nThe family was waiting at McDonnell’s car when they called authorities   Dellinger  said. Authorities pinpointed McDonnell’s last known location from a call he made to a family member before his phone died   Dellinger  said.\n Dellinger  said that about 20 to 30 people were on the ground and that others were in the command operations center while a helicopter from Fairfax flew overhead and search dogs scoured a 4- to 5-square-mile area based on McDonnell’s last phone call. Darkness hindered visibility  and 16 hours later  he was still missing.\n“This gentleman was prepared  but his devices and his equipment failed him ”  Dellinger  said.\n Dellinger  said McDonnell let  his  family know where  he  was going  has known the area for “most of  his  life ” packed additional food and wore hunting apparel.\nThe temperatures were in the high 20s and low 30s during the time  he  was stuck in the woods   Dellinger  said.\nSearches are not uncommon for the Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office   Dellinger  said  given the hiking trails and forest property in the area.\n His  advice to hikers and hunters: “Plan for the worst  hope for the best.”",
            "output": [
                "Wes Dellinger"
            ]
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            "input": "Diane and Lee Whitcraft of Webster  Wis. Diane has multiple sclerosis and is forgoing medication because of its cost under her Medicare prescription drug plan. (Courtesy of Diane Whitcraft)\n Whitcraft  took  her  last dose of Betaseron on January 5. So far   she  hasn't had another attack  but  she  knows the threat is always there.  She  said  she  wouldn't have made the same decision to stop the drug if  she  were younger  and  she  wrestled with what to do.\nThis summer   she  did something  she  thinks  she  should have done a long time ago.  She  wrote a letter to the chief executive of Bayer  the company that makes the drug.\nBut  Whitcraft  still doesn't understand why  her  drug  which launched with a list price of about $11 500 more than two decades ago  costs so much today — a question  she  raised in  her  letter.\n“It wasn’t filled with anger or anything; I just told him that I had quit the drug  and why. And I suggested someone must be very greedy ”  she  said. “It's so wrong and so unfair — a drug that was marketed for the first time in 1993 . . . Why did the cost go up so much here?”\n Whitcraft  said  she  got a phone call from the company offering the drug at a discounted rate  months after  she  had come to the difficult decision to stop taking it.  She  wondered  if the company could offer  her  a discount on an individual basis  why they couldn't just lower the price for everyone.",
            "output": [
                "Lee Whitcraft"
            ]
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            "input": "Rob Gronkowski  is giving retirement some serious thought  apparently. (Bill Wippert/Associated Press)\n New England Patriots  tight  end Rob Gronkowski  raised some eyebrows after  his team ’s Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Feb. 4 by saying “I’m definitely going to look at my future  for sure ” an apparent indication that  he  was mulling retirement after eight NFL seasons. But considering an injury history that stretches back to  his  time at Arizona  Gronkowski’s comments probably shouldn’t be all that surprising.\n—  He  missed  his  entire junior season in college after having surgery to repair a bulging disk in  his  back.\n— In January 2012   he  sprained  his  ankle in the AFC championship game against the Ravens  and had only two catches in New England’s second Super Bowl loss to the Giants.\n— The next season —  his  third in the NFL —  he  broke  his  forearm while blocking on an extra point and missed five games.  He  then broke the same forearm in a postseason win over the Texans and missed New England’s next game  a loss to the Ravens.\n—  He  played in only seven games in 2013  missing the first six after offseason surgery to repair a fractured vertebra and then the final three after tearing the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments in  his  right knee and suffering a concussion on one play in a Dec. 8 game against the Browns.\n— In 2015   he  missed one game after taking a hit to the knee against the Broncos.\n— This past season   he  suffered a concussion in the AFC championship game and likely was not 100 percent for the Super Bowl.",
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                "Rob Gronkowski"
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            "input": "Notorious basketball father LaVar Ball  is attempting to grow  his  personal profile by creating a new basketball league for high school seniors who have decided not to bother going to college  reports say.\n Ball  claims the new league  to be called the Junior Basketball Association (JBA)  will pay the lowest-ranked players $3 000 a month while the stars would get $10 00 a month  according to Sporting News.\nLogo of  LaVar Ball âs league aimed at top high school players is a silhouette of Lonzo ready to dunk. pic.twitter.com/hBf9WHBdJG â Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) December 20  2017\nâGetting these players is going to be easy â  Ball  said. âThis is giving guys a chance to get a jump start on their career  to be seen by pro scouts  and weâre going to pay them because someone has to pay these kids.â\n Ball  also said the league will use NBA regulations but that all players will wear his Big Baller brand shoes and gear because his company is funding the league.\nâWeâll give it to them all. Theyâll be wearing our uniform  our shoes  our T-shirts and our hoodies â  Ball  insisted.\n Ball  said  he  wants to assemble ten teams in cities such as Los Angeles  Dallas  Brooklyn  and Atlanta.\n Ball  recently made news with a feud with President Donald Trump over the assistance the president lent his son  LiAngelo  who was arrested for shoplifting by Chinese authorities when his college team was in that country in November. President Trump personally intervened with Chinaâs leadership to get LiAngelo and two other players released after the arrest  but the senior  Ball  refused to give Trump any credit for helping his son out of the jam.",
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                "LaVar Ball"
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            "input": "In August  her co-defendant  Anissa Weier  pleaded guilty to attempted second-degree homicide. A jury sided with her arguments and found her not responsible for her actions because she was mentally ill  and she was sentenced to three years in a state mental hospital. Last week  after Geyser's plea hearing   the Leutner family  released a statement: \"Though  we  do not believe that an institution is where these attempted murderers belong  the current legal system does not favor victims in this situation.\" They added: \"With this closure  our daughter is a heroic survivor – and no longer a victim.\"\nGeyser and Weier  now 15  were just 12 when they were charged as adults after telling authorities that they tried killing their friend Payton \"Bella\" Leutner  then 12  in order to become \"proxies \" or servants  to Slender Man  so that the Jack Skellington-esque Internet meme would not kill them or their families.\nIt was three years ago last May  the day after Geyser hosted a birthday party  when the girls played hide-and-seek in a forested area near Interstate 94. In Geyser's retelling of accounts to Judge Bohren: \"Anissa said that she couldn't do it and that I had to \" according to CBS. Geyser \"tackled\" and stabbed  Leutner  19 times with a kitchen knife  before \"Anissa told [Leutner] to lie down so she wouldn't lose blood so quickly  and told her to be quiet  and we left.\" Geyser and Weier began walking their planned 300-mile trek to Slender Man's mansion in Nicolet National Forest. But  Leutner  eventually crawled out of the forest  where a bicyclist found her and called 911. She survived surgery at a nearby hospital.\nAt this time of the attack  HBO and Brodsky were brainstorming ideas on the Internet's effects on pre-adolescent brains. As it unraveled  producers emailed an article from The New York Times on the Slender Man to Brodsky  who then found herself in Waukesha County  attending the first court appearances and meeting with both the Geyser and Weier families (the Leutner family declined to participate in interviews for the documentary). Today  when Rolling Stone asks how her impressions of the overall case or girls have changed since then  Brodsky answers  \"What I came to discover in the course of making the film  I think the jury in Anissa's case came to discover: These girls were losing their minds in the narrative that was Slender Man. You can't say Slender Man made them crazy  but most kids don't watch Slender Man and go out and kill somebody. You have to look at this through the prism of their mental illness.\" Brodsky says the girls were involved in \"a folie a deux  a delusion shared by two personalities\" that allowed them to fall deep into the psychological grip of Slender Man.",
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            "input": "Kenneth Bachman  is on the hook for the $1 635.93 fare after blacking out while partying with pals in Morgantown near West Virginia University last Friday  CBS Philadelphia reported.\n“We went to a frat party and then went to the bar. I was getting drinks all night; I probably spent like $200 at the bar after already drinking all day ” said  Bachman . “Basically  I kinda just blacked out. The last thing I remember was being at the bar and then I just woke up in the Uber next to an older dude telling me I was an hour out from Jersey.”\n“I was just like  ‘That’s crazy. Why did you agree to take me to New Jersey from West Virginia?’”  Bachman  added.\n“I’m heading back to West Virginia this weekend to pick up my bags  so if you guys see me  say  ‘What’s up!’”  Bachman  cracked.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Catalan President Carles Puigdemont signs a declaration of independence at the Catalan regional parliament in Barcelona  Spain  October 10  2017. REUTERS/Albert Gea\nIn a much-anticipated speech to the Catalan parliament  ringed by thousands of protesters and hundreds of armed police  Carles Puigdemont made only a symbolic declaration  claiming a mandate to launch secession but suspending any formal steps to that end.\nOne EU official said  Puigdemont  “seems to have listened to advice not to do something irreversible”.\nHowever  the prospects for political talks still appeared remote on Tuesday despite  Puigdemont ’s gesture  with Madrid insisting on talks to be held “within the law”  a phrase that is widely interpreted as ruling out independence as an option.\nThe Spanish government will meet on Wednesday to decide on its response to  Puigdemont ’s declaration.\nBoth Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s government and European Council President Donald Tusk had urged  Puigdemont  not to proclaim independence. And French President Emmanuel Macron rejected  Puigdemont ’s call for European Union mediation  saying he was confident Madrid could handle the situation.\n Puigdemont  told the Barcelona regional parliament that the result provided a popular mandate for independence and  he  called for talks and reduced tensions.\n”We aren’t criminals  nor crazy  nor coup plotters  nor abducted “  he  said. ”We are normal people who ask to be allowed to vote and who have been ready for all the dialogue necessary to achieve it in an agreed way.\n“I assume ... the mandate that Catalonia become an independent state in the form of a republic ”  he  said to prolonged applause.\nAfter  Puigdemont ’s speech  stocks around the world rose as Wall Street eked out record highs ahead of earnings season  while U.S. Treasury prices pared gains.\nSome analysts  however  said  Puigdemont ’s stance would prolong the uncertainty and risk from the Catalan impasse.\nIndependence supporters watched  Puigdemont ’s speech on large screens outside the 18th-century parliament building. Initially  people chanted “independence”  cheered and kissed each other  but as it became clear there would be no formal declaration of independence  some people whistled and shook their heads.\nPensioner Marisol Rioja  65  said: “We would have liked more. But he ( Puigdemont ) couldn’t do it.”",
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            "input": "“If you want these companies to grow  they must have access to international capital markets ”  Daniel Pinto   chief executive of JPMorgan’s investment bank  told Reuters about the possibility of other Saudi international listings.\n Pinto  declined to comment on the bank’s role in the Aramco deal or to name other firms considering international listings.\n Pinto  said the bank was also in talks with other Gulf companies to list their assets overseas.\n He  said listings in New York  London  Hong Kong or Singapore might help increase the liquidity of these companies and make them attractive for international investors   he  said.\nDaniel Pinto  chief executive of JPMorgan's investment bank  gestures during an interview with Reuters in Abu Dhabi  United Arab Emirates  November 6  2017. REUTERS/Tom Arnold\n“When you have this type of momentum  people will see the benefit of having a stock that is very liquid. Other companies in the region will probably follow ”  Pinto  said.\nJPMorgan was considering raising its headcount by 30 percent in Saudi Arabia over the next two to three years from 70 now  as business opportunities expand   Pinto  said.\n“Saudi Arabia is going through a massive transformation as they diversify their economy ”  Pinto  said. “Over the past year  investors have reacted positively to this news.”\n“The need to issue will still exist but be smaller next year because of higher oil prices and lower deficits and simply because so much refinancing was done this year ”  Pinto  said.\nCommenting on the anti-corruption drive   Pinto  said: “If it is done in the right way and for the right reasons it is good to do for the future of the kingdom.”\n“Brazil went through a similar process. In the long-run  tackling these issues is very important ”  he  said.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday  he  hoped the central bank would continue to promote “bold” monetary easing  as the economy has yet to emerge decisively from deflation.\n Abe  rebuffed the view the Bank of Japan’s 2 percent inflation target was too ambitious for a country mired in two decades of deflation  saying the central bank’s commitment and actions to hit the target had helped revive the economy.\n“A positive economic cycle is kicking off. I hope the BOJ continues to promote bold monetary easing to achieve its 2 percent inflation target ”  Abe  told parliament.\n He  also said it was premature to declare an official end to deflation despite growing signs of strength in the economy.\n“An end to deflation means prices aren’t falling consistently and there is assurance Japan won’t slip back into deflation in the future ”  Abe  said. “We need to look at developments more.”\nThe remarks come ahead of a leadership change at the BOJ with the five-year terms of Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and  his  two deputies expiring in April and March  respectively.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON ― A former Republican political candidate in Indiana who authored a right-wing blog was arrested this week for allegedly mailing a pipe bomb and a threatening letter containing a bullet to two of his political opponents. The pipe bomb exploded at a post office  leaving a pregnant postal worker with “cuts  abrasions and bruises to her head  legs  and feet. ”\nEric Krieg  a 45-year-old resident of the city of Munster   was charged with knowing possession of a destructive device and transporting explosive materials.  He  was arrested on Thursday after the FBI executed search warrants at  his  residence   his  work and on  his  vehicle. The Justice Department put out a straightforward press release about Krieg’s arrest  but a FBI agent’s affidavit offered a lot more of an interesting backstory.\nThe package containing a pipe bomb that exploded at a post office in East Chicago  Indiana  on Sept. 6 had been addressed to an attorney who the feds labeled “Victim 1.” The lawyer had represented a person who filed a defamation lawsuit against  Krieg  that was settled for around $60 000  which led  Krieg  to declare bankruptcy  according to the feds.\nThe feds say  Krieg  was a blogger who went by the nickname “buzzcut” and wrote a blog  “Blue County in a Red State ” which is no longer active. The blog’s tagline said it was about “Life in the most corrupt county in America: Lake County  Indiana.” But Krieg  who was described by a local columnist as “the unofficial mud-thrower of the Lake County Republican Party ” has run for county council and as country surveyor in Lake County.\nThe attorney who represented the individual who sued  Krieg  for defamation also told the feds that he believes he might have been targeted by Krieg because he authored an opinion on behalf of the city supporting an LGBTQ ordinance he believed  Krieg  may have disagreed with. The city of Munster passed a human rights ordinance that prohibited discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation back in 2016.\nThe victim who received a bullet that was wrapped in tape and had a message ― “The next one will be in the back of your head” ― had criticized  Krieg  online back in 2013.\n Krieg  admitted that  he  had mailed the explosive device in an interview with FBI special agents before  his  arrest  according to the FBI. A federal magistrate judge ordered  Krieg  held until a detention hearing next week.",
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            "input": "In a Saturday blogpost  Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez vowed to enact reforms to the party’s presidential nominating process aimed at ensuring that “the new DNC will work to rebuild trust with the people we represent.”\n“I am more committed than ever before to restoring voters’ faith in our democratic process because even the perception of impartiality or an unfair advantage undermines our ability to win ”  Perez  said. “That is unacceptable.”\nThe “principles”  Perez  plans to employ include deciding the presidential primary debate schedule well before voting in the contests begins and making transparent to the public any joint fundraising agreements the DNC makes.\n He  also promised to support the work of the Unity Reform Commission  a panel formed in July 2016 as a compromise with delegates who backed Sanders at the Democratic National Convention.\n“We will work with the Unity Reform Commission to implement their collective recommendations for meaningful change in our party ”  Perez  said.\n George Frey/Getty Images DNC Chairman Tom Perez  has had to address a lingering divide in the Democratic Party between skeptical progressives and more establishment-minded party figures.\nNomiki Konst  one of eight Sanders appointees on the commission  expressed disappointment that  Perez  did not explicitly address DNC budget transparency and prohibiting the committee’s voting members from having business with the organization or other conflicts of interest that could jade their ability to act impartially.",
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            "input": "Dec. 10 (UPI) — The Cleveland Browns probably wish  he  was their real quarterback  but  Aaron Rodgers  pretended to be the AFC North squad’s gunslinger this week at practice.\nRodgers  who is recovering from a broken collarbone  is currently on injured reserve.  He  practiced in pads on Thursday and will undergo a CT scan this coming week  according to the NFL Network.\n He  is eligible to return to the Packers in Week 15.\nBut in Week 14  the Packers are facing the Browns in Cleveland. That meant  Rodgers  took to the scout team  pretending to be a Browns quarterback.\nBrowns quarterbacks have combined to complete 53.7 percent of their passes for 2 681 yards  10 touchdowns and 21 interceptions in 12 games.  Rodgers  completed 66.3 percent of  his  throws for 1 385 yards  13 scores and three interceptions in seven games before getting injured.\n“They wear red shirts  so obviously scout-team work is something  he  will do ” Packers coach Mike McCarthy told reporters this week. “It’s important for  him  to feel the pass rush and get acclimated.”\n“We’ll be in pads on Thursday  so we have to identify exactly what we want to get done there. That’s why we call it trial return.  He ’s not cut loose to go full in practice where  he ’s able to do everything.”\n Rodgers ’ wide receivers said the quarterback has looked like  himself  at practice.\n“ He  looked great.  He  looked the same as  his  last practice ” Davante Adams said Wednesday  according to the team website. “Just seeing  him  out there. I’ve been seeing  him  move around. Like I said before  just having  him  in the building alone is good for this team. In the meeting rooms  just having that mind and wisdom and experience around just picks everybody up.”\n Rodgers  broke  his  collarbone on Oct. 15 while facing the Minnesota Vikings.  He  had surgery four days later and received 13 screws for the injury.\n“I rolled out to my right  I threw the ball  and I got tackled and kind of slammed on the ground. But I’m good now ”  Rodgers  revealed on Conon O’Brien. “Thirteen screws later and here I am.”",
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            "input": "A Virginia Tech professor was hit with swift backlash after tweeting Monday that “the modern GOP is nothing but white supremacy” — but  Matthew Gabriele  only doubled down and hit back in response.\nAs you can imagine  Gabriele’s tweet didn’t sit well with more than a few commenters. The responses ranged from a suggestion that  Gabriele  back up  his  assertion by stepping down from  his  job so a person of color can have it to those who said  his  attitude is exactly what got Republican President Donald Trump elected last year.\nDespite the heavy backlash   Gabriele  didn’t edit or delete  his  post  explain  himself  or offer an apology for  his  decidedly inflammatory tweet.  He  simply hit back:\nCampus Reform reported that  Gabriele  didn’t respond after the outlet reached out to  him  for comment.",
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            "input": "NEW YORK (Reuters) - Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc (BRKa.N) has sold another large piece of its stake in IBM Corp (IBM.N)  backing further away from an investment that the billionaire has admitted was not one of his best.\nBerkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett talks with a reporter before the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting in Omaha  Nebraska  U.S. May 6  2017. REUTERS/Rick Wilking\nIBM  whose full name is International Business Machines Corp  accounted for most of the stock sales that  Buffett  and  his  deputies Todd Combs and Ted Weschler made in the quarter.\nIn May   Buffett  revealed  he  had begun selling IBM  telling CNBC  he  did not value Big Blue as highly as  he  did six years earlier when  he  started buying.\n“IBM is a big strong company  but they’ve got big strong competitors  too ”  he  said.\nThe IBM investment had been viewed as a surprise  given the 87-year-old Buffett’s resistance to investing in technology companies and businesses  he  found harder to understand.",
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            "input": "Autocorrect Fails Season 6  Episode 8: Lisa on Ice Predicted: 1994 Came true: 2007 During a Springfield Elementary School assembly  Kearney asks fellow bully Dolph to take a memo to “Beat up Martin” on his “Newton” — Apple’s early attempt at a personal digital assistant. However  the machine translates the message into “Eat up Martha” instead  foreshadowing the common messaging errors people blame on iPhone’s autocorrect technology. In fact  Nitin Ganatra  Apple’s former director of engineering for iOS applications  revealed in 2013 that the Simpsons‘ gag served as a rallying cry while developing the software for the iPhone’s keyboard. “If you heard people talking and they used the words ‘Eat up Martha ’ it was basically a reference to the fact that we needed to nail the keyboard. We needed to make sure the text input works on this thing  otherwise  ‘Here comes the Eat up Marthas '” he told Fast Company.\nFaceTime Season 6  Episode 19: Lisa’s Wedding Predicted: 1995 Came true: 2010 In this futuristic installment   Lisa  talks with Marge using  her  phone’s video chat capabilities  predating the popular FaceTime feature of today’s iPhones by 15 years.\nSmartwatches Season 6  Episode 19: Lisa’s Wedding Predicted:1995 Came true: 2014 When Lisa visits a fortune-teller at a renaissance fair  viewers are transported 15 years into the future to 2010 — a time when wristwatch communication technology exists. However  even the Simpsons’ future society was a little ahead of its time  as modern voice recognition-enabled smartwatches weren’t rolled out until 2014.\nAmerica's Ebola Outbreak Season 9  Episode 3: Lisa’s Sax Predicted: 1997 Came true: 2014 This installment saw Marge offer to read a depressed Bart a book titled Curious George and the Ebola Virus. This moment was widely circulated during the 2014 American Ebola outbreak when YouTube user Thecontroversy7 created a video laying out a theory revolving around The Simpsons‘ predictive tendencies.\nThe Nobel Prize Season 22  Episode 1: Elementary School Musical Predicted: 2010 Came true: 2016 Bengt Holmström may not have won the Nobel Prize in Economics until 2016  but one Simpsons character was betting on him six years prior. In a scene from the season 22 premiere in which Martin holds up a scorecard depicting his Nobel Prize betting pool with  Lisa   Milhouse and Database  the MIT professor is clearly marked in one of Milhouse’s squares.\nDonald Trump's Presidency Season 11  Episode 17: Bart to the Future Predicted: 2000 Came true: 2016 When Bart flashes forward into adulthood  viewers learn that  Lisa  not only becomes president  but inherits “quite a budget crunch” from  her  predecessor  Donald Trump. “The country is broke? ”  she  asks  her  aides in one scene. “How can that be?” At the time  the real Trump presidency was still 16 years away. However  in a 2016 interview with The Hollywood Reporter  writer Dan Greaney explained the joke was meant as a warning to the country. “That just seemed like the logical last stop before hitting bottom ” he said. “It was pitched because it was consistent with the vision of America going insane.\nLady Gaga's Halftime Show Season 23  Episode 22: Lisa Goes Gaga Predicted: 2012 Came true: 2017 Nearly five years before Lady Gaga descended from the roof of Houston’s NRG Stadium for the halftime show of Super Bowl LI  her Simpsons doppelgänger performed a song for the residents of Springfield while suspended in the air. The two Mother Monsters even wore similar silver ensembles for their shows.",
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            "input": "Choi Soon-sil  a confidante of Park  was convicted of receiving bribes from South Korean conglomerates including Samsung  the world’s biggest maker of smartphones and semiconductors  and the Lotte Group.\nProsecutors had sought a four-year jail term for Shin  accusing Lotte of giving a foundation backed by Park and  Choi  7 billion won ($6.46 million) for favours such as a duty free store license.\nKim  the judge  said Park “abandoned constitutionally-given responsibility and gave position and power to others” and that  Choi  used her position “to monopolize state business and seek personal gain”.\nProsecutors had demanded a 25-year jail term for  Choi  on charges including coercion  bribery  influence-peddling and abuse of authority.\nLee had been charged with giving some of the bribes that  Choi  was accused of receiving. However  last week’s ruling said Lee’s bribe-giving was a “passive compliance to political power ” appearing to put the weight of the blame on Park and  Choi .",
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            "input": "Chiefs OLB Justin Houston (50) and DL Chris Jones sack Broncos QB Trevor Siemian on Monday night. (Photo: Ed Zurga  AP)\nKANSAS CITY  Mo. —  Justin Houston ’s once-perfect team had lost consecutive games after a pair of uncharacteristic showings. The Kansas City Chiefs defense couldn’t stop anybody  and the offense suddenly lost its effectiveness in the rushing department  which had served as a calling card during the team's 5-0 start.\n Houston   a seventh-year veteran and one of the longest-tenured Chiefs  looked around the locker room  diagnosed the problem and decided he had to speak up.\n“I’m from a big family  so I understand there are times to follow  and there are times to lead. There are times to speak up ”  Houston  told USA TODAY Sports after Monday night's 29-19 defeat of the Denver Broncos. “We just weren’t having fun.\nAnd  most importantly to  Houston  and his teammates  the Chiefs had fun in the process.",
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            "input": "Given the description  Monday's test was likely to be of the SC-19 system that was believed to have been used in knocking out a Chinese satellite in a 2007 test  said  Sam Roggeveen  a senior fellow with the Sydney-based Lowy Institute international policy  think tank.\nHowever  the exercise may not have included an actual interception utilizing the missile's kill vehicle  but might have simply been a test of the missile's booster   Roggeveen  said.  He  also warned against assuming that the test was aimed at the U.S.  pointing instead to other regional players.\n\"This missile system is designed to intercept medium-range ballistic missiles  and Washington does not deploy those in the Asia-Pacific \" Roggeveen said. \"On the other hand  both North Korea and India do have such missiles  so this test is more about them \"  he  said.\nThe ability to independently manufacture advanced armaments  including stealth fighters  aircraft carriers and missile defense systems  is key to China's rise as a global military power   Roggeveen  said.",
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            "input": "Chapo's sons had made the mistake of partying on the turf of Sinaloa's newest and most dangerous rival: an upstart cartel boss named Rubén Oseguera Cervantes – alias \"El Mencho.\" A former Jalisco state policeman who once served three years in a U.S. prison for selling heroin   Mencho  heads what many experts call Mexico's fastest-growing  deadliest and  according to some  richest drug cartel – the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación  or CJNG. Although he's basically unknown in the U.S.   Mencho  has been indicted in a D.C. federal court on charges of drug trafficking  corruption and murder  and currently has a $5 million bounty on  his  head. Aside from perhaps Rafael Caro Quintero – the aging drug lord still wanted for the 1985 torture and killing of a DEA agent – he is probably America's top cartel target. \"It was Chapo \" says a DEA source. \"Now it's  Mencho .\"\nCJNG specialize in methamphetamine  which has higher profit margins than cocaine or heroin. By focusing on lucrative foreign markets in Europe and Asia  the cartel has simultaneously maintained a low profile in the U.S. and built up a massive war chest  which some experts estimate is worth $20 billion. \"These guys have way more money than Sinaloa \" says a former DEA agent who spent years hunting the cartel in Mexico (and who requested anonymity for security reasons). According to another U.S. investigator  \" Mencho  has been very  very aggressive – and so far  unfortunately   it 's paid off.\"\n\"We've seen it become very bloody  and a lot of people attribute that to  El Mencho himself  \" says Scott Stewart  a senior cartel analyst at Stratfor  a private intelligence firm. \"Wherever they try to muscle in  it creates bodies.\"\n Mencho  has also displayed a savagery that's extreme even by narco standards. For the admittedly brutal Chapo  killing was a necessary part of business. For  Mencho   it seems more like sadism as public spectacle. There have been mass killings  such as the 35 bound and tortured bodies dumped in the streets of Veracruz during evening rush hour in 2011. Two years later  CJNG operatives raped  killed and set fire to a 10-year-old girl whom they (mistakenly) believed was a rival's daughter. In 2015  CJNG assassins executed a man and his elementary-school-age son by detonating sticks of dynamite duct-taped to their bodies  laughing as they filmed the ghastly scene with their phones. \"This is ISIS stuff \" says one DEA agent who has investigated the cartel. \"The manner in which they kill people  the sheer numbers – it's unparalleled even in Mexico.\"\nMori  35  is square-jawed and earnest  with the friendly authority of a park ranger  albeit one who carries a Glock. But he's also \"a bulldog when it comes to investigations \" says his supervisor  DEA Special Agent in Charge James Comer. Prior to joining the DEA  Mori worked as an L.A. County sheriff's deputy on patrol in Compton. Now  as the agency's foremost investigator into CJNG – and the agent who helped prepare the 2014 indictment against  Mencho  – he knows the cartel probably better than anyone in America. \"I've been working these guys pretty much since I started \" Mori says. \"This is what I do.\"\nThe first time  Mencho  popped up on Mori's radar was a fluke. Back in 2010  Mori was working on an unrelated money-laundering case with a field agent in Guadalajara who told him about a fresh target  a new cartel: \"They're a huge problem down here in Jalisco. When Chapo gets picked up  these guys are gonna run the show.\"\nBut as  Mencho  quickly built  his  business   his  operation grew more complex.  He  invested heavily in submarines  which  he  used to bring in narcotics from South America. (According to the former DEA agent   he  even hired Russian naval engineers to help design the subs.)  He  avoided American scrutiny by focusing on overseas markets such as Australia  where – as Mori explains – a kilo of cocaine can fetch quadruple the price it does in the States. (\"You send five tons to Australia  it's like doing 20 here \"  he  says.)  Mencho  also employed more earthly techniques  like using fashion models to smuggle in drugs. According to the former field agent  CJNG traffickers would pose as magazine photographers  complete with fake credentials  and fly into Mexico with \"talent\" from Colombia and Venezuela. Authorities would be so distracted by the women that the drugs would slip right in.\n Mencho  leveraged  his  power using the twin tools of corruption and intimidation. Captured CJNG members have testified about how he hates disobedience and likes to make his victims beg forgiveness before killing them. \"This is a guy who'll execute your whole family based on not much more than a rumor \" a source says. \"He just has zero regard for human life.\" According to one source who met Mencho  he's a shrewd businessman who doesn't drink  doesn't have lovers like other cartel leaders do and trusts almost no one.\nThe former field agent says he's heard multiple taped phone calls of  Mencho  talking to cartel underlings. \"These guys are killers themselves  and they were afraid \" the agent says. \"He was ordering them around. I don't think I heard any where he was calm. But he wasn't a hothead. The yelling was very controlled. He knew what he was doing.\"\n Mencho 's ferocity inspired similar devotion from his troops. \"One time there was a big shootout at a fair \" the former agent recalls. \"Someone threw a grenade  and some [CJNG] guys fell on it to avoid  Mencho  getting killed.\" According to the agent  Mencho's ruthlessness also made it hard to recruit informants against him. The agent once had a source who got close – he had an address for  Mencho . But when the cartel realized he was sniffing around  they kidnapped the man as well as his teenage son. \"They found the father's body a month later \" the agent says. \"He'd been tortured. They never found the kid.\"\n Mencho  also bought off cops. Jalisco's governor  Aristóteles Sandoval  has said that when he first took office  the state's \"greatest vulnerability was the infiltration of organized crime\" into its police forces. According to a report by Reuters  at one point CJNG had more than half of Jalisco's municipal police on the payroll – some at more than five times their salaries. \"People stopped trusting the police \" said Jalisco Attorney General Eduardo Almaguer. And the cops  Mencho  couldn't buy  he terrorized. According to the former DEA field agent  CJNG inspired an extraordinary degree of fear in Mexican police  above and beyond that of most cartels. \"They were afraid of [Mencho] \" he says. \"They didn't want to piss him off.\"\nThen there was the time (never publicly reported) that  Mencho  sent a severed pig's head to the attorney general in Mexico City as a warning. \"They put it right on his doorstep  in an ice chest \" the former field agent says. \"I was surprised it was only a pig.\"\nA recently surfaced telephone call shows how casually  Mencho  wields the threat of violence. On the recording   he  can be heard talking to a local police commander (call sign \"Delta One\") whose officers were apparently being too zealous for  Mencho 's liking. An abridged translation follows:\nWhile CJNG were ramping up operations  the DEA was preoccupied with Chapo's Sinaloa cartel  helping  Mencho  fly under the radar. \"All the cables out of headquarters  all the intelligence reports  were focused on Chapo \" the former field agent says. \"The bosses in D.C. were like  'We've never heard of [CJNG].' They didn't think they were important.\" Partly as a result  Mori's investigation had difficulty gaining traction. \"We hit a dead end \" he says. \"We didn't get close to  Mencho   didn't get any sources  didn't get any wiretaps. We knew we had this big player  this up-and-coming narco – but we had no 'in' to investigate him.\"\nSo the case was put on the back burner  and for the next few years  CJNG became an afterthought. \"A few people at headquarters and in Mexico saw what was going on \" Mori says. \"But if you asked most DEA agents [back then] if they knew who  Mencho  was  they would say no.\"\n Mencho  must have dreamed of more than avocados  however  because within a few years  he  had packed up and moved north to California. By 1986   he  was living in the Bay Area  where  he  was arrested by San Francisco police for possession of stolen property and a loaded gun. A booking photo from the incident shows a 19-year-old Mencho wearing a hoodie and a blank expression  acne on  his  baby face. Two months later   his  first child was born.",
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            "input": "According to Roll Call  the White House sent an email with the subject line  \"Condolence Letters Since 20 January 2017\" to the Defense secretary's office on the evening of the day  Trump  said  he  had reached out to all the families of soldiers who had been killed.\n Trump 's contact with Gold Star families came under fire this week  after The Associated Press reached out to 43 families and got responses from 20  nine of whom said they had heard from  Trump  and nine of whom said they had not  despite his remark that he had called the families of \"virtually everybody\" who had died in the line of duty.\nRep. Frederica Wilson of Florida  who was present during the phone call  told the Miami ABC affiliate WPLG on Tuesday that  Trump  had told Myeshia Johnson her husband \"knew what he signed up for  but when it happens  it hurts anyway.\"\nWilson said she was riding in the car with Johnson — who was on her way to the airport to receive her husband's body — when  Trump  called. She then told MSNBC on Wednesday morning that the soldier's widow was \"crying the whole time\" and that when she hung up the phone  she looked at Wilson and said  \"He didn't even remember his name.\"\nThough  Trump  blasted Wilson's account as \"totally fabricated \" the soldier's mother confirmed to The Washington Post that the congresswoman's account was accurate  adding that  Trump  had \"disrespected\" her family.\nAs the controversy continued to unfold  Gold Star families came out en masse to dispute the president's claims. That included Chris Baldridge  whose son  Army Sgt. Dillon Baldridge  died in Afghanistan in June. Baldridge told The Post that  Trump  had offered  him  a $25 000 check  but did not follow through.\n\"I could not believe  he  was saying that    and I wish I had  it  recorded because  the man  did say this \" Baldridge said. \" He  said  'No other president has ever done something like this ' but  he  said  'I'm going to do it.'\"",
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            "input": "As he has been for most of the past year , Bernie Sanders is on the road . \nThat , in itself , says something about Sanders and the historical significance of his campaign . \nAnd although Sanders now seems unlikely to win the Democratic nomination for President , he has achieved much more than that . \nIt is obvious that Sanders has , in the process , put a scare into Hillary Clinton 's campaign . \nOf the twenty-five states that have held Democratic primaries and caucuses , Sanders has won nine and Clinton has won sixteen -LRB- plus American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands -RRB- . \nBut outside the South , where Clinton has won large majorities of black voters , many of Sanders 's losses have been narrow . \nGiven the way the primary calendar was structured , with many Southern states voting in February and March , Sanders 's route to victory was always going to be precarious . \nThe Sanders campaign achieved its initial goal , virtually tying Clinton in Iowa , trouncing her in New Hampshire , and losing by a whisker in Nevada . \nHad Sanders earned a few thousand more votes in Iowa and Nevada , he would have won all three contests . \nStill , Sanders carried Colorado , Minnesota , Oklahoma , and Vermont , and in Massachusetts he came within two percentage points of victory . \nHad Sanders followed up that shocking triumph by carrying Illinois , Missouri , and Ohio , this past Tuesday , his insurgent game plan would have been back on track . \nThat it did n't quite work out does n't detract from the impact Sanders has had . \nOn issues like inequality , trade , the environment , corporate offshoring , and bringing Wall Street miscreants to justice , the former Secretary of State has adopted Sanders 's language -- and , in some cases , his policies . \nClinton had undoubtedly always intended to run as a center-left progressive in 2016 , just as she did in 2008 , but Sanders has forced her onto ground she had n't originally intended to occupy . \nEven Republicans have been taking up some of Sanders 's themes . \nOf course , the regressive tax policies that Cruz , Trump , and Kasich are advocating would exacerbate inequality , rather than reduce it , but the fact that Republicans have felt obliged to address these issues at all surely owes something to Sanders and the populist wave that he represents . \nSanders 's other big theme is money in politics . \nBut nobody has made the argument as passionately or as powerfully as Sanders . \nSince Sanders uttered these words , last May , his message has n't changed . \nIn much the same way that Trump has labelled Sanders a Communist , the Republicans of Bryan 's day called him a fanatic who would wreck the American economy . \nIt 's too early to say what Sanders 's legacy will be , or whether some of the ideas that he is pushing -- such as breaking up the big banks , introducing a single-payer health-care system , and returning tax rates on the rich closer to the levels that F.D.R. introduced -- will eventually be adopted . \nBut it is also evident that , in the past ten months , Sanders has defied the pundits , alarmed the comfortable , and inspired the young .",
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            "input": "Melania Trump  reportedly arrived at the Capitol building in advance of  her  husband President Trump Tuesday night — despite tradition of first couples traveling together to the State of the Union.\n Melania  traveled via motorcade from the White House along with the guests  she  invited to sit with  her  in the first lady’s box  according to CNN.\nThe first lady’s communications director told CNN  Melania Trump  is “honoring  her  guests for the true heroes they are.”\n“In addition to holding a White House reception and photo opportunity for them  along with their friends and family   she  is accompanying them to the Capitol ” the spokesperson  Stephanie Grisham  said in a statement.",
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            "input": "In a public appeal on Tuesday  Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan urged Turkish football fans to show hospitality and not give in to possible provocations.\n \"Our president was greeted with hospitality in Armenia... We should host Sarkisian and the Armenian team in the same manner as befits Turkish hospitality \" he told a meeting of his party's lawmakers here.\n \"I am confident that football lovers in Bursa will act with dignity and maturity \" he added.\n Gul himself held a meeting with Bursa authorities and leaders of football fan groups last week in which he personally appealed for a smooth match.\n \"We want to show the world a lesson in hospitality. I wish this match to be an example to world peace \" Gul said in the meeting  according to an official statement.\n Sarkisian and Gul are expected to hold face-to-face talks and have dinner together before watching the match. The two leaders will then attend a reception before Sarkisian flies back home.\n Erdogan on Tuesday renewed calls on Armenia to make peace with Azerbaijan over Nagorny Karabakh  thus making it easier for his government to move on the parliamentary ratification of the reconciliation deals.",
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            "input": "PRESIDENT OF GERMANY RESIGNS AMID CRITICISM VICTOR HOMOLA CONTRIBUTED REPORTING\n President Horst Kohler of Germany resigned Monday amid a barrage of criticism for remarks he made during a visit to Afghanistan.\n Kohler set off the criticism when he said in an interview with Deutschland Radio  the public broadcasting station  that German soldiers serving in Afghanistan or with other peacekeeping missions were deployed to protect German economic interests.\n His resignation was another blow for Chancellor Angela Merkel  a close friend and an important conservative ally. She had lobbied hard for him to become president  first in 2004 and again in May 2009  and his departure came just a week after another leading conservative politician  Roland Koch  resigned as premier of the state of Hesse  saying he had had enough of politics.\n Merkel said Monday that she regretted Kohler's decision to resign  adding that she had tried to persuade him to change his mind when he phoned her about his decision.\n \"I regret that my comments in an important and difficult question for our nation were able to lead to misunderstandings \" Kohler said.\n He complained that some critics had suggested he supported military \"missions that are not covered by the constitution.\"\n \"This criticism lacks any basis \" he said. \"It also is lacking in the necessary respect for the presidential office.\"\n He added  \"It was an honor to serve Germany as federal president \" then walked off without taking questions.\n Kohler's resignation is certain to lead to a fresh debate over the role of German troops in Afghanistan and in other international missions.\n Denis MacShane  a British Labour legislator and German expert  said that Kohler was only speaking the truth but that German commentators did not want to recognize what he had said.\n \"Kohler made the point that German military capability was relevant to German interests  including German economic interests \" MacShane said.\n Opposition parties  after roundly criticizing Kohler last week  had only praise for him on Monday.\n Gesine Ltzsch  leader of the Left Party  praised Kohler  saying he was speaking out about why German troops are involved in peacekeeping missions. His resignation showed why a major reassessment of Germany's foreign policy was needed  she said.",
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            "input": "ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) -  Pope Francis  said on Monday he was really afraid about the danger of nuclear war and that the world now stood at “the very limit”.\nAsked if he was worried about the possibility of nuclear war   Pope Francis  said: “I think we are at the very limit. I am really afraid of this. One accident is enough to precipitate things.”\n He  did not mention Hawaii or North Korea.\n Pope Francis  has often flagged the danger of nuclear warfare and in November  he  appeared to harden the Catholic Church’s teaching against nuclear weapons  saying countries should not stockpile them even for the purpose of deterrence.\nAs reporters boarded  his  plane bound for Chile  Vatican officials handed out a photograph taken in 1945 that shows a young Japanese boy carrying his dead brother on his shoulders following the U.S. nuclear attack on Nagasaki.\n“I was moved when I saw this. The only thing I could think of adding were the words ‘the fruit of war’ ”  Francis  said  referring to a caption put on the back of the image.",
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            "input": "Russian election officials on Monday formally barred  Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny  from running for president  prompting calls from  him  for a boycott of next year's vote.\n Navalny  is implicitly barred from running for office because of a conviction in a fraud case which has been viewed as political retribution.  He  could have run if  he  was given a special dispensation or if  his  conviction was cancelled.\n Incumbent Vladimir Putin  is set to easily win a fourth term in office in the March 18 election  with  his  approval ratings topping 80%.\n Putin  foe clears first step in bid for Russian presidency\nOver the past year   Navalny  has mounted a grassroots campaign which reached out to the most remote corners of  Putin 's heartland.\n Navalny   41  is the most serious challenger that  Putin  has faced in all  his  years in power  and the court cases against  him  have been widely seen as a tool to keep  him  from running for office.\nIn a pre-recorded video message that was released minutes after the Election Commission handed down the decision  Navalny called on  his  supporters to boycott the vote.\n\"The procedure that we're invited to take part is not an election \"  he  said. \"Only Putin and the candidates  he  has hand-picked are taking part in it.\"\nCentral Election Commission chief Ella Pamfilova told  Navalny  ahead of its vote to bar him that \"maybe we would be interested if you were running \" but said the conviction doesn't allow the commission to put him on the ballot.\nSpeaking before the vote   Navalny  told the commission that  their  decision to bar him would be a vote \"not against me  but against 16 000 people who have nominated me  against 200 000 volunteers who have been canvassing for me.\"\nThe involvement of Ksenia Sobchak  a 36-year-old star TV host  could raise public interest in the race. While Sobchak has denied colluding with the Kremlin  she could attract some of  Navalny 's supporters and help boost attendance.\nSobchak criticized  Navalny 's call for boycotting the vote  saying Monday that the \"election is the only way to change something  and boycotting them is inefficient and harmful.\"",
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            "input": "Michael Pogwizd  said  he  was fueling up at a Hickory Hills gas station about 6 a.m. when a car pulling into the lot slid uncontrollably into the pump  knocking it onto Pogwizd’s Chevy Malibu.\nA small fire broke out  which  Pogwizd  captured in a photograph before putting it out with an extinguisher. Two other crashes happened in the lot soon thereafter  said Hickory Hills police Lt. Tim Stevens.\n“It was like a crazy ice-dancing car show ”  Pogwizd  said. “The policeman even said he’d never seen anything like this in 15 years.”\n Pogwizd  said  his  car was still under the gas pump 3½ hours later because authorities were treating it as a hazmat scene. But he was looking on the bright side: His boss gave him the day off  he said  “Plus  (the gas station) is giving me free food and coffee  so it’s not that bad.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin flew into Syria and ordered “a significant part” of Moscow’s military contingent there to start withdrawing on Monday  declaring their work largely done.\n Putin   who polls show will be re-elected comfortably in March  made the announcement during a surprise visit to Russia’s Hmeymim air base in Syria -  his  first since Russia intervened in the conflict. He held talks with President Bashar al-Assad and addressed Russian forces.\nThe first leg in a three-country one-day whirlwind diplomatic visit which sees  Putin  also meeting his Egyptian and Turkish counterparts   Putin  is keen to leverage the heightened Middle East influence that Syria has given  him  to cast  himself  as a leader who can do diplomacy as well as military force.\nThe Kremlin first launched air strikes in Syria in September 2015 in its biggest Middle East intervention in decades  turning the tide of the conflict in Assad’s favor. Now that it regards that mission complete   Putin  wants to help broker a peace deal.\n“In just over two years  Russia’s armed forces and the Syrian army have defeated the most battle-hardened group of international terrorists ”  Putin  told Russian servicemen.\nA “significant part” of the Russian force could now return home. “The conditions for a political solution under the auspices of the United Nations have been created ” said  Putin . “The Motherland awaits you.”\nWashington was skeptical about  Putin ’s statement.\n Putin  made clear in any case that Russia would retain enough firepower to destroy any possible Islamic State comeback.\nSyrian state television quoted Assad as thanking  Putin  for Russia’s help  saying the blood of Moscow’s “martyrs” had been mixed with the blood of the Syrian army. It also showed the two men watching what it called a victory parade with Russian troops dressed in desert uniforms marching past.\nRussian President Vladimir Putin (2nd R) and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (R) visit the Hmeymim air base in Latakia Province  Syria December 11  2017. Sputnik/Mikhail Klimentyev/Sputnik via REUTERS\nRussia’s “mission accomplished” moment in Syria may help  Putin  increase the turnout at the March presidential election by appealing to the patriotism of voters.\nThough polls show  he  will easily win  they also show that some Russians are increasingly apathetic about politics  and  Putin ’s supporters are keen to get  him  re-elected on a big turnout  which in their eyes confers legitimacy.\n Putin   who with the help of state TV has dominated Russia’s political landscape for the last 17 years  told Russian servicemen they would return home as victors.\nSpeaking in front of a row of servicemen holding Russian flags   Putin  said  his  military had proved its might and that Moscow had succeeded in keeping Syria intact as a “sovereign independent state.”\n“I congratulate you!”  Putin  told the servicemen.\n Putin  is keen to organize a special event in Russia - the Syrian Congress on National Dialogue - that Moscow hopes will bring together the Syrian government and opposition and try to hammer out a new constitution.",
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            "input": "Christian and  Tyler Toro   both 27  were arrested after law enforcement agents raided the brothers’ Bronx apartment and found approximately 20 pounds of iron oxide; five pounds of aluminum powder; a substance appearing to be thermite  mixed from iron oxide and aluminum powder; five pounds of potassium nitrate; a glass jar containing explosive powder; and a cardboard box containing firecrackers  according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of New York.\nPolice also found a notebook with handwriting they believe belongs to  Tyler Toro . In the notebook  police found messages that said  “WE ARE TWIN TOROS STRIKE US NOW  WE WILL RETURN WITH NANO THERMITE” and “I AM HERE 100%  LIVING  BUYING WEAPONS. WHATEVER WE NEED.”\nPolice also found an index card with handwriting they believe belonged to  Christian Toro  that said  “UNDER THE FULL MOON THE SMONES WILL KNOW TERROR.”\nThe FBI’s criminal complaint against the two brothers states that a bomb threat was called into the school  Christian Toro  taught at on Dec. 4. A student was arrested in connection with the bomb threat and  shortly after   Christian Toro  resigned.\n Tyler Toro  then returned a school-owned laptop used by  his  brother for employment purposes. A school technician reviewed the contents on the laptop and found documents with instructions on how to make explosives.\nFBI agents interviewed  Christian Toro  about the content on the laptop and  he  said  he  unintentionally downloaded the materials while researching the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings.  He  said  he  never built a bomb and only read the document’s table of contents.\nFBI agents also interviewed former students of  Christian Toro  who said  he  paid them approximately $50 per hour to “break apart fireworks and store the powder that came out of the fireworks in containers.” The students said this occurred between October 2017 and January 2018.\n Christian Toro  was accused of another serious crime just days before Thursday’s arrest.\nJohn J. Miller  the deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism for the NYPD  told the New York Times that  Christian Toro  was arrested on Jan. 31 for raping a victim under the age of 17 who was a student of  his .\n Christian Toro  was charged with with one count of unlawfully manufacturing a destructive device and and one count of distribution of explosive materials to a minor. Both charges carry a maximum of 10 years in prison.\n Tyler Toro  was charged with one count of unlawfully manufacturing a destructive device  which also carries a maximum sentence of 10 years.",
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            "input": "On Tuesday  the chief of the National Security Agency  Admiral Michael Rogers  said a ânation-stateââmeaning Russiaâhad intervened in the 2016 elections âto achieve a specific effect.â He was referring to the hacking of Democratic targets and the release of the stolen information via WikiLeaks. And on Wednesday  Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) called for a congressional investigation of Russian meddling in the campaign. On Thursday  the call for a Capitol Hill inquiry gathered momentum  with  Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.)   the ranking Democrat on the House government oversight committee  publicly urging the committeeâs chairman  Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah)  to launch such a probe.\nIn a letter sent to Chaffetz and released publicly   Cummings  noted that  he  and Chaffetz had discussed opening such an investigation on Wednesday and that Chaffetz had told  him   he  was âopen to considering such an investigationâ but wanted  Cummings  to âshow the evidenceâ that Russia had tried to influence the election.  Cummings  did so in this letter  citing Rogersâ statement.  Cummings  also pointed to a statement issued on October 7 by the Office of Director of National Intelligence and the Department of Homeland Security  which said  âThe U.S. Intelligence Community (USIC) is confident that the Russian Government directed the recent compromises of e-mails from US persons and institutions  including from US political organizations. The recent disclosures of alleged hacked e-mails on sites like DCLeaks.com and WikiLeaks and by the Guccifer 2.0 online persona are consistent with the methods and motivations of Russian-directed efforts. These thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the US election process. Such activity is not new to Moscowâthe Russians have used similar tactics and techniques across Europe and Eurasia  for example  to influence public opinion there. We believe  based on the scope and sensitivity of these efforts  that only Russiaâs senior-most officials could have authorized these activities.â\n Cummings  also noted that House Speaker Paul Ryan has said  âRussia is a global menace led by a devious thug. Putin should stay out of this election.â\nIn his letter to Chaffetz   Cummings  contended that this investigation should be a bipartisan endeavor to ensure the security of American democracy:\n Cummings  proposed that the oversight committee immediately request âa classified briefing from the Intelligence Communityâ and start âa robust investigation designed to identify specific recommendations for actions that our country can take to respond to these attacks and safeguard against similar attacks in the future.â\nHere âs Cummings â full letter:",
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            "input": "Washington (CNN)  Democrat Doug Jones  has opened up an eight-point lead in the US Senate race in Alabama amid multiple sexual abuse allegations against Republican Roy Moore  according to a new Fox News poll released Thursday.\n Jones  leads Moore by 50 to 42% among likely voters in the special election to fill the seat left vacant by Jeff Sessions when  he  became US attorney general  now less than a month away.\nMost Republican voters  78%  still say they plan to cast their ballots for Moore  but a substantial minority -- 13% -- say they are voting for  Jones . A broad 91% of Democrats say they're voting for  Jones  versus only 3% voting for Moore.\nSimilarly  Moore wins only 81% of Trump voters versus 91% of Clinton voters who say they are voting for  Jones .\n Democrat Doug Jones  speaks at a campaign rally for the race to fill Attorney General Jeff Sessions' former Senate seat  Tuesday  Oct. 3  2017  in Birmingham  Ala. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)\nWomen have made the difference:  Jones  has opened up a wide 58% to 32% lead among female likely voters. Meanwhile  54% of women who are registered to vote had an unfavorable view of Moore  up from 39% in October. (Strongly unfavorable views among women also climbed 15 points over the last month.)",
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                "Jones"
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            "input": "Two leading journalists who covered the civil rights movement of the 1950s and '60s died yesterday. Roy Reed was white. Simeon Booker Jr. was black. As NPR's Neda Ulaby reports  each in his own way helped open the nation's eyes to the struggle against racial injustice.\nULABY: Roy Reed went on to cover the civil rights movement for The New York Times. He was 87 when he died.  Simeon Booker  was 99. Both men were there during the pivotal march from Selma to Montgomery  Ala.  when police attacked protesters on Pettus Bridge.  Booker  was working for Ebony and Jet magazines. In 2013   he  told NPR  he  was just as shocked as any other Northerner by what was going on in the South.\nULABY:  Booker  was the first full-time black reporter at The Washington Post. Wil Haygood got there years later. He told NPR in 2007  Booker 's experiences were not easy.\nWIL HAYGOOD:  He  would go out and  he  would introduce  himself  to people as  Simeon Booker  of The Washington Post. And  he  said people would throw their heads back and just start laughing out loud in  his  face because they thought  he  was joking because they had never met a black reporter from The Washington Post. I mean  that's just heartbreaking.\nULABY:  Booker 's colleagues would not sit next to  him  in the cafeteria. After only two years   he  left. While working at Ebony and Jet   Booker  heard about the murder of a 14-year-old accused of whistling at a white woman.  He  took a photographer to Emmett Till's funeral. The pictures of Till's open casket and mangled face became a civil rights catalyst.  Booker  found stories no one else could.\nULABY: Wil Haygood says  Simeon Booker  became friendly with an FBI agent who'd tip him off to danger.\n BOOKER : My whole life was one of fright in newspapering when I was in the South.\nULABY: Later  some criticized  Booker  since the FBI was also working at the time to undermine the civil rights movement.  His  wife of 40 years  Carol McCabe Booker  co-wrote  his  memoir. Almost to the end  she says   Simeon Booker  loved speaking about  his  experiences. One question  she said  came up over and over.\nCAROL MCCABE BOOKER: What kept you going back down there? And  he  answered so matter-of-factly  it was my job.",
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            "input": "And I did. I was energized. I slept less  felt less tired  and experienced a higher metabolism and a clearer mind. Like Kafka's Hunger Artist  I was reluctant to end my fast  which became easier the longer it continued. Several of my friends were incredulous. How could fasting get easier the longer it went on? I felt  as  Kafka  put it  that I \"alone knew ... how easy it was to fast.\"\nAmong classic writers  by the way   Kafka  was the most incisive in what  he  said about Big Government. In The Metamorphosis   he  wrote  \"Every revolution evaporates and leaves behind only the slime of a new bureaucracy.\" Aptly put.\nWas  Kafka  a conservative? I believe  he  was.  His  writing is filled with a defense of the individual and with fearful intimations of the rise of totalitarianism.  His  novels and stories constitute a monumental plea for the freedom of the individual from authoritarianism of all kinds. The Castle is the most compelling anti-authoritarian book of its time. And yes   Kafka  was a vegetarian.\nLike  Kafka   I don't fast for weight loss. (Kafka  \"possibly an anorexic \" did not need to lose weight.) Nor do I fast for ethical reasons. Peter Singer may believe that turkeys have the same rights as humans  but I don't share that belief. There is nothing particularly sinful about roasting a turkey or cooking a ham. I just don't think meat and other animal products are healthy in my particular case.",
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            "input": "As Dr. Tom Wardzala turned on the volume to the custom-fitted devices from a nearby computer   Dalesha’s  eyes darted in  his  direction  and she nodded quickly.\nDavis and his partner  Judith Powe  first met  Dalesha  about three years ago while investigating  her  rape in a south suburb where  she  once lived.\nIn the ensuing months  the detectives  along with sheriff’s investigator Ruth Mendez  who knows sign language  took  Dalesha  as their charge  helping  her  reach  her  dream of walking across the stage to graduate high school. During their first meeting   she  had surprised them with the request  saying it was a step to bigger things. Like a job or moving out of a dangerous neighborhood.\nThe detectives became  her  contact at the Chicago public school where  she  enrolled. They took  her  to appointments  helped with community service hours  shopped for school supplies and cheered  her  on when  she  collected  her  diploma.\nSince  her  graduation in June  even more has changed for  Dalesha   who is not being identified by the Tribune because  she  is a rape victim. Donations have been given to  her .  She  was scheduled to start work at a grocery store on Friday. But most life-changing was the offer from HearStrong Foundation to contribute to  her  college tuition and fit  her  with hearing aids.\n Dalesha   whose name has been changed to protect  her  identity  receives new hearing aids at the Sertoma Speech & Hearing Center on Nov. 9  2017  in Palos Hills. The 22-year-old sexual assault survivor was born with total hearing loss. (Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune) (Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune)\n Dalesha  will be among those honored Monday night at a HearStrong event downtown. The Chicago-based organization raises awareness and advocates for the deaf community.\nBrian McCaskey  a Bears vice president who suffers from hearing loss and co-founded HearStrong  read about  Dalesha ’s story in the Tribune in June and offered the help.\n Dalesha  was sexually assaulted by acquaintances in a home in 2013.  She  had grown angry and confused when the investigation languished — until Davis  Powe and Mendez reached out to  her .\n Dalesha  had already faced similar adversity.  She  had been the victim of another rape in 2010.\nSusan Herman  a national expert on crime victims who has written a book on the subject  says  Dalesha  has received the kind of support that all victims of violence need.\n“This is an unusual case — the length they have gone to meet her needs ” said Herman  praising  Dalesha  for articulating her concerns. “We have an obligation to not only hold offenders accountable but to help victims rebuild lives.”\nIn the push to help  Dalesha  stretch to that next level – attending college — the detectives have learned that she in fact had earned in 2014 the credit hours she needed at a south suburban school to graduate.\n“She had no clue ” Mendez  the investigator who knows sign language  said of  Dalesha . “If anything  we gave her that. For that I will be forever grateful. She got the experience to cross that stage  to feel like a graduate. It goes to show you how important it is to have a support system.”\nWardzala  who works for Sertoma Speech & Hearing Center  said the hearing aids given to  Dalesha  became available only about half a year ago.\nMost people with profound hearing loss benefit from hearing aids  Wardzala said. But not everyone has access to the devices they need  and certainly not the high-end ones given to  Dalesha  that cost about $6 000 a pair.",
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            "input": "March 2 (UPI) — The latest trailer for YouTube Red’s upcoming Cobra Kai series shows William Zabka’s  Johnny  as a ruthless sensei.\n“I’m going to teach you the style of karate that was taught to me. Fear does not exist in this dojo  does it?”  Sensei Johnny  asks a student  calling back to the Cobra Kai mantra  he  obeyed as a competitive teen in the 1984 film The Karate Kid.\n“No  sensei!”  his  follower barks back.\n“Pain does not exist in this dojo  does it?”  Johnny  challenges another group of students.\n“ Johnny Lawrence  is still fighting  his  old nemesis Daniel LaRusso. Rivalries never die  even 30 years later ” said a message accompanying the 30-second preview  which does not show Ralph Macchio reprising his role of the balance-seeking good guy Daniel.",
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            "input": "\"People have a very exaggerated idea of the benefits \" said Dr. Rita Redberg   a professor of medicine at University of California  San Francisco and the editor-in-chief of the journal JAMA Internal Medicine.\nThis is different from secondary prevention: the use of statins to prevent heart attacks and strokes in people who have already had one.  Redberg  said the evidence for this is much stronger.\nOut of 100 people taking primary preventive statins for five years  \"the best estimates are that one or two people will avoid a heart attack  and none will live longer  by taking statins \"  Redberg  said.\nBut  Redberg  said that there are plenty of experts without conflicts of interest  which is important to keep in mind when considering top-selling drugs like statins.\n\"It's billions of dollars here \"  she  said. \"You can't ignore that.\"",
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            "input": "Ambassador Karel Van Oosterom of the Netherlands  who chairs the Security Council committee  sent a proposed letter of approval to Security Council members with a deadline of 3 p.m. EST Thursday for objections. If there are none  he said the exemption will be granted for Choe Hwi  who has been on the U.N. sanctions blacklist since June 2  2017.\nSouth Korean Charge d’affaires Ham Sang Wook asked the committee earlier Wednesday to grant a sanctions exemption to the 23-member high-level delegation from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea — the country’s official name — without naming  Choe .\n Choe  is identified on the U.N. sanctions blacklist as “First Vice Director of the Workers’ Party of Korea Propaganda and Agitation Department  which controls all DPRK media and is used by the government to control the public.”\nBut the delegation list submitted to the sanctions committee by South Korea identifies  him  as “Chairman of the State Physical Culture and Sports Guidance Commission.”\nVan Oosterom’s proposed letter in reply notes the exemption request for the high-level delegation  “specifically the participation of Mr. Choe Hwi” who is under sanctions  and approves his travel to South Korea.",
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            "input": "Emirates Airline president Sir Tim Clark .  REUTERS/Satish Kumar\nEmirates Airline president Sir Tim Clark  believes the US aviation industry would suffer if the system of Open Skies agreements falls apart.\n Clark  says international demand for air travel and aircraft have skyrocketed since the first of more than 120 Open Skies agreements were signed in 1992.\n Emirates Airline president Sir Tim Clark  believes the US aviation industry could become a victim of the trade dispute centered around the Open Skies agreements that govern air travel between the US and the United Arab Emirates where  his  airline is based.\n This  Clark  believes  threatens to weaken the network of Open Skies agreements that have served the aviation industry so well over the past couple of decades.\nREUTERS/Satish Kumar \"When the US went Open Skies I thought it was the best thing because if the US had done it then everybody would follow suit \"  Clark  told us.\n\"I know that as a result of what they did  the number of planes Boeing sold went nuclear \"  Clark  declared. \"Because the number of aircraft sold was a direct function of the Open Skies versus closed skies relationship.\"",
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                "Tim Clark"
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            "id": "task419-5823a2bbe1f34c11a735c904043c5c49",
            "input": "Bollywood superstar Sridevi Kapoor  has died of a heart attack   her  family says.  She  was 54.\nThe actress known simply as Sridevi passed away in Dubai  where  she  was attending a family wedding.\nFrom the age of four   she  had worked in films in the Tamil  Telugu  Malaylam  Kannada and Hindi languages.\n She  was considered one of the very few Indian female superstars capable of huge box office success without the support of a male hero.\nSridevi's husband Boney Kapoor and daughter Khushi were with  her  when  she  died  reports say.\nWhy was  Sridevi  such a huge box office draw?\n She  debuted as a lead actress in a Bollywood film in 1978  soon becoming one of India's biggest film stars.\nOver five decades   she  starred in more than 150 films  including such Bollywood classics as Mr India  Chandni  ChaalBaaz and Sadma.",
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            "input": "It is fascinating and welcome to see liberals discovering their consciences on  Bill Clinton’s  alleged rapist tendencies. True  this moral revelation comes about two decades later than it should have  and at precisely the moment the Left can no longer reasonably ignore it and not a moment sooner.\nJust the same  it is nice to finally see some honesty on this issue. It is nice to see liberals  having no more use for the Clintons  finally undertaking what MSNBC host Chris Hayes calls “a real reckoning” with the very real possibility that  Bill Clinton  raped Juanita Broaddrick nearly 40 years ago.\nAnd yet. One is tempted to believe we’re witnessing not a “reckoning” but a quick and guilty kind of moral shrug  a sort of Kansas City shuffle meant to absolve a bunch of deeply culpable people of their own deep and stinking culpability. For a real “reckoning” of American liberalism’s wink-nod approach to  Bill Clinton’s  alleged sex crimes would implicate American liberalism itself  or at least the last few decades of it. That is understandably not something many liberals are willing to do.\nA great example of this evasive genre can be found at The Atlantic  where Caitlin Flanagan has written an article titled  simply  “ Bill Clinton : A Reckoning.” The article itself is actually not a reckoning of  Bill Clinton  or even an overture toward a reckoning.\nIndeed  Flanagan only comes to the sexual assault allegations leveled at  Clinton  only about two-thirds of the way through  after bringing up Clarence Thomas’s alleged sexual harassment of Anita Hill. She places most of the blame for  Clinton  on “machine feminism” rather than Democratic opportunism  then lamely asserts Democrats need to “come to terms” with how they “abandoned some of [their] central principles” in their unthinking defense of  Clinton .\nAlmost as an afterthought  Goldberg writes: “It’s fair to conclude  that because of Broaddrick’s allegations   Bill Clinton  no longer has a place in decent society.” Goodness  after two decades this is the best we can manage?\nEven Hayes’s own viral tweet is couched in a tired and evasive formula. “As gross and cynical and hypocrtical [sic] as the right’s ‘what about  Bill Clinton ’ stuff is ”  he  wrote  “it’s also true that Democrats and the center left are overdue for a real reckoning with the allegations against  him .” Got it: so the Right is “gross and cynical and hypocritical” regarding the Left’s steadfast avoidance of  Bill Clinton’s  alleged sex crimes  but we’re also correct? Are liberals capable of discussing  Clinton ’s sordid history without having to obsessively refer back to conservatives?\nThey Let  Bill Clinton  Keep Legitimacy for 18 More Years\nThere is a deeper and more cynical politics at work here. “Reckoning” with  Bill Clinton’s  alleged crimes is not just a matter of the Democratic Party saying sorry for not believing Broaddrick in 1999.  Bill Clinton  has remained a prominent fixture of the party in the intervening 18 years  including as a major fundraiser during  his  wife’s two failed campaigns for president and as a stump for other Democrats  including President Obama.\nProgressives  meanwhile  adore  him . “ Bill Clinton  couldn’t keep it in  his  pants  but  he  was a great president!” one very liberal woman told me years ago. Broaddrick would surely agree with the first part. Summing up the feelings of millions of progressive millennials  comedian John Mulaney described  Clinton  as a “smooth and fantastic hillbilly who should be declared emperor of the United State of America.” This kind of hero-worship is only possible if one disbelieves Broaddrick’s testimony entirely—testimony that  20 years on  remains very credible.\nA “reckoning” of the accusations against  Bill Clinton  must thus also function as a reckoning of the last couple of decades of Democratic politics  a politics that has featured  Bill Clinton  as an ancillary yet still near-permanent fixture. Every Democrat has known of Broaddrick’s accusations for years. Yet  Bill Clinton  was still eagerly accepted within “decent society ” and  his  wife—who is quite reasonably seen as both an apologist for her husband’s perverted behavior and possibly a criminal conspirator regarding his crimes—became the standard-bearer of the Democratic Party itself in the last election.\nTo reckon with all of this means to reckon with the Democratic party in toto—its political instincts  its morals  and its public credibility and future viability.The Left predictably isn’t very keen to do that. So we get what we’ve witnessed in the past week: liberals feigning a kind of come-to-Jesus public confessional over  Bill Clinton  while ultimately just complaining about conservatives.\nIt is true that  in the end  we do not know if  Bill Clinton  raped Broaddrick. It is virtually impossible to prove  it  one way or the other  as  it  generally is with these types of claims. It would not be wholly unreasonable for someone to doubt Broaddrick after a careful review of the evidence. Then again  her claim  and the evidence surrounding it  is compelling enough to be believable  more so than many.\nSo what does it say about the Democratic Party that it has nevertheless allowed  Bill Clinton  a revered and permanent spot in its ranks? And what does it say about liberals that  even now  after all of this time  they cannot truly come to grips with it?",
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            "input": "Allegations of sexual misconduct against three Dartmouth College professors have resulted in a multi-agency criminal investigation  says  New Hampshire Attorney General Gordon MacDonald .\nAfter  MacDonald 's office contacted Dartmouth  he says  \"we have learned from the College that it has received allegations of sexual misconduct.\"\nA multi-agency investigation into the case is now under way  which  MacDonald  says includes both  his  office and the Office of the Grafton County Attorney  along with the New Hampshire State Police  the Grafton County Sheriff's Department and the Hanover Police Department.\n MacDonald 's press release about the case included contact information for investigators on the case  along with lists of services for anyone affected by sexual violence.",
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            "input": "Sawyer logged off and asked her sister  Mari  31  her partner in a dessert catering company  and their mother  Fran  57  to see whether they had the same problem on their phones.\n Generally Web sites and computers are compromised from within. A hacker can get a Web page or computers to run programming code that they shouldn't. But in this case  it was a security gap between the phone and the Web site that exposed strangers' Facebook pages to the Sawyers. Misconfigured equipment  poorly written network software or other technical errors could have caused AT\nT to fumble the information flowing from the Sawyers' phones to Facebook and back.\nT could confirm only that the problem occurred on one of the Sawyers' phones  possibly because they had logged off Facebook on the other two before reporting the incident.\n It's unclear how many people were affected by the problem the Sawyers discovered  and whether it was limited to Facebook.\n Usually that means a Web site simply won't load  said Alberto Solino  director of security consulting services for Core Security Technologies. In the Sawyers' case  \"somehow they got the wrong user but they could keep using that account for a long period of time. That's what's strange \" he said.\n The AP tried to contact two of the people whose Facebook pages were exposed to the Sawyers  but the calls and e-mails were not returned. It's unclear whether they are also AT",
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            "input": "There has already been ample reporting suggesting that  Mr. Kushner  may have done just that. During a period when  Mr. Kushner  was negotiating President Trump’s first visit to China   his  family business was trying to sell a debt-ridden property in New York to an insurance company with ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Public scrutiny of the deal scuttled it. Last May  The New York Times described how  immediately after the Trump administration extended a visa program for wealthy investors   Mr. Kushner ’s sister invoked  Mr. Kushner  in a presentation seeking Chinese investment in one of the family’s New Jersey real estate developments.\nSuch appearances of conflict might not  by themselves  get  Mr. Kushner  in trouble. The president has broad authority to set the country’s foreign policy  and public corruption laws have been far more difficult to enforce after a 2016 Supreme Court decision overturning the conviction of the former Virginia governor Robert McDonnell on bribery charges.\nBut  Mr. Kushner  might face more trouble to the extent  he  keeps such negotiations secret from those in charge of carrying out United States foreign policy. When the national security adviser  H. R. McMaster  learned of some of Mr. Kushner’s communications only after the fact  he was surprised  one official told The Post  and thought it was “weird.”\n Mr. Kushner  has been famously tardy in disclosing  his  business interests and ties with foreigners in  his  application for a security clearance.  He  was still making updates to  his  forms as recently as January. That means  he  has conducted an entire year of foreign policy without officially disclosing all the personal interests  he  may have been serving.\nFinally  the risk might be greater still if  Mr. Kushner  negotiated such deals before Mr. Trump’s inauguration. That’s the possibility raised by  Mr. Kushner’s  pre-inauguration meetings with Russia. In December 2016   Mr. Kushner  met with Sergey Gorkov  the head of a bank under American sanctions  Vnesheconombank. That meeting came after  Mr. Kushner  suggested a back channel of communications in a meeting with Russia’s ambassador  Sergey Kislyak  according to Mr. Kislyak.\nWhile the proper authorities may not have been informed of this series of meetings  Michael Flynn  the former national security adviser who pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with Mr. Mueller’s investigators late last year  did attend or at least knew of them. Steve Bannon  who recently sat for 20 hours of interviews with special counsel prosecutors  participated in the Zayed Trump Tower meeting along with Mr. Flynn and  Mr. Kushner . So if they are a concern to Mr. Mueller  he has recently gotten far more details of what happened at the meetings.",
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            "input": "Danny Jacobs  celebrates  his  unanimous decision win against Luis Arias. (Photo: Al Bello  Getty Images)\nUNIONDALE  N.Y. (AP) — It wasn't the impressive showing  he  sought. Still   Danny Jacobs  was happy to be back in the ring  and to be an easy winner over an outmatched Luis Arias.\n Jacobs  dominated on Saturday night in a middleweight bout as lopsided as a fight can get.\nIn  his  return to the ring since an outstanding performance in a loss to champion Gennady Golovkin in March   Jacobs  easily swept the judges' cards  though  he  often was frustrated by the holding tactics and unorthodox style of Arias. Seeking a knockout in the final rounds   Jacobs  punished Arias in the 10th  11th and 12th  and earned a knockdown that looked more like a slip in the 11th.\n\"I wanted to impress the fans and put on a good show \"  Jacobs  said. \"I hurt  him  early and once I knew I could hurt  him   I got a little more aggressive.\"\nJacobs  a former world champion and one of New York's most popular fighters  is 33-2 with 29 KOs.  He  is hopeful of another shot at a title in 2018  though Golovkin will be busy with a rematch with Canelo Alvarez after their draw in September.\nJacobs  who overcame bone cancer earlier in  his  career and is nicknamed \"Miracle Man \" held the WBA belt for two years.  He  remained a force in the division even after  his  close defeat to Triple G. Next up could be either David Lemieux of Canada or Billy Joe Saunders of England.",
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            "input": "The Cronkite episode suggests that a newsroom geared toward deadlines needs to find a much better way to deal with articles written with no certain publication date. Reporters and editors think they have the luxury of time to handle them later -- and suddenly  it is too late.\n What Sam Sifton  the culture editor  ruefully called \"a disaster  the equivalent of a car crash \" started nearly a month before Cronkite died  when news began circulating that he was gravely ill. On June 19  Alessandra Stanley  a prolific writer much admired by editors for the intellectual heft of her coverage of television  wrote a sum-up of the Cronkite career  to be published after his death.\n In her haste  she said  she looked up the dates for two big stories that Cronkite covered -- the assassination of Martin Luther King and the moment Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon -- and copied them incorrectly. She wrote that Cronkite stormed the beaches on D-Day when he actually covered the invasion from a B-17 bomber. She never meant that literally  she said. \"I didn't reread it carefully enough to see people would think he was on the sands of Omaha Beach.\"\n June 19 was a Friday  a heavy time for the culture department  which was processing copy for Saturday  Sunday and Monday. Lorne Manly  Stanley's editor  read the article but did not catch the mistakes; worse  he made a change that led to another error. Where Stanley had said correctly that Cronkite once worked for United Press  Manly changed it to United Press International  with a note to copy editors to check the name. In the end  it came out United Press and United Press International in the same sentence.\n Janet Higbie  a copy editor  said she started reading the article that Friday and caught the misspelling of the Telstar satellite and the two incorrect dates  but fixes she thought she made didn't make it into the paper. \"I don't know what happened \" she said. Higbie said she had to drop the story and jump to deadline work  and she assumed that someone else would pick up the editing later. No one did -- for four weeks  until Cronkite died late on another busy Friday. \"It fell through the cracks \" Higbie said.\n Two days before his father died  Chip Cronkite sent me an e-mail message labeled  \"pre-emptive correction.\" He said that CBS  in reviewing its obituary material  had found inaccuracies. \"As a life-long admirer of your newspaper \" he said  \"may I suggest that you have someone double-check ahead of time?\"\n Douglas Martin  who had written an advance obit of Cronkite several years earlier  phoned Chip Cronkite. They went over spellings  discussed the cause of death and the like. No one thought to forward Chip Cronkite's message to the culture department  where Stanley's appraisal sat.\n several years earlier  phoned Chip Cronkite. They went over spellings  discussed the cause of death and the like. No one thought to forward Chip CronkiteChip Cronkite's message to the culture department  where Stanley's appraisal sat.\n When his father died on July 17  Chip Cronkite said he called CBS and then The Times  at 8:01 p.m. Laurel Graeber  who was running the culture copy desk  said she didn't get the word for half an hour. Work had just finished on the Saturday Arts section  and most of the editors had gone home. Past deadline  Amy Virshup  a deputy culture editor  decided to put Stanley's appraisal across the top of the Arts front. Graeber said she was worried about a headline  photos and captions. \"I was not focusing on details\" within the story  she said  thinking those had been handled. Graeber did make one fix  changing the first name of ABC's anchor to Charles Gibson from Charlie in the title of his program. But the title still had another error  which was just corrected on Saturday -- mistake No. 8.\n Chip Cronkite seemed philosophical about all the errors. He said his parents had a joke ashtray with the inscription  \"Just give me the facts: I'll mix 'em up when I quote you.\"",
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            "input": "White House chief of staff  John Kelly  made a rare appearance at Thursday's White House press briefing  during which  he  insisted that  he  was not quitting or getting fired from  his  job.\n He  also said that running the US is \"really  really hard work \" before quickly asserting that  he  does not run the country.\n\"This is really  really hard work  running the United States of America  \" Kelly  said  quickly adding  \"I don't run it.\"\n\"I'm working for someone who is dedicated to serving the country in a way  he 's talked about over the years \"  he  then said of President Donald Trump.\n Kelly  criticized the press for some of its reporting on  him   Trump  and the administration as a whole.  He  began  his  comments by insisting that  he  was \"not quitting today\" and said  \"I just talked to the president and I don't believe I'm being fired today  and I am not so frustrated in this job that I'm thinking of leaving.\"\n Kelly   the former secretary of Homeland Security  called  his  current job the \"hardest\" and \"most important\"  he 's \"ever had.\"",
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            "input": "Imagine Dragons lead singer Dan Reynolds  said  he  hoped a recently released documentary on Mormonism would prompt church leaders to change some of their ways.\nReynolds  who described  himself  as a “fourth generation Las Vegan raised in a very conservative Mormon family ” and Don Argott  director of “Believer” documentary  told Deadline they hoped the film would open the church leaders' eyes to how they treat LGBT members.\n Reynolds  said  he  had planned on attending Brigham Young University  a college owned by the Mormon Church  like  his  brothers  but spoke to a bishop and things went downhill from there.\n Reynolds  said  he  was kicked out of the school after  he  told the bishop  he  had sex with a longtime girlfriend.\n“That kind of started my story in a lot of ways  because I went through this real shaming process  where my whole community kind of found out that I was ‘sinful’ or ‘dirty’ in the Mormon world ”  Reynolds  told Deadline.\n“There’s a real problem in the Mormon culture. It’s broken ”  Reynolds  said. “We wanted to shine a light on that and hopefully create some change.”\nThe Mormon Church has acknowledged the documentary and endorsed his LoveLoud festival  which focused on people part of the LGBT community who hope to start conversations with the church. However   Reynolds  said that was not enough.\n“The policies remain intact ”  Reynolds  said. “They say being gay is a sin  and until that’s taken away  speaking in platitudes and even endorsing this festival  it’s a step  but there’s a long way to go as far as moving forward.”\nMACAULAY CULKIN CLAIMS FATHER WAS ‘MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY’ ABUSIVE: ‘DO GOOD OR I’LL HIT  YOU’\nReynolds  said that  despite its policies   he  is still a member of the church. The Mormon Church forbids same-sex couples in the congregation to baptize their children and take “other religious rites until they become adults ’ the Salt Lake Tribune reported.\n“As long as those policies are still intact our LGBT youth still have high percentages of depression  anxiety and suicide ” Reynolds told the Tribune.",
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            "input": "SACRAMENTO  Calif. (Reuters) -  A California neuroscientist vying to unseat Republican Congressman Dana Rohrabacher  stepped up  his  criticism of the conservative on Tuesday  demanding  he  return a $1 000 contribution from indicted Trump adviser Paul Manafort.\nFILE PHOTO:  Republican U.S. Representative Dana Rohrabacher  speaks at a news conference in Moscow  Russia on June 2  2013. REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov/File Photo\nThe Orange County seat held by  Rohrabacher  is key to Democrats’ hopes to increase their numbers in the U.S. House of Representatives in next year’s elections. Neuroscientist Hans Keirstead  a stem cell researcher and entrepreneur from Laguna Beach  is one of seven Democrats aiming to beat him  according to the Federal Election Commission.\n Rohrabacher   a senior member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs  has frequently praised Russian President Vladimir Putin and was considered for a role in U.S. President Donald Trump’s cabinet.\nFILE PHOTO: U.S. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) speaks during a House Foreign Affairs Europe  Eurasia and Emerging Threats Subcommittee hearing about the attack on demonstrators by members of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's security detail on Capitol Hill in Washington  DC  U.S. on May 25  2017. REUTERS/Aaron P. Bernstein/File Photo",
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            "input": "JOSHUA GRUBBS: Yes. My name is Joshua Grubbs  and I am an assistant professor of psychology at Bowling Green State University.\nSHAPIRO: For  Joshua Grubbs  thinking about school shootings  is a reflex as soon as  he  walks into a classroom.  He  came to teaching in this era of school shootings.  He  was in college near Virginia Tech at the time of the 2007 massacre there in which 32 people died.\n GRUBBS : Now  walking into a new classroom as a professor for the semester  just kind of looking  OK  does the door open in or out? What kind of desks do we have in the room? Is there a locking mechanism in the door? Can I lock it reasonably during class and just keep the door locked for the classroom? Are there large windows? Do they face the inside or the outside - those kind of things.\nKELLY: That is an argument that  Joshua Grubbs  does not buy.  He  grew up in rural North Carolina.\n GRUBBS : I've been around guns my whole life. I'm very comfortable around them. I'm a pretty decent shot. And if you placed me in a situation in a crowded classroom with people screaming and crying and people dying and someone standing with an assault rifle  I would bet my money on the assault rifle every time.\nSHAPIRO: The voices of teachers from around the United States reflecting on last week's shooting in Florida - we heard from Stephanie Jones  Joshua Grubbs  Ricky Stephens and Carrie Martin.",
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            "input": "Supernatural kicked off its lucky 13th season on an emotional note  with  Sam and Dean  saying a heartbreaking farewell to Castiel — along with all the other allies  they 've lost in recent months — and reluctantly taking Lucifer's newborn son  Jack (who happens to be a full-grown dude) under their wing.\nThe final minutes of the Season 13 premiere indicated that Dean is certain their mother is dead  while  Sam  \"is not convinced \" per Padalecki.\n\"Who knows if it's a sensation or a feeling he has  or it's just dumb hope  but there's another side to him and Jack  where Jack opened the rift once  maybe he is the only person who can open it again \" he says. \"I think  Sam   the way  he  grieves  seems to be like 'okay  well  I'm going to try and focus on this  and get back to the rift  and see if Jack can do this  because I believe in him like people have believed in me ' and so we see  Sam  taking that route.\"\nBut while Mary and Lucifer (and hopefully some old friends) are dealing with the drama of the alternate timeline   Sam  and Dean have to deal with the more pressing concern of what to do with Jack.\nHis inclusion allows the show to reinvent itself once again  with a villain who might not be a villain at all; an examination of morality that could test everything  Sam  and Dean believe; and an opportunity to see how the Winchesters' parenting styles differ.\n\"I think  Sam  relates to  him  in lots of ways  that person who doesn’t quite belong  the person who has been left  abandoned. So I think there’s already that kind of psychological bonding going on \" says Buckner. \"Dean’s going to take a while.  Sam  I think comes at any problem more from scientific method.  He  examines the evidence  and if the evidence leads you to one conclusion  then that seems sort of obvious. And Dean operates off of his gut  and what his gut is telling him is this is the spawn of Satan. And I don’t know if that kind of character has ever been presented in a favorable light. We’re conditioned to that Omen kind of thing  and this kid has got qualities that while he obviously can be potentially dangerous  he is curious and inquisitive and willing to believe  and that  Sam  takes as adding up those positives. So he becomes a parent first. Dean is more slow to come around and is determined to get rid of this problem.\"\n\"I mean  Dean has been a parent all his life. He’s parented  Sam . They’re children of abandonment  so Dean has a lot of practice in being a parent and not as much practice in being a child. That’s a huge hole in him  his never having been nurtured that properly himself \" Ross-Leming adds. \"But I think with the arrival of Jack we are dealing now with  yes  he’s the son of Satan  but he’s also the son of humanity. We don’t actually know ourselves — although there’s arguments about this — where he’s going to go in terms of what his destiny is. But what that has led us as writers to do is to start redefining what is good and evil anyway? I think this season will be a little more nuanced.\"",
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            "input": "Outgoing Federal Reserve Bank Chair Janet Yellen  said on Friday that solid economic growth   faster wage increases   and a tightening labor market mean the U . S . central bank is likely to need to continue to raise interest rates gradually   as it has signaled it will . “ The economy is growing at a healthy   solid pace  ”  Yellen  said in an interview with PBS NewsHour on the last day of  her  four - year term . “ The job market is strong and inflation is low ... The Federal Reserve has been on a path of gradual rate increases   and if conditions continue as they have been   that process is likely to continue   and as it does we would expect long rates to move up .” On Saturday she hands the reins to President Donald Trump ’ s pick to replace her   Governor Jerome Powell . She will stay in Washington as a fellow at the Brookings Institution   the think tank where former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke also works .",
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            "input": "We know we're tired of  it  and that  it  has to stop.\nThirty years ago   Anita Hill  stepped up to the mic to put sexual harassment in the workplace on the national stage and educate us all about the challenges working women face in this regard. Hill e xcruciatingly described unwanted sexual advances that she was subject to both at the Department of Education and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)  while working under her then boss Clarence Thomas. There was no system in place for her to report her abuse  and certainly no mandatory sexual harassment training.\nSimilar to today   Hill 's entire fight felt fixed as Republicans rushed to shoot down her claims and cast them as nothing more than part of a liberal backlash against Republicans who wanted to nominate Thomas as the first black conservative Supreme Court nominee. Liberals and feminists lined up behind Hill  a well-heeled  educated  fearless black professor who played well on TV. This conveniently made it easier to ignore the racism that shadowed the hearings  or the feminist agenda itself.\nIt is our right and we intend to claim  it  even if  it  means kicking ass and naming names  one by one.",
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            "input": "Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Deryk Engelland has reached a 1-year contract extension with the team. (Photo: Jerome Miron  USA TODAY Sports)\nWhen the Vegas Golden Knights selected  Deryk Engelland  in the expansion draft and signed  him  to a one-year deal  the longtime Las Vegas native set out to earn another contract.\n Engelland  got  it  Monday with a $1.5 million  one-year extension that serves as a reward for the veteran defenseman enjoying  his  best NHL season at age 35.\n“That’s a dream come true ”  Engelland  said. “I’m getting a little older now and to be able to stay here at home and play another year  that’s your whole goal going into the season and I couldn’t be more happy.”\n Deryk Engelland  is excited to be a part of the Golden Knights for another year\nAnd we are equally excited to have  him  stay 🤗🙌 pic.twitter.com/xzkV7QAU95 — Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) January 15  2018\n Engelland  is averaging almost 20 minutes a night and has three goals and 10 assists for 13 points through 41 games. General manager George McPhee said  “Deryk has been an integral part of our team  on and off the ice  from the very beginning.”\n Engelland  has always been somewhat of a tough guy and came into the season with 500 penalty minutes in 469 games with the Pittsburgh Penguins and Calgary Flames.  He  has just 16 this season and has show  he  has more to  his  game than that.\nRoy added that  Engelland  and coach Gerard Gallant having similar personalities helped them get and stay on the same page.  Engelland  is the blue-collar  veteran leader on a young team  while Gallant is the front-runner for the Jack Adams Award as coach of the year.\n Engelland  fell in love with Las Vegas while playing for the ECHL’s Wranglers from 2003-2005  and  he  and  his  wife  Melissa  still call  it  home.  He  was thrilled when McPhee approached  him  about an extension that gets  him  a raise from  his  current $1 million salary and about the Golden Knights’ success thus far.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "A tipster directed deputies to a park  where the missing people were found \"alive and well \" Los Angeles Sheriff's spokesman Capt. Mike Parker said.\n A person who had seen television reports about the incident spotted the party praying at 11:40 a.m. at Jackie Robinson Park on the east side of Palmdale  Los Angeles  and took deputies to the scene  according to Parker.\n Based on the letters  authorities believed that the group was \" possibly awaiting the Rapture or some catastrophic event \" Parker said.\n He said the missing persons include three sisters  ages 30  32 and 40  a 19 -year-old son and eight children ages 3 to 17.\n The search teams combed a broad swatch of mountains  high desert and canyons  searching for the missing persons  Parker said.\n The Sheriff's Department  police  California Highway Patrol and other law enforcement agencies were all involved in the search in the Antelope Valley and beyond  Parker said.\n The local KNX radio reported that Chicas  the supposed leader of the cult  was being detained in a squad car as deputies investigated her claims that the whole incident was a mix-up.",
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            "input": "The 16-year-old victim told investigators that she had been drinking at a bar with friends on Sunday night  then one of her friends called an Uber for the girl. She was picked up by Jagne who later allegedly assaulted her before dropping her off at her destination. Gwinnett Police Cpl.  Michele Pihera  said in a statement  “Once  she  was dropped off at the apartment complex  she  began banging on several of the homes in the neighborhood  and one of those residents called 911. One of those neighbors did notice that  her  pants were around  her  ankles.”\nAccording to police  the girl  appeared to be extremely intoxicated  police are currently not aware of which bar  the girl  was drinking at but are still investigating as bar employees could face charges for serving a minor. “I think that  she ’ll make a full recovery physically. I can only imagine  emotionally   she ’ll have a little bit longer of a recovery ”  Pihera  said.\nPolice stated that evidence that they received from Uber corroborate  the girl ’s claims  “We know that from the start location to the end location it should have taken a short amount of time  but based on the trip data it took even longer. Again  more corroboration to  her  story ”  Pihera  said. Investigators are now looking into whether or not anyone else has been assaulted by Jagne and have requested any victims to contact them as soon as possible.\nCommenting on the case  Uber said in a statement  “What’s reported here is horrifying beyond words. Our thoughts are with the rider and  her  family during this time. This driver has been permanently removed from the app.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "CINCINNATI -- Even though Bengals head coach  Marvin Lewis  and  his  assistants have expiring contracts  no decision had been made as of Monday morning regarding whether  Lewis  will return to Cincinnati for a 16th season.\nAlthough  Lewis  acknowledged there was some urgency to move quickly  it appears  he  and Bengals owner Mike Brown will continue to have more discussions before a decision is made.\n\"Yeah it is hard. I spoke with [the assistant coaches] this morning  we met with them this morning about it  and I told them that as far as from my direction  I would get them [an answer on] where things are quick as I could \"  Lewis  said Monday.\n Lewis  has a?125-112-3 regular-season record with Cincinnati.  He  has led the team to the playoffs seven times  without a postseason victory. The Bengals wrapped up a?7-9 season Sunday with a 31-27 victory over Baltimore.\nOn Monday   Lewis  repeatedly professed a need for  him  and Brown to be on the same page.\n\"Every decision I have ever made here is mutual with both of us. Since January of '03 it's always been mutual. It has to be that way.\"  Lewis  said.\n Lewis  seemed reluctant to discuss what exactly would lead to a mutual decision to bring  him  back next year  cutting  himself  off at times and acknowledging  he  was worrying about revealing too much.  Lewis  said  he  thinks there's a path that would lead to  his  return  but didn't elaborate  instead joking that it was time to cut off the news conference.\n Lewis  and Brown were stuck in this position after the 2010 season. It took two days after that season to decide  Lewis  would return and sign a new deal.\nSome of the reported issues at the time involved concessions  Lewis  wanted to see from Brown  including the size of the scouting staff  control over personnel (roster and coaching) and the need for an indoor practice facility. Although Brown did concede some things  the scouting staff remains small and an indoor practice facility was never built.\nAlthough those specific issues might not factor in this time around  there are likely changes  Lewis  would like to see.  He  admitted it's more complicated than Brown simply extending an offer and  Lewis  accepting it.\n\"There's a lot of things. People have their viewpoint and I have my viewpoint. The one thing that we've been consistent on since I began here is staying on the same page. And I think that's important \"  Lewis  said. \"There's a direction the owner wants to have. ... And if  his  direction is different than my direction  then that's probably not good. We just have to make sure we're all on the same page.\"\n Lewis  said the roster is one of the things  he  and Brown discuss. When asked if  he  was happy with the roster prior to the season   Lewis  didn't fully answer the question. The Bengals lost both Andrew Whitworth and Kevin Zeitler to free agency and the offensive line struggled all year as a result.\n\"We're aligned on things \"  Lewis  said. \"But I think as you move forward  '17 is over and we're going into '18 now and the future  so I think everybody wants to make sure we stay on the same course together.\"\n Lewis  has repeated that  he  wants to continue coaching and has said there is no role for  him  in Cincinnati's front office and never has been.\n\"I don't know where these thoughts come from that people make up. But  no \"  he  said.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Burge was not in court  but  Jackie Wilson   wearing a gray-and-black striped jumpsuit  repeatedly picked up a black-and-white picture of the former officer as  he  emphatically and sometimes tearfully alleged that officers beat  him   kicked  him  in the groin  put a gun in  his  mouth and gave  him  electric shocks. Believing  he  would be killed if  he  didn’t confess   Wilson  said   he  told officers  he  was present when  his  brother Andrew shot and killed officers Richard O’Brien and William Fahey in February 1982.\n Wilson   now 57  said he would have confessed to shooting the president if the detectives had asked him. “I told them  ‘Game over … whatever you want me to say  I’m gonna say it ’ ” he said. “I wanted it to stop.”\nWednesday’s hearing  part of  Wilson ’s attempt to win a new trial  illustrates the broad and long-lasting consequences of the Burge scandal. The all-day hearing barely touched on  Wilson’s  guilt or innocence  instead turning on the question of whether  his  confession was coerced.  Wilson ’s lawyers argue that  he  should be granted a new trial with the confession suppressed  which could make it difficult for prosecutors to retry  him .\n Wilson’s  bid is based in part on evidence that Burge or his subordinates tortured other men  including his late brother  Andrew  who was found by doctors to have numerous injuries after his interrogation.  Jackie Wilson ’s attorney  Flint Taylor  described a “mountain of evidence” of torture by officers including Burge  who was never prosecuted for torture but was convicted in 2010 of lying about the abuse of suspects.\nIn a deposition related to the  Wilson  case  Taylor said  Burge invoked his Fifth Amendment right to not incriminate himself. On Wednesday  a former state’s attorney involved in the case  Lawrence Hyman  did the same.\nMichael O’Rourke  a private attorney working as a special prosecutor  acknowledged abusive practices by officers in other cases but denied that  Jackie Wilson  was harmed or coerced into confessing. O’Rourke pointed to photos of  Wilson  taken after his interrogation that showed no visible injuries.\n“It’s almost like he wants to metamorphosize into  Andrew Wilson  ” O’Rourke said. “This case is not  Andrew Wilson .”\nFahey’s brother  Mike  who sat through the hearing alongside his sister  said he does not believe  Jackie Wilson  was abused. He said he believes  Wilson  committed the crime and is just echoing other abuse allegations against Burge and  his  men.\n Wilson ’s case is central to a saga that continues some three decades after allegations of torture against Burge and his “midnight crew” burst into public view.\nScores of African-American men have accused Burge  who is white  and his colleagues of torturing or abusing them during the 1970s and 1980s on the South Side. The allegations include claims similar to those  Wilson  makes; officers have been accused of using electric shocks to the genitals of suspects and forcing them to play Russian roulette  among other things.\nWednesday’s hearing on the  Wilson  case was mandated by the Illinois Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission  which found “credible evidence” that  Wilson  was tortured after  his  arrest in 1982  though the commission noted discrepancies in  his  statements over the years.\nProsecutors said  Wilson  looked on as  his  brother  Andrew  grabbed Fahey's gun and shot him in the head. In his confession   Jackie Wilson  said that after he shouted that O'Brien was alive and moving  his brother shot the officer again as he lay wounded on the ground.\n Andrew Wilson  also confessed and also alleged  his  confession was coerced through torture.  He  was found by doctors after  his  arrest to have numerous cuts  bruises and burns.\nOn the stand Wednesday   Jackie Wilson  said  he  was viciously abused by officers including Burge after  his  arrival at a South Side police station.  Wilson   occasionally weeping  said  his  denials of knowledge of the crime were met by escalating abuse.  He  said officers hit  him  with a phone book and put a gun in  his  mouth before Burge brought in an electrical device police used to shock  him .\nAfter O’Rourke raised an objection to a question involving the word “torture  ” Wilson  pointed at  him  and angrily asked  “What would you call it?”",
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            "input": "For the second time this year   Jocelyn (Catwoman) Wildenstein and her boyfriend Lloyd Klein  were charged with assaulting each other during an argument  police sources said Monday.\n Wildenstein  the 77-year-old plastic surgery-obsessed socialite  and Klein  50   were each busted on misdemeanor assault charges when police showed up at  their  1st Ave. apartment inside Trump World Tower  by the United Nations  at 1:30 a.m. Sunday.\nDuring the ensuing argument   Wildenstein  told police  Klein shoved her to the ground  bruising her neck and arms  sources said.\n Wildenstein  was treated at Bellevue Hospital and Klein went to New York-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center.\nIn February  Wildenstein  who was once married to an eccentric billionaire  had another assault charge against her dismissed when Klein stopped cooperating with authorities.\n Wildenstein  had been accused of scratching Klein and cutting  him  with scissors. Days later   he  was busted for pushing her when  he  tried to collect her belongings from their apartment. Charges against  him  were also dropped.\n Wildenstein  has invested millions in facial reconstruction to appear cat-like.",
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            "input": "Cam Newton has apologized for offensive comments he made to reporter Jourdan Rodrigue of the Charlotte Observer  and the female journalist is saying sorry  too.\nFollowing  Rodrigue ’s exchange with Newton  offensive tweets from the reporter’s past were dug up on Twitter. Three tweets were discovered by Black Sports Online  which talked about her laughing at racist jokes and using the word n----.\n“I apologize for the offensive tweets from my Twitter account from 4/5 years ago ”  Rodrigue  tweeted. “There is no excuse for these tweets and the sentiment behind them. I am deeply sorry and apologize.”\n Rodrigue ’s name became widely known Wednesday after the Panthers quarterback made a sexist remark when asked about wide receiver Devin Funchess.\nI spoke with him after and it was worse. I chose not to share  because I have an actual job to do today and one he will not keep me from. — Jourdan Rodrigue (@JourdanRodrigue) October 4  2017",
            "output": [
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            "input": "After working full time at a museum   Emily Doherty  does something millions of Americans do each day: head to a second job. In  her  case  it means donning a petticoat to portray a Colonial-era woman at living-history museums or national parks  where  she  sings and play-acts.\nThe 28-year-old needs the extra work so  she  can make ends meet  plus pay  her  $500-per-month student loan payment.  Doherty  is among the 30 percent of Americans who do something else for pay in addition to their full-time jobs  according to a recent NPR/Marist poll.\n\"I'd like to own a house someday \" says  Doherty   who lives in Virginia. \"The only way I'm going to be able to do that is if I work two jobs.\"\n Doherty 's second job means she barely has any time for herself or her friends on weeknights or even weekends. But it lets her chip away at her debt.\nBut earning less is not a choice for  Doherty   the museum worker: She faces that student loan payment every month. \"I fully expect my federal loans to not be paid back before I die \" she says.\nLike many moonlighters NPR spoke to   Doherty  says  she 's working toward financial peace of mind.\n\"I hope that in the future  I am able to come to a place where I am financially stable enough to do just what drives me  and what makes me happy \"  she  says.\nAnd what would make  her  really happy is seeing  her  family back in Maine.  She  hasn't seen them in three years.  She 's saving up — bit by bit — for a plane ticket home this summer to watch  her  younger sister perform in a local play.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Their two brothers  ages 6 and 7  were found hours earlier when police raided a compound used by the polygamist cult Knights of the Crystal Blade  which their father  John Coltharp  created with the self-styled prophet Samuel Warren Shaffer  the Salt Lake Tribune reported.\nThe four  Coltharp  children had been missing since September.\n John Coltharp  was arrested in Utah Dec. 1  2017  for investigation of kidnapping  according to police. (Sanpete County Jail)\nFamily members who spoke to the Denver Post believed  Coltharp  gave his two daughters to Shaffer as brides  and feared for their safety given previous comments threatening to kill his children if the government tried to take them.\n Coltharp  was arrested Friday on suspicion of kidnapping and obstruction of justice  but refused to tell authorities where his children were.\nThe Iron County Sheriff’s Office then raided the Knights of the Crystal Blade compound on Monday morning and found  Coltharp ’s two sons.\nActing on a tip  the Iron County Sheriff’s Office managed to arrest Shaffer  who then told authorities where his two daughters  along with the two  Coltharp  girls were located  the Spectrum reported.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "In 2013  a teenager named Jann Horn attended a reception in Berlin hosted by Chancellor Angela Merkel. He and 64 other young Germans had done well in a government-run competition designed to encourage students to pursue scientific research.\nInterviews with  Horn  and people who know him show how a combination of dogged determination and a powerful mind helped him stumble upon features and flaws that have been around for over a decade but had gone undetected  leaving most personal computers  internet servers and smartphones exposed to potential hacking.\nOther researchers who found the same security holes months after  Horn  are amazed he worked alone. \"We were several teams  and we had clues where to start. He was working from scratch \" said Daniel Gruss  part of a team at Graz University of Technology in Austria that later uncovered what are now known as Meltdown and Spectre.\n Horn  wasn’t looking to discover a major vulnerability in the world’s computer chips when  in late April  he began reading Intel Corp. processor manuals that are thousands of pages long. He said he simply wanted to make sure the computer hardware could handle a particularly intensive bit of number-crunching code he’d created.\nBut  Zurich-based Horn  works at Project Zero  an elite unit of Alphabet Inc.’s Google  made up of cybersleuths who hunt for \"zero day\" vulnerabilities  unintended design flaws that can be exploited by hackers to break into computer systems.\nSo he started looking closely at how chips handle speculative execution -- a speed-enhancing technique where the processor tries to guess what part of code it will be required to execute next and starts performing those steps ahead of time -- and fetching the required data.  Horn  said the manuals stated that if the processor guessed wrong  the data from those misguided forays would still be stored in the chip’s memory.  Horn  realized that  once there  the information might be exposed by a clever hacker.\n\"At this point  I realized that the code pattern we were working on might potentially leak secret data  \" Horn  said in emailed responses to Bloomberg questions. \"I then realized that this could -- at least in theory -- affect more than just the code snippet we were working on.\"\nThat started what he called a \"gradual process\" of further investigation that led to the vulnerabilities.  Horn  said  he  was aware of other research  including from Gruss and the team at Graz  on how tiny differences in the time it takes a processor to retrieve information could let attackers learn where information is stored.\n Horn  discussed this with another young researcher at Google in Zurich  Felix Wilhelm  who pointed  Horn  to similar research he and others had done. This led  Horn  to what he called \"a big aha moment.\" The techniques Wilhelm and others were testing could be \"inverted\" to force the processor to run new speculative executions that it wouldn’t ordinarily try. This would trick the chip into retrieving specific data that could be accessed by hackers.\nHaving come across these ways to attack chips   Horn  said  he  consulted with Robert Swiecki  an older Google colleague whose computer  he  had borrowed to test some of  his  ideas. Swiecki advised  him  how best to tell Intel  ARM Holdings Plc. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. about the flaws  which  Horn  did on June 1.\nThat set off a scramble by the world’s largest technology companies to patch the security holes. By early January  when Meltdown and Spectre were announced to the world  most of the credit went to  Horn . The official online hub for descriptions and security patches lists more than ten researchers who reported the problems  and  Horn  is listed on top for both vulnerabilities.\nWolfgang Reinfeldt  Horn’s high school computer-science teacher at the Caecilienschule in the medieval city of Oldenburg about 20 miles from Germany’s north coast  isn’t surprised by his success. “ Jann  was in my experience always an outstanding mind ”  he  said.  Horn  found security problems with the school’s computer network that Reinfeldt admits left him speechless.\nMario Heiderich  founder of Berlin-based cybersecurity consultancy Cure53  first noticed  Horn  in mid-2014. Not yet 20   Horn  had posted intriguing tweets on a way to bypass a key security feature designed to prevent malicious code from infecting a user’s computer. Cure53 had been working on similar methods  so Heiderich shot  Horn  a message  and before long they were discussing whether  Horn  would like to join Cure53’s small team.\nHeiderich soon discovered that  Horn  was still an undergraduate at the Ruhr University Bochum  where Heiderich was doing post-doctoral research. Ultimately  he became Horn’s undergraduate thesis supervisor  and  Horn  signed on at Cure53 as a contractor.\nCybersecurity specialist Bryant Zadegan and Ryan Lester  head of secure messaging startup Cyph  submitted a patent application alongside  Horn  in 2016. Zadegan had asked  Horn   through Cure53  to audit Cyph’s service to check for hacking vulnerabilities.  His  findings ended up as part of the patent and proved so significant that Zadegan felt  Horn  more than merited credit as one of the inventors. The tool they built would ensure that  even if Cyph’s main servers were hacked  individual user data were not exposed.\nAfter two years at Cure53 and completing his undergraduate program   Horn  was recruited by Google to work on Project Zero. It was a bittersweet day for Heiderich when  Horn  asked him to write a recommendation letter for the job. \"Google was his dream  and we didn’t try to prevent him from going there \" he said. \"But it was painful to let him go.\"",
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            "input": "The department's narcotics division began the investigation when a source told them about the group  officials said. The buys were conducted by undercover officers who infiltrated the group  according to Anthony Riccio  chief of the department's organized crime division.\n Riccio  said there are “dozens and dozens of these secret groups  a lot of them used for illegal things  including trafficking the guns and firearms. It's dozens of them out there.”\n He  said many of the guns had defaced serial numbers  making them difficult to trace. “These are guns that are winding up in the South Side  West Side of the city being used in gang shootings ”  Riccio  said.\n He  said the Facebook group selling guns and drugs would not be found by searching and that someone had to vouch for anyone who wanted to join them.\n“I absolutely think Facebook has a responsibility to monitor this and for this very reason ”  Riccio  said. “There’s other illegal activities — I want to point out this is phase one — there's other illegal activities going on on Facebook. We're looking at potentially human trafficking  things of that nature as well. There's a lot of tentacles going out here.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Luciano Menéndez  a former Argentine general convicted of  his  role in the killings and forced disappearances of political adversaries under the military junta that ruled from 1976 to 1983  died Feb. 27 in a military hospital in the city of Cordoba.  He  was 90.\nArgentine media reported the death and said  he  had been hospitalized for coronary and biliary conditions.\n Mr. Menéndez  who was born into a military family   was one of the most bloodthirsty leaders of a violent dictatorship. Government death squads and paramilitary forces did their utmost best to eradicate armed leftist groups as well as political rivals and others they came to suspect of being dissidents  including artists  authors  academics  social workers  labor unionists and journalists.\nDuring this period  which came to be known as the “dirty war ”  Mr. Menéndez  was the head of the Third Army Corps  commanding 10 Argentine provinces and overseeing the largest detention center  La Perla  in Cordoba  which one witness called “a factory of death.”\nFormer Gen. Luciano Menendez  right  talks with  his  attorney Horacio Guerineau at a courthouse in San Miguel de Tucuman  northern Argentina  in 2008. (Julio Pantoja/ASSOCIATED PRESS)\n Mr. Menéndez  presented  himself  as a Cold Warrior who saw  himself  as a bulwark against communism  at all costs. “We are going to have to kill 50 000 people: 25 000 subversives  20 000 sympathizers  and we will make 5 000 mistakes ”  he  was widely quoted as telling  his  men.\n Mr. Menéndez  laughed during torture sessions  earning the nickname the “Hyena ” according to the Agence France-Presse.  He  later defended  his  brutal actions as necessary measures to prevent leftist guerrillas from obtaining power. “These were not peaceful citizens ”  he  said in 2010  according to the Associated Press.\nIn 2016   Mr. Menéndez  was convicted of 52 homicides  260 kidnappings  656 torture cases and 82 disappearances of people who were never found  the AFP reported at the time. At  his  trial   he  said there was “never repression of any kind” at La Perla. “These criminals accuse the armed forces and go to the courts saying they’re victims.”\n Mr. Menéndez  was given 14 prison terms and 12 life sentences  more than any other military leader of the dictatorship  according to the Spanish-language news agency EFE.\n Luciano Benjamín Menéndez  was born June 19  1927  in San Martin  a suburb of Buenos Aires.  He  was a nephew of Gen. Benjamín Menéndez  who tried unsuccessfully to overthrow President Juan Domingo Perón in 1951  and a cousin of Gen. Mario Menéndez  who became the military governor of the Falkland Islands while Argentina briefly occupied the archipelago in 1982.\n His  wife  Edith Angélica Abarca  died in 2012. A complete list of survivors was not immediately available.\nAmid increased international attention to human rights violations in Argentina  many leaders attempted to pay at least lip service to toning down extrajudicial killings.  Mr. Menéndez  was the exception.\n He  accused Roberto Viola  commander in chief of the army  of “inadmissible tolerance” toward “Marxist subversion” and led a brief and failed insurrection to oust him in 1979  The Washington Post reported in 1979. As a result   Mr. Menéndez  was imprisoned for 90 days and forced into retirement.\nAfter the Falklands debacle  the regime crumbled  and Argentina returned to democracy. Over the next years   he  was called to testify about  his  involvement in human rights crimes. At one hearing in 1984   he  was seen being restrained by aides after  he  drew  his  parachutist’s knife in response to protesters taunting  him ;  he  claimed that  he  was protecting  his  wife and daughter against “another attack on the armed forces” by leftist sympathizers. A photo of the incident came to be seen as emblematic of  his  brutish temperament.",
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            "input": "CBS News has suspended  veteran journalist Charlie Rose  after eight women accused  him  of sexual misconduct in interviews with The Washington Post. Three additional unnamed women came forward in a story published by Business Insider later on Monday.\nInterested in  Charlie Rose ? Add  Charlie Rose  as an interest to stay up to date on the latest  Charlie Rose  news  video  and analysis from ABC News. Add Interest\n\" Charlie Rose  is suspended immediately while we look into this matter. These allegations are extremely disturbing and we take them very seriously \" CBS News said in a statement.\nFive women told The Washington Post that Rose  an anchor for \"CBS This Morning \" groped them; two said that he walked naked in front of them; and one accused  Rose  of firing her after he allegedly touched her inappropriately and made sexually charged remarks to her.\nThe newspaper reported that  Rose 's accusers either worked with or aspired to work with him on his PBS show  \"Charlie Rose \" from the late 1990s to 2011. At the time of the alleged incidents  the women ranged in age from 21 to 37  according to the newspaper.\n Rose  issued an apology to the Post and later  he shared it on Twitter.\nMy statement in full. pic.twitter.com/3kvFrqF2dT — Charlie Rose (@charlierose) November 20  2017\nKyle Godfrey-Ryan  a former assistant to  Rose  in the mid-2000s and one of the three accusers who spoke to the Post on the record  claimed that  Rose  walked nude in front of  her  at one of his homes in New York City and called  her  in the wee hours to describe fantasies of watching  her  swim naked.  She  said that  she  reported his calls to  Rose 's longtime executive producer  Yvette Vega  who apparently told  her   \"That's just Charlie being Charlie.\"  Vega  told the Post and later confirmed to ABC News that  she  regretted not doing more for Godfrey-Ryan and others who mounted similar complaints.\n“I should have stood up for them ”  she  said. “I failed. It is crushing. I deeply regret not helping them.”\nGodfrey-Ryan said that ultimately  Rose fired  her   and  she  later left journalism.\n“He took me out to lunch and told me how embarrassed he was  how he didn’t treat me like that ”  she  said. “It was really about how I got it wrong  and  obviously  I couldn’t work there anymore.”\nReah Bravo  who worked alongside Rose beginning in 2007  claimed to the Post that  she  was groped -- sometimes forcefully -- by  Rose  on more than one occasion. In 2008   she  said that as  she  prepared to accept a new job   Rose  offered  her  a position in Washington  D.C.  and the opportunity to live in his Georgetown residence.  She  declined.\n“I was leaving because I was getting away ”  she  said. “I would never want to live someplace where he had keys.”\nMegan Creydt  the third woman who spoke to the Post on the record  overlapped with Godfrey-Ryan when  she  worked as a coordinator on  Rose 's show from 2005 to 2006. Creydt claimed that  Rose  put his hand on  her  thigh  which alarmed  her .\n\"I don’t think I said anything ”  she  said. “I tensed up. I didn’t move his hand off  but I pulled my legs to the other side of the car. I tried not to get in a car with him ever again. I think he was testing me out.”\nIn a statement to ABC News  Yvette Vega  executive producer on “ Charlie Rose  ” said: “I should have stood up for them. I failed. It is crushing. I deeply regret not helping them.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Manila (AFP) –  Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte  will host world leaders in Manila from Sunday  hoping their presence will quieten international criticism over  his  deadly drugs war  which rights groups say may be a crime against humanity.\n advertisement\nDuterte  goes into the event appearing confident that even  his  most outrageous remarks and actions will be ignored  having boasted in the lead-up  he  once stabbed someone to death  while at the same time proposing to host a global human rights summit.\nBut rights groups have expressed alarm and disappointment that Trump and most others are likely to endorse or stay silent over  Duterte ’s violent rule  which has seen thousands of people killed.\n “Duterte  will enjoy the gift of tacit silence from East Asian leaders on  his  murderous drug war during the upcoming summit ” Human Rights Watch deputy Asia director Phelim Kine told AFP.\n“We can expect East Asian leaders to exercise a diplomatic blind eye to the killings of thousands of Filipinos over the past 16 months as part of  Duterte ’s drug war.”\n Duterte  won last year’s presidential elections after promising to eradicate illegal drugs with an unprecedented crackdown that would see up to 100 000 people killed.\nSince  Duterte  took office  police have reported killing 3 967 people in the crackdown.\nMany Filipinos back  Duterte   believing he is taking necessary measures to fight crime.\nBut the ICC has yet to respond and  despite some vocal critics in the West   Duterte  goes into the Manila summits full of confidence that Trump and the others will effectively endorse his rule by not speaking against the killings.\nIn Vietnam on Thursday on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific economic summit   Duterte  boasted that when  he  was 16  he  stabbed to death someone for looking at him the wrong way.\n He  then offered to host a global summit on human rights  but insisted that the alleged crimes of the United States  France and other nations also be investigated.\nBut Trump and  Duterte  have expressed mutual admiration for other. Trump told  Duterte  in a telephone call in April that he was doing a “great job” with his campaign against drugs.\nThey are expected to hold one-on-one talks on Monday and  if Trump does not bring up any human rights concerns   Duterte  is widely expected to trumpet the meeting as an endorsement.\n Duterte  is hosting the two days of summits as the rotating chair of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).\n Duterte  can expect blanket support from  his  ASEAN colleagues  many of whom are also shadowed by human rights controversies.",
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                "Rodrigo Duterte"
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            "input": "But if they were really hoping to punish James or the money-grubbing people around him , they failed . \nOHSAA commissioner Clair Muscaro said that because James accepted two free \"throwback\" jerseys from a local store he forfeited his amateur status forever . \nIf LeBron James asked me for sympathy , I would tell him to look in the dictionary . \nJames is the first athlete Muscaro has declared ineligible in his 14 years as commissioner . \nThe people painting James as a victim have lost touch with reality . \nBarring legal action against the Ohio High School Athletic Association , James wo n't play high school basketball again . \nBy declaring James ineligible this week , the OHSAA did the equivalent of issuing Al Capone a parking ticket . \nNo one has ever treated James fairly . \nIt was always good to be King James , and it still is . \nI do n't feel James ' pain ; I do n't admire Muscaro 's actions . \nNowhere in the bylaws is there a provision that halts pay-per-view deals or limos to take King James to one of many college arenas .",
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            "input": "Strzok’s Democratic leanings also have piqued the interest of  the House Intelligence Committee  Rep. Peter King (R-LI)  told The Post Tuesday.\n King  said  he  and  his  fellow Intel members want to review Strzok’s “text messages  e-mails and contacts ” along with  his  impact on the findings of the Clinton investigation and “why  he  was questioning Michael Flynn.”\n“I think we should definitely question  him . In fact   he ’s one of the people we’ve been trying to get information on for the last several months ” King said.\n“The FBI and Justice Department was stonewalling us. We had been tipped off about  him .”",
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            "input": "Sen. Dianne Feinstein  is the favorite among voters over a Democratic challenger in a Public Policy Institute of California poll  Politico reported.\n Feinstein   84  is running for a fifth term as U.S. senator. Two-thirds of likely voters said they had not heard of de León or did not know enough about him to have an opinion  according to the poll.\n Feinstein  won out over de León among Democrats  independent voters  men  women  and people of all racial and ethnic groups  Politico reported.\nIn California  the top two vote-getters in a June primary will compete in the November primary  no matter their party affiliation. No prominent Republican has announced a run for  Feinstein 's position  Politico noted.",
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            "input": "Despite warning Iran to allow for peaceful protests this week  the European Union and its foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini have supported the Iranian regime and President Hassan Rouhani several times in the recent past.\nOn Monday  Mogherini ’s EU  along with British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson and German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel  requested that the Iranian regime respect the right to protest after several deaths have been reported.\nA spokesman for  Ms. Mogherini  said: “We have been in touch with the Iranian authorities and we expect that the right to peaceful demonstration and freedom of expression will be guaranteed ” the Times of Israel reports.\nThe move is a dramatic turn for  Mogherini  who has spoken out in favour of the Iranian regime in recent disputes regarding the U.S.-Iran deal which President Donald Trump has routinely slammed.\nIt is not the first time  Mogherini  had spoken out for the Iranian regime. In 2015  on a visit to Iran  she declared that ballistic missile tests were not a violation of the nuclear deal and said: “We expect Iran to fulfil all its international obligations.”\nWhen current Iranian president Hassan Rouhani was reelected last year   Mogherini  was one of the most prominent voices in Europe to congratulate  him . On Twitter   she  wrote: “I congratulate President @ HassanRouhani for strong mandate received.”\nThe move was not well-received in Iran where many took to social media  likely through virtual private networks (VPNs) as many services are banned in Iran  to condemn the lawmakers taking selfies with  Ms. Mogherini .\nNot only a supporter of the Iranian regime   Mogherini  has even come out in favour of the idea of political Islam in Europe. At a speech in Brussels in 2015  she remarked: “Islam belongs in Europe. It holds a place in Europe’s history  in our culture  in our food and – what matters most – in Europe’s present and future.”",
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            "input": "CHICAGO (AP)  — Niko Mirotic  accepted Bobby Portis' apology on Wednesday  six weeks after  their  ugly altercation at practice led to a hospitalization and a suspension.\nA day after he sat on the bench for the first time all season   Mirotic  finally spoke publicly about the Oct. 17 incident that left him hospitalized with two facial fractures and a concussion. Portis served an eight-game suspension and  Mirotic  didn't return to practice until Monday.\n Mirotic   who has a no-trade clause  declined to comment when asked if he had requested a trade from the Bulls. The two players were seen giving each other a fist bump during Tuesday night's 104-99 home loss to Phoenix  but  Mirotic  suggested the interaction between the two players has been limited.\n\"Right now  we are on the same team and we are working to make it work \"  Mirotic  said. \"The only thing I can tell you . I was always a good teammate so I was professional with everybody and I'll continue to do that. If I'm here  it's because I want to support the team. He's a part of the team and I'm going to support him  too. Obviously  I'm going to give him hands like he'd give me hands  too.\"\n\"I'd welcome him in with open arms \" Portis said on Nov. 13  the same day  Mirotic  started working out again with the team.\n Mirotic  said  he  had yet to inform Portis  he  had accepted  his  apology.\n\"You know  we are teammates  \" Mirotic  said. \"On the same team. Fighting for the same team and we're both going to do what we need to do to make it work. Yeah  I accept it. I'm comfortable being on the team. I've had a lot of support from my teammates  from everybody. Right now  it's on me to relax and enjoy playing basketball again.\"\nFILE - At left  in a Jan. 2  2017  file photo   Chicago Bulls forward Nikola Mirotic  brings the ball up court against the Charlotte Hornets during the second half of an NBA basketball game in Chicago. At right  in an Oct. 4  2017  file photo  Chicago Bulls' Bobby Portis (5) handles the ball during a preseason NBA basketball game against the Dallas Mavericks  in Dallas.  Mirotic  says  he  has accepted Portis’ apology  more than a month after the two teammates had an ugly altercation at practice. A day after  he  sat on the bench for the first time all season   Mirotic  finally spoke publicly Wednesday  nov. 29  2017  about the Oct. 17 incident that left  him  hospitalized with two facial fractures and a concussion. Portis served an eight-game suspension.  Mirotic  didn’t return to practice until Monday. (AP Photo/File)\nCoach Fred Hoiberg said  Mirotic 's actions Wednesday were critical to helping the team get back on track. The Bulls (3-16) have lost six straight games.\n\"I do think that's an important first step \" Hoiberg said. \"Obviously  the first thing was getting back on the floor after the incident  to start getting  himself  back in shape. The next thing was to get back with the group  which  he 's done here the past few days.\n\"It's good to have  Niko  back out on the floor with the guys and another important step talking about it for the first time and then continuing trying to move past it.\"\nHoiberg said  the earliest Mirotic  would return to action is Monday when the Bulls host the Cleveland Cavaliers. Though he acknowledged his return is much closer than before  Mirotic also said he wouldn't get ahead of himself as he focuses on conditioning.",
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            "input": "His brother Kunio Hatoyama served as internal affairs minister in Aso's cabinet but resigned after a falling-out in June.\n Yukio Hatoyama previously served as the party's secretary general and loyal lieutenant to his predecessor Ichiro Ozawa  defending him through a political donations scandal that finally cost Ozawa his job.\n Under Hatoyama  the DPJ has submitted a bill to the parliament seeking to introduce a blanket ban on all political donations by companies and groups excluding registered political groups within three years.\n Ironically  HatoyamaHatoyama himself came under fire in late June for the accounting irregularities of his fund-raising body.\n He said 21 million yen (220 000 dollars) had been wrongly recorded since 2005  an admission that followed media reports that the donors' list included names of dead people and citizens who have denied giving him money.\n Hatoyama graduated from the University of Tokyo  received a Ph.D in engineering from the United States' prestigious Stanford University  and was an assistant professor in the School of Economics at Tokyo's Senshu University.\n In 1986  he first won a lower house seat in a Hokkaido constituency as a ruling LDP member  and he has been re-elected six times since then.\n He left the ruling party in 1993 and -- after forming a now-defunct party with other LDP defectors to temporarily oust the ruling party -- co-founded the DPJ in 1996  going on to lead it for the first time from 1999 to 2002.\n Hatoyama is married to a former actress  Miyuki  also famous for her cookbooks  and has one son  who teaches engineering at a university in Moscow.\n His hobbies  according to his website  include touch football  tennis  watching baseball  listening to music  karaoke and computing.",
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            "input": "But  Steve Ranson  the former editor of the Lahontan Valley News and an advocate for protecting students' First Amendment rights   said a brand-new Nevada law says otherwise.\n Ranson  advocated for the passage of a law last legislative session  commonly referred to as the New Voices legislation  that explicitly prohibits school district “restrictions on the publication of any content in a pupil publication.”\n Ranson  said the photos of athletes on club teams hardly constitute a disruption.\n“If it’s not disruptive  I’m not seeing what their logic is ”  Ranson  said.",
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            "input": "Corey Lewandowski  appeared on Tuesday's episode of \"The View\" to promote  his  new book  \"Let Trump Be Trump \" co-authored with David Bossie.\n Lewandowski  immediately started screaming at her.\n“What I say is   he ’s tough!  He ’s a killer! I want a killer as president!”  he  screamed.\n“Absolutely! I want to make sure that we are the toughest  greatest in the world and that we are safe ”  Lewandowski  continued to shout.",
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            "input": "Mark E. Smith  Was An Uncompromising And Essential Voice From Music's Fringe\nIt is safe to say that there was no one else like  Mark E. Smith . The irascible leader of the legendary Manchester post-punk group The Fall — who died yesterday at the age of 60 — was a true artist and eccentric. An acerbic British icon with working-class roots  his words were like cryptic incantations  layered with bone-dry wit and an interest in horror  fantasy and the surreal.  Smith  was a stubborn contrarian who broke new ground both sonically and lyrically with the band  he  founded  and then owned that territory for over 40 years and dozens of albums.\nThe Fall first formed in Prestwich  near Manchester  in 1976  taking its name from the title of a darkly philosophical novel by Albert Camus. The group bonded over a share interest in literature  bands like Can and the Velvet Underground and copious amounts of psychedelic drugs. ( Smith  even took acid before  his  high school O-level exams  according to an account by  his  friend Dave Haslam.)\n Smith 's unique skill as a lyricist was evident from the band's earliest days   his  stream-of-consciousness style laced with sideways references  quirky humor  sharply honed imagery and trenchant observations on British society  culture and politics. \"It was like a poetry group at first \" recalled Martin Bramah  The Fall's first guitarist  to the critic Simon Reynolds in the anthology Totally Wired. \"We used to share our innermost feelings in words and play our favorite albums.  Mark  bought a guitar but couldn't play it. I was already singing in another band  so the first lineup of The Fall was me singing and  Mark  playing guitar. It quickly switched because  Mark  was writing these mad  well-observed lyrics. Our early stuff sounded American  but  Mark  picked up on how to make Manchester interesting.\"\nManchester occupies a legendary place in music lore; a huge number of bands were spawned within the city's grim industrial confines during that era. The scene surrounding Joy Division and Factory Records captured the public's imagination  but it was The Fall who held the crown as the strangest and most singular band to have ever come out of Manchester. The group's debut album  1979's Live at the Witch Trials  proved  it  to already be well on  its  way to developing a signature sound: a churning  propulsive rhythm section  an emphasis on extreme  almost trancelike repetition and pointed  cryptic lyrics that  Smith  scowled with a voice that sometimes sounded like  he  was gargling razorblades. With each successive album  The Fall honed its technique  with  Smith  reveling in all ideas that ran counter to social norms.\nThe Fall proudly showed off that flair for the bizarre and monstrous  titling its 1980 album Grotesque (After the Gramme.) By this time  the original founding members of The Fall — Bramah on guitar  Tony Friel on bass  Karl Burns on drums  Una Baines on keyboards and  Smith  on vocals — had dissolved  leaving  Smith  as the sole original member. It was a theme that would continue apace throughout  Smith 's long career in The Fall — the members of the group shifted constantly and erratically from album to album  or even from month to month  with  Smith  as the only constant presence. Nearly 70 people have been members of The Fall over the course of the past four decades — an eye-popping number. \"If it's me and your granny on bongos  it's The Fall \" Smith once famously quipped — less a joke than a statement of fact.\n Smith 's group garnered many prominent fans — the legendary British DJ John Peel was a constant champion — but The Fall never quite hit the mainstream in the United States. In the 1980s   Smith 's marriage and creative partnership with Brix Smith (now Brix Smith Start) helped lead to some of the catchiest  most upbeat music of their career — most notably on 1985's This Nation's Saving Grace — but the band remained oblique and abstruse  even in its poppiest days. \"He never once compromised \" Brix Smith Start wrote of  Smith  in a statement released after his death  \"how many others can leave this life with such a singularity of vision?\"\nMark E. Smith led The Fall through over 30 studio albums  along with a flood of EPs  singles  and collaborations  amounting to dizzying discography that could bewilder even the most die-hard record collector. Some of these records were absurdly brilliant — like Hex Enduction Hour (1982) and The Wonderful and Frightening World Of... (1984); others were a mixed bag  and a few were absolute failures. The same could be said for The Fall's live performances  which could be as transcendent as they were unhinged. It didn't help that  Smith  picked fights with band mates and girlfriends  or that  his  behavior could be prickly  to say the least.\n Smith  kept creating  and kept touring  up until almost the end. As the guiding force of The Fall — and the only member of The Fall who never quit the band — Smith and The Fall became synonymous with each other. And while many bands were inspired by The Fall — Pavement  Sonic Youth and the Pixies among them — no one sounded exactly like the group. Without  Smith   there can be no Fall  and the wonderful and frightening world of music  he  ferociously hurled forth is now a bit less wonderful and frightening as a result. \"When I'm dead and gone / my vibrations will live on / In vibes on vinyl through the years \"  he  howled on the song \"Psykick Dancehall \" released in 1979. The Fall's music will  indeed  live on.",
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            "input": "Thierno Diallo  59  a security guard originally from Conakry  Guinea  who lives in a ground floor apartment  said  he  was asleep when  he  heard banging on the door. It took  him  a moment to realize what was happening.\n\"Only when I heard people screaming  'There's a fire in the building!'\"  he  said. \"I heard somebody  'Oh! Fire! Fire! Fire!'\"\n He  ran outside in  his  bathrobe  jacket and sandals.\nKenneth Kodua  37  said  he  left  his  apartment to get food  leaving  his  roommate behind  and came back to find people fleeing in a panic.\nHours later   he  was still trying to find out whether  his  roommate had escaped.\n\"I tried calling her. I tried calling. No answer \"  he  said  still clutching  his  bag of uneaten food.  His  phone was dead.",
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            "input": "MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was barred on Monday from running in next year’s presidential election after officials ruled he was ineligible to take part due to a suspended prison sentence he says was trumped up.\nThe decision by the central election commission was widely expected as election officials had repeatedly declared  Navalny  would be ineligible to run. Twelve members of the 13-member commission voted to bar  Navalny . One member abstained  citing a possible conflict of interest.\n Navalny   41  who polls show would struggle to beat incumbent Vladimir Putin in the March election  said he would appeal and called on his supporters to boycott the election and campaign against it being held.\n“We knew this could happen  and so we have a straight-forward  clear plan ”  Navalny  said in a pre-recorded video released immediately after the decision.\n Navalny  said  he  would use  his  campaign headquarters across Russia to support the boycott and monitor turnout on voting day  March 18.\nPolls show Putin  65  who has dominated Russia’s political landscape for the last 17 years  is on course to be comfortably re-elected  making  him  eligible to serve another six years until 2024  when  he  turns 72.\n Navalny  says Putin’s support is exaggerated and artificially maintained by a biased state media and an unfair system. He says he could defeat him in a fair election  an assertion Putin’s supporters have said is laughable.\n‘DO  THE RIGHT THING’\nRussian opposition leader Alexei Navalny  speaks to the media after submitting  his  documents to be registered as a presidential candidate at the Central Election Commission in Moscow  Russia December 24  2017. REUTERS/Tatyana Makeyeva\nBefore the commission voted   Navalny   dressed in a dark suit  had demanded  he  be allowed to take part in the election delivering a speech that angered election officials.\nIn one heated exchange   he  said Russian voters’ faith in the system hung in the balance.\n“If you do not allow me to run  you are taking a decision against millions of people who are demanding that  Navalny  take part ”  he  said  referring to  himself  in the first person.\n“You are not robots  you are living  breathing human beings you are an independent body ... for once in your lives  do the right thing ”  he  said.\n His  supporters clapped  him   but officials were unmoved.\nEbzeev said there could not be “the slightest doubt” that  Navalny  was ineligible to run  a reference to Russia’s constitution that bars him running because of his suspended sentence relating to an embezzlement case.\n Navalny  has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing  and says the case is politically motivated.",
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            "input": "Banned From Election   Putin Foe Navalny Pursues Politics By Other Means Enlarge this image toggle caption Evgeny Feldman / AP Evgeny Feldman / AP All that separates Alexei Navalny ' s office from the outside world is a long hallway and a door — which police have sawed open twice in the past year to search for imaginary bombs . The Kremlin ' s most vocal critic runs his nationwide opposition network from a desk strewn with papers in a cramped corner office of his Anti - Corruption Foundation   housed in a nondescript Moscow business center . \" I want to live in a normal country   and refuse to accept any talk about Russia being doomed to being a bad   poor or servile country  \" Navalny said in an interview with NPR . \" I want to live here   and I can ' t tolerate the injustice that for many people has become routine .\" Europe The Role Opposition Parties Play In Russian Politics The Role Opposition Parties Play In Russian Politics Listen · 3 : 25 3 : 25 The 41 - year - old lawyer   who once tried to foment shareholder revolts at giant state - run companies   has in less than a decade risen to the forefront of Russia ' s opposition — and provokes such an allergic reaction with President Vladimir Putin that he won ' t utter Navalny ' s name in public . Yet after spending a year crisscrossing the country in a quixotic bid to unseat Putin   Navalny was denied registration as a candidate in the March 18 presidential election . Now Navalny is calling for an election boycott to protest what he calls a predetermined vote   pitting Putin against seven preapproved candidates who have no intention of winning . ' The basis of Putin ' s regime ' His experience as a lawyer in Russia ' s courts steered him toward politics   Navalny said   because he realized the only way to guarantee an independent judiciary is by overhauling the country ' s entire political system . \" I ' m definitely not alone   and I ' m not some kind of dissident  \" he said . \" If you take any of my anti - corruption investigations or any points from my political platform   I ' m sure the majority of Russian citizens would support me — and that ' s why I wasn ' t allowed to run .\"  Navalny  said  his  main challenge isn ' t so much overcoming apathy as the belief imposed from above that nothing can be changed : \" That ' s the basis of Putin ' s regime .\" Putin is afraid because he knows his legendary 80 percent approval ratings are possible only in a political vacuum where there is no competition   Navalny said . His presidential campaign claims that it had signed up more than 200   000 volunteers and had opened 81 offices nationwide . Enlarge this image toggle caption Vasily Maximov / AFP / Getty Images Vasily Maximov / AFP / Getty Images What kind of threat Navalny really poses to Putin   65   who has run Russia for 18 years   is open to debate . \" Putin is doing everything to convince himself that Navalny isn ' t dangerous  \" said Russian political analyst Tatyana Stanovaya . \" Navalny is betting on the gradual deterioration of the regime as it gets older .\" A poll published by the Carnegie Moscow Center this week shows that 42 percent of Russians believe \" decisive   comprehensive changes \" are necessary — while almost the same amount   41 percent   said \" only minor changes \" are needed and 11 percent think no changes are necessary . Asked to name the politician with the best reform plan   25 percent said Putin and just 2 percent Navalny . More than 60 percent said \" no one \" or \" not sure .\" An Internet native with a fuzzy ideology Navalny vows to keep fighting Putin by using his main tool to reach Russia ' s far - flung population — the Internet . He has more than 2 million followers on Twitter as well as 2 million subscribers to his two YouTube channels . \" Probably you can call me a person of the Internet  \" he said . \" It was a lifesaver not just for me but everyone else who suddenly found themselves under censorship .\"  Navalny  has been all but banned from Russia ' s national TV stations   except for documentary - style films that paint  him  as a paid stooge of Western European governments . In January   Putin said criticism from the State Department that  Navalny ' s  candidacy was not registered showed the U . S . administration ' s true preference for who should sit in the Kremlin   and constituted interference in Russia ' s domestic politics .  Navalny  has built  his  political career on attacking Putin and investigating the fortunes of members of the president ' s entourage . But asked to describe  his  own ideology    Navalny  balks   saying Russian political labels don ' t translate well to the American context . For example    he  said   the views of a Russian Communist might be most comparable to a right - wing conservative in the United States   while a liberal in Russia could be considered a libertarian in America . Under the conditions of an authoritarian regime   political labels are irrelevant   Navalny said   because his main goal is to unite people who agree on basic values such as the separation of powers   the rule of law and an independent judiciary . Once Putin leaves power   that coalition will then go its separate ways   he said . Some opposition supporters cannot forgive Navalny for flirting with far - right Russian nationalists before the last wave of anti - government protests six years ago . He maintains that the label doesn ' t bother him . Political analyst Stanovaya said she wouldn ' t exaggerate Navalny ' s sympathy for nationalists   as any politician who wants to be successful in Russia has to appeal to Russian patriotism . \" It ' s Navalny ' s conscious choice not to define his ideology so he doesn ' t box himself in beforehand . He needs the freedom to act   and the game he ' s playing is beyond any ideological boundaries  \" Stanovaya said . \" He ' s counting on protest — any protest — and on discontent in the population .\" Putin ' s ' creeping expansion into the Internet ' A lot of Navalny ' s ideas about how politics should work come from an eight - month fellowship at Yale University eight years ago   which he said opened his eyes to \" the bigger picture \" of how the rest of the world functions   including the rough - and - tumble ride of American politics . One reason for current tensions between the U . S . and Russia is that Putin ' s people still can ' t believe that democracy actually works   according to Navalny . Enlarge this image toggle caption Alexandra Dalsbaek / AFP / Getty Images Alexandra Dalsbaek / AFP / Getty Images He said he doesn ' t have any doubts that the Russian government interfered in the 2016 U . S . presidential election because similar methods have been deployed against members of the Russian opposition : hacked emails   the publication of false personal information and attacks on social media accounts by armies of bots . \" Putin is conducting a creeping expansion into the Internet — extremely effectively and cheaply  \" Navalny said . \" Of course he had fun hacking those servers and meddling   but it didn ' t have any significant effect on the elections .\" Amid all the hostility between the U . S . and Russia   Navalny said the affinity between Putin and President Trump is inexplicable   especially considering that the Kremlin has based even its domestic policy on anti - Americanism . \" This makes no sense   and there is no rational explanation for it . But maybe one day there will be a new Watergate and we ' ll learn a lot about these amazing ties  \" he said . Beyond the personal relationship of presidents    Navalny  said that the strategic interests of Washington and Moscow are largely aligned   and that instead of squabbling the countries should be pursuing nuclear non - proliferation and fighting terrorists together . A key move to bettering relations would be for Russia to stop its involvement in the war in eastern Ukraine   he said . \" We ' re a Western country  \"  Navalny  said . \" Russia — based on its size   population   nuclear weapons and intellectual potential — should strive to be a leading European country .\" Russia should aim to join the European Union and work on participating in a joint security system with NATO members like the U . S .  Britain and France   he said . Persevering in pursuit of transformation Russia ' s orientation has been the subject of debate for centuries in a tug - of - war between Westernizers and traditionalists . In today ' s globalized world   that choice is no longer relevant   said Fyodor Lukyanov   editor - in - chief of Russia in Global Affairs . \" It ' s not about how to become part of so - called wider Europe   because wider Europe is shrinking  \" said Lukyanov   referring to centrifugal forces driving countries like Britain out of the EU . \" It ' s a completely different constellation of forces . It ' s not current or relevant for Russia   NATO or Europe .\" Enlarge this image toggle caption Alexander Zemlianichenko / AP Alexander Zemlianichenko / AP Even if Navalny ' s vision of Russia ' s place in the world seems illusory   he also wants Russia to be more Western internally . Should he ever come to power    Navalny  said   his first priority would be reforming the judiciary . The second would be abandoning Russia ' s strong presidency for a European - style parliamentary system . For now    Navalny  is focusing on activating what  he  calls the \" living political network \"  he  formed while preparing  his  luckless presidential bid . On election day    Navalny  wants to send out teams of volunteers to observe polling nationwide for any irregularities . A little more than six years ago   reports of mass vote rigging during parliamentary elections served as the spark that got tens of thousands of Russians taking part in a winter of anti - government protests that rattled the Kremlin . In December 2011   he was one of the first opposition leaders to call people out to the street .",
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            "input": "However  the Serbian economy is still facing serious challenges as unemployment rate is high and rising  while output and investment remain weak  the head of the IMF mission here  Albert Jaeger  told reporters.\n \"The (economic) crisis demonstrated that Serbia cannot afford to return to its pre-crisis model of growth\" based on high consumption and low domestic savings and low exports  Jaeger said.\n Serbia should \"follow the example of more successful economies in Eastern Europe \" he said  adding that \"Serbian policy makers now face a clear choice.\"\n \"They can return to pre-crisis growth model that is unlikely to produce sustained and stable growth  or to take painful and sometimes politically difficult measures that will make the economy more competetive  raise domestic savings and give the dinar better chance to compete against the euro \" Jaeger said.",
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            "input": "PORTO ALEGRE  Brazil (Reuters) - A Brazilian appeals court unanimously upheld the corruption conviction of  former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva  on Wednesday and added to  his  sentence  a major blow to the popular politician’s plans to run again for the presidency this year.\nAll three appellate court judges voted to uphold  Lula ’s convictions on taking bribes and money laundering. They also added 2-1/2 years to  his  sentence  condemning  him  to 12 years in prison.  Lula   Brazil’s first working-class leader  so far remains free pending future appeals.\n Lula   72  could now be ineligible to stand for election under Brazil’s “Ficha Limpa” or “Clean Record” law  which bans political candidates whose convictions have been upheld by an appellate court.\n Lula ’s exclusion from the October election would radically alter the political landscape ahead of a campaign in which  he  is the early favorite  with 36 percent of voter preferences according to pollster Datafolha. That is double the percentage of  his  nearest rival  the far-right congressman and former army captain Jair Bolsonaro  who has been energized by anti-Lula sentiment.\nBut  Lula  still has options. An electoral court must make the final ruling on a candidacy  and would only do so once a candidate had registered.\n Lula  can appeal Wednesday’s decision by the appeals court in Porto Alegre to Brazil’s top appeals court or to the Supreme Court to delay a final ruling  possibly avoiding jail and stringing the process out long enough to register  his  candidacy by the Aug. 15 deadline.\nAt a nighttime rally in a central Sao Paulo plaza   Lula  stood atop a sound truck and rallied supporters  blasting the ruling as a “lie”  and strongly maintained  his  innocence.\n Lula  said that if the three judges could “show me the crime I committed  I would give up trying to be a candidate.”\n“I want the judges to know that I am not worried like they think I should be ”  Lula  said. “They cannot jail ideas or hope.”\nOpponents of  Lula   meanwhile  celebrated on Sao Paulo’s main avenue with a giant blown-up figure of the ex-president dressed as a prison convict.\n Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva  speaks at the metallurgical trade union while the Brazilian court decides on  his  appeal against a corruption conviction that could bar  him  from running in the 2018 presidential race  in Sao Bernardo do Campo  Brazil January 24  2018. REUTERS/Leonardo Benassatto\n Lula  is one of scores of powerful politicians and businessmen caught up in sweeping corruption probes that have wracked the Brazilian establishment since 2014.\n He  faces six more indictments in corruption cases ranging from receiving bribes from engineering firm Odebrecht [ODBES.UL] to obstructing justice and trafficking  his  influence to obtain government decisions favoring the auto industry.\n He  is among over 100 people convicted in the “Car Wash” investigation  the most sprawling of Brazil’s numerous probes. It focuses on graft involving oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro  known as Petrobras   and other state-run companies.\n Lula  was convicted of corruption and money laundering last year for accepting a beachside apartment from an engineering firm vying for contracts with Petrobras.\nProsecutors said the apartment and its refurbishing was a bribe worth 3.7 million reais ($1.1 million).  Lula  maintains  he  never owned the penthouse apartment  criticizing prosecutors for what  Lula ’s lawyers called a reliance on the plea bargain testimony of one witness  businessman Leo Pinheiro.",
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            "input": "LONDON —  Nikolay Storonsky  was in a hurry.\n He  had a plane to catch. But doing things quickly is just Storonsky's style.\nWhile Revolut's company culture is not for everyone   Storonsky  said  it  is the culture that makes the business such a success.\n He  added: \"Attrition is actually very low. We designed a whole onboarding process plus first six months as a continuing interview process — we see how  he  performs  how  he  feeds the culture  how  he  feeds the team  and most importantly  what  he  delivers.\n\"It's more complex compared to a year ago \"  Storonsky  said. \"It's more complex the more people you have around you.\"\nRelaxation is important.  Storonsky  is an avid kite surfer and still makes time for  his  hobby.\n\"It's the only thing that I do apart from working \"  he  said. \"What's good about kite surfing is it switches your brain off completely and you just don't think  and you become so relaxed — it's effectively equivalent to meditation.",
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            "input": "Now  Momoh  watched as the gem found in from a field not far from  his  tin-roof room home was snapped up for $6 536 360.\nThen  Momoh  did something unprecedented:  he  decided to hand it over to the government.  He  figured the money made on selling the stone would be used for public services in a country recently devastated by Ebola and mudslides . For weeks afterwards in Sierra Leone  websites and bars alike in Sierra Leone were abuzz with talk of the giant diamond. “I don't know whether [ he ’s] being honest or naïve ” one poster wrote on Facebook. “But I seriously doubt whether [President Ernest Bai] Koroma will care to share the proceeds with his kitchen cabinet.”\nThe dealer  a man with years of experience in the murky world of diamond trading  became the first of several who would try to persuade  Momoh  to smuggle the gem on the black market  and rake in tens of thousands of dollars — possibly more — for  himself .  Momoh  considered the proposal.  His  wife and three kids were waiting back home in Koryadu  a village so poor it has no running water  electricity or paved roads  despite literally sitting on diamond fields. .\n Emmanuel Momoh   a tall and soft-spoken pastor from Sierra Leone who had travelled outside  his  country for the first time  was following nervously as some 70 bids came in online and in phone calls. Going under the hammer was a massive gem called the “Peace Diamond ” which was expected to fetch tens of millions of dollars.  Momoh  had briefly been its owner.\nAfter years of struggling to feed  his  family on a paltry income as an evangelical preacher (and selling peanuts as a side business)   Momoh  applied for a mining license in 2012. In Sierra Leone’s diamond-rich eastern region  villagers often pool their money into artisanal mines. Few  though  strike it lucky in the unregulated and often-dangerous informal mines.  Momoh ’s team dredged up a few carats a month  making precious little profits.\nThe country’s gems were once at the heart of Sierra Leone’s brutal war that ended in 2002.  Momoh  lived through the decade-long conflict waged over who would control mineral-rich fields like the ones where  his  diggers made their lucky find. The stones found there were smuggled across the borders by rebels in exchange for arms and ammunitions. The digging was carried out by an enslaved population under threat of death by the rebels  earning them the dark nickname “blood diamonds” and eventually setting off an international backlash against their sale.\nArtisanal mining — mining without heavy equipment — is back breaking work. Using spades  crowbars  and pick axes  diggers sift through several tons of earth to find a single carat of diamonds. The physical labor takes a toll  with miners often suffering hernias  exhaustion and exposure to malaria and parasites by drinking from polluted streams.  Momoh  often paid their medical bills  a drain  he  could barely afford.\nBy March this year   he ’d told  his  wife  he  was considering letting  his  diggers go. “I told my wife  it’s very difficult to balance between our family needs and those of workers. It’s challenging. You’re looking for something you don’t know if you’ll ever find.”\nSo when a knock came on his door on the evening of March 13   Momoh  hoped there hadn’t been an accident. Four dust-covered workers walked into  his  living room. One of them  a man called Komba Johnbull  said  he  first needed 800 000 leones — roughly $100 and easily an entire month’s wage. “ He  said  ‘I think something important has happened. But before I tell you  you have to give me 800 000 leones ’”  Momoh  recalled. “I said  ‘what do you mean  what are you talking about?’”\nAs the manager and financial supporter of the group   Momoh  was the legal owner of anything discovered. But tradition dictates that diggers are entitled to a dash  or stipend  from their financier when they make a significant find. Quickly realizing it must be big news to require such a hefty dash   Momoh  once again scraped together the cash and gave it to  his  worker.\n He  was stunned at the gem that was handed over to  him .\n“The reaction was — I mean  everyone was just… ”  he  faltered  trying to summon the words. “Every one of us was very happy. We knew it was special.”\nStill  at that point no one in the room realized quite how big a find they had on their hands. Diamonds in Sierra Leone are some of the highest quality in the world  typically so clear and transparent that they’re known as “glasses.” The rock in front of  Momoh  was orange-hued  with tiny red speckles.\n Momoh  decided to take it to a diamond dealer in Kono who was known for paying cash upfront with minimal fuss. Miners are legally allowed to sell smaller diamonds  though larger ones have to be handed over to the government  who then share a fraction of the final sale price with the original owners.\nThe dealer immediately suggested a different option: without alerting anyone else  they could find a buyer and share the money between themselves. “He said  there’s no need to sell this. If you take this diamond to the government  you will not get anything out of it ”  Momoh  recalled.\nThe dealer refused to hand back the diamond as he desperately tried to convince  Momoh  to follow his plan. The discussion dragged on for hours. “It was very difficult to remove that diamond from the Lebanese [dealer]. We stayed four or five hours in that office that night  until finally we are able to convince  him  to bring that diamond out.”",
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            "input": "CLEVELAND (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve needs to continue gradual rate hikes despite broad uncertainty about the path of inflation   Fed Chair Janet Yellen  said on Tuesday in remarks that acknowledged the central bank’s struggles to forecast one of its key policy objectives.\nIt is possible   Yellen  said  that the Fed may have “misspecified” its models for inflation  and “misjudged” key facts like the underlying strength of the labor market and whether inflation expectations are as stable as they seem  and central bankers need to remain open to that possibility as they decide on policy.\nStill  recent low inflation was likely a reflection of factors that would fade over time and despite uncertainties  it “would be imprudent to keep monetary policy on hold until inflation is back to 2 percent ”  Yellen  said in a 37-page address to the National Association for Business Economics\n Yellen ’s remarks attempt to resolve a debate that has split members of the central bank among those worried that inflation may be permanently anchored below the Fed’s 2 percent target because of structural changes in the global economy  and those who feel it is only a matter of time before tight labor markets lead wages and prices to rise.\nThe dollar shot up then retreated after Yellen’s comments  reflecting uncertainty about her message. Treasury yields and stocks edged slightly higher.\n Yellen  said Tuesday  she  would be looking at inflation and labor market data closely in coming months to assess the outlook  but “the data is noisy and it’s not going to be a magic bullet.”\nAnd while the timing of rate hikes may not be predictable   she  said  “the path is likely to be gradual.”\n Yellen  walked systematically through arguments that weak inflation reflected structural changes  and largely discounted them.\nThere was not yet “empirical support” for the theory that global trade  worldwide supply chains  and other forces were holding down U.S. prices   she  said.\nMeanwhile  the Fed calculates that cyclical slack in the labor market was now having a “negligible” impact on low inflation readings  compared to oil prices and other changes that will fade. And some aspects of the labor market that appear weak  such as the still-elevated number of part-time workers  may reflect permanent changes in the workforce  and not cyclical factors   Yellen  said.\nBut for now the Fed “continues to anticipate that  with gradual adjustments in the stance of monetary policy  inflation will rise and stabilize at around 2 percent over the medium term ”  she  said. “We should be wary of moving too gradually.”",
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            "input": "Hamilton Police Sgt.  Michael Virga  was on patrol around 3 a.m. when  he  saw  it . \" It  was a pinpoint in the sky  then a bright lime green streak and then  it  disintegrated \"  he  tells NPR.\n He  thought at first maybe  it  was a firework but was jolted enough to pull over and roll back the video. And sure enough  it  had recorded a clear view of the display. Virga said a later look at the website of the American Meteor Society  which tracks such sightings  confirmed that many others also saw the meteor.\nOf his own experience   Virga  said it was a matter of simply \"being in the right place at the right time.\" After the department posted the video to Facebook  he says  social media have been lighting up about it too.\n\"It's something different \"  Virga  says.",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE Texas Public Safety authorities say the Sutherland Springs church shooting appears to have stemmed from a \"domestic situation.\" It's not the first domestic incident involving suspected gunman  Devin Kelley . USA TODAY\nInvestigators are still probing what led  Devin Kelley  to target the First Baptist Church in the small town of Sutherland Springs  Texas  but authorities noted  he  was embroiled in an ongoing domestic dispute with  his  wife’s family.  His  mother-in-law had attended the church  but  his  in-laws were not at Sunday’s deadly service.\n“We can tell you that there was a domestic situation going on within  his  family ” said Texas Department of Public Safety regional director Freeman Martin. “The mother-in-law had attended this church. We know she had received threatening texts from him.”\nBoth President Trump and Gov. Greg Abbott said Monday that  Kelley   who is accused of killing 26 people and wounding 20 others  suffered from mental health problems. They did not disclose the nature of his mental illness.\nEarlier this year   Kelley  worked for five and a half weeks as an unarmed security guard at Schlitterbahn New Braunfels  park spokesperson Winter Prosapio said in an email. The water park in this San Antonio suburb is located about 35 miles north of where  Kelley  conducted the largest mass shooting in Texas history.\nAir Force spokeswoman Ann Stefanek said  Kelley  served in Logistics Readiness at Holloman Air Force Base in southern New Mexico from 2010 until his discharge in 2014. After he was court-martialed in 2012 for assaulting his spouse and a child  he received a bad conduct discharge  was confined for 12 months at Naval Consolidated Brig Miramar in California and busted to the service’s lowest rank.\n Kelley  was alleged to have fractured the skull of  his  young stepson  said Don Christensen  the Air Force's former chief prosecutor whose office oversaw  Kelley 's prosecution.\nThe Air Force on Monday said it failed to flag  Kelley  as banned from buying the weapons  he  used in the killing spree.  Kelley ’s domestic violence offense was not entered into the National Criminal Information Center database by the Air Force officials at Holloman Air Force Base  Stefanek said in a statement.\nThe Air Force was required to provide the information to the database because  Kelley  was convicted of a domestic assault and under federal law would not have been able to purchase a gun legally.\nThe Bureau of Alcohol  Tobacco  Firearms and Explosives (ATF) said  Kelley  owned four guns  purchasing two in Colorado and two in Texas since 2014.\n Kelley  had another run in with law enforcement in August 2014 while living in a Colorado mobile home park.\nFour witnesses at the mobile home park said they saw  Kelley  repeatedly punch a white and brown husky  according to an El Paso County Sheriff’s Department incident report.\nOne witness said  Kelley  picked up the dog by its neck and slammed it onto the ground. Other witnesses also said they saw  Kelley  punch the dog and then drag the dog away.\n Kelley  initially refused to leave his camper when deputies arrived at the scene and told them he wouldn't talk to them about the incident or let them see his dog without a search warrant.\nHe later admitted to deputies that he jumped on the dog  because the animal had been acting aggressively toward another dog in the area. But  Kelley  denied punching the dog.\nThe dog was impounded  and  Kelley  was released at the scene with a summons to appear in court.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Richard Sherman  is not a fan of the NFL's injury reports.\nSpeaking with reporters on Wednesday   Sherman  who has been listed as questionable the past two weeks despite not missing a defensive snap for the Seahawks   said that the injury reports existed more for the people betting on the games than anyone else.\n\"I guess from what I understand the rule is for the gamblers  for Vegas  to make sure the odds and everything are what they are supposed to be  which is apparently what the league is concerned about when talking about injuries and things like that \"  Sherman  said. \"So maybe somebody should look into that  because I thought we weren't a gambling league and we were against all those things. But our injury report is specifically to make sure the gamblers get their odds right.\"\nIn response to  Sherman 's comments  the NFL put out a statement seemingly confirming  Sherman 's beliefs. However  the league counters the claim that they are for gambling  and instead suggesting that they are to protect the league from gambling.\n Sherman  added that  it  wasn't just people betting on games in Las Vegas that were beneficiaries of the NFL's injury reports. \"Fantasy football  oh my God  \" Sherman  said. \"They are almost as bad as the gamblers.\"\nWhile he was lighthearted by the end of the presser  it's striking to see a player call out the league for a policy as plainly as  Sherman  did in this case. You can watch  Sherman 's comments below.\nThe Seahawks head to Nashville on Sunday to take on the Tennessee Titans. Having not missed a game since 2011  fans can expect  Sherman  to play  regardless of what the injury report says on Sunday.",
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            "input": "(CNN)  Rob Porter  was involved in serious discussions to be promoted when  he  abruptly resigned from the White House last week amid allegations that  he  abused  his  two ex-wives  multiple sources familiar with the matter tell CNN.\n His  anticipated elevation further highlights how top White House officials were willing to overlook indications from the FBI that there were potential abuse allegations in  his  background in exchange for professional competence in a tumultuous West Wing.\n Porter  had been actively lobbying to take on new policy portfolios outside the traditional scope of the staff secretary  one person familiar with the matter said  which included speechwriting duties and a role in planning policy rollouts. Neither of those tasks is traditionally carried out by the staff secretary.\nOne of the areas  Porter  was set to delve further into was trade policy  according to the person.  Porter  was a regular attendee at a weekly trade meeting among top-level administration officials.\n He  was also being considered for the deputy chief of staff position  another source familiar with the situation said. CNN reported Friday that Jim Carroll  who served as the deputy chief of staff for less than three months  was stepping down to helm the Office of National Drug Control Policy.",
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            "input": "Laura Moser  never had any desire to run for office.  Her  husband worked in politics  and  she  considered  herself  to be a highly “involved volunteer ” but beyond that maintained some space from the political sphere.\nMoser  40  was overwhelmed by the election of President Donald J. Trump  and the ensuing pain  she  saw in  her  own community on Facebook. The outpouring of grief and mass desire to do something that  she  saw on social media led  Moser  to found Daily Action in December 2016  a service that texts daily action items ― like calling your representatives to talk about gun control or forwarding a reminder to voters in Virginia to get to to the polls ― to users’ phones. By early May 2017   she  had officially announced  she  would be running for Congress.\n Moser ’s story isn’t unique. Across the nation  women from all over the political spectrum decided to run for elected office in the wake of the 2016 presidential race. Within a month of the election  non-partisan organization  She  Should Run had heard from 4 500 women interested in running for elected office. By February  that number rose to 13 000. Emily’s List  a PAC focusing on electing pro-choice Democratic women to office  saw a similar spike in interest.\n Laura Moser   40  Running for Congress in Texas  District 7\nCourtesy of  Laura Moser",
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            "input": "Denny Hamlin  is one of 12 drivers that advanced to the second round of the 2017 playoffs. (Photo: Matthew O'Haren  USA TODAY Sports)\nAs team sponsorship dollars continue to dwindle   NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin  said  he  thinks racecar drivers who risk their lives should be paid on par with NBA and NFL athletes.\n“We’re way underpaid as racecar drivers ”  Hamlin  said  via ESPN and NBC Sports  at a charity event Wednesday in Charlotte. “There’s no doubt  doing what we do  the schedule that we have and the danger that we incur every single week  NASCAR drivers should be making NBA  NFL money.\n“I'm sure this will be in some headline somewhere where  Denny  says drivers aren't paid enough  but I'm basing it off all other sports. I'm not including  myself . I'm including the back half of the field — those drivers are risking the same amount I am and they should be paid a hell of a lot more.\"\nPHOTOS:  DENNY HAMLIN  THROUGH THE YEARS\n“The pie has to be shifted for sure ”  Hamlin  said. “The TV dollars coming into NASCAR is higher than it’s ever been  but we’re seeing fewer and fewer (sponsored racing) teams  and it just can’t survive. So it economically doesn’t make sense. The pie  the amount of TV money that the race teams share  has to go up  in my opinion.\nAccording to Forbes   Hamlin  was the third-highest paid driver in 2016. Hamlin  who opened 2016 by winning the Daytona 500 and finished the season ranked sixth in the final standings  earned $15.2 million from salary  bonuses  prize money  endorsements and licensing. Hendrick Motorsports driver Jimmie Johnson  who won his seventh championship last year  was the top earner with $21.8 million.",
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            "input": "Andrew Conley showed no remorse or emotion as he described choking to death Conner Conley as the two wrestled Sunday  a probable cause affidavit said. He told investigators the child's last words were \"Andrew  stop.\"\n Conley said he dragged his brother's body to his car before driving to see his girlfriend  who told investigators the teen \"seemed happy  more happy than she had seen him in a while \" according to the affidavit. Conley said he dumped the body near a park in his town of Rising Sun  about 90 miles (145 kilometers) southeast of Indianapolis.\n Prosecutors filed preliminary charges of murder against Conley along with a supporting affidavit Thursday. He is being charged as an adult and will appear Friday in court  Negangard said.\n Conley's family did not return messages for comment Thursday. Negangard said Conley had an attorney but none was listed in the affidavit.\n The teen told investigators he had had fantasies about killing someone since he was in eighth grade  including cutting somebody's throat  and felt \"just like\" the serial killer Dexter on the Showtime television series of the same name.\n Negangard said he will consider seeking the maximum prison term of life without parole. Conley's age makes him ineligible for the death penalty.\n The teen had no juvenile record and his teachers considered him a good student  Negangard said.",
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            "input": "Bill Murray surprised Saturday Night Live viewers this weekend with a guest appearance as  former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon .\nAppearing in SNL’s “Morning Joe” sketch with Kate McKinnon playing Mika Brzezinski and Alex Moffat as Joe Scarborough  Murray pulled down the hood of a dark cloak to reveal himself as  Bannon . (In the past  the show has portrayed  Bannon  as a cloaked Grim Reaper character.)\n“My god  Steve  I always thought you looked like death but this is death warmed over ” said McKinnon as Brzezinski.  Murray’s Bannon  was appearing on the show alongside Michael Wolff  the author of Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House  played by Fred Armisen.\nMurray’s character denied the statements he made to Wolff that were published in the book — where he said that the meeting between a Russian lawyer and Donald Trump Jr.  along with Trump campaign aides  was “treasonous.” ( Bannon  has apologized for the statement  calling Trump Jr. “both a patriot and a good man.”  Bannon  has also stepped down from  his  role as executive chairman at the Breitbart News Network.)\nAs for political candidates Murray-as- Bannon  said  he  plans to promote next  those include disgraced YouTube star Logan Paul  former drug company executive and convicted felon Martin Shkreli  and the former “Subway guy” Jared Fogel  who pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography and was sentenced to 15 years in prison.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Fox announced Friday that its action-packed real-time show starring Kiefer Sutherland as anti-terrorism agent Jack Bauer will wind down at the end of its current eighth season on May 24.\n Sutherland said in a statement that the show's cast and crew \"always wanted '24' to finish on a high note  so the decision to make the eighth season our last was one we all agreed upon.\" He also said he was looking forward to creating a film version of \"24.\"\n The show has received 68 Emmy nominations  winning for outstanding drama series and for Sutherland as lead drama actor in 2006.\nKiefer Sutherland as anti-terrorism agent Jack Bauer will wind down at the end of its current eighth season on May 24.\n Sutherland said in a statement that the show's cast and crew \"always wanted '24' to finish on a high note  so the decision to make the eighth season our last was one we all agreed upon.\" He also said he was looking forward to creating a film version of \"24.\"\n The show has received 68 Emmy nominations  winning for outstanding drama series and for Sutherland as lead drama actor in 2006.\n \"This has been the role of a lifetime  and I will never be able to fully express my appreciation to everyone who made it possible \" Sutherland said. \"But when all is said and done  it is the loyal worldwide fan base that made it possible for me to have the experience of playing the role of Jack Bauer  and for that I am eternally grateful.\"",
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            "input": "-LRB- CNN -RRB- Mitt Romney confirmed Monday night he 's not Donald Trump 's pick for secretary of state . \nI could have said , ` Mitt , drop to your knees ' -- he would have dropped to his knees ,\" Trump said .",
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            "input": "Fatah supports Abbas decision not to resume peace negotiations\nThe Central Committee of the Palestinian Fatah party said Sunday it supports Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' refusal to resume negotiations with Israel until the Jewish state stops settlement in the occupied Palestinian territories.\nThe Central Committee said in a statement that AbbasAbbas' rejection to resume peace talks with Israel has met the expectations of the national and factional sectors that there should be \"clear basis for resuming the peace process.\"\nThe highest decision-making body of AbbasAbbas' Fatah party stressed that the negotiations \"are pointless as long as Israel continues to construct settlements without submitting itself to the international resolutions.\"\nOn Saturday  U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asked Abbas to drop his condition of not to resume the peace talks with Israel unless it freezes settlement building in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.",
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            "input": "Rose McGowan  cancels public appearances after screaming match\n She  had received hormone treatment for six years and was also taking medication for insomnia and anxiety  according to the study’s authors.\n The woman  used a breast pump to increase prolactin and oxytocin levels  and obtained domperidone  which is not approved in the United States but is legal in Canada.\n She  was producing eight ounces of milk a day two weeks before the baby’s due date  according to the study.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "When Armistice Day finally came   Walter  said  the teachers at her four-room schoolhouse gave the children flags and \"we paraded all through the town singing and praising God.\"\n Walter  is part of a growing demographic in the United States and around the world. According to the Centers for Disease Control  the number of Americans aged 100 and over increased nearly 44 percent from 2000 to 2014  with females accounting for 80 to 84 percent of the total. A United Nations projection estimates that the number of people hitting the century mark worldwide is expected to reach 3.2 million by 2050.\nToday  three local centenarians —  Walter   Violet Kogut and George DeJong — share their stories.\n\"I'm just a day older \" said  Walter   about her impending birthday. Born in November 1910  she attributes her longevity to her faith and good genes — her father died just shy of his 95th birthday and all of her siblings made it into their 80s  she said.\nHeidi Parent Catherine Walter turns 107 in November. A current resident of Village Woods Christian Retirement Community in Crete  Walter lived on her own in  Thornton  until a few years ago. Catherine Walter turns 107 in November. A current resident of Village Woods Christian Retirement Community in Crete  Walter lived on her own in  Thornton  until a few years ago. (Heidi Parent) (Heidi Parent)\nThough she has been witness to many fascinating world events  including Charles Lindbergh's Atlantic crossing and Neil Armstrong's walk on the moon   Walters  said what  she  remembers most fondly are the personal experiences — marriage  children  running a family business.\nToday   she  has four children  nine grandchildren  17 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren. \" She  also helped raise  her  sister's son whose father was killed during World War II \" Parent said.\n Walter  said  she  doesn't really have any dietary \"secrets.\" In fact   she  is still quite fond of baked goods and Parent said there's a running family joke about how much \"Grandma likes  her  margarine and butter.\"\nBaking   Walter  said  was a lifelong passion. Every Christmas   she 'd host cookie bake-a-thons for  her  children and grandchildren in  her  Thornton home. In the tradition of  her  mother and grandmother  the sessions would result in thousands of baked treats that would be divvied up among family members.\nOften those gatherings were filled with storytelling as  Walter  regaled the bakers with stories about having the first telephone on the block and about taking three streetcars to get to Fenger High School. On  her  wedding day  Sept. 12  1931  temperatures soared above 100  sending female guests home to change out of their velvet dresses   she  said.\n She  was 67 when  she  learned how to drive  a pursuit  she  kept secret from  her  husband Bill because  she  wanted to surprise him.\n\"One day while driving with the instructor I passed him on the road. He was driving a company truck \"  she  recalled. \"I was so glad he didn't notice me because he would have wondered what I was doing driving around with another man.\"\nLater   she  said  when Bill fell ill and needed to go back and forth to doctors offices   she  was grateful for that license.\nAlthough  she  has  her  health and  her  wits   she  admits that living longer than your peers can be a lonely accomplishment.\n\"Once Bill died  I was so lonesome I had to find things to do to stay busy \"  she  said.\n She  served on several committees at St. Paul Church  and continued to teach Sunday school.  She  also volunteered at Rest Haven and Holland Home senior centers  where some of the residents were younger than  her    she  said.",
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                "Thornton"
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            "input": "A Buffalo native  McMillan moved to the Washington area more than 10 years ago. Neighbors described her as the doting mother of a 19-year-old son named Jordan who was attending college in Virginia.\n McMillan worked for the Postal Service for years before joining the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority in 2007 as a bus driver. In March  after two months of training  she began operating trains.\n \"She was a wonderful person  very friendly  very helpful \" said Leeza Kanwal  30  a neighbor who lived on the same floor as McMillan. \"When I was pregnant  she would see me with a laundry basket and take it down to the laundry room for me.\"\n She recalled how McMillan would sit in the hall on Friday evenings with friends. \"I knew that with them sitting outside watching  it was safe for my daughter to play in the hall \" she added.",
            "output": [
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                "McMillan"
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            "input": "It shocked quite a few people when  former Heisman winner Tim Tebow  transitioned from a football career and a side gig in broadcasting to ride a bus for pennies on the dollar playing Minor League Baseball.\n Tebow  was 29 years old.  He  had not played organized baseball since high school. And there was some thought out there that  he  might still have a future on the gridiron. At the very least   he  was a well-respected college football analyst.\nDespite this   the always divisive Tebow  decided to turn in a posh gig with ESPN and the potential of furthering  his  football career by signing a minor league deal with the Mets.\nThe University of Florida alumnus would ultimately begin his baseball career in Scottsdale during the Fall League  hitting just .194 with zero homers and two RBI in 19 games (62 at-bats). What exactly was  Tebow  doing here?  He  couldn't even put up a decent performance against youngsters  some of whom were a dozen years  his  junior.\n Tebow  would then catch on with the Mets' low-level single-A affiliate in Columbia  posting a .220 average with three homers  23 RBI and 69 strikeouts in 214 at-bats. For those of you who don't follow baseball  that's not good.\nEven with those struggles  the Mets' organization promoted  Tebow  to high Single-A ball in St. Lucie.  He  actually performed better against stiffer competition  posting a .231 average with five homers and 29 RBI while striking out at a lower clip.\nNow prepared to continue  his  professional baseball career   Tebow  has once again been invited to Mets Spring Training this year.",
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            "input": "David Einhorn  has a problem.\nAfter  his  Greenlight Capital has gotten walloped by the S&P 500 for years  the hedgie told  his  investors that  he  may have been investing via an outdated set of principles.\n“What if equity value has nothing to do with current or future profits and instead is derived from a company’s ability to be disruptive  to provide social change  or to advance new beneficial technologies  even when doing so results in current and future economic loss?”  Einhorn  wrote in a letter to  his  investors — a copy of which was obtained by The Post.\nMisreading market factors led  Einhorn  recently to short Tesla — one of the strongest performing stocks in recent years.",
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            "input": "Mr. Khosrowshahi  visited London as the company  he  was chosen to lead just weeks ago continued to grapple with a new set of issues. Uber’s board is considering proposals to limit the power of its co-founder and former chief executive  Travis Kalanick  as it courts a major new investment.\nWhile  Mr. Khosrowshahi  is on  his  diplomacy mission  Uber’s board is scheduled to discuss proposals that would limit Mr. Kalanick’s power. That meeting will include two new directors named by Mr. Kalanick late last week  a surprise move that escalated tensions with other board members.\nIt is a sign of the importance of the London ban that  even with Uber’s board meeting set to take place   Mr. Khosrowshahi  flew here to meet with the authorities. With 40 000 drivers and 3.5 million customers  the city is Uber’s biggest market in Europe  and one of its largest in the world.\nThe effort on Tuesday is meant to show that Uber is adopting a more conciliatory approach to working with cities. Such a change in attitude is important as Uber continues to expand globally and justify its sky-high $68.5 billion valuation ahead of an initial public offering that  Mr. Khosrowshahi  has said could come in 2019.",
            "output": [
                "Khosrowshahi"
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            "input": "Mike Adamle  was holding court.\nIn the kitchen of  his  Evanston home   he  was waving  his  arms  telling jokes like a late-night host  reciting an old football poem  he  wrote  “The Ballad of Special Teams ” and rattling off phrases in Spanish  Russian and Korean.\nBut  the Mike Adamle  who can command a room is just the surface.\nAdamle’s neurologist  Michael Smith of Rush University Medical Center  said  Adamle  has post traumatic epilepsy  which is “caused by sort of a bruising of the brain  and that happens with concussions.”\n Adamle ’s wife  Kim  said her husband’s life has changed dramatically in the last few years. She relates a story from last winter that illustrates how one loose thread can leave him unraveled.\n“ Mike 's able to be pretty independent  right ” she said. “He hasn't been able to drive for a year and a half but he can take the train  go down to the East Bank Club (gym)  and use his CTA card to come back.\nThe Adamles rely on routines  but one small problem can send  Mike  into a spiral. Impulsivity  frustration and anger set in. While Kim was trying to figure out his location   Mike  hung up on her.\nShe called the NBC Sports desk  where  Mike  had worked until  he  went on leave in 2016  a year before  he  retired in March  and asked if someone could go out and see if  he  was wandering near NBC Tower  put  him  in a taxi and send  him  home.\nPhotos of former Bears running back and  NBC-5 sportscaster Mike Adamle .\n“ Mike  luckily had come into the building ” she said  “and was talking to the security guard.”\n He  made it home safely\nAsked how  he  felt in those moments   Mike  burst out  “You (bleeping) idiot! How did you lose that? It’s so …”\n His  thought trails off.\n Mike Adamle  is adamant that  he ’s not going to wait around for the disease to claim the rest of  his  faculties.  He  and Kim have gone on the offensive  partnering with Boston University’s CTE Center and the Concussion Legacy Foundation to create a national support network for suspected CTE victims and their families  called the Mike Adamle Project: Rise Above  set to launch in late January.\n Mike Adamle  admitted during  his  Tribune interview that  he  sometimes wakes up in the middle of the night thinking about  his  mortality.\n“You pop up like this. It’s hard not to  it happens to a zillion people every day on the planet Earth ”  he  said. “I’ll be gone. I’d like to make that a little longer and I definitely don’t want to spend it in an old folks home; that’s never going to happen. So we just keep on going until.”",
            "output": [
                "Mike Adamle"
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            "input": "\"We would oppose any violence if that were to take place \"  State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert  said in response to reports that this kind of coordination was being considered. \"We hope our voices will be heard in a very strong fashion that we oppose violence on any side of this.\"\n She  was responding to a report that Iran and Iraq plan to seize control of the border crossings around a semi-autonomous region of northern Iraq that is populated by a Kurdish ethnic minority that plays a crucial role in the U.S.-led coalition to defeat the Islamic State. The tensions have arisen because the Kurds voted in support of breaking away from the rest of Iraq to form their own state  despite opposition from Baghdad and the United States.\n Nauert  took a cautious approach to the diplomatic crisis. \"The United States does not want to do anything that would inflame tensions  that's why I'm going to be very cautious with my words \"  she  said during Thursday's briefing. \"We will continue to offer our assistance to facilitate any dialogue if we are asked.\"\n Nauert  said  she  had not heard of a request for the United States to close its consulate in northern Iraq.\n\"Our relationship with the Kurds  in our view  will not change \"  she  said.",
            "output": [
                "Heather Nauert"
            ]
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            "input": "MURDEROUS  thin-skinned and in possession of nuclear weapons  the North Korean dictator   Kim Jong Un   has one good deed to  his  name:  he  has united America and China. Max Baucus  America’s ambassador to Beijing until January 2017  recalls the Chinese president  Xi Jinping  privately expressing “disgust” at Mr Kim’s reckless pursuit of nukes and missiles to carry them to other continents. Mr Xi’s frustration with North Korea’s hereditary despot stands out as “the strongest statement that I have ever heard Xi make”  says Mr Baucus. China has never sounded as closely aligned with America when it comes to using sanctions and diplomatic pressure  in a last-ditch bid to change how Mr Kim calculates his regime’s interests.\nUnfortunately for relations between the world’s two biggest economies  China will hate the next steps that America is likely to take on North Korea. Evan Medeiros  until 2015 the senior director for Asia in Barack Obama’s National Security Council  says that when the Chinese accuse America of refusing to engage in talks with the regime  this is largely “posturing”. But behind it lies a truth  that “sanctions won’t stop North Korea”. When battling the proliferation of the deadliest weapons  sanctions are always in a race with technology  says Mr Medeiros  now with the Eurasia Group  a consultancy. “Kim Jong Un is close to grasping the brass ring. We have probably lost the race and need to think about deterrence.” This could include deploying new missiles and missile-defence systems in South Korea and Japan  and perhaps another aircraft-carrier in the region.\nStill  cold-war theories of deterrence are being dusted off  with such jargon as “second-strike capability”—the certainty that a country attacked with nuclear weapons can retaliate massively. Douglas Paal  a senior Asia hand in the Reagan White House and both Bush administrations  approves of the Senate plan to place more interceptors in Alaska  in part to gain leverage over China. “We need to layer up more missile defence. China needs to see that their second-strike capacity is really deteriorating  which hurts them.” Mr Paal  who runs the Asia programme at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace  a think-tank  is in frequent contact with envoys of governments including China’s and  recently  North Korea’s. He concedes the need for talks with the  Kim  regime  alongside containment and deterrence  but notes that in previous negotiations  North Korea wanted an end to American defence alliances in Asia and to America’s troop presence in South Korea: “So we can’t get there.”\nA policy of containment would not just strain relations with China as new American weapons bristled in Asia. Global non-proliferation regimes would be tested  not least because a North Korea facing crippling sanctions might see selling nuclear technology as a lifeline. Perhaps China’s greatest nightmare involves Japan feeling compelled to build nuclear weapons (it could quickly develop the technology). A Chinese build-up of warheads in response could result in India and then Pakistan increasing their stockpiles. The unity fostered by  Mr Kim  may thus prove short-lived. If  he  builds the arsenal  he  wants  China and America will be sincere in their shared dismay. But if America then prepares to contain him  a whole new Sino-American stand-off may begin.",
            "output": [
                "Kim Jong Un"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-476e5a04eb5f4d15bbee71f6dfb2e500",
            "input": "The former First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama  spoke of investing in “creating thousands of mes” when  she  spoke Tuesday at an event put on by Klick Health  a healthcare marketing firm.\nKlick’s “MUSE” event in New York City billed  Michelle Obama  as “a transformative First Lady” and also had Sheryl Crow on hand as the musical entertainment.\nAccording to AOL   the former first lady  said “This is why I’m not going to run for president. Because I think it’s a better investment to invest in creating thousands of mes ” and “We don’t need just one  we need thousands and thousands.”\nIn ruling out a presidential run  she hinted that the  Obama  brand might not be as shiny and new was it once was  saying that young people are “tired of watching us do the same old thing and expect different results.”\nTime magazine quoted  Obama  praising Black Lives Matter activists and the anti-gun students who have been promoted into national prominence to combat the National Rifle Association after suriviving a shooting at their Parkland  Florida  high school as among the hope she sees in the youth. “We see these kids in Florida  the Black Lives Matter kids. They are smart  they are passionate  they do have the right values ” she told the audience. “They know inequity. They know wrong when they see it. There is hope in that next generation. They’re tired of watching us do the same old thing and expect different results.”\nAccording to People magazine   Obama  also appeared to admit  she  has a committee look over  her  tweets before  she  posts them. “I tweet  but I have a committee ”  she  said. “I don’t just tweet off the top of my head  which I don’t encourage people to do—especially kids.”\nThe remarks were apparently part of a thinly veiled insult to President Donald Trump over his sometimes-raucous tweeting habits. “How many kids do you know that the first thing that comes off the top of their head is the first thing they should express? You know? It’s like  ‘Take a minute. Talk to your crew before you put that [out there] and then spell check and check the grammar ’”  she  reportedly said. “I think kids do think telling it like it is and talking off the top of your head [is cool] … [but] that’s never been good. We weren’t raised like that. That’s rude. That’s what you call rude. But yes  I use social media. But I use it like a grown-up.”",
            "output": [
                "Michelle Obama"
            ]
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            "input": "\"Petrocaribe will be strengthened -- independent of the international situation  independent of the price of oil \" Venezuela President Hugo Chavez said as he arrived Friday in St. Kitts.\n His country's state Bolivarian News Agency said Petrocaribe leaders meet \"with the expectation of its expansion  as well as new programs of cooperation and attention to a world increasingly thirsty for fuel.\"\n During the meeting  Chavez called the pact a geopolitical and social \"offensive for unity \" and said Venezuela is open to accepting other nations. \"If some countries want to join  the doors are open \" he said.\n The plan promotes Chavez's vision of regional independence from the United States  and the lure of cheap oil has drawn countries friendly to Washington as well as his leftist allies.",
            "output": [
                "Hugo Chavez"
            ]
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers may have to pass another stop-gap spending bill in order to keep the federal government operating Dec. 8 when existing money runs out   U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan  told reporters on Tuesday.\n U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan  holds  his  weekly news conference in the U.S. Capitol in Washington  U.S.  November 9  2017. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque\nAsked about the timing of the budget process and the measure now in place to fund government operations through early December at last year’s levels   Ryan  told a news conference  “We might need a little bit more time to give the appropriators time to write their bill” for fiscal 2018 spending that would extend through next Sept. 30.\n Ryan  said a temporary spending bill  if needed while the longer-term one is being negotiated  would extend for a short time. “We are not talking about going into next year ”  he  said.",
            "output": [
                "Paul Ryan"
            ]
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            "input": "Almost four years after George W. Bush left office , neoconservatives still have n't grappled with his worst failures , as Jennifer Rubin reminds us in the clip above . \nAsked to name Bush 's biggest mistake , she offers two answers : -LRB- 1 -RRB- \"His failure to forcefully and promptly reply about the scurrilous allegation that he lied about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq ;\" and -LRB- 2 -RRB- his choice at the beginning of his second term to pursue private Social Security accounts before immigration reform . \nAs I see it , the Bush Administration was constantly avowing that it did n't lie about pre-war intelligence , and immigration reform was unlikely to pass regardless of when it was attempted . \nBut the larger problem with these answers is the notion that Bush 's political mistakes were more grave than the numerous substantive errors that he made while in the White House . \nMy own list of Bush Administration mistakes is much longer , but even controlling for the dramatically different ideological perspective of neoconservatives , Rubin 's picks betray a profound failure to grapple with a presidency that needlessly weakened America in multiple ways .",
            "output": [
                "George W Bush",
                "Bush"
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            "input": "That meant the bill’s passage was not assured in the House of Representatives and would need some Democratic support.  Speaker Paul Ryan  a Republican who has backed the agreement   predicted the chamber would pass the budget deal.\n“I think we will ”  Ryan  told radio host Hugh Hewitt. “This is a bipartisan bill. It’s going to need bipartisan support. We are going to deliver our share of support.”\nIn an appeal to Democrats to vote for the budget deal   Ryan  repeatedly said during a news conference that  he  would bring an immigration bill to the House floor after the spending measures are enacted. But  he  fell short of the unconditional guarantee that many Democrats demand.\nRepresentative Luis Gutierrez  one of the leading advocates in Congress for immigrants  urged colleagues to reject the deal. “Don’t collude with this administration ”  he  said. “Vote against the budget.”",
            "output": [
                "Paul Ryan"
            ]
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            "input": "Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) was besieged at a town-hall style event in Logan  Iowa on Friday with questions about President Trump. Mr. Trump won Iowa by almost 10 percentage points  according to the Des Moines Register.\n Grassley  is the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee  which is investigating Russian meddling in the election.\n Grassley  tried to emphasize that a deal on DACA needs to be reached before the March 5th deadline  saying \"we've got to convince the American people that we don't make the same mistakes we did 30 years ago when we thought we had secured the borders because we did away with the magnet of people coming here to work.\"\nAccording to KMTV   Grassley  said Mr. Trump's \"sh*thole\" remark \"detracts from the very important issue that we got to get solved by March 5th ... it's better to keep to the issues  don't do anything to detract from the issues and bottom line  all people ought to be treated with respect.\"\n Grassley  will be holding another event in Sac City  Iowa  on Saturday morning  according to the Des Moines Register.",
            "output": [
                "Chuck Grassley"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-d14ac6f55e7f4448bdbad07b1f6c948e",
            "input": "In August  Trump told the North Koreans what to expect if they made any more threats against the United States: “They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.” That warning didn’t deter  Kim Jong-un  from conducting a nuclear detonation and additional missile tests  part of  his  quest for the capacity to execute a nuclear strike on the American mainland.\nThe other day  Sen. Lindsey Graham  R-S.C.  told The Atlantic that “there’s a three in 10 chance we use the military option” — a figure he raises to “70 percent” if there’s another test. Based on their conversations  he says Trump “has 100 percent made up his mind that he’s not gonna let Kim Jong-un” deploy “a missile and a nuclear warhead that can hit America effectively.”\n Kim  has shown no penchant for suicide. The only circumstance in which  he  would be likely to fire nuclear-armed missiles is if North Korea or  his  regime were under surprise attack — leaving  him  nothing to lose. In this case  the remedy wouldn’t cure the disease; it would cause the disease.\nThe hawks speculate that the North Korean despot would use these devices to intimidate us while forcing South Korea to accept reunification under  his  rule.  He  might figure that an American president would not risk the radioactive obliteration of Los Angeles or Washington to save a distant ally.\nBut for Kim  the risk of being wrong on that gamble would be annihilation. And if we want to remove any doubts in  his  mind  we could turn over some of our nukes to the South Korean government — which would have every reason to retaliate.",
            "output": [
                "Kim Jong-un"
            ]
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            "input": "A Twitter user posted what appears to be a screengrab and wrote that an ISIS affiliate group broadcast a video showing the October attack that killed Sgt. La David Johnson and three other U.S. Green Berets.\nSgt.  Johnson  and three other American soldiers were killed in an ambush in Niger on Oct. 4. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)\n Johnson   25  was part of a 12-member Army special forces unit accompanying 30 Nigerien forces when they were attacked in a densely wooded area by as many as 50 militants.\n Johnson 's widow Myeshia Johnson is presented with a folded U.S. flag by a military honor guard member during the burial service at the Memorial Gardens East cemetery. (GASTON DE CARDENAS/AFP/Getty Images)\nRemains of Sgt. La David Johnson found weeks after his funeral\nThe gap in time led to questions about whether  Johnson  was killed in the assault and not found  or if  he  was taken away by the enemy.\nAccording to the officials  a medical examination concluded that  Johnson  was shot as many as 18 times.\nIt is believed  he  died in the attack and there were no indications  he  was shot at close range  or had been bound or taken prisoner  as several media reports have suggested.",
            "output": [
                "David Johnson"
            ]
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            "input": "Dana Baiocco  President Donald Trump’s pick to sit on the Consumer Product Safety Commission  made her name helping companies avoid responsibility for harmful products. A partner at law firm Jones Day   Baiocco  has represented big tobacco and fought in court against asbestos workers who developed mesothelioma.\nBut the cases  she ’s litigated that may conflict most directly with the CPSC’s mission of protecting the public from dangerous products involve all-terrain vehicles. While the CPSC was leading a campaign over ATV safety   Baiocco  was representing Yamaha in several suits over  its  two-person Rhino ATV.\n Baiocco ’s appointment would put Republican appointments in the majority of the five-person commission  which could halt or reverse progress on a number of issues  including restrictions on off-highway vehicles  a category that includes ATVs. “Industry very much wants the agency to abandon that rule-making ” said Rachel Weintraub  legislative director and general counsel for the Consumer Federation of America. “And once there is a Republican majority  that may happen.”\nIn a letter  Baiocco  sent to the CPSC special counsel last month  she said she would recuse herself from “any particular matter in which I know that I have a financial interest directly” and issues that are of direct interest to her husband’s firm  White and Williams. The letter didn’t specifically address ATVs or Ikea dressers.\nRemington A. Gregg  counsel for civil justice and consumer rights at Public Citizen  said  Baiocco  should “absolutely recuse herself” from those and “any products she’s worked on.”\nIt’s unclear how many of those products she might encounter as a CPSC commissioner. In addition to Yamaha   Baiocco  who has worked at Jones Day since 1998   has defended R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company in a class-action suit filed on behalf of smokers in Florida. According to a financial disclosure form she submitted to the Senate   Baiocco  received at least $5 000 “in a year” from 13 clients  including R.J. Reynolds  Volkswagen AG  and the chemical manufacturer Daikin Industries  in addition to  her  more than $1.2 million salary from Jones Day.  She  also represented Honeywell Safety Products in a suit filed by the survivors of a worker who developed mesothelioma after being exposed to asbestos at the World Trade Center site.  Her  client list also includes airplane parts manufacturer Parker Hannifin  which  she ’s represented in wrongful death cases involving 13 people  including the late Missouri Gov. Mel Carnahan.\n Baiocco  and the White House did not respond to requests for comment.\nConsumer advocates will be closely watching Baiocco’s confirmation hearing in the Senate Commerce Committee  which is scheduled for Wednesday. “We want to hear that  she ’s actually concerned about health and safety and that  she  would work to protect our families ” said Gregg. “ Her  career shows the opposite.”",
            "output": [
                "Dana Baiocco"
            ]
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            "input": "Dr .  Shulkin  is one of several cabinet secretaries to be accused of lavish spending on travel . Tom Price was dismissed as secretary of health and human services over his use of private jets . Within hours of the report ’ s release   a few Republican lawmakers were calling for Dr .  Shulkin  to resign . But others in Congress and at influential veterans ’ organizations stopped short of that   condemning misuse of funds but reaffirming their support for the secretary . “ A lot of them don ’ t know what to do — they may want him to go   but who would replace him ?” said Paul Rieckhoff   founder of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America . “ What they get in his place may be very disruptive .” The Department of Veterans Affairs offered only a brief defense of Dr . Shulkin ’ s trip on Wednesday   saying in a statement : “ As  Secretary Shulkin  points out    he  travels far less than any recent V . A . secretary   takes no private jets   and was the first cabinet secretary to post details of his travel online for all to see . That said   accountability and transparency are important values at V . A . under President Trump .” But Dr . Shulkin personally pushed back hard against the findings . “ The report is not accurate   not objective  ” he said in an interview on Wednesday . “ I was horrified when I saw the way the investigator conducted himself   leading the witness with his own interpretation and the bias .” He said the department usually has weeks to review and respond to reports   but he had only two working days . Newsletter Sign Up Continue reading the main story Please verify you ' re not a robot by clicking the box . You must select a newsletter to subscribe to . Sign Up You agree to receive occasional updates and special offers for The New York Times ' s products and services . View all New York Times newsletters . In an unusual 28 - page rebuttal attached to the report by his lawyers   Dr . Shulkin included findings from an independent ethics expert   affidavits from witnesses who contradicted the report   and transcripts of interviews conducted by the investigators that the lawyers said showed bias . The department ’ s chief of staff   Vivieca Wright Simpson   also disputed the findings . The report found that in seeking approval for the secretary ’ s wife   Dr . Merle Bari   to take the trip at public expense   Ms . Wright Simpson misrepresented to the department ’ s ethics office that a planned “ special recognition dinner ” was definite . Wright Simpson ’ s false representations and alteration of an official record may have violated federal criminal statutes  ” the report said   adding that the inspector general had referred the matter to the Justice Department for possible prosecution . The department declined to prosecute . Advertisement Continue reading the main story Ms . Wright Simpson said in an interview on Wednesday that the dinner she mentioned in the email had in fact taken place . She said she was not given any chance to see the inspector general ’ s report or respond to it before its release   despite requests through her lawyer . The report said the secretary and his wife improperly accepted the Wimbledon tickets from Victoria Gosling   an organizer of the 2016 Invictus Games   which brought together wounded veterans for competition . The tickets ’ face price was about $ 350   but their resale value   according to the report   was about $ 3   500 . Accepting such a gift violated ethics standards   according to the report . It recommended that the secretary repay the cost of the tickets and reimburse the government for his wife ’ s travel . Dr .  Shulkin  said  he  would comply with recommendations   but maintained that  he  had done nothing improper .  He  said Ms . Gosling was a personal friend who offered the couple her sister ’ s unused tickets   and that there was nothing unethical in accepting them .  He  said Ms . Wright Simpson ’ s conduct will be investigated   “ and if it reveals she did something wrong   we will take action .” The members of Congress in charge of the committees that oversee the department — Senators Johnny Isakson of Georgia and Jon Tester of Montana   and Representatives Phil Roe of Tennessee and Tim Walz of Minnesota — issued a joint statement expressing disappointment at the allegations detailed in the report . “ We believe that public officials must be held to a higher standard   and whether intentional or not   misusing taxpayer dollars is unacceptable  ” they said in the statement . “ We ’ re counting on Dr . Shulkin to actively address all of the allegations outlined in this report .”",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Mike Pence and  Karen Pence  will lead the U.S. delegation to the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea.\nThe White House said Wednesday that  Pence  will attend the opening ceremonies of the games  scheduled for Feb. 9 in Pyeongchang  South Korea.\n Pence  will hold meetings with leaders in Seoul  South Korea and Tokyo  Japan where he will stress the U.S. commitment to stability in the region. The vice president is also scheduled to stop in Alaska to review intercontinental ballistic missile defense systems.\nJarrod Agen   Pence 's deputy chief of staff  said  Pence  would travel to the Olympics \"to reinforce the strong U.S. presence on the Korean Peninsula and send a clear message of American resolve to the North Korean regime.\"",
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            "input": "The Court of Arbitration for Sport has confirmed that it has begun proceedings against  Russian curler Aleksandr Krushelnitckii  who won a bronze medal in curling as part of the Olympic Athletes from Russia team at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics .\n Krushelnitckii  finished third in the mixed-doubles curling tournament  competing with  his  wife and teammate  Anastasia Bryzgalova.\nNews that  Krushelnitckii 's \"A\" doping control sample had failed a doping test for meldonium first came out on Sunday; his second \"B\" sample was opened and tested on Monday – and hours later  the CAS said that its anti-doping division was opening a case against the curler.\nFrom the timeline provided by the IOC's press unit earlier Monday  the beginning of a formal case against  Krushelnitckii  would mean that the Doping-Free Sport Unit  the group that handles drug testing and which is part of the Global Association of International Sports Federations  had confirmed that the athlete's sample failed a re-test.\nFurther to a request from the International Olympic Committee (IOC)  the CAS ADD has initiated a procedure involving the athlete Aleksandr Krushelnitckii (mixed curling; OAR). No hearing date has been fixed yet and no further information will be provided at this point.",
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            "input": "National Constituent Assembly president Delcy Rodriguez issued  a series of tweets targeting U.S. charge d'affaires Todd Robinson .  They  follow the release of an interview he gave a local online publication critical of the Venezuelan government.\n Robinson  told the publication RunRunes that it is possible Washington could ratchet up sanctions against Venezuela's critical oil sector  on top of sanctioning dozens of key government officials  such as President Nicolas Maduro.\n\"Everything is on the table \"  Robinson  said. \"Undoubtedly  the sanctions have been effective so far at identifying members of the regime who are corrupt or those who have played a role against Venezuela's institutions and Constitution.\"\n Robinson  criticized the electoral process ahead of presidential elections on April 22  when Maduro will seek a second term.  He  said Venezuela's military has a large influence on the country's future  but  he  walked a fine line adding that as a diplomat  he  will \"never support a coup.\"\nPushing back   Rodriguez  said the National Constituent Assembly will evaluate  Robinson 's comments before adopting \"corresponding diplomatic measures in defense of the sovereignty and dignity of Venezuelan's people.\"\nShe accused  Robinson  of violating international law and said  he 's guilty of being ignorant of Venezuela. She stopped short of stripping  Robinson 's diplomatic credentials — action taken in recent dust-ups with key diplomats from Canada  Brazil and Spain.\nIn  his  long diplomatic career  Robinson  has worked in Colombia  Bolivia  El Salvador and the Dominican Republic.  He  earned a reputation for speaking out as ambassador to Guatemala and several times faced calls for  his  expulsion.\nRodriguez retorted that  Robinson  began  his  new diplomatic assignment on \"the wrong foot.\"\nMore recently   Robinson  accused Venezuelan authorities of unjustly holding Joshua Holt  a Utah man jailed on weapons charges.  Robinson  said Holt's case is the main obstacle to improving strained relations between the two countries.",
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            "input": "Blackburn's entry followed a decision earlier in the day by  term-limited Gov. Bill Haslam  to sit out the race  despite entreaties from Corker  Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Tennessee's senior senator  Lamar Alexander.\n\"While I have loved being a mayor and a governor  I don't feel the same call to run for Senate at this point \" said  Haslam .  He  said the hyper-partisanship that surrounds Congress was a factor in  his  decision.\n Haslam 's popularity in the state and  his  vast personal wealth would have made  him  a strong candidate  despite lingering anger among some Republicans over  his  call to Donald Trump to abandon  his  presidential nomination last year following the release of a videotape in which Trump boasted about groping women.\nCorker  who announced last week that  he  wouldn't seek a third term  also publicly criticized the Republican president  for  his  response to a deadly white nationalist rally in Virginia. Corker questioned whether Trump had the \"competence\" or \"stability\" to succeed in office.\n\"I believe in President Trump's immigration ban  and I'll fight with  him  every step of the way to build that wall \" she said. \"I stand when the president walks in room  and yes  I stand when I hear the Star Spangled Banner.\"\nFormer U.S. Rep. Stephen Fincher is another potential Republican Senate candidate  and is expected to make a decision in the coming days.  Haslam  hasn't said whether  he 'll endorse a Republican in the race.",
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            "input": "Wells threw six shutout innings against Toronto on Friday  allowing three hits  walking one and striking out six. He showed a good curveball and fastball  lending credence to  Torre 's theory that Wells's arm has special resilience  that he is a physiological freak of nature. A strained muscle in his rib cage set Wells back by about two weeks  and he has already rebounded and caught up with his fellow starters.\nMendoza pitched effectively in a minor league intrasquad game Friday. He has been the most erratic of the starters  sometimes drifting out from his prototypical pitching mechanics and losing the sinking motion on his fastball.  Torre  said that Mendoza must occasionally be reminded to hold his delivery together.\nIf Irabu cannot pitch on April 3 in Oakland  as expected   Torre  will juggle  his  rotation  throwing Mendoza that day and then using Willie Banks on April 5. Brian Cashman  the Yankees' general manager  believes Irabu's condition is not serious -- based on the information doctors are giving  him  -- and will not attempt to acquire another starting pitcher.\nRegardless  Irabu improved his standing in  Torre 's mind while impressively racking up 12 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings. ''The stuff Irabu threw out there in his last couple of starts  and how he refined his delivery and worked on holding people on  all that stuff is very positive  '' Torre  said.\n Torre  is saying that Cone will generally be limited to 100 pitches an outing  rather than being allowed 130 to 135 pitches. Cone appears to be taking this as a personal challenge  to try to throw as many innings with as few pitches as possible. Against Texas  he averaged 12 pitches an inning  or about 4.5 fewer than he did in 29 starts last season. He got through one inning with four pitches  throwing strikes with his fastball of 87 to 91 miles an hour to both sides of the plate. Several times Cone threw sidearm  spinning breaking balls away from right-handed batters.\n''I saw a different David Cone today ''  Torre  said. '' He  moved the ball around and wasn't concerned about making them swing and miss  and that to  me  is a great lesson for a lot of pitchers to learn.''\nCone's efficiency prompted an unusual conversation between Mel Stottlemyre  the pitching coach  and  Torre . Stottlemyre said he had never had a pitcher throw a complete game in spring training  and  overhearing this  Cone assured Stottlemyre he could finish the game  if need be.\n Torre  said: ''That was really great  to have him pitch seven innings and still have something left in the tank. That was very important  because he still could've gone out there.''",
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            "input": "Goldman Sachs highlights two reasons why volatility is now less likely to wreak that type of havoc on the equity market anytime soon.\nIt was a scary  unprecedented situation for all involved  and traders would be right to feel uncertain about how to proceed. But  Goldman Sachs  is here to put their minds at ease.\n The firm  first uses the chart below to show that the impact of a similar volatility unwinding is the lowest in years. As a result   Goldman  equity derivatives strategist Rocky Fishman says investors don't have to worry about a similar VIX spike for quite some time.\nSecondly   Goldman  notes that heading into this week's market reckoning  prices on VIX options were \"abnormally high \" considering the low level of volatility being reflected by the spot VIX.  Fishman  says this means investors had \"priced in some risk of outsized short VIX exchange-traded products causing turmoil like Monday's.\"\nIn other words  investors were on edge  even if the traditional VIX measure wasn't reflecting their concern. However   Goldman  says that volatility being implied by VIX options will decline following this week's events. And that means VIX futures will be less primed to explode higher on market turbulence.\nWhat  Goldman  is saying is that the conditions that left the VIX spring-loaded to explode higher are much more subdued now. The market largely got its short-volatility addiction out of its system  and that will help it avoid the type of pain seen earlier this week — at least for now.",
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            "input": "Sen. Chris Murphy  D-Conn.  blasted President Donald Trump's method of dealing with North Korea in a Wednesday interview.\n\"It's not surprising that our negotiations are on life support right now. President Trump is deploying what is perhaps the worst negotiating strategy in the history of the American presidency  \" Murphy  said on MSNBC's \"Morning Joe.\"\n\"It's not just that he's out there calling this guy names  \" Murphy  said  referring to Trump calling North Korean leader Kim Jong Un \"Little Rocket Man.\"\n\"It's that he is publicly undercutting his Department of State by tweeting out that Rex Tillerson does not have his support and cannot talk and negotiate on his behalf  \" Murphy  said in the MSNBC interview.\n He  said that Trump is correct to point out that the U.S. has a military option.\n\"But you've actually got to empower your diplomats to do the work  and you've got to communicate that the previous nuclear deals that other presidents have signed are still good. By threatening to back out of the Iran nuclear agreement  you're not incentivizing the North Koreans to enter into their own agreement  \" Murphy  said.\n\"It's a combination of military threats  of real bilateral  multilateral economic sanctions  which this president cannot put together  because he is out there insulting all of the allies who would work with us on sanctions  and empowering your diplomats  \" Murphy  said.\n\" He  is doing none of the things to achieve a real diplomatic breakthrough.\"\nAlso on Wednesday   Murphy  is introducing a gun control bill in support of universal background checks  but  he  said  he  is realistic about its chances of passing. \"I'm not naïve about our chances to pass this bill in this Congress  but it's important to have this as a fulcrum point for the movement  \" Murphy  said  according to The Washington Post.",
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            "input": "The state  which last put someone to death in 2006  had planned its first fentanyl-assisted execution for November.  The inmate involved  47-year-old Scott Dozier   was convicted of killing a man in a Las Vegas hotel  cutting  him  into pieces and stealing  his  money.\nAccording to documents obtained by The Washington Post  Nevada's protocol calls for  Dozier  first to receive diazepam - a sedative better known as Valium - and then fentanyl to cause  him  to lose consciousness. Large doses of both would cause a person to stop breathing  according to three anesthesiologists interviewed for this report.\nYet Nevada also plans to inject  Dozier  with a third drug  cisatracurium  to paralyze  his  muscles - a step medical experts say makes the procedure riskier.\nA judge postponed  Dozier 's execution last month over concerns about the paralytic  and the case is awaiting review by Nevada's Supreme Court. In the meantime  Nebraska is looking toward a fentanyl-assisted execution as soon as January. Jose Sandoval  the leader of a bank robbery in which five people were killed  would be the first person put to death in that state since 1997.",
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            "input": "BUFFALO  N.Y. (AP) — A longtime local television news anchor in Buffalo  New York  known for his \"rapid-fire delivery and famous alliteration\" has died.  Irv Weinstein  was 87.\nWKBW-TV  where  Weinstein  had worked for 34 years  says he died Tuesday in Costa Mesa  California  after a long battle with Lou Gehrig's disease  also called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis  or ALS.\nThe television station says  Weinstein  was hired by WKBW-Radio as a newscaster and news director in 1958. Six years later   he  became an anchor and news director at WKBW-TV.  He  retired on Dec. 31  1998  a day that was proclaimed \"Irv Weinstein Day\" in Erie County.\n Weinstein  was inducted into the Buffalo Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 1998  and the New York State Broadcasters Association in 2006.\n He  moved to California after  his  retirement.",
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            "input": "UPDATE: Miranda Lambert has offered her take on  the Garth Brooks'  CMA Awards lip-syncing controversy  reinforcing Anderson East's initial post blasting  Brooks  for miming  his  song \"Ask Me How I Know.\" \"If you can't sing then don't. It's better to be honest than to pretend \" she wrote. \"I think it's bull shit. My favorite performances in the show were live live. The truth.\" Lambert's comments appear on East's Instagram.\nWhile Wednesday's CMA Awards were preceded by a controversy over media guidelines  one of the night's hottest topics continues to be how  Garth Brooks  – who repeated as Entertainer of the Year – lip-synced  his  performance. Anderson East  an artist who isn't usually known for sharing much in the way of personal or political sentiments  did not appreciate the effort.\nRelated Garth Brooks Admits to Lip-Syncing 2017 CMA Awards Performance Newly-crowned Entertainer of the Year says he made \"game-time call\" to preserve his voice on \"Ask Me How I Know\"\nIndeed  as soon as  Brooks  launched into the performance of  his  single \"Ask Me How I Know \" social media was afire with speculation that the megastar was not singing live. Shortly after coming offstage in the pressroom   Brooks  addressed the accusations head-on.",
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            "input": "Ikea is known for its flat-pack kitchen tables  islands  and cabinets. Now the home furnishings retailer is experimenting with products that allow people to harvest food at home. Space10  Ikea's innovation lab  has designed a prototype of a mini-farm that can grow greens and herbs indoors. Called  Lokal    it  uses a hydroponic farming system — allowing crops to grow on trays under LEDs in a climate-controlled box. Space10 debuted the device in September at the London Design Festival in Shoreditch. Check it out below. View As: One Page Slides\nThe Lokal farm lets anyone harvest greens indoors.\nSpace10 gave 2 000 free samples of Lokal microgreens to London Design Week attendees.\nMichael La Cour  Managing Director of IKEA Food Services  said in a statement that  Lokal  still needs to be developed further before  the company  decides whether to sell  it  in stores.",
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            "input": "PHOENIX — Trader Joe’s  says  it  has recalled several packaged salads after a supplier said there may be shards of glass or hard plastic inside.\n The grocery chain  said Saturday on  its  website that packages of white meat chicken salad  curried white chicken deli salad and turkey cranberry apple salad sold in some areas that expire from Nov. 10-21 could be contaminated.\nThe products are labeled with the U.S. Department of Agriculture ’s  “inspected” code P-40299.\n Trader Joe’s  said products with other “inspected” codes were not affected because they were created at separate sites.\n The chain  apologized and urged customers to discard the products or return them for a refund.",
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            "input": "Traditional lenders should demand that online financial companies protect consumer privacy and money interests    Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard  said on Thursday . \" Banks have considerable influence   \" Brainard  said of the relationship between conventional lenders and online operators . Banks often pay tech companies for the information they gather on borrowers . For that reason    Brainard  said   those lenders can set high standards in consumer protection and privacy . \" Banks have a stake in ensuring that their vendors and third - party service providers act appropriately   that consumers are protected and treated fairly   and that the banks ' reputations aren ' t exposed to unnecessary risk  \" she said in prepared remarks at a fintech conference at the University of Michigan . The Federal Reserve has broad authority to police the banking industry and  Brainard  said technology has given more clients financial options . Lenders need to ensure that customer privacy is sacrosanct   said  Brainard  . ( Reporting By Patrick RuckerEditing by Chizu Nomiyama )",
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            "input": "Chins in and chests out  the cadets were flanked by 1 500 officers  sergeants  athletic coaches and civilian professors inside cavernous Mitchell Hall.  Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria  told them to take out their smartphones and record  his  words.\n\"If you can't treat someone with dignity and respect  then get out \"  he  said.\n Silveria  spoke as investigators interviewed cadet candidates at the prep school  where five black students woke up Tuesday to find \"Go Home\" followed by the epithet scrawled on message boards outside their rooms.\nAfter the speech   Silveria  said  he  thinks dealing with the racial slurs in public is important.\n\"I wanted to make it clear  this is not something I am keeping from anyone \"  he  said. \"We have to talk about what that means.\"",
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            "input": "Two decades ago  the Hollywood producer  Harvey Weinstein  invited Ashley Judd to the Peninsula Beverly Hills hotel for what the young actress expected to be a business breakfast meeting. Instead  he had her sent up to his room  where he appeared in a bathrobe and asked if he could give her a massage or she could watch him shower  she recalled in an interview.\nIn 2014   Mr. Weinstein  invited Emily Nestor  who had worked just one day as a temporary employee  to the same hotel and made another offer: If she accepted his sexual advances  he would boost her career  according to accounts she provided to colleagues who sent them to Weinstein Company executives. The following year  once again at the Peninsula  a female assistant said  Mr. Weinstein  badgered her into giving  him  a massage while  he  was naked  leaving her “crying and very distraught ” wrote a colleague  Lauren O’Connor  in a searing memo asserting sexual harassment and other misconduct by their boss.\n Harvey  isn't denying the allegations made by a number of women  saying in a statement  \"I appreciate the way I’ve behaved with colleagues in the past has caused a lot of pain  and I sincerely apologize for it. Though I’m trying to do better  I know I have a long way to go.\"\nBut  Harvey  isn't just a movie guy   he 's also a massive donor to the Democrat Party. One of  his  big recipients? Hillary Clinton. In fact   he  was a fundraising bundler for her 2016 campaign.\nThe RNC has called on Democrats who have received \"dirty\" money from  Weinstein  to return it.\n\"During three-decades worth of sexual harassment allegations   Harvey Weinstein  lined the pockets of Democrats to the tune of three quarters of a million dollars. If Democrats and the DNC truly stand up for women like they say they do  then returning this dirty money should be a no brainer \" RNC Chairwoman Ronna Romney-McDaniel said Friday.",
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            "input": "GitLab  a startup with $25 million in funding  is having a \"very bad day \" as the company's interim vice president of marketing   Tim Anglade   put  it  to Business Insider on Wednesday after a series of human errors caused the service to go down overnight.\nMaking matters worse  the team couldn't just restore: \"Out of 5 backup/replication techniques deployed none are working reliably or set up in the first place\" the blog said. \"We ended up restoring a 6 hours old backup.\" That means any data created in that six-hour window may be lost forever   Anglade  said.\nWhile restoring that older version of the database  the site went down for at least six hours   Anglade  said. Intermittent failures sprung up for another several hours while the team got the service back online  with everything starting to get back to normal only on Wednesday morning.\nThe good news for users   Anglade  said  is that the database that was affected didn't actually contain anyone's code  just stuff like comments and bug reports.  Furthermore  Anglade  said the many customers who installed GitLab's software on their own servers weren't affected  since that doesn't connect to GitLab.com. And paying customers weren't affected at all   the company  said  minimizing the financial impact.\n Anglade  acknowledged the outage was bad  as is the looming possibility that some of that data may be gone  but nobody is going to have to start rewriting his or her software from scratch  and only about 1% of GitLab's users are expected to see any lasting effects from the incident.\nAs for the systems administrator who made the mistake   Anglade  is hesitant to place blame  saying  it  was the whole team's fault that none of  its  other backup systems were working. \"It's fair to say it's more than one employee making a mistake \" he said.",
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            "input": "Williams grabbed his future chef  Adam Wendt  and some business partners  jumped in a Ford Expedition and toured the Delta with his crew. Inspired  they came back to Chicago to open the restaurant.\n Wendt  knew tamales would be the foundation of the menu  so  he  experimented with recipes before they took the trip.\n“They were all wrong ”  Wendt  said. “When we were traveling  we tasted a ton of them. We asked people how they made them  discovering that they’re not steamed  but stewed in spicy tomato broth. But no one would really tell us their secrets  so I had to taste and figure it out.”\nAfter cooking “about 75 to 100 batches”  Wendt  figured it out.\n“I tasted it and I knew ” Williams said. “The funny thing is ( Wendt ) won’t tell me the recipe.”\nThey’re overflowing with silky lamb and beef  topped nacho style with spicy giardiniera and drizzled with D.A.F sauce  an elixir  Wendt  describes as “slutty.” It’s like creamy Thousand Island dressing. This plate is called the Jim Shoe ($11)  an upscale homage to a native South Side Chicago sandwich. You can get the tamales prepared many other ways  but the shoe was my jam.\nGenerally  Memphis-style ribs are dry rubbed so heavily  you feel like you’re eating kitty litter. While  Wendt  dry rubs and brines  his  babybacks ($16)   he  smokes and braises them  and finishes them on the grill until they glisten with a sherry caramel and the blazing bite of paprika and chili powder.\nNot everything here is heavy. The catfish bursting with coriander and glistening in lemon butter is cloud-light. It’s sourced from a third-generation catfish farmer who Williams and  Wendt  found via a woman they met at a bar on their research trip.",
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            "input": "A statue of Jackie Robinson  shown here in 1947  was dedicated outside the Rose Bowl on Wednesday. The catch? It's the first of  Robinson  in a football uniform. (Photo: John Rooney  AP)\nA statue of  Jackie Robinson  in a football uniform was unveiled Wednesday just outside of the Rose Bowl.\nBefore breaking Major League Baseball's color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947   Robinson  was an accomplished football player.  He  played for Pasadena City College in 1937 and '38  then continued  his  career with UCLA.\nThe unveiling of the Jackie Robinson Statue outside the @RoseBowlStadium! pic.twitter.com/UuW7xI1uSU â Rose Bowl Game (@rosebowlgame) November 29  2017\nToday we honored  the great Jackie Robinson   with the first commemorative statue at the #RoseBowl  and the only in the world of  him  in a football uniform! ðTo top it all off  Vin Scully  celebrated his birthday today as the MC!ð¹ #JackieRobinson#HappyBirthday#Vinpic.twitter.com/wAKFUCWIoM â Rose Bowl Stadium (@RoseBowlStadium) November 30  2017\nScully told stories about  Robinson 's athleticism at UCLA  where he lettered in four sports. Robinson  Scully said  lettered in basketball  baseball  football and track and was good in all of those  except for baseball.\n\"In baseball  Jackie Robinson played one year at UCLA \" Scully said in his address. \"This great player who is in the Hall of Fame  who is looked upon as one of the great baseball players of all time ... his one year playing at UCLA  he batted .097. No wonder he went on to other sports.\"",
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            "input": "DC Entertainment on Saturday announced the company is investigating  group editor Eddie Berganza  after Buzzfeed reported on his alleged history of predatory behavior.\nFormer writer Liz Marsham said  Berganza  kissed her during a party and groped her at a company gathering at a bar in 2006.\nAnother DC Comics employee reported a similar encounter. Joan Hilty  who is openly gay  said  Berganza  tried grabbing her at the same bar during a separate incident  according to Buzzfeed.\nAt least five women confronted DC Comics’ HR with their objections after learning  Berganza  was being considered for an executive editor promotion. He was promoted anyway  the site said.\n Berganza  was demoted to group editor in 2012 after a similar allegation that he forcibly kissed a married freelance writer during the WonderCon convention.\nDespite the demotion   Berganza  went on to oversee projects related to Superman and Wonder Woman.",
            "output": [
                "Eddie Berganza"
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            "input": "Ukrainian presidential hopeful Yulia Tymoshenko on Thursday dramatically raised tensions ahead of this weekend's elections  warning of mass street protests if her rival rigged the polls.\n The comments by Tymoshenko  currently prime minister  raised the spectre of a repeat of the 2004 Orange Revolution protests and injected new venom into her cutthroat campaign battle against opposition politician Viktor Yanukovich.\n \"If we are unable to guarantee the honest expression of the people's will and honest results  we will mobilise the people. I have no doubt of this \" Tymoshenko told reporters at a press conference in Kiev.\n \"If he wants falsifications  we are ready to give him such resistance that he has never seen before  not even in 2004 \" she added  referring to the Orange Revolution demonstrations that thwarted Yanukovich's last presidential bid.\n \"I ask you not to allow Yanukovich to rape our democracy  our election and our country!\" Tymoshenko said in an appeal to Ukrainian voters.\n Yanukovich  who is seen as the frontrunner in Sunday's run-off after he beat Tymoshenko by 10 percent in a first-round election in January  dismissed her threat as an act of desperation.\n \"This is a sign of her weakness and an indication that she is losing \" he told reporters while campaigning in the town of Kryvyi Rig  located in central Ukraine.\n Tymoshenko said the change would pave the way for large-scale vote fraud  but the Regions Party retorted in a statement that her criticism was \"hysterical\" and \"lies.\"\n Yanukovich is seeking to make a political comeback by beating Tymoshenko in Sunday's run-off election.\n He was initially declared the winner in the 2004 presidential election  but after the Orange Revolution street protests  Ukraine's supreme court threw out the results and ordered a re-run  which Yanukovich lost.\n Yanukovich is generally seen as the pro-Moscow candidate and his strongest support is in the country's Russian-speaking east and south  while Tymoshenko has the most support in more nationalist western and central regions.\n Tymoshenko has cast herself as the champion of democracy and European integration  but has also been criticised as an opportunist who tacks with the political wind.\n He has sought to improve his thuggish image with the help of US political consultants  after being cast as the villain by the Western media during the Orange Revolution.",
            "output": [
                "Yulia Tymoshenko"
            ]
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            "input": "Bush as president occasionally phoned Clinton\n George W. Bush had a special phone friend during his White House years: Bill Clinton.\n Asked on CBS television's \"Face the Nation\" whether it was true that he often called Clinton  Bush replied: \"I don't know about often  but I did. I called him. He didn't call me because he knows how busy a president is. I called him and we chatted on occasion.\"\n \"I was always pleased when he called me \" Clinton said as he sat beside Bush for the interview. \"I make it a practice never to bother the president. I don't call President Obama either. ... They got plenty to do.\"\nNeither Republican Bush nor Democrat Clinton said just what they discussed.\n \"I was always pleased when he called me \" Clinton said as he sat beside Bush for the interview. \"I make it a practice never to bother the president. I don't call President Obama either. ... They got plenty to do.\"\nDemocrat Clinton said just what they discussed.\n \"I was always pleased when he called me \" Clinton said as he sat beside Bush for the interview. \"I make it a practice never to bother the president. I don't call President Obama either. ... They got plenty to do.\"\n Bush's eight years in office followed Clinton's two terms. While poles apart politically  the ex-presidents said they consider themselves to be friends.\n \"We have developed a very honest  good friendship \" Clinton said. \"And we've made our disagreements respectful and we've had a good time doing it.\"",
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                "Clinton"
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            "input": "Congress must take action on gun control in the wake of the Las Vegas mass shooting  House Minority Leader Rep. Nancy Pelosi  D-Calif.  said Wednesday in a town hall hosted by CNN.\n\"We're never going to rest until we get this done \"  Pelosi  said in response to a question from Bob Patterson  a man whose wife was killed in the attack. Patterson had asked what  Pelosi  was going to do to prevent future mass shootings.\n\"We're talking about a bill that would say you have to have … a background check. It's 72 hours. It's a very short background check. So  I'm not making it harder for you to have a gun. All we're just saying is that you have to have a background check \"  Pelosi  said.\n Pelosi  said that  she  believed it would be possible to ban bump fire stocks  which the shooter appeared to use in order to allow semi-automatic weapons to fire at automatic-weapon frequency  according to CNN.\n\"I do think there would be bipartisan support coming together to pass a bill to make it illegal to sell those  because you can buy them now \"  she  said.\nIn a Thursday tweet   Pelosi  followed up on the town hall  saying that many gun owners are in favor of \"common sense\" solutions to gun violence.",
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                "Pelosi"
            ]
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            "input": "Authorities discovered that Las Vegas  Nevada  shooter  Stephen Paddock’s  laptop had a missing hard drive during a search of  his  hotel room at the Mandalay Bay resort  according to a report.\nABC News reports that investigators have not been able to recover the missing device and suspect that  Paddock  removed the hard drive before shooting  himself  to death.\nAuthorities suspect that  Paddock  bought software that enabled  him  to erase files from  his  hard drive but could not confirm  he  used the software without examining the hard drive  a source told ABC News.\nThey are trying to piece together different aspects of  his  life  examining ties to friends  family  and associates. Authorities have also tried to discern a motive from  his  travel habits  health  and finances but to no avail.\nUnlike other mass shooters   Paddock  has not left many traces of evidence.\nBut  he  is not the first mass shooter to destroy or conceal  his  digital footprint.\nIn 2007  Cho Seung Hui took the hard drive out of  his  computer and discarded  his  cellphone before opening fire on 32 people at Virginia Tech.\nSteven Kazmierczak  who took the lives of five students at an Illinois college before turning the gun on  himself  in 2008  removed  his  laptop’s hard drive and tossed out the SIM card from  his  phone.",
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                "Stephen Paddock"
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            "input": "“Juno” star  Ellen Page  is a married woman.\n ELLEN PAGE  SAYS BRETT RATNER OUTED HER  MADE HER FEEL ‘VIOLATED’\n Page  posted the announcment on Instagram with a photo of the couple’s hands showing off wedding bands on their ring fingers.\nPeople reported the “Flatliners” actress began posting photos of her with Portner on her social media accounts over the summer.  Page  has posted videos of her with Portner doing interpretative dance and covering songs.",
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                "Ellen Page"
            ]
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            "input": "Making a Murderer subject  Brendan Dassey  will remain behind bars after a federal appeals court in Chicago narrowly overturned a 2016 ruling that would have allowed  Dassey  to go free.\nRelated 'Making a Murderer' One Year Later: Everything You Need to Know Inside what's happened with Steven Avery   Brendan Dassey  and the case that's fascinated America since Nexflix debuted its true-crime hit\nIn August 2016  a judge ruled that  the then-16-year-old Dassey  was coerced into confessing his role in the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach;  Dassey  and his uncle Steven Avery were both sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of Halbach's murder. In June 2017  the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago affirmed that August 2016 ruling by a 2-to-1 count  but the state of Wisconsin requested that seven members of that court hear the appeal.\nOn Friday  the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled  by a 4-to-3 margin  that  Dassey 's confession was not coerced. \"The state courts' finding that  Dassey 's confession was voluntary was not beyond fair debate  but we conclude it was reasonable \" the court's decision stated.\nHowever  the appeals court judges were not unanimous in the decision  with Judge Ilana Diamond Rovner saying of  Dassey  in her dissent  \"His confession was not voluntary and his conviction should not stand  and yet an impaired teenager has been sentenced to life in prison. I view this as a profound miscarriage of justice \" the Associated Press reports.\nAvery's former lawyer Jerome Buting tweeted of the Dassey decision  \"The Illusion of Justice continues  with the horrific decision of 4 judges on 7th Cir. to uphold Brendan Dassey's conviction. Dissenting Judge Wood proclaims: \" Dassey  will spend the rest of  his  life in prison because of the injustice this court has decided to leave unredressed. Two strong dissents in 4-3 Dassey decision strengthen chance for SCOTUS review. Judge Wood details majority opinion flaws which 'essentially read habeas corpus relief out of the books.' SCOTUS in 2011: habeas still stands as 'guard against extreme malfunctions' in state justice.\"",
            "output": [
                "Brendan Dassey"
            ]
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            "input": "Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled Thursday that sales of the central bank's holdings in mortgage-backed securities may play a more prominent role in the withdrawal of monetary stimulus than he indicated last month.\n \"I anticipate that at some point we will in fact have a gradual sales process \" Bernanke said Thursday in testimony to the House Financial Services Committee. In prepared remarks  he avoided repeating a February statement that the Fed won't sell any securities \"at least until after policy tightening has gotten under way.\" Instead  he said Thursday the tool is one way of \"applying monetary restraint.\"\n \"We would like to get back to an all-Treasury portfolio within a reasonable amount of time \" Bernanke said in response to a question from Rep. Jeb Hensarling  R-Texas. The balance sheet should eventually be reduced to less than $1 trillion  Bernanke told Rep. Ron Paul  R-Texas  who advocates abolishing the Fed.\n Raising the interest rate paid on funds deposited by banks at the Fed  as well as so-called reverse repurchase agreements that temporarily drain cash from the banking system  will still be among the main tools for tightening credit  Bernanke said.\n \"The FOMC is not comfortable with holding all of these securities until they mature  as some would be 30 years  and we want to move more quickly than that back to the pre-crisis balance sheet \" Bernanke said. The Fed wouldn't sell assets in a \"really weak economy \" he said.\n At the same time  Bernanke didn't say when the Fed would begin executing its strategy. He said the U.S. economy still needs low interest rates and that the central bank will be ready to tighten credit \"at the appropriate time.\"\n \"The economy continues to require the support of accommodative monetary policies \" Bernanke said in prepared testimony  repeating parts of a statement to the panel from last month.\n Thursday's hearing  originally scheduled for Feb. 10  was postponed because of a snowstorm. The Fed went ahead and released Bernanke's prepared testimony that day  in part to lay the groundwork for a planned increase in the interest rate the central bank charges for direct loans to banks.\n Responding to questions  Bernanke said the \"unemployment situation is very weak \" and the housing market is \"still quite weak.\"",
            "output": [
                "Ben Bernanke"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-737801a0d18b44ddb53c79d29433d8e4",
            "input": "Anton Morozov   a member of the Russian lower house of parliament’s international affairs committee  and two other Russian lawmakers visited Pyongyang on Oct. 2-6  Russia’s RIA news agency reported.\n“They are preparing for new tests of a long-range missile. They even gave us mathematical calculations that they believe prove that their missile can hit the west coast of the United States ” RIA quoted  Morozov  as saying.\n Morozov ’s comments drove up the price of U.S. Treasury bonds  as investors  worried about the prospect of new North Korean missile tests  moved into assets the market views as a safe haven in times of uncertainty.\n Morozov  is a member of the LDPR  a right-wing populist party. It casts itself as an opposition party  but hews close to the Kremlin line on matters of international affairs.\nDescribing meetings with North Korean officials   Morozov  said they “displayed serious determination and bellicose rhetoric ” RIA reported.\n“The situation  of course  demands the swiftest intervention of all interested states  particularly those represented in the region  in order to prevent wide-scale military action ” the agency quoted  him  as saying.",
            "output": [
                "Anton Morozov"
            ]
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            "input": "But on July 9 of that year   prominent Beijing rights lawyer Wang Yu  disappeared  along with  her  husband  also a lawyer  and their teenage son.\nThe following day  police raided  Wang 's law firm and detained seven of  her  colleagues. Seven other rights lawyers were also detained or reported missing  according to the Hong-Kong based China Human Rights Lawyers Concern Group  which has meticulously documented the cases. It became known as the \"709 crackdown\" -- a reference to the date the first arrests occurred.\n Sui  was among them.  He 'd earlier in the day spoken to two foreign media outlets to raise concern about  Wang 's disappearance.\nThat night  a security guard called up to Sui's apartment and said  his  car had been scratched in an accident and when  he  stepped outside  a group of police quickly whisked  him  away  said  Sui .  He  wasn't seen again for nearly five months.\nTwo days later  on July 12  the same thing happened to  Chen .  He  said police asked  him  to come down from  his  apartment to answer a few questions. \"I intentionally left my cell phone upstairs in my apartment because I thought I'd be back in a few minutes.\"  He  didn't return for six weeks.\nDahlin says he was accused of masterminding a plan to smuggle the son of Wang Yu  the first lawyer to be detained in the swoop  into Myanmar  in an effort to evade authorities in October 2015.\nAfter a month   Chen  said  he  was told to collect  his  belongings.  He  thought  he  was going home -- but instead was driven to what appeared to be an abandoned hotel and held for another 10 days.\nEarlier this year  CNN visited the nondescript building where  Chen  said  he  was held in Guilin  a southern city famed for its stunning landscape of karst mountains. Signs posted around the area in Chinese and English marked it as military property  but it otherwise appeared open and accessible.\nSui says he admitted to charges of inciting subversion.  Chen  told CNN  he  confessed to charges of picking quarrels and provoking troubles  inciting subversion and embezzlement.\n\"You have to confess \"  Chen  said. \"Otherwise they won't let you go.\"\n\"Early on it was quite extreme. Every little noise at night would wake me up. I'd sleep with a knife next to my bed  ready to stab the first Chinese person who comes into my gate \"  he  said.\n Wang Yu  poses during an interview in Hong Kong on March 20  2014.\n Wang Yu   the first lawyer detained in the 709 crackdown  was charged with subversion  while  her  husband was charged with inciting subversion. They were both released on bail after more than a year in custody  after  Wang 's taped confession was aired on CCTV.\nIn it   Wang  renounced  her  legal work and blamed \"foreign forces\" for using  her  law firm to undermine and discredit the government. Their son  who was detained along with them  was released soon afterward  but his movements have been heavily restricted.\nAuthorities never aired  Chen 's statement.  He  was released a day after recording it and the charges against  him  were dropped.\n\"I have no criminal record  but they can still use the video to discredit me \"  he  said.",
            "output": [
                "Wang Yu"
            ]
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            "input": "That’s what  Rose Namajunas  has enjoyed since capturing the UFC women’s strawweight title last November at UFC 217 in Madison Square Garden.\nNamajunas  25  was a big underdog when she took on longtime unbeaten champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk of Poland. But  Namajunas   a Milwaukee native  stunned the Garden crowd and the pay-per-view audience by scoring a first-round knockout to claim the coveted belt. A rematch has been set for UFC 223 on April 7 at Barclays Center.\nIt was Jedrzejczyk who questioned Namajunas’ mental strength before the first bout  taunting the then challenger about her advocacy for mental health issues.  Namajunas  never flinched.\n“I knew it was coming and I knew the more she wasn’t getting a reaction  the more it was bothering her  and the more she turned it up on me ”  Namajunas  said. “I was expecting her to eventually try to touch me or try to spit in my face or whatever. I was ready for all of it.”",
            "output": [
                "Rose Namajunas"
            ]
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            "input": "Roberto Azevedo  Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO)  attends the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos  Switzerland January 24  2018. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse\n“We must make every effort to avoid the fall of the first dominoes. There is still time ”  WTO Director General Roberto Azevedo  told the heads of WTO delegations at a closed-door meeting in Geneva.\n“In light of recent announcements on trade policy measures  it is clear that we now see a much higher and real risk of triggering an escalation of trade barriers across the globe ”  Azevedo  said  according to a copy of  his  statement released by the WTO.\n Azevedo  is normally very conservative in remarks about WTO members’ trade policies  but  he  also plays a role as a guardian of the global trading rules  a bulwark against protectionism.\nOn Friday  he  broke  his  silence on Trump’s tariff plan  expressing concern and saying a trade war would be in nobody’s interest.\nIn  his  statement at Monday’s meeting   he  did not name any one country but sounded a more urgent warning.",
            "output": [
                "Roberto Azevedo"
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            "input": "Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.)  only recently having been diagnosed with brain cancer  delivered dramatic remarks on the Senate floor in July  lamenting what has become of contemporary politics and the legislative process. CNN called it “a Washington moment for the ages.”\nThe same day  Roll Call told readers  “Years from now  when the history of the modern Congress is written   John McCain ’s address to the Senate on July 25  2017  is likely to stand among the defining summations of the era.”\nAs we discussed at the time  the Arizona Republican’s remarks were certainly compelling.  He  made a powerful case for a more constructive and more deliberative legislative process.  McCain  extoled the virtues of “regular order ” substantive hearings  and bipartisan deliberations.\nTwo days later   he  killed  his  party’s far-right health care overhaul  urging Republicans to do better.\nWith this in mind  many hoped  McCain   with  his  legacy very much on  his  mind  would stick to those same principles as  his  GOP brethren took steps to ram through a regressive tax plan – without the benefits of regular order  substantive hearings  and bipartisan deliberations. Those observers were disappointed to discover today that McCain’s commitment to those principles is fleeting.  His  statement this morning read in part:\nThe same statement said he’s “pleased that this important bill was considered through the normal legislative processes.” I know  McCain  knows better:  his  party has taken two weeks to rush through massive legislation without so much as a substantive committee hearing. The final text of the legislation the senator just endorsed hasn’t even been released yet – and the vote is likely to happen tomorrow. There’s literally nothing “normal” about any of this.\nOr put another way   McCain  is on record saying  he  wanted a tax plan that was bipartisan  the result of a careful and deliberative process filled with compromises  and wasn’t tilted to favor the wealthiest of the wealthy. This bill is therefore the opposite of what  McCain  hoped to see  and  he ’s voting for it anyway.",
            "output": [
                "John McCain"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-7830e7c5ac0545d3a38c522e9d32ca37",
            "input": "Dave Chappelle  tackles Hollywood’s sexual harassment allegations in  his  new Netflix stand-up — taking aim at one of the five women who accused Louis C.K. of sexual misconduct.\n“I shouldn’t say this  but f–k it  [C.K’s] allegations were the only one that made me laugh ”  he  said in  his  “ Dave Chappelle : The Bird Revelation” special released on New Year’s Eve. “It’s terrible  I know it’s terrible. I’m sorry ladies … At the same time  you know what I mean  Jesus Christ  I don’t know  they took everything from Louis  it might be disproportionate  I can’t tell  I can’t tell  this is like where it’s hard to be a man.”\n Chappelle   44  went on to address C.K.’s incident with writer Abby Schachner  with whom he masturbated while on the phone. She told the New York Times that it was “one of the things that discouraged her from pursuing comedy.”\n“Show business is just harder than that ”  Chappelle  said  bringing up Schachner again. “Them women sound…they sound weak. I know that sounds f–ked up  I’m not supposed to say that  but one of these ladies was like  ‘Louis C.K. was masturbating while I was on the phone with him.’ B-tch  you don’t know how to hang up a phone? How the f–k are you going to survive in show business if this is an actual obstacle to your dreams?”\n Chappelle ’s stand-up special was recorded in November at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles.",
            "output": [
                "Dave Chappelle"
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            "input": "(CNN) Germany's president Frank-Walter Steinmeier has warned of the fractures in its society -- highlighted by the electoral success of the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) -- on the nation's Day of German Unity.\n Steinmeier  spoke of walls between cities and rural areas  between rich and poor  old and young  and online and offline communities.\nThey are \"walls of alienation  frustration or anger\" and behind those walls there is \"deep mistrust of democracy and its representatives \"  Steinmeier  said.\nWithout mentioning the AfD by  name  Steinmeier  warned that Germany's progress since 1990  becoming a democratic  peaceful and strong country at the heart of Europe  could be lost if politicians and ordinary Germans do not work together to fight the party's far-right ideology and to respond to the concerns of its supporters.\n Steinmeier  addressed this issue in  his  speech Tuesday  saying many Germans from the former East no longer feel at home in their own country  and question if anyone is looking out for them.\n\"This desire for a home  a homeland -- we mustn't leave that to the nationalists \" said  Steinmeier .\n\"There must never be a route back to nationalism \"  he  insisted  a statement that was met with a sustained ovation.\n Steinmeier  did  however  suggest Germany should consider stricter immigration controls in what can be seen as a bid to draw AfD voters back to the mainstream parties.\nGermany should give asylum to those who are eligible   he  said  but must also consider \"which forms of and how much immigration we want ... and need.\"\n\"Migration should be controlled according to our requirements \"  he  continued  insisting that people who come to Germany must learn the language and abide by the country's laws and values. \"That cannot be up for discussion.\"",
            "output": [
                "Frank-Walter Steinmeier"
            ]
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            "input": "UPDATE (10:23 pm): With 99.61% of precincts reporting  just for the record:  Ralph Northam  defeated âEnron Edâ Gillespie and  his  despicable  disgraceful  Trumpist campaign from hell by 9 points (53.9%-44.95%); Justin Fairfax defeated Jill âGovernment-Forced  Mandatory Transvaginal Ultrasoundsâ Vogel by 5.4 points (52.7%-47.3%); and Mark Herring was reelected as AG over John âNot THAT John Adamsâ Adams by 6.5 points (53.2%-46.7%). An absolute trouncing  smackdown  demolition  whatever else you want to call it  and itâs largely thanks to the Orange Gropenfuhrer and his cowardly Republican lackeys and bootlicker (Paul Ryan  Mitch McConnell  etc.). So howâs that all working out for you  a**holes? It will be VERY interesting to see how Congressional Republicans process this one  whether they change their deplorable behavior  or whether they prefer to suffer the same fate in November 2018 as their Virginia brethren just suffered in November 2017. They can start by ditching their insane  extremist policy agenda â tax cuts for the rich  gutting the Endangered Species Act  you name it. Also  a bunch of them  such as our own Bob BADlatte  might really want to âspend more time with their familiesâ and take that well-earned retirement. Just sayinââ¦\nUPDATE (8:30 pm): With 73% of precincts reporting  itâs now  Northam  by 6 points; Fairfax 51%-Vogel 49% and Herring 52%-Adams 48%. Those leads should only widen as the night goes by. As for the House of Delegates  Wendy Gooditis (D) continues to lead Del. Randy Minchew (R) in HD-10  12 599-10 426  with 24/30 precincts reporting. Chris Hurst (D) leads Del. Joseph Yost (R) 7 507-4 683 in HD-12 with 20/35 precincts reporting. In HD-21  with 15/20 precincts reporting  itâs Kelly Fowler (D) 9 614-Del. Ron Villaneuva (R) 8 348.\nUPDATE (8:22 pm): With 66.6% of precincts reporting   Ralph Northam  has padded  his  lead over race-baiting âEnron Edâ to 5 points. For LG  itâs Justin Fairfax 50.69%-Jill Vogel 49.24%; for AG  itâs Mark Herring 51.28%-Adams 48.65%. As for the House of Delegates  Ben Tribbett tweets  âHala Ayala has defeated Rich Anderson for 8th Democratic pickup of the night.â And several other pickup possibilities are out there â amazing.\nUPDATE (8:14 pm): Nate Cohn tweets  â Ralph Northam  is the projected winner in Virginia  according to the AP.  He  is on track to win by a decisive  8 point margin  according to our estimates.â Congratulations to Governor-elect Northam!\nBREAKING:  Ralph Northam  wins Virginia Governor race  @NBCNews projects pic.twitter.com/qp0SxsCIOp â NBC News (@NBCNews) November 8  2017\nUPDATE (8:03 pm): With 46% of precincts reporting  itâs Northam 551 551-Gillespie 508 996; Fairfax 533 310-Vogel 525 062; Herring 536 797-Adams 520 442. Nate Cohn reports  âMassive turnout. Running 8 percent higher ahead of our estimates  which were 8 percent ahead of 13! Could be heading for nearly 2.7 million votes.â Cohn adds  âItâs  Northam âs night â and âOur best guess is that  Mr. Northam  is currently on track to win the election.â\nUPDATE (7:30 pm): With 287 precincts reporting  itâs Gillespie 49.87%-Northam 49.05%; Vogel 52.02%-Fairfax 47.92%; Adams 51.54%- Herring 48.41%. Looks like Chesterfield County went by a slim margin (49.90%-48.95%) to Gillespie; compare to 49%-41% Cooch four years ago. That doesnât bode well at all for Gillespie. According to Nate Cohn of the NY Times  âAt this stage  it is fair to say that  Northam  has the advantage. Not enough information to make a call  though.â His model has Northam +4.2 points.\nUPDATE (7:22 pm): With 69 of 2 566 precincts reporting  itâs Ralph Northam 50.05%- Ed Gillespie 48.82%; Jill Vogel 50.35%-Justin Fairfax 49.59%; and John Adams 50.46%-Mark Herring 49.47%.\nUPDATE (7:14 pm): CNN exit poll info â âVote among women in Virginia via @ CNN exit polls â> 2017:  Northam  +19 2016: Clinton +17 2014: Warner +12 2013: McAuliffe +9â³ Also  from @alexhoneker: âCNN Exit Poll   VIRGINIA Race: White (68%): 59-40 Gillespie Black (20%): 86-13 Northam Hispanic (6%): 62-35 Northam Education: College grad (59%): 58-41 Northam Non-college grad (41%): 55-43 Gillespieâ @owillis âexit has  northam  at 40% w white voters. hrc had 35%  mcauliffe had 36%â @BenWessel â Prelim exits have @ RalphNortham winning an eye-popping 66% of # youthvote (under-30). Literally same % that Obama got in 2008. So proud of @ NextGenAmericaâs whole team.â\n3) The latest polling heading into election day can be seen here:  Northam  up 9 points in Quinnipiac Universityâs final poll;  Northam  up 5 points in Foxâs and the Washington Post/Schar Schoolâs final poll;  Northam  up 6 points in CNUâs final poll; tied in Rasmussen and Roanoke College final polls  etc. Clearly  someoneâs going to be very wrong here and others are going to be very right. Stay tunedâ¦",
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            "input": "LOS ANGELES — The governor of California once again denied parole Friday for  Leslie Van Houten   the youngest follower of murderous cult leader Charles Manson who blamed herself at her parole hearing for letting  him  control her life.\nGov. Jerry Brown said in his decision that  Van Houten  still lays too much of the blame on Manson  who died two months ago at age 83.\n The 68-year-old Van Houten  is serving life for the murders of wealthy grocer Leno La Bianca and  his  wife  Rosemary  when  Van Houten  was 19. They were stabbed a day after other Manson followers killed pregnant actress Sharon Tate and four other people in Los Angeles.\n Van Houten  has long been considered among the most likely candidates among Manson “family” members to be paroled  But Brown  like Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger before him  has steadfastly refused to let anyone associated with Manson’s killings go free.\nIt’s the second time Brown has blocked parole for  Van Houten  after a state parole panel recommended that she be freed.\nBrown wrote Friday that  Van Houten  “played a vital part in the LaBianca murders  one of the most notorious of the Manson family crimes. The devastation and loss experienced by the LaBianca family and all the victims’ families continues today.”\nBrown recalled  Van Houten  saying that she takes responsibility for “Manson being able to do what he did to all of us. I allowed it. I accept responsibility that I allowed him to conduct my life in that way.”",
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            "input": "One quick way to understand the agreement British Prime Minister Theresa May struck with the European Union on Friday — which effectively guarantees that the United Kingdom’s exit from the trading bloc will change so little that there will be no need to police its new border with the EU in Ireland — is to look at how very unhappy it has made pro-Brexit extremists.\nFarage  Banks  and other “Brexiteers” have spent months talking up the prospects of a free trade deal with the United States as a replacement for EU membership. But  as Ireland’s leader Leo Varadkar pointed out  by committing the U.K. to keeping its trade standards in line with the EU   May  had made  it  nearly impossible to strike free trade agreements (so-called FTAs) with nations like the U.S.  which have more lax health and safety regulations.\nCongratulations to  Theresa May  for agreeing to absolutely everything the EU requested from the start but taking 8 months of potential trade negotiating time to do it — Matt Zarb-Cousin (@mattzarb) December 8  2017\n Theresa May  has basically just scrolled straight to the end of the document and ticked the box saying  she  has read the Brexit Terms and Conditions. — John O'Farrell (@mrjohnofarrell) December 8  2017\nMay  who voted against Brexit in last year’s referendum  now faces the tricky task of holding on to the support of the so-called Brextremists in  her  Conservative party during the final phase of trade negotiations that could result in the U.K. leaving the EU but getting a form of associate membership  like that enjoyed by Norway or Switzerland. Since  she  took office after the referendum   May  appears to have kept the peace in  her  divided party by stringently refusing to propose any concrete plans for what kind of deal  she  is hoping to strike with the E.U. The fact that  her  party has been avoiding hard conversations  intent on satisfying the narrow majority of Britons who voted to leave the EU without having ever developed an actual plan for how to protect its economy after Brexit  was reinforced on Wednesday when two senior ministers admitted as much in testimony to parliamentary committees. David Davis  who leads the newly created ministry for Exiting the European Union  was asked to provide details on the dozens of impact assessments he previously said his department had produced to determine how leaving the EU would affect up to 57 sectors of the British economy. To the surprise of many observers  Davis  who had previously described the studies as going into “excruciating detail ” suddenly admitted that no such papers existed.",
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            "input": "Truck driver Tequila Isaacson  was at a rest stop in Snoqualmie Pass  Wash. on Sunday when  she  noticed a family trying to get their child out of a burning pickup truck in the parking lot   she  wrote in a Facebook post.\n Isaacson  searched for a fire extinguisher while someone called 911.  She  was unable to find one until  she  noticed an extinguisher behind the locked door of Red Mountain Coffee.\n She  walked back around the side of the building and saw the fire had spread and was coming from underneath the truck. That is when  she  says  she  returned to  her  own truck and grabbed a metal fence post to break the door.\n“I got the fire put out  and everyone safe  before the 911 call was completed ”  Isaacson  wrote.\nWhen first responders arrived   Isaacson  told them that  she  broke the glass door. Instead of responding with thanks  a Washington State Patrol Trooper told her that using a fire extinguisher without permission is theft no matter how good the intentions  KOMO News reported.\n“ He  outright stated that unless I was willing to pay for it right then and there   he  would be charging me with burglary ”  Isaacson  told KOMO.\nThe Washington State Patrol admitted a trooper did speak with  Isaacson  regarding who would be responsible for the damage.\nThe WSP will reportedly review the way the case was handled and added they are grateful for  Isaacson ’s courageous effort to help the child.",
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            "input": "Morning television personality and burgeoning rock star Joe Scarborough released a new single Saturday that  he  says is inspired by the anti-Donald Trump Womenâs March.\nMika and I salute youðºð¸[Link] eqg4xO4MtD â Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) January 20  2018\n The tune is an acoustic ballad featuring  Scarborough  at  his  most contemplative.\nâOnce in your life  you may get the chance to stand/Against a column of tanks  holding up your hand â  Scarborough  sings in the verse. âAnd once in your life  you may get the chance to say/words like deep within your heart  that change the outcome of a day.â\n Scarborough âs âStandâ marks the latest musical endeavor for the 54-year-old MSNBC star.\n He  has previously released the EPs Welcome to the Monkey House  Mystified  and Freaks Love Freaks  as well as the holiday album A Very Drumpf Christmas.\nListen to  his  latest song here.",
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            "input": "Philip Alston  is the United Nations' special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights. He speaks with NPR's Kelly McEvers about a report he is compiling on how the United State's most vulnerable are treated by the government.\n Philip Alston  has spent the past two weeks traveling around the United States - first Washington  D.C.  then Los Angeles  San Francisco  Alabama  Puerto Rico and finally West Virginia. The United States is one of the wealthiest countries in the world  but  Alston  wanted to understand how it is that 40 million Americans live in poverty.  He  is the United Nations' special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights. And  he 's with us now. Welcome to the show.\n PHILIP ALSTON : Thank you.\n ALSTON : I was looking primarily to see the relationship between the civil rights  which the United States holds so dear  and poverty. In other words  if you live in poverty in this country  can you actually enjoy the civil and political rights which you are supposedly guaranteed?\n ALSTON : To go to Skid Row in Los Angeles  to see the extent of it  the never-ending encampments and tents  the really grim circumstances under which people live. To go to Alabama to meet with people who live in areas that have no sewerage connection  and so their sewage is basically just pumped out into their gardens. Those sorts of things have a pretty big impact.\n ALSTON : So the rich are industrious  entrepreneurial  patriotic and the drivers of economic success. The poor  on the other hand  are wasters  losers and scammers. So as a result  money spent on welfare is money down the drain. Money devoted to the rich is a sound investment. The reality is that the United States now has probably the lowest degree of social mobility among all the rich countries. And if you are born poor  guess where you're going to end up - poor.\n ALSTON : I was very impressed by a lot of the community organizing that's going on in many places. I was very impressed by a voluntary health  dental  even psychological care clinic that I saw called West Virginia Health Right  which has no full-time doctors or dentists but relies on volunteer services from those communities and ends up seeing 21 000 patients a year.\n ALSTON : I have to admit that sometimes I fear that such superb and much-needed initiatives  they are taking the pressure off the state. And the state can sort of sit back and say  well  there's no need in that area. It's being done by these guys.\n ALSTON : Well  I think one of the most striking things is the lack of political will. I don't want to draw a comparison with China  but I did have to say when I was there that what was impressive was that Xi Jinping had made it a priority of his administration to eradicate extreme poverty. And when people said to me  oh  but he's just trying to keep control of the Communist Party  my response was  I think every politician is trying to keep control of government. And if others would dedicate themselves to eliminate poverty  then that would be great.\nMCEVERS:  Philip Alston  is the U.N. special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights. Thanks for your time today.\n ALSTON : Thanks. My pleasure.",
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            "input": "\"Visitors from infected countries should wear masks. It's a precautionary measure we're taking to avoid human-to-human transmission of the virus \" Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari told AFP.\n But the minister said the government had no intention of enforcing the precaution  which could do serious damage to the country's stuttering tourism industry.\n \"There'll be no penalty if people don't wear them. You can't expect people to wear masks when they're swimming \" Supari said  adding the masks would be handed out to visitors as soon as possible depending on funding.\n Supari said last week she was particularly worried about Australian tourists who flock to the famous surf beaches of Bali island. More than 300 000 Australian holiday-makers visited the island last year.\n/Users/mohaddeseh/Documents/EntitySentimentAnalyzer-master/dataAnalysis/LDC2014E13_output/used_documents_in_MTurk_merge/small/AFP_ENG_20090609.0525",
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            "input": "\"In a private transaction in 2016  I used my own personal funds to facilitate a payment of $130 000 to Ms. Stephanie Clifford \"  Michael Cohen  said in a statement. \"Neither the Trump Organization nor the Trump campaign was a party to the transaction with Ms. Clifford  and neither reimbursed me for the payment  either directly or indirectly.\"\nJust weeks before the 2016 election   Cohen  reportedly created a private LLC to pay Clifford  otherwise known as Stormy Daniels  following an alleged July 2006 encounter with Trump  The Wall Street Journal reported in January\nFollowing initial reports last month that  Cohen  had made the payment   he  said in a statement that Trump \"vehemently denies\" any encounter between the two.\nIn January   the organization Common Cause filed complaints with the Federal Election Commission and the Justice Department  alleging that the reported payment to Clifford constituted a campaign finance violation. But on Tuesday   Cohen 's statement denied that accusation and said the monetary exchange was \"lawful\" and \"not a campaign contribution.\"\n\"The payment to Ms. Clifford was lawful  and was not a campaign contribution or a campaign expenditure by anyone \"  Cohen  said.\n Cohen  also said  he  filed a reply with the FEC  but that filing will not be public until the agency has resolved the matter.\nWhen asked why  he  made the payment   Cohen  told CNN: \"Just because something isn't true doesn't mean that it can't cause you harm or damage. I will always protect Mr. Trump.\"",
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            "input": "The Philadelphia 76ers have agreed to a five-year  $148 million max rookie contract extension for  fourth-year center Joel Embiid   according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.\nAccording to Wojnarowski  if  Embiid  hits the max criteria over the course of the deal  it could be worth as much as $178 million.\nAs such  the 76ers are taking a massive gamble on  Embiid  after just 31 career games. Embiid  the No. 3 pick in the 2014 draft  missed the first two seasons of his career with foot injuries before playing 31 games last year — and then missing the rest of the season with a torn meniscus.\nBut those 31 games were a revelation.  Embiid  averaged 20 points on 46% shooting  36% from downtown  with nearly eight rebounds and 2.5 blocks per game. With Embiid on the floor  the lowly 76ers actually outscored teams  competing with opponents for the first time in years after undergoing a dramatic rebuild.\nThe Sixers know what they have in  Embiid  on the floor — an athletic  inside-out  physical specimen capable of defending the rim and taking over the game on offense. The question is how often they'll get to have  Embiid  on the floor.\nSixers coach Brett Brown has already said the team is being extremely cautious with  Embiid 's health. He has sat out parts of training camp this season  taking part in 5-on-5 drills only occasionally. Few believe he'll play a full  82-game season soon. ESPN's Zach Lowe estimated that in order for the 76ers to be a playoff team  they'll need at least 50 games out of  Embiid   a modest projection that is still nearly double what he played last year.\nIf  Embiid  can't get over his injury woes  the 76ers will be saddled with a long  expensive contract for a player who can't get on the floor. According to Wojnarowski  the deal contains some \"salary cap protection\" for the 76ers if  Embiid  suffers a long-term injury  though it's unclear what the guarantees and non-guarantees are at this point.\nBut when  Embiid  is healthy   he  can do things like this:\nThe 76ers have decided that however much of this they can get from  Embiid  per season is worth it.\nIf  Embiid  recovers from  his  physical ailments and can play at least over 50% of the season annually  then the deal will be worthwhile. Stocked with back-to-back No. 1 picks in Ben Simmons and Markelle Fultz  the Sixers have a core that may be the most promising in the league.\nBut until  Embiid  is healthy and stays healthy  the team will always have a big question hanging over it.",
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            "input": "After five days of scouring the life of Las Vegas gunman  Stephen Paddock  and chasing 1 000 leads  investigators confessed Friday they still don't know what drove  him  to mass murder  and they announced plans to put up billboards appealing for the public's help.\nIn their effort to find any hint of  his  motive  investigators were looking into whether  he  was with a prostitute days before the shooting  scrutinizing cruises  he  took and trying to make sense of a cryptic note with numbers jotted on it found in  his  hotel room  a federal official said.\nSo far  examinations of Paddock's politics  finances  any possible radicalization and  his  social behavior — typical investigative avenues that have helped uncover the motive in past shootings — have turned up little.\nHis arsenal also included tracer rounds that can improve a shooter's firing accuracy in the dark  a law enforcement official told AP. It wasn't clear whether  Paddock  fired any of the illuminated bullets during the high-rise massacre.\n Paddock  bought 1 000 rounds of the .308-caliber and .223-caliber tracer ammunition from a private buyer  he  met at a Phoenix gun show  a law enforcement official not authorized to comment on the investigation said on condition of anonymity.\nVideo shot of the pandemonium that erupted when  Paddock  started strafing the festival showed a muzzle flash from  his  room at the Mandalay Bay resort  but bullets weren't visible in the night sky.\nInvestigators are looking into  Paddock 's mental health and any medications  he  was on  McMahill said.\n His  girlfriend  Danley  told FBI agents Wednesday that she had not noticed any changes in  his  mental state or indications  he  could become violent  the federal official said.\n Paddock  sent Danley on a trip to her native Philippines before the attack  and she was unaware of  his  plans and devastated when she learned of the carnage while overseas  she said in a statement.",
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            "input": "CRAWFORD , Texas - Military veterans injured during their service are participating in former President George W. Bush 's annual Warrior 100K bike ride at his Central Texas ranch . \nThree buses brought 52 soldiers Saturday to Bush 's Prairie Chapel Ranch in Crawford , about 20 miles west of Waco , for the seventh annual 100-kilometer ride on trails at the ranch . \nPresident Bush welcomes warriors for the 2017 W100K . \nPresident Bush and the Team 43 warriors take off for the final day of the #W100K pic.twitter.com1TpxsVj2vZ -- TheBushCenter -LRB- @TheBushCenter -RRB- October 8 , 2017 .",
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            "input": "Harvey  Irma   Jose  and Maria  went through a process of \"rapid intensification \" meaning  their  maximum sustained winds increased at least 35 mph in 24 hours or less. That's a jump of about two categories on the Saffir-Simpson scale  which grades hurricane strength from 1 to 5.\nLt. Gen. Russel Honoré led Task Force Katrina in the aftermath of the hurricane that struck the Gulf Coast in 2005. But  in an opinion article for CNN   he wrote that hurricanes Harvey  Irma and Maria were eye-opening to him\nSoon after Harvey  deadly Hurricane Irma slammed the Caribbean before taking aim at Florida.  Maria  later followed a similar path  hitting already devastated areas of the Leeward Islands and causing massive damage in Puerto Rico.\nPhotos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean An apartment building is missing a wall in San Juan  Puerto Rico  on Monday  September 25  nearly a week after  Hurricane Maria  devastated the US commonwealth. Power is still out in most places  and communications remain almost nonexistent on the island of 3.4 million people. Hide Caption 1 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Yancy Leon rests at the Luis Muñoz Marin International Airport near San Juan on September 25.  She 's been waiting in line for two days to get a flight out. Hide Caption 2 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean An aerial view shows the flooding in San Juan on September 25. Hide Caption 3 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean People collect water from a natural spring created by landslides in Corozal  Puerto Rico  on Sunday  September 24. Puerto Rican Gov. Ricardo Rosselló said the island faces a humanitarian crisis. Hide Caption 4 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean An aerial view shows a flooded neighborhood in Catano  Puerto Rico  on Friday  September 22. Hide Caption 5 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A man cleans a muddy street in Toa Baja  Puerto Rico  on September 22. Hide Caption 6 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A man walks on a highway divider while carrying his bicycle through San Juan  Puerto Rico  on Thursday  September 21. Hide Caption 7 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A shack is destroyed in San Juan on September 21. Hide Caption 8 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A gas station's sign is damaged in Punta Cana  Dominican Republic  as the hurricane passed just north of the country on September 21. Hide Caption 9 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Rescue workers drive through a flooded road in Humacao  Puerto Rico  on Wednesday  September 20. Hide Caption 10 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A mattress that fell from the third floor is surrounded by debris outside a San Juan apartment complex on September 20. Hide Caption 11 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Damage is seen in Roseau  Dominica  on September 20. Hide Caption 12 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean People walk through the destruction in Roseau on September 20. Hide Caption 13 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean San Juan is shrouded in darkness after the hurricane knocked out power to the entire island of Puerto Rico. Hide Caption 14 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Power lines are scattered across a road in Humacao  Puerto Rico  on September 20. Hide Caption 15 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Residents move aluminum panels from an intersection in Humacao on September 20. Hide Caption 16 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Rescue vehicles are trapped under an awning in Humacao on September 20. Hide Caption 17 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Trees are toppled outside the Roberto Clemente Coliseum in San Juan on September 20. Hide Caption 18 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Members of a rescue team embrace as they wait to help in Humacao on September 20. Hide Caption 19 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A tree is damaged in Fajardo  Puerto Rico  on September 20. Hide Caption 20 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Debris is strewn across a Fajardo street on September 20. Hide Caption 21 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A woman closes  her  property in Naguabo  Puerto Rico  hours before  Maria 's arrival. Hide Caption 22 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean People take shelter at Puerto Rico's Humacao Arena on Tuesday  September 19. Hide Caption 23 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Two girls play on cots at the Humacao Arena. Hide Caption 24 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Waves crash in San Juan as the hurricane neared Puerto Rico on September 19. Hide Caption 25 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean People pray in Humacao on September 19. Hide Caption 26 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A street is flooded in Pointe-a-Pitre  on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe  on September 19. Hide Caption 27 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean People stand near debris at a restaurant in Le Carbet  Martinique  on September 19. Hide Caption 28 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean People in Luquillo  Puerto Rico  board up windows of a business on September 19. Hide Caption 29 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A boat is overturned off the shore of Sainte-Anne  Guadeloupe  on September 19. Hide Caption 30 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Cars line up at a gas station in San Juan on September 19. Hide Caption 31 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean A motorist drives on the flooded waterfront in Fort-de-France  Martinique  on September 19. Hide Caption 32 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Floodwaters surround cars in Pointe-a-Pitre on September 19. Hide Caption 33 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Soldiers patrol a street in Marigot  St. Martin  as preparations were made for  Maria  on September 19. Hide Caption 34 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean People buy provisions in Petit-Bourg  Guadeloupe  as the hurricane approached on Monday  September 18. Hide Caption 35 of 36 Photos:  Hurricane Maria  slams the Caribbean Customers wait in line for power generators at a store in San Juan on September 18. Hide Caption 36 of 36\nPhotos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Children clean a dirty mattress from a flooded home in Immokalee  Florida  on Thursday  September 14.  Hurricane Irma  laid waste to beautiful Caribbean islands and caused historic destruction across Florida. The cleanup will take weeks; recovery will take months. Hide Caption 1 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida On September 14  President Donald Trump  Vice President Mike Pence and first lady Melania Trump hand out food to people impacted by  Hurricane Irma  in Naples  Florida. Hide Caption 2 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Debris litters the area around a group of homes in the Florida Keys on Wednesday  September 13. Hide Caption 3 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Lake County jail inmates fill sandbags in Astor  Florida  on September 13. Hide Caption 4 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A classic Volkswagen sits in floodwaters September 13 in Middleburg  Florida. Flooding from the Black Creek topped the previous high-water mark by about 7 feet. Hide Caption 5 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida James Wade checks for water-damaged items as floodwaters recede in Middleburg on September 13. Hide Caption 6 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Floodwaters surround vehicles in Callahan  Florida  on Tuesday  September 12. Hide Caption 7 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Jose Encarnacion pulls a chicken from a cage as he gathers belongings from his flooded house in Bonita Springs  Florida  on September 12. Hide Caption 8 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Joseph Dupuis III stacks boxes off the floor in his parents' water-logged apartment in Jacksonville  Florida  on September 12. Hide Caption 9 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Motorists in Estero  Florida  fill gas cans September 12  moments before police shut the station down because of a curfew. Hide Caption 10 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Mike Gilbert and his daughter Brooke embrace in front of a relative's destroyed condominium building in the Florida Keys on September 12. Hide Caption 11 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Members of the US Coast Guard operate in floodwaters during rescue missions in Hastings  Florida  on September 12. Hide Caption 12 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Waist-deep in floodwater  Shelly Hughes gets her first look at the inside of her camper in Arcadia  Florida  on September 12. Hide Caption 13 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida In the aftermath of  Hurricane Irma   a house slides into the Atlantic Ocean in Ponte Vedra Beach  Florida  on Monday  September 11. Hide Caption 14 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Richard Shieldhouse maneuvers through storm-surge floodwaters in Jacksonville on September 11. Hide Caption 15 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams  Florida Mario Valentine  sits in  his  badly damaged home in Immokalee on September 11. Hide Caption 16 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Boats are partially submerged in Key Largo  Florida  on September 11. Hide Caption 17 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Chris Stokes works in the mud as  he  helps clean up damage to  his  father's convenience store in Everglades City  Florida  on September 11. Hide Caption 18 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Ashley Tomberg drags a tree branch from the roof of a neighbor's house in Gainesville  Florida  on September 11. Hide Caption 19 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Floodwaters inundate a car in Jacksonville on September 11. Hide Caption 20 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A crocodile appears at the Dinner Key Marina in Miami on September 11. Hide Caption 21 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams  Florida John Duke  tries to salvage  his  flooded vehicle in Jacksonville on September 11. Hide Caption 22 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A van sits in a sinkhole that opened up in Winter Springs  Florida  on September 11. Hide Caption 23 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida People check out floodwaters at Jacksonville's Memorial Park on September 11. Hide Caption 24 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Kelly McClenthen and  her  boyfriend  Daniel Harrison  walk through floodwaters in Bonita Springs on September 11. Hide Caption 25 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A truck drives through a flooded street in Key Largo on September 11. Hide Caption 26 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A man walks by damage in Palm Shores  Florida  on September 11. Hide Caption 27 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Catharine Taylor Woods cleans up a broken awning outside  her  building in Wauchula  Florida  on September 11. Hide Caption 28 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida The roof of a home is damaged in Marco Island  Florida  on September 11. Hide Caption 29 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Rick Freedman checks damage to his neighbor's home in Marco Island on September 11. Hide Caption 30 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Boats are partially submerged in a marina in downtown Miami on September 11. Hide Caption 31 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida People step out of their flooded home in Fort Myers  Florida  on September 11. Hide Caption 32 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A felled tree blocks a street in downtown Miami on September 11. Hide Caption 33 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams  Florida Irma  damaged this gas station roof in Bonita Springs. Hide Caption 34 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams  Florida Michele Snelling  sleeps on couch cushions next to  her  4-month-old daughter  Lauryn  at a middle school in St. Petersburg  Florida  on September 11. The school was filled with evacuees. Hide Caption 35 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Hotel guests navigate a dark stairwell after they lost power in Fort Lauderdale  Florida. Hide Caption 36 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida People in Cape Coral  Florida  tend to a car that flipped over during  Hurricane Irma  on Sunday  September 10. Hide Caption 37 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A manatee lies stranded September 10 after waters receded during  Irma 's approach in Manatee County  Florida. Hide Caption 38 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida High winds split this large tree in half in Fort Lauderdale. Hide Caption 39 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida An American flag is torn as  Irma  passes through Naples on September 10. Hide Caption 40 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A sheriff's deputy walks through a shelter in Naples after the power went out on September 10. Hide Caption 41 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A police officer walks over debris after a tornado touched down in Palm Bay  Florida  on September 10. Hide Caption 42 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams  Florida Yaya Lopez  holds  her  fiance  Howard Lopez  while they sleep in a middle-school hallway in St. Petersburg on September 10. Hide Caption 43 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Geoff Rutland  a local volunteer from Crossing Jordan Church  helps other residents get ice from a vending machine in Tampa  Florida  on September 10. Hide Caption 44 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida PJ Pike checks on his boat and one belonging to a friend in Fort Myers. Both were sitting in mud at their moorings due to an unusually low tide on September 10. Hide Caption 45 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida People walk past a building in Miami where the roof was blown off by  Hurricane Irma  on September 10. Hide Caption 46 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida An abandoned car sits in floodwaters during a storm surge in Fort Lauderdale on September 10. Hide Caption 47 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Fallen trees block a parking lot in Fort Lauderdale on September 10. Hide Caption 48 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Sailboats moored near Watson Island ride out the winds and waves on September 10. Hide Caption 49 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Members of the Blinckman family use their personal devices in a stairwell utility closet as  Hurricane Irma  went over Key West  Florida  on September 10. Hide Caption 50 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Evacuees watch the weather from a shelter in Naples on September 10. Hide Caption 51 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Heavy winds and rain blow through Miami on September 10. Hide Caption 52 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Weather Channel meteorologist Mike Seidel fights fierce winds and flooded streets while reporting in Miami on September 10. Hide Caption 53 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams  Florida A man  records the gusty winds going through downtown Miami on September 10. Hide Caption 54 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida A tree lies on a pickup truck after being knocked down by the high winds in Miami on September 10. Hide Caption 55 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Hotel guests eat breakfast by lamplight after the Courtyard Marriott was left without power in Fort Lauderdale on September 10. Hide Caption 56 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida Part of this crane tower collapsed in Miami on September 10. Hide Caption 57 of 58 Photos:  Hurricane Irma  slams Florida People sit in the Miami-Dade County Fair Expo Center as  Irma  approached Miami on Saturday  September 9. See  Hurricane Irma 's impact on the Caribbean Hide Caption 58 of 58",
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            "input": "There are just over four months left to go before the release of Solo: A Star Wars Story. And unusually for this stage in a movie's promotional cycle  we still don't even have a publicity shot of the movie's star Alden Ehrenreich as young Han Solo  much less a trailer.\nInsider accounts said that they were going for a far-too-comedic tone  wouldn't agree to reshoots  and clashed with legendary script writer Lawrence Kasdan. One rumor had it that  Ehrenreich  had felt so concerned about  his  performance under Lord and Miller that  he 'd alerted Lucasfilm and brought in an acting coach.\nHollywood legend Ron Howard  himself a Lucasfilm alum  was drafted to finish the job — and spent so many weeks doing so that observers speculated  he  wasn't so much finishing Lord and Miller's version as starting the movie from scratch.\n Alden Ehrenreich  already had a heavy lift in persuading us that  his  portrayal was a worthy younger version of the mighty Harrison Ford; if  he  fails to shine on screen  even the most polished edit won't do much good.",
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            "input": "In as Dec. 20  2017 file photo   White House senior adviser Jared Kushner  listens as President Trump speaks during a cabinet meeting at the White House in Washington. (Photo: Evan Vucci  AP)\n Jared Kushner   the embattled son-in-law and senior adviser to President Trump  met at the White House with executives of two companies that later made loans worth more than a half billion dollars to Kushner's family real estate firm  according to The New York Times.\nChristine Taylor  a spokeswoman for Kushner Companies  confirmed the loans to the Associated Press but said any implication that  Kushner ’s White House role affected the company’s long-standing relationships with lenders is “made up and without substantiation.”\nPeter Mirijanian  spokesman for  Kushner ’s lawyer  Abbe Lowell  said in a statement that  Kushner  “has had no role in the Kushner Companies since joining the government and has taken no part of any business  loans  or projects with or for the Companies after that.”\n Kushner  resigned as chief executive of the family firm when he joined the White House last January and sold a small portion of his stake in the company to a trust controlled by his mother  the Times said.\nThe newspaper  quoting three people familiar with the meetings  said Harris met several times with  Kushner  and even discussed a possible White House job for the executive  but that never materialized. In late November  Apollo loaned $184 million to Kushner Companies to refinance the mortgage on a Chicago skyscraper.\nCitigroup lent the firm and one of its partners $325 million to help finance a group of office buildings in Brooklyn. The Times  citing people briefed on the meeting  reported the loan was made in spring 2017  shortly after  Kushner  met in the White House with Corbat. The newspaper quoted one unidentified source as saying the two men discussed financial and trade policy and not  Kushner 's family business.\nThe report comes amid  Kushner 's loss of  his  top-secret security clearance because of a longstanding holdup of a background review. The 37-year-old presidential aide has been forced to repeatedly correct omissions in the government form used to apply for clearances  as well as in his financial disclosure forms.\nThe Washington Post  quoting current and former U.S. officials familiar with intelligence reports on the matter  reported Tuesday that officials in at least four countries — China  Israel  Mexico and the United Arab Emirates — have privately discussed ways they can manipulate  Kushner  by taking advantage of  his  complex business arrangements  financial difficulties and lack of foreign policy experience.\nThe AP  quoting an unidentified former intelligence official  also reported that intelligence officials have expressed concern that  Kushner 's business dealings were a topic of discussion in conversations with foreign officials about issues of interest to the U.S. government.\nThe official  who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss  Kushner ’s security clearance review  said there was a difference of opinion among intelligence officials about the significance of the conversations.\nSome believed  Kushner  knew  his  business dealings would likely come up in the conversations and was too naive or inexperienced to know how to steer clear of the topic in light of  his  position as Trump’s adviser  the official said. Others thought  Kushner  knew the topic would likely surface and used the opportunity while talking to the foreign officials to engage in conversations about  his  business interests.",
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            "input": "Skill was everywhere.  Patrick Kane  had  his  first multi-goal game of the season. Victor Hedman made a spectacular drop pass that led to a shorthanded goal for the Lightning. And the overtime kept the arena breathless until Brayden Point won the game at 3 minutes  25 seconds on a power-play goal.\nSandwiched around that were  Kane 's goals. The first came on a wrist shot from the left circle at 3:49  the second he stuffed in from a narrow angle on a 5-on-3 Hawks power play.  Kane 's breakout came after  he  had scored just one goal in  his  last 10 games.\n\"I guess you measure yourself by production  so it's never fun when you're not scoring for a little bit of a period of time  \" Kane  said. \"But you know you're going to have those stretches during the season. Just try to do the right things in practice  work on your game and hopefully it comes around.\"\n Kane  wasn't totally thrilled with  himself   however  after a giveaway led to a Lightning shorthanded goal in the second.  He  lost the puck and Hedman tracked it down  dropped it back to Ryan Callahan on a heady pass and Callahan set up Ondrej Palat for a one-time goal at 4:27.\n\"I have to be better on that play for sure  \" Kane  said. \"Make sure sometimes it's better to make the easy play and play it safe  especially that time of the game when you're up 2-0 and it's better not to get anything at all than give them one.\"\nBrandon Saad and Richard Panik  two members of the snake bit top line  missed consecutive choice chances 5:30 into the period. Nick Schmaltz fired wide on a 2-on-1 and 1:51 into the overtime.  Kane  had a breakaway on Andrei Vasilevskiy that Vasilevskiy stopped with a pad.\n\"If you're going to make a move on  him    he  has such long legs  you're going to have to get it up \"  Kane  said. \"I made the move I wanted  just maybe got a little bit too close and got it up but not enough.\"\n2.  Patrick Kane   Blackhawks: Had first multi-goal game of season.",
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            "input": "The aspiring model who calls Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi \"Daddy\" on Tuesday marks a year since he attended her 18th birthday party  prompting his wife to file for divorce.\n Reports in the Italian press that Berlusconi went to the modest apartment of Letizia's parents on the outskirts of Naples to attend her 18th birthday party -- when he offered her an expensive necklace -- led to a public row between the prime minister and his second wife  Veronica Lario.\n Twenty years his junior  Lario was quoted as telling a friend she could not stay married to a man who \"frequents minors.\"\n News reports said Berlusconi first contacted Letizia without her parents knowing after he spotted pictures of her in a file of hopeful models  while he claimed to be friends with her parents.\n The scandal was soon followed by the emergence of sizzling photographs of topless women lounging in the gardens of Berlusconi's luxury villa in Sardinia  and revelations that a call girl accepted 2 000 euros (2 800 dollars) to spend the night with him at his Rome residence.",
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            "input": "Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman  did not mince any words when discussing Las Vegas massacre gunman Stephen Paddock’s actions  branding him a “madman ” a “scumbag ” and more.\nWhat did  she  say?\n Goodman   speaking with Fox News host Brian Kilmeade on Monday night  hurled insults at Paddock  who “so selfishly” took nearly 60 lives in the Las Vegas deadly mass shooting.\n She  added that “it’s been a very  very difficult time.”\n Goodman  lauded the efforts of local law enforcement  first responders  and health care providers for their brave actions in the aftermath of the incident.\n“They have done their utmost to save as many lives as possible  but the tragedy remains for all the people who don’t know where their loved ones are ”  Goodman  said.\n Goodman  later praised the Las Vegas community for donating blood  money  free rooms and more to the devastated community.\n“This has just been a tremendous bonding for us all as we come together ”  Goodman  said. “And we just know that the sadness is that there probably a beautiful number of 59 new stars in the heavens and we are just tragically stricken by this.”",
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            "input": "Danny Finley  has been the coroner for Clay County  a rural area in the southeastern part of the state  since 2011. But that’s not his primary job. He’s an insurance broker working primarily in health care and a licensed funeral director  although he’s not currently active in that role.\nAt the time he was elected   Finley  said  Clay County was in the midst of a serious drug problem. According to KIPRC  the county of roughly 22 000 people had 25 drug overdose deaths that year. But it wasn’t clear which drugs were responsible  so  Finley  couldn’t tell whether the county’s drug problem was the same or different from those in other parts of the state.\nIn Kentucky  more thorough death investigations and better cause-of-death data allowed  Finley  and other officials to respond to the specific problems in Clay County.  Finley  was able to determine that prescription medications were the root of the drug problem in  his  county. “Most of the media reporting was on meth labs ”  Finley  said. “I would look at my data  and although meth labs were serious problems  they were not the problems I was having in Clay County.”\nSince then   Finley  said  there has been a collaborative effort among hospital emergency department practitioners to better educate county residents on the dangers of misusing prescriptions and to stop overprescribing opioids and benzodiazepines  a class of drugs typically used for anxiety or panic disorders.\nAside from data management  an important element of Hargrove’s job is to help county coroners across the state discover their roles as public health officials. Hargrove nodded to  Finley  as an official who has effectively helped rally a local community to fight the epidemic. According to a KIPRC report released in August  Clay County had only five overdose fatalities in 2016  a notable drop from the 25 it had five years earlier.",
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            "input": "Hensley Meulens  spent eight seasons playing in the Yankees organization before  he  was released in 1993  a once highly touted prospect who never found success in the majors.\nNow that  he  has a chance to come back to The Bronx as a manager   Meulens  believes those years with the organization will benefit  him .\n“I was groomed to be a winner ”  Meulens  said during a Thursday conference call following  his  interview. “Everything that was instilled in me  especially wining and becoming a true baseball player  I learned here. I’ve been away from here for over 24 years. Every time I go somewhere  people say  ‘You used to play for the Yankees …’ Growing up here was essential for me and the person I became and the way I learned to play the game.”\nBut that association alone won’t get  Meulens  the job — and that’s where  he  hopes the rest of  his  résumé comes in.\nThe 50-year-old was the Giants’ hitting coach for eight years before being named their bench coach following the 2017 season.  He  also managed the Netherlands in the last two World Baseball Classics  finishing fourth both times.\nA native of Curacao   Meulens  has worked with Didi Gregorius frequently in recent offseasons — in addition to Gregorius playing for  Meulens  in the WBC earlier this year.\n He ’s the third candidate to officially interview for the vacant Yankees managerial position  following bench coach Rob Thomson and former Indians and Mariners manager Eric Wedge.\n Meulens ’ history with the Yankees goes back over 30 years.  He  was signed by the Yankees in 1985 and made  his  MLB debut with them in 1989.\nSince then   he  played with the Diamondbacks and Expos  as well as three seasons in Japan. And for the last 15 years   he ’s been a coach.\n Meulens  pointed to the fact that  he ’s played “all over the world” and was on a staff that won three World Series title in five seasons with the Giants.\nMore than that  though   he  is confident  he  checks some of the other boxes general manager Brian Cashman has mentioned in  his  search for Joe Girardi’s replacement — mostly when it comes to communication.\n Meulens  speaks five languages  but  he  insisted there was more to  his  communications skills than that.\n“I’m a guy that likes going around the clubhouse  talking to guys and finding out how guys are feeling so I have an understanding of what’s going on ’’  Meulens  said. “You have to understand as a coach  you’re kind of a psychologist at the same time.”\n“The managers that are having success  that want to have success  they’ve got to [get] up to speed with that kind of stuff because it’s facts ”  Meulens  said.\n“Now that a spot is open  of course this is a place where I want to come back ”  Meulens  said. “This is where I grew up. My first crack at being a major leaguer was here. … A lot of my history goes back here  and I think they would welcome me back into this environment.’’",
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            "input": "Come fall   Matt Patricia   with pencil tucked firmly behind  his  ear  is likely going to be patrolling some NFL sideline as a head coach. But where?\nThe New England Patriots defensive coordinator  the hottest name among assistant coaches expected to move up  is moving toward becoming the next coach of the Detroit Lions  according to ESPN in news that is likely to disappoint New York Giants fans.  Patricia   43  and the Lions  however  still have to agree on contract details  something that under NFL rules cannot be done until the Patriots' season ends. New England advanced to the AFC championship game next weekend with a victory Saturday night over Tennessee.\n Patricia  would be joining Bob Quinn  who formerly worked for the Patriots and is now the Lions general manager.\nAs for the Giants  they'll be in a bit of a pickle if  Patricia  ends up in Detroit. They're also eyeing Josh McDaniels  the Patriots' offensive coordinator  and Pat Shurmur  the Minnesota Vikings' offensive coordinator. McDaniels has emerged as the top choice to replace Chuck Pagano with the Indianapolis Colts  according to the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport  and Shurmur is believed to be the top choice of the Arizona Cardinals after the retirement of Bruce Arians. Like  Patricia   McDaniels and Shurmur cannot finalize contracts until after their teams' seasons end. Shurmur's Vikings play the Saints in a divisional-round game Sunday afternoon.\nDetroit might be the most comfortable landing spot for  Patricia   given  his  penchant for tweaking NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Better for  him  to not to be just across the river from the NFL's Park Avenue headquarters after wearing a Deflategate T-shirt depicting Goodell as a clown after the Patriots won Super Bowl LI last February.\n\"I think  Matt  is a great leader.  He 's got a great personality and  he  works  his  tail off \" Tom Brady told the New York Daily News on Saturday night. \" He 's got a tremendous amount of respect from all the players. Just a great coach. I love  Matt .\"\nAlthough  he  had a much ballyhooed sideline argument with McDaniels during a game last fall  Brady has since apologized.",
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            "input": "Venezuela's  President Nicolas Maduro (C)  speaks during an event related to the Sowing Plan \"North Summer 2017\" in Araure  Venezuela September 27  2017. Miraflores Palace/Handout via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS PICTURE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY\nCARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela ’s President Nicolas Maduro  railed at two of  his  main international critics on Wednesday  chiding Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy for “meddling” and mocking U.S. President Donald Trump for geographical ignorance.\nThe United States has recently imposed sanctions on Venezuelan officials and Spain is pressing for the European Union to follow suit as international pressure grows on  Maduro  over  his  record on human rights and democracy.\n“Why is the global right wing so obsessed with our homeland?”  leftist Maduro  responded in an address on state TV.\nLampooning “little Mariano” for mispronouncing his name “Madero”   Maduro  said  the conservative leader  should focus instead on Spain’s internal problems  Catalonia’s independence push  and Europe’s problematic relations with Washington.\n“Forget talking about Venezuela  which is a homeland of dignity ”  Maduro  said. “I reject and repudiate Mariano Rajoy’s meddling  rude  absurd comments against Venezuela.”\n Maduro  faces global criticism that  he  has turned Venezuela into a dictatorship with the creation of an all-powerful Constituent Assembly  jailing of political opponents and quashing of protests this year in which 125 people died.\nHaving in recent days labeled Trump a “Hitler” and “imperial emperor” supporting violent coup-plotters in Venezuela   Maduro  took aim this time at the Republican’s intellect.\nVenezuela's President Nicolas Maduro (C) speaks during an event related to the Sowing Plan \"North Summer 2017\" in Araure  Venezuela September 27  2017. Miraflores Palace/Handout via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS PICTURE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY\n Maduro  repeatedly calls opposition leaders pawns of the United States intent on toppling  him  by force.  He  says the Constituent Assembly  elected in August in a vote boycotted by the opposition and condemned by various foreign powers  has brought peace to the nation of 30 million.",
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            "input": "Washington (CNN)  Secretary of State Rex Tillerson 's staff prints out President Donald Trump's tweets for  him  to read   Tillerson  said Wednesday  noting he does not have any social media accounts of his own.\n Tillerson  praised Trump  saying the President is \"world-class at social media \" and added that printing out the tweets makes sense because he doesn't know what Trump is going to tweet in advance.\n\"Now on the one hand you can say  well  that's nuts  why don't you get an account? But on the other hand I've actually concluded that's not a bad system because it goes out and I don't know it's going to go out  so there's not a whole lot I'm going to do until it's out there \"  Tillerson  said at an event at Stanford University  speaking with former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.\n Tillerson  said Wednesday that at first the President's tweeting took time to get used to  because \"it was very unconventional for all of us.\"",
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            "input": "The greatest Bears player since their iconic Super Bowl XX team more than three decades ago received the highest NFL honor Saturday when  Brian Urlacher  was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.\nUrlacher  39  becomes the 28th Hall of Famer to represent the Bears for all or the primary portion of their careers  the most in the NFL  and the first since defensive end Richard Dent was inducted in 2011. Urlacher and Lewis bring to 28 the number of modern-era linebackers in the Hall. Five of those 28 were Bears  a nod to the history of the position for the franchise from George Connor to Bill George  Dick Butkus  Mike Singletary and now  Urlacher .\n“It’s unreal ”  Urlacher  said. “It’s a great tradition.”\nSelected ninth in the first round of the 2000 draft   Urlacher  becomes the first Hall of Fame playerfrom the University of New Mexico.  He  was named NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year and was an established star before coach Lovie Smith arrived in 2004 with a scheme that accentuated  Urlacher ’s freakish athletic ability for a player with such a large frame — 6-foot-4  258 pounds. The next year  he  was named the league’s Defensive Player of the Year  becoming the fifth player to win both awards. The next season  in 2006   Urlacher  helped lead the Bears to Super Bowl XLI.\nNamed to the NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 2000s   Urlacher  was selected to the Pro Bowl eight times and was first team All-Pro five times. In 13 seasons  according to pro-football-reference.com   he  amassed 1 354 tackles  41½ sacks  22 interceptions  two touchdowns  90 passes defensed  11 forced fumbles and 15 fumble recoveries.\nPersonnel boss Mark Hatley made the decision to draft Urlacher  who had played safety in college. The Bears knew they were getting a player who could transform their defense but initially weren’t sure how to deploy  him .\n“We knew we would like to play  him  at the mike (middle) linebacker  but the problem was  he  had been a safety  and we didn’t want to stick  him  there right away and beat  him  up and lose  him  and ruin an excellent prospect ” defensive coordinator Greg Blache said. “We started  him  off at the sam (strong-side) linebacker position  where everything is coming at you from one direction in the traffic  and we played  him  at the mike in the nickel situation  where 95 percent of it was passing. So  he  was getting a feel for it but  he  wasn’t getting in the heavy traffic with the guards coming on  him  and combination blocks … because it’s a whole different beast when you’re playing 12 to 15 yards deep as a safety and you move up to 5 yards from the line of scrimmage with the 300-pounders.\n“We knew we had something special and we knew  he  would be a guy who would be a hell of a player for a long  long time if we had some patience and were just judicious in how we approached it. Having (linebackers coach) Dale Lindsey there was a huge help because Dale had developed so many linebackers and he was a great voice in saying he had seen rush jobs when guys were put in situations they weren’t quite ready to handle. It ended up working out really well just because we got him eased into it to the point where he was comfortable seeing it all happen.”\nIt happened faster than anyone would have imagined  which in retrospect isn’t surprising to anyone who was involved. Lindsey marveled at the amount of information  Urlacher  could process and then apply on the field. A lot of players  even really good ones  can lose the fine details when they move from the meeting room to the practice field and then into games  but  Urlacher  absorbed it all.\nWhen middle linebacker Barry Minter was sidelined with a back injury in the third week of the 2000 season  the Bears moved  Urlacher . They never again discussed where  he  was best suited to play or what  he  could handle.\n“(Head coach) Dick Jauron said  ‘Put  him  at the middle ’ ” Lindsey said. “Dick could see the big picture. Luckily for us  Brian was more than willing to learn the new position. It’s nice when you have rare talent and a guy who wants to do it. That’s the difference between the real great players — they want to do it and they’ll do anything to be successful. He was like a sponge. You just kept giving him information and he absorbed it and would want more. The thing about the guys with the rare talent: They can do any damn thing you ask them. You can ask them the impossible and they can get it done. And Brian did it for us as a great middle linebacker.”\nWhen the Bears signed massive defensive tackles Ted Washington and Keith Traylor in 2001   Urlacher  raised  his  game to a new level as the duo kept offensive linemen off of  him  and allowed  him  to make plays with  his  remarkable speed.\n“There are a lot of guys who can run fast in a straight line  but the athleticism  he  showed for a guy that size  off the charts ” Blache said.\nHe spearheaded the “Monday Night Miracle” at Arizona in 2006 with 25 tackles and a forced fumble that resulted in a touchdown.  Urlacher  had five interceptions and five sacks in 2007  a testament to  his  ability to do anything needed.\n Urlacher  was never very comfortable in the spotlight but always at ease around  his  teammates  which made  him  immensely popular.  He  treated the newest rookie the same way  he  did the most tenured veterans. When former teammate Todd Johnson became a high school coach in Sarasota  Fla.  he didn’t have enough uniforms to dress all of his players.  Urlacher  provided new jerseys — home and away — for the entire roster and did so without seeking any attention  one of countless anecdotes of how  he  helped friends.",
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            "input": "The primes are \"suspicious  solitary numbers \" Giordano writes. Perhaps they would prefer to be ordinary numbers  \"but for some reason they couldn't do it.\" And he elaborates: There are some that almost touch -- 17 and 19  41 and 43 -- but are separated by an even number. As the numbers expand  these so-called twin primes become ever rarer  and the presentiment develops that these were accidents  and \"that solitude is the true destiny.\" But then  if you count long enough  you'll find another pair of twins  \"clutching each other tightly.\" Giordano depicts with aching vividness the traumas out of which Alice and Mattia emerge disabled. Alice's ski fall might be only that  despite a permanently crippled leg. But we get horror seen from within: a father who bullies her  even if lovingly  into enduring the cold  the awkwardness  the fear of something she has so little taste for that she humiliatingly befouls her ski pants. Adults cannot suspect what furnishes a child's nightmare; here  the reader is made to live it.\n Giordano remarkably and movingly portrays the hesitant groping toward warmth that works beneath the pair's emotional disabilities. Alice  unable to tolerate not just food but also the vitality it stands for  assumes a touchingly decisive if frail seductiveness with the shaky Mattia. When at 22 he brings himself to tell her about his sister  she embraces him  they kiss  and for a moment it seems things will change.\n Only briefly; Mattia retreats  goes off to Scandinavia. Upon his return years later there is another almost-moment. That too will vanish. Alice's reaching out  though tentative  is genuine. His response describes a parabola: rising  seeming to converge  dropping away. He is the man who fell to earth; she is earth  though crumbly.\n What is even more distinctive  and transforming  is the writing. The author works with piercing subtlety. He manages -- moving from math to physics -- an exquisite rendering of what one might call feelings at the subatomic level  emotion's muons  gluons and quarks. Take that kiss: \"All Mattia saw was a shadow moving toward him. He instinctively closed his eyes and then felt Alice's hot mouth on his  her tears on his cheek  or maybe they weren't hers  and finally her hands  so light  holding his head still and catching all his thoughts and imprisoning them there  in the space that no longer existed between them.\"",
            "output": [
                "Alice"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-cda34b89269e447085ad137452a941ae",
            "input": "Vic Damone performing in 1951. “Vic has the best pipes in the business ” singer Frank Sinatra once said. (AP)\nVic Damone  a pop crooner whose creamy baritone and heartthrob good looks propelled his success at the jukebox and on-screen in the post-World War II era  and for five decades more in nightclubs and concert halls  died Feb. 11 at a hospital in Miami Beach. He was 89.\nHe made his professional debut at 17  tying for first place on the radio contest “Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts ” and his 1947 recording debut heralded an enviable new talent. “If I had one wish ” Sinatra was said to have remarked  “it would be for  Vic Damone’s  tonsils.  Vic  has the best pipes in the business.”\nMusic critic Will Friedwald  in  his  volume “A Biographical Guide to the Great Jazz and Pop Singers ” attributed to Mr. Damone all the hallmarks of Sinatra’s early romantic balladeer phase — “the beautiful voice  the light clear sound  the precise articulation  the impeccable phrasing.”\nThe advent of rock-and-roll drove Mr. Damone from his perch atop the pop charts  but he made two of his finest albums during that phase of his career — “Linger Awhile with Vic Damone” and “The Lively Ones ” both 1962 — featuring the singer at ease with jazzy up-tempo standards such as “The Most Beautiful Girl in the World” and “Soft Lights and Sweet Music.”",
            "output": [
                "Vic Damone"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "CRAWFORD , Texas -LRB- AP -RRB- -- Military veterans injured during their service are participating in former President George W. Bush 's annual Warrior 100K bike ride at his Central Texas ranch . \nThree buses brought 52 soldiers Saturday to Bush 's Prairie Chapel Ranch in Crawford , about 20 miles -LRB- 32.19 kilometers -RRB- west of Waco , for the seventh annual 100-kilometer -LRB- 62.14-mile -RRB- ride on trails at the ranch .",
            "output": [
                "George W Bush",
                "Bush"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-1971f60943b147849485645406315f17",
            "input": "“ THE GRAND PLUG”\nJack Armstrong  a former Defense Inspector General official in charge of auditing the Army General Fund   said the same type of unjustified changes to Army financial statements already were being made when  he  retired in 2010.\nThe Army issues two types of reports – a budget report and a financial one. The budget one was completed first.  Armstrong  said  he  believes fudged numbers were inserted into the financial report to make the numbers match.\n“They don’t know what the heck the balances should be ”  Armstrong  said.\nSome employees of the Defense Finance and Accounting Services (DFAS)  which handles a wide range of Defense Department accounting services  referred sardonically to preparation of the Army’s year-end statements as “the grand plug ”  Armstrong  said. “ Plug”  is accounting jargon for inserting made-up numbers.",
            "output": [
                "Jack Armstrong"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-a4c0731bdcc44960906535b12f2a5b5f",
            "input": "As two officers reached a rear bedroom in the railroad-style apartment   69-year-old Mario Sanabria  emerged from the room holding a large  machete with a 2-foot blade in  his  hand and was ordered to drop  it  but did not comply  police said.\n“They told  him  to drop the sword   he  advanced ” a high-ranking law enforcement source told The Post.\nThat’s when one of the officers shot  him .\n“The uniformed officers ordered the subject to drop the weapon and  he  refused to comply … As the subject continued to approach the lead officer  the officer discharged one shot from his service firearm  striking the subject once in the chest ” said Chief of Patrol Terence Monahan during a press briefing at the scene.\n Sanabria  was rushed to Lincoln Hospital where  he  later died  officials said.\n Sanabria  was not the subject of the search warrant  according to Monahan.",
            "output": [
                "Mario Sanabria"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-0524418ac66043d5a7fb4b4f8c53fb30",
            "input": "The Women's March is holding its first National Women's Convention in four decades. So  who did they get to headline opening night?  Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) - you know  the male.\n Not only is  Sanders  not a woman  but  he  tried to ruin the chances of the first ever female presidential candidate from a major party.  He  didn't succeed  but  he  did hamper her momentum.\nSome famous feminists were not amused  he  is now getting the spotlight.\n\"I think that right now  no one can deny that  Bernie Sanders  is probably one of the most powerful U.S. senators ... on progressive issues  women’s issues  mobilizing millennials.  He  is really in line with the principles of the Women's March \" Mallory said in an exclusive interview Wednesday night.\n Sanders  doesn't seem to mind the noise.  He 's just excited for the opportunity to stand in solidarity with women.\n“I’m honored to join the women at the front lines of our struggle for economic  social  racial and environmental justice. In January  millions of women came out in an extraordinary and unprecedented display of power and resistance \"  Sanders  said in reference to the Women's March on Washington and sister protests in cities around the world on the first day of President Trump's administration. \"Now more than ever  we must support the leadership of women across the country and fight together to advance our progressive agenda.\"",
            "output": [
                "Bernie Sanders"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-f6605b7b0eaf48b8a89aae8cf5894714",
            "input": "BLOOMINGTON  Minn. (AP)  — Carson Wentz  made the rounds along Radio Row at last year's Super Bowl and promised  himself   he 'd be back for this one.\n He 's here  but only as a cheerleader.\n Wentz  led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 10-2 start before  he  tore  his  left ACL and LCL in Week 14. Nick Foles replaced  him   helped the Eagles clinch the NFC East and secure the No. 1 seed  and was spectacular in the conference championship game against Minnesota.\n Wentz  watched both playoff games from the sideline: the victory over the Falcons on crutches and the rout of the Vikings on a cane.  He 's rooting hard for  his  teammates and enjoying their success without  him .  Wentz  will be their No. 1 fan Sunday when they take on the New England Patriots and try to win the franchise's first NFL title since 1960.\n\"It's just tough knowing that could be you \" said  Wentz   who is walking without assistance now. \"I had my sights set on this thing since I knew we weren't making the playoffs last year. I had my sights set on playing in Minneapolis. It's right down the road from home. Here we are. It just looks different for me.\"\n Wentz   from neighboring North Dakota  is more than just a spectator. He has been a major presence around the team following surgery  goes to quarterback meetings  watches film and supports Foles as much as possible.\n\"This is  Carson 's team \" Foles said. \"I've had to take it over  but  Carson  is a tremendous player. I think  he 's the MVP of the league.  He 's a huge reason why we're in this position. It's been awesome just being around  him .  He 's handled this thing amazingly and  he  continues to be such a great leader in our locker room. When we go through game film and we go through everything   he 's an extremely intelligent player  so I listen to everything that  he  says.\"",
            "output": [
                "Carson Wentz Carson",
                "Carson"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-987b52d8ce1148f79e67591c12212a84",
            "input": "Here's a look at the life of Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu.\n1998 - Establishes the Desmond Tutu Peace Trust.\nSeptember 30  2007 -  Tutu  leads The Elders on their first mission  to Darfur in  Tutu  leads The Elders on their first mission  to Darfur in Sudan.\nOctober 2011 -  Tutu  harshly criticizes the South African government for failing to issue a visa to  the Tutu  harshly criticizes the South African government for failing to issue a visa to the Dalai Lama.  He  accuses the government of pandering to China and in some ways being worse than the apartheid-era governments.\nOctober 3  2011 - \"Tutu: The Authorised Portrait\" is released to coincide with Tutu's \"Tutu: The Authorised Portrait\" is released to coincide with  Tutu 's 80th birthday. The book  written by his daughter Mpho and Allister Sparks  contains personal writings as well as anecdotes by people including Richard Branson  Bono  the Dalai Lama  Mandela and others.\nOctober 4  2012 -  Tutu  is  Tutu  is awarded $1 million by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation for \" his  lifelong commitment to speaking truth to power.\"\nApril 4  2013 -  Tutu  is awarded the 2013 Templeton Prize for  his   Tutu  is awarded the 2013 Templeton Prize for  his  \"life-long work in advancing spiritual principles such as love and forgiveness which has helped to liberate people around the world.\" The prize is worth about $1.7 million dollars.\nApril 24-29  2013 -  Tutu  is hospitalized to undergo tests for a persistent infection  according to  his  foundation.\nJuly 14-21  2015 - Tutu is admitted to a Cape Town  South Africa  hospital to be  Tutu  is admitted to a Cape Town  South Africa  hospital to be treated for a persistent infection.\nAugust 24  2016 -  Tutu  admits  himself  to a Cape Town hospital to be treated for a recurring infection.  Tutu  admits  himself  to a Cape Town hospital to be treated for a recurring infection.\nSeptember 7  2016 - Tutu undergoes surgery to address recurring infections affecting  his  health.\nSeptember 17-21  2016 -  Tutu  is readmitted to a South African hospital after  he  shows signs of infection following  his  recent surgery.  Tutu  is readmitted to a South African hospital after  he  shows signs of infection following  his  recent surgery.\nOctober 6  2016 - The day before  his  85th birthday   he  writes a Washington Post article supporting the right to die with dignity. \"Dying people should have the right to choose how and when they leave Mother Earth. I believe that  alongside the wonderful palliative care that exists  their choices should include a dignified assisted death.\"",
            "output": [
                "Desmond Tutu"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-5b9849c0fcca4f60863a213fc040fdce",
            "input": "Jeremy Corbyn  tears into the Tories over incoherent Brexit bumbling\nA frequent criticism of  Jeremy Corbyn  and the revitalised  principled  post-Blair Labour Party is their lack of clarity on Brexit -- some speculated that  Corbyn  felt that Brexit would  at least  allow for re-nationalisation of privatised industries  something the EU might block -- but at Wednesday's Prime Minister's Questions  Corbyn shredded Theresa May and the Tories with a series of relentless  devastating questions about the slow-motion train-wreck that is the Tories' bungling handling of Brexit.\nMore important than the views of  Corbyn 's allies is the changing nature of the facts over Brexit; the Tories are steaming towards a deregulation bonanza in which the UK's principle exports will be financial secrecy for the world's looter class and unlimited cruelty to real people in the real economy.\nIn PMQs he has usually dodged the great issue. But his tone changed recently: on a visit to Shipley  in West Yorkshire  he was asked how he would vote if there were a referendum now – a question the PM and chancellor duck  while those turncoats Jeremy Hunt and Liz Truss cravenly recant.  Corbyn  unhesitatingly said  he ’d vote remain: “I voted remain because I thought the best option was to remain. I haven’t changed my mind.”  He  added: “We must make sure we obtain tariff-free access to the European markets and protection of all the rights and membership of agencies we have achieved through the European Union.”  He  was  say some  hesitant on unfamiliar policy turf. But now  he  has found  his  feet  and  his  voice and confidence. “The danger is  we will get to March 2019 with no deal  we fall out of the EU  we go on to World Trade Organisation rules  and there will be threats to a lot of jobs all across Britain ”  he  warned. “I think it is quite shocking.” This time next week the EU’s chief negotiator  Michel Barnier  will deliver his verdict on whether sufficient progress has been made. He has already thrown down the challenge to the chaotic Tories: what kind of country does Britain want to be  a European model country  or something else altogether? Theresa May doesn’t know  but  Jeremy Corbyn  does. The European model beckons as the enlightened  internationalist  progressive vision – the Europhobic model is a land of impoverished deregulation.\n Corbyn  has seen the light on Brexit. Now  he ’s taking the fight to the Tories [Polly Toynbee/Guardian]",
            "output": [
                "Jeremy Corbyn"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-9681037a66424d8da774a96fea69f769",
            "input": "As U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visits the Middle East this weekend  he'll hope to achieve something that has eluded top American diplomats for a generation: sealing a new alliance between Saudi Arabia and Iraq that would shut the doors of the Arab world to neighboring Iran.\nThe effort to wean Iraq from Iran and bond it to Saudi Arabia isn't new  but U.S. officials are optimistically pointing to a surer footing they believe they've seen in recent months. They're hoping to push the improved relations into a more advanced phase Sunday when  Tillerson  participates in the inaugural meeting of the Saudi Arabia-Iraq Coordination Committee in Riyadh.\n Tillerson  will seek Saudi financial generosity and political support for Iraq  its embattled northern neighbor. Two U.S. officials said  Tillerson  hopes the oil-rich Saudis will contribute to the massive reconstruction projects needed to restore pre-IS life in Iraqi cities such as Mosul and lend their backing to Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi. He is treading delicately among a host of powerful countries on Iraq's borders which are increasingly trying to shape the future of the ethnically and religiously divided nation.\n Tillerson 's decision to skip that gathering was widely criticized at the time as a sign of disengagement with his employees  but the official said  Tillerson  adjusted plans to speak by secure telephone to Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir on the Iraq rapprochement.",
            "output": [
                "Rex Tillerson"
            ]
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            "input": "Canadian Joshua Boyle and his American-born wife Caitlan Coleman  got the red carpet treatment when  they  were flown home after Pakistani security forces rescued them from the clutches of the Taliban in October.\n“Today was a wonderful experience for my family  and Ma’idah Grace Makepeace seemed truly enamored ” wrote  Boyle  in a caption under a family photo in which Trudeau holds his infant daughter on his lap.\nBut less than two weeks after that meeting   Boyle  is now back in captivity — this time sporting a bright orange T-shirt as  he  addressed a Canadian courtroom from an Ottawa-area detention center  where  he  has been held since  his  Jan. 1 arrest.\n“There are a lot of holes in  his  story ” said Phil Gurski  an Ottawa-based security consultant who used to work for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service  the country’s national intelligence agency. “Why were they in Afghanistan in the first place? There are legitimate questions that need to be answered.”\nIn October 2012  Boyle and  his  heavily pregnant wife embarked on a backpacking trip through Ghazni province  one of the most dangerous places in Afghanistan and the stronghold of the Haqqani network  a radical Jihadist group tied to both al Qaeda and the Taliban.\nBoyle’s own father-in-law  Jim Coleman  has also had serious questions about  Boyle .\nBut  Boyle  was obsessed — fascinated with radical Islam and gripped by a keen sense of adventure.\nBoyle  who grew up in a devout Christian family  became interested in radical Islam while still a student at the University of Waterloo. He claims to have edited every Wikipedia entry on radical Islam. Most of his Wikipedia efforts were focused on Omar Khadr  a Canadian and the youngest detainee at Guantanamo. In 2008   Boyle  offered to work as a spokesman for the Khadr family  spending much of his time trying to free Omar from detention.\nBefore marrying Coleman in 2011   Boyle  was married to Omar’s outspoken sister  Zaynab Khadr. Their father  Ahmed Said Khadr  was one of Osama Bin Laden’s most trusted lieutenants. Omar was released in 2012 after a decade at Guantanamo and awarded millions by the Canadian government last year after a 2010 Canadian Supreme Court ruling said the country’s intelligence officials obtained evidence from him under torture.\n Boyle  met Coleman  a home-schooled Catholic girl from Stewartstown  Penn.  on a Star Wars chat group when they were still in their twenties. They had a brief romantic relationship before Boyle’s marriage to Zaynab and married soon after Boyle’s divorce  according to published reports.\n“They saw themselves as helpers of the poor all over the world ” said Denise Bukowski  a Toronto-based literary agent who told The Post she had been in talks with  Boyle  to represent  him  in a book and film deal before  he  was arrested earlier this month.\n“ He  was very keen on making a film about  his  life ” she said  adding that she has corresponded with  Boyle  for weeks to discuss  his  future prospects. “But now  after the charges  I’m not sure what’s going to happen.”\nBut  Boyle  claims that members of the group raped  his  wife in retaliation for  his  refusal to join them.  He  also said that  he  helped deliver  his  children by flashlight and in secret while they were in captivity.\nThere is no way to corroborate Boyle’s stories.  He  speaks authoritatively and can be controlling. In an interview with Maclean’s magazine  a Canadian weekly  a reporter noted that he refused to leave the room while his wife was speaking with a reporter. “Check with me before you say any of that on the recording ” Macleans reported that  Boyle  told her.\nAfter videos emerged of the family in captivity in 2013 and in 2016  the Coleman family worked quietly through diplomatic and military channels to secure their daughter’s freedom. They seemed amazed that after the family was rescued   Boyle  refused to allow American doctors to examine his children or board an American military airplane  demanding to be flown to Canada on a commercial airline instead.\nAt some point   Boyle  appears to have converted to Islam  although  he  refuses to say for sure.  He  has referred to  himself  and  his  wife  who since being released from their captivity has continued to wear a hijab  as “pilgrims” to Afghanistan who were only ever interested in helping the poor.",
            "output": [
                "Joshua Boyle"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-fc659dd261ac4e7ebf19b59639bf2020",
            "input": "The Sports Illustrated story also detailed the teamâs handling of the domestic assault case against  Earl K. Sneed   a writer on Mavs.com whose employment was terminated this week.  Sneed  was arrested in 2012 on suspicion of assaulting  his  then-girlfriend  who fractured her right wrist and suffered bruises to her arms and chest.\n Sneed  was arrested at the NBA team's facility two months after the incident and eventually pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault  according to Sports Illustrated. In the report   Sneed  then had another violent incident in 2014 with a fellow Mavericks employee  whose face was left swollen after the assault.\n The woman  reported the incident with  Sneed  to  her  immediate supervisor and Pittman. Pittman informed the woman of  Sneed 's prior arrest  according to Sports Illustrated.\nâI was aware of it \" Cuban told Sports Illustrated. \"I also suggested that we put  him  through domestic violence training class and then create a zero tolerance policy that included a variety of things ⦠I donât want this to be incorrect. I donât want you to think I misled you. We took this very seriously.â\n Sneed  erased all  his  tweets and then deleted  his  account late Tuesday night.  His  Instagram account was still active.\nLate Tuesday   Sneed  released a statement to The Dallas Morning News: \"While both instances described in the report are damning and language used is not accurate  the two relationships described in the report are not something I am proud to have been a part of. I underwent much counseling after both situations  under the direction of [Mavs vice president of human resources] Buddy Pittman  and I feel like I grew from that counseling. I also signed a contract stating that I would not have one-on-one contact or fraternize with female employees after the inaccurately described incident with my female co-worker  who was a live-in girlfriend.",
            "output": [
                "Earl K. Sneed"
            ]
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            "input": "Hackers  concealed behind fanciful aliases on the Internet  often appropriate larger-than-life dimensions. In reality  other than in physical proportions  Sabu seemed considerably smaller than life. A defensive-lineman-size man known as Booby  he was raising the two young children of his imprisoned aunt in a public housing project. Court documents showed that Mr. Monsegur  28  paid bills with stolen credit cards and dabbled in drug sales.\n Mr. Monsegur’s  whereabouts are unknown  and  his  lawyers declined to comment.  His  background remains gauzy  but court records and interviews with relatives and neighbors offer an outline.\n He  was born in 1983.  His  father  also named Hector  Monsegur   was arrested in 1997 along with  his  sister  Iris  for selling heroin. Both went to prison for seven years.\nWhile  his  father was locked up   Mr. Monsegur  apparently moved in with  his  grandmother  Irma  who lived in a sixth-floor apartment in the Jacob Riis Houses  a Lower East Side housing project.\nSchool officials said  Mr. Monsegur  attended Washington Irving High School  but left in 2001 without finishing ninth grade. In the transcript of  his  guilty plea   Mr. Monsegur  said that  he  went to college  though it is unclear if  he  actually did.\nAfter  his  release from prison in early 2003  Mr. Monsegur’s father found work with a sanitation company. The aunt  Iris  ran a credit repair company from her Staten Island home. Her involvement with drugs  however  continued. She was arrested again and returned to prison in 2010. By that point she had had two girls. They were entrusted to the care of  the younger Mr. Monsegur   and  he  gained legal custody of them.\nEven after  his  aunt left prison last August  her children remained with  Mr. Monsegur .\n He  worked sporadically  including for a few months at OpenPlans  a nonprofit group that tries to improve government through technology.  His  profile on the networking site LinkedIn   which listed  him  as a senior systems administrator there  disappeared on Thursday. A former co-worker described  him  as friendly and competent.\n Mr. Monsegur  was active in computer and hacking circles as far back as the late 1990s  and started a group for local programmers in 2002. “My name is Xavier ”  he  announced  inviting others to join and “integrate their knowledge into one big mass of hairy information.”\n He  soon came to embrace strong antigovernment and anticapitalist ideologies that steered  him  into the hacking world.\nIn what was identified as a question-and-answer interview with Sabu published in New Scientist magazine last year   he  said that  he  became a hacktivist when  he  was 16.  He  said  he  became disturbed that the Navy was using Vieques Island in Puerto Rico as a bombing range for exercises  and that  he  helped disrupt communications. In 2010   he  said in the interview   he  was drawn to Anonymous   a leaderless  antiauthoritarian movement that has taken up a variety of political causes. The catalyst   he  said  was  his  outrage over the arrest of Julian Assange   founder of WikiLeaks   the whistle-blower site.\nIn particular   he  became a leader of a splinter group  Lulz Security  or LulzSec  which claimed to attack computer security companies for laughs  or lulz  rather than for financial gain.\nDescribing  himself    he  said in the interview  “I’m not some cape-wearing hero  nor am I some supervillain trying to bring down the good guys. I’m just doing what I know how to do  and that is counter abuse.” For his online handle he chose Sabu  adopted from a former professional wrestler.\nIn 2010 and 2011  according to court documents   Mr. Monsegur  participated in a relentless string of online attacks against companies and governments. Targets included Visa  MasterCard   PayPal and Sony .  He  also played a role in attacks on computers belonging to the governments of Tunisia   Yemen   Algeria and Zimbabwe  as well as those of the United States Senate .\nThough he was self-taught   Mr. Monsegur  was probably among the most skilled technologists in the bunch. As the “rooter ” federal authorities say   he  was in charge of identifying vulnerabilities of LulzSec targets and creating the attack strategy.\nCopies of LulzSec chat logs posted online show that  he  was sometimes wary of getting caught. In one discussion   he  is irate at  his  fellow hackers for revealing the name of a site used in an attack  because it could expose  his  computer’s location. Another participant is deferential: “Mm  okay  ill not say anything further without conferring with you.”",
            "output": [
                "Monsegur"
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            "input": "UPDATE (4:30 AM EDT):  Singer Jason Aldean  posted on  his  Instagram account that the night has been \"beyond horrific\" and said that  he  was praying for the victims of the attack.  He  confirmed that  he  and  his  crew are all safe.\nTonight has been beyond horrific. I still dont know what to say but wanted to let everyone know that Me and my Crew are safe. My Thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved tonight. It hurts my heart that this would happen to anyone who was just coming out to enjoy what should have been a fun night. #heartbroken #stopthehate A post shared by Jason Aldean (@jasonaldean) on Oct 2  2017 at 1:17am PDT\n Country singer Jason Aldean  who was performing during the attack   is safe  along with  his  team.\n#BREAKING:  Jason Aldean  and  his  team are safe in Las Vegas  according to  his  representatives [Link] â Al Boe BREAKING NEWS (@AlBoeNEWS) October 2  2017",
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                "Jason Aldean"
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            "id": "task419-4b0899322c3a40b7ac905d5f72d68159",
            "input": "(CNN) Pitcher Roy Halladay  who won two Cy Young awards and more than 200 Major League Baseball games during a stellar career  died Tuesday in a plane crash off the Florida coast  authorities said.\n Halladay   40  was the only person on the two-seater plane that crashed just off New Port Richey on the Gulf coast north of the Tampa Bay area  Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco said.\nAnother above average view thanks to my Icon A5! Time it took to get from my lake to here 15min... Having a island to yourself.. Priceless!! pic.twitter.com/oWn7jCHC05  â Roy Halladay (@RoyHalladay) October 17  2017\n Halladay  pitched parts of 16 seasons in the major leagues  the first 12 with the Toronto Blue Jays.  He  won the Cy Young for the Jays in 2003  when  he  went 22-7 with a 3.25 ERA and led the American League with nine complete games.\n He  was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies before the 2010 season and won another Cy Young in  his  first year with the team. That season  he  went 21-10 with a 2.44 ERA and threw a perfect game in the regular season and a no-hitter in  his  first postseason start. The no-hitter is the only one in National League postseason history.\n\"There are no words to describe the sadness that the entire Phillies family is feeling over the loss of one of the most respected human beings to ever play the game \" a team statement said. \"It is with the heaviest of hearts that we pass along our condolences to ( his  wife) Brandy  (and sons) Ryan and Braden.\"\n Halladay  finished  his  career with a 203 wins and a career ERA of 3.38.\n\"He was one in a million \" said Nocco  the sheriff  who was a friend of  Halladay 's. \"It is a true loss for us. ... His heart was a heart of gold. He was an unbelievable human being.\"\nNocco said  Halladay  often spoke of  his  love of flying.\nFormer Blue Jays teammate Vernon Wells said  Halladay  was one of the best pitchers ever.\n\"I had a front row seat to watch  his  greatness. RIP Doc \" Wells tweeted  referencing a Halladay nickname.\n Halladay  will be eligible for the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2019.",
            "output": [
                "Roy Halladay"
            ]
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        {
            "id": "task419-01e91e8a30104f96808b01558a2daed9",
            "input": "Jill Abramson’s hit piece on  Clarence Thomas  remarkably relies on David Brock and Fred Cooke  although Brock himself rebutted Abramson’s own work on  Thomas  and has highlighted Cooke as a problematic source. Here are the facts.\nMayer and Abramson have made these accusations on the basis of accounts from sources who tell me they were either flatly misquoted or misrepresented  or refused to confirm information attributed to them. The list of these people who say they were misquoted includes the only woman whose allegations against  Thomas  have not been previously reported — and refuted — in prior books or articles. In addition to relying on fake evidence  doctored quotes  and unsupported hearsay  the book is brimming with anonymous and discreditable sources. Key figures were never interviewed. Where evidence does not fit the authors’ point  it is ignored entirely. And a whole array of alleged facts — small and large — are simply wrong.\nThe case that  Thomas  exhibited an interest in pornography after his student days rests on the accounts of two people: Barry Maddox  the proprietor of a Washington  D.C. video rental shop  and Frederick Cooke  a Washington attorney. [A third source  Kaye Savage  who claims to have information linking  Thomas  to Playboy magazine  is discussed later in this review.] Mayer and Abramson write:\n“But the interest in pornography that  Thomas  first exhibited at Yale apparently continued through the early 1980s  when Long Dong Silver was a well-known figure among fans of X-rated movies. According to Barry Maddox  the proprietor of Graffiti  a video rental and equipment store just off Dupont Circle  a few blocks from the EEOC’s headquarters  the store began to rent pornographic videos in 1982. Not long afterward  Maddox recalled   Thomas  became a regular customer.”\nThere are several problems with this account  including that the EEOC’s headquarters at 18th and L Streets NW  a few blocks south of the Dupont Circle area  did not open until August 1989.  Thomas  worked at that location for only a matter of months  and during the entire time  he  was in the middle of a brutal confirmation fight for a seat on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals  which  he  won in March 1990. In the early 1980s  when Maddox claims  Thomas  was a regular customer  the EEOC’s headquarters were at Columbia Plaza at 24th and E Streets NW — nowhere near Dupont Circle or Graffiti.\n“It was also in Graffiti that Frederick Douglass Cooke  Jr.  a Washington attorney and the former D.C. corporation counsel  saw  Thomas  at the cashier’s counter in the late 1980s with another ‘freak-of-nature’ kind of film. Cooke thought it pretty amusing to run into the chairman of the EEOC  whom he had met once or twice on a social basis  standing with a triple X videotape entitled The Adventures of Bad Mama Jama.”\nThese sentences appear on page 107 of the book  where  though he is not quoted directly  it appears as if Cooke himself has told the authors what he supposedly saw. There is no note indicating otherwise. Not until flipping to a note for page 330  where efforts by  Thomas  opponents to extract damaging information from Cooke are discussed  do we learn  “Reached on two separate occasions  Cooke would neither confirm nor deny the account.”[5.]",
            "output": [
                "Clarence Thomas"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-3e5d127b97c74fa9bdd3bc4ec657df91",
            "input": "The far-left true believer made a spectacle of himself when he hesitated to endorse his old boss Hillary Clinton in the 2016 primaries over Sen. Bernie Sanders  the self-styled socialist who sings all Hizzoner’s favorite tunes. When he finally came around  the New York Times’ Michael Grynbaum called it de Blasio’s “slow  awkward march toward endorsing Hillary Rodham Clinton — the woman who jump-started his political career.”\nNow  riding the wave of “resistance” and co-opting the populist rhetoric of the right   Sanders  and de Blasio believe they can redress their party’s failed promises to the white working-class and union voters who turned their backs on the Dems in 2016.\nDe Blasio will praise  Sanders  on New Year’s Day and the duo will smile for the cameras  but make no mistake  there’s a real fight over who will get to lead the political left’s bold new revolution come 2020. De Blasio  Sanders and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren will all most likely throw their ushankas into the ring. Blas knows that despite his very real general-election handicap of being yet another far-left  upper-East Coast faux intellectual  at least he’s not as old as the Ark of the Covenant.\nDe Blasio turning his back on the Clintons and fully embracing  Sanders  is the first in a long line of stunts to come.  He ’ll go wherever the party message is  though  he  prefers that message to be so far left  it takes the party right off a cliff.",
            "output": [
                "Bernie Sanders"
            ]
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            "input": "The good news for Indy is that the only coaching vacancy still looks pretty attractive — if  Andrew Luck  is healthy.\n Luck   meanwhile  continues to be the big question as  he  rehabs from last January's surgery for a partially torn labrum in  his  throwing shoulder.\nSome believe McDaniels' sudden change of heart was related to doubts about  Luck 's health.\nOn Wednesday  though  he attempted to alleviate lingering concerns about  Luck  while acknowledging the franchise quarterback still hasn't thrown a football since returning from Europe late last year.\n\"At this point  we feel very strongly that  Andrew  is in a good place.  He  doesn't need surgery \" Ballard said. \"I have not gotten that from the two doctors that  he 's seen here after the season.  His  strength is good.  He 's working on  his  throwing motion and  he 's working on  his  arm speed right now.  He  has not picked up a football  but  he  is throwing balls  working on arm speed.\n\" He 's going to do everything right to get  himself  ready to play and I'm very confident   he 's very confident  that  he 's going to come back and prove a lot of people wrong \" Ballard added.",
            "output": [
                "Andrew Luck"
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            "input": "“It’s a big priority for us to bring people closer together around meaningful content and the people who are meaningful to them ” Facebook’s VP of video product  Fidji Simo  tells me. “Creators are right at the intersection of everything we think is pretty unique about Facebook.”\n“The idea was there to give them a one-stop-shop for all the functionality to manage their presence on the go ”  Simo  explains about the Creator app  which breaks down into four parts.\nThis bundle of tools lets users add intros  outros and custom emoji reactions to their live broadcasts. Creators go on Facebook’s site  upload an intro like a theme song or welcome  and an outro like a call to follow them across social media. Those can then be enabled in the Creator app so they play at the start and end of the broadcast.  Simo  notes that “[Creators] were saying Live is cool because it’s raw and authentic  but they’d like to be able to introduce every time what their show is about or what the theme is about.”\nGraph frames let makers add a pretty border to their videos for a more immersive feel. And custom reactions let creators replace one of the six default “haha ” “‘angry” or “wow” alternatives to the standard “Like” with a graphic of their choice. That could tie in with the theme of their broadcast or personality. For example   Simo  says feel-good video star Markian could add an especially toothy smile reaction to entertain his fan club group on Facebook  the #SmileSquad.",
            "output": [
                "Fidji Simo"
            ]
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            "input": "Simone Biles has largely spent the past year working with different charities. (Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for The Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis)\nIt’s a great time for Team USA gymnastics. Less than a week after 16-year-old American Morgan Hurd upset the international favorites to win the all-around title at worlds in Montreal  2016 Olympic phenom  Simone Biles  announced  she  will return to full-time training on Nov. 1 after just over a year off.  Her  ultimate goal is to compete at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.\n“It’s going to be rough ” the 20-year-old told NBC Sports on Thursday  noting  she ’ll also be employing a new coach  who  she ’ll name later. “But the muscle memory is there because I’ve come and I’ve played in the gym. All of my skills are basically still there. There are a couple of skills  like on [balance] beam  that I haven’t done yet  like a dismount  because why would I just chuck that? There’s no way. And I haven’t vaulted since the Olympics.”\n [Simone Biles not ‘ ashamed’ to say  she  has ADHD after anti-doping database hack]\n Biles  is giving  herself  plenty of time to get back into top form compared to previous Olympians  including 2016 teammates Gabby Douglas and Aly Raisman  who took more than two years off after the 2012 Olympics in London to begin training for last summer’s Games in Rio de Janeiro.\n Biles   whose combined total of 19 world championships and Olympic medals make  her  the most decorated American gymnast ever  said  her  immediate goal is to begin competing on some apparatuses by mid-July  but by the P&G Championships in August to start competing in the all-around category again.\nAs for up-and-comers like Hurd   Biles  is complimentary.\n“[Hurd] is still fairly young  and  she  handled the pressure because  she ’s never been on a stage like that ”  Biles  said.\nHurd won’t be the only competition that has emerged while  Biles  has spent the last year traveling and promoting several charities. Olympic alternate Ragan Smith  17  has stepped up  her  game  as well  winning the U.S. championship to assert  herself  as a favorite going into worlds. Smith was unable to compete  however  due to a last-minute ankle injury  she  sustained while warming up on the vault.\n Biles  may get a chance to mingle with both if  she  chooses to participate in a U.S. national team camp in January. Right now   she  said  she ’ll “probably” attend  but  she  won’t be doing anything intensive if  she  goes.\n“[I’d go] just to get back in the swing of things ”  Biles  told NBC Sports. “At least I’ll be back in the rhythm to just go in there and do whatever I need to do. And be with the national team coaches so they can get me up to date on all the new rules and everything.”",
            "output": [
                "Simone Biles"
            ]
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            "input": "The book begins in an unnamed Syrian city with  a teenage boy  Tareq  surrounded by his bustling  tight-knit family . It details  Tareq 's excruciating journey  leaving behind people and places  he  loves  almost from the very moment a bomb hits  his  family's home.\nOn the day that  Tareq 's home is struck by a bomb \nTareq  was having a normal day with  his  family.  His  mom was cooking in the kitchen   his  grandmother was enjoying a small glass of tea   his  little brothers and sisters were playing and watching TV — just the typical day in their lives. And that typical day is destroyed by an airstrike.  He 's sent to the hospital where  he  does get some good news that  his  little sister is alive. But then a doctor takes  him  to a room and  he  sees  his  two 6-month-old little brothers dead on a gurney. And it seems very dark  but it's a situation that happens all the time  and really it's based on real characters  including those twins. I've seen pictures of the twins laying on the gurney  and it's the sad truth.\nAnd for  Tareq   the character in my book   he  goes to Turkey.  He 's a second-class citizen there.  He 's going to go to Europe.  He 's going to be a second-class citizen there. There are people who don't want  him . There are people who fear  him   despite  him  being the one who's really afraid.",
            "output": [
                "Tareq"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "In one of Pat’s favorite interviews   Felipe Calderón  lectures Americans on how terrible states like Arizona are for cracking down on illegal immigration.\nSeveral years ago   Calderón  sat down with Wolf Blitzer to discuss illegal immigration in his country and the U.S.’s “mistreatment” of illegal immigrants  and the most poignant point of all made by  Calderón  was when Blitzer asked  “If somebody sneaks in from Nicaragua or some other country in Central America through the southern border of Mexico and they wind up in Mexico  they can go get a job? They can work?”\n“If somebody do that  without permissions  we send back them ” said  Calderón .\n He  went on to share documentation is required by those entering into Mexico including some sort of assurance they aren’t criminals.\nWhat  Calderón  is saying here is the U.S. should allow everyone into this country and just let them be. “That is just mindnumbing ” said Pat. “And no awareness that there’s any problem with it   he ’s not even embarrassed to say it.”",
            "output": [
                "Felipe Calderón"
            ]
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            "input": "Joanne Tyndell  offered  her  “heart wrenching apologies” to the family of Cpl. Mujahid Ramzziddin for involving the officer in an ultimately fatal encounter Feb. 21.\n“I pray for [his] family and thank [him] for saving my life and allowing me to see my children again ”  Tyndell  wrote.\nRamzziddin  who was off duty in his Brandywine  Md.  home  had agreed to help  Tyndell   a neighbor  as she was moving belongings out of the home she shared with her estranged husband  according to police.\nWhile the locks were being changed on the home the morning of Feb. 21  Tyndell’s husband   Glenn Tyndell   emerged with a shotgun and fired five times  killing Ramzziddin  police said. Tyndell’s husband took the officer’s weapon and fled before he was fatally shot soon after in a confrontation with police.\n Tyndell   who had a temporary protective order against  her  husband  acknowledged the couple had experienced a difficult past since their July 2016 wedding but that  she  still loved  him .\n“And while I endured painful times during our relationship it was only when the pain was directed to our children was when I had to end my loyalty to our vows and start protecting our children ”  Tyndell  wrote. “As adults we are responsible for our actions and make choices to stay in relationships for better or worse. But as parents our first priority is always to protect our children.”",
            "output": [
                "Joanne Tyndell"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-3a8e73cb2af64d17a4e7067d74d04b97",
            "input": "President Donald Trump nominated Michigan State Representative Tim Kelly for a high-level career and technical education position in the Department of Education  but the administration pulled that nomination after some comments in  Kelly ’s blog from years ago gained public attention.\n“It became clear that  Mr. Kelly  had made a series of statements that were not reflective of the secretary’s values ” said an administration official.\n Kelly  defends himself\n Kelly  blamed the “deep state” and Trump haters for digging up and leaking the questionable blog posts to sabotage his nomination.\n“If people read the [blog] posts  people will think … this guy got a bad deal ”  Kelly  said. “I’m appalled that people would take this out of context. … I wrote this blog several years ago. Someone from inside leaked this. I wasn’t ever hiding it. I was forthcoming with it from the get-go.”\nAfter having his nomination pulled   Kelly  said  he  didn’t think it would be good to work for the Trump administration anyway.\n“I don’t see why anybody with any sense wants to go there ”  Kelly  said. “They take good people and ruin them.”",
            "output": [
                "Tim Kelly"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Erich Nikischer  who worked at New Era Field for almost 30 years   told WGRZ-TV that  he  quit right after  he  saw Bills players kneeling during the anthem as a form of protest.\n“I waited until the national anthem ended  I took off my shirt  threw my Bills hat on the ground  walked out ”  Nikischer  said.\n“During the National Anthem… the song that is about our country  our veterans that fight and die for us  it's just something I feel you shouldn't disrespect that way. I believe people have the right to protest; I just don't believe that's the proper venue for it ”  Nikischer  added.\n Nikischer  wrote in a now-deleted Facebook post that on Sunday  he  was \"pushed to my limit today and had to quit. I can not work in a place where multi millionaires cry that they are oppressed.\"\n Nikischer  told WGRZ that  he  would never enter the Bills’ stadium again.\n“I will never step foot in the that [sic] place again  I will never watch an NFL football game again until this ends ”  Nikischer  said.",
            "output": [
                "Erich Nikischer"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "In particular  the city can play a key role in Beijing's plans to promote the yuan as an international currency  Donald Tsang said in his annual policy address.\n He downplayed concerns that China's promotion of Shanghai as a global trade centre threatened Hong Kong's traditional role as an international gateway to the Chinese economy  saying the two would work together.\n \"As the (yuan) moves towards internationalisation  the mainland needs a highly open global financial centre that is fully aligned with the world financial markets to serve as its platform for foreign financial activities \" Tsang said.\n Tsang's speech outlined an array of initiatives aimed at adjusting to the competition and opportunities presented by China's growing global importance.\n He also sought to allay fears about a property bubble raised recently by new record prices for luxury apartments in Hong Kong  saying the government might consider boosting land supply.\n His plans to promote the city as a \"bridgehead for mainland enterprises to go international\" included strengthening services in areas such as stock market listing  bond issuance and financial hedging.\n Addressing concerns Hong Kong would lag Shanghai in financial development  Tsang said the two cities should work together.\n \"I believe that Hong Kong can work in collaboration with Shanghai and leverage our respective strengths to contribute to the development of financial services in the mainland \" he said.\n Tsang also pledged to \"foster economic cooperation with Taiwan\" as Hong Kong adapts to warmer cross-strait ties  which could hurt the southern city's position as an intermediary between the two.\n On the issue of rising real estate prices in Hong Kong  Tsang said the government would closely monitor the situation in order to prevent any potential market bubbles forming.\n Tsang said the government would when necessary \"fine-tune the land supply arrangements...with a view to quickening the pace of bringing readily available residential sites to the market\".\n It would also closely monitor data on property transactions  negative equities  and mortgage loans  to ensure that there was no sudden steep price fall  he added.\n Critics were disappointed that Tsang's fifth policy address placed less emphasis than last year's speech on helping the city's poorest.\n More than 10 political and welfare groups protested outside the Legislative Council before Tsang arrived to deliver his address  calling for universal suffrage  a minimum wage and subsidies for the poor and elderly.\n Tsang's speech was briefly interrupted by lawmaker \"Long Hair\" Leung Kwok-hung and two other members of the League of Social Democrats waving placards and questioning whether the address had anything new to offer.",
            "output": [
                "Donald Tsang"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-3d847a32b2154c698b0dda56ecd644a8",
            "input": "Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau departs a press availability at the Canadian Embassy in Washington\n Trudeau 's January tweet \"isn't necessarily the sentiment being held by a lot of Canadians\".\n Mr Trudeau  ended 2017 in an ethics quagmire partly of  his  own making.\nA mid-December poll by the Angus Reid Institute indicated that for the first time since his election   Trudeau 's approval ratings had dropped below 50%.\n Trudeau 's ratings are still strong for a politician  but Kurl says there is \"perhaps a little bit less adoration and a little bit more exasperation with the prime minister\".\nAs the two rival leaders find their feet - and if  Trudeau  and  his  ministers keep handing them easy ammunition - 2018 could also prove a rough ride.",
            "output": [
                "Justin Trudeau"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "Clinton : I 'm ready to come out of the woods 01:11 . \nHillary Clinton : Reporter patronized by Spicer . \n-LRB- CNN -RRB- Hillary Clinton took the stage at a diversity conference in San Francisco on Tuesday , making her most political comments since losing the 2016 presidential election . \nClinton called on the private sector to do more to help . \nClinton also focused on issues like inclusivity and diversity of women in the workplace and the need for the private sector to make better efforts to bring more women to the table . \n\"There is no place I 'd rather be than here with you ,\" Clinton said , before adding : \"Other than the White House .\" \nDuring her keynote address at the annual conference hosted by the Professional BusinessWomen of California , Clinton spoke largely about women 's equality and peppered in criticism of President Donald Trump and the Republican Party . \nHillary Clinton : GOP health bill failure a win 00:41 . \n\"Obviously the outcome of the election was n't the one I hoped for , worked for , but I will never stop speaking out for common sense benefits that will allow moms and dads to stay on the job ,\" Clinton said . \nBut overall , Clinton offered an optimistic tone in the face of Trump 's victory . \nBesides a few comments in public gatherings and tweets from her personal account , Clinton has largely laid low since the election . \nClinton said . \nOn the policy front , Clinton criticized the US for still not having a national paid family leave policy and said those who do benefit from such policies are often among the highest income workers . \nClinton said . \nTuesday , Clinton said Waters had been \"taunted by a racist joke about her hair .\" \nWomen of color , said Clinton , have \"a lifetime of practice taking precisely these kinds of indignities in stride .\"",
            "output": [
                "Hillary Clinton"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-7c4008f96f35403dbe6d5e95503f912a",
            "input": "According to the report  in The Daily News  Bernazard removed his shirt and used profane language during the postgame outburst  which is said to have been several weeks ago. The News said that Bernazard  whose job as the team's vice president for player development includes regular visits to the Mets' minor league affiliates  had been angered by Binghamton's poor play and by allegations of under-age drinking.\n Asked about these charges Wednesday before the Mets lost to the Nationals  3-1  Minaya would not confirm that the incident took place and instead deflected a series of questions about Bernazard by repeatedly stating that the team would investigate the matter.\n Minaya was asked whether he considered Bernazard's actions a fireable offense  whether he viewed Bernazard's conduct as acceptable  when he first learned of the incident and whether Bernazard would continue to carry out his present duties. All of these answers  Minaya said  will be clear when the investigation is complete  though he did not say when that would be. In all  he used the word \"investigate\" 13 times.\n Hired by the Mets in 2004 not long after Minaya was named general manager  Bernazard was regarded as a pivotal figure in the team's recruitment of several key free agents  including Billy Wagner and Carlos Beltran.\n But in more recent seasons  Bernazard's conduct has come into question. He was widely portrayed as someone who  intentionally or not  undercut the former manager Willie Randolph by lingering in the Mets' clubhouse and building his own relationships with players.\n Bernazard's public fraternization with Manny Acta  then the Washington Nationals' manager  infuriated Randolph  who felt that Bernazard  in effect  was implying that Acta should be managing the Mets. Bernazard said that he was friendly with other managers as well.\n Although Bernazard's main role is to oversee the Mets' farm system  which features little upper-level talent -- Triple-A Buffalo and Double-A Binghamton began play Wednesday with a combined 71-116 record -- he also has input on decisions at the major league level. In addition  he is believed to have a fairly close relationship with the team's ownership.\n Minaya said Bernazard  after a few days monitoring the Mets' Single A and rookie-league teams in Port St. Lucie  Fla.  had returned to his New Jersey home  but declined to say what Bernazard would do next. Bernazard did not respond to a voice-mail message. Jeff Wilpon  the Mets' chief operating officer  declined to comment.\nBernazard  after a few days monitoring the Mets' Single A and rookie-league teams in Port St. Lucie  Fla.  had returned to his New Jersey home  but declined to say what Bernazard would do next. Bernazard did not respond to a voice-mail message. Jeff Wilpon  the Mets' chief operating officer  declined to comment.\n \"I've talked to him  and I'll continue to talk to him \" Minaya said of Bernazard. \"I'll talk to him this weekend. I'll notify him that we're going to investigate these things and sit down with our owners and say  'Hey  look  how are we going to handle this?\"'\n \"I think it's been blown out of proportion \" Oliveras said. \"The thing is  everything that happens in the clubhouse stays in the clubhouse. I'm not trying to protect Tony or anything. I didn't see him challenge anybody to a fight.\n Bernazard spent 10 years as a major league infielder and another dozen working for the players union. For better or worse  he has become one of the better-known front-office assistants in baseball  although he has been a less visible presence around the Mets this season than he was in past years. But now he is front and center for a team that cannot seem to get out of its own way.",
            "output": [
                "Tony Bernazard",
                "Bernazard"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Legendary rocker  Tom Petty  is dead at 66.\nThe legendary rocker best known as the frontman of  Tom Petty  and the Heartbreakers suffered a full cardiac arrest and was found unconscious and not breathing in  his  Malibu home Sunday night  CBS News has confirmed.\n He  was taken to UCLA Santa Monica Hospital and put on life support  reports TMZ.\n Petty  rose to fame in the 1970s with  his  band  recording several hits  including \"American Girl \" \"Free Fallin' \" \"Breakdown \" and \"Listen to Her Heart.\"\n Petty  had just ended a 40th anniversary tour  playing  his  last show last Monday  the last of three sold-out shows at the Hollywood Bowl. Late in August   he  canceled a show for what  his  manager said was laryngitis.\nLast year   Petty  told Rolling Stone it would likely be the group's last tour together.\n\"I'd be lying if I didn't say I was thinking this might be the last big one \"  he  said. \"We're all on the backside of our sixties. I have a granddaughter now I'd like to see as much as I can. I don't want to spend my life on the road. This tour will take me away for four months. With a little kid  that's a lot of time.\"\n Petty   released 13 albums with  Tom Petty  and the Heartbreakers  three solo albums and took part in the 1980s supergroup the Traveling Wilburys with Bob Dylan  George Harrison  Roy Orbison and Jeff Lynne.",
            "output": [
                "Tom Petty"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-016c70578ca1409496b350a3525192bc",
            "input": "The left-wing group Karapatan said President Rodrigo Duterte \"has distinguished himself as a frothing-in-the-mouth fascist who incites the worst violations of international humanitarian law.\"\n Duterte 's remarks \"are but the latest of the series of this madman's display of tyranny  lunacy and machismo \" Karapatan Secretary General Cristina Palabay said.\nIn a rambling speech before surrendered communist rebels   Duterte  spoke about the futility of their decades-old insurgency and how  his  administration can help them return to normal life.\n Duterte  asked why even women join the insurgency and abandon their families.\nAt one point   he  said without elaborating: \"Tell the soldiers. There's a new order coming from the mayor. We won't kill you. We will just shoot your vagina so that ... if there is no vagina  it would be useless.\"\n Duterte  spoke in the Bisaya dialect. An official transcript of the president's speech issued by the government omitted the word \"vagina\" and expletives from his remarks.\nA longtime mayor of southern Davao city  where he built a reputation for his extra-tough approach to criminality and his brash  often sex-laden remarks   Duterte  has acknowledged  his  rough ways but suggested many Filipinos have come to accept  him .\nWestern governments and human rights watchdogs have expressed alarm over  his  crackdown on illegal drugs  which has left thousands of mostly poor suspects dead.  He  has lashed out at critics  including European governments  which  he  told Monday \"to go to hell\" for imposing conditions on financial aid.\n Duterte  said  he  has told European officials  he  won't attend an upcoming meeting between Southeast Asian and European leaders.\n\"They say that I have a bad mouth. It's true. They say that I'm not a statesman  not fit for a president  and that's true  \" Duterte  said in a speech Monday  referring to  his  critics. \"But the problem here is that I won.\"\nSteve Rood  a Manila-based political analyst  said many Filipinos like  Duterte 's unorthodox style and his charm when he talks to them in an intimate way  as if his speeches were not being broadcast.\nWith crime easing and recent public surveys showing satisfaction with  Duterte 's administration  the president's opponents may do better if they focus on issues such as traffic jams in the capital and rising rice prices  he said.",
            "output": [
                "Rodrigo Duterte"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "but  he  also vowed not to attack unless threatened .  Kim  promised to focus this year on producing nuclear warheads and missiles for operational deployment   adding that the United States could now \" never start a war against me or our country .\" But  he  also struck a conciliatory note   opening the door to dialogue with South Korea and saying  he  would consider sending a delegation to the Winter Olympics to be held in  his  southern neighbor in February . \" The United States should know that the button for nuclear weapons is on my table  \"  he  said during the nationally televised speech   according to a provisional translation by The Associated Press . \" The entire area of the U . S . mainland is within our nuclear strike range .\" But  Kim  also said those weapons would not be used unless  his  country faced aggression . \" This year   we should focus on mass - producing nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles for operational deployment  \"  Kim  said . \" These weapons will be used only if our security is threatened .\" North Korea conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test in September and launched its most high - tech intercontinental ballistic missile in November   ignoring international condemnation and steadily tightening sanctions . In typically bellicose language   it declared the latest round of United Nations sanctions imposed last month an \" act of war  \" and  Kim  said  his  country had achieved the historic feat of \" completing \" its nuclear forces . North Korea ' s nuclear capabilities do not yet match  Kim  ' s boasts   experts say   since it is far from clear it could successfully deliver a nuclear weapon on one of its missiles . Yet there is little doubt its capabilities have advanced significantly in the past year . But  Kim    dressed in a Western - style gray suit and a tie   also offered a potential olive branch to Seoul saying it is imperative to lower military tensions on the Korean Peninsula and improve ties with the South .  He  said that the path to dialogue was open and that  he  would consider sending a delegation to the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang   South Korea . \" North Korea ' s participation in the Winter Games will be a good opportunity to show unity of the people   and we wish the Games will be a success  \"  he  said   according to a Reuters translation of the speech . \" Officials from the two Koreas may urgently meet to discuss the possibility .\" South Korea has been trying to reassure the rest of the world that the Olympics will be safe despite the nuclear tensions   and President Moon Jae - in has said North Korea ' s participation would ensure their safety . He also proposed last month that Seoul and Washington postpone annual joint military drills until after the Olympics   and he generally takes a less confrontational approach to relations with the North than his predecessor   Park Geun - hye . John Delury   a professor of international relations at Yonsei University in Seoul   said Kim ' s message to Seoul was \" more promising \" than he had anticipated   addressing in a specific and actionable way South Korea ' s desire to make the Games a success . \" That should give hope to those in the South who are trying to get something going and open a channel at least  \" he said . The idea of improving relations between the two Koreas is one that is frequently spoken about but seldom achieved   and Kim ' s warmer words could also be seen as an attempt to drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington . While Kim ' s words were more combative towards the United States   he also refrained from a personal attack on President Donald Trump   after the two men engaged in several rounds of mutual name - calling in 2017   Delury noted . When asked about North Korea ' s nuclear claims on Sunday night   Trump said only   \" We ' ll see   we ' ll see .\" Daryl Kimball   executive director of the Arms Control Association   said Kim ' s claims about his country ' s nuclear capability underscored that there was no viable \" military solution \" to denuclearizing North Korea and that sanctions alone would not persuade Pyongyang to halt or reverse its nuclear buildup . \" To avoid a nuclear conflict and the full - scale deployment of an operational North Korean strategic deterrent force   U . S . leaders   in concert with South Korea   should redouble efforts to engage North Korea in direct talks and cease any further explicit or implicit threats of military action against the North  \" he said in an email . \" The upcoming Olympics provide an important opportunity to break the ice and to begin discussions with the North Koreans on mutual steps that reduce the chances of miscalculation and war  \" he added . In the speech   Kim also stressed North Korea ' s economic achievements and noted the importance of improving the nation ' s standard of living   the AP reported .",
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            "input": "A faith school teacher worked to radicalise his students and obsessed over plans to attack major landmarks in the British capital   a London court heard Tuesday . A self - confessed “ Loyal follower ” of the Islamic State   25 - year - old Islamic radical  Umar Ahmed Haque  is standing trial for plotting to attack civilians and officials in London and targeted the Palace of Westminster and its Queen Elizabeth bell tower   and Westfield shopping centre   reports the BBC . Among  his  significant list of potential targets were soldiers of the Guards   the iconic troops which protect the monarch in London   members of the police   diplomats   journalists   members of street protest groups Britain First and the English Defence League   and even other Muslims from the Shia denomination . The Old Bailey also heard his physical targets included the London transport system   court buildings   and banks . London Islamic State Sympathiser Planned to Bomb ‘ Smart People ’ https :// t . co / egffQ2mRnw — Breitbart London (@ BreitbartLondon ) January 10   2018 The prosecution stated the Muslim had become “ fascinated ” by the Islamic State . The court heard he had shown execution videos to children under his care at his Islamic Mosque school   aged between 11 and 14   and had even had them roleplay “ scenarios of violent action against police .” Alleged accomplice Abuthaher Mamun was also in court   charged with helping  Haque  raise funds for  his  plots . Also in court was 26 - year - old Nadeem Patel   who is charged with conspiracy to possess a firearm with the intention of causing fear of violence . Part of the evidence used against  Haque  is a bugged conversation  he  had with Mamun days after the Westminster Bridge attack in which  he  expressed  his  admiration for the attacker and expressed  his  desire to commit  his  own . The case comes just days after the court day of 28 - year - old Mohammed Kamal Hussain   a self confessed “ simple man ” who said  he  wanted to kill “ smart people ” for the Islamic State .",
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            "input": "President Trump brushed aside reports that  he is considering replacing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson   though multiple news outlets say  Tillerson  could be shown the door within weeks.\nPressed about those reports Thursday morning during an Oval Office meeting  Trump said only: \"He's here.  Rex  is here.\"\nAt the State Department briefing in the afternoon  spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Tillerson \"remains the secretary of state and as long as he is serving at the pleasure of the president he ... will continue to do that job.\" She noted that  Tillerson  visited the White House twice on Thursday. But when asked whether  Tillerson  discussed the reports with the president  Nauert said  \"Not to my knowledge.\"\nThe New York Times and other outlets are reporting that  Tillerson  could be replaced by CIA Director Mike Pompeo. In turn  Sen. Tom Cotton  R-Ark.  is reportedly a top contender to take Pompeo's place running the spy agency.\n Tillerson  — a former CEO of Exxon Mobil — has had a rocky tenure at the State Department.  He  came into the position with no government or diplomatic experience and has frequently found  himself  at odds with the president on issues such as the value of the Iran nuclear deal and the standoff between Saudi Arabia and Qatar.\nIn early October  reports surfaced that  Tillerson  had called the president a \"moron.\" He pointedly did not dispute those accounts.\n Tillerson  was thought to have an ally in White House chief of staff John Kelly. But according to reports  which NPR has not independently confirmed  Kelly crafted the plan to replace the secretary. Pompeo has risen in the president's estimation during frequent White House intelligence briefings. And Cotton's views are closely aligned with Trump's on Iran and immigration.\nWhite House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders echoed the president's comment that  Tillerson  has not been replaced.\nSen. Bob Corker  R-Tenn.  who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee  defended  Tillerson . He said he'd spoken by phone with the secretary on Thursday  and that  Tillerson  is carrying on business as usual.\nHe acknowledged  Tillerson  has been a frequent target of negative rumors.",
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            "input": "NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) -  Hurricane Nate  made landfall near the mouth of the Mississippi River as a Category 1 storm with winds of 85 miles per hour on Saturday evening  threatening parts of Louisiana  Mississippi and Alabama with torrential rain and potential flooding.\nNate  the fourth major storm to strike the United States in less than two months  killed at least 30 people in Central America before entering the warm waters of the Gulf and bearing down on the U.S. South.\nAs the hurricane struck at about 7 p.m. CDT (0000 GMT Sunday)  the National Hurricane Center (NHC) downgraded its warning for New Orleans to a tropical storm. But  Nate  was expected to regain some strength and make a second landfall along the coast of Mississippi to the east.\n Related Coverage Hurricane Nate  to weaken significantly as  it  makes landfall\n Nate  comes on the heels of three other major storms  Harvey  Irma and Maria  which devastated Texas  Florida and Puerto Rico  respectively. But as a Category 1  the weakest in the five-category ranking used by meteorologists   Nate  appeared to lack the devastating punch of its predecessors.\nTourists walk down Bourbon Street as  Hurricane Nate  approaches the U.S. Gulf Coast in New Orleans  Louisiana  U.S. October 7  2017. REUTERS/Jonathan Bachman\nMajor shipping ports across the central U.S. Gulf Coast were closed to inbound and outbound traffic on Saturday  as  Nate  intensified and storm surges of up 11 feet (3.74 m) were expected at the mouth of the Mississippi River.\nBefore heading north into the Gulf   Nate  brushed Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula  home to beach resorts such as Cancun and Playa del Carmen  the NHC said.",
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            "input": "There have been “apparent attempts” to intimidate reporters working for international outlets who have reported on a state-sponsored campaign against  George Soros   the AP suggests  without citing any evidence to this effect.\nThe AP describes  Soros  benevolently as a “Hungarian-American investor ” a “philanthropist” and a “Holocaust survivor ” while failing to mention the billionaire’s history of destabilizing governments for personal financial gain  funding left-wing campaigns and being convicted of insider trading.\n Soros   the AP alleges  “has long promoted what  he  calls an ‘open society’ and supports controlled migration.  He  funds a university in Budapest and civic organizations  including some seen as critical of Orban.”\nThe AP criticizes the Orbán government’s opposition to  Soros  along with their investigation into  his  attempts to bring  his  tremendous financial influence to bear on Hungary’s political situation.",
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            "input": "PNB has lost 90 billion Indian rupees ($1.41 billion)  23.4 percent  of its market value since its disclosure on Wednesday that a investigation was underway into suspected fraud  as a result of two junior officials at a branch in Mumbai steering unauthorized loans to customer accounts  including some firms e linked to Nirav Modi  a billionaire jeweler and diamond merchant.\nFederal investigators have raided  Nirav Modi’s Mumbai  home and offices  though the jeweler is outside the country and his whereabouts is unknown.\n Modi  launched an eponymous jewelry business branded NIRAV MODI  in capitals  with a chain of boutiques stretching from New York to London to Beijing.\nAs recently as last month   he  was at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Indian media carried a group photograph with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the foreground and Nirav Modi  who is no relation  grinning between rows of Indian business leaders behind  him .\nCompanies related to Nirav Modi had used the fraudulent credit guarantees from PNB to get loans from overseas branches of Indian banks  including Allahabad and Axis  according to a previous police complaint from PNB.",
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            "input": "on - Don on Feb . 1 . ( Alexei Druzhinin / Pool / Sputnik / Kremlin / AP )  Vladimir Putin  visited an agricultural equipment factory Thursday — and quipped that if  he  were to lose upcoming elections    he  might choose a new career in farming .  The Russian president  made the comments while sitting in a combine harvester simulator at a Rostselmash factory in Rostov - on - Don . If things didn ' t go well in the upcoming election   “ I ' ll start work as a combine driver after March 18  ”  Putin  said   according to footage published by state - funded news network RT . “ No problem   no problem at all  ” Konstantin Babkin   chief executive of Rostselmash   responded .  Putin  may not have reason to worry . Last year    he  became the longest - serving Kremlin leader since Joseph Stalin   and though  he  delayed  his  announcement about whether  he  would run in the upcoming elections until December   polls suggest  he  has little real opposition . The most recent data from VTsIOM   for example   shows that 69 . 9 percent of Russians say they will vote for the incumbent president in March ' s election . According to VTsIOM ' s polling    Putin  ' s closest competitor is Pavel Grudinin   a candidate for Russia ' s Communist Party   who has about 6 percent of the vote . Meet one of the presidential candidates running against  Vladimir Putin  in Russia . ( David Filipov   Sarah Parnass / The Washington Post ) Russia ’ s most prominent  Putin  critic   Alexei Navalny   is barred from the ballot   and there is a split among opposition voters about tactics . While some want to boycott the ballot to undermine its legitimacy   other liberals plan to vote for government critics like Grudinin or journalist Ksenia Sobchak . In a rare instance Friday   Russia ' s Central Election Commission criticized Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov for speaking in Putin ' s favor ahead of the election . “ The level of Putin ’ s popularity goes far beyond the borders of Russia . Hardly anyone can question Putin ’ s being the absolute leader of the public opinion   the absolute leader of the political pinnacle that hardly anyone can compete with seriously at the present stage  ” Peskov said of  Putin  on Monday   according to state news agency Tass . Peskov subsequently apologized for his statement and said he would be more cautious in the future . More on  WorldViews Russian President Vladimir Putin  struck a familiar chord at  his  year - end news conference on Dec . 14   praising President Trump ' s economic record and calling for improved U . S .- Russia relations . ( Joyce Lee   Jenny Starrs / The Washington Post )  Putin  saw the Panama Papers as a personal attack and may have wanted revenge   Russian authors say",
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            "input": "LeBron James indicated Friday that he is unlikely to accept a contract extension from the Cleveland Cavaliers until after the 2009-10 season and presumably will become a free agent.\n At an event in his hometown to unveil Nike Air Max LeBron VII  the latest sneaker in his signature line  James made his strongest comments yet about his future. The NBA's reigning MVP said he signed a three-year contract in 2006 to give him more options once it expires.\n The Cavaliers offered James a contract extension on July 18  the three-year anniversary of the signing of his current contract. The team could offer the extension -- at the highest salary allowed -- of up to three years. James can sign the extension offer anytime before June 30  2010.\n James  who will make $15.7 million next season  also has an option in his current contract that can extend his deal through the 2010-11 season.\n However  it appears for now that James does not intend to sign the extension or pick up his one-year option for $17.1 million anytime soon.\n The 24-year-old superstar said his agent  Leon Rose  and Cavaliers general manager Danny Ferry have had \"a great conversation.\" But James remained noncommittal about his plans beyond the upcoming season  one he hopes ends with the Cavs  who acquired All-Star center Shaquille O'Neal shortly after their season ended  winning their first NBA title.\n James was similarly positioned in 2006  when he decided to sign a three-year extension with the Cavs.\n Despite JamesJames' insistence that he's happy in Cleveland  his choice to delay his decision is certain to spark more speculation that he'll sign with another club next summer. James has maintained that he's pleased with the Cavs' direction  owner Dan Gilbert and Ferry's attempts to add more talent to Cleveland's roster.\n James said he isn't worried about his contract situation becoming a distraction.\n Following an elaborate multimedia presentation by Nike  James  who will embark on a tour promoting his new shoe and \"More Than A Game \" a documentary chronicling his days at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School  answered questions about O'Neal and Magic forward Rashard Lewis' 10-game suspension for testing positive for an elevated testosterone level.\n James also reiterated his Thursday comments in which he said he regretted not doing a mandatory postgame media session after the Cavaliers were eliminated from the playoffs by the Orlando Magic. But he also said that he didn't think he owed anyone an apology for failing to shake hands with the Magic players immediately after the series ended.\n James offered sympathy to Lewis  who admitted taking an over-the-counter supplement late last season that included a substance he did not realize was banned by the league.\n \"It's unfortunate \" James said. \"I know Rashard really well and I know he's not that type of guy who would do anything to get the upper edge on another player  that's first and foremost. You just have to use great judgment. We have guys with us every day who can find out for you if it (a substance) is banned or not banned by the NBA. A mistake by him.\"\n James said he is looking forward to being teammates with O'Neal  one of the few athletes on the planet as recognizable as James himself.\n \"To get the opportunity to play with one of the greatest basketball players to ever play the game  that's the fun part for me \" James said. \"I'm humbled by that.\"",
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            "input": "Some analysts fear the truck  named Tesla Semi  will be an expensive distraction for Tesla  which is burning cash  has never posted an annual profit  and is in self-described “manufacturing hell” starting up production of the $35 000 Model 3 sedan. Still   Tesla  shares rose on Thursday.\nThe young market for electric cargo trucks is mostly focused on medium duty  not the heavy big rig market  Tesla  is after. The power capacity  weight and cost of batteries all limit a truck’s ability  analysts say.\n Tesla  arrives in a much more crowded field than when  it  developed electric cars.\nReuters in August reported  Tesla  was working on self-driving technology for the truck. Several Silicon Valley companies see long-haul trucking as a prime early self-driving technology market  citing relatively consistent speeds  scarcity of cross-traffic on interstate highways and benefits of allowing drivers to rest while traveling.\n A Tesla car showroom  is seen in west London  Britain  March 21  2017. REUTERS/Toby Melville\n Tesla  would need to invest substantially to create a factory for those trucks.  The company  is currently spending about $1 billion per quarter  largely to set up the Model 3 factory  and is contemplating a factory in China to build cars.\nA  Tesla  truck with a range of 300 to 450 miles would be able to address less than half of the total semi-truck market  estimated Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi in a note on Monday.\n“It is somewhat unclear why  the company  needs another major initiative ... on  its  already full plate ” wrote Sacconaghi.\nShares of  Tesla   which have risen 48 percent this year to make  the company  the No. 2 U.S. automaker by market value  were up 1.7 percent to $316.66 in midday trade in New York.",
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            "input": "Football: South Africa coach Santana rues Iraq negativity\n South Africa coach Joel Santana accused Iraq of deploying negative tactics which paralysed the game after watching the Asian champions grab a point in the Confederations Cup opener here on Sunday.\n Santana expressed his surprise at what he considered Iraq coach Bora Milutinovic's spoiling tactics.\n Santana assured his side's expectant fans  48 837 of whom turned up at this venue which hosted the 1995 Rugby World Cup final won by South Africa  that his team would improve.",
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            "input": "The Tampa Bay Times reports that  32-year-old Adam Matos  was found guilty Thursday of four counts of murder. The penalty phase starts Monday \n Matos  could get the death penalty if all 12 jurors vote for that. Otherwise he would be sentenced to life in prison.\nAuthorities say  Matos  fatally shot Megan Brown and her father  Greg Brown  at their Hudson home in 2014.  He  also fatally beat Margaret Brown and Nick Leonard with a hammer  jurors heard.\n Matos  testified Wednesday  he 'd been suffering from paranoia and committed the slayings in self-defense.\nThe 4-year-old son of Megan Brown and  Matos  was at the home when the killings occurred.",
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            "input": "Given the leather jacket and sneer  Tom Petty  wore on the cover of  his  1976 debut  many people assumed  he  was one of those cheeky punks bent on tearing down the walls of rock 'n' roll.\n He  wasn't. It's not that Petty and  his  band  the Heartbreakers  didn't have their share of energy and attitude. But the kid from Gainesville  Florida  was a rock classicist to the core  and he built a body of work to stand with his heroes.\nIt was melodic rock 'n' roll built with the solid structures of his favorites from the 1960s.  Petty  had an impish grin and playful drawl  and in concert  he  raised  his  arms to direct both  his  band and the thousands of fans singing along from the audience.\n\"'Rock and roll star' is probably the purest manifestation of the American dream \"  Petty  said upon  his  2002 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. \"It's a blessing beyond belief.\"\nThe Heartbreakers stood with Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band as one of the all-time great rock backup bands.  Petty  wouldn't give ground:  he  added an expletive to  his  declaration on that night that the Heartbreakers weren't just one of America's best bands  they were THE best. Being able to stand onstage next to guitarist Mike Campbell and keyboard player Benmont Tench made  Petty  the envy of many bandleaders.\nStill  two key periods of  his  career came without the Heartbreakers.\n\"Full Moon Fever \" Petty's first solo album in 1989  stands as the apex of  his  career. Working with producer Jeff Lynne  Petty fashioned a cleaner sound and created the classics \"Runnin' Down a Dream \" ''I Won't Back Down\" and  most indelibly  \"Free Fallin'.\"",
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            "input": "Poland must narrow deficit to protect credit rating: Fitch\n Poland  the only EU nation to post economic growth last year  must narrow the gap between public spending and revenues in order to protect its creditworthiness  ratings agency Fitch said Thursday.\nratings agency Fitch said Thursday.\n Fitch noted that Poland's public deficit stood at 7.2 percent of gross domestic product in 2009 and was forecast to hit 7.9 percent this year despite a pick-up in growth and even though the country had avoided recession or the need to support its banking system.\n \"Tolerance for further material slippage from official deficit targets is limited at the current rating level \" Fitch expert David Heslam said in a statement.\n Fitch currently gives Poland a long-term foreign currency rating of A-  with a stable outlook.\n Fitch said that the slowdown had \"revealed underlying weakness in Poland's public finances.\n \"Credible  permanent measures are needed to place the deficit on a sustainable downward path and limit further growth of government debt ratios \" it said.\n \"The 2011 deficit target of 6.5 percent looks achievable and is built on realistic macroeconomic assumptions \" Fitch said.\n Fitch said that deficit-cutting plans could be affected by politics  with a general election due in the autumn of 2011.",
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            "input": "Sanders is an Independent , but sides with the Democratic Party . \n-LSB- 1 -RSB- From 2015 through 2016 , Sanders was a Democrat . \nSanders was born in Brooklyn , New York City . \nSanders was elected mayor of Burlington , Vermont in 1981 . \nSanders calls himself a democratic socialist . \n-LSB- 9 -RSB- -LSB- 10 -RSB- During his time as senator , Sanders has been against income inequality and supports universal health care , parental leave and LGBT rights . \n-LSB- 11 -RSB- In January 2015 , Sanders became a member of the Senate Budget Committee . \nOn April 30 , 2015 , Sanders became a candidate for the Democratic Party 's nomination for President in the 2016 United States presidential election . \n-LSB- 15 -RSB- Unlike some of the other presidential candidates , Sanders did not want Super PACS to give him money . \n-LSB- 19 -RSB- On July 26 , 2016 , during a roll-call vote at the 2016 Democratic National Convention Sanders lost the nomination to Clinton . \n-LSB- 21 -RSB- In February 2017 , Sanders began webcasting The Bernie Sanders Show on Facebook . \nSanders was born in Brooklyn , New York to Eli Sanders and to Dorothy Glassberg . \nSanders studied at Brooklyn College . \nAfter he graduated from college , Sanders went to the University of Chicago . \n-LSB- 25 -RSB- When he studied in Chicago , Sanders led the University of Chicago sit-ins in 1962 because of segregation at the university . \nSanders began his political career in 1971 as a member of the Liberty Union Party . \n-LSB- 34 -RSB- In the 1974 Senate election , Sanders lost to Patrick Leahy and to Dick Mallary . \n-LSB- 35 -RSB- In 1979 , Sanders resigned from the party . \nAfter Sanders 's failed run for governor , close friend Richard Sugarman wanted him to be a candidate for mayor of Burlington . \n-LSB- 38 -RSB- Sanders won the election in February 1981 . \nAs mayor , Sanders wanted to fix Burlington 's Lake Champlain . \n-LSB- 39 -RSB- In 1981 , Sanders was against Tony Pomerleau . \nSanders did not want Pomerleau to change the industrial -LSB- 39 -RSB- lake property owned by the Central Vermont Railway . \nSanders used the slogan \"Burlington is not for sale\" . \nIn 1987 , U.S. News named Sanders as one of America 's best mayors . \nWhen he was mayor , Sanders helped to fix the city 's budget . \n-LSB- 25 -RSB- Sanders left office on April 4 , 1989 . \n-LSB- 38 -RSB- For a short time , Sanders taught political science at Harvard University 's Kennedy School of Government in 1989 and at Hamilton College in 1991 . \nSanders became a candidate for the seat as an Independent , but he lost the election . \n-LSB- 43 -RSB- In 1990 , Sanders became a candidate for the seat again and defeated Peter Plympton Smith by 16 % . \nSanders became the first independent elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 40 years . \n-LSB- 44 -RSB- Sanders ' 1990 victory was called by The Washington Post and others as the \"First Socialist Elected\" to the United States House of Representatives in many years . \n-LSB- 45 -RSB- Sanders continued to win re-elections with many votes . \nIn 1991 , Sanders co-founded the Congressional Progressive Caucus . \nIn 1993 , Sanders voted for a bill supported by the National Rifle Association -LRB- NRA -RRB- to stop lawsuits against gun companies . \nAfter Ron Dellums left Congress in 1998 , Sanders was the only member of Congress who called himself a socialist . \nSanders voted against the Iraq Resolutions in 1991 and 2002 . \nSanders is against the Patriot Act . \n-LSB- 52 -RSB- Sanders voted for several acts that would block the Patriot Act . \nSanders became senator after Jim Jeffords retired from the Senate in 2006 . \nSanders has been a leading voice on issues such as income inequality , -LSB- 57 -RSB- climate change , -LSB- 58 -RSB- and campaign finance reform . \n-LSB- 59 -RSB- Sanders continued to be a major critic on mass surveillance policies such as the Patriot Act . \nOn December 10 , 2010 , Sanders gave a 8 12 - hour speech against the Tax Relief , Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization , and Job Creation Act of 2010 . \n-LSB- 61 -RSB- After the speech , people wanted Sanders to be a candidate for president in the 2012 presidential election . \nSanders ' filibuster was published in February 2011 by Nation Books as The Speech : A Historic Filibuster on Corporate Greed and the Decline of Our Middle Class . \nOn January 3 , 2013 , Sanders became chairman of the United States Senate Committee on Veterans ' Affairs . \n-LSB- 6 -RSB- After his term as chairman ended on January 3 , 2015 , Sanders became a member of the Senate Budget Committee . \n-LSB- 12 -RSB- -LSB- 64 -RSB- Sanders made proposals to raise the minimum wage , stop income inequality , and increase Social Security payments . \nSanders is the longest serving Independent member of Congress in American history . \n-LSB- 6 -RSB- In November 2015 , Sanders changed parties and became a member of the Democratic Party . \n-LSB- 3 -RSB- On July 26 , 2016 , however shortly after losing the Democratic presidential nomination , Sanders said he would serve as an Independent in the Senate . \nFollowing Donald Trump 's victory in the 2016 presidential election , Sanders accepted his victory and promised to work with Trump . \nOn January 4 , 2017 , while on the Senate floor , Sanders showed a large cutout of a tweet by President-elect Trump from May 2015 where Trump said he was the \"first & only potential GOP candidate\" who opposed any cuts to Social Security , Medicare and Medicaid , citing it as what Trump appealed to older voters to elect him on . \nWhile in Los Angeles on February 19 , Sanders called Trump \"a pathological liar\" . \nOn March 30 , two days after President Trump signed an \"Energy Independence\" executive order , Sanders called Trump 's choice to focus on job creation over climate change is \"nonsensical , and stupid , and dangerous\" . \nSanders was against the nomination of Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court . \nSanders said he believed Gorsuch would support removing restrictions on campaign finance and would vote to overturn Roe v. Wade . \nOn April 7 , 2017 , Sanders showed disapproval of President Trump 's ordered airstrike from the day before : \"If there 's anything we should 've learned from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan , in which the lives of thousands of brave American men and women and hundreds of thousands of Iraqi and Afghan civilians have been lost and trillions of dollars spent , it 's that it 's easier to get into a war than out of one .\" \nIn May 2017 , Sanders endorsed Labour Leader of the Opposition Jeremy Corbyn in the 2017 United Kingdom general election . \n-LSB- 74 -RSB- The bill was opposed only by Sanders and Republican Rand Paul . \nOn June 14 , 2017 , James T. Hodgkinson , a supporter of Sanders during his presidential campaign , shot and injured four people , including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana . \n-LSB- 75 -RSB- -LSB- 76 -RSB- Hours later , Sanders responded on Capitol Hill to news that Hodgkinson was a campaign volunteer for his 2016 presidential run : . \nIn September 2017 , Sanders introduced the United States National Health Care Act which would create a single-payer health care system paid by the United States Government . \nIn August 2011 , Public Policy Polling found that 67 % of American people supported Sanders . \n-LSB- 80 -RSB- In a poll by Fox News in March 2017 , found Sanders to be the most popular senator or political figure in the United States with the approval rating of 61 % . \n-LSB- 81 -RSB- A Harvard-Harris Poll published April 18 , 2017 found Sanders to be the most popular active politician in the country . \nMain page : Bernie Sanders presidential campaign , 2016 . \nIn an interview with The Nation on March 6 , 2014 , Sanders said that he was \"prepared to run for President of the United States\" in 2016 -LSB- 83 -RSB- but did not officially announce a campaign . \nOn April 28 , 2015 , Vermont Public Radio said that Sanders would run for president starting on April 30 . \n-LSB- 85 -RSB- Weaver was also Sanders 's senate campaign manager and was his chief of staff . \nSanders ' campaign events have brought many people from around the country . \n-LSB- 17 -RSB- -LSB- 86 -RSB- -LSB- 87 -RSB- Sanders said he was \"Stunned . \n-LSB- 18 -RSB- However , on June 25 , 2015 , The New York Times said that Sanders might win the primaries instead of Clinton . \n-LSB- 18 -RSB- On August 12 , 2015 , the Boston Herald said that Sanders was winning by 44 % to Clinton 's 37 % in New Hampshire among Democratic primary voters . \n-LSB- 88 -RSB- A poll released on August 25 , 2015 , showed that Sanders was once again winning in New Hampshire with 42 % to Clinton 's 35 % . \nDuring his campaign , Sanders was known for his popularity among millennials and young voters . \n-LSB- 91 -RSB- In the 2016 campaign , Sanders won more votes among those under age 30 than both Trump and Clinton combined . \nIt shows more than 2 million young people cast ballots for Sanders before the primaries in June . \n-LSB- 91 -RSB- His popularity led to the creation a Facebook political meme page Bernie Sanders ' Dank Meme Stash which has gained popularity among his supporters and the internet . \nA poll released in September 2015 showed that Sanders was leading Clinton in Iowa with 41 % to Clinton 's 40 % . \n-LSB- 93 -RSB- In October 2015 , polling showed Sanders and Clinton were tied in polls in both New Hampshire and Iowa . \n-LSB- 94 -RSB- In November 2015 , a poll showed Sanders was increasing his numbers in New Hampshire , almost tied with Clinton . \n-LSB- 95 -RSB- On November 19 , 2015 , Sanders gave a speech at Georgetown University about his views on democratic socialism . \n-LSB- 96 -RSB- In his speech , Sanders talked about how the policies of presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lyndon B. Johnson were based on democratic socialism . \nOn December 3 , 2015 , a Quinnipiac University poll found Sanders to be the Democratic candidate more likely to win the presidential election against top Republican candidates such as Donald Trump , Jeb Bush , Marco Rubio , Ted Cruz and Ben Carson . \n-LSB- 98 -RSB- On December 4 , 2015 , after online voting ended , votes showed that Sanders was in first place to become Time 's 2015 Person of the Year . \n-LSB- 100 -RSB- On December 7 , Time announced that Sanders won the reader 's poll of the magazine , but he would not be person of the year . \n-LSB- 101 -RSB- On December 9 , poll numbers showed that Sanders was leading Clinton in the New Hampshire polls by 50 % to 40 % . \n-LSB- 102 -RSB- The university also showed Clinton was winning with 61 % to Sanders 's 30 % of the national poll . \nIn January 2016 , in weeks leading to the Democratic primaries , Sanders was leading New Hampshire by 50 % to Clinton 's 46 % and in Iowa with 49 % to 43 % . \n-LSB- 104 -RSB- -LSB- 105 -RSB- On January 21 , 2016 , Sanders ' campaign advertisement , America , was shown in Iowa and New Hampshire . \nIn early February 2016 , a national poll showed Sanders and Clinton almost tied with Clinton 's 44 % to Sanders ' 42 % in the national poll . \n-LSB- 103 -RSB- A few weeks later , Quinnipiac University , CNN and Fox News poll numbers showed Sanders being the front-runner with 47 % to Clinton 's 44 % of the national poll . \n-LSB- 107 -RSB- After the Nevada caucus , new poll numbers showed Sanders 's national lead growing with 42 % to Clinton 's 36 % . \n-LSB- 108 -RSB- A February 2016 Quinnipiac University poll found that Sanders was the most honest candidate in the election . \nOn March 8 , 2016 , Sanders won the Michigan Democratic primary . \nIn early April 2016 , national poll numbers showed Sanders winning by 49 % to Clinton 's 47 % . \n-LSB- 112 -RSB- On April 8 , Sanders was asked by Vatican City to talk about the issues of income inequality and the environment . \n-LSB- 113 -RSB- Sanders agreed to the invitation and spoke at the Vatican on April 15 . \n-LSB- 114 -RSB- In April 2016 , Sanders was added into Time 's 100 Most Influential People of 2016 . \nIn May 2016 , national poll numbers showed Sanders loosing to Clinton with 45 % to Clinton 's 50 % with 5 % people undecided . \n-LSB- 116 -RSB- On May 3 , 2016 , Sanders pulled another political upset after beating Clinton in the Indiana primaries by six percent . \n-LSB- 117 -RSB- On May 10 , 2016 , Sanders won the West Virginia primaries by 51.4 % to Clinton 's 35.8 % . \nA NBCWall Street Journal poll in May found Clinton and presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump in a tie , but the same poll found that if Sanders were the Democratic nominee , 53 % of voters would support him to 39 % for Trump . \n-LSB- 120 -RSB- Clinton and Trump were the least popular likely candidates in the poll 's history , while Sanders received a 43 % positive with a 36 % negative rating . \n-LSB- 122 -RSB- Sanders said he will still remain in the race until the Democratic Party convention in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania in July 2016 . \n-LSB- 123 -RSB- On July 12 , 2016 , Sanders announced his support for Clinton at a unity rally in New Hampshire . \nOn July 22 , 2016 , WikiLeaks revealed that DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz and other DNC official , mocked and planned to sabotage the Sanders 's campaign in favor of Clinton . \n-LSB- 124 -RSB- Sanders said he wanted Schultz to resign . \nSanders spoke on the first night of the Democratic Convention on July 25 , 2016 . \n-LSB- 125 -RSB- In his speech , Sanders told his supporters that he thanked them and to vote for Clinton to defeat Donald Trump in the general election . \n-LSB- 126 -RSB- On July 26 , 2016 , during a roll-call vote at the 2016 Democratic National Convention Sanders lost the nomination to Clinton . \nOn February 1 , 2016 , Sanders lost the Iowa caucus to Clinton by less than 1 % . \n-LSB- 127 -RSB- On February 9 , Sanders won the New Hampshire caucus by 22 % . \n-LSB- 129 -RSB- Sanders became the first democratic socialist and the first non-Christian to win a United States presidential primary for a major party . \n-LSB- 130 -RSB- On February 20 , 2016 , Sanders lost the Nevada caucus by 5 % . \n-LSB- 131 -RSB- On February 27 , 2016 , Sanders lost the South Carolina primary by almost 48 % . \nOn March 1 , 2016 , \"Super Tuesday\" , Sanders won four states : Vermont , Oklahoma , Colorado and Minnesota . \n-LSB- 133 -RSB- On March 5 , 2016 , \"Super Saturday\" , Sanders won two states : Kansas by 35 % and Nebraska by almost 15 % . \n-LSB- 136 -RSB- On March 6 , 2016 , Sanders won the Maine caucuses by almost 65 % . \n-LSB- 137 -RSB- On March 8 , 2016 , Sanders lost the Mississippi primaries by 65 % . \n-LSB- 138 -RSB- On the same day , Sanders won the Michigan primaries by 2 % . \n-LSB- 139 -RSB- On March 12 , 2016 , Sanders lost the Northern Mariana Islands caucus by 20 % . \n-LSB- 140 -RSB- On March 15 , 2016 , Sanders lost the Florida , North Carolina , Ohio , Illinois , and Missouri primaries . \nOn March 21 , 2016 , Sanders won the Democrats Abroad primary with 69 % to Clinton 's 31 % . \n-LSB- 146 -RSB- On March 23 , 2016 , Sanders won the Idaho primaries and the Utah caucus . \n-LSB- 147 -RSB- On March 26 , 2016 , Sanders won the Washington , Alaska and the Hawaii caucuses all by landslide victories . \nOn April 5 , 2016 , Sanders won the Wisconsin primaries with 57 % to Clinton 's 43 % of the vote . \n-LSB- 149 -RSB- On April 9 , 2016 , Sanders won the Wyoming caucuses with 56 % to Clinton 's 44 % . \n-LSB- 150 -RSB- On April 19 , 2016 , Sanders lost the New York primaries with 42 % to Clinton 's 58 % . \n-LSB- 151 -RSB- On April 26 , 2016 , Sanders lost the Maryland , Delaware , Pennsylvania , and Connecticut primaries . \nOn May 3 , 2016 , Sanders won the Indiana primaries with 53 % to Clinton 's 47 % of the vote . \n-LSB- 158 -RSB- On May 10 , 2016 , Sanders won the West Virginia primaries with 51 % to Clinton 's 36 % of the vote . \n-LSB- 159 -RSB- On May 17 , 2016 , Sanders lost the Kentucky primaries by less than 1 % . \nOn June 4 , 2016 , Sanders lost the U.S. Virgin Islands caucus in a landslide . \n-LSB- 162 -RSB- On June 5 , 2016 , Sanders lost the Puerto Rico primaries . \n-LSB- 163 -RSB- On June 7 , 2016 , Sanders lost the primaries in New Jersey , New Mexico , South Dakota , and California . \n-LSB- 168 -RSB- -LSB- 169 -RSB- On June 14 , 2016 , Sanders lost the Washington , D.C. primaries , the last primary of the election season , with 20 % to Clinton 's 80 % . \nIn August 2016 , Sanders founded Our Revolution . \n-LSB- 171 -RSB- Sanders also plans to establish The Sanders Institute , which will focus on issues he believes the \"corporate media\" has failed to focus on . \nOn December 19 , 2016 during the voting of the electoral college , Sanders got three electoral votes from electors who did not want to vote for Clinton . \nNoam Chomsky said in a May 2017 BBC interview that the Sanders campaign was the most remarkable thing about the 2016 election because of Sanders not accepting money from business people or corporations . \nSanders had been asked many times if he would run for president again in the 2020 presidential election . \n-LSB- 176 -RSB- Sanders would respond by stating \"it is much too early to talk about that\" , but refuses to rule out a possible second presidential campaign . \nAfter a poll was made in February 2017 , 20 % of Democratic voters wanted Sanders to be the party 's nominee in the 2020 presidential election leading Hillary Clinton at 17 % and Elizabeth Warren at 15 % . \n-LSB- 177 -RSB- In March 2017 , at 14 % , Sanders was the Democratic voters front-runner for the Democratic nomination in 2020 beating Michelle Obama at 11 % . \n-LSB- 178 -RSB- In September 2017 , at a polling of 28 % , Sanders remained the lead candidate for the Democratic Party nominee in the 2020 election beating Warren , former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator from California Kamala Harris . \nSanders married Deborah Shiling in 1964 . \n-LSB- 6 -RSB- He met his second wife , Jane O'Meara , when Sanders became mayor of Burlington , Vermont in 1981 . \n-LSB- 180 -RSB- Sanders has a son , Levi Sanders , who was born out of wedlock with his domestic partner Susan Campbell Mott . \n-LSB- 6 -RSB- Sanders and Mott were partners only one year before splitting in 1969 . \n-LSB- 180 -RSB- Sanders has three step-children from O'Meara : Dave , Carina and Heather Driscoll . \nIn 1987 , when Sanders was mayor , he recorded an album called We Shall Overcome . \n-LSB- 182 -RSB- In 1997 , Huck Gutman and Sanders wrote a political memoir called Outsider in the White House . \n-LSB- 183 -RSB- It was published again in 2015 during Sanders ' presidential campaign . \nSanders had a small role in the 1988 movie Sweet Hearts Dance . \n-LSB- 185 -RSB- On February 6 , 2016 , Sanders was a guest-star on Saturday Night Live . \nSanders says he is \"proud to be Jewish\" but is not very religious . \nSanders says he feels \"very close to the teachings of Pope Francis ,\" . \nSanders wrote a memoir titled , Our Revolution : A Future to Believe In , which was released on November 15 , 2016 . \nSanders received an Honorary degree from Brooklyn College on May 30 , 2017 . \nOn November 30 , 2015 , Sanders had a hernia surgery at the George Washington University Hospital in Washington , D.C. . \nIn December 2016 , Sanders had skin cancer removed from his cheek . \n-LSB- 194 -RSB- This was after Brady Toensing , Donald Trump 's campaign chairman in Vermont , accused Sanders of bank fraud . \n-LSB- 195 -RSB- Both CBS and Politico reported that Bernie Sanders was also under investigation , -LSB- 196 -RSB- however that was not true . \n-LSB- 197 -RSB- Both Sanders and his wife have hired well known defense lawyers to represent them . \nSanders is a democratic socialist . \nSanders is a supporter of paternity leave , sick leave , and vacation time . \n-LSB- 206 -RSB- Sanders thinks that global warming is real and he wants to fix it . \n-LSB- 208 -RSB- Sanders was against the U.S. invasion of Iraq . \nSanders is more liberal on social issues such as supporting same-sex marriage , citizenship for illegal immigrants and abortion . \n-LSB- 210 -RSB- On November 15 , 2015 , in response to ISIS ' attacks in Paris , Sanders said : \"We -LSB- have got to -RSB- be tough , not stupid ,\" in the war against ISIS . \nAfter Donald Trump 's victory in the 2016 presidential elections , Sanders said that the Democratic Party needs a \"series of reforms\" and \"must break loose from its corporate establishment ties and , once again , become a grass-roots party of working people , the elderly and the poor .\"",
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            "input": "Reuters saw hundreds of strikers gathered in Barcelona’s main Sant Jaume square to protest the imprisonment of politicians  chanting the name of  ex-leader Carles Puigdemont  and referring to  him  as “our president”.\nBut  he  faces an uphill task to maintain influence after  he  missed a deadline of midnight on Tuesday to agree a pro-secessionist pact for a regional election with  his  former vice president Oriol Junqueras.\n Puigdemont  had ambitions to garner support for  his  independence campaign in the heartland of the European Union.\nBut that hope has fallen flat  and in an interview published on Wednesday  he  renewed criticism of the bloc’s executive.\n“(EU Commission President Jean-Claude) Juncker welcomes mayors  governors ... but he doesn’t want to meet me ”  Puigdemont  told Belgian Daily De Standaard.\nPrime Minister Mariano Rajoy  who has been unwavering in  his  opposition to any form of independence for Catalonia  said he hoped next month’s election would usher in “a period of calm” and business as usual for the region.",
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            "input": "UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States will seek to boost its case for United Nations action against Iran when Security Council envoys visit Washington on Monday to view pieces of weapons that  U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley  says Tehran gave to Yemen’s Houthi group.\n Haley  and  her  14 council colleagues will also lunch with President Donald Trump  the U.S. Mission to the United Nations said Friday.\n Haley  said last month  she  was exploring several U.N. options for pressuring Iran to “adjust their behavior”. But  she  is likely to struggle to convince some Security Council members  like veto powers Russia and China  that U.N. action is needed.\nDiplomats  speaking on condition of anonymity  say  Haley  has not signaled which accountability option  she  might pursue or when.",
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            "input": "It was October.  Kelly Gallivan   68  remembers seeing the Amazon box addressed to  her  husband sitting outside their Acton  Massachusetts  house.  She  brought it inside  opened it and unwrapped the \"techy gizmo stuff.\"\n\"What did you order this for?\"  she  remembers asking  her  70-year-old husband.\nBut  Mike Gallivan  hadn't ordered them. It was easy for the couple to forget about the puzzling package - until many others started arriving.\nMore than 20 boxes have been sent to the house  all addressed to  Mike Gallivan   none containing the sender's name or invoices or receipts. The gadgets have started piling in a corner of their house: Phone chargers  USB cords  an outdoor TV plastic cover  a computer vacuum cleaner  a humidifier powered by a USB  a Bluetooth speaker  tent lamps  high-intensity flashlights  a rechargeable dog collar. The most recent one came last Thursday   Kelly Gallivan  said.\n\"At first it was kind of weird. Then kind of funny. Then kind of creepy  \" Kelly Gallivan  said. \"We don't want this stuff. Some of it's trash  some it's pretty good stuff. But we just don't want this stuff and its just an uncomfortable feeling that we keep getting these things.\"\nThe Gallivans aren't sure how much longer they'll keep receiving the packages. Some items have been well-received - Mike Gallivan said he plans to use the high-intensity flashlight and a pair of Bluetooth headphones. Other gadgets  like a \"little gizmo you put around your cellphone that lights up the area when you want to take your selfie \" Kelly Gallivan said  will likely be donated.",
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            "input": "\"Wow \"  Mr. Trump  wrote on Twitter  \"Matt Lauer was just fired from NBC for 'inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace.'\"\nWow  Matt Lauer was just fired from NBC for “inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace.” But when will the top executives at NBC & Comcast be fired for putting out so much Fake News. Check out Andy Lack’s past! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 29  2017\nLast October  in the final weeks of the presidential campaign  Summer Zervos claimed she had repeatedly been harassed by  Mr. Trump  when she was a contestant on  his  NBC show  \"The Apprentice.\"\nEarlier this fall  Zervos' attorney served  Mr. Trump  a subpoena to preserve \"all documents concerning any accusations that were made during the campaign that he subjected any woman to unwanted sexual touching and/or sexually inappropriate behavior.\"\nThroughout the campaign   then-candidate Trump  dismissed the allegations.\n\"The events never happened ... never. All of these liars will be sued after the election is over  \" Mr. Trump  said.\nBut  Mr. Trump  has not followed through on that threat. And one of  his  accusers told CBS News that she never believed  he  would sue.\n\"This was locker room talk  \" Mr. Trump  has said.",
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            "input": "7:35: One moment in particular from Taraji P. Henson’s red carpet interview with  Ryan Seacrest  is prompting some thinking-face emojis.\n She  then lightly grabs his chin and squints at  Seacrest   “You know what I mean?”\n“I agree ” a grinning  Seacrest  responds.\nWhat the clip doesn’t show is what  Seacrest  and Henson were chatting about and what happened after. The two were talking about Mary J. Blige — Henson is introducing Blige’s song during the ceremony.\n“She is having such an amazing year  she exudes it ” Henson said  before telling  Seacrest  about karma. After that comment  the actress gushes more about Blige.  Seacrest  gives Henson a compliment. The actress then gives  Seacrest  a big hug.\n7:17: E! has taken a lot of flak for keeping  Ryan Seacrest  on the red carpet despite the sexual harassment allegation against him  which he has denied. But the network made sure to bring up the Time’s Up movement.\nWhen  Ryan Seacrest  asked  her  how  she  feels about getting a nod for  her  song “Mighty River ”  she  said  “It means so much because this is what I’ve been doing for 25 years  and for the Oscars to recognize me as a songwriter  it’s the cherry on top of a 25-year music business cake.”\nBlige also gave some additional love to  Seacrest   gushing to him about how much  she  enjoys watching “Live with Ryan and Kelly.” “I love y’all  you have so much fun together.”\n6:45: Rita Moreno arrived at the Oscars wearing the same dress she wore when she won an Academy Award for best supporting actress in 1962 for “West Side Story.”  Seacrest  was shocked it looked so good  considering some of his clothes look terrible after a year or two. (That’s sort of an awkward admission considering he usually wears his own label on the red carpet.)\n Seacrest  and Moreno reminisced about  her  big win all those years ago  and the E! host wondered why  she  kept  her  acceptance speech so short —  she  spoke for only 15 seconds.\nIt turns out  she  had no idea  she  was going to win.  She  was sure Judy Garland had the category on lock. The dress was made in the Philippines  which is where Moreno was shooting a movie at the time.  She  decided to fly in just in case   she  said. Good thing  she  did.\n6:37: Bradley Whitford is the kind of guy who might make an off-the-cuff statement  but he kept things innocuous during his question-and-answer session with  Ryan Seacrest . Whitford appeared with “Get Out” co-stars Lil Rel Howery and Betty Gabriel and stayed on topic  strictly talking about the movie.\n6:25: Andy Serkis  who plays bad guy Ulysses Klaue in “Black Panther ” told  Ryan Seacrest  that the Marvel movie is resonating with so many people because “it is literally about building bridges  not walls. That’s what is contained in the story.”\n6:06: Gael García Bernal  set to join Natalia Lafourcade and Miguel in performing the nominated song “Remember Me” from the animated film “Coco ” told  Ryan Seacrest  that best director nominee Guillermo del Toro was an early influence in his career.\n[ Ryan Seacrest’s Oscars red carpet pretended that sexual harassment doesn’t exist ]\n5:45:  Ryan Seacrest  returned to co-host E!’s red carpet special a week after his former stylist  Suzie Hardy  publicly accused the former E! News anchor of sexual misconduct.  Seacrest  has denied the allegations and E! says an investigation has cleared him. He started the night slow with smaller interviews — Miguel and Diane Warren  both of whom worked on nominated original songs — and went on to speak with a number of male acting nominees.",
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            "input": "The Desert Sun reports that  Justin Rey  was charged Wednesday with murder in the death of Sean Ty Ferel. The Palm Springs  California  man disappeared in May 2016 after vacationing with  Rey . Three months later   Rey  crashed Ferel's vehicle in Los Angeles. Ferel's body hasn't been found  but his blood was in the trunk  and his belongings were found in an Arizona storage unit that  Rey  had rented.\n Rey  allegedly used Ferel's credit cards  cash  personal financial information and car \"for  his  own benefit\" after the killing  according to the murder charges obtained by CBS affiliate KCTV.\n Rey  is jailed on $1 million bond in Kansas on child endangerment charges.  He 's also charged with abandonment of corpse in Missouri  where  his  wife died in a hotel in October apparently after giving birth in a bathtub.  Rey   his then-pregnant wife  Jessica Monteiro Rey  and their two-year-old daughter checked in to the Kansas City hotel in September and were staying there for several weeks before the woman's death.\nMissouri and Kansas court records don't say how she died  and  Rey  provided conflicting information.  Rey  said that  his  wife committed suicide after giving birth and also that she died during or after childbirth  according to a probable cause affidavit obtained by the Kansas City Star.\nAfter the woman's death   he  said  he  placed her body on the bed and took pictures of  himself  and the children with her body  the paper reports.  He  said  he  stayed with the newborn and toddler in the room for two more days before  he  moved her back to the bathtub  where  he  allegedly dismembered her body with the children present.\n Rey  put some of  her  body parts in a large cooler  a Kansas City police detective wrote in the probable cause statement.  He  used a stove to boil parts that wouldn't fit in the cooler and flushed some of remains down the toilet  the statement says.\nHotel management said  Rey  tried to disguise  his  voice as a woman's when  he  called the front desk to check out on Oct. 23  the statement says. Surveillance video footage shows  him  pulling a red cooler with a black bag on top through the hotel  while pushing a stroller with a toddler walking beside  him .\nPolice found the remains on Oct. 24 inside a cooler and tote at a U-Haul Moving and Storage facility in nearby Lenexa  Kansas  after  Rey  slept there with the children. Emergency responders checked on the children  who were later taken to a hospital. The affidavit says the baby wasn't wearing adequate clothing and had an eye infection.\nAfter  Rey  was arrested and put in a police vehicle  he was asked about his wife's whereabouts. He responded that she had died several days earlier and was in the cooler and one of the totes  which he had been trying to remove from the storage unit  according to the Kansas court records.\nDuring a court appearance earlier this month   Rey  was removed after a screaming rant against authorities. The Kansas City Star reports an irate  Rey  yelled that Johnson County authorities were trying to take his children after his wife killed herself. A judge ordered him removed from the courtroom  saying  \"That's enough.\"\n\"I don't care if it's enough because I have my children out there \"  Rey  said  according to KCTV. \"Their mother just killed herself  and you guys are going to kidnap my children  our children.\"",
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            "input": "The Chinook helicopters lifted off  and  Richard Hunter’s  mind was at ease.  It  was Nov. 2  2016  and  he  was strapped into one of two mammoth CH-47’s flying over the city of Kunduz in northern Afghanistan on a moonless night. Loaded with 59 men in all — a company of Afghan commandos and a team of Green Berets backing them up – the big birds were headed to a village called Boz-e-Qandahari on Kunduz’s northern outskirts. He and the rest of the men had no idea that they were flying into a deathtrap — one that  thanks to incomplete intelligence  would claim the lives of two Green Berets  three Afghan commandos  and 32 civilians  including six women and 20 children. The civilians died as the American and Afghan raiders faced an unanticipated onslaught of Taliban fighters reminiscent of the Mogadishu slaughter memorialized in the movie Black Hawk Down. For their actions that day  three of the Green Berets would receive the nation’s third-highest award for valor  the Silver Star  one of them posthumously  and Hunter was honored Oct. 17 with the Air Force’s second-highest honor  the Air Force Cross  along with five men on the gunship above them who will receive Distinguished Flying Cross medals. The citations for those awards make no mention of the errors that forced the fighters to act so heroically or the civilian deaths that led a United Nations humanitarian organization to call for an international investigation. Such carnage is likely to happen again as the Trump administration adds as many as 3 000 troops to the US contingent in Afghanistan. The top US commander there  Gen. John Nicholson Jr.  promised recently that “a tidal wave of air power is on the horizon” against the Taliban.\nBut instead of the dry field they expected  the troops found themselves jumping into waist-high water; their landing zone had been flooded for rice season. The Chinooks settled into the muck. A few potshots rang out in the darkness from the closer village as the men jumped out  sporadic fire aimed at the helicopters in the rice field  and then the machines lifted off and flew away. High overhead and miles away  the gunship crew watched as the troops slogged through the mud. It would take an hour to traverse the flooded field  the first setback in a mission meant to last only a few hours. The crew  with the radio call sign \"Spooky 43\" aboard the AC-130  saw something else surprising as they watched the troops advance — the blurry forms of a few people still awake in the village  unusual for midnight. Air Force Maj. Aaron Hall  the fire control officer aboard the AC 130  recalled another unwelcome sight. “I see a couple dudes on this rooftop-type area  and what appeared to be some guns up against the wall.” Any hope of surprise was gone. As the team entered the village  people started popping out of doorways to shoot at them. So did the pair on the rooftop. The troops took cover  and  Hunter  radioed the airplane overhead. “The conversation is pretty simple ” said  Hunter . “We’re being shot at. Just make it … stop.” Two AH-64 Apache helicopters that were accompanying the mission  equipped with laser-guided Hellfire missiles  rockets  and a machine gun loaded with 1 200 rounds of high-explosive ammunition  quickly killed the shooters. But with that  “the jig was up and we needed to get moving ”  Hunter  remembered. As the team went about its mission   Hunter  imagined a map extending hundreds of yards around  him  and miles above  marking  his  friends  allies  aircraft  and the people trying to kill  him . A combat controller plays a kind of three-dimensional chess in  his  head while everyone else around  him  is fighting  stacking up the aircraft in flight like an airport control tower operator to call in airstrikes in the middle of a firefight. “Not everyone is cut out for this ” said Col. Michael Martin  who commands the US Air Force’s 24th Special Operations Wing  which trains and deploys the combat controllers on special operations missions. “I tell them you do not want to be the weakest link. You do not want to be the guy who holds up the team.” Special operations teams “can’t stay in any one place for too long. That makes us vulnerable ” said Seidl. The Americans moved quietly  equipment strapped to their sides to reduce noise  the Afghans less so. They picked their way through a maze of streets lined with mud brick walls that surrounded enclosed courtyards. It was quiet and dark. There were no streetlights. Mutaqi’s compounds were at the end of a long north-to-south-running alley  lined by 10-foot-high courtyard walls. The Afghan commandos were in front (“It’s their country ” Seidl said) at the south end  with team leader Byers  Hunter  and Seidl initially about midway up the alley. A rearguard flanked the alley’s north entrance. Reconnaissance flights had shown the entrance to the compound as wide open  but that turned out to be the case only during the day. When the raiders arrived  they found the entry blocked by a 20-foot-tall steel gate. During the day  its opened doors had been tight against the wall and hidden by trees; at night  it was a formidable obstacle.\nHigh above  the aircraft crew could see two individuals on the other side  perhaps armed (night sensors can make out shapes  but they are not precise enough to tell an AK-47 from  say  a club). “They looked like they were up to no good ” said Hall  who watched them running back and forth behind the gate  and called down to the team. “That was the conversation we were in the process of having when all hell broke loose ” said  Hunter . “A dude comes running out  pauses for a second  his arm comes down and then he goes like this ” Hall said  miming a lob  “throwing a grenade  but there was just zero time — it was so fast.” The blast wounded two Green Berets  Sgt. 1st Class Ryan Gloyer  an intelligence specialist  and Sgt. 1st Class Sean Morrison  the medic  as well as many of the Afghan commandos bunched in front of the gate.  Hunter   30 feet away  felt the grenade’s heat. “A particular four-letter word came to my mind ” he said. Everyone ran to the wounded and grabbed them  trying to bring them back and give them some cover. Then they started firing back at the people who were suddenly shooting at them from all over. “We were expecting a pretty normal capture-kill mission. And we walked into a hornet’s nest ” said  Hunter .\nHigh overhead in the AC-130 gunship  Hall watched the alleyway light up. “We knew it was bad ” he said. “What we weren’t clear on  at first  was how bad it was. Were all those guys killed with that grenade?” As soon as they heard  Hunter ’s voice giving them permission  the AC-130 started to fire its 40mm cannon at the south side of the gate. They used the smaller cannon because  Hunter  and the wounded were then only about 60 feet up the alley. This was blisteringly close. On typical missions  the team engaged targets that were hundreds or thousands of yards from friendly forces. Meanwhile  people were firing from second-story windows from most compounds along the alley  said Hall. “Those guys probably had eyes on them the whole time  and were just waiting for them get down into that death funnel.” “I would describe [the incoming fire] as coming from everywhere — in front of us  behind us  from above us. I would even try to tell you it was coming from below us ”  Hunter  said. Within the first minute  the team sustained 16 casualties and started dragging the wounded back toward the center of the alley. As they retreated   Hunter  called for a curtain of airstrikes along the alleyway  with fire coming from both the airplane and the attack helicopters. Since the shooting was coming from inside houses  the AC-130 fired high-explosive rounds from its howitzer with the fuses delayed to go off inside those structures  so they would kill the person shooting at the team. One of the first targets on the walk back was one of the reputed Taliban compounds at the end of the alley  southeast of the one with the steel gate. Rifle shots were coming from a second-story window there. After a few airstrikes  the compound suddenly erupted with a tremendous secondary explosion  lighting up the sky and filling the air with dust  smoke  and debris. From the air  Hall saw “a massive fire” that briefly illuminated the entire village. The airstrike had hit a munitions dump. Then at the north end of the alley  the rearguard began taking fire. A team assistant leader was shot five times. Another Green Beret grabbed the wounded man by the chest plate of his body armor and dragged him from the mouth of the alley while shooting back at the attackers and applying tourniquets to both of the wounded man’s legs. Now the team was retreating from both ends of the alley to its center. The fire from the gunship grew so intense that its biggest gun  the 105mm howitzer  overheated  and the crew had to load it manually. Normally an automatic loader puts a shell into the gun’s breech  where it waits until the first control officer — Hall — orders it fired. But letting the shell sit in an overheated barrel would cause it to detonate inside the plane  killing everyone aboard. Instead  an airman cradled each of the 33-pound shells in his arms until just before it was needed  loading it at the last second and pulling the trigger manually. It’s a procedure the aircrew practices  but hopes never to resort to. And it was about to get worse for the retreating team on the ground. The Spooky 43 crew could see the entire village  drawn by the noise  converging on the alley  like an anthill stirred up by a child’s stick. Forms carrying rifles could be seen running along lines of trees toward the scene to bottle up the mission. “They just kept coming  kept coming ” Hall said. No one had suspected the village sheltered that many Taliban fighters  another intelligence failure. Fearing being trapped at both ends of the alley  Byers decided to break out to the side. He kicked a door in one compound’s 10-foot wall and reached to push it open  when someone on the other side opened up with an automatic weapon through the door right into him. As he fell  both Seidl and  Hunter  emptied their weapons at the door at whoever had fired  and pulled the wounded Byers from the doorway. Now Seidl was in charge. With roughly a third of the mission team wounded and no hope of escape down the alley  he ordered his team into a compound on the other side of the alley. This one had a wall only 5 feet tall  a disadvantage that meant people could shoot down into the yard more easily. But it also meant the team could see over the wall to observe that it was clear. At this point  they were boxed in. Seidl was now in charge of a medical evacuation as well as a firefight. “We can’t do our jobs standing in the alley getting shot ” Seidl would say later of this moment. “Dick [Sgt.  Hunter ] can’t think. I can’t think in that situation. We needed to take cover.” With few men unwounded  the job of clearing the compound fell to Seidl and another Green Beret  followed by  Hunter . “It’s not ideal to have your command elements clearing a compound  but we had a lot of casualties and we needed to get everyone in there ” said Seidl.\nOn the radio  one of the Apache helicopters told  Hunter  they had “Winchestered ” meaning they had run out of ammunition  and were returning to base to pick up more in the middle of the firefight. That doesn’t happen very often and certainly wasn’t the plan. The Americans and Afghans hustled into the compound  cleared out a small house  and set up a perimeter around the yard. Instead of the few hours planned  a long night was ahead. Gunfire and grenades were coming from every direction  and Taliban members were headed their way from all over the village. “There is a point over our training for where we all deal with what's called the apocalypse scenario ” where there are no good options and a team is down in numbers and surrounded  said  Hunter . “This is what I would call an apocalypse.” No sooner had  Hunter  sat down in the refuge compound with  his  back to a wall when  he  heard voices coming from the alley they had just left  yelling through the din of gunfire for help. They were American voices. The Afghan commandos watching over the wounded Green Berets had fled into the refuge compound’s courtyard with everyone else  leaving the assistant team leader who was shot five times still out in the alley along with another wounded American  the medic. “I didn’t even think ”  Hunter  said  putting  his  arms out like wings to re-create the moment. “So I just grab the two nearest bodies to me  which happen to be two US Special Forces members  and tell them  'Hey  come with me ’ and ran out of the alleyway and [said] ‘Let's get our brothers.'” The alley was filled with smoke and reverberating with bullets ricocheting all around them. “It’s loud. It's pretty much the scariest thing imaginable ” said  Hunter . The darkness was almost complete  with visibility only 5 feet as they ran down the alley  looking for the wounded. The men moved as fast as they could. The fire was so intense that the rounds were skipping off the ground  off their feet  hitting around the walls next to them. “It was a miracle that nobody else was hurt.\" They found the wounded men in the darkness  and set off hauling them back to the sanctuary compound. All the while   Hunter  directed airstrikes with a radio in one hand while dragging a man 30 yards up the alley to the secure compound with his other one. Inside the compound  the Green Berets stationed unwounded Afghan commandos around the perimeter of the courtyard. Despite medical attention  Gloyer  the Green Beret hurt worst in the initial grenade attack  died as the Taliban closed in on the compound. “He was the one I could always count on ” said Seidl  the team sergeant. High above  the AC-130’s gun crew was hard at it  cradling shells and working the cannons on an airplane twisting to aim at targets. The plane’s 40mm cannon malfunctioned five times during the fight. “We’re trying to help target these positions where people are just raining fire down on these guys ” Hall said. During the siege   Hunter  and Seidl kept 20 feet apart by unspoken agreement. To lose both of them from a single grenade or gunfire burst in the middle of the fight would have been disastrous for the mission. Instead  they communicated by radio across the short distance  with Seidl signing off on airstrike requests by radio. They did this for the next hour and 47 minutes. In that time  the mission set a record for \"danger-close\" airstrikes  technically ones in which there is at least a 1 in 1 000 chance of hitting their own troops. But in reality the odds were much higher fighting in an alleyway.  Hunter  called in 31 that night  19 of them from the gunship. Each missile or shell aboard the Apaches and AC-130 has its own danger-close range. The gunship’s 105mm howitzer high-explosive rounds have a danger-close range of several hundred yards  for example. The smallest rockets on the Apaches have a danger-close range of about 200 yards.  Hunter ’s closest strike from one of those rockets was called in for 9 feet away from  him  — aimed at attackers just on the other side of the compound wall. “That’s not the preferred method for dealing with gunfights ”  Hunter  said. “This was very in your face.” The Spooky 43 crew fired so many high-explosive howitzer shells that night that it ran out  leaving only airburst shells in its armory. But rifle fire and hand grenades were coming from right across the alley  the compound that Byers had initially sought to take refuge in. “Fighters were flowing in from that position. We had to keep targeting it ” Hall said. Stopping that fire meant shooting an airburst shell. The 33-pound  unguided projectile — intended to explode far above masses of enemy infantry — would have to be blasted from a moving aircraft to reach a house in an alleyway more than 2 miles away  the shot buffeted by winds the whole way. Lying flat on his stomach   Hunter  called in the airstrike after Seidl gave  his  approval.\nThe aircrew fired the shell and waited a long seven seconds for it to travel from the AC-130 to the compound across the alley. “I’m not sure anybody breathed ” said Hall  who had made the wind adjustments for the shot. When it arrived  the explosion was tremendous. “Very violent. Very loud. Very bright ”  Hunter  said. “It tasted like if white had a taste  that was it.” The airburst flung him into the air  and on his way down  the shock wave lifted the ground below to meet him  punching along the length of his body. The blow clicked the talk button on his chest radio handset  delivering the roar back to the aircrew. “It overpowered all the other noises going on at the time ” said Hall. There were about 10 seconds of silence. “Was that you?” asked  Hunter  of the gunship. “Yeah.” “How close was that?” “Around 15 meters.” “Okay. Nice shot.”  Hunter  requested that they keep the next one at least 75 meters away. (“I was pretty stupid after that  for about 30 seconds ”  Hunter  said. “I was ready to puke  that kind of stuff. It was not cool. But also  neat.”) After that  nothing came from the compound across the alley for a long while.\nRelying on airstrikes to protect a hunkered-down special operations team is not a new thing  said Col. Martin  the 24th Special Operations Wing commander. In the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu made famous by the movie Black Hawk Down  he noted  an Air Force combat controller  Jeff Bray  kept US Army Rangers and Delta Force soldiers from being overrun by calling in airstrikes all night long. Black Hawk Down also started with a mission to capture leaders of an insurgency  lieutenants of the Habr Gidr clan led by a warlord named Mohamed Farrah Aidid. The battle killed 19 Americans and more than 300 Somali militia and civilians  according to a UN estimate. Attacks on the leadership of insurgencies have been a staple of US military practice at least since 1901  when an insurrection in the Philippines ended with the capture of rebel leader Emilio Aguinaldo. In Afghanistan  the US has eliminated a series of Taliban leaders  most notably the head of the Afghan Taliban  Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour  killed with a drone strike in 2016. And of course there was the death of Osama bin Laden in 2011. ODA 0224’s mission  and past ones  followed in that tradition. With dawn only hours away  the trapped men needed to escape Boz-e-Qandahari  or lose the advantage of night vision. “Definitely it was a worst-case scenario  with almost a third of the force wounded ” Seidl said. They had to get out of the village. The AC-130 overhead was joined by another gunship for  Hunter  to manage  another rarity: Two gunships are also not regularly stacked together on these missions. After almost two hours  a relief force of 10 more Special Forces soldiers reached them from Kunduz. They decided to break out back along another alleyway and the main road out of town. “We had to carry all our dead and wounded ”  Hunter  said. “Everybody was carrying somebody.” Byers was carried on a stretcher.  Hunter  was reminded of his training  during which instructors had relentlessly made students lug heavy  unwieldy stones everywhere  as  he  called in airstrikes on the new shooters while firing back at them himself  all while sweating under  his  heavy armor and equipment. “You’ve got a dead guy on your back ”  Hunter  said. “It was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done.” It was a running gunfight  one that lasted another 40 minutes  with shooters steadily popping up to fire at them as they went. The Spooky 43 would “paint” the windows where the gunfire originated with its 40mm gun  and the Apaches would fire Hellfire missiles into them to kill the people inside. On the way out  a gunship also blew up a “technical” truck spotted in the village with some kind of weapons mount in it  another surprise that intelligence had missed beforehand.\nDawn broke. With so many wounded  Seidl called for a medevac helicopter to land some 400 yards outside the village  even though the mission was still taking fire. The soldiers loaded the most grievously wounded  including Byers and the assistant team leader  and it took off in a hurry. Shooting down a helicopter would have been a propaganda victory for the Taliban.  Hunter  waved off the second medevac helicopter because the fire was too intense. “We can’t lose a helicopter ”  Hunter  said. “That can’t happen.”\nWithout another helicopter to shoot at  the gunfire turned on the remaining members of the team. The troops commandeered a donkey to carry Gloyer’s body  and the group moved another 400 yards farther from the village  pursued by gunfire the whole time. In order to get away   Hunter  directed the aircraft and the helicopters to create a “corridor of fire” in the fields between them and their pursuers. The two big Chinooks settled inside this corridor  and everyone remaining climbed aboard. “They landed  mini-guns blazing  with tracers flying around everywhere. It was like a Vietnam movie ”  Hunter  said. “I’ve never seen anything like it.” Still firing back  the remaining Green Berets  Afghan commandos  and the rescue team lifted off toward Kunduz as the sun rose. They learned after they landed at a base south of the city  about 10 minutes away  that Byers had died on the medevac flight back. (He was posthumously promoted to major and awarded a Silver Star by the Army.) “He was leading from the front — that was what you have to do ” Seidl said. “He was an excellent officer. He would have gone far in the Army.” After landing  the remaining members of the ODA team stood in a circle  taking in the events of the night. “The sun was up ”  Hunter  said. “Until you’re safe  you can’t think of all of that stuff. You can’t let it distract you.”\nThat morning  the civilian casualties began to arrive at Kunduz hospital  borne on carts and accompanied by protesters from the village. A reporter on the scene from the New York Times counted the bodies of 14 children  four women  two older men  and two men of fighting age. The bodies were later brought to the governor’s mansion in Kunduz by protesters. “A hole was made in the roof of the room where we were sleeping and fire came from above ” one villager told the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) in its annual report on civilian casualties in Afghanistan. “When I got closer to [his daughter-in-law]  I saw that she was bleeding and then she passed away. Her 2-year-old daughter lost both her legs.” Initial statements varied on how many people were killed in the village  as well as how many Americans and Afghan commandos died. Some news reports put the village on the wrong side of Kunduz  with various sources spelling it Boz Village  Quandahari  Boz Kandahari  or Boz Qandahari. An Afghan Army source told reporters that no Americans were on the mission. A Taliban statement claimed to have killed 15 Americans. NATO’s Operation Resolute Support released a statement later in the day announcing that two service members were killed and two wounded. Byers and Gloyer were now among the 14 Americans killed in Afghanistan in 2016. The UN report later reported that 32 civilians were killed in the village that night  20 of them children and six women  and another 36 people injured. The majority of the civilian casualties came from the two compounds at the end of the alley where the munitions depot had exploded. The dead and wounded included 25 members of Mutaqi's family  among them 13 children under the age of 11. Another 15 of these civilian casualties came from the compound with the steel gate  and included four children under 8 years old. The damage assessment found nine damaged buildings  nine possibly damaged ones  and three craters in the village. Civilian deaths have been an Achilles' heel for US forces in the Afghanistan War  a Congressional Research Service report noted last year. The bombing of a wedding party in 2008 that killed 47 civilians  including the bride  and its denial by the US military  particularly soured relations with the then-president of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai. Karzai later demanded that the US “put an end to civilian casualties” after a second wedding party was bombed. “We cannot win the fight against terrorism with airstrikes ” he said. And the battle to retake Kunduz in 2015 is best remembered for an errant US airstrike on a Médecins Sans Frontières hospital that killed 42 civilians. Afghans don’t seem to blame the insurgents for civilian deaths they cause  according to a 2013 survey led by Yale’s Jason Lyall  at least among the majority Pashtuns who form the backbone of Taliban support. But they do blame NATO forces for theirs  which increases local support for the Taliban. While reparations to the families of civilian casualties decrease support for the Taliban  according to the survey  they don't increase it for the national government. At Boz-e-Qandahari  the Afghan government paid 100 000 Afghanis  about $1 450  to family members of those killed  and half that amount to those injured  according to the UN. The Taliban certainly understand what Lyall's team called its “home team discount.” The insurgents killed four civilians and injured another 131 in a suicide car bombing in the nearby city of Mazar-e-Sharif eight nights after the raid on the village. A statement from the insurgents called the “martyr attack” retaliation for the airstrikes  and the death of Mutaqi  the Taliban leader in the village. The UN suggested the Taliban blast might amount to a war crime. Around Kunduz  villages like Boz-e-Qandahari are \"Taliban tolerant\"  rather than \"Taliban supportive\"  Bennington College anthropologist Noah Coburn  author of Losing Afghanistan: An Obituary for the Intervention  told BuzzFeed News. To have normal villagers flock to a firefight  rather than running away  would be really unusual  he said  raising the possibility that the Taliban there wanted the fight. “Most villagers are pretty disillusioned with both sides ” said Coburn  who spent five years in Afghanistan  part of it around Kunduz  interviewing locals. “Counterinsurgency really depends on good local intelligence  which is hard to get around Kunduz ” Coburn said. “It seems like we didn’t have it in this case.” In January  NATO released a statement finding that 33 civilians were killed in the fighting in Boz-e-Qandahari  different from the UN estimate. “The investigation concluded that U.S. air assets used the minimum amount of force required to neutralize the various threats from the civilian buildings and protect friendly forces ” the statement said. The battle likely killed 26 Taliban  including three leaders  and wounded another 26  as well. (BuzzFeed News has requested the investigation report but has not received it.) “This really is a classic case where the US troops probably did things that were heroic and difficult and put them in terrible danger ” said Coburn. “But it is hard to see how this puts things on a path to a political solution.” For both Seidl and  Hunter   that’s beside the point. They only recall fighting people trying to kill them from as close as 9 feet away. Without the airstrikes and the curtain of protection they provided  “I’d be dead ”  Hunter  said. “I’d be super dead.” ●",
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            "input": "President Hu Jintao held a telephone conversation with his Brazilian counterpart Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on bilateral ties Thursday  with both sides expressing willingness to promote cooperation.\n The Chinese president said China-Brazil relations have been deepening in a comprehensive way  marked by frequent exchange of visits between their leaders and political mutual trust.\n The Brazilian president's state visit to China last year brought the two countries' strategic partnership to a new level as the two sides reached consensus over a broad range of major issues  Hu said.\n The two countries have agreed to map out a joint action plan  he said  adding that exchanges and cooperation in various fields have seen new momentum and the two sides have maintained close coordination and cooperation in international and regional affairs.\n China-Brazil cooperation enjoys solid political foundation and broad prospect for development  Hu said.\n He said further development of their strategic partnership is in the fundamental interests of both countries and is their common aspiration. It is also conducive to world peace and common development  he said.\n He also said China highly values its relations with Brazil and is ready to work with the Brazilians to further promote strategic partnership between the two countries.\n On cooperation between the BRIC nations -- Brazil  Russia  India and China  Hu said the four countries share the same or similar opinions on many global issues and have great potential in bilateral and multilateral cooperation.\n China attaches great importance to the cooperation platform of BRIC countries and is willing to strengthen communication and cooperation with Brazil  Russia and India  he said.\n Hu emphasized China and Brazil are both members of the BASIC countries and share extensive consensus on the issue of climate change. Through qualitative coordination and cooperation  both countries have played an important role in the climate summit held in Copenhagen not long ago.\n He said China would like to further enhance communication and coordination with Brazil as well as G77 countries to preserve and promote the interests of developing nations so that to facilitate a positive outcome of the climate summit to be held in Mexico this year and to keep on contributing constructively to the international cooperation on climate change.",
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            "input": "Adam Brotman  a longtime Starbucks executive who helped mold the Seattle coffee giant into one of the most technologically advanced retailers  is leaving the company after nine years for a top role at J.Crew.\n Brotman  will join J.Crew as president and chief experience officer and report to new CEO Jim Brett  who replaced legendary chief executive Mickey Drexler this summer.\n Brotman  was most recently the top executive overseeing Starbucks stores but is perhaps best known for the work  he  did in previous digital-focused roles. As chief digital officer   Brotman  oversaw the launch of Starbucks' popular \"mobile order and pay\" smartphone feature — which now accounts for 11 percent of total transactions at Starbucks-owned stores.\n He  also led the teams that developed the original payment feature inside the Starbucks app. Starbucks said last year that 30 percent of in-store transactions are completed via mobile payments.\n\" Adam 's experience with global field operations and cutting-edge consumer-facing digital platforms makes him an invaluable partner in shaping and driving J.Crew Group's strategic initiatives to the next level \" J.Crew's CEO said in a statement. \" Adam  will help us establish customer relationships that leverage all our channels  helping us to serve them in ways that are more meaningful and relevant to how they shop and live.\"",
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            "input": "Among those waiting for THE ENVELOPE  PLEASE ... tonight is a young actress with a distinctive name ... which  she  very patiently helped Jane Pauley learn:\nWith  her  Oscar-nominated role in the movie \" Brooklyn \" Saoirse Ronan  is making a name for  herself . But Saoirse can be tough to pronounce  and even harder to spell.\n\"It's an Irish word  and it means freedom  or liberty  \" Ronan  said.\nAt 21   she 's the youngest two-time Oscar nominee since Angela Lansbury in 1946.\nFonan's first nomination came when  she  was just 13  for  her  supporting role as Briony in \"Atonement.\"\n\"It's very intimate \" said  Ronan   \"and none of us expected for it to go down the route that it did.\"\n Ronan   who was born in the Bronx  took Pauley to the Riverdale Diner  where  she  used to go with  her  parents.\n\"No  I haven't been here since I was three  which is nuts  \" Ronan  said. \"It was so weird when I came in. I remember everything. I remember where we used to sit. I remember what the outside looks like. The smells  everything.\"\nAnd  she  remembers what  she  used to eat: Grilled cheese sandwich and pickles.\nBut when  she  was three  the family moved back to Ireland.  Her  father had become an actor and would introduce  Ronan  to his agent: \"I was quite imaginative. I would put on voices  would do different accents.\"\nKnown for  her  skill with accents   she 's gone from an American teenager in \"The Lovely Bones \" to a teenage German assassin opposite Cate Blanchett in \"Hanna.\" The role brought  her  to the attention of theatre director Ivo van Hove  who had been in touch with Blanchett.  She  told him  \"I'm working now with such a fabulous young actress.\" He then saw \"Hanna \" \"and I was blown away by her performance \" he told Pauley.",
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            "input": "AARTI SHAHANI  BYLINE: Factcheck.org is  as the name spells out  a fact-checking nonprofit. It's based at the University of Pennsylvania and is 1 of 5 partners Facebook featured when it rolled out the initiative in December 2016.\nSHAHANI: That's FactCheck director Eugene Kiely. Facebook  one of the largest companies on earth  is meticulous when rolling out new products. Current and former employees have told NPR about the way engineers pore over code for live video or messenger  making sure it lives up to the promise and troubleshooting very  very quickly. But in this case  there wasn't even a budget line for months.\nSHAHANI: He used the money to hire Saranac Hale Spencer  who had previously worked for a legal newspaper covering federal courts and then a Gannett paper in Delaware. She says this job is definitely different.\nSHAHANI: How does it feel?\nSHAHANI: Here's how her work day starts. She logs into Facebook and goes to a special dashboard. It shows links users have flagged as fake news ranked by popularity. So Spencer has a sense of what's getting a lot of attention. A few days ago  just before Tuesday's Senate election in Alabama  she saw fake news stories about candidate Roy Moore trending.\n SHAHANI : The story said two women who accused Moore of pedophilia were caught lying.\n SHAHANI : Spencer and her team found that  contrary to the fake news claims  there was no MSNBC interview or any TV interview record for that matter. And the picture in the article was actually of a British reality TV star just after a very painful pregnancy.\nSHAHANI: It takes Spencer about one full day of work to debunk the fake news. She submits her fact-checked article to Facebook on the eve of an election the entire country is watching. Clearly  this is important work. But that's separate from whether or not the work has an impact. I ask a question about her fact-checking article  to which director Eugene Kiely responds.\nSHAHANI: You're not given that feedback?\nSHAHANI: Meaning Facebook does not tell the fact checkers how many times their work product reaches users compared with how many times the fake news reaches them - could be 1 to 2 or 1 to 10 or 1 to 100 000. Facebook says that's proprietary data not for outsiders  even partners  to know. Factcheck.org and others in this partnership have asked Facebook for more transparency. But even if he's kept in the dark  Kiely says  he knows there is a reach.\nSHAHANI: In this way  the fact-check project exposes an ongoing question. Seasoned journalists in newsrooms are torn about whether participation with Facebook  in fact checking  in sharing content on news feed  in live video is grabbing a seat at an important table or giving cover to a broken relationship. A Facebook spokesperson says the fact checkers are valuable to the company  and Facebook will provide them with additional tools and metrics in the new year. Aarti Shahani  NPR News  San Francisco.",
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            "input": "Nasdaq has teamed up with  New York-based money manager VanEck  to develop the futures contract  which will be cleared by the Options Clearing Corporation. The OCC clears all Nasdaq futures products  the source said.\n VanEck  had applied to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this year to launch a bitcoin-related exchange-traded fund  but withdrew the request in September after speaking with SEC staff  according to a regulatory filing.\nThe SEC requested that  VanEck  wait until the underlying instruments in which the ETF planned to primarily invest - bitcoin futures contracts - become available for investment  the filing said.\nA representative for  VanEck  was not immediately available for comment.",
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            "input": "\"It is unprecedented  more for the speed and the scale \" says H.A. Hellyer  a fellow at the Royal United Services Institute in London and the Atlantic Council.  Mohammed bin Salman  is sending a message   he  says: \"This guy is in charge and nobody is off the table.\"\n The crown prince  is a Saudi-educated son of  the current King Salman bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud Salman . In a surprise move   he  was elevated in June to become next in the succession  replacing  his  older cousin.\n\" His  position is already secure. It's not like  he  was being challenged. Everyone suspects  he  will be announced as the new king. But you can always consolidate more \" says Hellyer.\nIn one of  his  first TV interviews after  his  June promotion   Mohammed bin Salman  pledged to tackle endemic corruption in the kingdom. \"No one who got involved in a corruption case will escape  regardless if he was a minister or a prince \" he warned.\n\"Many of them have been known as deeply corrupt \" said a Saudi official who supports  the crown prince  and requested anonymity to discuss the arrest list — which includes former CEOs of Saudi Telecom and Saudi Airlines  four sitting cabinet ministers and high-profile business leaders from Jeddah  Saudi Arabia's business capital on the Red Sea coast. Some had close personal relations to  the crown prince .\nIt has been shocking indeed in a kingdom used to a glacial pace of change. While  Mohammed bin Salman  launched the blitz of arrests   he  also announced elements of an anti-corruption campaign that appears designed to win public approval  especially among Saudi youth.\n His  anti-corruption commission launched a new probe into an old corruption case involving damage after floods devastated the Red Sea city of Jeddah in 2009. Torrential rains washed away thousands of homes and killed more than 120 people.\nBut Mohammed bin Salman is playing a high-stakes game and there are grave risks  says F. Gregory Gause  head of the international affairs department at Texas A&M's Bush School of Government and Public Service.",
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            "input": "Actress  Uma Thurman  finally broke  her  silence amid the ongoing #MeToo movement and accused disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault.\n Thurman  opened up to The New York Times in an article published Saturday which followed a viral Access Hollywood video from October 2017 that captured  her  telling reporters  she  would open up about  her  experiences with Weinstein when  she  was ready. The two worked together in “Pulp Fiction” and “Kill Bill.”\n She  had remained mum on Weinstein following the bombshell exposes that revealed decades of alleged sexual abuse from the disgraced producer toward dozens of actresses.\n Thurman  said  she  became friendly with Weinstein’s first wife  Eve  when she starred in “Pulp Fiction” and  she  knew him pretty well before “he attacked.”  She  recalled a strange encounter with the famed producer in Paris.  She  said they were fighting over a script when he changed into a bathrobe.\n“I didn’t feel threatened ”  Thurman  recalled. “I thought he was being super idiosyncratic  like this was your kooky  eccentric uncle.”\nHowever  he then told  her  to follow him into a steam room.\n“I was standing there in my full black leather outfit – boots  pants  jacket ”  she  said. “And I was so hot and I said  ‘This is ridiculous  what are you doing?’ And he was getting very flustered and mad and he jumped up and ran out.”\n“It was such a bat to the head. He pushed me down. He tried to shove himself on me. He tried to expose himself. He did all kinds of unpleasant things. But he didn’t actually put his back into it and force me ”  she  recalled. “You’re like an animal wriggling away  like a lizard. I was doing anything I could to get the train back on the track. My track. Not his track.”\nThurman said  she  received roses the next day from Weinstein telling  her   she  had “great instincts.” Following the assault  Weinstein’s representatives called Thurman about upcoming projects.\nHowever   she  wanted to confront Weinstein following the assault.  She  went to his hotel room and told Weinstein  “If you do what you did to me to other people you will lose your career  your reputation and your family  I promise you.”\nThe actress’ friend  makeup artist Illona Herman  told the Times  she  had been at the London hotel waiting for Thurman to come down from meeting with Weinstein.  She  called that  her  friend looked frazzled.",
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            "input": "Perhaps no major event in modern U.S. history has spawned more widespread doubt than  the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas in November 1963 . The official account: One man  Lee Harvey Oswald  did it. The unofficial theory: Well  there are many.\n The JFK assassination  is back in the news as the deadline for releasing a final batch of government documents related to the investigation approaches. Back in 1992  Congress passed a law ordering that all remaining papers be released by Oct. 26  2017 — that’s this Thursday. President Trump could still decide to keep some information secret on national security grounds  but he seems inclined to allow everything to be released on schedule.\nWill this last dossier of evidence put the conspiracy theories to rest? That’s unlikely. Despite plenty of evidence to the contrary  most Americans have believed that more than one person was involved in  Kennedy ’s death since almost the moment of  the assassination .\nAccording to a new FiveThirtyEight-commissioned SurveyMonkey poll of 5 130 adults  conducted Oct. 17 to Oct. 20  2017  only 33 percent of Americans believe that one man was responsible for  the assassination . A majority  61 percent  think that others were involved in a conspiracy. In pretty much every demographic  most respondents believed that Oswald didn’t act alone.\nMost people believe JFK wasn’t killed by Oswald alone Respondents’ beliefs about President John F. Kennedy’s death  according to a poll conducted Oct. 17-20  2017 GROUP ONE MAN KILLED JFK OTHERS WERE INVOLVED Overall 33% 61% Male 33 62 Female 32 60 White 38 56 Hispanic 22 72 Black 19 76 College graduate 42 52 No college degree 29 65 White college graduate 48 46 White without a college degree 33 60 Registered voter 35 61 Not registered 25 69 18-34 35 60 35-64 31 62 65 and older 32 60 Republican 36 60 Democrat 36 61 Independent  no lean 24 70 Voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 38 59 Voted for Donald Trump in 2016 35 61 Source: SurveyMonkey\nThat’s not say that every group believes in a conspiracy theory at equal rates. African-Americans (76 percent) and Hispanics (72 percent) are far more likely than whites (56 percent) to believe that Oswald didn’t act alone. The government  of course  has a history of lying to the black community  which may be why African-Americans are more likely to think the government isn’t telling the whole story about  Kennedy ’s death and other major news stories.\nIn our SurveyMonkey poll  the 33 percent of people who believe that one man killed  Kennedy  is higher than it’s been in any yearly average of polling since 1966. That was the year before New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison publicly accused the government of enacting a huge cover-up to conceal the fact that  the president  had been killed by anti-Communist extremists in the CIA.  He  later prosecuted a man  he  believed was involved in the conspiracy  and though  he  lost  his  conspiracy case in court  Garrison and his theory went on to be immortalized in Oliver Stone’s 1991 film “JFK.” Although the movie made millions of dollars and fanned the flames of conspiracy  it did not seem to have much impact on American opinion overall — the percentage of Americans who believed in a conspiracy remained pretty stable before and after the film’s release.\nWhy is it  though  that belief in a lone gunman has grown by over 20 percentage points in the past two decades? It could be that conspiracy theorists’ inability to provide proof has hurt their appeal to the public. It’s also possible that recent computerized evidence seeming to prove Oswald acted alone has gotten through to Americans. Finally  it could be a simple matter of demographic changes. The percentage of Americans who have at least a college degree continues to rise  and SurveyMonkey found that 42 percent of Americans with at least a college degree believed Oswald acted alone compared to 29 percent with less than a college degree. In fact  a slight plurality of whites with at least a college degree actually believed one man was responsible for the death of  Kennedy .\nWhatever the cause of the recent upswing in the popularity of the lone assassin theory  most Americans still think that there was a conspiracy and that more than one man was responsible for  Kennedy ’s death. Perhaps if the government releases the final documents on the assassination  that will put conspiracy theories about the murder to rest. But chances are it won’t.",
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            "input": "The prime minister  is to call on investors to boycott social media platforms that do not delete and censor perceived âextremistâ views.\nSpeaking at the Davos World Economic Forum  Theresa May will argue that not enough is being done to fight terrorism and paedophiles online.\nâTechnology companies still need to go further in stepping up to their responsibilities for dealing with harmful and illegal online activity â  the prime minister  will say according to advance extracts of  her  speech.\nTech companies need to take their responsibilities to society seriously. Thatâs why today at #Davos18  in front of the worldâs leading business men and women  I will set out how together we can shape the standards  norms and rules of how we behave in the digital world. #WEF18 pic.twitter.com/PMgXWVTNvL â Theresa May (@theresa_may) January 25  2018",
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            "input": "Cambodia police on Saturday deported 61 Chinese nationals wanted in China on suspicion of extorting money over the internet and by phone   they said   but Taiwan said 19 were from Taiwan . Chinese nationals ( in orange vests ) who were arrested over a suspected internet scam   are escorted by Chinese police officers before they were deported at Phnom Penh International Airport   in Phnom Penh   Cambodia   October 12   2017 . REUTERS / Samrang Pring Several hundred suspected scammers have been arrested in Cambodia   which has emerged as a major center of rackets that have cost the victims billions of dollars . Pictures sent to Reuters on Saturday showed suspects wearing red shirts with their wrists bound together ahead of the deportation . Uk Heisela   chief of investigation at Cambodia ’ s immigration department   said Chinese police had arrived to pick up the suspects . Chinese nationals ( in orange vests ) who were arrested over a suspected internet scam   are escorted by Chinese police officers before they were deported at Phnom Penh International Airport   in Phnom Penh   Cambodia   October 12   2017 . REUTERS / Samrang Pring “ The Immigration Department deported 61 suspects   including 13 women   who were involved in extortions on the internet  ”  Uk Heisela  told Reuters .  Uk Heisela  said  they  had been detained during raids on Oct 17 and Oct 21 in the capital   Phnom Penh   and in Kandal and Preah Sihanouk provinces . Slideshow ( 3 Images ) Taiwan ’ s government said 19 of them were from Taiwan   and that it had lodged a strong protest with China about the deportations . Taiwan has been unhappy that Taiwanese extortion suspects have been deported to China in the past and has accused Phnom Penh of acting at the behest of Beijing . China considers self - ruled Taiwan sovereign territory and Cambodia is one of China ’ s closest allies in Southeast Asia .",
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            "input": "Sen . Chuck Grassley speaks with reporters on Capitol Hill in December 2017 . ( Reuters file photo : Aaron . P . Bernstein ) We need a full - blown investigation of how the FISA court came to grant warrants to spy on Carter Page . In a word   the Grassley - Graham memo is shocking . Yet   the press barely notices . Rest assured : If a Republican administration had used unverifiable hearsay from a patently suspect agent of the Republican presidential candidate to gull the FISA court into granting a warrant to spy on an associate of the Democratic nominee ’ s campaign   it would be covered as the greatest political scandal in a half - century . Instead   it was the other way around . The Grassley - Graham memo corroborates the claims in the Nunes memo : The Obama Justice Department and FBI used anonymously sourced   Clinton - campaign generated innuendo to convince the FISA court to issue surveillance warrants against Carter Page   and in doing so   they concealed the Clinton campaign ’ s role . Though the Trump campaign had cut ties with Page shortly before the first warrant was issued in October 2016   the warrant application was based on wild allegations of a corrupt conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin . Moreover   the warrant meant the FBI could seize not only Page ’ s forward - going communications but any past emails and texts he may have stored — i . e .  his Trump campaign communications . x With its verification by the Grassley - Graham memo   the Nunes memo now has about a thousand times more corroboration than the Steele dossier   the basis of the heinous allegations used by the Justice Department and FBI to get the FISA warrants . What the Grassley - Graham memo tells us is that the Nunes memo   for all the hysteria about it   was tame . The Grassley - Graham memo tells us that we need not only a full - blown investigation of what possessed the Obama administration to submit such shoddy applications to the FISA court   but of how a judge — or perhaps as many as four judges — rationalized signing the warrants . Advertisement We need full disclosure — the warrants   the applications   the court proceedings . Senators Charles Grassley of Iowa and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina are senior Republicans on the Judiciary Committee ( which Grassley chairs   while Graham chairs a relevant subcommittee ). As we ’ ve previously detailed ( in a two - part series   here and here )  they composed their memo in support of a criminal referral recommending that dossier author Christopher Steele be investigated for making false statements to the FBI ( which is a felony ). Initially   the senators ’ memo was withheld   then it was released with extensive redactions because its contents were largely classified — covering submissions to the FISA court   the secret tribunal established by the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act . But following the release of the Nunes memo — the memo prepared by Republican majority staff of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence led by Representative Devin Nunes ( R .  Calif .) — Senators Grassley and Graham stepped up their admirable efforts to get more information unsealed . so that the public can see it   even if the press prefers not to cover it . Last Friday   the Nunes memo asserted that the FBI and Justice Department had significantly relied on the unverified Steele dossier to obtain FISA warrants on Page . In the week that followed   House Intelligence Committee Democrats and their media echo chamber bleated about how things had been taken out of context   with some suggesting that there was plenty of other evidence to establish probable cause that Page was acting as a Russian agent . ( See my column last Sunday responding to claims by Representative Jerrold Nadler   here .) It was even implied that Nunes & Co . had deceptively reported committee testimony by the FBI ’ s then deputy director Andrew McCabe that the Steele dossier was essential to this probable - cause showing . We ’ re not hearing much of that now . Here ’ s the Grassley - Graham memo on the critical first FISA application   the basis for the warrant granted on October 21   2016 : The bulk of the application consists of allegations against Page that were disclosed to the FBI by Mr . Steele and are also outlined in the Steele dossier . The application appears to contain no additional information corroborating the dossier allegations against Mr . Page   although it does cite to a news article that appears to be sourced to Mr . Steele ’ s dossier . We ’ ll come to the news article — the stupefying circular attempt to corroborate Steele with Steele . For the moment   suffice it to say that the senators have confirmed the Nunes memo ’ s account   except with much more information than House Republicans were able to include . Information such as this : When asked at the March 2017 briefing [ of Judiciary Committee leaders ] why the FBI relied on the dossier in the FISA applications absent meaningful corroboration — and in light of the highly political motives surrounding its creation — then - Director [ James ] Comey stated that the FBI included the dossier allegations about Carter Page in the FISA applications because Mr . Steele himself was considered reliable due to his past work with the Bureau . On this score   Grassley and Graham quote directly from the warrant applications : “ Based on [ Steele ’ s ] previous reporting history with the FBI whereby [ Steele ] provided reliable information to the FBI   the FBI believes [ Steele ’ s ] reporting to be credible .” ( Emphasis added .) I cannot stress enough how irregular this is . It is why there is abundant reason to demand that the judge explain his or her rationale for granting the warrant . As I outlined at greater length last week ( here   in section C )  in applying for a warrant   the government must establish the reliability of the informants who witnessed the alleged facts claimed to support a probable - cause finding .  Steele  was not one of those witnesses .  He  is not the source of the facts .  He  is the purveyor of the sources — anonymous Russians   much of whose alleged information is based on hearsay   sometimes multiple steps removed from direct knowledge .  Steele  has not been in Russia since  his  cover as a British spy was blown nearly 20 years ago .  He  has sources   who have sources   who have sources . None of  his  information is better than third - hand ; most of it is more attenuated than that . For purposes of justifying a warrant   it does not matter that   in a totally unrelated investigation ( involving corruption at FIFA   the international soccer organization )  the FBI judged that the hearsay information provided by Steele   then a British agent   checked out . In his anti - Trump research   Steele could not verify his sources . Furthermore   he was now a former foreign intelligence officer who was then working for private clients — which is the advocacy business   not the search - for - truth business . A judge would need to know whether Steele ’ s sources were reliable   not whether Steele himself was reliable . Let that sink in   then think about this contrast : No actual FBI agent   no matter how renowned   would be able to get a judicial warrant based solely on his own reliability as an investigator . Jim Comey   despite having a résumé geometrically more impressive than Steele ’ s   including Senate confirmations to some of federal law - enforcement ’ s loftiest positions   would not be given a warrant based on representations to the court that the FBI   the Justice Department   the president   and the Senate all attested to his impeccable reliability . The only reliability that counts is the reliability of the factual informants   not of the investigator who purports to channel the informants . The judge wants to know why the court should believe the specific factual claims : Was the informant truly in a position to witness what is alleged   and if so   does the informant have a track record of providing verified information ? The track record of the investigator who locates the sources is beside the point . A judge would need to know whether Steele ’ s sources were reliable   not whether Steele himself was reliable . Advertisement This is not esoterica . In the investigations biz   this is so basic that to call it “ Warrants 101 ” doesn ’ t do it justice . If you don ’ t have witnesses with verifiable   first - hand knowledge   you don ’ t have anything . Without them   to borrow Director Comey ’ s notorious dictum   no reasonable prosecutor would bring a warrant application to a federal judge   and no reasonable judge would issue a warrant . If there is no credible sourcing for the factual allegations in the warrant application   that is a probable - cause deficiency that could not have been cured by the reputation of the purveyor of the sources   no matter how sterling . That said   it is obvious that the less identifiable and reliable the informants are   the greater is the government ’ s obligation to be transparent in conveying the investigator ’ s potential biases . The Obama administration ’ s malfeasance on this point is breathtaking . Graham and Grassley recount : The FBI noted to a vaguely limited extent the political origins of the dossier . In footnote 8 [ of the first warrant application   apparently repeated in the subsequent applications ] the FBI stated that the dossier information was compiled pursuant to the direction of a law firm who had hired an “ identified U . S . person ” — now known as Glenn Simpson of Fusion GPS . The fact that Fusion GPS ’ s ultimate client was the Clinton campaign was never disclosed in any of the warrant applications   which ran well beyond June 2017   when the last 90 - day extension was granted . Patently   so much struggle and circumlocution went into crafting this “ vaguely limited ” footnote that we can only conclude the decision not to disclose the Clinton connection was the subject of much deliberation . The Clinton campaign ’ s sponsorship was not publicly disclosed until October 2017 . Before then   it is virtually certain that   to the extent the FISA court and Congress were told of the “ political origins ” of the dossier   these were benignly presented as bipartisan concerns about Donald Trump . That is   the  Steele  dossier phase of Fusion ’ s anti - Trump project was conflated with the earlier phase   when — as Simpson has testified — Fusion did documentary research on Trump during the Republican primaries for a conservative media outlet . It was not disclosed that   by the time  Steele  was hired to do the dossier   the project was backed exclusively by the Democratic party and the Clinton campaign . Manifestly   that was a material fact . If a prosecutor withheld an arguably exculpatory fact of this degree of significance   it could get a conviction reversed . As some have observed   a public company would likely face a stock fraud prosecution for concealing a fact so patently material from its required SEC reports . The Clinton - campaign tie should have been disclosed from the beginning . Now   consider what happened as the surveillance continued for the better part of a year . In late October 2016   shortly after the first warrant was issued   the FBI terminated its relationship with  Steele  because  he  lied to the Bureau about  his  contacts with the media . But the Justice Department did not report this to the FISA court . Instead   when the first warrant expired in January 2017   the FBI and Justice Department sought its renewal by   again   relying on the credibility of the guy they ’ d booted for lying . In another lawyerly footnote   they told the FISA court that  Steele  had been terminated not because  he  lied but because  he  was guilty of “ unauthorized disclosure of information to the press .” But that was not the half of it . Steele ’ s agreement with the FBI was that he would not communicate with the press . He made that agreement and then communicated with the press anyway — which showed he was unreliable   notwithstanding the FBI ’ s continued insistence to the contrary . He hadn ’ t just flouted the agreement by speaking to the press   though ; he had clearly lied about doing so . By mid - September 2016   at Fusion ’ s direction and even before the first FISA warrant was issued    Steele  had spoken with a plethora of Clinton - friendly press outlets . As a result   Yahoo News published a news story by Michael Isikoff on September 23   which reported precisely the information that  Steele  had given to the FBI about Page : that  he  ’ d supposedly met in Moscow with two top Russian operatives and discussed the lifting of sanctions against Russia . Advertisement How could the FBI and Justice Department not have known that  Steele  was the source for this story ? Isikoff explicitly stated that his account of Page ’ s activities was set forth in “ intelligence reports ” that were in the possession of “ U . S . officials .” Plainly   the FBI was privy to intelligence reports in the government ’ s possession — the purported “ intelligence ” reports  Steele  had provided as well as any others . Had there been another intel report from a different source who happened to provide the same exact information  Steele  had provided   not only would the FBI have known about it ; the Bureau would have touted it to the FISA court as critical corroboration of Steele ’ s anonymous sources . To the contrary   the FISA court was told : “ The FBI does not believe that [  Steele  ] directly provided this information to the press .” I ’ ve emphasized “ directly ” to highlight how curious this assertion is . Ostensibly   the Bureau seems to have been saying that  Steele  was not the source — meaning that there must have been another source   yet one the Bureau had not managed to identify even though this mystery source was described in intelligence reports accessible to the Bureau . On the other hand   what does “ directly ” mean ? By using that qualifier   was the Bureau conceding that  Steele  might have provided information to the press indirectly – i . e .  through an intermediary ? But that would make no sense : What would be the point of citing the Isikoff article as corroboration for  Steele  if  Steele  had been Isikoff ’ s source   even if indirectly ? It is not good   one way or the other . Either  Steele  lied to the FBI about speaking to the press   or the FBI consciously avoided learning that  Steele  had spoken to Isikoff and then speculated to the court that  Steele  was probably not Isikoff ’ s source . Either way   Steele ’ s credibility was a huge issue . That put in doubt the FBI ’ s vouching for his reliability   which in turn made disclosure of the Clinton campaign ’ s sponsorship of his dossier even more imperative . Or how about this :  Steele  gave a published interview to Mother Jones in late October 2016   after promising not to speak to the media . In trying to soft - peddle the palpable unreliability  Steele  had thus exhibited   the FBI rationalized that  he  was acting not out of dishonesty but in a fit of pique over Director Comey ’ s pre - election announcement that the FBI had reopened the Clinton emails investigation . This   of course   is the announcement that Clinton partisans blame for their candidate ’ s loss . So   according to the Bureau   Steele ’ s pro - Clinton partisanship induced him to such outrage over Comey ’ s announcement that he was moved to violate his agreement with the FBI . Wouldn ’ t you think it might then occur to the Bureau and the Justice Department that maybe   just maybe   they ought to let the court in on that teeny detail about the Clinton campaign ’ s being the sponsor of Steele ’ s dossier ? Instead they kept mum and they kept telling the court  Steele  was perfectly reliable . In fact   they kept telling the FISA court  he  was reliable even after  Steele  himself admitted to a British court that  his  dossier wasn ’ t at all reliable . Truth is a defense to libel . Suffice it to say   it was not Steele ’ s defense . Even though there was still no meaningful corroboration of Steele ’ s sources after months of investigation   even though  Steele  had lied to them   the FBI and Justice Department represented again and again   in April and June 2017   that the FISA court could confidently bank on Steele ’ s reliability . By early 2017   however    Steele  was being sued for libel in Britain   among other places   by people accused of misconduct in the dossier . Truth is a defense to libel . Suffice it to say   it was not Steele ’ s defense . In May 2017   as I have detailed ( here )   Steele  was required to respond to interrogatories .  He  emphasized that  his  dossier allegations were “ raw intelligence ” that was “ unverified ” and “ warranted investigation .”  He  further described  his  reports as “ limited intelligence ” that described mere “ indications ” of “ possible ” coordination between Trump ’ s campaign and the Russian government .  He  was not in a position to vouch for the accuracy of what  he  ’ d been told    he  explained ;  he  passed it along because it needed further investigation . Yet   far from reporting Steele ’ s retreat to the FISA court   Grassley and Graham report that the FBI and Justice Department continued vouching for the reliability of his allegations . Advertisement Beyond all that   we now learn through the senators ’ memo   and some follow - up reporting   that two longtime Clinton cronies   Cody Shearer and Sidney Blumenthal   fed their own anti - Trump dossier to  Steele    through a State Department official   Jonathan Winer . In the fall of 2016    Steele    while working on  his  Clinton - funded project   reported this Clinton - crony information to the FBI . Still   the FBI and Justice Department elected not to tell the FISA court that the Clinton campaign was paying for Steele ’ s unverified   unverifiable anti - Trump research . I spent many months assuring people that nothing like this could ever happen — that the FBI and Justice Department would not countenance the provision to the FISA court of uncorroborated allegations of heinous misconduct . When Trump enthusiasts accused them of rigging the process   I countered that they probably had not even used the  Steele  dossier . If the Justice Department had used it in writing a FISA warrant application   I insisted that the FBI would independently verify any important facts presented to the court   make any disclosures that ought in fairness be made so the judge could evaluate the credibility of the sources   and compellingly demonstrate probable cause before alleging that an American was a foreign agent .",
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            "input": "Funeral Director Sandra Tufino  picked up Sanchez’ remains from the city Medical Examiner’s office  according to the Bronx Supreme Court lawsuit Rodriguez and  her  brothers have filed against RG Ortiz.\n“I paid for the service. They told me seven to 10 days   she  would be ready after that and we would proceed and do a mass ”  she  said. “I waited 15 days. Nothing happened.”\nEach time  she  called  the funeral home asked for  her  name and number but never offered an answer as to what happened to Sanchez’ remains  claims Rodriguez  who shelled out $600 to $700 for the cremation.\n“This is crazy ”  she  said.\n Her  lawyer  Jesse Minc  called the situation “egregious.”\n“It’s January   she  died in September. There’s no reasonable explanation for this ” he said  adding  “How do you lose a body?”",
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            "input": "31-year-old widow Crystal Hefner  says  she  is “still in disbelief” after the loss of  her  husband  Playboy founder Hugh Hefner  who passed away at 91 on September 27.\n“We laid  him  to rest Saturday.  He  is in the place  he  was always certain  he  wanted to spend eternity ”  she  told US Weekly Monday.\n Crystal Hefner  expressed  her  love and gratitude to  her  husband who  she  called an “American hero ” and a “pioneer.”\nThe pair tied the knot on New Year’s Even in 2012.  She  was the media mogul’s third wife.\n“I felt how much he loved me. I loved him so much. I am so grateful ”  she  said.  She  also said Hugh had given  her  “direction ” and “saved”  her  life.\n Crystal Hefner  thanked everyone for their condolences and said that  she  too is joining “the world in mourning”  her  late husband.\nIt has been widely reported that  Crystal Hefner  was not included in Hugh Hefner’s will  but according to TMZ the media mogul made sure his wife would be provided for after his death. As a part of their prenuptial agreement  Hugh Hefner reportedly made arrangements for  Crystal Hefner  to have her own mansion and $5 million upon his passing.",
            "output": [
                "Crystal Hefner"
            ]
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            "input": "The Democratic National Committee worked with  the campaign of Hillary Clinton  to rig the party’s primary against Bernie Sanders  Donna Brazile said Thursday.\nIn an op-ed for Politico  Brazile  who served as the DNC interim head during the 2016 election  shared details on a 2015 agreement that helped ensure  Clinton  would win the presidential nomination.\n The Clinton campaign   Brazile says  approached the DNC about its multi-million dollar debt and offered financial assistance in exchange for more control over the committee.\n“The agreement—signed by Amy Dacey  the former CEO of the DNC  and Robby Mook with a copy to Marc Elias—specified that in exchange for raising money and investing in the DNC   Hillary  would control the party’s finances  strategy  and all the money raised ” Brazile wrote. “ Her  campaign had the right of refusal of who would be the party communications director  and it would make final decisions on all the other staff.”\nBrazile argues that while  she  believes the agreement was not illegal  “it sure looked unethical.”",
            "output": [
                "Hillary Clinton"
            ]
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            "input": "SAN FRANCISCO — Sayfullo Saipov  the 29-year-old suspect in Tuesday's deadly New York truck attack  earned money the way many gig economy works do. He drove for Uber.\nBut the fact that  Saipov  raised no flags for the ride-hailing company when it conducted its standard background check shows just how difficult it is to screen for potentially criminal behavior if there is no track record.\n Saipov  drove more than 1 400 trips for Uber in the past six months. Authorities continue to investigate the suspect  who came from Uzbekistan in 2010 and settled in Paterson  N.J. To date  his biggest offense seems to be from 2015  when he was cited by police for towing a trailer that was too long.\nThis undated photo provided by St. Charles County Department of Corrections via KMOV shows the Sayfullo Saipov. A man in a rented pickup truck mowed down pedestrians and cyclists along a busy bike path near the World Trade Center memorial on Tuesday  Oct. 31  2017  killing several. (Photo: St. Charles County Department of Corrections/KMOV via AP)\nThe company's response to that incident was the same as its statement after  Saipov  rammed  his  rented truck into bicyclists  killing 8. An Uber representative said the company was \"horrified\" at the senseless act of violence as was cooperating with federal officials.\nUber said  Saipov  had been banned from the Uber app.\nMore: NYC terror attack:  Sayfullo Saipov  was here on diversity visa  Trump says. What is that?",
            "output": [
                "Sayfullo Saipov"
            ]
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            "input": "Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA)  chairman of the House Judiciary Committee   will not seek re-election in 2018   he  announced Thursday  ending a 13-term run representing Virginia’s solid-red Sixth Congressional District.\n Goodlatte  made  his  decision known via Twitter  thanking  his  constituents  and in a longer statement posted on  his  website:\nIt’s been an honor to serve #VA06 – thank you for your support and trust. It’s time to step aside. I’ve decided I will not seek re-election. — Bob Goodlatte (@BobGoodlatte6) November 9  2017\n“With my time as Chairman of the Judiciary Committee ending in December 2018  this is a natural stepping-off point and an opportunity to begin a new chapter of my career and spend more time with my family  particularly my granddaughters ”  Goodlatte  wrote  adding:\nA reliable conservative vote and a former immigration lawyer   Goodlatte  took the reins at the powerful Judiciary Committee in 2013. Immigration and Border Security  being one of the Judiciary Committee’s subcommittees  had been the most prominent issue dealt with there at the time. He has been a consistent border security hawk and ally of President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda.\nIn perhaps his most important move as chairman   Goodlatte  made known that 2013’s so-called “Gang of Eight” amnesty bill would have a tough time in his committee  contributing to the political pressure that prevented the bill from passing the Senate and thereby stopping the “path to citizenship” that would potentially have added tens of millions of Democratic voters to the rolls.\n Goodlatte  later warned against the Obama administration’s encouragement of the so-called “unaccompanied minor” surge in these pages  working in the House to oppose President Barack Obama’s continual attempts at executive amnesty.\nOther major issues during  Goodlatte ’s tenure as judiciary chairman included human trafficking legislation  government wiretapping authorization  and efforts to combat so-called “overcriminalization” from administrative regulation.\nWith  Goodlatte ’s departure  the stakes are raised for 2018’s GOP primary in his district. With a Cook Partisan Voting Index of R+13  VA-6 is a prime target for solid conservatives looking to carry on  Goodlatte ’s legacy.",
            "output": [
                "Bob Goodlatte"
            ]
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            "input": "BASEL  Switzerland (AP) — Switzerland is going to the World Cup after left-back Ricardo Rodriguez denied Northern Ireland hope in both games of their playoff at either end of the field.\nSwitzerland needed only a draw Sunday to advance to Russia  and a tense 0-0 result in rain-soaked Basel was preserved by  Rodriguez 's goal-line clearance in stoppage time from Jonny Evans' header.\n Rodriguez  scored that spot kick on Thursday  when Corey Evans was whistled harshly for an incident that few agreed with.\nSwitzerland's players Valon Behrami  Granit Xhaka and Ricardo Rodriguez  from right  celebrate winning the World Cup play-offs second leg soccer match between Switzerland and Northern Ireland at the St. Jakob-Park stadium in Basel  Switzerland  Sunday  Nov. 12  2017. (Peter Klaunzer/Keystone via AP)\nSwitzerland's defender Ricardo Rodriguez clears the ball off the line during the World Cup play-offs second leg soccer match between Switzerland and Northern Ireland at the St. Jakob-Park stadium in Basel  Switzerland  Sunday  Nov. 12  2017. (Peter Klaunzer/Keystone via AP)\n Rodriguez  moved across the goalmouth toward the post and hooked the ball clear as  he  fell backward into the goal.\nSwitzerland's defender Ricardo Rodriguez  center right  saves a ball on the line goal during the World Cup play-offs second leg soccer match between Switzerland and Northern Ireland at the St. Jakob-Park stadium in Basel  Switzerland  Sunday  Nov. 12  2017. (Jean-Christophe Bott/Keystone via AP)",
            "output": [
                "Ricardo Rodriguez"
            ]
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            "input": "Petroteq will be one of the leading innovators in the oil industry  concerning the usage of blockchain.\nSmaller players with big ambitions like  Canada's Petroteq  are preparing to revolutionize the day to day operations of potentially every oil operation on the planet.  Petroteq  could utilize new technologies to tap massive new reserves of energy  such as the Utah oil sands  while radically reducing environmental risk.\nPetroteq and the Blockchain\n Petroteq  a company that made waves in the sector with its revolutionary patented oil sands tech   has set out on a mission to completely overhaul the industry's inefficient and error prone supply chain management protocols.\n Petroteq  was recently cited by Geoffrey Cann  a Director at Deloitte specializing in the oil and gas industry  as a contender for blockchain technologies in the energy arena.\nThis is the path on which Petroteq has embarked. And with the help of blockchain technology  the company is positioning itself as a leader in this race.\nPetrobloq  Petroteq's very own blockchain consortium  is looking to reshape the industry. From drilling  to a finished petroleum-based product and everywhere in between  Petrobloq aims to track  monitor  and account for every drop of petroleum on a transparent  immutable  and secure blockchain.\nUtilizing Petroteq's technology  Mexico's national oil company will become one of the world's largest non-publicly traded companies to introduce a blockchain-based supply chain management platform. An endeavor which is set to bring PEMEX's processes from production to sale to an entirely new level  ushering in a new era of efficiency and profitability.\nThe dramatic improvements planned for U.S. infrastructure will incorporate innovations from companies like Petroteq.\nAnd  Petroteq  has technology to unlock the full potential of the Utah fields and their 32 billion barrels of oil.\nAnd unlike the dirty  expensive tar sands of  Canada  Petroteq  will be able to exploit the Utah oil sands in an environmentally-friendly  cost-effective way through their proprietary technology.\nWith its mastery of blockchain  Petroteq will be at the head of the pack. But its innovative drive forward is sure to be matched by other companies in the oil and gas sector.\nFrom oil majors like BP and Shell  to smaller innovators like Petroteq  massive potential is set to be unlocked in the oil and gas industry through the innovative use of new technology.",
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                "Petroteq"
            ]
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            "input": "Songs We Love: Natalie Prass  ' Short Court Style'\nNatalie Prass  corkscrewed some solid Americana roots with  her  self-titled debut back in 2015  building off chops from touring with Jenny Lewis and  of course  the twangy pedigree booking time Nashville inherently affords. \"Short Court Style \" her first single from the forthcoming The Future and The Past  captures a move deeper than her literal one to Richmond  Va. Seeped in sugary  white-sand synth and jazzy guitar grooves that nod to the late '70s  the track sets sail in a new direction for  Prass .\nThe throwback feel  Prass  conjures on the song isn't what's new. (She nailed Dusty Springfield-style soul three years ago.) This go   Prass  blends ornate sentimentalism with practical wisdom. Layered  lush vocals overflow a chalice like a cascade of grace opening the song. It's contemplation beneath the guise of a starry  velvet cape; one that can obscure the torturous back-and-forth of a boomerang relationship.\nAlthough  Prass  owns up to the ambivalence of the situation   she  remains optimistic with an after-dark  coconut rum-soaked carousel chorus: \"You spin me round / Round and round / And ups and downs / Knowing I can't be without / My love that I have found.\" The video's merry-go-round lends a natural visual  spinning as  Prass  holds on tight and smiles. It isn't yacht rock  but there's an undeniably glitzy  nautical component.\n\"Short Court Style\" is a departure that  given the critic sweetheart status of Natalie Prass  could be seen as a risk. However  here we find  Prass  shedding Disney princess comparisons and instead gloving up to pole-vault across soft sands with The Future and The Past.",
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                "Natalie Prass"
            ]
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            "input": "Texas guard Andrew Jones  is battling leukemia  the school announced Wednesday.\n Jones  is the Longhorns’ second-leading scorer this season and was coming off a wrist injury when coaches noticed  he  was sluggish and playing with little energy. A sophomore who decided to return to school this year instead of entering the NBA draft   Jones  saw limited action the last two games as  he  attempted to come back from the injury that cost  him  four games last month. Something much more serious was at play.\n“After undergoing a number of tests and evaluations over the past week   Andrew  has been diagnosed with leukemia ” the  Jones  family said in a statement. “ He  has begun treatments  and we hope everyone will keep  him  in your thoughts and prayers.”\nIn statement posted on Twitter  Texas athletics director Chris Del Conte pledged the school’s full support and said  “We will do everything in our power to provide all of the resources we can to assist  Andrew  and  his  family.”\nLast Thursday  Texas coach Shaka Smart indicated  Jones  “has not had the energy ” and  “we’re trying to figure out through the different testing what his ailment is. There’s something else  some type of sickness.”\nTexas sophomore guard  Andrew Jones  has been diagnosed with leukemia  team announces. (Timothy J. Gonzelez/AP)\n\"Speaking for our entire team and staff  we love  Andrew  and will do everything we can to support  his  family and help  him  get back to health ” Smart said in a statement. “I want to thank everyone for being respectful of the privacy that the Jones family needs at this time.”\n Jones  played 11 minutes on Jan. 1 and the school said  he  saw limited action because  Jones  was under the weather  according to reports.\n“I’d love to have  him  back to 1 000 percent today. But  he ’s not just been feeling like  himself  ” Smart had said. “It’s not for lack of trying …  He  goes out there and really  really wants to play  obviously and wants to help  his  team. But  he  just  to this point  has not had the energy.”\n Jones  has started treatment  which can vary depending on how fast  his  leukemia is growing. For more aggressive strains  treatment would include chemotherapy  radiation  and possibly stem-cell transplants.",
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                "Andrew Jones"
            ]
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            "input": "A hedge fund run by the scion of New York real estate dynasty is returning money to outside investors amid poor performance   according to documents seen by Business Insider . The fund is O - Cap Management   a small New York - based hedge fund managed by  Michael Olshan  .  Olshan  is the son of Morton Olshan   the chairman and founder of commercial real estate giant Olshan Properties   and is a former managing director at hedge fund Jana Partners . Launched during the Great Recession   O - Cap ' s primary fund lost 17 . 7 % after fees from September 2009 through the end of June this year . The S & P 500 was up 161 % over the same period . O - Cap lost 4 . 3 % in the second quarter this year and was down 8 . 03 % year - to - date in 2017 . Michael Olshan did not respond to calls and emails   and the fund ' s chief financial officer   Lloyd Jagai   hung up on a Business Insider reporter when reached by phone . In a September letter to clients   O - Cap blamed its losses on poor market conditions   pointing to the rise of passive investment vehicles like ETFs   the disproportionate share of FAANG tech stocks in the S & P 500 ' s gains   and an overall lack of public sector opportunities . The company was heavily exposed to energy   a bet that took a hit amid oil and gas industry turmoil   losing 8 . 45 % in the first half of this year . \" We do not feel today ’ s market is rife with attractive buying opportunities in the core sectors in which we focus  \"  Michael Olshan  wrote in the client letter . \" In our opinion   market participants are taking on an increasing amount of risk for lower return expectations   and are doing so late in a cycle that has been characterized by strong reflation in asset prices and public equities .\" \" Today ’ s public equity markets can be defined by too much capital chasing a meager set of bargains  \"  Olshan  added . \" The result is increased risk taking for lower and lower return expectations .\" The fund continues to manage money for  Olshan  and  his  family   and said it sees more opportunities in private company investments . O - Cap Management is a small fund . Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission say the firm held $ 14 . 1 million in gross assets in its primary fund at the end of March   56 % of which belonged to management . Management owned 5 % of the smaller fund   which had $ 5 . 8 million in assets .  Olshan  comes from a prestigious and successful New York business family   and O - Cap at one point had its sights set on raising as much as $ 1 billion   according to trade publication HFMWeek .  Morton Olshan  began buying real estate properties in the 1950s and amassed an enormous portfolio of properties in Manhattan and beyond . Today   Olshan Properties owns and manages \" 14   000 units of multifamily   10 million square feet of retail   3 million square feet of office and 1   447 hotel rooms located across 11 states  \" according to the company ' s website . Morton Olshan became a minority owner of the New York Yankees in 2000 and remains a member of the club ' s board of directors . He also serves as a member of The President ’ s Council of the New York Public Library . Andrea Olshan   Morton ' s daughter and Michael ' s older sister   runs the family real estate business today .",
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            "input": "Ever since early 2016 , when the Republican Party began to fussily resettle itself behind Donald Trump , Mitt Romney has been an intermittent oppositional figure , distinct from his party in both point of view and style . \nThe conservative movement has grown smirking , clannish , quarrelsome ; Romney has been formal , chiding , and pained . \nAfter Trump won the election , that November , Romney met with Trump in the hope of securing for himself the position of Secretary of State . \nYet this summer , after a white-supremacist rally in Charlottesville turned deadly , Romney professed deeper anxieties . \nFor half a century , Romney and his family have existed close to the center of the Republican Party . \nNow -- just six years removed from being his party 's Presidential nominee , but with no distinct Romneyist camp in Washington and no obvious constituency to summon -- it is n't obvious that Romney fits in at all . \nLast week , the Utah senator Orrin Hatch announced that he would be retiring at the end of his term this year , and immediately Romney 's allies suggested that he would run for the seat ; the common wisdom was that his election would be all but assured . \n-LRB- Romney , a man of many residences , built his political career in Massachusetts , but he went to college in Utah , and helped to save the Salt Lake City Olympics from ruin in 2002 ; he is the most recognizable Mormon in the world , and he would be running in a state whose Republican Party is defined by its relationship to the L.D.S. Church . -RRB- \nRomney 's candidacy is still unannounced , and its most important position -- what line the candidate takes on the President -- is not yet obvious . \n\"This thing is still developing ,\" one of Romney 's longtime advisers told me last week . \nBut already the most romantic vision of Romney -- that he might arrive in Washington as the de-facto leader of an anti-Trump faction -- seems unlikely . \n\"I 've heard some relatively simplistic assessments that he is going to be the voice of the Never Trump movement ,\" a senior adviser to Romney 's Presidential campaign said last week . \nRomney is a very pragmatic politician , too . \nRomney himself has made no sign of wanting to be part of such a faction , even if it existed . \nOne of his advisers reminded me last week that Romney took the idea of being Trump 's Secretary of State seriously , and believed that Trump 's interest in him was entirely sincere . \nAnd , a month after his appalled reaction to Charlottesville , Romney tweeted praise for Trump 's speech before the U.N. General Assembly . \nRomney 's potential for tragedy and heroism both spring from the same source : the depth of his feeling for a version of America that may exist only in his mind , a place where the trees in Michigan are exactly the right height . \nRomney 's return to Utah has some elements of a homecoming ; it is also , more simply , a move to accommodating political terrain . \nUtah is a conservative state whose politics are moving toward Romney , rather than away . \nModern Utah , the place of the salvaged Salt Lake Olympics , exists in the Romney image .",
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            "input": "Almost a year ago  the Mets were overflowing with outfielders. After picking up the option on Jay Bruce's contract and then re-signing Yoenis Cespedes  they had an unbalanced roster and were looking to move an outfielder. Now  after releasing Nori Aoki on Monday  they are down to a manageable four outfielders.\nWith Conforto having shown that he can play an acceptable center field (and his shoulder injury to his non-throwing arm) the Mets could also add a right fielder to shore up their lineup and outfield. That could mean an attempt to reunite with the player that they had worked so hard to move last year:  Jay Bruce .\nThe Mets have expressed their interest in bringing  Bruce  back several times  but it seems unlikely.\nThe 30-year old was awful with the Mets after being acquired at the 2016 trade deadline  but he proved he could play in New York with a turnaround season in 2017 before being dealt to Cleveland in August.  Bruce  only increased  his  worth on the free agent market by helping the Indians finish off a 102-win season. While  he  has publicly said  he  would love to come back to Flushing  privately the Texas native has told Mets officials  his  preference would be to play closer to home.  He  also is looking for a major  multi-year contract  which could be difficult with the Mets' need to reduce payroll.\nA reunion with  Jay Bruce  makes sense  but it's unlikely. (David Zalubowski/AP)",
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                "Jay Bruce"
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            "input": "The Make-a-Wish Foundation made a little girl's seafaring dreams come true  gifting  five-year-old Leona Evans her very own backyard pirate ship .\n Evans  is a leukemia patient and often can't play at public playgrounds during treatment because of  her  delicate immune system.\nNow  she  can combine  her  two favorite things  playing outside and playing pirates with friends  from the comfort of home.\n“ She ’s so brave.  She  takes it in stride \" Leona's mother   Michelle Evans  said. \"It's so much stress off of me  the fact that  she  has  her  own little nook.\"",
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            "input": "Nov. 30 (UPI) — Last week he was golfing with President Donald Trump  now  Tiger Woods  is fist pumping after sinking putts on the PGA Tour.\n Woods  broke out his signature celebration Thursday at the Hero World Challenge at Albany  New Providence  Bahamas.\nHe began his day shooting even on hole No. 1  a par 4. He also made par on No. 2.  Woods  made birdie on No. 3 before saving par on No. 4  5  6 and 7.  Woods  birdied No. 8. He was tied for seventh place after six holes. He was two shots back of Tommy Fleetwood and Dustin Johnson  who were 3-under.\nThe play of the day so far for  Woods  was when he saved par on No. 4. Woods’ drive on the 350-yard hole found light rough near the fairway bunker on the right side. He missed the green with a pitching wedge from 157 yards. He then hit a chip shot just up into the fringe.  Woods  saved par with a long put from off the green. The putt started off to the left  before curling right and dropping into the hole. He followed the attempt by flexing his right arm and pumping his fist in celebration.\n Woods  dropped another fist pump after his birdie on No. 8.",
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                "Tiger Woods"
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            "input": "“Without the reference to a June review  Russia would have been tied to the end of 2018; it wanted instead to have an escape clause ”  Petromatrix strategist Olivier Jakob  said.\n“It leaves a question mark about the second half [of 2018] and about the commitment of Russian oil companies  which will be price dependent ”  he  said.\nThe CEO of Russia’s top private producer Lukoil told Reuters  he  would like to see the price of oil stable at current levels  trading in the $60-65 per barrel range.\nThe oil market is unlikely to overheat   he  added  thanks to cooperation between OPEC and its allies which would allow them to release new output into the market to rebalance it.",
            "output": [
                "Olivier Jakob"
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            "input": "(CNN) This Tuesday  the GOP faces a defining moment. With Donald Trump in the White House and the possibility of  Roy Moore  in the Senate  the nation is watching closely to see whether the GOP is becoming the party of the GOB -- the good old boys.\nWhile some Senate elections are just about the politics of a state   Moore 's victory would leave a huge imprint on the way that voters perceive the Republican Party for years to come. It could easily affect the 2018 and 2020 elections.\nHe has no respect for the separation between church and state.  Moore  was removed as chief justice when  he  refused to dismantle the Ten Commandments monument  he  had installed in the Alabama Judicial Building. Like President Trump   he  was one of the birthers who falsely claimed that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States  and thus his presidency was illegitimate.\nIn 2006   Moore  responded to the election of Keith Ellison  the first Muslim-American elected to Congress  by stating that Ellison shouldn't be able to take his seat.\nDuring his campaign   Moore  has referred to Native Americans and Asian-Americans as \"reds and yellows.\" And when an African-American at a rally asked when America was \"great \"  Moore  responded : \"I think it was great at the time when families were united -- even though we had slavery -- they cared for one another. ... Our families were strong  our country had a direction.\"\n Moore  even said that 9/11 might have happened because Americans were not religious enough; God was unhappy that \"we legitimize sodomy\" and \"legitimize abortion.\"\nWith Trump as President and  Moore  as a senator  Democrats would have a strong case to make about the GOP jumping deep into the world of identity politics: defining itself through one caricature version of the identity of the white  male  non-college educated voter.\nIt will become harder for members of the GOP to argue that the party is best suited to lead a nation that has become more pluralistic  more diverse and culturally liberal than ever before. If the Republicans want any moral high ground on cultural questions  it will be much more difficult to claim it with  Moore  as one of the faces of the party.\nAnd it looks as though  Moore  is very much in the race despite everything that we have learned. Democratic competitor Doug Jones has only a slim lead over  Moore .\nWhy is it that  Moore  might pull this off? Why would the Republican Party be taking this kind of risk? It is easy to blame Jones for running a lackluster campaign  but  in fact  he has offered the kind of candidacy and campaign that political analysts have been calling for. He is a white male  a centrist concerned about a strong middle-class economy  a gun-toting Democrat  and at the same time someone with impeccable credentials on civil rights -- as a US attorney  he successfully prosecuted Ku Klux Klan members for a church bombing in 1963.\nJUST WATCHED How will Alabama vote in  Moore  vs. Jones race? Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH How will Alabama vote in  Moore  vs. Jones race? 04:44\nThough many prominent Republicans have denounced  Moore 's candidacy -- Sen. Jeff Flake even sent a check to the Jones campaign -- key parts of the Republican Party have fallen behind him. This is essential to why victory is possible. Most importantly  President Trump has now endorsed  Moore  . \"Go get 'em  Roy!\" he reportedly said at the end of their phone conversation on Monday morning.\nTrump  who said he would not campaign for  Moore   held a rally in Florida -- less than 30 miles from the Alabama border -- on Friday. \"The future of the country cannot afford to lose a seat in the very  very close United States Senate \" Trump said during the rally. \"We need somebody in that Senate seat who will vote for our Make America Great Again agenda. So get out and vote for  Roy Moore .\"\nLast Monday  the Republican National Committee rejoined Moore's campaign to move  him  toward victory after cutting ties with  him  because of the sexual assault accusations. Stephen Bannon  the executive chairman of Breitbart News  who now must be considered a power broker in the party as a result of his work on Trump's campaign and in his administration  has aggressively campaigned for  Moore  as one of his \"anti-establishment\" candidates.\nThe fact is that large portions of the Republican leadership are now comfortable with someone like  Moore  standing within their tent. It is fallacious to paint  him  as an outsider  since this campaign proves that the Republican Party has changed and there is sufficient room for these kinds of extremist elements to be welcomed into its ranks.\nIt is not surprising that the  Moore  campaign continues to remind voters  in its advertisements  about  Moore 's strong opposition to abortion -- a key issue for conservatives. The appeal to voters is that all his \"peccadillos \" as they seem to dismiss them as being  are forgivable if they allow Republicans to retain the seat. As Ron Brownstein has perceptively argued  a  Moore  victory would come down to  his  retaining the support of white women who have no college education and who will hold their noses and vote for  Moore  despite  his  record with women.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080  Ti  (1080 Ti for short) is one of the best GPUs on the market right now for PC gaming  but the units are becoming harder to find as retailers can't keep up with the increased demand brought on by cryptocurrency miners. Many 1080 Ti models are regularly out of stock through online retailers  or are getting marked up to higher and higher prices.\nThe 1080  Ti  typically goes for around $1 000 or less  and  it  used to be pretty easy to find online. Now popular retailers like Newegg that sell the GPUs list dozens of models as \"out of stock \" while other online marketplaces like Amazon or eBay have prices marked up by hundreds or sometimes even thousands of dollars.\nWhat makes  the 1080 Ti  so appealing to both gamers and cryptocurrency miners is its 11 GB of GDDR5X memory running at 11 GBps  which means it can handle a lot of processes very quickly. For gamers  this means high-quality imaging and high frames per second. For miners  this means a faster rate of mining.\nFor gamers who are looking to upgrade their PCs to play hardware-demanding games or make their games look better  the shortage means 1080  Ti  is a less-desirable GPU. Why wait or pay up for one when you can get a slightly lower quality GPU for less money and hassle?\nUnfortunately  other GPUs close in capabilities to the 1080 Ti — like the 1070 Ti or Radeon RX 580 — are experiencing similar shortages and markups (although not quite to the same degree). RX 580 GPUs are also being sold in bundles specifically for mining  and no gamer would need four or more GPUs to play even the most demanding games.\nThis shortage probably isn't forever  though. If the cryptocurrency bubble ever bursts  the hype will probably die down and everything will go back to normal. Plus  whatever the next generation of GPUs is will make 1080  Ti  cards much easier to find and buy.",
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            "input": "Eric Gultney  38   initially made contact with the girl as she walked home from school in Chicago on Oct. 24  giving the girl a $50 bill with  his  phone number written on  it .\n He  began texting her that night  then sent numerous sexually explicit messages and photographs  including one with  his  face visible  according to prosecutors.\nThe girl blocked  Gultney ’s phone number after  he  requested to meet her that night  prosecutors said. On Nov. 2   Gultney  went to the girl’s school and approached her as she was leaving  giving her $20 even though she “remained dismissive” of  him   according to prosecutors.\n He  then began texting her from a different phone number that night and the girl told  him  to leave her alone  prosecutors said.\nChicago police were notified by the girl’s father when  he  discovered the text messages on  his  daughter’s phone. Prosecutors said  Gultney  admitted to detectives that  he  sent a sexually explicit photo to the girl.\n He  was charged with indecent solicitation of a child  a Class Two felony. Judge Sophia Atcherson ordered  Gultney  held on $10 000 bail and kept on electronic monitoring/",
            "output": [
                "Eric Gultney"
            ]
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            "input": "\"We've had an inkling that subconcussive hits — the ones that don't [show] neurological signs and symptoms — may be associated with CTE \" says Dr. Lee Goldstein  an associate professor of psychiatry at the Boston University School of Medicine and the lead investigator on the study. \"We now have solid scientific evidence to say that is so.\"\n\"It took us many years to do this \"  Goldstein  says. \"We see in our animals — even after a small number of hits  even one — very early evidence of pathologies associated with CTE.\"\nAnd  they noted  the brain pathology was unrelated to signs of concussion in the mice  such as altered arousal and impaired balance.  Goldstein  says the scientists nailed what they wanted to — strong evidence linking head impact to CTE  independent of concussion.\n\"I want to be very clear on  this \" Goldstein  says. \"This is in no way to minimize concussions.\"\nBoth Bailes and  Goldstein  are a big part of that evolution. Right now  CTE can only be diagnosed after death  but both scientists are working  independently of each other  on a test intended to detect CTE in living brains. Such a test would help determine how widespread the disease is and  beyond that  how to develop treatment.\nIn the meantime   Goldstein  hopes  his  study finds applications not just in football  but in other sports  like soccer and lacrosse  where contact and collisions include hits to the head.\nAnd beyond sports   Goldstein  says  hits to the head affect the most vulnerable segments of society.  He  has a long list.\n\"Intimate partners who are having repetitive head injuries \"  he  notes \" domestic violence victims  homeless  children at risk  people in our prison systems. [With] all of these people  we need to take the focus off concussion and find out if they have injured brains.\"",
            "output": [
                "Lee Goldstein"
            ]
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            "input": "Kim Yo Jong \nThe sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will represent her country at the Olympics.  Kim Yo Jong  will also meet with South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Friday.\nBelieved to be around 30 years old   Kim Yo Jong  will be the first member of North Korea’s ruling family to visit the South since the end of the Korean War in the 1953. Kim Yong Nam  the ceremonial head of state  will also be part of the delegation.\nAnalysts speculate that the inclusion of  Kim Yo Jong  shows  her  country’s ambition to use the Olympic Games to improve relations with the South.",
            "output": [
                "Kim Yo Jong"
            ]
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            "input": "Then Balfour popped the question to their dog   Maia  with a pink rhinestone collar.\n “It was a plan I’ve had for a while ” said Balfour. “We got  Maia  right around the same time we moved in together. She’s been a part of our family. It felt wrong to not include  her  in the proposal somehow. I knew I wanted  her  there for the photos  for sure. It made sense to have something for  her  as well.”\nGetzinger said Balfour’s decision to include  Maia  was “literally the sweetest thing ever.”\n“I thought it was so cute ”  she  said. “ She ’s super important to  me .  She ’s with  me  all day every day. The fact he went out of his way to include  her  was really special to  me .”\n“ She  is our fur child ” said Getzinger. “I’d like to involve  her  in the ceremony. If not the ceremony  definitely for pictures right after.  She  gets very excited when there’s lots of people around.”\nThe wedding will take place on Getzinger’s dad’s farm  so “there’s lots of space out there for  her  to run around ”  she  said.",
            "output": [
                "Maia"
            ]
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            "input": "Jon-Paul Patterson Snyder  32   was arrested early last year after reaching out to an undercover officer on Craigslist with an upfront pick-up line: \"Get you pregnant naturally  no strings m4w.\"\nAfter making contact  the supposed teenage girl reportedly told  Snyder  she had heard that getting pregnant could net her welfare benefits.\nA Spotsylvania Circuit Court judge technically sentenced  Snyder  to 10 years in jail  with eight years suspended. He accepted a plea deal for electronic soliciation of a minor.\n Snyder  was arrested along with 11 other men as part of a sweeping cyber-sting organized by the Spotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office  the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported. One of the men reportedly worked as a custodian at a local school.",
            "output": [
                "Jon-Paul Patterson Snyder"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-2bcb770d4c4543f197e9f225a4ecd0cf",
            "input": "TechCrunch  the industry website owned by AOL  has tracked down the ex-Twitter employee it says is responsible for the Nov. 2 incident: His name is  Bahtiyar Duysak   and he is described by the tech site as \"a twenty-something with Turkish roots who was born and raised in Germany.\"\nTwitter has declined to confirm his identity. However   Duysak  says he was a contractor at management services company Pro Unlimited and had been assigned to Twitter's Trust and Safety division  the department that sorts through alerts from users reporting abusive behavior or violations of the company's terms of service.\nOn his last day at Twitter HQ in San Francisco   Duysak  says  he  received a report on the president's account. TechCrunch writes: \"as a final  throwaway gesture   he  put the wheels in motion to deactivate it. Then  he  closed  his  computer and left the building.\"\n He  says  he  didn't think the account would actually be deactivated and  in any case  calls the whole thing a \"mistake.\"\nHowever   Duysak  contends that  he  didn't do anything wrong either. \"I didn't hack anyone \"  he  tells the tech site. \"I didn't break any rules.\"\n He  said as a consequence of  his  actions   he 's been hounded by reporters on social media and that  he  hopes by coming forward  he  can clear the air and \"continue an ordinary life.\"",
            "output": [
                "Bahtiyar Duysak"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-a30e2fa95906400c87f2aa32708c7406",
            "input": "The Purple Line will begin carrying passengers in the Maryland suburbs later than expected because of a court fight over the project  but state officials believe it can still open in 2022   state Transportation Secretary Pete K. Rahn  said Thursday night.\nThe line had been scheduled to open to riders in March 2022.  Rahn  said the state and its contractor are still redoing the construction schedule  but  he  believes it can open “sometime” later that year.\n“We know there are going to be some delays ”  Rahn  told the audience at a Silver Spring forum sponsored by the Purple Line Now advocacy group.\n He  said state officials should have a better sense of the timing — and any additional costs to the project’s $2.4 billion construction costs — in a couple of months.  He  said  he  expects that project officials can make up some of the time lost during the one-year legal fight over the line’s environmental impacts. A second lawsuit filed against the project is still pending in federal court  but judges have allowed construction to continue.\nEarly construction work has focused on cutting trees  particularly along the Georgetown Branch recreational trail between downtown Silver Spring and downtown Bethesda  and beginning to move utility lines.  He  said 75 percent of the design work is complete  and the state has acquired 88 percent of the right of way needed along the alignment.\nThe state’s contractor  a team of companies called Purple Line Transit Partners  has about 375 people working on the project and will ramp up to about 1 500 people this year   he  said.\n Rahn  told the crowd the state has spent $200 million of the $325 million in federal aid that Congress has appropriated to the Purple Line. The state expects the rest of the total $900 million in federal grants to be doled out in annual appropriations of about $100 million to $125 million   he  said.\n“We are spending money quickly ”  Rahn  said.\nThe state still expects the line to attract about 59 000 trips per day when it opens   he  said. That number is expected to grow to 74 000 daily trips by 2040.\n“If the service is as good as we think it’s going to be ”  he  said  “I’m very confident in those numbers.”",
            "output": [
                "Pete K. Rahn"
            ]
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            "input": "CLOSE USA TODAY Sports' Lindsay H. Jones and Lorenzo Reyes break down all the action from Day 2 of the NFL scouting combine and preview Friday's on-field workouts.  USA TODAY Sports\nBrowns GM John Dorsey   left  talks with team owner Jimmy Haslam before a game on Dec. 10. (Photo: Scott R. Galvin  USA TODAY Sports)\n John Dorsey  the latest “new GM” of the Cleveland Browns   is on the clock with the No. 1 pick in the upcoming draft. But despite widespread expectation that another new quarterback will be pegged  now is not the time for any grand declarations. Instead  as  Dorsey  fielded a battery of leading questions during a media session at the NFL scouting combine Thursday  he danced.\n“Any good GM wants to field phone calls from his peers ”  Dorsey  said. “Why wouldn’t I? That’s why I say  ‘Just give me a call and see what’s up.’ ”\nYeah  but  Dorsey  and Hue Jackson  the coach who's gone 1-31 the past two seasons  must already have their pecking order in assessing the Los Angeles-based quarterbacks  USC’s Sam Darnold and UCLA’s Josh Rosen. And they’ve surely seen the tape on Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield and Wyoming’s Josh Allen.\n“You’ll find out on draft day ”  Dorsey  said. “We bounce things back and forth  but they could change after the combine. It could change after pro day. It’s an evolving thing. It doesn’t matter until that draft board is set the day of the draft.”\nThere were no clues from  Dorsey . When asked about Barkley  he shut it down rather quickly. “Good football player ” he said. No elaboration. Hmmm.\n“I have one single responsibility: to awaken a sleeping giant ”  Dorsey  told USA TODAY Sports.\nThis is all rather fresh for  Dorsey   a new start after  he  was shockingly dumped last summer as the Kansas City Chiefs GM just a month before training camp.  He ’s bolstered  his  personnel department by luring two of  his  former understudies in Green Bay  Alonzo Highsmith and Elliot Wolf  while using former Washington GM Scot McCloughan as a consultant. That’s an impressive collection of brainpower taking hold in Cleveland as the Moneyball philosophy recedes in the rear-view mirror.\nYet for long-suffering Browns followers  it must feel like Groundhog Day. Here they go again  with another new brain trust  talking about the need for a franchise quarterback.  Dorsey  marks the franchise’ seventh GM in the past decade.\n“I feel the frustration ”  he  told USA TODAY Sports. “I feel it from the fan base. You feel it  and it’s real. And they have a right to be cynical.”\nAnd with the top pick in the draft   Dorsey  has the right to be coy.\n“I’m not going to show my cards ”  he  said. “But here’s what I’m going to do: I’m going to explore every opportunity  whether it’s players or trades  and see what’s best for this organization.”\nWhich means  Dorsey  is on the clock in more ways than one.",
            "output": [
                "John Dorsey"
            ]
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            "input": "FBI had an independent basis for investigating  Carter Page : Our view\n Carter Page  speaks in Moscow in December 2016. (Photo: Yuri Kochetkov/epa)\nThat’s the backdrop to this weekend’s release of a Democratic memo countering what amounted to a Republican hit job on the FBI and the Justice Department for their handling of a wiretap of  Carter Page   a former adviser to the Donald Trump campaign.\nThe Democrats’ memo neatly counters many of the Republican allegations of sinister doings behind the 2016 wiretap of  Page . The release  by the Republican-led House Intelligence Committee  was as welcome as it was belated. True to form  Trump’s focus was on himself. He railed against the Democratic memo  tweeting that it “is a total political and legal BUST. Just confirms all of the terrible things that were done. SO ILLEGAL!”\nThat memo  put out more than three weeks ago  accused the FBI of using an explosive dossier written by former British spy Christopher Steele to persuade a judge on the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court  also known as the FISA court  to grant a warrant for a wiretap in 2016 on  Page . The key allegation: The FBI failed to inform the judge that Steele had been hired to do opposition research funded by Hillary Clinton’s campaign.\nThat’s quite a different picture than the one painted by Republicans  who had hyped the  Page  wiretap as the scandal of the century.",
            "output": [
                "Carter Page"
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            "input": "Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is urging Congress and the Obama administration to start plotting a strategy to curb record-high U.S. budget deficits. Failing to do so could eventually erode investor confidence and endanger the economy's prospects for long-term health  he said.\n Bernanke said that such forceful government intervention to fight the worst financial crisis since the 1930s and lift the U.S. out of recession was \"necessary and appropriate\" even though it worsened the nation's budget deficit.\n Bernanke acknowledged that Congress and the administration face \"formidable near-term challenges\" that must be addressed as they take steps to stabilize the financial system  reduce home foreclosures and spur banks to lend more freely. The success of these efforts will be crucial to turning the economy around.\n Bernanke cautioned: \"Unless we demonstrate a strong commitment to fiscal sustainability in the longer term  we will have neither financial stability nor healthy economic growth.\"\n With the recovery likely to be subdued  inflation will remain low  Bernanke predicted. Some worry that the Fed's aggressive efforts -- including buying billions worth of government bonds -- to revive the economy could sow the seeds of inflation.\n \"I respectfully disagree with her views \" Bernanke said  adding that he is \"comfortable\" with the Fed's actions.\n Bernanke didn't offer specific recommendations on what steps they should take to bring the deficits under control.\n Observing the recent rise in rates on mortgages and longer-term Treasury securities  Bernanke said the increases appear to reflect concerns about large federal deficits as well as greater optimism about the economic outlook. That's a reversal in a pattern seen in the depths of the recession of investors flocking to safe havens.\n Bernanke cited improvements in credit markets  but again warned that a relapse could hurt the economy's recovery prospects. He also said that banks are meeting with some success in raising capital in private markets  suggesting greater investor confidence in the banking system.\n Bernanke repeated his belief that the recession will end this year  and that the economy will start growing again later this year. But he again warned that the pace of the recovery will be slow and that unemployment -- now at a quarter-century peak of 8.9 percent -- will rise even after the recession ends.",
            "output": [
                "Ben Bernanke"
            ]
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            "input": "Brown killed his mentor  Siaufung \"Bosco\" Tjan  on Dec. 2  2016  inside the University of Southern California building where the 50-year-old psychology professor ran an intensive lab that studied vision loss  authorities said.\n Tjan's widow  spoke during the hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court.\n\" He  was not a soldier in a war zone or policeman in a dangerous street.  He  was murdered in  his  research lab \" Carissa Pang said  according to City News Service.\n\"I feel helpless when  my son  asked me why  his  father was killed \"  she  said.\n She  said  she  told  him  that the killer was \"having bad thoughts.\"\nBrown's family \"gives their condolences and hopes that you find some solace \" defense attorney Steve Schoenfield told  her .\nTjan's family will be notified of any changes in where Brown is housed and what treatment he receives  Judge Leslie A. Swain told Pang.",
            "output": [
                "Tjan"
            ]
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            "input": "Seven days before a deadly shooting took place in a Texas church   its pastor  gave a sermon encouraging his congregation to turn to God when life becomes difficult.\n Pastor Frank Pomeroy  was in Oklahoma when a shooter opened fire today inside  his  church  First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs.  His  14-year-old daughter  Annabelle Renee Pomeroy  was among those killed  he told ABC News.\nBut a week ago  on Sunday  Oct. 29   Pomeroy  took to the wooden altar inside the church  nestled on a dusty road  to preach from Proverbs 3:5. It was a message   he  said  that God placed on  his  heart.\n\"When you start to lean on your understanding of a situation  that's when we tend to have issues \"  Pomeroy  said.\n Pomeroy  used  his  hunter green and cream motorcycle  placed at the altar in front of yellow and purple flowers  to further make  his  point.  He  admitted that many church members had asked that morning why the bike was there.\n He  said  he  and  his  daughter had driven the motorcycle recently and \"had a good time coming in. It was a beautiful ride \" the pastor added.\n Pomeroy  said that  his  daughter \"still tends at times to get a little nervous when we go around bends.\"\n\"It is very unnatural for us as human beings to want to lean into that road that's coming up so close to you \"  he  said. \"Yet the safest way around the corner on a motorcycle is to lean down into the turn.",
            "output": [
                "Frank Pomeroy"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-19071d452b9f49459cdcff8882e98493",
            "input": "All this shows that having LeBron James on a team comes with a lot of unwanted attention . \nSince returning to Cleveland in 2014 , LeBron has been at the front of the speculation on why his former head coach David Blatt was fired , and the main reason for Kyrie Irving demanding a trade . \nThroughout the process , LeBron has not always done things quietly and has often been the center of attention for all the wrong reasons . \nSo far in January , LeBron has looked anything but one of the greatest players of all-time , or even one of the best players in the NBA . \nNo , LeBron is not in jeopardy of not being wanted , but his riskreward ratio is not nearly as positive as it once was and is getting drastically worse by the tweet . \nIt just so happened that after Irving wanted a trade , LeBron sent out a tweet giving advice to his 40 million followers to not \"let anyone ride your wave .\" \nEver since his NBA arrival on October 29 , 2003 , LeBron James has made 29 other teams desperately wish they had him . \nDo the Lakers want to disrupt their young nucleus and add LeBron to the circus that already exists with the Ball family ?",
            "output": [
                "LeBron James"
            ]
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            "input": "Sarah Shourd was freed in September and returned to the United States. Her fiance  Shane Bauer  and their friend Josh Fattal remain in prison.\n Shourd and their families have denied they did anything wrong. After her release  Shourd said they were hiking in a scenic and relatively peaceful part of northern Iraq and inadvertently crossed an unmarked border with Iran when they were arrested in July 2009.\n Iranian authorities said they freed Shourd as a humanitarian gesture because of unspecified health concerns  though the woman has since said her health is fine.\n Iran warned that it will seize the $500 000 bail posted by Shourd if she does not return for trial.\n The 32-year-old Shourd  from Oakland  California  has not disclosed any plans to return to Iran.\n She said in an interview published Oct. 31 in The New York Times that the three stepped off an unmarked dirt road and inadvertently crossed from Iraq only because a border guard of unknown nationality gestured for them to approach.",
            "output": [
                "Sarah Shourd"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "But Madrid had little interest in any exercise of Catalan self-determination. In a speech Sunday evening   Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy  pinned the blame for what happened on Catalan secessionists  who engineered the confrontation by staging what Madrid deems an illegal vote. “Today there has not been a self-determination referendum in Catalonia ”  Rajoy  declared. “The rule of law remains in force with all its strength.”\nBut although  Rajoy  thwarted the immediate prospect of independence   he  — not  his  Catalan opponents — looks like the day's big loser.  His  government took a heavy-handed line with Catalonia's secessionists in the buildup to the vote  and  Rajoy  is being slammed by opponents both inside Catalonia and elsewhere for making a mess of the proceedings.\n “Rajoy  faces an extraordinarily difficult task.  He  is adamant that it is  his  government’s fundamental duty to uphold the law and preserve the integrity of the Spanish state ” wrote Tony Barber of the Financial Times. “Yet the police’s use on Sunday of batons and rubber bullets to disrupt the referendum risks deepening the confrontation and putting off the moment when Madrid and the Catalonian authorities sit down to find a way out of the impasse.”\nCritics say  Rajoy 's own right-wing nationalist politics made it impossible to deal with Catalan secessionists  a coalition of pro-independence factions who came to power in 2015 regional elections and swiftly signaled their intent to stage the referendum. From the outset   Rajoy  treated their aspirations as both illegal and intolerable.\n Rajoy  probably has little time for Puigdemont's proclamation.  The prime minister  built  his  political reputation in the mid-2000s by fiercely opposing a Catalan charter for greater autonomy  which a Socialist government in Madrid at the time had agreed to and was later ratified by a referendum in Catalonia. In 2010  a Spanish constitutional court struck down a series of key provisions in that charter  based on an appeal filed by  Rajoy 's center-right People's Party. That  in turn  kicked off Catalan rumblings toward independence.\nBut  Rajoy  is also on rocky ground in Madrid  where  he  presides over a fragile  minority government in parliament.\nPablo Iglesias  leader of the left-wing Podemos party  tweeted against the “repressive strategy” of  Rajoy  and his allies  warning that it has “deteriorated democracy and coexistence [in Spain] to unprecedented limits.” Pedro Sánchez of the center-left Socialists called for political negotiations and seemed to blame  Rajoy  for not seeking talks earlier  saying that “doing nothing is the worst way of solving any problem.”\nNow  though  the political conversation is far more polarized. A tense standoff is in the cards in the coming weeks  with the possibility of further protests and mass strikes rocking Catalonia.  Rajoy  will have to own the crisis  and  his  opponents already have one idea of how  he  should do so.\n“ He  is a coward who does not live up to  his  state responsibilities ” said Ada Colau  Barcelona's mayor. “As a result   he  must resign.”",
            "output": [
                "Mariano Rajoy"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Some advertisers are removing their ads from  Sean Hannity 's Fox News show in response to  his  coverage of the sexual-misconduct allegations against Roy Moore  the Republican US Senate candidate in Alabama.\n The Fox News host Sean Hannity  is facing heat after several brands pulled their ads from  his  show. A wave of advertisers announced they would pull spots from \"Hannity\" following  the host 's interview on Friday with Roy Moore in which they discussed allegations that Moore engaged in sexual misconduct with a 14-year-old and pursued relationships with other teenagers when he was in his 30s. Some media observers have noted that Hannity directly asked about the allegations. But critics say Hannity went too easy on Moore — whom he supported in the Alabama Senate primary — saying he appeared to agree with a characterization of some of the conduct as \"consensual.\" Amid the left-wing media watchdog Media Matters urging sponsors to pull ads  Keurig  Realtor.com  Eloquii  23andMe  Nature's Bounty  and E-Trade all announced over the weekend that they had no plans to advertise on Hannity's Fox News show. More recently  brands such as Mercedes-Benz have jumped on the bandwagon  even as others such as MyPillow remain unfazed. Brands distancing themselves from politically or otherwise sensitive issues is nothing new. Several big-name advertisers were conspicuously absent from Megyn Kelly's interview in June with Alex Jones  the right-wing provocateur and conspiracy-monger. Similarly  in April  BMW  Mitsubishi  Hyundai  and Lexus were among the brands that pulled their ads from \"The O'Reilly Factor\" amid a wave of sexual-harassment allegations against its host  Bill O'Reilly. There has also been increasing consumer backlash to brands taking positions. But these emotional reactions are unprecedented  according to Canvs  a company that measures viewers' qualitative responses to content. It looks at all the spoken words about shows across social media and maps viewers' reactions with a range of 42 emotions. \"Unlike most emotional conversations about TV  brands have been raised to the forefront of the discussion surrounding ' Hannity  '\" a Canvs analyst told Business Insider. \"These brand-driven viewer emotional reactions are really unprecedented when you look at any show on TV.\" Still   Hannity  has seen  his  ratings jump since Fox News moved  him  to a different time slot last month.  He  was already one of the highest-rated personalities in cable news.  He  has also weathered previous boycott calls by Media Matters  partially by rallying  his  viewers and supporters  who started a #BoycottKeurig campaign over the weekend and shared videos of themselves destroying the coffee machines. On Monday  Realtor.com deleted an initial tweet about pulling the ads  and Keurig's CEO apologized for \"taking sides.\" \"The action is key because that is what will have a financial effect on  Hannity 's show  not the messaging that companies use \" said Angelo Carusone  the president of Media Matters. Carusone added that he was surprised that Realtor.com made a statement at all  considering the company is owned by Fox News' chairman  Rupert Murdoch. Business Insider asked several other brands who have advertised on  Hannity 's show over the past few months about their stances and whether they plan to do so in the future. Here are their responses: View As: One Page Slides\nHebrew National announced on Monday it was no longer advertising on  Hannity 's show. Hebrew National stated it had removed  Hannity 's show from its advertising plans on Monday afternoon. \"Our advertising is not intended to be an endorsement of or sponsorship of any particular program \" the hot dog brand posted on Twitter.\nReddi-wip and Marie Callender's — two other Conagra brands — also cut advertising. A spokesperson from Conagra Brands told Business Insider on Monday that the company had \"removed  Hannity  from our advertising plans for all Conagra brands.\" On Tuesday  a spokesperson clarified that the change had been made prior to the  Hannity  flap. \"We adjusted our media spend several months ago due to the needs of our business \" spokesperson Lanie Friedman said. \"That said  we have not run on this program since August  so our decision was not made currently and has nothing to do with this controversy.\"\nKeurig says it will no longer advertise Keurig said on Twitter that it would no longer advertise on  Hannity 's show. Many on the right called for  Hannity 's supporters to boycott Keurig. On Sunday  some people went as far as posting videos of themselves smashing their Keurig coffee machines. In a memo to employees on Monday  obtained by The Washington Post's Erik Wemple  CEO Bob Gamgort called Keurig's decision to explain its plan to \"pause\" its advertising with Hannity's show \"highly unusual\" and \"outside of company protocols.\" \"This gave the appearance of 'taking sides' in an emotionally charged debate that escalated on Twitter and beyond over the weekend  which was not our intent \" Gamgort wrote.\nRealtor.com said in a now deleted tweet: \"While we continually strategize on where we advertise on and offline  we are not currently  and will not be running TV ads on  Hannity .\"\nThe fashion brand Eloquii said in a tweet on Saturday that  Hannity  was \"blocked from our advertising list.\"\nThe DNA-testing company 23andMe said: \"We've received inquiries RE: advertising on  Hannity . We are not running TV advertising on  Hannity . We continue to closely evaluate where we advertise.\"\nThe meal-delivery service HelloFresh says it does not advertise on or around  Hannity 's shows. \"We have continuously worked with our advertising agency partners and media buyers to ensure that no HelloFresh ads are running during his programs \" a HelloFresh representative told Business Insider in an email. \"We always refresh our advertising outlets with considerations for current events which we do not condone.\"\nMyPillow said it had \"no plans to change its advertising\" on the show. The \"as seen on TV\" pillow brand isn't planning to slow its advertising push on  Hannity 's show. \"MyPillow has no plans to change its advertising \" Mike Lindell  the founder and CEO  said in an email to Business Insider.\nUntuckit said its decision not to advertise on  Hannity 's show was \"unrelated\" to news about Moore. In an email to Business Insider  Untuckit CEO Aaron Sanandres said the men's shirt brand had no plans to advertise on \" Hannity .\" \"We have not advertised on Hannity for several weeks  although unrelated to the controversy surrounding his interview with Roy Moore \" Sanandres said in an email. \"The move was part of a larger assessment of where we spend our advertising dollars. We do not have any plans to revisit this decision.\"\nDollar Shave Club announced Wednesday it had \"ceased advertising with  Sean Hannity .\" The company tweeted in reply to a someone who asked over the weekend if it supported child molesters: \"we do not condone any illegal or unethical behavior. We've ceased advertising with  Sean Hannity  and continue to review where we advertise.\"",
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            "input": "A woman says  Al Franken  pulled her in tightly and put  his  hand on her buttocks in 2010 while posing for a picture at the Minnesota State Fair  the second allegation of improper conduct against the Democrat and first involving  his  time as a senator.\nMenz's story comes days after a Los Angeles broadcaster  Leeann Tweeden  accused  Franken  of forcibly kissing her during a 2006 USO tour.  Franken  already faced a Senate ethics investigation over Tweeden's allegation  but the Menz allegation is potentially more damaging for  Franken  because it would be behavior that occurred while  he  was in office.\n Franken   a Democrat  told CNN  he  didn't remember taking the photo with Menz  but said in a statement to the network that  he  feels badly that she felt disrespected.\n\"I take thousands of photos at the state fair surrounded by hundreds of people  and I certainly don't remember taking this picture \"  Franken  told CNN. \"I feel badly that Ms. Menz came away from our interaction feeling disrespected.\"\n Franken 's office did not respond to repeated Associated Press messages seeking comment on the latest allegations.\nWith the Capitol empty due to Thanksgiving break  reaction to the latest allegations against  Franken  were muted compared to an outcry last week — and Democrats nationally and in Minnesota were silent.\nSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell  a Republican  repeated a statement from Thursday calling for an ethics investigation of  Franken . After publicly denouncing  Franken 's conduct and supporting that investigation last week  no powerful Democrats had spoken out by Monday afternoon about Menz's allegations.\nMenz said she told her husband  Jeremy Menz  and father Mark Brown about it right away. Both men affirmed that to CNN. Menz also said she posted the photo with Franken on Facebook on Aug. 27  2010  and when her sister commented on the photo  she replied: \"Dude -- Al Franken TOTALLY molested me! Creeper!\"\nFranken canceled a sold-out book festival appearance scheduled for Monday in Atlanta to speak and promote his book  \"Al Franken  Giant of the Senate.\" He hasn't appeared in public since Tweeden's allegation.",
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            "input": "Like most  but not all of us   Patrick Stewart  is enjoying apple picking season.\n He  shared a photo of  his  joyful experience on Twitter Sunday  claiming  he 's been partaking in the fall activity before it was a trend.  He 's cooler than Instagram and we all know it.\nBut  he  forgot to mention  his  other very cool activities like hanging out in space  pretending to be Adam in a Michelangelo painting  and trying to poison Snow White.\nI've been picking apples in the autumn since before it was cool to post about it on Instagram. pic.twitter.com/9hJLCwV6Fc — Patrick Stewart (@SirPatStew) October 22  2017\nWhere's  Patrick Stewart ? Hint:  He 's all the way to right.\nWho knew  he  had moves?\nHow dare  he  try to poison Snow White?",
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            "input": "WUSA-TV cites  Sheriff Michael Chapman  as saying the dispute involved was between a father and  his  19-year-old daughter. Three deputies were on scene to try to de-escalate the situation for about an hour. Things became heated when deputies followed the father upstairs in the residence to make an arrest  WUSA-TV writes.\n\"From what we can gather  and again  this is preliminary information  he reached for a gun and almost simultaneously  he was tazed  and as he was being apprehended  he managed to get several shots off \" said  Sheriff Chapman .\n Chapman  said the suspect shot a female deputy in the leg and also hit a male deputy in the arm and both legs. Both were rushed to a nearby hospital with serious  but non-life-threatening injuries. It was the third deputy who took the suspect into custody.\n.@LoudounSheriff spokesperson tells me the initial call came in shortly before 4p. Still looking into what time shots were fired.  Told Sheriff Chapman  is with the Deputies at the hospital & plans to update reporters after @wusa9 pic.twitter.com/RBn8FooNXD â Stephanie Ramirez (@RamirezReports) December 24  2017\n\"I'm just grateful  with all things being considered  that it's ... turned out as good as it has \"  Chapman  said.",
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            "input": "A Morgan Stanley analyst and Tesla bull teased a merger with  SpaceX.\nTesla  wouldn't gain any meaningful synergies from a tie-up  but  its  business would become more complicated.\nLast year   Tesla  merged with struggling SolarCity  making Elon Musk CEO of both companies. The tie-up hasn't hurt  Tesla  in 2017 as the company's stock has surged above $300 per share and the combined enterprise hit a market capitalization of over $50 billion.\nThat doesn't mean it wasn't a terrible deal.  Tesla's balance sheet  instantly became loaded up with SolarCity debt  and what had been primarily a carmaker was suddenly responsible for rolling out a new solar roof product  at a time when  it  should have been all-hands-on-deck to launch the Model 3 mass-market vehicle.\nThe Model 3 is woefully behind schedule at this point  and although the solar roof is compelling  The Solar City side of  Tesla  business isn't any more coherent than it was a year ago.\nMusk is also CEO of SpaceX  and last week Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas teased a merger with  Tesla   arguing that such a deal would yield powerful synergies. The financial mechanics of how a  SpaceX-Tesla  merger would happen are both speculative and unclear; in July  SpaceX raised $350 million  bringing it valuation to $21 billion. An IPO has long been discussed.\nBut maybe Musk doesn't want to be running another public company. He's expressed some exasperation with playing that role at  Tesla   where investors have the carmaker under constant scrutiny and short sellers are always circling like sharks. SpaceX's mission is ultimately more ambitious than Tesla's — the whole go-to-Mars thing — and the company have been wowing the the space community by routinely launching and landing rockets.\n Tesla  doesn't have enough cash to buy SpaceX outright  so investors would have to accept a largely stock-based deal  and that might make sense to many of them: since  its  own 2010 IPO   Tesla  shares have returned over 1 ooo%  and several analysts have said that the stock hundreds of dollars of upside potential from  its  current level.\nUnfortunately  a Tesla-SpaceX merger would raise a major issue: unlike SolarCity  the company wouldn't be shifting a massive amount of debt to  Tesla 's balance sheet  but it would be shifting monumental risk. Space is dauntingly expensive when everything is going right but ruinously costly when things go wrong. That's why governments  for the most part  have been the only ones aiming for large-scale goals in the final frontier.  Tesla-SpaceX  would expose  Tesla  to colossal losses at a time when  it 's already posting record negative earnings.\nOn the positive side   Tesla  would have access to  SpaceX 's goodwill with investors and  the company 's cash  around $1 billion. Nevertheless   Tesla  balance sheet would become almost incomprehensible  as auto  energy  and aerospace analysts all struggle to figure out what the diverse conglomerate — with a theoretical $70-billion market cap — is worth. It's already a challenge to independently value the car  energy  and solar businesses (the default position is to kick solar and energy down the road and rightly ascribe almost all of  Tesla 's value to cars).\nIf  Tesla  gains from a SpaceX merger   it  could be the deal of the decade. SpaceX investors would potentially receive a much fatter payout (if they think  Tesla  has tremendous long-terms prospects)  and Musk would be able to neatly avoid the pressure to handle two rounds of quarterly financial reporting and a whole new batch of prognosticators and short-sellers.\nOn the other hand  merging with SpaceX could yield almost zero synergies — the car business and the aerospace industry might look similar but they're actually radically different — and add so much risk and volatility to  Tesla  already risky and volatile business that  Tesla  shares could get hammered and  the company  would see  its  access to capital reduced at precisely the wrong time.\nIf I were betting  I'd say that  Tesla  and SpaceX actually will merge  perhaps against some heavy SpaceX investors complaints.  Tesla  got away with  it  on SolarCity  Musk detests being the CEO of a public company  and SpaceX is really his baby. And  Tesla  stock has become a super currency  opening up all manner of financial options.\nFinally  the long stock-market rally that we've experienced in the aftermath of the financial crisis can last forever.  Tesla  got in early and has benefitted enormously. SpaceX might not be so lucky. The biggest risk to  the company  might be that despite its triumphs  it would be out there by itself nad subject to market forces that have nothing to do with its mission.\nA merger with  Tesla  would save Musk from having to pull a SolarCity  Part Deux  and ride to rescue if SpaceX gets in trouble.\nGet the latest  Tesla  stock price here.",
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                "Tesla"
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            "input": "\"If a guy comes in and he looks like a hunter and he talks like a hunter then you get a pretty good feel for it \" says  Gus Gillespie  from behind the counter at the Alaska Fur Exchange.\n Gillespie  got into the horn and hide trade several decades ago after years with the Navy and as an engineer in the oil fields on Alaska's North Slope. Now he and his wife run the Fur Exchange  where on any given day  just past the rows of wolf and opossum pelts  are piles of antlers jumbled up like waist-high tumbleweeds. On the ground are plastic bins filled with spiky tines and plates sawed down into palm-sized strips. It is an astounding volume of animal matter.\n\"As far as antler  it's either crap and we don't want it  or it's really  really nice \"  Gillespie  says with a laugh.\nThe four or five years since antler chews have become more popular with his customers have been good for  Gillespie 's business. Instead of trading predominantly in the large  high-end antlers favored by artisans and collectors  the store can now buy more medium-sized products to cut down into the chews they stock in baskets by the register.\nBut he has turned sellers away if he thinks the source material might have been illegally obtained.  Gillespie  points to the pervasive presence of substance abuse  and says  he  and  his  staff look for whether a person seems drunk  high  or in withdrawal as they assess a potential purchase.\n\"If it's questionable  we don't do anything with it for a while \"  he  says. They might tell someone to come back in a few hours  pulling images of the person or their license plate from the numerous security cameras mounted around the store  sharing the information with police.\nBut anyone  he  turns away can just go to Craigslist—where every day in Alaska  plenty of people promise in all caps to pay up to $50 a pound in cash for antlers. And once they're cut down into the small chunks sold over the counter  nobody can really say whether they were stolen or not.",
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                "Gus Gillespie"
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            "input": "The Trump administration is backing off plans to allow offshore oil and gas exploration in the waters surrounding Florida  according to a statement released by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke Tuesday evening.\nI had predicted that the pushback from Scott  Rubio  and other GOP members of Floridaâs Congressional delegation â several of whom have been staunch supporters of the President â made it a lot less likely that any offshore drilling in Florida waters would be approved  and  Zinke  specifically cited Scottâs opposition to the plan as influencing his departmentâs decision:\nRead my full statement on taking #Florida off the table for offshore oil and gas. Local voice matters. pic.twitter.com/fJhv0p0CDC â Secretary Ryan Zinke (@SecretaryZinke) January 9  2018\nâI support [Gov. Scottâs] position that Florida is unique and its coasts are heavily reliant on tourism as an economic driver. As a resultâ¦I am removing Florida from consideration for any new oil and gas platforms â wrote  Zinke   adding âLocal voice mattersâ to his tweet.\nScott retweeted another post by  Zinke   clearly pleased.\nAfter talking with @FLGovScott  I am removing #Florida from the draft offshore plan. pic.twitter.com/lZIfdCDNOR â Secretary Ryan Zinke (@SecretaryZinke) January 9  2018",
            "output": [
                "Ryan Zinke"
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            "input": "Jordan Howard  followed up  his  1 313-yard rookie season with 1 122 yards.  He  had an outside shot at the NFL’s rushing title early in December but faded in the final three games with only 90 yards on 41 carries.  He  became the first back in franchise history to begin  his  career with consecutive 1 000-yard seasons and amassed 2 000 career rushing yards faster than any back in club history  getting there in 24 games. The great Walter Payton needed 26 games.\nRoll call: Jordan Howard (signed through 2019)  Tarik Cohen (signed through 2020)  Benny Cunningham (unrestricted free agent)  Taquan Mizzell (signed through 2019)  FB Michael Burton (signed through 2018).\n2018 salary-cap figures:  Howard  $692 005  Cohen $713 914  Mizzell $555 000  Burton $705 000.\n2017 season review:  Howard  had five 100-yard games and has never been better than  he  was during the 27-24 overtime victory against the Ravens in Baltimore on Oct. 15.  He  carried a career-high 36 times for 167 yards and put the Bears in position for the game-winning field goal.  Howard  likely would have been more effective through the season  but the coaching staff seemed conflicted as to what it wanted to achieve on certain weeks.  Howard  had four games in which  he  received 10 carries or fewer and only six games in which  he  had 20 or more carries. The Bears realized that  Howard  needed a solid workload throughout a game to really get  him  lathered up  but then that approach failed to account for Cohen. Mixing it all together was a struggle because at the end of the season the Bears ran only 934 offensive plays — 31st in the league. To put that in perspective  they were about 70 snaps behind teams that ranked in the middle of the pack  so a little more than four per game. Not that big of a deal over the course of the season  but 25 more handoffs to  Howard  could have meant another 100-plus yards  right?\n Howard  now has 12 career 100-yard games  which ties  him  with the Cowboys’ ’ Ezekiel Elliott for the most over the last two seasons. It also puts  Howard  seventh in franchise history behind Payton 77  Matt Forte 24  Gale Sayers 20  Neal Anderson 14  Rick Casares 13 and Thomas Jones 13. The Bears are only 5-7 in games in which  Howard  tops 100 yards  but when you consider their record when  he ’s held under 100 is 8-24  you see the value.\nThe biggest issue for  Howard  is it’s hard to call  him  a complete back.  He ’s never going to be Forte  who set the NFL record for receptions in a season by a back with 102 in 2014. But  Howard  would be much more dangerous if  he  was a more consistent threat as a receiver.  He  caught only 23 passes for 125 yards (six fewer receptions and 173 fewer yards than  he  produced as a rookie). Nine running backs topped 1 000 rushing yards this season and every one had more receptions than  Howard ’s 23. In fact  the average was 58. (Chiefs rookie running back Kareem Hunt had 53). Over the last five seasons there have been 53 1 000-yard seasons in the NFL. Only six of those 53 produced fewer catches than  Howard ’s 23 this year:\nThe outlier on this list is Gurley. He has had 107 receptions in the two seasons since that low output as a rookie.  Howard ’s inability to make more plays in the passing game — and  he  was tied for ninth in the league with five dropped passes (and  he  was targeted only 32 times) — is holding his game back. He’s been terrific running the ball and just might be poised for greater things under new coach Matt Nagy (more on that in a little bit)  but he has been deficient in the passing game.",
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            "input": "BOGOTA  Colombia (AP) —  U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson  said Tuesday  he  is encouraged by Colombia's efforts to slash the amount of cocaine produced in the South American nation but cautioned that \"we need to see results.\"\nIn a joint appearance with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos   Tillerson  said that as a primary consumer of illicit drugs the U.S. shares a responsibility in combatting the narcotics trade and will continue to support Colombia's efforts.\n His  conciliatory remarks came months after President Donald Trump threatened to decertify Colombia as a partner in the war against drugs unless the nation reversed a record surge in cocaine production.\n\"We need to see the metrics going in the right way  \" Tillerson  said. \"That's all President Trump wants as well.\"\nSantos defended Colombia's work in reducing coca production  telling  Tillerson  that the nation has forcibly eradicated 54 000 hectares of the crop and signed collective agreements with 120 000 families to substitute coca.\n Tillerson  is on a five-nation tour of the region that thus far has been dominated by concerns about Venezuela's mounting political and economic crisis.\nLast week   Tillerson  remarked in a speech at the University of Texas that throughout the course of Latin America's history it has often been the military that has stepped in to \"manage a peaceful transition.\" On Sunday   Tillerson  said the U.S. is considering restricting oil sales from Venezuela.\nBoth remarks drew swift rebuke from Venezuelan officials  who accuse  Tillerson  of using his trip to increase pressure on governments around the region to join the U.S. in what they call a \"perverse plan of aggressions against Venezuela.\"\nDuring his stop in Colombia   Tillerson  said the U.S. would consider re-allocating resources earmarked to address Venezuela's humanitarian ordeal to help Venezuelans who fled and are now in Colombia.\n\"We are all heartbroken by what we see happening in Venezuela \"  Tillerson  said. \"And we are also heartbroken to see the impact it is having in Colombia.\"",
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            "input": "When you think of  Lincoln   you don't think of Southern California.\nBut  Lincoln  is in the midst of a major comeback  copiously funded by Ford  with the goal of reinventing the luxury brand  which has been around since 1917.\nNow  the brand  has undertaken one of  its  most brash moves to date by opening a sumptuous \"Experience Center\" at an upscale mall in Newport Beach.\nNot that it was always so. In the 1950s and '60s   Lincoln  and Cadillac were huge in SoCal. But the '70s and '80s changed all that.\n Lincoln  wants to restore that vanished glory. In the latest chapter of the comeback   the brand  has authored what  it 's calling the \" Lincoln  Way \" a unified set of services and values that  it  hopes will change hearts and minds.  The Lincoln Way  enhances and extends the brand's \"Black Label\" offering  which provides personalized shopping with dedicated personnel.\n\"In North America   Lincoln Black Label  offers the ultimate expression of  Lincoln  style and substance \" the automaker said in a statement.\n\" The Lincoln Way  builds off the success of  Lincoln Black Label  with outstanding levels of personalized  effortless solutions delivered with a human touch \" Ford said.",
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            "input": "Thuzio  is a company that will give you (and your guests) access to intimate events with legends from the entertainment and business world.\nCoupling client events with  Thuzio  creates \"unique  must-do (and often  once-in-a-lifetime) experiences that help build stronger client relationships and  ultimately  generate business.\"\nWell  now you actually can (and for a lower price than what you would think). Thanks to  Thuzio   you can buy tickets to intimate events centered around legends of the entertainment and business world.\nAs some members have reported   Thuzio  has given them a noticeable edge when it comes to client development.\nDuring  the Thuzio Game Watch event   my client’s friend asked me to manage his investments. Undoubtedly   the event  provided me an opportunity to impress my client and his guests  and now I have new business. Thuzio Executive Club is a very different way of interacting and entertaining clients and I am so impressed. — Robert O'Hara  CFP  Merrill Lynch\n Thuzio  has taken my client development efforts to another level. Coupling my client events with Thuzio’s A-level talent creates unique  must-do (and often  once-in-a-lifetime) experiences that help build stronger client relationships and  ultimately  generate business. — Mike Rupe  Partner  King & Spalding\nYou can treat prospective clients to something actually memorable that they might not be able to get elsewhere. And from a logistical standpoint  it allows you not only ample  inspirational topics to speak with them about but also takes the pressure of performing off of you  at least for a good amount of the time. You orchestrate a wonderful experience for guests  but the legwork falls on  Thuzio .\n Thuzio  is also a pretty valuable tool for smaller companies that are looking to wow on a scale that matches larger players. While you might not be able to find it in your budget to lock your startup into a membership with them for the year  individual tickets might be more attainable at about $200 a head  and certainly more \"bang for your buck\" than other options. While big names like J.P. Morgan  UBS  Wall Street Journal  Fidelity  and BlackRock have memberships with  Thuzio   single-purchase tickets open the door for smaller companies to play on a larger field.\nIf you're looking for a way to separate yourself from the pack or want to deliver something more unforgettable than the typical dinner meeting   Thuzio  is here to help. And it's certainly cheaper than paying Lawrence Taylor to come to your home for a game of pick-up.\nHere's how  Thuzio  events work and how you can get tickets to  them :",
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            "input": "MANILA (Reuters) - China’s agreement to begin discussions with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) on the fine print of a code of conduct framework for the disputed South China Sea will be a “stabilizer” for the region   Chinese Premier Li Keqiang  said.\n Chinese Premier Li Keqiang  attends the 20th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Plus Three (APT) Commemorative Summit on the sideline of the 31st Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit in Manila on November 14  2017. REUTERS/Noel Celis/Pool\n“We hope the talks on the code of conduct will bolster mutual understanding and trust. We will strive under the agreement  to reach a consensus on achieving early implementation of the code of conduct ”  Li  said  according to a transcript of  his  speech released by China’s Foreign Ministry on Tuesday.\n Li  didn’t give a timeframe  but said  he  hoped this move would be a “stabilizer” for the region.",
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            "input": "Ogard and the co-founder of Barbie Savior  Emily Worrall  hope that the guide will make young volunteers and travelers more aware of what they're posting. Advice in the ten-point checklist includes: Be respectful of different cultures and traditions  avoid sweeping generalizations  challenge perceptions.\n Worrall  recalls  her  own experience a decade ago. When  she  was 17   she  went on a volunteer trip to Uganda.  She  shared photos of  herself  and the orphans  she  was helping with  her  family and friends. They showered  her  with praise. \"They told me  'Wow  you're doing such amazing work.' They put me on a pedestal \"  she  says. At the time   she  didn't consider the children's privacy or vulnerability. Years later  it became inspiration for this Barbie Savior post:\nOgard and  Worrall  don't want the guidelines to discourage volunteers from posting photos on social media. They just want photo-takers to reflect on what they're sharing. Ask for a subject's consent  they say. Show your social followers something different.\nIf you need inspiration   Worrall  says  check out some of the positive imagery from charities that received a Golden Radiator award in Radi-Aid's annual contest for the best and worst charity ads. These ads  like those from an NGO called Mama Hope  show local people actively engaged in helping others in their community.\nIf you're staying with a family in a low-income environment and they allow you to take a photo with their children  use it as a \"great opportunity to challenge stereotypes \"  Worrall  says. That might mean providing details and context — names  locations  personal stories — in an extended caption on social media.\nAnd if a child gets excited when they see you pull out your tablet or smartphone and ask to take a photo with you  that doesn't mean it's OK to do so. \"It's a cop out to say  well  they want it \"  Worrall  says. \"A child can't make that kind of decision.\"",
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            "input": "Tom Misch Floats Under A Frozen Lake  In 'Water Baby' Video Watch a video premiere from the London-based producer and singer.\n Tom Misch  is a U.K.-based beatmaker well known among fans for  his  prowess behind the boards. But in 2018  the 22-year-old stalwart doing  his  best to show off the many facets of  his  artistry. That includes pushing  his  sound  booking U.S. tour dates and releasing an adventurous music video in which  he  does  his  own aquatic stunts.\nFor \"Water Baby \" Misch  rapper Loyle Carner and a few double-jointed dancers show off the beauty and hostility of nature in the wintry wild. At one point in the Georgia Hudson-directed clip   Misch  floats just under the ice sheets of a frozen lake. The image is concerning  but beautiful; there is a serenity in  Misch 's body language as  he  sings.\n\"I'm a keen swimmer and love surfing  so that kind of inspired the song  \" Misch  tells NPR. \"Me and Loyle chatted about ideas for the video and he mentioned he had been talking to Georgia  who had directed some of his previous videos  about a concept they had in mind involving a lake and a dancer. The three of us got on a call to talk through the idea and it all came together. It was a tough one to shoot  but was all worthwhile.\"",
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            "input": "It’s always the anniversary of something or other. In November  we have the Russian Revolution and the Balfour Declaration  and this week marks the 500th year since  Martin Luther  challenged the Catholic Church with  his  95 theses. Given the loopy Zeitgeist of our times  I should rush into the street and mark the occasion by defacing Protestant churches with the customary red paint of protest. Luther  after all  was more than the creator of Protestantism. He was also a rotten anti-Semite.\nBut does  Luther  also deserve a splash of red? The evidence is pretty shocking  not to mention definitive. In 1543   he  published “On the Jews and Their Lies ” in which  he  called my ancestors “base and whoring people” full of the “devil’s feces . . . they wallow in like swine.”\n He  had all sorts of ideas for what to do with the Jews  including the wholesale liquidation of their synagogues  even homes  and a ban on the teaching of their rabbis “on pain of loss of life and limb.”\nTo be sure  Luther’s Jew-hatred was typical for the time  but  Luther himself  was hardly typical.  He  was a powerful  colloquial writer  and  his  words surely had some effect.  He  was the founder of a church  or a movement  that now numbers nearly 1 billion.\nBut more pertinently   he  provided a religious imprimatur to German anti-Semitism  which culminated in the Holocaust.  Luther  was often cited by the Nazis  but it would be wrong to blame  him  alone for the murder of 6 million souls.\nAs far as I’m concerned   Luther  is a flawed figure. I can appreciate — even applaud —  his  reforms  but they mean little to  me . Nevertheless  I spare  him  the red paint because I know  his  Jew-hatred is hugely negligible compared with the Reformation  he  initiated and  not insignificantly  the role  he  played in encouraging literacy.  He  wrote in German  not Latin  and like the Hebrews  he  so despised   he  interposed no one between man and God. One had to read the Bible.\nI pick and choose  my symbolic can of red paint always at the ready. But when it comes to those Confederate generals  they unambiguously stand for slavery  racism and the vile nostalgia for the so-called Lost Cause that prompted the erection of so many memorials. I cherish my Bach  feel bully about T.R. and acknowledge the immense importance of Martin Luther. He did more good than bad.",
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            "input": "The media-savvy special prosecutors have colluded with the Fourth Estate to try — and convict — Paxton in the court of public opinion long before the case even comes to trial.  Wice  in particular is an aspiring media celebrity  serving as a TV “legal analyst” on Houston’s Channel 2 (KPRC) since 2003. Think of a male version of Nancy Grace or Greta Van Susteren — a Dan Abrams wannabe. One profile described the bombastic  Wice  as a “media magnet” who “never shies away from the spotlight.” The KPRC website brags that\nBeginning the very day  Schaffer  and Wice were appointed by Becker  the prosecutors were in contact with the media  shamelessly promoting themselves by mass distributing press statements and publicity photos.  Schaffer  and  Wice  obviously intended to milk the case for all the news coverage they could get  for two self-serving reasons: to poison the well of public opinion against Paxton  and to generate free advertising to attract future clients. Neither motive is ethical for a special prosecutor. Yet   Wice  has conceded that pretrial media coverage “impacts the way potential jurors view our client’s case long before they are ushered into the courtroom for voir dire. Being able to effectively represent your client on the courthouse steps can be every bit as important as representing them inside the courtroom.”\nMoreover   Wice  once cynically acknowledged the economic benefits of making media appearances  informing fellow lawyers that “appearing on TV is client development — free advertising — that might well yield future business. And you never can tell what that one local  or  with a bit of good fortune  national TV appearance  can do for you or your practice.” Exploiting the media  in other words  is the latest form of ambulance chasing. “Celebrity” attorneys  like the Kardashians  are famous for being famous.\nIn that vein  Schaffer and Wice continued a steady stream of self-aggrandizing communications with the press corps during the “investigation” and grand jury phases  despite the strict secrecy associated with the grand jury process. The special prosecutors had numerous communications (by email and telephone) with the New York Times’ reporter early in the case  following which the NYT reported Paxton’s indictment on August 1  2015  before the indictment was even unsealed. Was this national media scoop a coincidence? The special prosecutors were the obvious source of the highly-unprofessional leak  but the press corps gratefully reciprocated by uncritically reporting  Wice ’s spin as “news.”\nIn addition to regularly sending eager reporters status updates and copies of pleadings and orders  on at least two occasions  Wice  circulated to the media Paxton’s annual Personal Financial Statement  presumably to encourage reporters to scrutinize the donors to Paxton’s legal defense fund — a wholly improper purpose. In an even more egregious breach of propriety   Wice  emailed a copy of Paxton’s booking “mugshot” to his KPRC colleague  reporter Phil Archer  shortly after Paxton was released on bail. The only word to describe this type of conduct is “sleazy.”\nIntemperately denouncing Paxton’s legal arguments as “frivolous” and “clearly baseless ” the special prosecutors’ tone toward Paxton dripped with contempt as they delivered sound bites to groveling reporters on deadline. When asked by a reporter about a new attorney joining the Paxton defense team to deal with the federal civil case (which was ultimately dismissed with prejudice)   Schaffer  sarcastically responded “Never heard of him. Looks like we set off the Lawyer Relief Act…” When a prominent Paxton supporter wrote an op-ed in the Midland Reporter-Telegram  criticizing the indictment  the thin-skinned prosecutors immediately issued a florid press statement — presumably on the taxpayers’ nickel — condemning the piece as a “rant” containing “lies bathed in the cologne of half-truths  fabrications and disinformation.”\nMimicking the prosecutors’ flippant and unprofessional tone  some reporters began running stories with shockingly-unbalanced headlines  such as “Another Day  Another Idiotic Ken Paxton Motion ” which  Schaffer  and Wice gleefully circulated to their media contacts  with the message “I love it.” If media outlets did not parrot the prosecutors’ swaggering narrative  they were cut off from “insider access.”\nThis incestuous arrangement likely explains why the Dallas Morning News  which was closely following the Paxton case  never reported the bombshell mentioned in Part 2 — that  Schaffer  was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in a federal RICO case against the leader of the Bandidos motorcycle gang — a revelation that would have greatly tarnished the special prosecutors’ undeserved Boy Scout image — which McGaughy had gone to extraordinary lengths to burnish.\nThis apparently referred to Paxton’s retention of a defense team that included Dan Cogdell and Philip Hilder  with respect to whom  Schaffer  and Wice issued polite public statements.\nThe hundreds of email exchanges between the prosecutors and reporters (McGaughy in particular) are clearly collusive. With the avid cooperation of the press corps  for two and a half years  Schaffer  and Wice have been busy smearing Paxton through leaks and planted stories  all while risibly claiming to be “seeking justice on behalf of the people of Texas.”\nTo re-cap this series: The baseless  politicized prosecution of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has been a travesty on many levels. Following the recusal of Collin County District Attorney Greg Willis  the matter should not have been referred to mercenary “special prosecutors” for investigation;  Schaffer  (the unindicted co-conspirator in a RICO case) and Wice (an incorrigible diva) were not suitable for the assignment in any event; the open-ended compensation arrangement agreed to by Judge Scott Becker was both unlawful and foolhardy; the grand jury indictment improperly obtained by the unscrupulous prosecutors amounts to fabricated felonies — made-up crimes never previously prosecuted in a Texas court; the overtly-biased George Gallagher presided over the case as a farcical kangaroo court; changing the venue of the case to Harris County was an absurd and outrageous denial of due process to Paxton; et cetera  ad infinitum.",
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            "input": "Campillo  and  his  co-writer Philippe Mangeot were both involved with ACT UP Paris in the early 1990s  when the film is set  and they drew on their experiences in scripting the movie. That authenticity shines through constantly—this is a film that operates on a granular level and finds real tension in debates over the meaning and manner of dissent. As an ode to the gay community  Beats Per Minute is necessarily insular and sometimes claustrophobic  a reminder of a time not long ago when the AIDS crisis was both roundly ignored and deeply stigmatized.\nAll of the most riveting human drama in Robin Campillo’s Beats Per Minute takes place in a cramped lecture hall somewhere in Paris  at the site of a weekly meeting of the city’s chapter of the HIV-AIDS advocacy group ACT UP. This is an epic period film about that small room  filled with dozens of activists who helped shape a global conversation  and their story is heartbreakingly relevant to the ways people think about protest to this day. Beats Per Minute is 140 minutes long  and the majority of that running time is devoted to those crowded discussions—but every second is full of life.\nThe first meeting in the film starts with the ACT UP member Eva (Aloïse Sauvage) giving a straightforward eulogy for a founding member of the chapter who recently died of AIDS-related complications. Her tone is not without emotion  nor is it resigned  but you get the impression it’s the sort of speech she’s had to give many times before. That hint of realism turns even mundane  clerical exchanges into something riveting. Rather than simply using these organizing meetings to deliver blank expositional dialogue   Campillo  lets them run on and on  forcing viewers to engage with the nitty-gritty of the issue rather than concentrate on its lurid aspects.\nNot that the director shies away from more sensational moments. The scenes of direct action are surprising  enervating  and occasionally shocking as the group finds what lines they’re willing to push up against and others they’re prepared to fully cross.  Campillo  also shows  his  heroes dancing at clubs  marching in pride parades  and falling in love with each other. But whether  he ’s focusing on the political or the personal   he  never zooms out  giving an impression of just how isolated the gay-rights activist community might have felt in the early ’90s.",
            "output": [
                "Robin Campillo"
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            "input": "The draft plan -- put together by a task force of EU finance ministers  EU President Herman Van Rompuy and ECB chief Jean-Claude Trichet -- was published Thursday.\n Crucially  it includes a disclaimer that Trichet \"does not subscribe to all elements\" of the proposed economic governance package.\nECB chief Jean-Claude Trichet -- was published Thursday.\n Crucially  it includes a disclaimer that Trichet \"does not subscribe to all elements\" of the proposed economic governance package.\n An ECB spokesman declined to say what parts Trichet does not endorse.",
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            ]
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            "input": "But once the data is downloaded  it has to be analyzed. And that’s where  Booz  and the other contractors that surround the NSA come in.\n Booz Allen Hamilton  is one of the NSA’s most important and trusted contractors. It’s involved in virtually every aspect of intelligence and surveillance  from advising top officials on how to integrate the 16 U.S. spy agencies to detailed analysis of signals intelligence  imagery and other critical collections technologies. I first introduced Booz’s intelligence business in a 2007 profile in Salon when President Bush appointed Michael McConnell  a Booz veteran and former NSA director  to be director of national intelligence ( he ’s now back at  Booz ).\nAmong other secret projects   Booz  was deeply involved in “Total Information Awareness ” the controversial data-mining project run for the Bush administration by former National Security Adviser John Poindexter that was outlawed by Congress in 2003.\nAnother major presence at NSA’s Business Park is SAIC. Like  Booz   it stands like a private colossus across the whole intelligence industry. Of its 42 000 employees  more than 20 000 hold U.S. government security clearances  making it one of the largest private intelligence services in the world. “SAIC provides a full suite of intelligence  surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) and cybersecurity solutions across a broad spectrum of national security programs ” it claims on its website.",
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            "input": "Supporters of the Syrian regime rejected any link to a chemical weapons strike. They claimed the reports were fabricated by terrorist groups in Idlib and suggested the fatalities were the result of an explosion at a supposed al-Qaeda chemical weapons factory. Russian authorities  whose warplanes are flying in support of the regime  said they had not conducted a strike in the area around the town. But the broader international reaction was vehement — and put the blame squarely on  Syrian President Bashar al-Assad .\nSuch strikes are a regime tactic to further demoralize the flagging rebellion. \" Assad  calculates  reasonably  that military dynamics play in  his  favor. By using chemical weapons and other weapons   he  is demonstrating the powerlessness of international actors \" Emile Hokayem  a Middle East analyst at the International Institute for Strategic Studies  told The Washington Post.\n\"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people  including women and children  is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world \" said White House press secretary Sean Spicer. \"These heinous actions by the Bashar al-Assad regime are a consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution.\"\nIt's seemingly a bizarre line of attack for the Trump administration to choose. In 2013  the Obama administration contemplated a military response after a suspected regime chemical weapons attack on rebel-held districts in the suburbs of Damascus killed more than 1 000 people. The mounting international pressure at the time compelled  Assad  to agree to eliminate its chemical weapons program.\nThe fact that Obama chose to back off from confronting the  Assad  regime  which allegedly used chemical weapons numerous times in the years since  will forever haunt the former president's legacy. Much of the Washington foreign policy establishment has excoriated him for it. But Trump in 2013 — then a private citizen with the same itchy Twitter finger — was opposed to American intervention in Syria.\nThe irony is that Trump's position on the Syrian conflict isn't that far removed from Obama's — although it's more conspicuous in its indifference to the plight of Syrian refugees. The previous administration called for  Assad 's departure  but it did little to actually push for regime change  fearing that any deeper involvement in the Syrian conflict would risk the sort of blowback and chaos that rocked Iraq after the 2003 U.S. invasion. Trump  meanwhile  has insisted on multiple occasions that he is not interested in nation-building in the Middle East or dictating regime change. His lieutenants indicated as recently as last week that the White House does not prioritize removing  Assad  from power.",
            "output": [
                "Bashar al-Assad"
            ]
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            "input": "Jose Abreu  is building an impressive collection of souvenir baseballs.\nThe White Sox first baseman kept the ball he hit for a triple to complete his first cycle earlier this month  and on Saturday night he added another for his trophy case.  Abreu  became the third player in major-league history to begin  his  career with four seasons of 25-plus home runs and 100-plus RBIs.\n\"It feels good to get this goal  this accomplishment  \" Abreu  said through a team interpreter following the Sox's 8-2 loss to the Royals at Guaranteed Rate Field. \"It's very special for  me  (and) for my family too. I want to thank the White Sox organization for the opportunity  (manager Rick Renteria)  my teammates and all the guys that have been supporting me through my career  especially this year.\n Abreu  joined some impressive company: Joe DiMaggio (1936-39) and Albert Pujols (2001-04).\n\"Every time that your name is around two of the greatest people in baseball you have to feel good because that means that you have done something special \" said  Abreu   who has been playing through a shin injury.\n Abreu 's celebration was muted by the loss  which snapped a modest two-game winning streak.  Abreu  knocked in both runs against Royals starter Danny Duffy with a first-inning single that scored rookie Yoan Moncada for  Abreu 's 99th RBI and a groundout to third that drove in Willy Garcia in the seventh. That gave Sox players a reason to celebrate during a game — and a season — without a whole lot of highlights.\n\"As much as all the different things are going on for us as a team and as an organization  you still have one guy that continues to be now for the fourth season a part of an elite class \" Renteria said. \"Everybody was feeling it for ( Abreu ).\"\nThe Sox's bullpen imploded  as the Royals scored three in the seventh and two in the eighth to put the game out of reach. All that remained was  Abreu 's chance at history  and  he  got it when  he  came to the plate with the bases loaded and one out in the seventh and delivered the run-scoring grounder.\n\"This is a reward for the effort and all the work you put in for preparation for your season \"  Abreu  said. \"It's special when you get this kind of result and consistency in your stats. This organization  maybe we are not in the position we want to be right now as a team  but I know that better times are to come.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jose Abreu"
            ]
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            "input": "Laos would promote cooperation with China's Yunnan Province to intensify the relations between the two sides  Laotian President Choummaly Saygnasone said Monday.\nThe northern provinces of Laos were \"confident\" of the prospects of the cooperation with Yunnan  said Choummaly when he met Bai Enpei  secretary of the Communist Party of China Yunnan Provincial Committee in Kunming  capital of the southwest province.\nThe cooperation between northern Laos and Yunnan had begun to function in recent years  thanks to convenient communication  Choummaly said.\n\"The friendship of cooperation between Laos and Yunnan is certain to be consolidated  with joint efforts of the two sides \" he said.\nBai said Yunnan would like to further cooperation and exchanges with Laos  based on the existing achievements.\n\"Cooperation between Yunnan and Laos is undergoing sound development \" he said.",
            "output": [
                "Choummaly Saygnasone"
            ]
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            "input": "The uniformed members of the Bellefontaine Neighbors Police Department were injured in an encounter with a gunman around 7:15 a.m. local time  but expected to survive  according to Sgt.  Shawn McGuire of the St. Louis County Police Department.\n  McGuire  said the incident began when the department received a call Wednesday night about shots fired in the suburb. Police were unable to locate the person related to the report  but they remained in the area overnight near a residence where they thought the shots potentially came from.\nIn the morning  police received a call from a neighbor who saw someone leave the house. Two officers located the individual  a 37-year-old man  walking down the street and tried to have a dialogue with him  according to  McGuire .\nThe officers ultimately attempted to take the man into custody and a scuffle ensued. At some point  the man took out a firearm and shot the officers   McGuire  said.\nBallistic vests worn by the officers blocked the rounds of gunfire but they still suffered some injuries. Both were hospitalized for treatment and evaluation  according to  McGuire .\nThe firearm used to shoot the officers has not yet been recovered   McGuire  said. The St. Louis County Police Department was on scene assisting with the barricaded suspect.",
            "output": [
                "Shawn McGuire"
            ]
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            "input": "Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar  said they were called to a trailer park just before 11 a.m. in Schertz  Texas  a suburb of San Antonio. During the course of the investigation  police said they came across a woman in her 30s trying to break into a trailer. When confronted  police said she claimed to have a gun and threatened to shoot them.\n\"The suspect indicated to the deputies  'I have a weapon  I'm going to shoot you.' At that point  she actually brandished the weapon toward the deputy  \" Salazar  said during a Thursday evening press conference.\nThe suspect fled into the woods   Salazar  said  where the officers gave chase. They eventually opened fire on the woman  who was struck several times and killed  while she stood on the porch of a trailer  police said.\n\"I can definitively tell you that myself and the deputies involved  not a single one of us who wouldn't trade places with this child if we could \"  Salazar  said.\n Salazar  said late Thursday that officers had yet to find the gun the woman allegedly pointed at officers.",
            "output": [
                "Javier Salazar"
            ]
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            "input": "AMANDA KLUDT: Hi  Kelly.\n KLUDT :  She  was at a party in New Orleans. And he was being sexually suggestive to  her  throughout the party. But then at one point  someone spills wine on  her  shirt  and he tried to mop it up with his hands. But it obviously wasn't in a friendly way. It was in a much more sexual way.\n KLUDT : Sure. We had someone who had worked for  him  in a short capacity. And she ran into  him  at an industry event  and  he  groped her as well.  He  was visibly intoxicated. And she went to check on  him   and  he  lunged at both of her breasts with  his  hands. We have another person who worked for  him . And she was cooking in tight conditions with  him   and she had to straddle  him  in order to exit the kitchen to go to the bathroom. And we just heard a lot of other similar reports of this kind of behavior and more subtle sexual harassment.\nKLUDT: I mean  he's the biggest chef in the food industry as far as I can tell. He has TV shows. He has restaurants around the country. His company brings in almost $250 million in profits a year. He's also a big face for charities. He's a big face for the (RED) charity. He has a lot of different interests in a lot of different areas.\nKLUDT: We told them about our report on Wednesday  so that's when they first heard from us. They told us that they had an internal complaint about him in October and said that that was the first official complaint that they'd received from an employee. So I'm not sure if they've had more or not  but that's what they said to us.\n KLUDT :  He  sent an apology to us that was pretty thorough.  He  said -  he  didn't deny really much of anything.  He  said it sounded like  him  and that  he  was going to immediately step away from the day-to-day operations of  his  businesses. And then the company said that they take these matters very seriously  and they are going to up their training. They're going to bring in an outside firm to help with training. And then ABC's \"The Chew\" immediately said they didn't want to work with  him  while they investigate this.\n KLUDT : Absolutely. I mean  he's just one of many chefs that we've received tips about. He was the one that we started looking into first. But we have a lot more that we need to start looking at now.\nMCEVERS:  Amanda Kludt  is editor-in-chief of Eater  which broke the story of multiple sexual misconduct allegations against Mario Batali. Thank you very much.\nKLUDT: Thank you  Kelly.",
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            "input": "Greg Zanis  first heard the news about the Las Vegas shooting when an employee from ArchAngels Biorecovery showed up at  his  door around 7:30 Monday morning with a check from the Aurora clean-up company for $1 200.\nThe donation was gas money for  Zanis  so  he  could take a pick-up truck filled with crosses to Las Vegas  where at least 59 people have been killed and more than 500 wounded after a gunman opened fire at an outdoor Jason Aldean concert on Sunday evening.\n\"At first  when  he  told me what happened  I didn't believe  him  \" said  Zanis  of  his  early-morning visitor. \"And then I just cried.\"\nIt wasn't long before the phone calls started coming in to  his  home on Church Road. From the media  of course. And more importantly  from the mayor's office in Las Vegas  asking Zanis to bring his unique anti-violence crusade to the desert city that has become the latest — and sadly  the largest — mass murder site in this country.\n Zanis  is hoping that by Wednesday morning — after  he 's received the identities and photos of the victims and attached them to the crosses —  he  will be ready to head to Vegas  where the crosses will be planted on Sunday.  Zanis  says  he 's already made a trip to the local pantry to get the food  he  will need for the trip. Money is tight  as always  but having made more than 20 000 crosses since this crusade began 20 years ago — all of them chronicled in more than 77 notebooks  Haas noted — the retired carpenter always finds a way to create the white crosses and get them to their destinations.",
            "output": [
                "Greg Zanis"
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            "input": "By comparing the responses from both Romney and Gingrich , it is evident that Mitt knows much more about the housing market then Newt does . \nMitt is good at this , too , as mentioned before except he just has to avoid sounding too much like a businessman that he is . \nAnd , once he 's gotten that point across , policy professional Mitt flips the subject around , landing with an attack on Newt 's ties to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac . \nBut , then again , Mitt just had to sit back and let his rivals self-implode on their own -LRB- do n't worry , we put in the Rick Perry \"Oops\" video after the jump -RRB- . \nHe may have completely -LRB- and blatantly -RRB- changed his mind on abortion but it 's a rare occasion where , pleasing his greatest criticism , Mitt acts like a human being who laughs , sulks and cries whenever he watches My Dog Skip .",
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                "Romney"
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            "id": "task419-985ee01569af431093603e04a4dbfcbf",
            "input": "Bernie Sanders is . \nDemocrats have rallied to Bernie Sanders as the leader of the opposition against Donald Trump . \nAnd Bernie Sanders is under investigation by the FBI , unlike the president . \nIn fact , Sanders and his wife are both under investigation stemming from a bank loan . \nThe FBI is investigating whether Sanders used his position to pressure the bank to give a college in Vermont a loan . \nSo President Trump did not pressure James Comey , but Bernie Sanders might have pressured a bank . \nAnd still the left will rally to Sanders because they really do not care about the allegations .",
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            "input": "Stock market hit yet another all-time record high yesterday. There is great confidence in the moves that my Administration.... —  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 7  2017\n Does  Trump  have $5.4 trillion worth of bragging rights? Wall Street says  Trump  can take some credit for stocks’ record-setting run  but certainly not all.\n“He’s had the wind at his back ” says Tom Block  a policy analyst at New York-based Fundstrat Global Advisors.  Trump  is just being Trump   he  adds.\n“My take ” says Block  “is that  Trump  is brilliant at marketing the  Trump  brand.”\n Trump’s  self-promotion could backfire.\n“Let  Trump  take credit  but  he ’ll also own it should the market ever tank ” says Axel Merk  president of Merk Investments.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Medvedev listed as another important foreign policy issue the fight against international crimes  in particular terrorism and drug trafficking \"that go hand-in-hand with corruption.\"\n \"We must work pragmatically  look at the various directions  work openly and refuse confrontation \" Medvedev said.\n Meanwhile  Russia is against one-sided approach to the anti- missile defense issues  the president told the conference.\n \"We are against deployment of weapons in space \" Medvedev said  adding that Russia would like to keep the necessary level of its defensive capabilities.\n As for the relationship between Russia and the United States  Medvedev said the two countries have no right to be satisfied with what has been achieved in bilateral relations.\n \"The Cold War remains are passing. We have no right to be satisfied with what has been achieved in mutual understanding between such strong powers as Russia and the United States. This is an important and long overdue decision ... We are unanimous by this fact that sustainable development is based on national security. Our approach towards ensuring security coincides. We understand that it is necessary to give up military means. The new START treaty proves this \" Medvedev pointed out.\n Medvedev also warned that Iran is about to acquire the capability to make nuclear weapons.\n He urged Russian ambassadors and permanent representatives to move away from simplistic approaches toward the Iran nuclear issue.\n \"We need to finally abandon any simplistic approaches toward this problem. Iran is getting closer to possessing the potential that in principle can be used to create nuclear weapons \" Medvedev was quoted by the Interfax news agency as saying.\n He reiterated Russia's positions that sanctions would not produce the desired results  but Russia will consistently urge Teheran to show essential openness and cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).\n Medvedev also spoke about Russia-NATO cooperation on security issues.\n \"We would like NATO to end its transformation to the modern organization in security sphere. We are ready to participate in equal cooperation with other players  including the post-Soviet Organization for Collective Security \" the president said.\n He said that Russia should increase its assistance to the Commonwealth of Independent States and Eurasian Economic Commonwealth.",
            "output": [
                "Dmitry Medvedev",
                "Medvedev"
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            "input": "Former Baltimore police detective Momodu Gondo  is detailing how  he  and other members of an elite “Gun Trace Task Force” (GTTF) robbed city residents while on the job.\nThe robberies  he  described included home invasions and taking citizens’ property while executing search warrants.\nAccording to WBAL   Gondo  confessed to stealing “probably $100 000” in drugs  cash  and firearms.  He  is one of eight members of the GTTF facing federal charges for the alleged robberies and invasions and theft of overtime as well.  He  agreed to testify against the other members in hopes of receiving a reduced sentence.\n He  testified that  his  partner  Jemell Rayam  was especially focused on home invasions  that “ he  had experience running into people’s homes to rob  [them].” Gondo  said  they  would use a tracking device to know when the homeowner was away; that is when  they  would go inside:\n Gondo  said Rayam & drug dealer pulled home invasion of drug dealer after  they  used a BPD tracking device to know when target wasn't home — Jayne Miller (@jemillerwbal) October 25  2017\n Gondo  reportedly admitted to “[filing] false arrest reports to cover stealing money from people.” He and Rayam both testified that they robbed people while on the job. Rayam said  “Most of our robberies were as police officers  so we weren’t too worried about getting caught.”\n Gondo  also described how easy it was to manipulate overtime pay. He said that there might be nights where “half the squad might be off  the other half working. [But] if they got a gun  [they] all got paid.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "And the Netflix documentary , \"Mitt ,\" helped make him seem more personable than the wooden candidate voters saw in 2012 . \nIt 's the latest , baffling bit of 2016 buzz that just refuses to go away : Mitt Romney for president -- again . \nThey insist Mitt can rally donors . \nAnd heck , there 's no clear GOP front-runner , so it might as well be Mitt , right ? \nMitt Romney recycles his greatest hits .",
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            "id": "task419-f7c0d6c97ca64043a835194a2e8b3f3f",
            "input": "The Iranian ballistic missile launch that  President Donald Trump  tweeted about Saturday apparently never happened.\nOn Saturday   Trump  tweeted: “Iran just test-fired a Ballistic Missile capable of reaching Israel.They are also working with North Korea.Not much of an agreement we have!”\nIran just test-fired a Ballistic Missile capable of reaching Israel.They are also working with North Korea.Not much of an agreement we have! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 23  2017\n Trump  has been criticized a number of times for jumping to conclusions and commenting on Twitter before breaking news reports have been confirmed.\nAs of Monday night   he  had not deleted the erroneous tweet.\nSeparately  Twitter Inc. TWTR  -2.30% on Monday explained that it would not block Trump’s more incendiary tweets because they are newsworthy. Some had complained to Twitter that  his  threats toward North Korean leader Kim Jong Un — which North Korea said Monday it took as a “declaration of war” — violated the company’s terms of service.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Rodrigo Garcia Pinochet  the dictator's grandson  said the clan was innocent and placed all its trust in Chile's judicial system.\n Garzon went after Pinochet in 1998 under a Spanish legal doctrine that allowed particularly grave crimes to be prosecuted in this country even if they are alleged to have been committed abroad and had no tie to Spain. Britain ultimately declined to extradite Pinochet  saying he was ill.\nPinochet in 1998 under a Spanish legal doctrine that allowed particularly grave crimes to be prosecuted in this country even if they are alleged to have been committed abroad and had no tie to Spain. Britain ultimately declined to extradite Pinochet  saying he was ill.\n Pinochet died in Chile in 2006 without having stood trial for abuses during his 1973-90 dictatorship.\n The amount of the bond sought by Garzon -- $77 348 374 -- is equivalent to the amount of state money allegedly pilfered and laundered by Pinochet  Garzon said. He said the figure came from by a Madrid-based human rights group which requested the probe  the Fundacion Espanola Presidente Allende  which obtained it from Chilean investigators.\n The foundation is named for Salvador Allende  the president that Pinochet ousted in 1973. Allende died in the coup.",
            "output": [
                "Rodrigo Garcia Pinochet"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-4b5eee1a43d8498da624739319896a6a",
            "input": "Danielle Herrington  is the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model for 2018.\nThe magazine revealed its swimsuit edition cover Tuesday.  Herrington  is the third black woman to appear on the cover of the annual issue that launched in 1964.\n Herrington  first appeared in the magazine's swimsuit issue last year.\nFox News spoke to  Herrington  in May and  she  said  she  knew  she  wanted to become a model after seeing Tyra Banks on the cover of Sports Illustrated.\n\"I just remember Tyra Banks being on the cover and that’s where it all started for me. That’s what really made me pursue modeling. SI was a goal from that point  from seeing Tyra on the cover. It was love at first sight… everything happened naturally \"  she  told us.",
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            "input": "However  the North’s high-ranking delegation  including the younger sister of its leader Kim Jong Un  will meet South Korean President Moon Jae-in and have lunch with him on Saturday.\n Kim Jong Un   in a black hat and matching coat  saluted troops while  his  wife walked beside  him   television images showed. One of Kim’s close aides  Choe Ryong Hae  and Kim Yong Nam were also in attendance.\nThe North’s state media also showed what appeared to be intercontinental ballistic missiles on launchers as thousands of North Koreans filled Kim Il Sung Square  named after  Kim Jong Un ’s grandfather  in Pyongyang.\n“We have destroyed the enemy’s risk-taking provocations at every move ”  Kim Jong Un  said in a speech.  He  did not mention the United States  which North Korea considers its main enemy and regularly threatens to destroy in a sea of flames.\n“By sending key figures like his sister  Kim Jong Un is aiming to send a signal to the South that it is giving more weight to inter-Korean ties while driving a wedge between South Korea and the United States ” said Kim Sung-han  a former South Korean vice foreign minister.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Trump  has copyrighted the phrase “Make America Great Again”; imagine the royalties if he can get it added to U.S. currency in place of the boring motto “In God We Trust.” (He might also resolve the debate about whether to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 note instead of Andrew Jackson by putting himself on it.)\n Trump  quoted from the Book of Isaiah. \"For to us a child is born  for to us a son is given. And the government shall be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor  Mighty God  Everlasting Father  Prince of Peace.\" (Reuters)\nThe flag would be aesthetically more appealing and less cluttered if it only had stars for the 30 states that voted for  Trump . And  Trump  aide Stephen Miller could remove that Emma Lazarus poem he so dislikes that now adorns the Statue of Liberty. Instead  he can add a plaque bearing the words: “Give me only your great.”\nEven on Christmas Eve   Trump  was attacking the FBI’s deputy director  boasting that he protected the phrase “Merry Christmas” from a supposed “assault ” retweeting a photo of himself with the word “WINNING” superimposed  and tweeting this Christmas message: “The Fake News refuses to talk about how Big and how Strong our BASE is . . . nobody is going to beat us. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”\nAt a Christmas service in Florida that  Trump  attended  rector James Harlan preached about Nelson Mandela’s advice to “understand how precious words are and how real speech is in its impact on the way people live and die.”\nDid  Trump  think Harlan was talking about him when he said  “Your words can have as much destructive potential as they do healing”? More likely  he thought people were talking about him when they sang “O come let us adore him.”\n1 of 62 Full Screen Autoplay Close Skip Ad × Scenes from  Trump ’s second six months in office View Photos A look at the second half  so far  of the president’s first year in the White House. Caption A look at the second half  so far  of the president’s first year in the White House. Dec. 24  2017  President Trump and first lady Melania Trump  are escorted from  their  motorcade vehicle by the Rev. James R. Harlan  left  as  they  arrive for Christmas Eve service at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in West Palm Beach. Carolyn Kaster/AP Buy Photo Wait 1 second to continue.\nIn a Christmas video   Trump  briefly captured the meaning of the day when  he  spoke of renewing “the bonds of love and goodwill between our citizens.” But even in this message   he  managed to find division.  He  highlighted the belief that the Old Testament prophet Isaiah prophesied that Jesus would be the Messiah. Jews dispute that interpretation.\nThe holiday wasn’t yet over when  Trump  tweeted that “tomorrow it’s back to work in order to Make America Great Again (which is happening faster than anyone anticipated)!” The next morning   he  resumed attacks on Obamacare and a “Crooked Hillary pile of garbage.”",
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            "input": "Reza Pahlavi  concentrates intently on the little cellphone in  his  hand  scrolling through clips of chanting Iranians and explaining why the protests unsettling  his  homeland are different this time. Even as the latest reports suggest the unrest may be ebbing  the scion of Persia's 2 500-year-old monarchy believes Iran's people are writing a new future for themselves  and perhaps for their exiled son.\nMore than want   he  believes they may succeed.\nIranian officials say they've arrested some 3 700 people since Dec. 28. Some protesters have called for the government's overthrow  and videos show some vocal support for Pahlavi  who left Iran at 17 for military flight school in the United States just before  his cancer-stricken father Mohammad Reza Pahlavi  abandoned the throne for exile. Revolution meant neither  Pahlavi  ever returned.\n Pahlavi  is staying abreast of developments in Iran through what  his  aides describe as a vast network of contacts  inside and outside of the government   he  has maintained for decades. An equally important source: normal Iranians reaching out to  him  directly via social media.\nBut  Pahlavi  may not be the credible voice for change in a country that  he  hasn't seen in 38 years. Iranian officials accuse  him  of exploiting the instability to advance  his  personal aspirations for power in a part of the world replete with cautionary tales about long-estranged exiles believing they know what's best for their homelands. And Pahlavi's father was hardly a paragon of democracy  ruling lavishly and repressively  and benefiting from a CIA-supported 1953 coup of Iran's prime minster.\nWhile many of the young faces in today's crowds of protesters couldn't conceivably have been born when the last shah still ruled   Pahlavi  believes the support  he  is seeing in text messages and Telegram files is genuine.\n\"It is not a matter of coincidence or  if you will  nostalgia \" said  Pahlavi   57  insisting that a young  scrutinizing Iranian generation is expressing \"rapport\" with  his  message of inclusion  and rejecting the Islamic Republic's \"brainwashing\" and exclusion.\n He  outlined a vision of how to achieve democratic change: Intensifying \"the struggle\" until Iran's government implodes; initiating a transition process; holding popular elections for a constitutional assembly; enshrining secularism and democracy; free and fair voting for a first parliament and government.\nBut these are broad ideas that would each entail incredibly difficult processes. For example   Pahlavi  said that whatever form Iran's future government takes  it should offer amnesty to military and paramilitary forces such as those in the Revolutionary Guard Corps so they abandon the camp of Khamenei and other hardliners. Such a promise wouldn't resolve their massive stakes in Iran's economy  a source of significant popular disgruntlement.\nAnd what of  Pahlavi 's path in this new Iran? Does it end with him sitting upon the Peacock Throne? Or does he aspire for something akin to the \"Baba\" role played by Mohammed Zahir Shah  Afghanistan's deposed king who returned after the fall of the Taliban as a symbolic but powerless figure of national unity?\n\"I don't know  to be honest with you. I know what I need to do now \"  Pahlavi  answered. \"I've never been preoccupied with my personal role or destiny \" he said  describing fair elections in Iran as his \"only mission in life \" replacing the current votes for presidents and parliamentarians among pre-approved candidates.\n\"Of course  I stand ready to serve my country  \" Pahlavi  said  noncommittally. \"I have no idea in what capacity it may or may not be. I may end up just being a regular citizen living the rest of my days  or I may be called upon to play a bigger role.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Ok. Maybe something  but we don’t know exactly what. Given all that’s going on with the Russia probe and special counsel  Robert Mueller’s  deep dive into potential money laundering  this could definitely catch  his  attention.\nOfficials at the German bank told Manager Magazin  as reported by English-language outlets  that a review of company accounts related to the Kushner family was sent to a German bank regulator for further investigation. Information may also be released to special counsel Robert Mueller‘s federal probe.\nThat wasn’t necessarily related to  Mueller ’s probe.\nSo will  Mueller  pick this up?  He  has reportedly been looking at Trump’s transactions with the bank. It shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone if the next thing we hear is that  Mueller  is on the case.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "And it would appear that some of those funds come from helping  disgraced provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos  make money.\nEarlier this month  following ThinkProgress’s reporting   Yiannopoulos  parted ways with Shopify  a Canadian company that had prior provided Yiannopoulos with a means of monetizing the latest white nationalist memes — even though  Yiannopoulos  had collaborated with white supremacists and was fired from Breitbart for his seeming willingness to condone pedophilia.\nOn Monday  however   Yiannopoulos  launched “Dangerous ” which he claimed would be “the leading destination for media from the New Right.” The site was password-protected sometime Monday afternoon but the “Dangerous Boutique” store that went live alongside it remains online — as is  Yiannopoulos ’s apparent partnership with Stripe.\n Yiannopoulos ’s current slate of products range from “Feminism is Cancer” mugs to Batman-ripoff T-shirts. He is also selling a shirt that reads that “Milo did nothing wrong ” an apparent reference to his pedophilia-related comments that forced him out of Breitbart.\nStripe’s involvement with  Yiannopoulos ’s new store – which remains one of his sole sources of revenue  following his recent fallout with hedge fund manager Robert Mercer – becomes clear when users try to purchase any items from  Yiannopoulos ’s store.\nThinkProgress’s questions to Stripe went unanswered  and it remains unclear if Stripe is aware that  Yiannopoulos  is using their service to make money and build  his  brand. Nonetheless   Yiannopoulos  has not hidden  his  mutually beneficial relationship with Stripe.\nAs Collison told BBC  “As long as the internet economy continues to grow  Stripe will continue to grow.” And it appears that as long as  Yiannopoulos ’s new business grows  so  too  will Stripe.",
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            "input": "As rumors swirl that Special Counsel Robert Mueller is preparing a case against Russians who are alleged to have hacked Democrats during the 2016 election â a conclusion based solely on the analysis of cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike  a Friday op-ed in the Washington Times by retired U.S. Navy admiral James A. Lyons  Jr. asks a simple  yet monumentally significant question: Why havenât Congressional Investigators or Special Counsel Robert Mueller addressed the murder of DNC staffer Seth Rich â who multiple people have claimed was Wikileaksâ source of emails leaked during the 2016 U.S. presidential election?\nMueller has been incredibly thorough in his ongoing investigations â however he wonât even respond to Kim Dotcom  the New Zealand entrepreneur who clearly knew about the hacked emails long before they were released  claims that  Seth Rich  obtained them with a memory stick  and has offered to provide proof to the Special Counsel investigation.\nReminder: Hereâs the first letter my lawyers wrote to Special Counsel Mueller regarding  Seth Rich . We never received any reply. Itâs astonishing considering my first hand knowledge of the DNC leak. [Link] â Kim Dotcom (@KimDotcom) March 2  2018\nI knew  Seth Rich . I know  he  was the @Wikileaks source. I was involved. [Link] â Kim Dotcom (@KimDotcom) May 20  2017\nOn May 18  2017  Dotcom proposed that if Congress includes the  Seth Rich  investigation in their Russia probe   he  would provide written testimony with evidence that  Seth Rich  was WikiLeaksâ source.\nOdd facts surrounding the murder of  Seth Rich\n âThe facts that we know of in the murder of the DNC staffer   Seth Rich   was that  he  was gunned down blocks from  his  home on July 10  2016. Washington Metro police detectives claim that  Mr. Rich  was a robbery victim  which is strange since after being shot twice in the back   he  was still wearing a $2 000 gold necklace and watch.  He  still had  his  wallet  key and phone. Clearly   he  was not a victim of robbery â writes Lyons.\nAnother unexplained fact muddying the Rich case is that of a stolen 40 caliber Glock 22 handguns stoken from an FBI agentâs car the same day  Rich  was murdered. D.C. Metro police said that the theft occurred between 5 and 7 a.m.  while the FBI said two weeks later that the theft had occurred between Midnight and 2 a.m. â fueling speculation that the FBI gun was used in Richâs murder.\nFurthermore  two men working with the Rich family â private investigator and former D.C. Police detective Rod Wheeler and family acquaintance Ed Butowsky  have previously stated that  Rich  had contacts with WikiLeaks before his death.\nWhile Wheeler initially told TV station Fox5 that proof of Richâs contact with WikiLeaks lies on the murdered IT stafferâs laptop  he later walked the claim back â though he maintained that there was âsome communication between  Seth Rich  and WikiLeaks.â\nRod Wheeler telling Fox5 his FBI sources linked  Seth Rich  to Wikileaks. \"Absolutely  and that's confirmed\" #RodWheeler #SethRich pic.twitter.com/IGWERgRBkE â ZeroPointNow (@ZeroPointNow) August 2  2017\nWheeler also claimed in recently leaked audio that  Seth Richâs  brother  Aaron â a Northrup Grumman employee  blocked him from looking at Sethâs computer and stonewalled his investigation.\nWheeler said that  brother Aaron Rich  tried to block Wheeler from looking at Sethâs computer  even though there could be evidence on it. â He  said no   he  said I have  his  computer  meaning  him  â Wheeler said. âI said  well can I look at it?⦠He  said  what are you looking for? I said anything that could indicate if  Seth  was having problems with someone.  He  said no  I already checked it. Donât worry about it.â Aaron also blocked Wheeler from finding out about who was at a party  Seth  attended the night of the murder. âAll I want you to do is work on the botched robbery theory and thatâs it â Aaron told Wheeler âBig League Politics\nPerhaps the most stunning audio evidence  however  comes from leaked audio of a recorded conversation between Ed Butowsky and Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist Seymour Hersh  who told him of  a âpurported FBI report establishing that Seth Rich sent emails to WikiLeaks .â\nWhat  the report  says is that some time in late Spring⦠he makes contact with WikiLeaks  thatâs in his computer â he says. âAnyway  they found what he had done is that he had submitted a series of documents â of emails  of juicy emails  from the DNC.â Hersh explains that it was unclear how the negotiations went  but that WikiLeaks did obtain access to a password protected DropBox where  Rich  had put the files. âAll I know is that he offered a sample  an extensive sample  Iâm sure dozens of emails  and said âI want money.âLater  WikiLeaks did get the password  he had a DropBox  a protected DropBox â he said. They got access to the DropBox.â Hersh also states that  Rich  had concerns about something happening to him  and had âThe word was passed  according to the NSA report  he also shared this DropBox with a couple of friends  so that âif anything happens to me itâs not going to solve your problems ââ he added. âWikiLeaks got access before he was killed.â\nLast but not least  letâs not forget that Julian Assange heavily implied  Seth Rich  was a source:",
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            "input": "LONDON (AP)  — Designer Christopher Bailey  who was replaced as Burberry chief executive earlier this year   will leave the British brand in 2018  ending a 17-year stint in which  he  helped transform a company once known mainly for trench coats into a global luxury icon.\n Bailey  added the title of CEO to  his  position as chief creative officer in 2014  taking on unique dual role in recognition of how much  his  ideas had contributed to Burberry's success. But  he  struggled to reinvigorate sagging sales in the company's key Asian markets and was replaced by Marco Gobbetti of the French luxury fashion house Celine in July.\nIt was as a designer  however  that  Bailey  made  his  name.  He  took the company that made trench coats in World War I and wove its classic plaids into contemporary design. Banking on Britishness   he  made it the center of Burberry's brand.\nLong before other luxury houses even had the notion   he  championed the use of the digital marketplace  embracing the new medium with innovations such as allowing shoppers to immediately buy online what they saw on fashion show catwalks.\n\"It has been a truly inspiring place to work and the decision to leave was not an easy one \"  Bailey  said in a statement released Tuesday. \"I do truly believe  however  that Burberry's best days are still ahead of her and that the company will go from strength to strength with the strategy we have developed and the exceptional talent we have in place.\"\n Bailey  will remain president and chief creative officer until March 31  when  he  will leave the board of directors  Burberry said.  He  will remain at the company until Dec. 31  2018  to ensure a smooth transition.\nBurberry said that as a result of  his  departure   Bailey  has agreed to give up a total of 830 550 shares  valued at 16 million pounds ($21 million)  that were awarded as part of  his  compensation packages between 2014 and 2017\n Bailey  took over during a time of strength for the company in May 2014  when former CEO Angela Ahrendts moved to Apple.\nShareholders soon began to ask questions about  Bailey 's pay package  which could have totaled as much as 7.6 million pounds including salary  allowances  a bonus and share awards. Others wondered whether the gifted designer had the right skill set to be CEO.\nGobbetti credited  Bailey  with being \"instrumental\" in the Burberry's transformation  adding that  he  leaves behind a legacy of talent that gives  him  \"enormous confidence\" in the future.\n Bailey  says that despite  his  departure  he  remains fully committed to Burberry's success.\n\"Burberry encapsulates so much of what is great about  Britain \" Bailey  said in a statement. \"As an organization  it is creative  innovative and outward looking. It celebrates diversity and challenges received wisdoms. It is over 160 years old  but it has a young spirit.\"",
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            "input": "Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) . (Cliff Owen/Associated Press)\nWhat happened to  you ?\nBut boo Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) you did  at the behest of President Trump during a rally in Alabama last week.\nMike Allen of Axios further reported this week that Trump has been “physically mocking” the thumbs-down gesture  McCain  used to deliver the deciding vote against the Republican health-care bill in July. Did that mocking involve an imitation of  McCain ’s stiff arm movements? In case you haven’t read a newspaper in the 45 years since we played on the same Dixie Youth Baseball team together   McCain  got the hell beaten out of  him  by the communists who held  him  in the Hanoi Hilton for more than five years.\nMeanwhile   McCain  continued receiving the beatings that would forever leave  him  incapable of lifting  his  arms over  his  head.  He  kept enduring torture because  he  refused to leave  his  band of brothers behind.\nDo you have that kind of character? If you booed  McCain  at last week’s rally  don’t bother answering. Someone has obviously failed you in your life; you probably need to spend some time figuring out who that was. And if you still go to church  you may also want to pray for all those around you who put tribal politics ahead of basic humanity.\nThen maybe you should drive home and tell your children the story of John McCain’s sacrifice. If you can teach your children that lesson of heroism  there’s a chance they might grow up to have more character than the president you now praise.",
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            "input": "More Women Come Forward To  Accuse Russell Simmons Of Rape   Sexual Assault\n Russell Simmons   one of the biggest figures in the hip-hop industry  was publicly accused of rape Wednesday night by four women.  He  was also accused of sexual misconduct by several other women.\nThe allegations follow accusations against  Simmons  by two other women last month. More than 10 women have now publicly accused Simmons of sexual harassment  assault or rape.\nOn Wednesday evening  The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times separately published accounts of the new accusations against  Simmons . The rapes and assaults are alleged to have taken place between the 1980s to 2014.  Simmons  released a statement last night saying  he  \"vehemently denies all these allegations \" adding that they shocked  him  to  his  core.\n Simmons  60   also responded to the new accusations through an Instagram post Thursday morning. The message  delivered in all-caps and signed by  Simmons   reads:\n\"I have never had a sexual encounter that was no consensual or lawful. Ever. \"\nCommenting on that post   Simmons  added:\n\"Today  I begin to properly defend  myself . I will prove without any doubt that I am innocent of all rape charges. Today  I will focus on \"The Original Sin\" (Keri Claussen)  the claim that created this insane pile on of my #MeToo. Stay tuned! \"\nSimmons  said  he  would be sharing evidence today and on Friday regarding the case of Jenny Lumet  a writer who wrote an open letter to  him  saying  he  had sexually assaulted her in 1991. That accusation came on the heels of allegations against  Simmons  by model Keri Claussen Khalighi.\nThrough  his  Instagram account   Simmons  added  \"My intention is not to diminish the #MeToo movement in anyway  but instead hold the accusers accountable.\"\nTwo weeks ago   Simmons  said  he  was \"removing\"  himself  from running  his  companies  saying that  he  had been \"thoughtless and insensitive in some of my relationships over many decades.\"\nIn that November statement   Simmons  said  he  would \"commit  myself  to continuing my personal growth  spiritual learning and above all to listening. \"\nSimmons  made  his  name through Def Jam Records and founded a sprawling empire that grew to encompass comedy  fashion and yoga.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "A third opportunity to flag shooter  Devin Kelley  was lost two years later by a twist of bad luck when a Pentagon inspection of cases narrowly missed the former airman.\nThe Air Force said on Monday it had failed to provide information as required about  Kelley ’s criminal history to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s criminal databases. It gave few other details about the omission.\nA review of Department of Defense procedures by Reuters shows that the military twice should have flagged  Kelley   then serving at a New Mexico base  after  he  was accused of repeatedly beating  his  wife and stepson.\nIf Pentagon rules had been followed  the Air Force should have put  Kelley  into national criminal databases used for background checks soon after  he  was charged.\nThe Air Force should then have flagged  Kelley   26  again later that year after  his  court-martial conviction for assault  which permanently disqualified  him  from legally getting a gun.\nWhen presented with this account of how the FBI was not alerted about  Kelley   Air Force officials confirmed the procedures that should have happened.\n“That is what the investigation is looking at now ” Brooke Brzozowske  an Air Force spokeswoman  said. The FBI confirmed it never received  Kelley ’s records.\n Kelley  bought guns from a store in Texas in 2016 and 2017  although it is not clear whether these were the weapons  he  used last Sunday to attack churchgoers in Sutherland Springs before killing  himself . Authorities said  he  killed 26 people  including a pregnant woman’s unborn child.\nIf the Air Force had flagged  Kelley  to the FBI either when  he  was charged and convicted   he  would have been unable to get a gun legally.\nReuters has been unable to determine exactly how or why  Kelley ’s records were not shared.\n Kelley  also narrowly slipped through the system in 2014 when the Pentagon’s inspector general told the Air Force it was routinely failing to send criminal records to the FBI  and urged them to correct this in some old cases like Kelley’s\nRymer recommended that the Air Force send what missing fingerprints and records it could from his sample period to the FBI  and the Air Force agreed. But  Kelley  was convicted in November 2012  a week after the sample period ended  and it appears that  his  case was never looked at again.\nEntering his fingerprints and other information in the FBI’s so-called Interstate Identification Index (III) would have been enough to flag  Kelley  as needing further investigation in 2016 when he tried to buy a gun at a San Antonio store.\nThe FBI would then have asked the Air Force the outcome of  Kelley ’s case. The airman was convicted of a crime involving domestic violence that carries a maximum penalty of more than one year in prison  both of which disqualify a person from buying guns and ammunition under federal law.\nInstead   Kelley  cleared the background check and walked out of the store with a gun  and returned the following year  passed another background check and bought a second one  the store said.\nAccording to Defense Department rules  the Air Force should have caught its error after Kelley’s court-martial ended when it was obliged to notify the FBI that  Kelley  had been convicted  and that  his  crime involved domestic violence",
            "output": [
                "Devin Kelley"
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            "input": "JENNIFER LUDDEN  HOST:\n LUDDEN : Now  does your family kind of resent this or are they OK?\n LUDDEN : I see.\n LUDDEN : Right. Now  you - to be fair  the news business is a lot different from the retail business. I mean probably more a quiet day for you; you're kind of trying to gin up some news on Thanksgiving aside from the turkeys. It's kind of different.\n LUDDEN : Let 's  get a caller in on the line here. We've got J.D. in Woodstock  Virginia. Hi  J.D.\n LUDDEN : Good. Go right ahead.\n LUDDEN : A-ha. You don't get a day off  do you?\n LUDDEN : So you try to give yourself a little something to make the most of  it ?\n LUDDEN : All right.\n LUDDEN : All right. Well  J.D.  thanks for sharing. I appreciate it and Happy Thanksgiving.\n LUDDEN : All right. We've got a few emails here. Liz writes in: I worked for a retail job for a while and Black Friday was mandatory to keep your job. My family was upset that I had to leave early from or missed gatherings. In fact  this is the first Thanksgiving I'll get to go in the past three years. However  the customers for the early shift were cheerful  courteous and not yet exhausted and stressed. It was not the worse sales day of the year. And if it were optional  I would take the extra hours and extra pay  since I don't have kids of my own. It's much harder for people with families to care for.\n LUDDEN : So is that what you mean by making adjustments? You kind of shift it to the day before?\n LUDDEN : There you go. You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. And we have another caller  Mike in Cincinnati  Ohio. Hi  Mike.\n LUDDEN : Good. What's your story?\n LUDDEN : And let's get another call here. Dan is in Chicago. Hi  Dan.\n LUDDEN : Go right ahead.",
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            "input": "Srisaket Sor Rungvisai (45-4) proved his two wins over Roman \"Chocolatito\" Gonzalez were no fluke. On Saturday from The Forum in Inglewood  California  the 31-year-old Thai fighter successfully defended his WBC super flyweight title against Juan Francisco Estrada (36-3) via majority decision.\nIf you missed the fight  I highly recommend searching HBO's On Demand library in the coming days  because it was one of the better fights of 2018 thus far. SSR had the clear edge early  but a manic charge from  Estrada  over the final four rounds left things in doubt. In the end  SSR got the nod from two of the judges Cathy Leonard 115-113 and Steve Morrow 117-111 and one judge (Dave Moretti 114-114) scored it a draw.\nSor Rungvisai and  Estrada  leaving it all on the canvas in an explosive Round 12. #Superfly2 pic.twitter.com/5qmwjeNwvU â HBOboxing (@HBOboxing) February 25  2018\nSor Rungvisai and  Estrada  leaving it all on the canvas in an explosive Round 12. #Superfly2 pic.twitter.com/5qmwjeNwvU â HBOboxing (@HBOboxing) February 25  2018\nIt seemed pretty clear that the momentum was on the challenger's side when the bout ended.  Estrada  seemed to have the champion in trouble in the waning moments. If this one had been scheduled for 15 rounds  the outcome might have been different. Still  SSR apparently banked enough rounds early to earn the victory.\nHere is a look at the CompuBox numbers for the fight. SSR landed more punches  but  Estrada  connected at a higher percentage and even owned a volume advantage in four of the last five rounds.\nRound 12: Great finish to an excellent fight! Round goes to  Estrada  but I have Sor Rungviai winning 115-113. [Link] â Dan Rafael (@danrafaelespn) February 25  2018\nWoooooo! What an exciting final round for Sor Rungvisai and  Estrada . Hell of a comeback by  Estrada . I've got it a 114-114 draw. [Link] â Josh Katzowitz (@joshkatzowitz) February 25  2018\nWhat a fight  and what a round  are you kidding me!?!?  Estrada  takes the 12th on my card  and I have it even  114-114 #Superfly2 â Mike Coppinger (@MikeCoppinger) February 25  2018\nThankfully  it's hard to find anyone who had  Estrada  winning the fight. Thus  while Morrow's margin of victory may have been too wide  the right man still got the decision and kept his title. Could we see a rematch? It's possible. That likely depends on the ratings HBO receives for the broadcast. The fight was the main event for the Superfly 2 card that also featured a decision-win for McWilliams Arroyo over Carlos Cuadras and a seventh-round KO victory for Donnie Nietes over Juan Carlos Reveco.\nThe smaller weight classes traditionally have a problem drawing widespread interest. No matter the size  SSR and  Estrada  put on a show in Inglewood  California.",
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            "input": "Then  last week  reader David P. pointed me to a column by  Barry Nussbaum   chief statistician at the EPA for over a decade and currently president of the American Statistical Association. As soon as I read it I called  Nussbaum   who was a young EPA analyst in the late 70s when he—well  we’ll get to that. First  though  the answer to my question.\nAccording to  Nussbaum   EPA wanted places like California to reduce smog  and that meant cars would have to be fitted with catalytic converters. However  since gasoline lead ruins catalytic converters  refineries needed to produced unleaded gasoline. This was the initial impetus behind unleaded gasoline. The fact that it also reduced atmospheric lead was basically a happy accident.\nThe first item—unfortunately for HUD—suggested that lead poisoning was not correlated with lead paint in housing. After all  there’s no reason to think that kids are exposed to more lead paint in the summer. The second item suggests that lead poisoning is correlated with gasoline lead.² And the third item immediately convinced Carter to continue the lead phasedown. “He stated he did not want any policy that might have a particularly deleterious effect on these two groups ”  Nussbaum  says.\nOn a statistical note   Nussbaum  adds this: “With the benefit of hindsight  Carter was concerned about the harmful effects on minority populations. Would he have even have known this if the graph just had one composite line for blood lead?” Maybe not. Sometimes flukes of data presentation are all it takes to influence public policy.\n¹If you’re wondering why the chart doesn’t show white children  the answer is lost to history.  Nussbaum  thinks it might have something to do with the limits of plotting technology at the time. In any case  everyone knew what the line looked like: just like the other two  but lower.",
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            "input": "The Grammy Awards were tough on female artists in several ways -- there was a small number of female nominees (and consequently winners)  and Lorde  the only female artist nominated for Best New Album  was also the only artist in that category who wasn't offered a solo performance during the show  sources tell Variety.\nAnd when asked if it was a mistake to leave  Lorde  out of the show  executive producer Ken Ehrlich said: \"I don't know if it was a mistake. These shows are a matter of choices. We have a box and it gets full. She had a great album. There's no way we can really deal with everybody.\"\n Lorde  apparently had a response on Twitter Monday afternoon  writing in all-caps \"IF YOU'RE DEBATING WHETHER OR NOT I CAN MURDER A STAGE... COME SEE IT FOR URSELF.\" -- and then providing a link to the dates for her forthcoming tour  which begins in Milwaukee on March 1 and wraps June 2 at the Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona.\nWhile she did not perform on the Grammys   Lorde  performed twice in New York during Grammy Week  playing a four-song set with Jack Antonoff at his Ally Coalition benefit  and also playing a powerful version of Stevie Nicks' \"Silver Springs\" at the MusiCares Fleetwood Mac tribute at Radio City Music Hall.",
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            "input": "Former Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly  wants a clean slate to host  her  new morning show  but audiences were hardly ready to forget  Kelly 's political past in the current climate.\n\"The truth is  I’m kind of done with politics for now \"  Kelly  said during the debut of  Megyn Kelly  TODAY. \"I know. You know why  right? We all feel it  it's everywhere. And it's just gotten so dark.\"\nViewers quickly took to Twitter to call her out and remind NBC and America of  Kelly 's career history.\nFor the first time in my life I'm figuring out what else is on tv in the morning besides @todayshow because of  Megyn Kelly . — Elyssa (@ElyssaK) September 25  2017\nSo  Megyn Kelly ’s gonna interview the cast of @WillAndGrace like  she  didn’t spend years making anti-LGBTQ comments on Fox News? Cool... — Kealeen Griffin (@keltothelean) September 25  2017\nFor anyone considering watching  Megyn Kelly  Today here's a gem to remind u who  she  really is #LastWeekTonight[Link] — Sarcasm & Whiskey (@ExtrovertedSide) September 25  2017\nSketch idea:  Megyn Kelly  tries to \"have fun & avoid politics\" with  her  1st guest list  Kid Rock  Jimmy Kimmel and the Golden State Warriors — James Poniewozik (@poniewozik) September 25  2017",
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            "input": "When we first catch a glimpse of the actress responsible for the year ’ s best lead performance — at least thus far — she is literally skipping   her cheetah print high tops floating over the hotel carpet . She ’ s chasing after director Sean Baker ’ s small dog   Bunsen   who has narrowly escaped being corralled by a gaggle of publicists . The actress would like to give Bunsen a blueberry . Bunsen seems to desperately want one . She implores passionately   anxiously twirling the pleather skirt and tugging at her custom T - shirt   which is black and emblazoned with the names of her acting heroes : # Elle   # Dakota   # Emma   # Daisy ( the Fanning sisters   Watson   and Ridley ). Bunsen never gets his blueberry . It ’ s time for another interview   the latest obligation in a whirlwind press tour that has whisked the actress and her family from their hometown in Orlando to film festivals in Cannes   Toronto and now New York City to screen and promote The Florida Project   an indie dramedy that has received rave reviews at each juncture . In a crowded Best Actress year brimming with icons all jockeying for five slots — Meryl Streep   Annette Bening   Judi Dench   Kate Winslet   Nicole Kidman   Jessica Chastain   and Emma Stone among them — the hope is that an aggressive push could land The Florida Project ’ s leading lady one of those slots . It ’ s a lot of pressure for Brooklynn Prince   the performer who has dutifully been charming journalists since walking the Cannes red carpet in May . “ No   not at all  ” she responds coolly   Bunsen resting at her feet . “ After all   I ’ ve been acting since I was 2 .” That ’ s five long   rich years of experience for Prince . Yes   she is only 7 years old . And   yes   in The Florida Project   she really is that good . The Florida Project is Sean Baker ’ s follow up to his 2015 feature Tangerine   an indie that arrived like a firecracker . The film followed Alexandra and Sin - Dee   two transgender sex workers on a raucous mission through the streets of Los Angeles to track down Sin - Dee ’ s boyfriend and pimp   who has been cheating on her . Riffing on the spark - plug chemistry between stars Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor   the film exploded with fiery   humorous energy . But while Tangerine was lauded for its kinetic   music video - like filmmaking style — and   more   for being shot entirely on an iPhone — The Florida Project is a film that stuns in stillness and long   steady shots of the Orlando backdrop . That same hilarious   poignant Tangerine energy   however   still abounds . “ We thought this could be the next Little Rascals  ” Baker tells us   looking lovingly at his Florida Project star petting his dog ’ s head . “ This could be about the joy of childhood   and at the same time deal with serious issues . The public ’ s reaction to Tangerine gave us the confidence that we could do something similar with this film .” As Baker gesticulates   he notices a giggling coming from just to his right . While he ’ s been talking about the differences between Tangerine and The Florida Project   Prince has been dramatically mimicking his hand gestures — quite convincingly   actually — and cracking  herself  up because of it . “ We needed to make sure they were extroverts  ”  Baker  tells me at one point when I ask about the casting process for the film ’ s four young kids . With Prince   he certainly got that . In The Florida Project   Prince plays Moonee   who lives in a seedy Orlando motel room with  her  single mother   Halley   portrayed in a stunning breakout performance by Bria Vinaite .  Moonee  and Halley are examples of what Baker calls the hidden homeless   members of the underclass who scrape and scavenge   and sometimes just resign   to live in motels and makeshift homes   often in America ’ s biggest cities . In this case   it ’ s in Orlando   in the bleak shadow of the happiest place on earth . Get The Beast In Your Inbox ! Daily Digest Start and finish your day with the top stories from The Daily Beast . Cheat Sheet A speedy   smart summary of all the news you need to know ( and nothing you don ' t ). By clicking “ Subscribe  ” you agree to have read the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Subscribe Thank You ! You are now subscribed to the Daily Digest and Cheat Sheet . We will not share your email with anyone for any reason . For Moonee   Baker needed to cast someone special . We meet Mooney hocking loogies with her friends . At first glance   they seem just like any rabble - rousing   listless kids running amok in the dog days of summer . Moonee ’ s a riot   with a smart - alecky loud mouth   a penchant for copying her mom ’ s raunchy dance moves and poses   and feral reign over the parking lots and derelict highway - adjacent motels that surround her . But we also witness Moonee slowly become sentient to the realities of her living situation   the frustrations over what she ’ s being deprived of   and intense conflict between her fierce love for her mother and intrinsic suspicion that she deserves more . Baker had almost given up on his casting search by the time a local casting agency brought Prince to his attention . The first time he noticed her   she was doing squats and forcing Christopher Rivera   another young actor who ended up getting cast as Moonee ’ s friend   to do push - ups   in order to ramp up their energy for the audition . “ Clearly   she won us over even before the audition  ” Baker says . “ Why thank you   Sean .” At a hard - to - believe 7 years old   Prince is a hoot . Her preternatural poise is one thing . Her star - making performance   showcasing breezy comic timing alongside a gut - wrenching ability to emote and command the screen   is another . Where does all of this confidence come from ? “ My mom and dad  ” she explains . “ All my family has confidence . And they have confidence in me   and I ’ m really   really proud of that . I ’ m really   really happy about that .” Her father is an environmental scientist and her mother is an acting coach . The Princes also have an 8 - month - old boy . To say that Prince has enjoyed the wild ride of the film ’ s globe - trotting press tour is an understatement . But she ’ s devastated to be missing time with the love of her life   her little brother . “ He is the cutest thing you can ever see  ” she says . “ But you do not want to know his personality .” Why is that ? “ Ummmm … He is a little grumpy in some ways .” Babies can be like that . She sighs   the heavy release of a wistful senior citizen reminiscing about their long - lost love . “ I miss him so much  ” she says . “ He means a lot to me . When he was born   my mom ’ s like   are you sure you want to take this big   big responsibility ? And I ’ m like   yeah . And she handed me my little brother . And I was like   aww . I love him with all my heart . Being away from him   I cannot stand it .” She moans   a sound so heartbreaking it ’ s a Pavlovian reflex to cheer her back up . There must be some fun things about all these fancy red carpets and premieres that make it worth being away from him   right ? “ Not having throw up in my hair  ” she responds   immediately taking it back to little bro . “ Not hearing him cry at night   keeping me awake . Not eating baby food I can ’ t stand .” Prince   clearly   is just as much fun to spend 30 minutes with as her character is to watch for two hours . But   as she ’ s quick to remind us   she has been acting since she was 2 . Actress and character couldn ’ t be further apart   particularly in scenes when  Moonee  is cursing   using inappropriate innuendos   and defying authority with gusto   much to the chagrin of Willem Dafoe ’ s motel manager   Bobby . It ’ s a precarious position to put a child in   and one that Prince ’ s parents weren ’ t sure they wanted to subject her to . But she desperately wanted the part   and convinced them that she could handle it . “ My mom didn ’ t raise me that way  ” she says . “ We were strong Christian people . She was like   ‘ We can ’ t say this word . And do not do that .’ It wasn ’ t hard for me . But I grew up being a nice girl   and I ’ m very blessed to be a Christian .” When Baker settled on the four child actors he wanted for the film   he brought in their parents and explained that   if they were to sign on   their children would not just be hearing profanity   but uttering it as well . Everyone would need to be on the same page . On set   he says   “ It was clear that these words were only to be used in character and between ‘ action ’ and ‘ cut .’” Prince jumps in : “ Plus   my dad said   ‘ If you say these words   you will not be using YouTube for about three months !’” Baker starts laughing hysterically : “ Oh   OK . Now I know the secret .” It ’ s nearing the end our interview when I tell Prince how much I like her shirt listing all those actresses . “ People always ask me about meeting Elle Fanning  ” she says . “ I thought you were going to ask me that .” Baker and I lock eyes and double over with laughter . OK : How did you meet Elle Fanning ? “ I was kind of hoping you ’ d say that .” She readjusts herself in her seat . This story requires sturdiness and bracing . It will be an athletic telling . “ We were in Toronto  ” she begins   with the drama of Sophia Petrillo spinning a yarn about Sicily . “ I was just drinking a smoothie   and someone ’ s like   ‘ Brooklynn   look   there ’ s Elle !’ I was like is this really happening ? Then I saw it   the really short hair that ’ s the color of Elle Fanning ’ s hair . I ’ m like   Elle ! Then she turned and I ’ m like ”— at this point Prince looks up to the ceiling and raises her hands to the sky   singing —“ Hallelujah !” They chatted for five minutes or so . Prince has still not recovered . “ I did not stop talking about her the rest of the day  ” she says . “ My poor mom and everybody was probably like   ‘ Oh   when is she going to get over it ? !’ And I ’ m like   I ’ m never going to get it over it   boy .” Honestly   neither will we .",
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            "input": "Wa Lone  31  and Kyaw Soe Oo  27  were detained on Dec. 12 after they had been invited to meet police officers over dinner. Family members have said the two told them they were arrested almost immediately after being handed some documents by the officers they had gone to meet.\n“They arrested us and took action against us because we were trying to reveal the truth ” Wa Lone told reporters as he and Kyaw Soe Oo were led out of the court and back to Yangon’s Insein prison after the 30-minute hearing.\nIn the court  Kyaw Soe  Oo  embraced  his  wife and held  his  daughter for a couple of minutes.  His  daughter began to weep as  he  was escorted away and  he  had to hand her back to other family members.\nWa Lone’s wife gave  him  a few small pieces of cake that she had brought.\nReuters journalist  Kyaw Soe  Oo arrives at the court in Yangon  Myanmar January 10  2018. REUTERS/Stringer\nDistraught relatives of  Kyaw Soe  Oo wailed and reached out to grasp him as the two journalists were driven away from a throng of reporters after the hearing.\n“We view this as a wholly unwarranted  blatant attack on press freedom. Our colleagues should be allowed to return to their jobs reporting on events in Myanmar. We believe time is of the essence and we continue to call for Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe  Oo ’s prompt release ”  he  said.",
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            "input": "The arrests here of six top executives of Citgo  the U.S. subsidiary of Venezuela's state-owned oil giant  amount to a dramatic shake-up in the leadership of the oil interests that have been keeping  embattled President Nicolás Maduro  in power. The move suggests  observers say  a possible attempt by the government to ensure the loyalty of Citgo's management.\nOn Wednesday   Maduro  named Asdrúbal Chávez  a cousin of late president Hugo Chávez  the new president of Citgo in an event broadcast on state television. Chávez  a former minister of oil and mining and now a member of parliament  will be heading to the United States to \"reconstruct\" Citgo in the coming days.\nObservers said  however  that the arrests of such high-level officials could be linked to a tug of war for loyalties in the upper ranks of Venezuela's government.  Maduro  was the handpicked successor of Chávez  the leftist firebrand who died in 2013. But especially in recent months  high-profile Chávez followers - known as Chavistas - have broken with  Maduro .\nThe men arrested  analysts say  appeared to be loyal to Rafael Ramirez  a former president of PDVSA and longtime Chávez ally who is Venezuela's representative at the United Nations. Ramirez is seen as subscribing to a more moderate brand of Chávez's leftist-nationalist ideology  known as Chavismo. On Sunday  Ramirez published an article on the left-leaning website Aporrea in which he appeared to criticize  Maduro 's handling of the economy.\nAt least five of the detained executives are American citizens  according to an official familiar with the situation who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue. In televised comments   Maduro  said one of the men had claimed  he  could not be arrested because  he  was a naturalized U.S. citizen  though born in Venezuela.  He  described their acts as \"treason.\"\n\"When the intelligence police  with orders from the chief prosecutor  arrived to arrest the directors for corruption  one of them  born in the state of Falcon  said he couldn't be detained because he's an American citizen \"  Maduro  said. \"Can you imagine how far this treason goes?\"",
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            "input": "Journalist Tom Bower is publishing an unauthorized book about the 69-year-old British royal in March  Fox News has learned. The explosive account  titled “Rebel Prince ” will reportedly include testimony from more than 120 people employed or welcomed into the inner sanctum of Clarence House.\n“I’m afraid  we  have no comment to make on the book as  we  haven’t seen it ” a rep for the palace told Fox News.\n“ We  are delighted to be working with the great Tom Bower once again ” Arabella Pike of Harper Collins UK told Fox News in a statement.\n Bower  also revealed in an official release sent to Fox News that Prince Charles  who is poised to be the future kind of England  has struggled over the years to overcome  his  unpopularity after Princess Diana’s 1997 passing. And while  he  reportedly earned a boost in  his  approval rating after  his  marriage to Camilla  Duchess of Cornwall in 2005   he  still has a long way to go.",
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            "input": "Scott Ostrem  47   was charged with six counts of first-degree murder and 30 counts of attempted murder at the Adam County District Court on Monday  the Denver Post reported.\n Ostrem  appeared “nonchalant” when  he  walked into the Thornton superstore on Thursday evening and opened fire  killing Victor Vasquez  Pamela Marques  and Carlos Moreno  police said.\nChaos erupted inside the store and  Ostrem  fled the scene in a red Mitsubishi before  he  was arrested the following day \n Ostrem ’s stepsister Michelle Willoughby said he has been tormented by voices in his head since taking LSD nearly 30 years ago  she told the Denver Post.\n Ostrem  appeared “nonchalant” when  he  walked into the Thornton superstore on Thursday evening and opened fire  killing Victor Vasquez  Pamela Marques  and Carlos Moreno  police said. (Thornton Police Dept./AP)\nWilloughby  who lives in Cocoa Beach  Florida  said she does not know what might have triggered the shooting because she has not been able to speak with  Ostrem .\nThe family contacted a hospital  and  Ostrem  underwent a drug intervention but did not get psychological treatment  she said.\n Ostrem  was frequently counseled by a Catholic priest who placed a crucifix on  his  forehead  commanded demons to leave  his  body and asked God to silence the voices  Willoughby said.\nChaos erupted inside the store and  Ostrem  fled the scene in a red Mitsubishi before he was arrested the following day  (Helen H. Richardson/AP)\nCharles Grob  a psychiatry professor at UCLA  said it is unlikely that LSD would be the cause of a decadeslong psychosis. It was more likely that  Ostrem  had “some severe disturbance to begin with ” he said.\n Ostrem  did not enter a plea on Monday.  He  is being held without bail.",
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            "input": "London (AFP) – Kevin De Bruyne was the creative fulcrum of Manchester City’s latest demolition job  while Mousa Dembele inspired Tottenham’s north London derby triumph.\n Dembele  the midfield maestro\n Mousa Dembele  underlined  his  status as one of Tottenham’s unsung heroes with a dominant display in their 1-0 win over north London rivals Arsenal. It was Harry Kane’s latest goal-scoring exploits against the Gunners that took centre-stage at Wembley  but the platform of that success was built by  the industrious Dembele . Embodying Mauricio Pochettino’s obsession with physical intensity  while more than capable of picking a decisive pass  Dembele out-shone Arsenal in the midfield engine room  earning praise from  his  manager. “Last season  he  played so well  this season  he  suffered a problem in  his  ankle and struggled in pre-season. Now  he  is playing well again ” Pochettino said. “ He  is an unbelievable player. We have to be careful about  his  fitness. When  he  can train  he  can make this type of performance.”\nAs if losing 1-0 to struggling Newcastle wasn’t enough to have Jose Mourinho seething  the Manchester United boss once again had to suffer the frustration of  Paul  Pogba’s latest flop. Mourinho had restored Pogba to the starting line-up after dropping him for United’s previous match — a decision inspired by the former Juventus midfielder’s limp efforts in a defeat at Tottenham. But rather than grasp the opportunity to get back in Mourinho’s good books just days after his boss had defended their relationship  Pogba was again a largely anonymous figure at St James’ Park. By the time he was substituted midway through the second half  United were already trailing  but publicly at least  Mourinho remains supportive. “No problems ” he said when asked about the France international. “I wanted a better way (in midfield) against a side that was defending in a block. I wanted the simplicity of Michael Carrick.”",
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            "input": "Sue Grafton   author of the best-selling \"alphabet series\" of mystery novels  has died in Santa Barbara.  She  was 77.\n Grafton  was surrounded by family  including husband Steven Humphrey  when  she  died Thursday after a two-year battle with cancer   her  daughter  Jamie Clark  posted on the author's website.\n\"Although we knew this was coming  it was unexpected and fast.  She  had been fine up until just a few days ago  and then things moved quickly \" the posting said.\nGrafton began  her  \"alphabet series\" in 1982 with \"A is for Alibi.\"  Her  most recent book  \"Y is for Yesterday \" was published in August.\n\"Many of you also know that  she  was adamant that  her  books would never be turned into movies or TV shows  and in that same vein   she  would never allow a ghost writer to write in  her  name \"  her  daughter wrote. \"Because of all of those things  and out of the deep abiding love and respect for our dear sweet Sue  as far as we in the family are concerned  the alphabet now ends at Y.\"\nThe fictional heroine of the series  Southern California private detective Kinsey Millhone  was  Grafton 's alter ego  she told The Seattle Times earlier this year.\n\"I'm an introvert  so doing half of what Kinsey is beyond my poor capabilities \"  Grafton  said. \"But it's fun to get to live  her  life without penalty.\"\n Her  husband agreed that  Grafton  was Kinsey.\n\"Yes  as Sue said  'We're one spirit in two bodies  and  she  got the good one '\" Humphrey said.\nWhile  Grafton  aged   her  heroine didn't quite as much.\n\"So when I started   she  was 32  and I was 42. Now   she  is 39  and I am 77. So there's a little bit of injustice there  but  she  is single \"  she  told NPR in an interview earlier this year. \" She 's been married twice.  She  has no kids  no pets  no house plants.\"\n She  said  she  was looking forward to reaching the end of the alphabet with \"Z is for Zero.\"\nLisa Scottoline  author of legal thrillers  tweeted that  she  was sad to hear of  Grafton 's passing.\n\" She  forged a path for women in crime fiction  and all of us followed and adored  her  \"  she  said.\nCrime writer Lawrence Block called  Grafton  a wonderful writer \"graced with vision and integrity and a generous spirit.\"\n Grafton  began writing at 18  and completed  her  first novel at 22. \"A is for Alibi\" was the eighth novel  she  wrote  and the third  she  had published.",
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            "input": "(Reuters) -  U.S. Senator Al Franken   trying to salvage  his  political career  said on Sunday  he  does not plan to resign but called  himself  “embarrassed and ashamed” by  his  behavior toward women who have accused  him  of groping or inappropriately touching them.\nFILE PHOTO:  Senator Al Franken (D-MN)  meets with constituents at Minnesota Farmfest in Redwood County  Minnesota  U.S. August 6  2014. REUTERS/Craig Lassig/File Photo\n Franken   a Democrat and former comedian who has represented Minnesota in the Senate since 2009  said in a round of media interviews -- his first since the allegations surfaced on Nov. 16 -- that he looked forward to returning to his job on Monday.\n“I‘m embarrassed and ashamed. I’ve let a lot of people down and I‘m hoping I can make it up to them and gradually regain their trust ”  Franken  told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.\n Franken  resisted comparisons between  his  behavior and that of Roy Moore  the Republican nominee for a U.S. Senate seat from Alabama who has been accused of improper conduct involving teenage girls decades ago.\n“I‘m going to take responsibility. I‘m going to be held accountable through the ethics committee ” said  Franken   whose behavior is being investigated by the Senate ethics panel. “And I‘m going to hopefully be a voice in this that is helpful. ... Again  I respect women. What kills me about this is it gives people a reason to believe I don’t respect women.”\nWhen asked if he had considered resigning   Franken  said: “No  no. The ethics committee is looking into this and I will cooperate fully with it.”\nPressed about stepping aside and allowing a woman to take his seat   Franken  told Minnesota Public Radio  “I‘m committed to working as hard as I can here in the Senate for the people of Minnesota.”\n Franken  was first accused of sexual misconduct by radio broadcaster Leann Tweeden.  She  said  Franken  had forcibly kissed  her  during a 2006 USO war zone tour  and a photo showed him with his hands over  her  chest while  she  was sleeping.\nFour days later  a woman named Lindsay Menz told CNN that  Franken  had touched  her  buttocks while the two were being photographed in 2010 at the Minnesota State Fair.\n Franken  has apologized to Tweeden  and has said  he  does not remember the incident with Menz. Last week  two other women told the Huffington Post Franken had touched their buttocks in separate incidents. The article did not provide the names of those two accusers.\n“I don’t remember these photographs  I don‘t ”  Franken  told the Star Tribune. “This is not something I would intentionally do.”\n“I have been reflecting on this ”  Franken  told Minnesota Public Radio of the allegations. “I want to be a better man.”\n Franken  is among a long list of celebrities and politicians who have been accused of sexual misconduct. The recent wave of accusations  some of them dating back for decades  began in October.",
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            "input": "LIMA   Peru ( AP ) — The latest on impeachment proceedings against Peru ' s president ( all times local ): 11 : 20 p . m . Peru ' s president has survived an impeachment vote called by opposition lawmakers who sought to oust him over ties to the Brazilian construction giant implicated in the region ' s biggest corruption scandal . Peruvian lawmakers rejected removing President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in a vote late Thursday that came after 10 hours of debate and the leader ' s own forceful defense . The 79 - year - old former Wall Street banker came under fire after an opposition - led investigative committee revealed documents showing Odebrecht made $ 782   000 in payments to Kuczynski ' s private consulting firm more than a decade ago . The payments were made during years Kuczynski served as a Peruvian government minister . Odebrecht is at the center of Latin America ' s largest corruption scandal   having attempted paying millions of dollars in bribes to win public works contracts . The president repeatedly denied any wrongdoing   telling lawmakers that the rushed impeachment process was a threat to Peru ' s democracy . ___ 11 p . m . Peruvian lawmakers have wrapped up their debate over whether  President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski  should be impeached and are expected to begin voting on the matter soon . Debate ended very late Thursday night after 10 hours of impassioned speeches by legislators decrying and defending  the president  . The 79 - year - old former Wall Street banker is fighting for his political survival after an opposition - led investigative committee revealed documents showing his private consulting firm received $ 782   000 in payments from the Brazilian construction giant at the center of Latin America ' s big corruption scandal . The decade - old payments coincided with years in which Kuczynski was a government minister . The president urged lawmakers to keep him office in a forceful defense earlier Thursday   saying he had no involvement in his firm at the time . ___ 3 : 45 p . m . Lawmakers in Peru are debating whether or not to oust  President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski  . One - by - one   supporters and opponents are making their case before a final vote to decide whether  Kuczynski  should be impeached . Opposition legislator Milagros Takayama told lawmakers that citizens deserve a Peru \" that is free of corruption and ineptitude .\"  Kuczynski  is under fire after an opposition - led commission revealed documents showing  his  private consulting firm received $ 782   000 in payments from the Brazilian construction giant at the center of Latin America ' s biggest corruption scandal .  Kuczynski  testified earlier Thursday in  his  defense   telling lawmakers  he  had no involvement in the firm while serving in government . ____ 11 : 45 a . m . The lawyer representing Peru ' s president is telling lawmakers that instead of impeaching Pedro Pablo Kuczynski   they should investigate him . In a two - hour speech Thursday   Alberto Borea urged lawmakers to punish the president only after determining if he is indeed guilty of a crime . Pointing to the stoic president seated beside him   Borrea said   \" Don ' t crucify him before then .\"  Kuczynski  is facing an impeachment vote eight days after an opposition - led investigation revealed documents showing Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht made payments to the president ' s private consulting firm . ____ 10 a . m .  Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski  says the nation ' s democracy is at risk with a pending impeachment vote that could remove  him  from office . In  his  initial remarks to lawmakers Thursday    Kuczynski  said  he  came to look them in the eye and state   \" I am not corrupt and I have not lied .\"  The president  is presenting a detailed account of the $ 782   000 in payments provided to  his  Westfield Capital consulting firm by Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht . Odebrecht is at the center of Latin America ' s largest corruption scandal . The payments were made over a decade ago .  Kuczynski  is being given at least two hours to state  his  case . ____ 9 : 30 a . m .  Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski  has arrived at the Andean nation ' s parliament to testify in  his  defense before lawmakers vote on whether or not  he  should be removed from office . Opposition lawmakers are intent on ousting the 79 - year - old former Wall Street banker after revelations his private consulting business received payments from Odebrecht . The Brazilian construction giant is at the center of Latin America ' s largest corruption scandal . Kuczynski has said he had no management duties at his consulting firm Westfield Capital when it received $ 782   000 in payments between 2004 and 2007 . During much of that time   he was a high - ranking government minister .",
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            "input": "Corbyn is so far left , he makes Bernie look like a third way pro-business moderate . \nThe typical winning Democratic playbook is one of triangulation and moderation , but the radicalism of the regional Republicans creates a national opportunity for progressive leaders like Senators Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders , both formerly derided as unviable .",
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            "input": "China was ready to work with Kyrgyzstan to enhance political mutual trust  expand personnel exchanges  push forward pragmatic cooperation and strengthen coordination within the framework of the United Nations and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)  he said.\n Kazakbayev said the new government valued the traditional friendship with China and would recognize all the bilateral treaties and legal documents signed by the former Kyrgyz administration.\n Kyrgyzstan was committed to cementing and deepening bilateral relations of good- neighborliness  friendship and cooperation  he said  adding the country would firmly support China on Taiwan and Tibet-related issues.\n He said Kyrgyzstan was willing to coordinate with China to crack down on the \"three forces\" of terrorism  separatism and extremism  to safeguard and promote regional peace  stability and development.\n He appreciated China's valuable support and selfless help for Kyrgyzstan  especially in April  when the country went through major political changes.",
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            "input": "There rarely has been a truer or more glaring example than pending AL Championship Series foes  Aaron Judge  and Jose Altuve.\nThat the Bombers accomplished that surprising feat – becoming just the 10th team in MLB history to overcome an 0-2 deficit to win a five-game postseason series — with barely any offensive contribution from their breakout star feels all the more remarkable when you consider how  Judge  carried their offense during the first half and over the final month of the regular season  sandwiched around a six-week slump following the All-Star Game.\n“It’s not weighing on me at all ”  Judge  said Thursday night following the Yankees’ pre-series workout. “Every day is a new day. It’s just tough in certain situations when you want to go out there and produce for the team and you don’t get the job done  especially in a big situation like that  a Game 5.\n Aaron Judge (r.)  stands next to Astros’ Jose Altuve. (Yi-Chin Lee/AP)\n Judge  perplexed when asked how happy  he  is for Girardi after win\nBut  Judge  isn’t approaching this as a head-to-head matchup.\n Aaron Judge  struggled in the ALDS. (Abbie Parr/Getty Images)\n“It’s about the Astros and the Yankees  who’s gonna go to the World Series. It’s just about the team right now ”  Judge  said. “I think the fans are more excited about two great teams getting an opportunity to play.\nAlbeit not a factor in MVP determinations  since voting took place before the playoffs began   Judge  endured a dreadful division series against Cleveland.  He  registered just one hit in 20 at-bats with 16 strikeouts  a postseason record for one series  including four in three of the five games.\nBut  Judge  otherwise was a non-factor against the Indians  and that will have to change – the rookie should at least have to come close to matching Altuve’s production – for the Yanks to move on to the World Series and a shot at a 28th championship.\n“He’s such a unique player ” Houston’s Game 1 starter  Dallas Keuchel  said of  Judge . “For people to say he was exposed or whatnot  I don’t believe in that.\n Aaron Judge  did help Yankees in ALDS  but barely with  his  bat\nThe Yankees need significantly more production from  Judge  beginning Friday.  His  resurgent September — 15 homers  32 RBI and a 1.352 OPS — swayed me to believe that  Judge  had greatly narrowed the gap and might have even surpassed Altuve for MVP consideration. (No  I didn’t have a vote this year). Now he needs to show his value to the Yankees more than ever.",
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            "input": "TOKYO (Reuters) - Kobe Steel Ltd supplied parts with false specifications for nuclear equipment owned by Japan Nuclear Fuel Ltd (JNFL)  JNFL said on Friday  adding that the products were not used.\n Kobe Steel  has not told JNFL whether there are any safety issues with the parts  the spokesman said. A  Kobe Steel  spokesman confirmed  the company  had fabricated data about specialized coatings used on the parts  adding  the company  had not identified any safety issues.\nTokyo Electric Power Co said earlier this month it had taken delivery of pipes from  Kobe Steel  that were not checked properly.\nJapan's atomic regulator has asked nuclear operators to check whether they are using  Kobe Steel  products at nuclear plants  it said on Wednesday  adding it has received no reports that  Kobe Steel 's data tampering scandal has affected safety.\n The unfolding data tampering scandal  has spread from  Kobe Steel 's copper and aluminum business to most areas of  the company  and sent companies at the end of complex supply chains across the world scrambling to check whether the safety or performance of their products has been compromised.\n Kobe Steel  said on Thursday 88 out of 525 affected customers had yet to confirm  its  products were safe in the light of widespread tampering of specifications  but that  it  had not received any requests for recalls.",
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            "input": "And  Shiffrin  might one day pass them both.\nA month shy of her 23rd birthday   Shiffrin  already has 41 World Cup wins. But most of those have been in the tech events  meaning she and Vonn rarely crossed paths on the World Cup circuit. That changed this season  as  Shiffrin  began adding speed events to her schedule.\nWith  Shiffrin  hoping to do all five events in Pyeongchang  the idea of seeing  her  and Vonn  33  go head-to-head with Olympic gold on the line was one of the most tantalizing storylines of the Games. But the fireworks keep fizzling.\nFirst was Saturday’s Super-G  which  Shiffrin  dropped after racing the giant slalom and slalom the two previous days. (And taking gold in the GS  for those keeping track.) Now it’s the downhill  which  Shiffrin  is skipping to focus on the Alpine combined that was moved from Friday to Thursday.\nThen again  it feels right that  Vonn  gets the spotlight to  herself  in the race that's defined  her .\nFor all that  she ’s achieved  Vonn's luck at the Olympics has been stunningly bad.  She  was eighth in the downhill in Turin  two days after  she  had to be airlifted to a hospital following a scary crash in training.  She  missed Sochi after reinjuring  her  knee about six weeks before the Games.\nEven in Vancouver  where  she  won gold in the downhill and bronze in the Super-G   she  was skiing with a badly bruised shin.\nWith one last chance to have the Olympics  she  wants   Vonn  has poured every bit of  herself  into these Games. The death of  her  beloved grandfather  Don Kildow  on Nov. 1 only hardened  her  resolve.\n“This time I have a more important mission; win for my late Grandpa  ” Vonn  said in an Instagram post the night before the Super-G. “He will be watching from the best seat in the house  hopefully looking out for me and guiding me down the mountain.”\n Vonn  didn’t win the Super-G  tying for sixth after making a mistake in the last turn. But  she  was upbeat afterward  knowing  her  best race was still in front of  her .\n“In general  this season  I feel like I’ve been much better in downhill than Super-G ”  Vonn  said Saturday. “And this hill  it suits me really well for downhill.\"\n She ’s backed that up so far.  She  had the fastest time in Sunday’s training run. Despite backing off a bit Monday   she  still finished third  .35 seconds behind Austria’s Stephanie Venier.\n“I’m not looking to do anything special here in the training runs ”  Vonn  said Monday. “I just want to get a feeling for the line. I’m trying some different skis every day to seeing what’s running. But  in general  I’m really happy.”\nIt is only a matter of days before  Vonn ’s Olympic career is over  and  she  can see the finish line ahead. But as  she ’s done for the better part of two decades now   she  will not let up until  she ’s crossed it  pushing hard until the very end.\n“You can’t get too sentimental right now because I still have to race  I still have to be focused ”  she  said. “Afterwards I’ll do some reflecting.”\nAnd savor that one last race that belonged all to  her .",
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            "input": "CLEVELAND , OH - JUNE 20 : LeBron James # 23 of the Cleveland Cavaliers hoists the trophy as he gets off the plane as the team returns to Cleveland after wining the NBA Championships on June 20 , 2016 in Cleveland , Ohio . \nOAKLAND , CA - JUNE 19 : LeBron James # 23 of the Cleveland Cavaliers holds his daughter Zhuri during a press conference after defeating the Golden State Warriors 93-89 in Game 7 to win the 2016 NBA Finals at ORACLE Arena on June 19 , 2016 in Oakland , California . \nThere 's never been a player as big and fast , with James ' leaping ability , ball handling and passing vision . \nAfter LeBron James ' virtuoso performance in the 2016 NBA Finals , no logical , unbiased or well informed fan can argue against his inclusion in any Top Five all-time list . \nJames teammates ' performance does n't take anything away from him . \nConspiracy theories and personal vendettas aside , it 's time even the most stubborn critics of James stop the hate and appreciate what they 've been privileged to watch . \nIf there 's anyone still offering these responses to you in a debate about James ' accomplishments or his greatness , discontinue the conversation at once . \nJames led the Cleveland Cavaliers to an improbable series win over a team that had been earmarked for a repeat after a historic regular season . \nAfter falling behind 3-1 , the James led Cavs handed the Warriors their only three-game losing streak of the season , and became the only team in NBA history to come back from a 3-1 deficit in the Finals . \nJames ' greatness did n't begin last night . \nJames has been to six consecutive NBA Finals -LRB- seven in all -RRB- , and he 's won it all three times .",
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            "input": "A Cook County State’s Attorney asked the detective   Reynaldo Guevara   74  to review police reports and testimony  he ’d previously given in the case.  Guevara  refused  quickly flipping the pages and then handing them back.\nSeated in the courtroom gallery were family members of 11 people who say  Guevara  framed them  and four more people whom  Guevara  helped put in prison but whose convictions have since been overturned.\n“This morning I prayed that maybe God would touch his heart and he would tell the truth ” said Esther Hernandez  the mother of two sons who claim  Guevara  framed them in a 1997 murder.\n“That’s an acute case of amnesia ” said Jose Montanez  who was exonerated last year of a 1993 murder after spending 23 years in prison.  Guevara  was one of the lead detectives on  his  case.\nSince 2009  when a federal jury issued a record $21 million to a man whom  Guevara  was found to have framed  the retired detective has repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused to testify.\nBut earlier this year Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx offered  Guevara  immunity in exchange for his testimony. His lawyers argued he would still be vulnerable to perjury charges.\nToday’s hearing was part of an appeal by two defendants  Gabriel Solache and Arturo Reyes  who say that  Guevara  beat confessions out of them. Prosecutors called  Guevara  to the stand to rebut that claim. Since he testified he didn’t remember the case  prosecutors asked the court to allow  Guevara’s  previous testimony from two court appearance in 2000.\n“I hope people know how fucked up that is ” said Jennifer Bonjean  an attorney representing other  Guevara  clients. “It’s pretty mindblowing that the state is literally vouching for the prior testimony when  Guevara  won’t  himself .”\nAn attorney for Solache  Karen Daniel  told the court that  Guevara  was “disavowing  his  prior testimony” in the 2000 case and that  he ’s essentially pleading the Fifth “under a different guise.”\nThe state has called several other officers  prosecutors and medical personnel who were at the police station the night of the alleged beating. They testified that neither defendant complained of abuse. A paramedic called to the stand today testified he conducted medical evaluations of both defendants two days after  Guevara  allegedly beat them and didn’t note signs of abuse.\nIn 2013  Chicago hired a law firm to conduct an independent investigation of allegations of misconduct by  Guevara . Those investigators rejected Solache and Reyes’s innocence claims but called the case against them “very thin.”",
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            "input": "Former secretary of  state Hillary Clinton  speaks to and meets voters in Allendale  Mich.  on Nov. 7  2016. (Melina Mara/The Washington Post)\nHow do you write a primal scream? Because my head is about to explode over the story about alleged sexual harassment on  Hillary Clinton’s  2008 presidential campaign and  her  appallingly mild response  then and now.\nTo recap  while we were still reeling from the report that President Trump ordered the firing of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III last summer  the New York Times posted this: “Hillary Clinton Chose to Shield a Top Adviser Accused of Harassment in 2008.”\nAccording to the Times’ Maggie Haberman and Amy Chozick  Burns Strider   Clinton’s  faith adviser — yes  faith adviser  you can’t make this stuff up — was accused of repeatedly sexually harassing a young woman with whom he shared a campaign office. The Times: “ She  told a campaign official that Mr. Strider had rubbed  her  shoulders inappropriately  kissed  her  on the forehead and sent  her  a string of suggestive emails.”\nThe campaign’s response? Campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle recommended that Strider be fired. So did Jess O’Connell  the national director of operations  who handled the investigation. And  Clinton  herself? Not so much  apparently. The young woman  not identified in the story  was moved to a different job. Strider — then married  by the way — was “docked several weeks of pay and ordered to undergo counseling.” Which  predictably  he never attended.\nAnd  even more predictably  when he was hired years later to oversee an independent group backing  Clinton’s  second presidential campaign  “He was fired after several months for workplace issues  including allegations that he harassed a young female aide  according to three people close to Correct the Record’s management.”\nThis is head-exploding stuff  but there’s worse to come. Because now — now  after Harvey Weinstein and #MeToo and Roy Moore — this was Hillary Clinton’s belated response  in its bland totality: “A story appeared today about something that happened in 2008. I was dismayed when it occurred  but was heartened the young woman came forward  was heard  and had her concerns taken seriously and addressed.”\nAnd classically  infuriatingly  this episode and its aftermath exposes  once again  the trademark Clinton failure to take personal responsibility; the allergy to owning up to error; the refusal to cede any ground  no less apologize; the incessant double-standarding  with different  more forgiving rules for the Clintons and their loyalists. Imagine a Hillary Clinton who said something like this:\nImagine that Hillary Clinton. She doesn’t exist.",
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            "input": "President Donald Trump's first campaign manager   Corey Lewandowski   reportedly stonewalled lawmakers during an appearance before the House Intelligence Committee Wednesday.\n Lewandowski 's silence — citing executive privilege — followed the reluctance a day earlier of former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon  who similarly declined to answer some of the panel's questions.\n\"[Tuesday   Lewandowski ] said on Fox that he would answer every question that we had \" Rep. Adam Schiff  D-Calif.  the panel's top Democrat  told reporters  per The Hill.\nSchiff said  Lewandowski  has no grounds to invoke executive privilege because  he  never held a job in transition or government.\nHe added it \"became clear within minutes of the interview\"  Lewandowski  did not plan to answer their questions  although  he  told lawmakers  he  would return for another interview.\n\" He  has expressed a willingness to come back and answer these questions  but to me that is unacceptable to have a witness come before us and decide that for the purposes of [Wednesday's] interview  these are categories of questions I'm placing off limits \" Schiff said  The Hill reported.",
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            "input": "The company denies it did anything wrong  insisting it was acting legally at the time. The settlement did not require an admission of liability   Attorney General Lori Swanson  said.\n\"We're pleased with the settlement. We think the settlement will help solve a problem in Minnesota. It's been a problem that has been a long time in the making for many decades \"  Swanson  said. \"These chemicals  as I mentioned  were put into the ground. And we are very hopeful the settlement can help fix that.\"\nThe settlement was announced Tuesday after jury selection was halted as the trial was set to begin.  Swanson  said  she  believes it is the largest environmental case in state history.\n Swanson  said 3M will pay the state in one lump sum within the next 15 days. It will go into a fund dedicated to projects that will clean up and safeguard drinking water in the eastern suburbs of St. Paul. Details on how the money will be used are still being worked out  but it could go to help homeowners with contaminated wells  or help municipalities with sustainable drinking water and treatment plans.",
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            "input": "Olympic ski champ Hirscher  no longer must hear The Question\nJEONGSEON  South Korea (AP) — Eventually  The Question began to bother  Marcel Hirscher .\nIt wasn't so much the actual content  which was always some variation of: \"Do you need an Olympic gold medal to validate your otherwise-perfect skiing career?\"  He  was certain  he  knew the answer: \"No.\" It was more the incessant echo of it  over and over.\nHow often did  Hirscher  hear The Question? \"Ev-e-ry day \"  he  said. This was offered with a smile Tuesday  because that line of inquiry will never again arise. As of the Alpine combined event at  the Pyeongchang Games  Hirscher  is  at long last  an Olympic champion.\n\"I'm super happy  because now this stupid question has gone away \"  Hirscher  said  before adding with gusto  \"Now The Question is Zzzzzzztt. Deleted.\"\n Hirscher  finished in 2 minutes  6.52 seconds  which made him 0.23 seconds faster than silver medalist Alexis Pinturault of France. Another Frenchman  Victor Muffat-Jeandet  was third  more than a full second behind  Hirscher .\nFitting  then  that a race considered the greatest test of versatility in a sport of increasing specialization was how  Hirscher  finally got  his  gold.\nAs recently as two weeks ago   he  said   he  wasn't even sure whether it was worth entering the combined  in part because it would steal training time away from  his  better events and also because  he  hadn't been on downhill skis in a year.\nSo  Hirscher  went into the downhill merely hoping to be within 3 seconds of the lead going into the slalom;  he  wound up less than 1½ seconds behind  the beneficiary of catching a lull in swirling winds. The same gusts that had led to the postponement of the first two races on the Alpine schedule. Others found themselves dealing with headwinds or blasts of air that hit them from the side.\n\" He  got lucky this morning with the wind \" Rearick said. \"But  his  second run  in the slalom  I mean   he  had the adversity there. The wind was blowing hard. You couldn't see the snow. In slalom  when you can't see your feet  it's really tough.\"\nBut  Hirscher  can handle that sort of thing better than anyone. Temperatures around zero and winds approaching 50 mph (75 kph) left the snow hard and dry  more like what's found in Colorado than Austria. But because  he  packs a lot of strength into  his  5-foot-8 (1.73-meter) frame   he  can change direction quickly to recover from mistakes.\nTwo-time Olympic champion Ted Ligety of the U.S.  fifth Tuesday  lauded another  Hirscher  trait.\n\" His  mental ability is second to none in this sport. You often see so many guys who are fast in training and can't figure it out in a race.  He 's the exact opposite \" Ligety said. \"You can train with  him  and beat  him  and you're all super-confident. Then the next day   he  goes and wins a race by a lot.\"\n Hirscher  has dominated the week-in  week-out World Cup circuit  accumulating 55 race wins  second among men only to Ingemar Stenmark's 86.  He  has nine world championship medals. This is  his  third Olympics  but the only previous medal was a slalom silver in 2014.\nIf  he  never did add gold?\nAnd while  Hirscher himself  has insisted all along  he  did not need to burnish  his  legacy   he  sure did look pleased when  he  leapt atop the podium  then pumped both arms overhead  during a flower ceremony.",
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            "input": "The leader of India's main opposition Congress party   Sonia Gandhi   has retired from  her  post  the party confirmed on Thursday.\n Her  son   Rahul Gandhi   has been elected unopposed as the new president and will officially take charge on Saturday.\n Mrs Gandhi   71  has been the party president since 1998.  She  was elected to parliament in 1999.\n She  is  however  not retiring from politics and will continue as a member of parliament  the party said.\n Mrs Gandhi  entered politics in 1994   three years after after  her  husband  former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi  was assassinated.\n Her  power derived from being the head of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty  which has led the Congress party and has ruled India for most of the years since it became an independent nation in 1947.\nAfter distancing  herself  from politics following  her  husband's death   Mrs Gandhi  was initially seen as a reluctant and almost reclusive politician.\nUnder  her  leadership  the party turned in its second-worst performance since independence in the 1999 elections  but won the general elections in 2004 and 2009.\nImage copyright Getty Images Image caption  Rahul Gandhi  has been named the new Congress party president\nMrs Gandhi  an Italian-born Catholic  would have been the first foreigner to become Indian prime minister had  she  not surprised everyone by turning down the post after  her  general election success in 2004. Yet  many considered  her  the de facto head of the Congress government.\nIn recent years  Mrs Gandhi  has faced health issues. In 2011   she  had surgery in the US for an undisclosed medical condition and in 2013  she  was taken to hospital from parliament after falling ill.",
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            "input": "“I haven’t seen that  no ” the stunned Swank told Fox News at an FX event in Pasadena  Calif. of the report released just minutes earlier about  Paul Haggis   who won consecutive Oscars for screenwriting the Swank-starring \"Million Dollar Baby\" and writing and directing \"Crash.\"\n Haggis  was named in a civil lawsuit on December 15  2017 by publicist Haleigh Breest  who claimed the married  64-year-old filmmaker raped her on Jan. 31  2013 in a New York City apartment.\nThe lawsuit spurred three more women to claim sexual assault and harassment by  Haggis .\nAccording to the Associated Press  one of the accusers claimed  Haggis  made  her  perform non-consensual oral sex and then raped  her .\nAnother accuser said  Haggis  told  her  “I need to be inside  you .”  She  said  she  was able to escape.\nThey all said  Haggis  first tried to kiss them. In two of the cases  they said  when they fought back   Haggis  escalated  his  aggression.\nThe new rape accuser said she was a 28-year-old publicist working on a television show being produced by  Haggis  in 1996 when he called to ask to review photos from the show that night in her office.\nWhen  Haggis  arrived  she said  everyone else had left the office for the night and  he  insisted they speak in a back office. She said  Haggis  began kissing her as soon as they walked into the room.\n\"I just pulled away.  He  was just glaring at me and came at me again. I was really resisting.  He  said to me  'Do you really want to continue working?'\" the woman said. \"And then  he  really forced  himself  on me. I was just numb. I didn't know what to do.\"\n Haggis ’ lawyer told the AP his client is denying the new accusations  saying  “He didn’t rape anybody.”\n Haggis  has also denied Breest's initial rape allegation in a counter-complaint to the lawsuit  and said the accuser and her lawyer had demanded a $9 million payment to avoid legal action  which he characterized as extortion.\nFox News reached out to  Haggis  and Breest but did not receive comment.\n Haggis  is also well-known for being an outspoken critic of Scientology  which  he  left in 2009.  He  is listed as currently directing the film \"Lead and Copper.\"",
            "output": [
                "Paul Haggis"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-cfb8432064a04c62aa555599379fb7cb",
            "input": "I thought the Harvard community felt that large corporations and specifically mega-stores were evil. But on Friday  Associate AG and Harvard alum  Rachel Brand  abruptly left the DOJ to start what  she  called  her  “dream job” — at Walmart.\n Hers  was the latest high-profile exit from the department following a long line of others including fired Acting Attorney General Sally Yates  fired FBI Director James Comey  and former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe.\nBrand’s departure also came at a particular moment in history. You see  given that Attorney General Jeff Sessions had already recused himself from pretty much everything and that Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein would now have to be considered a subject of inquiry himself due to the Nunez memo  if  Brand  hadn’t left than  it  likely would have fallen on  her  as the #3 in charge at the DOJ to appoint a new special counsel to look into potential malfeasance in the department. And that could have been awkward given that  Brand  was also Rosenstein’s fellow ally.\nBut the FISA scandal revealed by the Nunes memo was not the only sticky situation that  Brand  and  her  fellow Harvard alums may be avoiding by leaving the DOJ now.\nFor example  a couple of months ago  federal prosecutors began taking a new look at a complaint filed against Harvard in 2015 over alleged admissions practices that were biased against Asian students. Apparently  that complaint hadn’t gotten much consideration during the administration of Harvard Law graduate Barack Obama  who the university’s now considering naming to its top post. Back then  Rosenstein was the U.S. attorney for Maryland and  Brand  was on the DOJ Privacy and Civil Liberties Board  but they were still both Harvard alums.",
            "output": [
                "Rachel Brand"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-99dc5e8dce944c329a7cb7f349f1241d",
            "input": "President Isaias Afwerki 's interview on a government website Wednesday said the migrants from  his  country and Sudan paid a \"high price\" to human traffickers to reach Israel and deserve more like $50 000.\n\"They need fair compensation to start a new life in their home country \"  Afwerki  said in the interview with local media.  He  said all those who wish to return home \"have every right to do so \" and that Eritrea has offered to register all of its roughly 20 000 migrants but Israeli authorities had refused.\nMany Eritreans leaving the east African nation claim they fled a restrictive regime under  Afwerki   where men are often forced into a military service with slavery-like conditions. They say they cannot return.\nIn the interview   Afwerki  claimed instead that the Eritrean migrants were enticed abroad to organize an armed opposition but that the \"subversive schemes\" failed and the migrants now have become a burden.\nIsraeli authorities said the migrants will be deported to Rwanda and Uganda   Afwerki  said.\n\"We are told they will be deported to any country that can accept them \"  he  said. \"These are human beings  not livestock. No country can claim legal responsibility to receive our citizens.\"",
            "output": [
                "Isaias Afwerki"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-506e9c56ad124f63ad8f4feff22b7452",
            "input": "Recy Taylor  an Alabama African-American woman whose 1944 abduction and rape sparked national headlines   died in  her  sleep just a few days ahead of  her  98th birthday.\n Taylor  died Thursday at an Abbeville nursing home   her  brother Robert Corbitt said. He added that  she ’d been in good spirits the day prior and  her  death was fairly sudden.\n Taylor  was only 24 years when  she  was brutally attacked in  her  Alabama hometown.  She  was kidnapped  and raped at gunpoint while walking home from church by six white men who then left  her  on the side of the road in an isolated area.\nThe young  married mother reported the incident to police — at the height of the Jim Crow era — despite threats against  her  life from  her  group of attackers.\nTwo all-white  all-male grand juries however declined to indict the six men who admitted to authorities that they’d attacked  her .\nRecy’s story is the heart of filmmaker Nancy Buirski’s “ The Rape of Recy Taylor”  — a documentary detailing the case  which made  its  North America debut at the New York Film Festival earlier this year.\n It ’s also highlighted  alongside the stories from women of color attacked by white men during the Civil Rights era  in Danielle McGuire’s 2010 book: “At the Dark of the Street.”\n“It is  Recy Taylor  and rare other black women like her who spoke up when danger was the greatest ” Buirski told NBC News.",
            "output": [
                "Recy Taylor"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-16d6472b44714ce38f94cb4fd12cf6bf",
            "input": "David Berkowitz  the notorious \"Son of Sam\" serial killer   has been hospitalized at the Albany Medical Center Hospital  where  he  will undergo an emergency heart surgery  The Times Union noted.\n Berkowitz  has been in prison since 1978  after  he  went on a killing spree with a .44 caliber revolver that ultimately left six dead and seven others wounded between 1976 and 1977  The Times Union said.\nAccording to a statement from the state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision  \" Berkowitz  has been transferred to an outside hospital and remains in the custody of the Shawangunk Correctional Facility.\"\nDuring  his  killing rampage   Berkowitz  targeted young women and couples sitting in cars  The Daily Mail reported.\n He  left letters behind at two murder scenes in which  he  referred to  himself  as the \"Son of Sam \" a reference to a neighbor  he  claimed was a demon. In  his  letters   Berkowitz  said Sam's dog had been giving him orders to kill.\nUpon his arrest  he was sentenced to 25 years in prison for each of the six murders and  during his time behind bars   Berkowitz  became a reborn Christian.\n\"There was a battle going on inside  me  \" he said.\n Berkowitz  said  he  thought  he  was doing something to \"appease the devil\" by murdering  his  victims.",
            "output": [
                "David Berkowitz"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-1889ffd0259d46f58275da1dd4aa54aa",
            "input": "In early January   YouTube star Logan Paul  received a wave of criticism after  he  posted a video which showed the body of an apparent suicide victim in Japan. And now  he 's facing criticism again -- this time  from animal rights group  PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals).\nIn a new video uploaded on  his  YouTube channel   Paul  uses a stun gun on rats.\n“Are we using weapons for this?”  Paul  asks  his  two friends in the video.  He  then pulls out a stun gun from  his  waist and zaps the rats  which are already dead. “No rat comes into my house without getting tased ”  Paul  adds.\n“Yo   he ’s already dead ”  his  friend replies  while throwing the dead rat carcasses in a trash can. But  Paul  uses the stun gun on the rodents once more.\nYouTube suspended  Paul  after  he  posted the initial video  though the company was also criticized for how long it took to respond to it (Variety reported that YouTube waited 11 days before addressing the controversy). The social media star returned to the video sharing platform weeks later with a new 7-minute suicide prevention video.\nIn the video   Paul  speaks to suicide prevention experts and a man who survived  his  own suicide attempt.  He  then pledges to donate $1 million to various suicide prevention groups.\n“I know I’ve made mistakes  I know I’ve let people down. But what happens when you’re given an opportunity to help make a difference in the world? It’s time to learn from the past as I get better and grow as a human being. I’m here to have a hard conversation so that those who are suffering can have easier ones  \" Paul  said in the new video.\nIn light of recent controversies  here's what you need to know about  Logan Paul .\nIn a controversial video  which was taken down   Paul  and  his  companions came across the body in the Aokigahara forest at the base of Mount Fuji -- a frequent site of suicides in the country. The Internet personality recorded video of the encounter and posted it with the title  \"We found a dead body in the Japanese Suicide Forest.”\nIn the video   Paul  seems aware that the site is sometimes chosen for suicides  but is surprised to come across what appears to be a body hanging from a tree.\n\"Yo  are you alive?\"  he  says in the video. \"Are you f--king with us?\"\n Paul  also posted a more sanguine video on YouTube shortly after  showing  him  romping through a Tokyo park  talking about  his  apparel brand  visiting gadget stores and running around city streets wearing a Pokemon outfit.\n He  briefly mentioned the encounter with a body at the start of the video  saying  \"That was weird.\"\n\"I thought I could make a positive ripple on the Internet  not cause a monsoon of negativity \"  he  continued.\nWho is  he ?\nLogan Paul  22  is originally from Ohio but moved to Los Angeles at the age of 19 to pursue an entertainment career beyond social media  according to his website.",
            "output": [
                "Logan Paul"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-e3f0cef00e4e4e798515af272082cc49",
            "input": "Some schools used “cherry-picking” to favor certain students  according to a district audit analyzed by  Inspector General Nicholas Schuler’s office . Nonselective schools improperly used academic benchmarks such as test scores and grades to evaluate prospective students   Schuler’s office  said  and some schools “specifically weeded out kids with histories of poor attendance.”\nA principal with a rare tuition-based prekindergarten program described an “unwritten agreement” with former CPS CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett that allowed the school to admit pre-K students from outside the neighborhood into kindergarten. That arrangement   Schuler  said  raises the troubling prospect that people are essentially allowed to buy their way into schools.\nThe district audit  requested by  Schuler ’s office  marks the official debut of an IG “performance analysis unit” intended to broadly evaluate how CPS policies are carried out.\n Schuler  isn’t recommending the district pursue discipline or termination for unnamed elementary school employees in the report  as  his  office has in past cases involving criminal or ethical lapses.\n“Certain cases were unfair  and there’s certainly a real danger that things are manifestly unfair in key regards ”  Schuler  said of situations highlighted in the enrollment report. “But they might not all be unfair. Some of them just failed to follow the rules.”\nThose problems were heavily concentrated in neighborhood schools. So much so   Schuler ’s office said  that more than half the students who enrolled in neighborhood schools outside their home areas last year “improperly bypassed” the district’s enrollment office to do so.",
            "output": [
                "Nicholas Schuler"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-a8611259c9c1497bad0c12515aaf54fe",
            "input": "Yoel Romero missed weight  but  he  didn't miss Luke Rockhold's head. After missing weight and losing  his  chance to win the interim middleweight title  Romero pulled it together and stopped Luke Rockhold in the third round with a huge left hand and a follow-up shot on the canvas.\nFON:  Jake Matthews  vs. Li Jingliang PON: Formiga  Adesanya#UFC221 — MMAFighting.com (@MMAFighting) February 11  2018\nMatchup Weight Class Results Bonus FIGHT SCORE Luke Jumeau vs. Daichi Abe Welterweight Jumeau by UD (29-27  29-28x2) 27.9 Teruto Ishihara vs. Jose Quinonez Men's Bantamweight Quinonez by UD ( 30-27  29-28  29-28) 18.96 Mizuto Hirota vs. Ross Pearson Lightweight Pearson (30-27  29-28x2) 17.75 Jussier Formiga vs. Ben Nguyen Men's Flyweight Formiga by R3 SUB (RNC) 25.75 Jeremy Kennedy vs. Alexander Volkanovski Men's Featherweight Volkanovski by R2 (TKO) 25.1 Damien Brown vs. Dong Hyun Kim Lightweight Kim by SD (29-28x2  28-29) 12.53 Israel Adesanya vs.Rob Wilkinson Middleweight Adesanya by R2 (TKO) 25.7 Tyson Pedro vs. Saparbek Safarov Light Heavyweight Pedro by R1 SUB (Kimura) 25 Li Jingliang vs. Jake Matthews Welterweight Matthews by UD (30-26x2  29-28) 40.71 Cyril Asker vs. Tai Tuivasa Heavyweight Tuivasa by R1 TKO 32.5 Curtis Blaydes vs. Mark Hunt Heavyweight Blaydes by UD (30-26x2  29-27) 39.85 Luke Rockhold vs. Yoel Romero Interim Middleweight Championship Romero by R3 TKO 20.25\nOn Saturday   Jake Matthews  put on the best performance of  his  young career. The 23-year-old came out throwing bombs despite the fact that  he 's known for  his  grappling.  He  lit Li Jiangling up throughout the fight  flooring the rugged Chinese fighter on several occasions.\nIn the second round   Matthews  almost stopped Li  but the latter used a blatant foul to escape the finish. Look at this insane foul:\nMatthews didn't dwell on the injustice  he resumed his domination with another knockdown in the third round to seal his win. This one was a great fight  though  Matthews  left little doubt about the result.",
            "output": [
                "Jake Matthews Welterweight"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-e06726cbcfa644a78b5c81819c6638e0",
            "input": "Research Director Malcolm Levine  has left the hedge fund Thursday after “seven great and rewarding years ” according to an e-mail seen by The Post.\nTwo sources familiar with  Levine’s  departure said that the 35-year-old hedgie may look to launch his own fund.\n Levine  quickly rose up the ranks at Corvex  earning the title of research director four years into  his  stint at the hedge fund.\nBut  Levine’s  departure marks other changes at Corvex.",
            "output": [
                "Malcolm Levine"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-404c2e783aab43959fccdd58de89b35b",
            "input": "MARY LOUISE KELLY  HOST:\n KELLY : All right. Let's turn now to the Senate Finance Committee  which later today  will hold the only public hearing on this bill. Ron Wyden of Oregon is the ranking Democrat on that committee. And he joins me now. Senator  good morning.\n KELLY : If you had to put a percentage on this  where would you put the chances of the Senate passing this bill by Friday?\n KELLY : OK. So your committee is holding  we said  the only public hearing on this bill  which is something for a bill that could potentially affect...\n KELLY : ...So many Americans. You've got both senators Graham and Senator Cassidy testifying today. What questions do you have for them that would move this process forward in a constructive way?\n KELLY : So  real quick  what's your top question for the senators today?\n KELLY : That's Democratic Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon. Thanks very much.\n KELLY : And we also have here NPR's congressional correspondent  Susan Davis. Susan  in just a moment  answer the question Senator Wyden wouldn't. What are the chances of this bill passing this week?",
            "output": [
                "MARY LOUISE KELLY"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-4d62f01fab1d42509ac59aa8fea01a66",
            "input": "BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran has foiled attempts by its foreign enemies to turn legitimate protests into an insurgency to overthrow  the Islamic Republic  supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei  said on Tuesday.\nComments on  his  Twitter feed and in Iranian media underscored the establishment’s confidence that it has extinguished the unrest that spread to more than 80 cities in which at least 22 people died since late December.\n“Once again  the nation tells the US  Britain  and those who seek to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran from abroad that ‘you’ve failed  and you will fail in the future  too.'”  Khamenei  tweeted.\nThe Revolutionary Guards  the military force loyal to  Khamenei   said on Sunday security forces had put an end to the unrest that it too said had been whipped up by foreign enemies.\nPeople hold signs as Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei speaks  Iran  January 9  2018. Leader.ir/Handout via REUTERS\n“These concerns must be addressed. We must listen  we must hear. We must provide answers within our means ”  Khamenei  was quoted as saying  hinting that not only the government of Rouhani  but  his  own clerical leadership must also respond.\n“I am also responsible. All of us must follow up ”  Khamenei  said.",
            "output": [
                "Ayatollah Ali Khamenei"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-e358b05c724449c3ae06e78a7f03f473",
            "input": "But in two letters from the court Thursday   Judge Rosemary M. Collyer  made clear to Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes  R-Calif.  and  his  House Judiciary Committee counterpart -- Rep. Bob Goodlatte  R-Va. -- that the information would be better obtained from the Justice Department.\n“While this analysis is underway  you may note that the Department of Justice possesses (or can easily obtain) the same responsive information the Court might possess  and because of separation of powers considerations  is better positioned than the Court to respond quickly ”  Collyer  wrote to Nunes.\n Collyer  added that the court does not object to the Executive Branch giving such information to Congress.  She  noted in  her  other letter that Goodlatte already has made such a request to the DOJ and FBI.\nAfter Nunes specifically sought transcripts   Collyer  noted that the court does not typically make a \"systematic record\" of the questions and responses at those sessions. But  her  letters indicated the FBI and DOJ might have other \"responsive materials.\"\n She  said the requests raise “novel and significant questions.”",
            "output": [
                "Rosemary M. Collyer"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-9443c0a6d7e54e24bb799ecab79464c9",
            "input": "But if Aaron Judge  Giancarlo Stanton and company don’t win a World Series as soon as possible  sports fans might start confusing the greater New York area with Winnipeg.\nWhy only 91-71  even after acquiring the reigning National League Most Valuable Player in  Stanton ? Because while you might not have loved Starlin Castro or Chase Headley — the Yankees didn’t  either — the two gentlemen provided some value. And because both  Stanton  and Judge  the reigning American League Rookie of the Year  are forecasted to tail off some.\n Stanton  and Judge nevertheless upgrade this team from a serious contender to must-see baseball. Barring an epic collapse  the Yankees will see their attendance rise in consecutive seasons for the first time in the new Yankee Stadium. If you attended the recent Baseball Writers Association of America New York chapter’s dinner in Manhattan  you saw Judge and Stanton interacting publicly for the first time as teammates. It’s an electric optic  one that figures to be more so when they’re in uniform.\n“Help us  Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. You’re our only hope.”",
            "output": [
                "Giancarlo Stanton"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-addb86b334464b5fa05a969c1fd1ad5c",
            "input": "A day in the food life of Hillary Clinton includes eggs , chicken and LOTS of hot sauce . \nClinton did n't eat so well during her 2008 presidential campaign , she wrote . \nOn the road , Clinton usually ordered \"scrambled egg whites with lots of veggies\" from room service , accompanied by \"black coffee and strong black tea\" and \"a huge glass of water ,\" she wrote . \nClinton wrote that while jetting between stops , her team enjoyed delicious in-flight meals thanks to a flight attendant named Elizabeth Rivalsi . \nA few special desserts peppered the trail , Clinton wrote . \nIt 's long been known that Clinton loves ice cream bars too , and apparently she can get them on demand . \nBefore hitting the trail , Clinton \"asked friends for good on-the-go snack recommendations ,\" she wrote . \n\"When the Quest bars got cold , they were too hard to eat , so we sat on them for a few minutes to warm them up , with as much dignity as one can muster at such a moment ,\" Clinton wrote . \nRivalsi also \"had a big basket full of snacks that she regularly replenished with different items ... I have a weakness for Pepperidge Farm Goldfish crackers ,\" Clinton added . \nRivalsi introduced the team to Flavor Blasted Goldfish , but Clinton still prefers the original kind . \n\"Several of us put hot sauce on everything ,\" Clinton wrote of her staff . \nBeyond her morning coffee and tea , it appears Clinton 's drinks varied .",
            "output": [
                "Hillary Clinton"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-f4c3830b47554456860c938f4283de13",
            "input": "Eric Hargan  is about to get a demotion  and  he  is just fine with that.\nThe acting secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services is more than thrilled to go back to the position  he  originally held. President Trump tapped him to lead the agency after Tom Price resigned when scrutiny of his travel habits revealed a taste for the excess.\nAlex Azar is the president's new choice to run HHS.  Hargan  sat for this interview as Azar faced his first Senate confirmation hearing on Nov. 29.  Hargan  has held the position since early October  but this is certainly not  his  first rodeo at HHS. From 2003 to 2007   he  served here under then-President George W. Bush.\n Hargan  is a man grounded in  his  family's roots in Mound City  a small southern Illinois town just across the Ohio River from Kentucky where  his  parents not only advocated for a lifetime in public service but also led by example.\n He  said: \"I grew up on a farm  my father held different local elected offices from county commissioner to school board  and my mother worked in a variety of healthcare roles throughout her life; first at St. Mary's hospital  which is no longer there  and then at the Cairo Community Health Clinic. All total  a career serving her community's healthcare that spanned 58 years.\"\n Hargan  faced reporters at the White House almost three weeks ago to discuss Trump's decision to donate his third-quarter salary to HHS in order to combat the opioid crisis.  Hargan  said the donation would be used for the planning and design of a large-scale public awareness campaign about opioid addiction.\n\" His  decision to donate  his  salary is a tribute to  his  compassion  to  his  patriotism and  his  sense of duty to the American people \"  he  said.",
            "output": [
                "Eric Hargan"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-bf277b92f80d4dfa8e02125878c65075",
            "input": "The women told the Austin American-Statesman that opera executives and board members knew of  Richard Buckley's  behavior  but chose not to intervene because of  his  fame and talent.\nOn Feb. 1  Austin Opera said it fired  Buckley  for inappropriate behavior that violated the company's policy on harassment. The opera declined to provide further details.\n Buckley  told the Statesman in a statement that  he  never intended to offend anyone and that  he  used humor to \"release pressure and defuse tension. \"\nBuckley  was in  his  13th season with Austin Opera.",
            "output": [
                "Richard Buckley"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-9f37e48e8a944e06affb3b55d7581a3e",
            "input": "Rosita Donaldson and Howell Donaldson Jr.   spoke after  their  son was arrested and accused of killing four people in Tampa  Florida.\n Donaldson  was taken into custody last week   51 days after the first killing  when a co-worker at McDonald's tipped off police about  his  handgun. Police detained  Donaldson  and determined that  his  firearm was used in all four killings  according to the criminal affidavit. Cellphone location data also connected  him  to areas near the killings when they occurred  the affidavit stated.\n He  faces four charges of murder and could receive the death penalty if convicted.  Donaldson  waived a formal hearing on  his  pretrial detention  so  he  will be held without bond for the charges  according to a court order released Monday.\n'We believe in  him '\nSpeaking at a news conference alongside attorneys last week  Donaldson's parents said they had not seen their son since  his  arrest but wanted to offer him their love and support.",
            "output": [
                "Howell Donaldson Jr."
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-f68ec99f0e5a418a8d7a024749f5c381",
            "input": "LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor Alec Baldwin on Tuesday expressed support for  film maker Woody Allen  as a growing number of entertainment industry stars seek to distance themselves from the \"Annie Hall\" director as part of the Time's Up campaign against sexual misconduct.\nBaldwin  who appeared in three of  Allen 's films  said on Twitter that the renunciation of the director and his work was \"unfair and sad to me.\"\nBaldwin said working with  Allen  was \"one of the privileges of my career.\"\n Allen  has repeatedly denied decades-old accusations that  he  molested  his  adopted daughter Dylan Farrow when she was seven years old in the early 1990s.\nBut sentiment has turned against  him  during the sexual misconduct scandal sweeping Hollywood that has led to dozens of successful men being forced to resign or being dropped from projects.\nRepresentatives of  Allen  did not respond to a request for comment on Tuesday. The director has never been charged with a crime.\n Allen   82  won Oscars for the films \"Annie Hall \" \"Hannah and Her Sisters\" and the 2011 comedy \"Midnight in Paris \" and continues to release a new movie almost every year.\nTimothy Chaplet  22  the star of gay romance \"Call me By Your Name \" this week became the latest actor to announce he will donate the salary he earned from an  Allen  movie to \"Time's Up\" and other causes for sexual abuse victims.\nHe followed Rebecca Hall  Ellen Page and Mira Sorkin who have made donations or issued regrets about working with  Allen  in recent weeks. Last week \"Lady Bird\" director Greta Gehrig  who acted in the 2012 film \"To Rome with Love \" said she would not work with  Allen  again.\n Allen 's most recent film \"Wonder Wheel \" distributed by Amazon Studios  has fared poorly at the North American box office taking only $1.4 million since its Dec. 1 release.\n His  next film \"A Rainy Day in New York \" starring Chaplet and also from Amazon  is due for release later this year.",
            "output": [
                "Woody Allen"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-734695040eb94d1584a68aeb1b100a4a",
            "input": "(CNN)  Iraq war veteran Taylor Winston  became a hero on the night of the mass shooting in Las Vegas after  he  used a stranger's truck to rush critically wounded victims to the hospital.\nNow  Winston  has a new truck of  his  own.\nAn Arizona car dealership rewarded  him  Monday with a free  customized Ford F-150 in appreciation for  his  bravery and quick thinking on October 1  when  Winston  made two trips to the hospital while officials were still scrambling to get ambulances to the concert venue.  Winston  credited  his  military training for helping  him  keep a \"cool head.\"\n\"It was still quite scary  but we just knew they (the victims) had to get to the hospital immediately \"  Winston  told CNN's Anderson Cooper last week. \"No ambulances were immediately available. There was far too many casualties for anyone to handle.\"\nB5 Motors would like to give  #vegashero Taylor Winston  a free truck. Please help us find  him . #HelpB5MotorsfindTaylorWinston pic.twitter.com/2dJICGLvyI — B5 Motors (@B5Motors) October 4  2017",
            "output": [
                "Taylor Winston"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-c0593df0d9414b1f842823b847fb8b65",
            "input": "A Texas congressman who is waging a longshot campaign against Sen. Ted Cruz is making his first reported trip to raise money in Silicon Valley , according to an invitation obtained by Recode . \nBut O'Rourke may be particularly well-positioned to tap its riches , given the frosty relationship between Cruz and the tech industry on issues like immigration . \nO'Rourke is the underdog against Cruz , who remains popular in his home state despite a once-fractious relationship with President Donald Trump , but O'Rourke 's campaign has shown signs of strength .",
            "output": [
                "Ted Cruz"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Skids And Rams Tree In Snowstorm Enlarge this image toggle caption Ross D . Franklin / AP Ross D .  Franklin / AP Former NASCAR superstar Dale Earnhardt Jr  . found out even the best drivers may have to stay off the roads in a snowstorm . Wednesday morning after  he  helped pull another car out of a ditch    his  pickup skidded off the road and rammed into a tree . On Twitter Earnhardt said he lost control of his truck on a snow - covered road and warned other North Carolina drivers to avoid his fate . \"[ North Carolina ] stay off the roads today / tonight . 5 minutes after helping these folks I center punched a pine tree  \" he wrote . But fans need not worry about the Hall of Famer . \" All good  \" he said . \" Probably just needs new alignment .\" A storm left a blanket of snow over North and South Carolina and Georgia . Roy Cooper declared a state of emergency in advance of the storm . AccuWeather reported the snowstorm caused over 500 collisions in the state . Earnhardt ' s accident came a day after the former NASCAR star announced he will be covering the Super Bowl and the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang on NBC .",
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            "input": "Assistant Chief Ernest Sanchez  said at at a Monday morning press conference that a speeding red Cadillac hit the back of the patrol car Camilleri and Velasquez were in  reports CBS San Francisco. The officers were monitoring traffic at the time of the crash   Sanchez  said.\nCamilleri had been officer for the California Highway Patrol for just over a year   Sanchez  said.  He  was married with three children.\n Sanchez  said the driver was a 22-year-old man who was on  his  way home from a holiday party.\n\" He  had too much to drink and too much to smoke \"  Sanchez  said. \"This needs to stop\"\n\"We join  his  family  friends and the entire California Highway Patrol in mourning  his  death and honoring  his  sacrifice \" Brown said.",
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            "input": "An alien star in distant space seems to be acting very strangely . NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope caught sight of the star as part of the spacecraft ' s hunt for planets outside the solar system   which are also known as exoplanets . Kepler looks for exoplanets by seeing a dip in the light of a star   presumably when a planet passes between its host star and the spacecraft . This eclipse produces a regular   periodic dip in the starlight that can help scientists characterize the planet . But when Kepler caught sight of this star — called KIC 8462852 — it didn ' t see anything resembling a regular   periodic dip in starlight . Instead   the probe saw a more erratic dimming and brightening of the star   nothing like what you ' d expect to see when a planet eclipses . “ We ’ d never seen anything like this star  ” Tabetha Boyajian   a postdoc researcher at Yale told the Atlantic   one of the first publications to report on the finding . “ It was really weird . We thought it might be bad data or movement on the spacecraft   but everything checked out .” So   what could this weird star be ? Numerous media outlets   including   to some extent   The Atlantic   have latched onto the idea that it could be an “ alien megastructure ” constructed by an extraterrestrial civilization orbiting that star . Such a structure would be large enough to periodically block light from the star . But the truth is that scientists aren ' t yet sure what could be causing the star to flicker from our perspective   and an “ alien megastructure ” is pretty far down on their list of possible explanations for the light curve . “ It ’ s kind of funny   I don ’ t really know how this ended up going from weird dips in a light curve to alien structures  ” Kepler scientist Steve Howell told Mashable in an interview . “ The alien hypothesis should be a last resort . Something we consider for fun rather than out of seriousness  ” MIT exoplanet scientist Sara Seager told Mashable in an email . In reality   there could be other   very cool explanations for why the star seems so odd . Some people have suggested that there could be a huge swarm of comets surrounding the star   causing its light to dip in and out from Kepler ’ s perspective . A planet that has broken up in orbit around the star    Howell  added   could even cause the odd light dips .  Howell  was also reminded of another star system  he  and  his  colleagues working with Kepler have been studying recently . The strange solar system — named KIC 4150611 — appears to be made up of five stars orbiting one another   a kind of star system never before observed . “ While that ’ s an unusual system   it ’ s certainly not aliens . It ’ s just stars  ”  Howell  said . The KIC 4150611 light curve looks kind of similar to the ones produced by Kepler for KIC 8462852    Howell  said .  Howell  and  his  colleagues haven ’ t yet published their findings   but they hope to in the near future . The KIC 8462852 findings   which have set off the media speculation   were first detailed in a study that has been submitted for publication to the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society   though it has not yet gone all the way through the peer review process . The discoveries were made   in part   thanks to a group of citizen scientists working with Planet Hunters to comb through Kepler data . The initial study didn ’ t mention any kind of “ alien megastructure  ” Howell said . The authors instead opted to discuss some more mundane — and more likely — possibilities for what they were seeing in their data . The first study led to another not - yet - peer - reviewed paper posted to arxiv . org . That website is a repository of electronic preprints   known as e - prints   of scientific papers in fields from mathematics to biology   all of which can be accessed for free . These papers have not yet been fully peer previewed   however   which means their findings should be treated as preliminary . The second paper that appeared on arxiv mentioned what a structure built by aliens might look like and how it might relate to KIC 8462852   but — and this is a crucial detail — that study also made it clear that \" it ' s aliens \" was not necessarily a good explanation for the light curve .  Howell  has offered to take some photos of KIC 8462852 when  his  team uses a ground - based observatory for other observations next week . This could help clear up the mystery of exactly what ’ s going on with that star system . “ In science   I think that we believe Arxiv papers are nice   but if they ’ re not refereed and accepted   then you always have a little skepticism about them or a little concern  ”  Howell  said . “ I don ’ t think [ this ] paper falls into the ‘ crap ’ category   but it ’ s not yet accepted   so we have to take the results that are in it with a little bit of a grain of salt .” For  Howell    all the talk of possible alien structures seen by Kepler hits oddly close to home .  Howell  recently edited a book of short stories called \" A Kepler ’ s Dozen : Thirteen Stories About Distant Worlds That Really Exist  \" which includes a story eerily like this one . The short tale involves a group of aliens that uses giant   opaque sails to block out the light from their sun in order to send messages to other civilizations . This alien race generates a kind of “ Morse Code ” that other civilizations can interpret by reading the light curve produced by the dips . “ It ’ s really fun because now it ’ s like the science fiction story has come true in a sense  \" Howell said .",
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            "input": "“We’re expecting some pretty significant property damage ”  California Growers Association Executive Director Hezekiah Allen  told Chron. “As damage numbers emerge  it’s going to be pretty stunning on all fronts  and certainly our membership has been directly impacted.”\nReached via phone   Allen  said that a number of  his  members have lost homes and their farms to the fire already  others were not so optimistic about returning after evacuating.\n\"We've got a few other folks that said they would be shocked if it were still there when they got home \"  Allen  said.\n\"What do you do when you lose your business to a fire? We can't get insurance or aid from FEMA — we don't have access to those programs  we can't get loans  \" Allen  said.\nWhile pot is technically legal in the state of California  purchasing it for recreational purposes is not quite there yet. The state has until January to set up its regulations  which could mean that there may be a potential shortage of regulated pot to hit store shelves when the time comes.  Allen  is confident there will still be some weed when recreational dispensaries open  however.\n\"There won't be a shortage of crop. Whether or not theres a shortage of licensed  regulated crop — it's tough to say \" said  Allen .\n Allen  says the CGA and  its  community members plan to set up a crowdfunding effort in the wake of the fires  which is one of their only options considering they can't get relief from federal programs. Hell  cannabis businesses still can't even open up a bank account  leaving growers with very limited choices on how they can recuperate their losses from this natural disaster.",
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            "input": "French President Emmanuel Macron  right  and Hungarian President Janos Ader leave after their talks at the Elysee Palace  in Paris  Tuesday  Dec. 12  2017. (Photo: Francois Mori  AP)\nPARIS – More than 50 world leaders are joining bankers  energy magnates and others Tuesday in Paris for a summit that President Emmanuel Macron hopes will give new momentum to the fight against global warming — despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s rejection of the Paris climate accord.\nSome 3 100 security personnel are fanned out around Paris for Tuesday’s event  including extra patrol boats along the Seine River.  Macron  will accompany the visiting leaders to the summit site on a river island by boat.\nOn Monday   Macron  awarded 18 climate scientists — most of them based in the U.S. — multimillion-euro grants to relocate to France for the rest of Trump’s term. Trump has expressed skepticism about global warming and said the Paris accord would hurt U.S. business.\nThe “Make Our Planet Great Again” grants — a nod to Trump’s “Make America Great Again” campaign slogan — are part of  Macron ’s efforts to counter Trump on the climate change front.  Macron  announced a contest for the projects in June  hours after Trump declared he would withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate accord.\nThe summit  co-hosted by the U.N.  World Bank and  Macron   is being held on the second anniversary of the Paris climate accord  ratified by 170 countries.",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE USA TODAY Sports' Steve Gardner and Ted Berg break down Game 4  which saw the Dodgers conjure some late-game magic and to beat the Astros and even the World Series at 2-2.  USA TODAY Sports\nCody Bellinger  broke out of  his  World Series slump with two doubles in Game 4. (Photo: Ezra Shaw  Getty Images)\nHOUSTON — Well  guess who finally slipped past the red velvet ropes  got into the World Series party  and made  his  presence known in spectacular fashion?\nWelcome to the World Series   Cody Bellinger   you arrived just in the nick of time Saturday night to save the Los Angeles Dodgers’ season.\nIt was  Bellinger  who tied this critical Game 4 in the seventh inning   Bellinger  who drove in the Dodgers' first go-ahead run in the ninth inning since Kirk Gibson in 1988  and it was Bellinger who helped lead the Dodgers to a 6-2 victory over the Houston Astros  tying the World Series at 2-2 and guaranteeing it returns to Los Angeles.\nWhen  Bellinger  walked to the plate with one out in the seventh inning  and  his  drought had extended to 13 at-bats with eight strikeouts   he  was facing Astros starter Charlie Morton. The same guy who was pitching the game of  his  life  retiring 18 of the last 20 batters.\n“We weren’t worried ’’ Seager said  “because he’s got no pulse.  He  doesn’t have a memory  either. Things go away. That’s what you have to do in baseball. You have to forget the past. Forget your last AB  and move onto your next one.’’\n Bellinger  had been fooled all Series on breaking balls  and jammed on fastballs  so  he  told  himself  to take the ball the other way. This is what  he  focused on during batting practice. This is what  he  told  himself  to do with  his  team down 1-0  and only eight outs away from going down 3-1 in the Series.\nMorton quickly got ahead of  him   1-and-2  with  Bellinger  looking at one curveball for a strike and fouling off the next. Morton then tried to throw a fastball past him  but  Bellinger  didn’t chase it.  He  threw another curveball. This one missed too.\nMorton came back one more time with a high curveball  and  Bellinger  pounced on it  hitting it to left field  drifting just to the right of the left field Crawford Boxes  toward the wall  into a crevice. Marwin Gonzalez could not track both the flight of the ball and the narrowing of the opening.\nThe ball caromed off the wall  and  Bellinger  had a double.\n Bellinger  stood on second base  wildly waving  his  arms  looking into the heavens  and screaming  “It’s a miracle!’’\n“I hit it  and I was just hoping that it faded into the wall  ’’ Bellinger  said  “so  he  didn’t catch it. Luckily it did.\n Bellinger  signaled to umpires to toss the ball into the Dodgers dugout so  he  could keep it for a souvenir.\nThe Astros turned to beleaguered closer Ken Giles in the ninth  but Seager greeted him with a single  Justin Turner walked  bringing  Bellinger  up.\n Bellinger   jumping on a 1-0 fastball from Giles  hit a sharp double to the left-field gap  scoring Seager  and becoming the youngest player in World Series history  22 years old and 107 days  to produce two doubles in a game.",
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            "input": "At  Thursday’s Metro board meeting  General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld  citing the latest round of performance statistics   said the transit agency has “moved the needle” on rail reliability and on-time performance.\nBoard members generally agreed the glowing picture painted by  Wiedefeld  and  his  staff in the latest report  which captures the system’s performance from July to September  was a signal the state of the system is indeed improving.\n Wiedefeld  disagreed with reporters who asked whether the flattering statistics painted an overly glowing picture of the state of the system.\n“You have to go back to where we were at first. We had an unsafe system  where people were saying they were afraid to use it ”  Wiedefeld  said  pointing out improvements in performance have also accompanied improvements in safety.\n“It’s not a matter of patting ourselves on the back ”  Wiedefeld  said. “I think there is a recognition in the community that people have to understand that we have moved the needle. Please come back and try us.”\n Wiedefeld  said  the agency  is looking at the data to determine the cause of the decline  though across-the-board fare increases may be related. Though both rail and bus fares increased in June  bus riders tend to be more sensitive to price changes because as a group they have lower average incomes than rail riders.",
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            "input": "Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has said that his country was keen to support Tanzania to develop its ports  bio-fuels and look at the possibility of cancelling a debt amounting to 240 million U.S. dollars  the local media reported on Thursday.\n Lula  who was on the fourth leg of his tour of Africa aimed at deepening economic ties with the continent  made the announcement on Wednesday when officially opening the 34th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair.\n The two countries have many common interests including historical values  dancing and soccer  according to the Tanzanian president.\n Lula also noted that the two countries should tackle on the possibility of cancelling the debt of 240 million dollars.\n For his part  Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete hailed Brazil's stance on the issue of cancelling the debt which was borrowed by Tanzania from Brazil in early 1980s and grew to 240 million dollars from the original of 49 million due to interests that accrued over the period.",
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            "input": "Sen. Elizabeth Warren  D-Mass.  said Thursday that the Democratic primary last year was \"fair \" moving away from the comments she made last week.\n\"I agree with what Donna Brazile has said over the last few days; that while there was some bias at the DNC  the overall 2016 primary process was fair and Hillary [Clinton] made history  \" Warren  said in an interview with MassLive.\nLast week  when asked by CNN's Jake Tapper if the Democratic National Committee had been \"rigged\" to favor Clinton   Warren  answered  \"yes.\"\n Elizabeth Warren : Yes [Link] pic.twitter.com/TjkBS0mbB8 â The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) November 2  2017\n\"We've got to hold this party accountable \" she continued. \"When Tom Perez was elected to chair of the DNC  the very first conversation I had with him was to say  'You've got to put together a Democratic Party in which everybody can have confidence that the party is working for Democrats rather than Democrats working for the party.' \"\nA spokeswoman for  Warren  later told MassLive that  Warren  believes  as  she  said last week  that the DNC was rigged  but that the primary itself was not.",
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            "input": "Craig Harvey  chief of operations for the coroner's office  said the subpoena was served at Klein's Beverly Hills dermatology office in an effort to obtain \"additional medical records.\"\n Harvey said his investigators had previously served a subpoena on Klein but would not elaborate on the nature of the records that were provided or what additional information led to the second subpoena.\n In an interview with Larry King last week  Klein said that Jackson was using Diprivan \"when he was on tour in Germany.\" It's unclear exactly when that was  but the last time Jackson was on tour in Germany was 1997.\n Klein said that Jackson \"was using it  with an anesthesiologist  to go to sleep at night. And I told him he was absolutely insane.\"",
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            "input": "Image copyright  Hannah Mouncey  YouTube Image caption Prior to  her  transition   Hannah Mouncey  was a member of the Australian men's handball team\n Hannah Mouncey   28  who previously played at local level in Canberra  hopes to take to the field in the state of Victoria this season.\nBefore  she  began  her  gender transition in 2015   Mouncey  played for the Australian men's handball team.\nThe AFL's decision means  she  can now partake in any of its affiliated state leagues during the 2018 season.\nIn a statement uploaded to Twitter   she  thanked  her  supporters - but not the AFL itself.\n\"I think it would be highly inappropriate for me to thank the AFL for allowing me to do something open to every other Australian  which the science and research has supported all along \"  she  said.\nDespite the decision made in  Mouncey 's case  the AFL has still to define its national framework for gender diversity.",
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            "input": "Now an independent consultant  Blankenship was previously a vice president at Tesla Motors from 2010 to 2013  and a vice president of real estate at Apple  working closely alongside  Steve Jobs  to launch the first 165 Apple Stores worldwide before that.\nBlankenship recently sat down with Business Insider deputy executive editor Matt Turner to discuss  the visionary leadership of Steve Jobs and Elon Musk   and how  they  set  their  companies up for success from the beginning.\nAt Apple  we looked around at what was going on in the world at the time  and the technologies that were available that weren't in phones of the time. If you went back 10 years ago and you looked at a Motorola flip phone — one of the hottest phones — or the Palm  Nokia  et cetera  they worked  but there was so much more potential.  Steve  just saw so much more opportunity for what this device could be.\n Steve  just saw so much more opportunity for what this device could be.\nThey had a phone  which then enabled the real disruptive part of that technology  which was the app store. Think about it  for two  three  four years  Apple never advertised the phone; it was \"there's an app for that.\" If you step back  what would Uber be today without a smartphone? What would Facebook be? What  Steve  saw were opportunities with existing things that other people just didn't see.\nWith Elon  it's very  very interesting talking to  him  because everything really does have a bigger picture to it. You think about Tesla. Well  when I first met with  him  six or seven years ago   he  had this vision  and the vision was to move the planet away from fossil fuels and into renewable resources. Tesla is a part of that  but it's not the whole picture. It's moving people to electric vehicles  but what else could you do? Well  if you're building an electric car you have to have a lot of batteries  so you go to a battery factory. Well  if you've got these batteries what else could you do with them? You could do a battery wall  a battery pack that hangs on the wall — you charge it up and run your house and car off of it. And then what's missing is solar  so a year ago they merged with Solar City.\nNow you can take this energy from this great big fusion reactor in the sky  put it in batteries and run your car and your house. It's a bigger picture than what other people are doing. You might ask  well  why don't other car dealers do this? Or why don't other manufacturers do this? It's because they just don't see things the way a  Steve Jobs  and an Elon Musk do — and they have the conviction to make it happen.\nTurner: How alike are those two people   Steve Jobs  and Elon Musk?  They 're almost iconic now. What similarities do  they  share  and what was it like to work with  them ?\nBlankenship:  They  share a lot of the same qualities.  They  have a conviction and a belief that the direction  they 're going is right. Regardless of what anybody else says  the direction is right.\nTurner: How much of those companies are tied up in the individual? Clearly  Apple exists after  Steve Jobs   but how much of the culture that's there was really  the Steve Jobs culture ? How does  it  survive on after  he 's no longer there? What would you make of Apple today?\nBlankenship: When you put together the group of people I just described  those people have a can-do mind-set  that nothing's impossible: \"We're doing something bigger than making an electronic device; there's a bigger purpose here.\" Look at what the results have been of Apple. Yes   Steve  passed away in 2011  but look at the way the company has continued to evolve as a service company: How many millions of iPhone X's do you think they're going to take on order for over the next couple of weeks? It's going to be massive. The company today isn't going through the product innovations on an every three-year basis that it was in the 10 years between 2000 and 2010  but I think it's finding ways that the device has become more personal and more embedded in what you do and how you do it  which aligns you to the platform in an incredible way. Tim [Cook] has done a really good job of doing that.\nTurner: What you've described at both Apple and Tesla with  Steve Jobs and Elon Musk  is a mission at the heart of the company and its strategy. Are there any other companies or people you see out there that when you look at them you say  that's the same thing?\nBlankenship: I think there are different types of missions. Yes  Elon and  Steve  had their missions. If you look at Amazon  Amazon's mission  without a doubt  is the customer: What can we do for the customer? What can we do to make the experience better for the customer? How do we have the best customer experience on the planet? That's a mission.",
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            "input": "Former Vice President Joe Biden will join Mitt Romney and other prominent Republicans at an annual summit in Utah this week . \nRomney , the Republican presidential nominee in 2012 , will interview Biden , on Friday as part of the three-day summit , the Associated Press reported . \nThe invitation-only Experts and Enthusiasts -LRB- E2 -RRB- Summit in Park City , Utah , will feature a number of prominent Republicans , including Sens. Lindsey Graham and John McCain , both vocal GOP critics of President Donald Trump , and House Speaker Paul Ryan , who was Romney 's running mate in 2012 . \nBiden is not the first Democrat to attend Romney 's annual summit . \nAt the summit last year , Romney , then a \"Never Trump\" Republican , told the crowd that Trump 's nomination as the Republican candidate \"is breaking my heart for the party .\"",
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            "input": "Donald Trump Jr.  echoed the condemnation of  his  father regarding the probe into ties between the  Trump  campaign and Russia — calling it \"probably the greatest\" witch hunt since Salem.\n\"Obviously  this has been a witch hunt  probably the greatest since the Salem witch trials \"  the younger Trump  said of the Russia collusion probe.\n Trump Jr.  added the memo \"sounds disturbing.\"\n\"I think we need more information \"  he  said.\n The younger Trump  has become embroiled in the Russia investigations underway as a result of  his  June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer and other campaign officials in Trump Tower.",
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            "input": "The most active hurricane season in more than a decade doesn’t seem to be letting up as  Tropical Storm Nate  roars toward Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula and threatens to hit the U.S. Gulf Coast  likely as a hurricane  this weekend.\nNate – the 15th system to form in the Atlantic basin – has already claimed 22 lives in Latin America  dumping as much as 6 to 10 inches of rain as it moved over Honduras.\nIn Nicaragua  Nate's arrival followed two weeks of near-constant rain that had left the ground saturated and rivers swollen. Authorities placed the whole country on alert and warned of flooding and landslides.\nLouisiana's governor says Nate is forecast to move quickly  rather than stall and drop tremendous amounts of rain on the state. State officials hope that means New Orleans won't run into problems with its pumps being unable to handle the water.",
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            "input": "Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland Leo Varadkar speaks on stage during his opening address of the Fine Gael national party conference in Ballyconnell  Ireland November 10  2017. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne\nThat would break the three-year “confidence and supply” agreement that allowed Varadkar’s Fine Gael party to form a minority government 18 months ago.\nFianna Fail initially indicated it might withdraw its threat if Fitzgerald resigned but Fine Gael members of parliament passed a unanimous motion of support in Fitzgerald at an emergency meeting on Thursday evening.\nAsked after Fine Gael’s statement whether the country was headed for an election  a senior Fianna Fail source replied: “Straight towards one.”\n“This is ... dangerous politically at a time when the country does not need an election ”  Foreign Minister Simon Coveney of Fine Gael  told national Irish broadcaster RTE  in an apparent reference to the Brexit talks  he  had earlier described as a “historic moment” for the island of Ireland.\nThe Fianna Fail move comes after Fitzgerald admitted she was made aware of an attempt to discredit a police whistleblower in a 2015 email  but failed to act. Fine Gael say she adhered to due process.\nSince Varadkar’s appointment as Fine Gael leader in May  his party has narrowly led Fianna Fail in opinion polls that suggest both parties would increase their support but still struggle to form anything but another minority government.",
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            "input": "ON SEPTEMBER 11th  a 17-year-old girl was apprehended as she illegally crossed into America from Mexico. Now nearly 16 weeks pregnant  the girl—known as Jane Doe or  J.D.  to protect her privacy—would like to have an abortion. But her custodian at a detention centre in Brownsville  Texas—the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)—is refusing her request. The government will \"protect the well-being of this minor and all children and their babies in our facilities”  an HHS spokesman explained. “[W]e will defend human dignity for all in our care.\" On October 18th  a federal judge instructed the federal government to grant  J.D. ’s wish  but two days later  a three-judge panel on the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit froze that order until October 31st by a 2-1 vote. If by that date the authorities have not found a sponsor “capable of providing for the child’s physical and mental well-being” who could help her procure an abortion  the court held   J.D.  may return to court to plead her case anew.\nMeanwhile  via her lawyers at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)   J.D.  is asking the appeals court to reconsider her case “en banc”—with the full complement of judges. Time is of the essence: while bureaucrats and judges wrangle over her fate   J.D.’s  pregnancy rolls toward 20 weeks  the point at which abortion is no longer available in Texas. The ACLU told the appeals court on October 22nd that its panel decision “violates decades of well-settled Supreme Court precedent” barring the government from imposing “an undue burden on—or  as in this extraordinary case  completely block[ing]—a woman’s ability to obtain an abortion”.\nThe holding pattern for  J.D.  began nearly a month ago. “All the while  this young  isolated woman remains pregnant against her will  causing her irreparable harm”  the ACLU wrote. Every day   J.D.  faces a “severe strain...both physically and emotionally” and abortion becomes a riskier  more fraught procedure. The young woman’s lawyers ask the federal government to simply get out of the way: “Her court-appointed representatives or the shelter personnel stand ready to transport her; the health centre stands ready to provide the care; and private funds have been provided to pay for the procedure”. In sum  \"[a]ll defendants must do is to step aside and stop blocking the door”.\nThe ACLU brief includes a few lines from a stinging opinion penned by Judge Patricia Millett  the dissenter in the appeals court ruling on October 20th. The government’s refusal to grant the young woman’s wish “sacrifices” her “constitutional liberty  autonomy and personal dignity for no justifiable governmental reason”  Judge Millett wrote. Its decision represents “an astonishing power grab”  ignoring the fact that “this child fled here all alone in a desperate effort to avoid severe abuse” and embarked on “a life-imperiling trek for hundreds  perhaps thousands  of miles”.  J.D.  and other “[u]naccompanied minor migrants are among the most vulnerable persons in the world”.\nIn its response to the young woman’s request for a court-wide re-hearing  the Department of Justice (DoJ) raised three curious points—none of which  interestingly  denies that  J.D.  has a right to an abortion. First  the DoJ explained that if  J.D.  were to find a sponsor  she  would be able to seek an abortion under  his  or  her  care and the complaint against the government would dissolve. But as the ACLU observed  “the notion that an appropriate sponsor for  J.D.  could be identified  properly vetted  and approved in an eleven day time frame is entirely unrealistic”. Second  the DoJ argued that  J.D.  brought  her  predicament on  herself . “Any alleged ‘obstacle’ to Ms Doe’s ability to obtain an abortion is by her own choice”  the brief asserts. She chose to flee oppression in her home country and enter America illegally  so she is author of her own dilemma. The obstacle to her abortion is self-imposed.  J.D.  can decide to remove that obstacle “at any time by filing a request for voluntary departure”.\nThis is a glaring insult to the young woman. Start with the implication that  J.D.  would enjoy the autonomy to have an abortion if only she were to give up on America and return to her home country: a choice between forced motherhood and a bus-ride back to the place she took great pains to escape. Actually  it is worse: in Mexico  where  J.D.  seems to be from (this information is sealed)  she would not be able to secure a legal abortion at all. Self-deportation  then  would almost certainly be a lose-lose scenario.\nThe most jarring feature of the government’s argument comes near the end of its brief when it advances a novel theory of government “complicity” in acts it finds reprehensible. Why does the Office of Refugee Resettlement refuse to release  J.D.  to court-appointed representatives to travel to a nearby abortion clinic? Because that would “entail facilitating an abortion”  the DoJ brief reads. Even if HHS does not drive  J.D.  to the clinic or pay for the procedure  approving such a release “would still require that HHS or its contractor devote time and staff towards maintaining appropriate custody over Ms Doe during her absence” and necessitate “expend[ing] resources to monitor” her health. Permitting  J.D.  to exercise her constitutional right to end her pregnancy would “require the federal government to be complicit in her abortion  which the government has a significant and legitimate interest in refusing to do”.",
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            "input": "The London-based Arabic daily newspaper Al-Quds Al-Arabi reports this morning that  former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad  has been arrested by security forces for allegedly inciting unrest against the government  according to “reliable sources in Tehran.”\nStarting in November 2017  Ahmadinejad  began making what was widely viewed as a surprise political comeback while running a populist message  focusing on the fight against corruption as his main emphasis and attacking the rich and corrupt  along with severe criticisms against the government for squandering public funding intended for the people’s welfare. He’s also reported to have broadly utilized social media for aggressive rhetoric targeting the judiciary and challenging Iran’s supreme leader.\nAl Quds Al Arabi cites  Ahmadinejad ’s visit to the western city of Bushehr on December 28 as raising concern among authorities. That particular Thursday is when large-scale protests were first reported  primarily starting in Mashhad  Iran’s second largest city. He is reported to have said  “Some of the current leaders live detached from the problems and concerns of the people  and do not know anything about the reality of society.” He also allegedly charged Tehran with “mismanagement” and directed attacks against President Hassan Rouhani  saying his regime “believes that they own the land and that the people are an ignorant society.”\nPreviously this week there were rumors that his arrest was coming amidst an ongoing investigation  as multiple regional and international reports cited a commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as indicating that “a former leader of the country” had provoked people to protest. Al Quds Al Arabi is currently describing  Ahmadinejad ’s detention as a “house arrest”.\nIt is possible that this latest news of  Ahmadinejad ’s arrest on charges of incitement  however  could renew mass anti-government protests.",
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            "input": "And why the special venom for Bernie Sanders ? \nAnd Bernie Sanders , the most popular politician in the United States according to polls , is strongly opposed to allowing such huge consolidations of corporate power . \nThe media watch group FAIR pointed out that the Times piece \"started with a false premise and patched together a dodgy piece of innuendo and guilt-by-association in order to place the blame for a shooting in Virginia on ` the most ardent supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders . \nA few days earlier , the newspaper had front-paged another \"news\" story hostile to grassroots political forces aligned with Bernie -- a de facto editorial masquerading as news coverage , headlined : \"Democrats in Split-Screen : The Base Wants It All . \nAnd , as in the case of the New York Times article that appeared hours after the GOP baseball tragedy , the Times has sometimes jumped at the chance to draw far-fetched parallels between Trump 's violence-tinged , pseudo-populist messaging from the right and Bernie 's humane , inclusive messaging from the left . \nWhen the momentum of the Bernie campaign gained powerful traction as a threat to the corporate order , big media efforts to trash him went over the top . \nAt a key political moment last year , as FAIR analyst Adam Johnson wrote , \"the Washington Post ran 16 negative stories on Bernie Sanders in 16 hours , between roughly 10:20 PM EST Sunday , March 6 , to 3:54 PM EST Monday , March 7 -- a window that includes the crucial Democratic debate in Flint , Michigan , and the next morning 's spin .\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Hosko praised  former FBI Director James Comey  as a man of “independence.”\n“I also worked with  Jim Comey  for about eight months and really held  him  in very high regard ” said Hosko. “I thought  he  was exactly what the FBI needed at that time. I saw great examples of independence. Where  he  was  I think  intentionally was telegraphing  his  independence from DOJ  letting the country and the world know the FBI was independent  even though it’s a component of the DOJ.”\n Comey  followed  his  conscience in publicly advising against the indictment of Clinton for felonious mishandling of classified information  said Hosko.\n“ He  lit her on fire ” said Hosko of  Comey ’s treatment of Clinton. “ He  doused her with lighter fluid and threw her a match  and  he  walked out the room while recommending not to indict based on precedent. I don’t know how that is lining up with Hillary Clinton or supporting Hillary Clinton. I think  Jim Comey  did what  he  believed to be right  and I think at the core of that was  Jim Comey  trying to tell the public that the FBI worked hard to try to unravel the case.”\nLast May  Hosko said  Comey  has “the heart of a Boy Scout” and a good “moral compass.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "CLOSE On Saturday   Roger Bannister   the first man to run a sub four-minute mile  died at age 88. Time\n Roger Bannister  breaks the 4-minute mile in 3 minutes  59.4 seconds on May 6  1954. (Photo: Getty Images  Getty Images)\nLONDON –  Roger Bannister   the first runner to break the 4-minute barrier in the mile  has died.  He  was 88.\n Bannister ’s family said in a statement that  he  died peacefully on Saturday in Oxford  the English city where the runner cracked the feat many had thought humanly impossible on a windy afternoon in 1954.\nHelped by two pacemakers   Bannister  clocked 3 minutes  59.4 seconds over four laps at Oxford’s Iffley Road track on May 6  1954  to break the 4-minute mile – a test of speed and endurance that stands as one of the defining sporting achievements of the 20th century.\n“It’s amazing that more people have climbed Mount Everest than have broken the 4-minute mile ”  Bannister  said in an interview with The Associated Press in 2012.\n“It became a symbol of attempting a challenge in the physical world of something hitherto thought impossible ”  Bannister  said as  he  approached the 50th anniversary of the feat. “I’d like to see it as a metaphor not only for sport  but for life and seeking challenges.”\n He  might not have set the milestone but for the disappointment of finishing without a medal in the 1 500 meters  known as the metric mile  in the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki. Instead of retiring from the sport   he  decided to chase the 4-minute mark.\n“As it became clear that somebody was going to do it  I felt that I would prefer it to be me ”  Bannister  told the AP.\n He  also wanted to deliver something special for  his  country.\n“I thought it would be right for Britain to try to get this ”  Bannister  said. “There was a feeling of patriotism. Our new queen had been crowned the year before  Everest had been climbed in 1953. Although I tried in 1953  I broke the British record  but not the 4-minute mile  and so everything was ready in 1954.”\n His  chance finally came on a wet  cool  blustery May afternoon during a meet between Oxford and the Amateur Athletic Association.\nWhen  Bannister  looked up at the English flag whipping in the wind atop a nearby church   he  feared  he  would have to call off the record attempt. But  shortly before 6 p.m.  the wind died down. The race was on.\nWith Chris Brasher setting the pace on the cinder track  they ran a first lap in 57.5 seconds  then 60.7 – 1:58.2 for the half mile. Chris Chataway  a distance specialist  paced a third lap of 62.3 – 3:00.4.  Bannister  would need to run the final lap in 59 seconds.\nWith 250 yards to go   Bannister  surged past Chataway   his  long arms and legs pumping and  his  lungs gasping for oxygen.\n“The world seemed to stand still  or did not exist ”  he  wrote in  his  book  “The First Four Minutes.”",
            "output": [
                "Roger Bannister"
            ]
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            "input": "NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve Bank of New York confirmed on Monday that  William Dudley   among the most influential monetary policymakers throughout the financial crisis and its aftermath  expects to retire by mid-2018  raising another question over leadership at the U.S. central bank less than a week after President Donald Trump chose a new Fed chief.\nFILE PHOTO:  New York Federal Reserve Bank President William Dudley  speaks at a Thomson Reuters newsmaker event in New York  U.S. on April 8  2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo \nAside from Yellen and Dudley  only three other current Fed rate-setters were in the room nearly a decade ago when emergency measures were taken to head off the crisis. “ Dudley  was an important source of institutional memory  stability and experience  and that will be tough to replace ” said Eric Winograd  U.S. economist at AllianceBernstein.\nAs financial watchdog  the New York Fed president has repeatedly criticized poor culture and behavior that led for example to bankers manipulating the Libor reference rate. Yet  Dudley himself  has faced criticism from Congress and others  including for the New York Fed’s failure to stem JPMorgan’s risky so-called London Whale trades in 2012.\nNATIONWIDE SEARCH",
            "output": [
                "William Dudley"
            ]
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            "input": "Outspoken Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte added to his legendary list of outrageous claims Thursday when he bragged about stabbing a person to death when he was 16 years old -- and  Duterte  raised even more eyebrows when he reportedly later called former President Barack Obama \"so black and arrogant.\"\nIn a defiant speech hitting back at critics of his deadly drug crackdown   Duterte  said  he  would go into jails and have “rumbles here  rumbles there.”\n“At the age of 16  I already killed someone. A real person  a rumble  a stabbing ”  Duterte  said during a summit in the Vietnamese city of Danang  according to the BBC. “I was just 16 years old. It was just over a look. How much more now that I am president.”\nA spokesman for  Duterte  said the remarks had been made “in jest.”\n Duterte  also hit Obama  slamming  his  former U.S. counterpart for criticizing the Philippines drug war.\n“These white people  those from [the European Union]  the ignorant Americans  pretending to be  this Obama ”  Duterte  said  according to The Philippine Star. “You are so black and arrogant. [He] reprimanded me. Why you reprimand me? I’m the president of a country.”\nSince  Duterte  took office 16 months ago  police said more than 3 960 people have been killed in the war on drugs. Another 2 290 people have been murdered in drug-related crimes  the government said.\nLast year   Duterte  said  he  would be “happy to slaughter” millions of drug addicts and that  he  even fatally shot criminals while  he  was mayor of the southern city of Davao to set an example for police.\nThursday was not even the first time  he  has mentioned stabbing and killing someone while a teenager. In 2015   he  told the Philippines edition of Esquire magazine that during a “tumultuous fight in the beach” when  he  was 17  “maybe I stabbed somebody to death.”\nIt’s unclear if  he  was referring to the same incident in Thursday’s speech.",
            "output": [
                "Rodrigo Duterte"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Arizona freshman Deandre Ayton has been named player and newcomer of the year on the All-Pac-12 Conference men's basketball team announced Tuesday by The Associated Press. Utah coach Larry Krystkowiak was named coach of the year.\n Ayton  was one of the nation's top incoming recruits when  he  arrived in Tucson and lived up to expectations during a stellar freshman season with the 15th-ranked Wildcats.\n\" He 's a once in a generation player \" Arizona coach Sean Miller said. \"I doubt if I'll coach anyone like  him  again.\"\nThe 7-foot-1  260-pound big man from the Bahamas became the first Pac-12 freshman in 25 years to average at least 19 points and 11 rebounds  finishing with 19.9 points and 11.4 rebounds during the regular season.  Ayton  is the second freshman to lead the conference in rebounding  joining California's Leon Power in 2004.\n Ayton  shot 61 percent from the floor and was a force on the defensive end as well  finishing with 59 blocked shots to tie for seventh-most in conference history by a freshman.\nBehind Ayton and first-team all-Pac-12 guard Allonzo Trier  Arizona overcame a season of turmoil to win its fifth Pac-12 title in six years.  Ayton  is projected to be a top-five pick in this year's NBA draft.\n Arizona forward Deandre Ayton (13)  drives against California forward Marcus Lee during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday  March 3  2018  in Tucson   Ariz. Arizona  defeated California 66-54. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)\nu-Deandre Ayton   Arizona   F  7-1  260  Fr  Nassau  Bahamas\nArizona forward Deandre Ayton shoots over California center Kingsley Okoroh (22) during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game  Saturday  March 3  2018  in Tucson  Ariz. Arizona defeated California 66-54. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)",
            "output": [
                "Deandre Ayton"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Hillary Clinton  took to Facebook on Tuesday just hours ahead of President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address defending  her  decision to retain a male campaign worker who sexually harassed a female on staff.\n Clinton  wrote in  her  post that men should be held accountable for their actions and everyone  regardless of gender  should protect women from any abuse.\nIn the lengthy post   Clinton  didn’t  however  reflect or comment on  her  husband  President Bill Clinton  who lied about his sexual conduct with a White House intern and was accused by several women of sexual assault.\n“I very much understand the question I’m being asked as to why I let an employee on my 2008 campaign keep his job despite his inappropriate workplace behavior ”  Clinton  wrote. “The short answer is this: If I had it to do again  I wouldn’t.”\nNonetheless   Clinton  defends  her  decision  saying that  she  thought reprimanding the offender  cutting his pay and access to the victim  and ordering the man to undergo counseling.  She  also promoted the victim.\n“Through it all  I’ve always taken firing very seriously ”  Clinton  wrote. “Taking away someone’s livelihood is perhaps the most serious thing an employer can do.”\n“When faced with a situation like this  if I think it’s possible to avoid termination while still doing right by everyone involved  I am inclined in that direction ”  Clinton  said. “I do not put this forward as a virtue or a vice – just as a fact about how I view these matters.”\n Clinton  also wrote that  she  believes in “second chances” and has been the recipient of those chances.\n Clinton  said  she  contacted the woman that once worked on  her  2008 campaign to make certain  she  was doing well despite  her  experience while working for  Clinton .\nThe Facebook post  though  quickly morphs into a commentary on how others are to blame for the scourge of sexual harassment in the headlines of late  including  her  own “me too” moment.\n“Over the past year  a seismic shift has occurred in the way we approach and respond to sexual harassment  both as a society and as individuals ”  Clinton  said  adding that it took women from all walks of life coming forward to make this happen.”\nMy own decision to write in my memoir about my experiences being sexually harassed and physically threatened early in my career – the first time was in college – was more agonizing than it should have been ”  Clinton  said.\nNow  men   Clinton  concluded  are “on notice.”\n“Men are now on notice that they will truly be held accountable for their actions ”  Clinton  said. “Especially now  we all need to be thinking about the complexities of sexual harassment  and be willing to challenge ourselves to reassess and question our own views.”\n“In other words  everyone’s now on their second chance  both the offenders and the decision-makers ”  Clinton  added. “Let’s do our best to make the most of it.”\nIronically   Clinton  touted  her  advocacy for women and girls in the post  despite  her  longstanding support for abortion that has claimed the lives of millions of female babies and Planned Parenthood  which awarded  her  with its Margaret Sanger award in 2009.",
            "output": [
                "Hillary Clinton"
            ]
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            "input": "BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian lawmakers rejected corruption charges against  President Michel Temer  on Wednesday evening  shelving a case that had threatened to oust a center-right leader who investors hope will bring Brazil’s budget deficit under control.\n Brazil's President Michel Temer  leaves a hospital in Brasilia  Brazil October 25  2017. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino\nThe corruption case  involving the payment of bribes by meatpacker JBS SA (JBSS3.SA)  had paralyzed  Temer ’s reform agenda for six months and weakened his government.\nThe vote means that  Temer  is safe from prosecution while  he  remains president. But  he  is still subject to investigation and possible trial by lower courts after  his  term ends in late 2018.\nWhile  Temer ’s opponents were far from the 342 votes - or two-thirds of the seats - needed to put  him  on trial   he  got 12 votes less than in August when the lower house voted 263-227 to block an initial corruption charge against  him .\nThe slip in support signals  Temer  will have trouble passing a pension reform bill that is crucial for plugging Brazil’s budget deficit. Many lawmakers are reluctant to back the reform  which would make Brazilians work more years before retirement.\nThe speaker of the house  Rodrigo Maia  said the shelving of the charges against  Temer  cleared the way for the government and Congress to move ahead with the pension reform debate.\nMembers of Brazil's Homeless Workers' Movement (MTST) shout slogans holding a placard reading \"Out Temer\" during a vote on whether the Congress allows charges against President Michel Temer to be sent to the Supreme Court for trial  in Sao Paulo  Brazil October 25  2017. REUTERS/Nacho Doce\nAllies said Brazil could not afford the upheaval of removing a second president in little over a year  as Latin America’s largest economy struggles to overcome deep recession.  Temer  succeeded impeached leftist President Dilma Rousseff in 2016.\nOpponents criticized  Temer  for making policy concessions and fast-tracking pork barrel spending to win votes to ensure his survival.\nTo please the powerful farm lobby that has two-fifths of the votes in the lower house   Temer  agreed to lower fines for environmental damage.  He  attempted to relax a definition of slave labor  but was forced to backtrack after an outcry.\nA few hours before the vote   Temer  was taken to hospital in pain due to a urinary tract obstruction  a health scare that triggered a brief selloff in financial markets.\n His  office said  he  underwent a bladder test by catheter and left the hospital later on Wednesday.  Temer  77   was recently diagnosed with a partial coronary artery blockage.\nEarlier  it touched session lows on the news that  Temer  was in the hospital. Stocks later pared losses and the currency was flat after his office gave details of his condition.",
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            "input": "Gates said the performance of both Pakistan's military and civilian government over the past 16 months had exceeded Washington's expectations  in an interview with Al-Jazeera  the Qatar-based satellite news channel.\n\"I think if you look back  15 or 16 months  the Pakistani government has performed admirably \" Gates said  according to a transcript.\nGates cited Pakistan's \"success\" in the Swat Valley  where two million people fled a punishing military offensive against Taliban insurgents beginning in late April.\nGates added that he was pleased with the security of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal  calling the arrangements in place \"sufficient and adequate.\"\n\"I'm quite comfortable that the security arrangements for the Pakistani nuclear capabilities are sufficient and adequate \" he said.\nHe said that assessment was \"based both on our own understanding of the security arrangements that the Pakistanis have for their weapons and their capabilities  their laboratories and so on. But also the insurances we have been given by the Pakistanis.\"",
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            "input": "First  the bad news:  Reese 's newest candy bar won't be available until May 2018. A bummer  we know.\nThat said  the brand's new Outrageous bar is a dream invention for peanut butter fans with a soft spot for  Reese 's Pieces.\nThese new candy bars feature a peanut butter and caramel center surrounded by a layer of  Reese 's Pieces and coated in milk chocolate. It'll retail for $1.09 a piece when it hits grocery shelves next year.\nImage:  reese 's\nNow go eat a peanut butter cup topped with a handful of Reese's Pieces and pretend you're living in the future.",
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            "input": "ROSELAND  N.J. (Reuters)  - Activist hedge fund manager William Ackman  lost  his  bid to win seats on the board of Automatic Data Processing Inc (ADP.O)  according to a shareholder voting tally read at the payroll processor’s annual shareholder meeting.\nWilliam ' Bill' Ackman   CEO and Portfolio Manager of Pershing Square Capital Management  speaks during the Sohn Investment Conference in New York City  U.S.  May 8  2017. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid\nPershing Square did not get any of its three nominees  including  Ackman   elected to ADP’s board  with less than 25 percent of voting shares pledged in support of his proxy campaign.\n Ackman  told Reuters at the meeting that the way the proxy system works put him at a disadvantage  but he felt he accomplished a lot.\n Ackman  launched the ADP proxy contest as an underdog  taking aim at a company engaged in the unglamorous business of providing human resources technology and largely backed by Wall Street. ADP’s share price has more than doubled under Rodriguez’s tenure  and  the company  has posted relatively solid earnings growth.\nFor three months   Ackman  and ADP have traded increasingly bitter barbs through securities filings  television appearances  conference calls  webcasts and private meetings with investors.\n Ackman  contends that management complacency has turned ADP into an inefficient corporate slugabed pushing outmoded products that even a top sales force could not sell. ADP has countered that  Ackman  brings no new ideas to the table  risks disrupting  the company’s  steady path to growth and behaves like a “spoiled brat.”\n Ackman ’s Pershing Square owns almost 2 percent of ADP’s common shares  making  it  the seventh-largest voting shareholder  according to Thomson Reuters data. When counting unexercised options  the value of the stake is roughly $2.3 billion.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Devin Nunes' announcement came one week after The Hill published  a report on a \"racketeering scheme ... designed to benefit former President Bill Clinton's charitable foundation during the time Secretary of State Hillary Clinton served on a government body that provided a favorable decision to Moscow .\"\n The Hill's report  largely echoed those claims  alleging that Russian officials tried to \"ingratiate themselves with the Clintons\" by transferring \"millions of dollars from Russia's nuclear industry to an American entity that had provided assistance to Bill Clinton's foundation.\"\nThe Iowa Republican sent a letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions last Wednesday asking whether the Department of Justice was investigating the fact that  former President Bill Clinton  was paid for a speech around the time that the US government approved the Uranium One deal  and that Russians donated millions to the Clinton Foundation years before the uranium deal.\nTrump used the uranium deal to try to undercut  Clinton  during the campaign and draw scrutiny away from  his  own potential Russia ties. He claimed in October 2016 that  Clinton  gave uranium to Russia \"for a big payment \" which The Washington Post later said was inaccurate.\nFact checkers more broadly have been quick to push back on characterizations of the uranium deal as a quid pro quo between  Clinton  and Russia  and PolitiFact found that the US produces such little uranium that the \"concerns were out of proportion.\"\nThe Post's fact checker reported last year that although the State Department was one of several agencies that would have been able to approve the 2010 deal  \"there is no evidence  Clinton  herself got involved in the deal personally  and it is highly questionable that this deal even rose to the level of the secretary of state.\"\n\"Theoretically  as Schweizer says   Clinton  could have intervened \" The Post reported. \"But even then  it ultimately would have been Obama’s decision whether to suspend or block the deal.\"",
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            "input": "During last year 's presidential campaign , Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton was under constant scrutiny for every move she made in the public eye , and as a female candidate it frequently was her physical appearance that made headlines rather than her political stance . \nRELATED PHOTOS : 24 Creative Ways Stars Have Worn Their Hillary Clinton Support . \nWhat do you think of Hillary Clinton 's view on society 's beauty standards ? \nRELATED VIDEO : Hillary Clinton Through the Decades .",
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            "input": "Susan Sarandon  went on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday night  and Kimmel brought up an... uhh... odd moment.\nHe shows a photograph taken of  Sarandon  with Michael Shannon and Kate Winslet. In the photo  Winslet is touching  Sarandon 's breast. When asked whether Winslet had asked permission to do so   Sarandon  replied \"no\".\n She  seemed pretty unfazed though.\n\"We feel like we all know each other  the women who survive in this business for any amount of time \"  she  says in the clip above. \"So it felt perfectly fine.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "“It doesn’t even look like  her .”\nThat one comment  culled from thousands online about  Baltimore artist Amy Sherald’s portrait of Michelle Obama  unveiled today at the Smithsonian Institute’s National Portrait Gallery  sums up a familiar response to the public’s often less-than flattering responses to portrait painting.\nIn  the portrait    Mrs. Obama  sits in a custom dress designed by Milly’s Michelle Smith of bold geometric shapes   her  expression challenging the viewer.  Her  face and skin are grey  as Sherald often paints  her  subjects.\nIt doesn’t look exactly like  her   it doesn’t look exactly not like  her . It is a representation of Mrs. Obama  who sat for Sherald the artist  and the responses to the result sum up the tension between artist and sitter and artist and spectator  too.\nHolland Cotter  art critic for the New York Times  said  Mrs. Obama ’s portrait face was too far removed from the real one.\nThis gets at the central tension of the art of the portrait. Just how much should a portrait be about physical likeness  versus conveying psychological truth  or an insight into character? The furor over  Michelle Obama’s  portrait suggests we want a portrait to deliver the first above all else.\nWhat people’s kvetching comes down to: this painting isn’t enough like a photograph. The spirit that  Mrs. Obama  represented to so many seems lacking in the more restrained  removed spirit of Sherald’s work. But the public face of  Michelle Obama  isn't the only face. Sherald is arguably trying to show us another face.\nIn this sense  Kehinde Wiley’s accompanying portrait of  Barack Obama  is seen as more successful. It looks more like the photographic  Barack Obama  we know. Here  any outrage voiced seems to have been about the background  which features flowers from three significant places to  him : Kenya  Hawaii and Chicago.\n\"I tried to negotiate less gray hair and Kehinde's artistic integrity would not allow ( him ) to do what I asked \"  Obama  said. \"I tried to negotiate smaller ears. Struck out on that as well.\"\nBoth painters aimed to do something beyond simple replication for their portraits. The backdrop of a bush  or garden  endows  Barack Obama  with a literal life force. The garden is green and vibrant behind  him . The setting is entirely complimentary to  his  persona; in the painting  he  is sitting forward  alert.  He  is fixing us with a wizened glare. This garden is pure Obama Zen.\n Mrs. Obama ’s portrait is starker  and psychologically richer. \"Amy  I want to thank you for so spectacularly capturing the grace and beauty and intelligence and charm and hotness of the woman I love \" Mr. Obama said.\n Mrs. Obama  said  she  hoped \"girls and girls of color\" would “see an image of someone who looks like them hanging on the walls of this great American institution ... And I know the kind of impact that will have on their lives because I was one of those girls.”\nIn  her  remarks   Mrs. Obama  acknowledges what  her  portrait’s detractors do not; that a painting such as this is a distillation rather than impersonation. It is the person’s spirit in the moment of sitting  rather than a literal embodiment of that person.\nIf you really feel that Michelle Obama’s portrait is a dud  the queen got it far worse in George Condo’s portrait of her  envisioning her with a huge neck and bulbous cheeks and chin. A Cabbage Patch Doll  scoffed the critics.\nYou may not think  Michelle Obama  looks much like  herself  in this new portrait   she  may not be the public  Michelle Obama  you have seen and responded to  but at least  she  doesn’t look like someone or something else entirely.",
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            "input": "Daniel Pinto's eyes lit up.\nDaniel Pinto: I think that it is about momentum. If you look at 2016  the whole industry had a weaker-than-expected first quarter  and then the momentum gathered from the second quarter to the third quarter  and it continues into the fourth quarter  obviously with the normal seasonality. The fourth quarter is typically weaker than the third quarter  but the momentum continues. That 15% year-on-year increase in markets isn't different than what we saw in the previous quarters.\n Pinto : There's been a strong performance in rates  in emerging markets  in credit — it's all along the fixed-income complex.\n Pinto : When you listen to  his  potential policies  the market reaction is pretty much the mirror image of what  he  might do.\nWhen you listen to  his  potential policies  the market reaction is pretty much the mirror image of what  he  might do.\n He  is pro-US growth  so therefore what you have is higher interest rates and the potential for the Fed to be more aggressive than it would have been otherwise. The equity-market valuations we're seeing aren't low  but there could be additional momentum  particularly in financials. It is not such a surprise.\nTurner: There is an argument that the market has priced in all of the best bits of  his  policies and ignored some of the potential negative consequences.\n Pinto : We've been doing a lot of work. Some portions of the business are more electronic than they used to be  and that process may continue. For me  I've made it very clear  it is a business where success relates to your scale. To maintain your success  you have to maintain your scale. To maintain your scale  you have to adjust to however your clients want to execute. That is why David Hudson  who runs markets execution services  is creating an environment for the clients to execute through us in any way they want. That is not over. It will continue. We will continue to adjust because we're mirroring what our clients want.\n Pinto : The SEF aggregator is something we built  and no one uses it. Maybe they will one day. The world for me — the way I see it  for asset managers  more and more of their business is going to passive. That is the trend. Margins are compressing. Efficiency in the way they execute is more and more important  and so we need to face that. We need new ways to do things that are more effective for them.\n Pinto : This is fully loaded ROE for all the business lines in fixed income. This is what we produce. This line is the cost of capital  and every single business  on a fully loaded basis  is delivering a return ahead of the cost of capital  except for commodities  which is going through a process of adjustment. The most important part is if you were to eliminate one of those  not all of the capital goes away  not all of the cost goes away  so essentially the marginal impact  the ROE you would lose by closing the business  is far higher than 15%. That's why  for me  the completeness is very important.\n Pinto : It is shared infrastructure. Revenue flows go away  but capital related to operational and credit risk doesn't. That doesn't change just because you close a line of business. It just gets reassigned to different businesses. That's why when you start cutting you say  \"I don't like rates — I'm going to cut rates \" well  the marginal ROE of what is left is worse. And as you cut more  it gets worse and worse. In my view  when you start trying to cut costs in this type of business  you don't know when you'll stop cutting. The more you do  the more painful it will become — all in an environment where the wallet has been shrinking.\n Pinto : That's absolutely true. An example of that is equities. We will see how it plays out when equities goes into a down cycle. Everyone said  \"We'll cut fixed income and focus all of our energy on protecting our equities franchise.\" Fine. Equities was growing. Now we have the first year where the equities wallet shrinks  and we may have another one. I don't know.\n Pinto : We look at client profitability on a long-term basis  not just this year. We measure quite accurately all of the resources we provide to the clients  capital  liquidity  the cost of everything  and then we give them credit for the resources they provide to us. They could leave their deposits with us. And then any other business we do  we calculate a marginal ROE  an absolute ROE  and we look at cycles rather than just one year. What it does is it gives you information to manage the relationship with the client. You can sit down with the client and say  \"This is what it is  over the last number of years it has been X \" so they know where they stand with us. It helps the salespeople to have an intelligent conversation with the client.\n Pinto : It is often easier when you partner with someone  make some progress  and then bring other people in  rather than getting a bunch of banks together and get them developing something from zero.\n Pinto : I think that in order to attract talent  you have to run the company in a way that is appealing to them. That's why we have a clear technology strategy  and have communicated externally about how vibrant and flexible JPMorgan is. It's a way to attract top talent into the organization. The more people you hire from top tech companies  the more talent comes along with them. You have to do what is right  and you have to communicate it too. The reality is that it is a vibrant institution  we're looking forward  we're successful  so therefore people want to join. We haven't had a problem attracting talent. Seventy-seven percent of our new hires into the corporate and investment bank last year were millennials  and they already make up more than 50% of the organization.",
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            "input": "During a post-cancer checkup at Northwest Community Hospital in April   68-year-old Ken Brown  learned  his  oncology surgeon was planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro  which is a dream Brown has had since 2011.\n He  initially turned down Dr. Malcolm Bilimoria’s invitation to join  him   but  Brown ’s daughter-in-law had  him  rethink it.\n“What better opportunity to go ahead and fulfill one of your dreams — a longtime dream — and do it with a doctor who was instrumental in helping you get to this place ”  Brown  said. “I said  ‘Malcolm  you can’t go without me.'”\n“ Ken  had the most common cancer of the pancreas called adenocarcinoma. It’s a cancer that 55 000 people a year get in the United States. It’s the devastating cancer that we think about when we hear about pancreas cancer ” Dr. Bilimoria said.\nBut after chemo  surgery and another round of chemo   Brown  beat the odds.\n“To be able to be here today  and to try to fulfill another goal  I feel very fortunate ”  Brown  said.\n Brown  leaves for Tanzania on Thursday  and the group will begin their climb on Sunday. If all goes as planned  it should take six days to reach the summit.  Brown  says  he ’s not concerned about whether or not  he  will make it to the top  as  he  said  he  believes  he ’s already hiked the tallest mountain anyone can with Dr. Bilimoria.\n“I am perfectly envisioning that  Ken  is going to be carrying me up to the top of the mountain ” Dr. Bilimoria said.",
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            "input": "A long-lost piece of electrical wire from  Thomas Edison’s  first underground cable for electric lighting is up for sale.\n Edison’s  own home in Menlo Park  a section of  Edison   New Jersey  was among the homes lit in the November 1880 electrical lighting test.\n“Because of this test  Edison  was able to put lights up in New York; because of that   it  went worldwide ” he added.\nThe wire was saved by F.A. Wardlaw  a long-time  Edison  lab aide who was present on the night of the test. In 1933  Wardlaw dug up the wire and sent it to Paul Kruesi  the son of  Edison ’s chief machinist  who grew up with the inventor in Menlo Park. A handwritten note from Wardlaw is attached to the piece of electrical wire.\n“Perhaps you would like a piece of the original conductor used by  Edison  at Menlo Park at the now historic demonstra­tion of the Edison System of Incandescent Electric Lighting in 1880  so am sending you one ” Wardlaw wrote in a Oct. 4  1933 letter accompanying the artifact and note. “I dug it out of the bank on the east side of Christie St  Menlo Park  directly opposite your old home  last Friday. It was the first underground cable ever used for electric lighting and appears pretty good yet after being buried for 53 years.”",
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            "input": "Joseph Mifsud   who joined the faculty of the University of Stirling earlier this year  was not named in the court documents.  He  confirmed  his  identity to the Daily Telegraph on Tuesday  stressing that \"I have a clear conscience.\"\nThe University of Stirling said in an emailed statement that  Mifsud  joined  its  politics department in May 2017 as a \"full-time professorial teaching fellow.\"\n Mifsud  told the Telegraph that  he  knew nothing about emails containing \"dirt\" on Clinton  calling the allegations upsetting and \"incredible.\"  He  also dismissed the disclosure that  he  introduced Papadopoulos to a \"female Russian national \" calling the allegation a \"laughing stock.\"\n Mifsud  told the newspaper that  he  introduced Papadopoulos to the director of a Russian think tank to help him better grasp Russian foreign policy and that he tried to set up meetings with experts on the European Union.\n\"We are academics \"  Mifsud  told the paper. \"We work closely with everybody.\"\nIn emails with The Washington Post in August   Mifsud  said that  he  had \"absolutely no contact\" with the Russian government. \"I am an academic  I do not even speak Russian \"  he  wrote.\n He  said that Papadopoulos \"was introduced to  me  in a visit to a project in Rome by the London Centre of International Law Practice in which we discussed track two diplomacy with a number of countries including the Russian Federation. The only link that was offered vis-à-vis Russia was with RIAC \" or the Russian International Affairs Council  a Russian think tank.",
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            "input": "Tennis star  Venus Williams  will not be charged in connection with a June traffic accident in Florida that killed  one man   police said.\nPolice initially found  Williams  at fault  the report said.\nHowever  surveillance video footage released in July showed that  Williams  entered the intersection lawfully  and that a “dark-colored car” not involved in the collision forced her to stop  trapping her in the intersection before the light turned red  Reuters reported  citing the Sentinel.\n Williams   37  was not injured  the Sun Sentinel reported.\n“I was caught in the middle. I never saw that car coming ”  Williams  told an officer at the scene  the newspaper reported.\nMeanwhile  the Barson family has filed a wrongful death suit against  Williams   the report said.\n Williams  -- a seven-time Grand Slam champion and older sister of tennis star Serena Williams -- posted on Facebook that she was “devastated and heartbroken” by the crash.",
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            "input": "David Puchkoff  charges in papers filed Tuesday in Manhattan Supreme Court that the Department of Buildings wrongly ordered  him  to pay a $1 200 fine and obtain a new certificate of occupancy in September for  his  1 200-square-foot garden getaway overlooking Greenwich St.\n He  suspects a neighbor complained to the city about  his  unique green rooftop with spectacular views of the Empire State Building.\n“Why would a neighbor file a complaint about it? It's been there for 15 years ” said  78-year-old David Puchkoff . (NTDTV)\n Puchkoff  completed the project in 2003 — and pointed to paperwork from the city approving his plans. The roof of the six-story building is covered in seven inches of soil and layers of padding that provide water for plants and protect the roof  according to a 2006 story in the New York Times. Birds  bees and other bugs are a frequent presence at the meadow in warmer weather.\n David Puchkoff  is fighting the city over  his  West Village building having a unique green rooftop unique rooftop garden. (Google)\nThe legal fight could cost  him  $30 000 if it ends in  his  favor   he  estimated.  He  seeks an order overturning an Environmental Control Board decision imposing the penalty.\n“It isn't fair  I've already met all the rules and regulations ”  he  said.",
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            "input": "Former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino  has intimated that one of those individuals is Barack Obama.\n“Take it to the bank  the FBI/FISA docs are devastating for the Dems. The whole image of a benevolent Barack Obama they’ve disingenuously tried to portray is about to be destroyed. The real Obama  the vengeful narcissist  is going to be exposed for all to see ”  Bongino  tweeted.\nTake it to the bank  the FBI/FISA docs are devastating for the Dems. The whole image of a benevolent Barack Obama they’ve disingenuously tried to portray is about to be destroyed. The real Obama  the vengeful narcissist  is going to be exposed for all to see. — Dan Bongino (@dbongino) January 18  2018\nWhile some are describing it as ‘bigger than Watergate’   Bongino  dubbed it “Obamagate” and warned that things are about to get very real:\nThe former Obama administration’s going to have a lot of explaining to do.  #Obamagate — Dan Bongino (@dbongino) January 19  2018\n  He  added that Democrats are now “in a full blown panic” over the issue.\nTake this check and cash it  the Democrats are in a full blown panic right now over the #Obamagate scandal that’s about to become a nightmare for them. Watch them all scurry like roaches when the lights come on it. — Dan Bongino (@dbongino) January 19  2018\n Bongino  says that the memo shows the Obama administration was totally “hellbent on destroying Trump”:\nRelease the memo and watch the rats run away like the cowards they are. Your mind is about to blown  and your eyes open  to both the power of the federal govt  and the vengefulness of an Obama administration hellbent on destroying Trump. — Dan Bongino (@dbongino) January 19  2018\nIn interviews last week   Bongino  described the brewing storm over the Steele Dossier as “the most explosive scandal”:\n Bongino  has been describing the ongoing issue as “the scandal of the century” for months:",
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            "input": "Facing criticism over his administration’s handling of a deadly 2015 Legionnaires’ disease outbreak at a state-run veterans home in  downstate Quincy  Gov. Bruce Rauner  is spending multiple nights at the facility to “gain a more thorough understanding” of operations there.\nThe governor’s stay was not publicized in advance. After  Rauner ’s office confirmed the trip Thursday   his  Republican and Democratic challengers quickly dismissed it as a stunt  as they seize on the administration’s response to more than a dozen deaths at the state-run home to question the governor’s leadership abilities.\nWhile  Rauner  previously has declined to say if  he  bears any moral responsibility for the deaths and illnesses   he  has pushed back at critics.  He  was quoted as telling the Joliet Herald-News editorial board this week that “our team took immediate  strong action ” after the outbreak began in 2015  killing a dozen residents and sickening 50 more.\n He  said  his  administration brought in national experts  the CDC  and spent more than $6 million to update the home’s water filtration system. The disease is contracted by inhaling droplets of water that contain the bacteria.\n“The reality is  and this is what's not getting into the reports  the Legionnella bacteria is in most water systems in Illinois. There were just two infections of Legionnaires at Northwestern Hospital  which is not even an old facility and I think is regarded as a really well-run facility. These things happen ” the Joliet newspaper quoted  Rauner  as saying hours before he began his stay.\n Rauner  arrived at the home around 10 p.m. Wednesday  according to Dave MacDonna  a spokesman for the Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs. A spokeswoman for  Rauner  said he planned to spend several days with residents and staff and would be joined over the weekend by first lady Diana Rauner.\nFor  Rauner   the issue has gone beyond the confounding Legionnella bacteria to become a subject of potential political contamination for the first-term governor. Care of military veterans holds a special patriotic place among voters.",
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            "input": "Knicks GM Scott Perry (left) and team president Steve Mills (center) have plenty of decisions to make. (Steve Freeman/NBAE/Getty Images)\nKnicks president Steve Mills and general manager Scott Perry are in no rush to shake up the roster with the trade deadline looming next week. And honestly  there isn't a lot the Knicks can do. They'd love to move Joakim Noah but unless they attach a first-round pick to any Noah deal — which they won't — a trade involving the veteran center is unlikely.\nOnce  Mills  replaced Jackson and subsequently hired Perry  everything that happens with the Knicks is now on them. Understandably  they don't want to give off the impression that they don't have control of the situation and of the players.\n Mills  knows Knicks history and Dolan as well as anyone. Thus  he proceeds with caution.\nEven though  Mills  isn't at fault here  it 's important for him to give off the impression that the front office has this Noah situation under control. Again  smart move.\nIf you go back to last summer   Mills  didn't rush into trading Carmelo Anthony and in fact vetoed the deal Jackson had made with the Houston Rockets. Instead  Mills and Perry waited until the 11th hour to make a trade with Oklahoma City. Their patience was rewarded. Carmelo and OKC have certainly found their form but Enes Kanter has been a solid addition to the Knicks.",
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            "input": "Voters in Alabama who pick up the phone on Tuesday might hear the voice of President Donald Trump   his  predecessor Barack Obama or former Vice President Joe Biden advocating for one of the candidates in the state’s U.S. Senate special election.\nBut they won’t hear from the current vice president  Mike Pence  who in a rare break with his boss has gone silent on a race that could narrow Republican control of the Senate. The election pits  Republican Roy Moore  who has been accused by several women of sexual misconduct while they were teenagers  against Democrat Doug Jones .\nPence hasn’t commented publicly about the race since Nov. 9  when a spokeswoman called the allegations against  Moore  “disturbing.”  His  absence stands out after Trump and the Republican National Committee reversed their abandonment of  Moore  and moved last week to fully support  him  despite the allegations. In contrast with  his  thrice-married boss  who’s faced  his  own allegations of misconduct with women  Pence is an evangelical conservative whose political career is marked by strong stands on moral issues such as abortion.\nIn November  the Washington Post published the accounts of four women who said  Moore  pursued them for dates and sexual encounters decades ago when they were teenagers and  Moore  was in  his  30s. One of them was 14 at the time. Another woman has accused  Moore  of sexually assaulting her when she was 16.  Moore  has denied the accusations and  his  campaign has attacked the credibility of the women speaking out against  him .\nThe allegations have turned the race in Republican-dominated Alabama into a competitive contest  with top Democrats like Obama and Biden recording robo-calls to gin up support for Jones. Trump has recorded a robo-call for  Moore .\nBefore the Post story  Pence offered his full endorsement of  Moore . Like his boss  the vice president had initially backed  Moore ’s primary opponent  Senator Luther Strange.\n “Congratulations Roy Moore ! We are thrilled you ran on the #MAGA agenda & we are for you!” Pence tweeted on Sept. 26  just 15 minutes after Trump posted his own congratulatory message after  Moore  defeated Strange.\nAccording to three people familiar with his actions  Breitbart News chairman Steve Bannon made calls to Trump and to Nick Ayers  Pence’s chief of staff  urging them to withhold public comment and let the people of Alabama decide whether  Moore  belonged in the Senate.\n Moore  enjoys little support among establishment Republicans outside of the Oval Office. The Senate Majority Leader  Mitch McConnell  has said  Moore  will be investigated by the Ethics Committee if he wins the election.",
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            "input": "Kevin Garnett suffered a strain in his right mid-foot during Monday's Game 2 victory over the Cavaliers  while Kendrick Perkins hyperextended his right knee in that day's shootaround  though he still managed to play.\n Garnett reported to practice Wednesday and wanted to participate  telling Rivers he felt better  but that did not convince the coach. Perkins suited up but did not participate in drills and eventually left for treatment. He returned to the court following the team's workout and said he will be ready for Game 3 Friday.\n \"After the game Monday it was hurting  and even more when I woke up the next morning \" Perkins said. \"It's still a little sore in my hamstring area. I am glad we had a few days to rest and hopefully I'll practice tomorrow. I'll be ready for Friday. I am glad we have a few days to rest.\"\n Garnett's injury is the more serious of the two. He was hurt in the second quarter of Game 2 when Perkins backed into him while defending a drive by Anderson Varejao. Paul Pierce suffered a similar injury Feb. 1 against Washington and missed two games  but the Celtics are hoping the extra rest will make Garnett available for Game 3.\n Perkins said he tweaked the knee simply running down the court. Still  his defense against Shaquille O'Neal has been effective. The Celtics have used Garnett and Perkins to plug up the middle and reduce the inside scoring of O'Neal  Antawn Jamison  and Anderson Varejao.\n O'Neal hurt the Celtics in the fourth quarter of Game 1 but is 8 for 22 in the series and Perkins has limited his easy chances at the rim. If O'Neal gets even a few steps from a dunk  Perkins is helpless to stop the 325-pound train.\n \"The biggest thing with Shaq is  you don't let him get deep post-ups \" Perkins said. \"You try to fight him as much as you can and make him score over the top and no dunks  no layups. That's the game plan.\"\n When asked if O'Neal chatters during their matchup - which already has cost Perkins five stitches in his upper lip - Perkins said  \"Nah  he doesn't talk. Shaq really don't talk. He just plays hard and just a big body that plays physical.\"\n The Celtics are hoping the physicality of the first two games won't cost them a starter  but they have been accustomed to playing shorthanded all season  so there is no sense of panic. Garnett has been remarkably healthy since the 10-game absence  playing in 39 straight before Rivers rested him for two of the final three regular-season games.\n Rivers is cautious when it comes to injured players practicing  so keeping Garnett away was no surprise.\n \"This is just like a normal practice  not enough guys  that's the way it's been all year for us \" said Rivers. \"It was an easy practice because we knew what we had.\"",
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            "input": "The 63 lyrics in that book  first published in 1896  have a purity of speech and intensity of feeling that lent the collection the aura of a classic from the moment of its appearance. “You may read it in half-an-hour ” said one early reviewer of the book  “but there are things in it you will scarce forget in a lifetime.” What  Housman  writes about  almost without exception  is sorrow: lost love  nostalgia  mutability  grief  and death.  He  seems to understand everything about the pain of life  and the beauty of that pain—the way suffering itself can become a source of bittersweet pleasure.  He  is a poet who can’t listen to a blackbird sing without hearing a summons to the grave:\nYet as the English biographer and journalist Peter Parker shows in Housman Country  his new study of the poet’s work and legacy  “luckless lads” who came to  Housman  prepared to open their hearts were shocked by the wary  acerbic  pedantic man they encountered.  His  obituary in The Times of London described  him  as “so unapproachable as to diffuse a frost … [ He ] appeared of all men least tolerant of sentiment.” When the novelist E. M. Forster wrote to  Housman  expressing enthusiasm for  his  poetry   Housman  responded with a letter that Forster described as “absolutely hateful … I was so disappointed and hurt that I destroyed it after one rapid perusal.” Another writer was stunned  too. “Far from believing that man wrote [A] Shropshire Lad ” he said after meeting  Housman   “I shouldn’t even have thought  him  capable of reading it!”\nTo perceptive observers  however  the vast gulf between the poetry and the poet only added to  Housman ’s pathos. Clearly this was a man so sensitive to pain that  he  had to wear heavy emotional armor. Indeed  the poems themselves are often about the deflection of feeling by an ironic stoicism  which ends up highlighting the very emotion it is meant to conceal. What  readers from the beginning must have wondered  was the wound behind  Housman ’s bow? What made  him  so well acquainted with grief?\nThis was a matter for speculation and rumor during  Housman ’s lifetime ( the man  wasn’t about to give anything away)  but the answer has long since been established as a central part of  his  legend. In 1879  when  he  was 20 years old and a star student at Oxford   Housman  fell in love with a classmate  Moses Jackson—a hearty  athletic  and entirely straight man. In  his  distress that  his  romantic feelings were not reciprocated   Housman  ended up failing  his  final exams  to the shock of  his  teachers and family. Although  he  eventually did become a classical scholar   his  career was sidetracked for a decade by the fiasco.",
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                "Housman"
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            "input": "“Step by step  we will clean our entire border ” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared over the weekend. But the operation has created an international mess.\nWith  Erdogan  “intensifying  his  threats to extend the Turkish offensive to the areas farther east  where the U.S. military maintains troops  a larger conflict looms ” my colleagues wrote  \"A Turkish attack on Manbij [a strategic border town] would present the United States with a major dilemma \" forced to pick a side between their allies on the ground and a historic NATO partner.\nThe U.S.-Turkey relationship has been in free fall over the course of the Syrian war.  Erdogan  grew furious with the Obama administration for not doing enough to challenge the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad while also emboldening Kurdish factions on Turkey's doorstep. President Trump's arrival offered hope for a reset  but that  too  quickly faded.\nA phone call last week between  Erdogan  and Trump did nothing to resolve the simmering grievances. Turkish officials challenged a White House readout of the conversation  denying that Trump had “expressed concern” about anti-U.S. propaganda coming out of Ankara or the escalation of violence in Afrin.\nIn Turkey  the offensive has let loose a new tide of nationalist feeling.  Erdogan  once championed a historic opening with Turkey's long-suppressed minority Kurdish population. Now  he  casts  himself  as the merciless enemy of Kurdish separatism  rallying right-wing Turks to  his  banner. Pro-Erdogan media outlets belt out a steady stream of vitriol against both Kurdish separatists and their supposed puppet masters in the West. Meanwhile  Turkish authorities have clamped down on dissent or opposition to the military offensive.\n“Despite his best efforts to build a stable majority as the foundation of his new regime  his policies of demonizing the opposition have created a deeply polarized society. Half of Turkey despises him and will never accept him as its leader ” wrote Soner Cagaptay  a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy  for The Washington Post. “But  Erdogan  has failed to grasp this fact  becoming even more authoritarian since the 2017 referendum that granted  him  sweeping presidential powers.  Erdogan’s  current trajectory will deepen Turkey’s crisis  potentially even triggering civil conflict.”\nCagaptay said NATO allies like the United States need to walk  Erdogan  back from  his  hysteria by slowing support for the Syrian Kurds and siding more clearly with Turkey’s geopolitical interests in Syria over those of Russia and Iran.\nBut that’s not an easy sell. Foreign-policy and national-security elites in Washington have soured on  Erdogan   while the Kurds command a great deal of affection. The Trump administration seems to have no choice but to grapple with the growing contradictions underlying its Syria policy.",
            "output": [
                "Recep Tayyip Erdogan"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Even with a deadly car bombing and other mayhem marring the day -- the deadline for the American troop pullback under a Jan. 1 agreement -- Prime Minister Nouri Kamal al-Maliki seized on the occasion to position himself as a proud leader of a country independent at last  looking ahead to the next milestone of parliamentary elections in January.\n He made no mention of American troops in a nationally televised speech  even though nearly 130 000 remain in the country; most had already pulled back from Iraq's cities before Tuesday's deadline.\n In a national address  al-Maliki focused his praise on Iraqi troops and security forces for their role in fighting the insurgency. \"The national united government succeeded in putting down the sectarian war that was threatening the unity and the sovereignty of Iraq \" he said  as if the United States had played no role.\n President Barack Obama  who ran for office on a pledge to end the war  marked the occasion with minimal fanfare  declaring it \"an important milestone\" even as he warned of \"difficult days ahead.\"\n \"The Iraqi people are rightly treating this day as cause for celebration \" he said.\n The withdrawal did not command its own presidential appearance -- his brief remarks were delivered at a ceremony honoring entrepreneurs -- a marked contrast with his predecessor  who rarely missed an opportunity to celebrate milestones in Iraq.\n Military experts anticipate more violence in the days ahead. Maliki's effort to capitalize on Iraq's latent anti-Americanism and to extol the abilities of his troops is a risky strategy. If it turns out that Iraqi troops cannot control the violence  al-Maliki will be vulnerable to criticism from rivals -- both if he has to ask the Americans to return but also if he fails to enforce security without them.\n Some American commanders have said they were taken aback by al-Malikial-Maliki's insistence on taking credit for all the security successes in Iraq  but they also see the importance of having him and Iraqi troops appear strong  especially in the face of multiple insurgent factions intent on destabilizing the government.\n Gen. Raymond T. Odierno brushed aside the dismissive tone of Iraqi leaders' public remarks about the Americans  saying that al-Maliki had personally thanked him on Monday night and again on Tuesday for the sacrifices American troops have made.",
            "output": [
                "Nouri Kamal al-Maliki"
            ]
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            "input": "PRAGUE (Reuters) - Milos Zeman  the longest-standing figure in Czech post-communist politics  won a final major battle on Saturday  showing off his strong political instincts to secure a second presidential term.\nThe anti-migration platform has aligned  Zeman  with the Czech far-right. Tomio Okamura  the head of SPD  an anti-EU and anti-NATO party that won seats in an October general election  flanked  Zeman  on Saturday.\n“Not only journalists but also some politicians possess intelligence that is substantially lower than that of normal citizens ”  Zeman  told  his  victory celebration.\n Zeman  supports a referendum on EU membership  although  he  said  he  would vote to stay.\nA frequent question in the campaign was  Zeman ’s health. A heavy smoker and self-adverrtised drinker   he  has diabetes and difficulty walking due to neuropathy in  his  legs.\nAfter the end of Communism in 1989   Zeman  joined the center-left Social Democrats - taking a position on the other side of the political scene from then-prime minister Klaus.\nIn 1998 the two surprised the country by forging an “opposition agreement” making  Zeman  prime minister and Klaus leader of a cooperative opposition.\n Zeman   however  maintained course to join NATO in 1999  and also kept the country on track to enter the European Union in 2004.\n Zeman  and Klaus - who served two presidential terms before Zeman - grew closer over the years  both sniping against liberal elites and adopting a favorable attitude to Russia. Klaus backed  Zeman  in his 2013 victory and this year’s election.\nWhen elected president in 2013   Zeman  raised an EU flag above the Prague Castle. But he has focused on building ties with China and Russia. He attended military parades in Moscow and Beijing that other western leaders shunned  and appointed a Chinese company leader as his adviser.\n Zeman  has also tested the constitution’s boundaries in appointing governments.\nPolitical analyst Tomas Lebeda said  Zeman  would now be even less concerned about appearances.\n“ He  will not control or restrain  himself   as  he  promised several times between the first and second round - on the contrary ” Lebeda said.",
            "output": [
                "Milos Zeman"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-dd5dcb22cf4748eb90baf68c9ff79ad2",
            "input": "A day after one of Iraq's leading politicians declared on television that power sharing was dead  the nation's fractious parties met Saturday in a tranquil session of parliament  where they approved an outline for forming a partnership government. The session proceeded even though the politician  Ayad Allawi  had announced that his bloc would not participate in the government.\n Allawi  a former prime minister whose bloc won the most seats in Iraq's elections in March  did not attend the session or make any public remarks. Members of his bloc said he was in London.\n Leaders from all parties  including Allawi's bloc  Iraqiya  met behind closed doors during the session. Meanwhile  inside parliament's grand hall  which two days earlier had been the scene of a turbulent walkout by Allawi's bloc  lawmakers reaffirmed their commitment to a strained agreement that would return Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to office for a second term.\n For eight months  Allawi said he would not participate in any government led by al-Maliki  before finally agreeing to a pact to form an inclusive government. In Thursday's session  he led a walkout when other parties voted against addressing Iraqiya's demands for power sharing  which include a newly created position for Allawi and an agreement to allow the return of three Iraqiya members who had been banned from parliament because of their previous association with Saddam Hussein's Baath Party.\n The walkout and Allawi's remarks on CNN threatened to scuttle a pact that had taken months to forge  with pressure from high-level U.S. officials  including President Barack Obama.\n But while Allawi stayed away  members of his bloc took part in Saturday's session and declared that the agreement was still in place.\n If Allawi follows through on his vow not to participate in the government  Iraqiya will be under extreme pressure not to join him in his boycott. Members of the bloc would not say whether they would follow him.",
            "output": [
                "Ayad Allawi"
            ]
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            "input": "Speculation has persisted that  Koike   a former LDP member and defense minister  would resign to run for a seat in parliament needed to make a bid for the premiership.\n“I have been saying I will not run for the election from the beginning ”  Koike  said in an interview with the Yomiuri newspaper reported on Tuesday.\nIf  Koike  does not personally contest this election  then analysts believe she would hope her party positions itself to win the next national poll  and that she gains a voter boost from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.\nBut  Koike ’s new Party of Hope - launched just last week as a “reformist  conservative” alternative to Abe’s equally conservative LDP - has clouded the outlook amid signs voters are disillusioned with Abe after nearly five years in power.\n Koike ’s dilemma was whether to run for a seat now and face a backlash from voters for quitting as governor little more than a year since she defied the LDP to run successfully for the post  or risk letting a shot at the top job slip through her fingers.\n“ Koike  is tough   she ’s resilient and  she  can tap into the fact that Abe’s negative ratings are pretty high and a lot of people out there are unhappy with him ” Kingston said.",
            "output": [
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                "Koike"
            ]
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            "input": "Days after  actress Kim Cattrall  announced the untimely death of  her  brother   her  “Sex and the City” co-stars are putting aside their ongoing feud with  the actress  to give their condolences.\n Cattrall ’s co-stars Sarah Jessica Parker and Cynthia Nixon joined the chorus of hundreds who took to social media to show their support for  her  during this difficult time. As previously reported  the 61-year-old star asked  her  followers for help earlier this week when  her  brother  Christopher  went missing. Hours later   she  posted an image of  her  posing with  her  brother announcing that he had been found dead.\nA post shared by Kim Cattrall (@kimcattrall) on Feb 4  2018 at 1:00pm PST\nParker was the first “Sex and the City” actress to comment on the post  sharing a brief note of condolence with  Cattrall .\nLater in the day   Cattrall  posted a follow up in which  she  thanked both  her  fans and co-stars for their kind words.\n\"I would like to thank my fans  friends and my #SexandtheCity colleagues for the outpouring of support for  myself  and family over the past 72 hours.\"\nThe well wishes from the stars come as the entire cast of the hit HBO series is embattled in a very public war of words. As previously reported   Cattrall  told Piers Morgan that  she  was never anything but professional colleagues with the other girls on the show during an October 2017 interview.\n“We’ve never been friends ”  she  said. “We’ve been colleagues and in some ways it’s a very healthy place to be because then you have a clear line between your professional life and relationship and your persona.",
            "output": [
                "Kim Cattrall"
            ]
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            "input": "Stephen Colbert  discusses 'Our Cartoon President ' Showtime's new animated series  at the Television Critics Association. The late-night host is an executive producer. (Photo: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)\nCBS Late Show host Stephen Colbert — who can thank Trump for vaulting him to the top-rated late-night host — is behind Our Cartoon President  an animated series due on Showtime Jan. 28. The half-hour series will open by anticipating Trump's first State of the Union address two days later. The show will then settle into its regular time slot Feb. 11  when Homeland also returns.\nMore:  Stephen Colbert  to produce 'truish' cartoon series about Trump White House\n Stephen Colbert  is behind Showtime's animated series 'Our Cartoon President' (Photo: Showtime)\n\"The show is the interpersonal relationships of people you don't see; the relationships you imagine they have  \" Colbert  told the Television Critics Association Saturday. \"What we're trying to capture with this show is how stable his genius is.\"",
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            "input": "Stars gathered Sunday at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles for the 45th annual American Music Awards  hosted by  Tracee Ellis Ross . Jamie Foxx and his daughter opened  the show  by talking about the tragic events of the year  including shootings  hate crimes and natural disasters.\n \"Black-ish\" star Tracee Ellis Ross  took the stage in a larger-than-life bronze gown.  She  said it was a particularly special night for  her   explaining  \" My mother   the extraordinary  Diana Ross  is getting a lifetime achievement award.\"\n\"We are the first ever mother and daughter who have ever hosted  the American Music Awards \" Ross  pointed out. \" She  did it twice  but there's always next year.\"\n She  also talked about how the night would celebrate Kelly Clarkson  and  she  paused to sing \"A Moment Like This.\" Then  she  announced that the show would also be honoring the 25th anniversary of the film \"The Bodyguard \" starring Whitney Houston.\n Ross  admitted  she  was worried about hosting the AMAs because  she  doesn't have an entourage  a stage name or a feud with another star.\n Ross  said the show would especially celebrate women and cracked  \"There's going to be some men singing too.\"  She  said the show would be full of \"women who take up space  trailblaze and blaze trails  women with expansive and powerful voices.\"  She  introduced Demi Lovato's performance.\n Lovato  got up from the audience as the AMAs stage showed hateful tweets directed at  Lovato .  She  walked up to the stage to join  her  dancers and sang \"Sorry Not Sorry\" against a light-up sign that flashed \"Sorry Not Sorry.\"\n Tracee Ellis Ross  introduced Viola Davis to the stage. Davis talked about Whitney Houston and her movie \"The Bodyguard\" and said  \"The movie has become iconic  thanks to its soundtrack  the best-selling movie soundtrack of all time. What a voice Whitney had  what an artist.\"\n Ross  returned to joke that the next season of \"black-ish\" would be filmed on the side of the J.W. Marriott.\nFollowing that  former President Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama sent in a congratulatory video message to  Diana Ross .\n\" Her  artistry resonates with everyone ad today  her  voice is still as pure   her  beauty is undeniable and  her  showmanship is on point \" said Mrs. Obama.\n Singer Evan Ross  kicked off a tribute to  his  mother   Diana Ross .\n\"What do you get when you cross a chart-topping singer  trailblazing style icon  record-breaking pioneer international superstar and an all-around boss? Everybody you get my mom   Miss Diana Ross  \"  Evan  said.\nA video montage of  Diana Ross 's life played which included childhood and early career photos before playing a throwback clip from Oprah's daytime television show telling  Ross   she  inspired  her  and that  she  grew up wanting to be just like the singer. The video continued with  Ross  voicing over the highlights of  her  career and life: \"Through it all  there has always been music \" said  her  voiceover before the projection screen lifted and  Ross  launched into  her  song  \"I'm Coming Out.\" Then  Ross  sang \"Take Me Higher\" and \"Ease on Down the Road.\" The 73-year-old continued  her  medley of hits and sang \"The Best Years of My Life\" and \"Ain't No Mountain High Enough\" and brought  her  grandchildren onstage with  her . Then  she  asked  her  children to join  her  onstage: \"Come on up \"  she  called out to  her  family members.  She  also called on Smokey Robinson and Berry Gordy to take the stage.\n Diana Ross  accepted the award and said  \"This is all about love. This says it all. This is my family. And I'm sending love out there to all of you each and every one of you  our global family … I feel so humbled by this. I love you so very much.\" Her grandson  Raif-Henok Emmanuel Kendrick  told her he loved her as the show came to a close just as 11 p.m. ET rolled around.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Enes Kanter is averaging a double-double through 17 games this season  but apparently that isn't enough to warrant a blue check mark next to  his  name on Twitter.\n Kanter  publicly aired  his  frustration after  he  discovered Twitter mysteriously unverified  him  Sunday.\n\"Haha Yoo!! Even the freaking @Twitter against  me   Lol \" Kanter  wrote. \"Why did you take my blue check away ?? You unverified me That's messed up.\"\n Kanter  was verified prior to Sunday.\nagainst  me  🤨\nAs a former Top 3 pick Kanter er qualifies as a user who would warrant verification  according to Twitter's policy.\nTwitter  however  has the right to remove verification at any time without notice. Reasons that could result in a user losing their verification include misleading people by changing one's name or bio  harassing other users and promoting hate or violence  among other actions Enes Kanter er is no longer verified on Twitter. (Elsa/Getty Images)\nBased o Kanter er's recent Tweets  it does not appear that the Knicks center violated any of these policies Kanter er  however  may have angered someone within Twitter wit his is political Tweets. The outspoken Turkish center has repeatedly criticized Turkey president Recep Tayyip Erdogan  once callin him im the \"Hitler of our century\" afte he he ha his is Turkish passport canceled Kanter er has also publicly state his is desire to take a knee during the national anthem prior to the Knicks' season opener  but opted against it after talking wit his is teammates.\nIt's unclear i Kanter er's political stance and run-ins with the Turkish government had any bearing o his is loss of verification.",
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                "Enes"
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            "input": "Clinton commitment to Israeli security rock solid  personal\nUS Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Monday both hers and President Barack Obama's support for Israeli security were \"rock solid \" adding in her case it is personal.\n\"For President Obama  for me  and for this entire administration  our commitment to Israel's security and Israel's future is rock solid \" Clinton said in excerpts of a speech she will deliver to the pro-Israel lobby AIPAC.\n\"Guaranteeing Israel's security is more than a policy position for me. It is a personal commitment that will never waiver \" she said.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Former England and Liverpool forward Robbie Fowler refused to play in North Queensland's 1-1 draw against Brisbane after being informed he would be starting the match on the bench.\n The A-League's marquee signing will meet Monday with team officials in an effort to resolve an apparent impasse that also reportedly involves his family.\n Fowler's decision was made after coach Ian Ferguson announced a change in formation against Brisbane  with Dyron Daal starting as a lone striker and Fowler to be brought off the bench as an impact player with a half-hour remaining.\n Ferguson seemed less optimistic about Fowler staying with the Fury than Matheson.\n \"Ultimately it will be Fowler's decision about his future at the club. It's really up to Robbie.\"\n Fowler has scored nine goals this season for the ninth-place Fury. He spent the match against the Roar sitting in the stands at the Townsville stadium.\n Speculation has escalated that the 34-year-old Fowler  the team's captain  is preparing to walk out on the club because his wife has failed to settle in North Queensland.\n Fowler told English newspaper The Daily Mail this week that his wife is finding it tough adjusting in Townsville  the regional northern Australian city where the Fury is based.\n \"The kids are very adaptable to where they are  but my wife still needs a bit of convincing \" he said. \"It's not like back at home where there's more stuff to do and more families that we know  so she's still adjusting.\"",
            "output": [
                "Fowler"
            ]
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            "input": "In Narino  fighters from the ELN attacked members of the Rural Resistance  ombudsmen  Carlos Alfonso Negret  said in a report. The Rural Resistance are FARC dissidents who refused to demobilize following the peace deal.\n“The ombudsman’s office visited the area and was able to determine that there was an exchange of fire between the group that calls itself Rural Resistance and the ELN  ” Negret  told journalists. “There was crossfire that killed 13 people.”\nNeither the report nor  Negret  specified how many of the dead were civilians.\nBut  Negret  says some 800 former guerrillas did not demobilize  while other security sources and thinktanks put the number of dissident ex-FARC at between 700 and 1 300.",
            "output": [
                "Carlos Alfonso Negret"
            ]
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            "input": "Spotify's Unusual IPO Model Will Test The Company's Strength\nSpotify  the popular music streaming service  will officially take the company public this spring and is planning a very unconventional IPO — short for \"initial public offering\" — that has investors talking.\nWith  Spotify 's IPO  the narrative so far has been that this is yet another tech company innovating and \"disrupting\" investment banking. But that image is starting to erode.\nTypically with IPOs  the company going public hires a big investment bank to both issue new shares and then go out and sell them. But  Spotify  plans to simply list  its  shares on the New York Stock Exchange and let them trade. That practice isn't done very often.\n\"To me  that is very analogous to a person that puts a sign out on the street and says 'this property is for sale by owner ' \" Parker says. \"Spotify  by doing this  is very confident that the public already understands Spotify's value  and that it does not need others to tell the story.\"\nSome analysts estimate this could save the company as much as $300 million in fees. Spotify's current private investors can also simply cash out without waiting for the traditional lock-in period to end. From this perspective  a direct listing is just a more efficient way to IPO.\nSmith says that in 2016  Spotify  got an unusual loan from a group of private investment firms  including Goldman Sachs. The investors demanded a number of conditions to the loan  \"suggesting that the investors thought the company's private valuation was way too high \" she explains.\n Spotify  boasts 140 million users  but most of them don't pay. They listen to the ad-supported stream. Ad revenue is only $300 million a year — a fraction of what the service truly costs.\nSo if  Spotify 's plans are successful   it  would be positioned to take advantage of that growth. But right now   Spotify  is still an unprofitable company  pushed towards an IPO by private equity firms eager to cash out. Smith thinks mom and pop investors aren't buying  it .\nSpotify's IPO is scheduled for late March or early April. Many details remain to be worked out before that time.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Former Vice President Joe Biden  said Tuesday that if  he  were one of President Donald Trump’s attorneys   he  would suggest Trump not consent to a special counsel interview for fear of being caught misleading investigators. “ The President  has some difficulty with precision ”  Biden  said in an interview with CNN’s Chris Cuomo.  Biden  said  he  marvels at some of the comments Trump makes and referenced a line from Trump on Monday that Democrats who did not applaud  his  State of the Union address were “un-American” and “treasonous.” The White House has since called the remark tongue-in-cheek  with press secretary Sarah Sanders saying on Tuesday that Trump was “clearly joking.” “Well let me tell you  he’s a joke ”  Biden  said in response.\nI’m sorry to lose the main thread here  but I just have to take a moment to reflect on the state of affairs where Joe Freakin’ Biden is calling another politician a “joke.” That’s like Teddy Kennedy calling someone else a lecherous drunken criminal. Before Donald Trump  no American politician was a walking  talking punch line as often as  Joe Biden .  Biden ’s perpetually inappropriate comments and demeanor made for constant good fun  like the time  he  told a dude in a wheelchair to stand up:\nOr the time that  he  extolled diversity in Delaware while talking to an Indian American by saying: “In Delaware  the largest growth in population is Indian Americans  moving from India. You cannot go to a 7-11 or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. I’m not joking.”\nAll I’m saying is: maybe Joe Biden is kind of a joke too.\nAh  well. I’m sure Trump will figure out something. And I doubt  Biden ’s advice is going to figure into  his  decision much  one way or the other.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "South African Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba  speaks to journalists at the World Economic Forum on Africa 2017 meeting in Durban  South Africa  May 3  2017. REUTERS/Rogan Ward\n Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba  has denied making such a request  which drew sharp criticism from opposition parties and civil society.\n Gigaba  said in a statement on Friday  he  was concerned about the “politicisation” of the PIC and asked its management to conduct a “forensic investigation” into its operations.\n“We need to assure pension holders that those with political or economic power will not be allowed to unduly influence the PIC ”  Gigaba  said.\n Gigaba  also asked the PIC to provide a list of all  its  beneficiaries and the investments  it  has made.",
            "output": [
                "Malusi Gigaba"
            ]
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            "input": "Dr. Thalia Krakower (right)  a primary care physician  gets advice from Dr. Juliet Jacobsen  medical director of the Continuum Project at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston  during a January training session on how to talk to seriously ill patients about their goals and values. (Melissa Bailey/KHN) (Photo: Melissa Bailey  Kaiser Health News)\nDr. Juliet Jacobsen  medical director of the Continuum Project at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston  trains primary care doctors in how to talk to patients with serious illnesses about their goals and values. (Melissa Bailey/KHN) (Photo: Melissa Bailey  Kaiser Health News)\nAt Mass General  Dr. Juliet Jacobsen  a palliative care physician  serves as medical director for the Continuum Project  a large-scale effort to quickly train clinicians to have these conversations  document them and share what they learn with one another. The project ramped up in January with the first session in a series that aims to reach 250 primary care providers at the hospital.\nAt a recent training session   Jacobsen  gave clinicians a laminated page with scripted language to help them along. When the participants role-played with professional actors  difficulties quickly emerged.\n\"How long should we let them be silent and sad?\" Krakower asked  Jacobsen . \"We always step in too soon.\"\nPhysicians let patients speak an average 18 seconds before interrupting them  research has found.  Jacobsen  encouraged doctors to allow more silence  and to respond to patients’ emotions  not just to their words.\nThe scripted conversation is quite different from what doctors have been trained to do   Jacobsen  acknowledged. It doesn't aim to reach any decision  nor to fill out end-of-life paperwork.\nIn a pilot at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston   Jacobsen  noted  the conversations typically lasted 22 to 26 minutes.\nAt another moment during role-play   Jacobsen  stepped in when a doctor skipped over the section in the script where she was supposed to share prognostic information.\nThe topic is avoided for many reasons   Jacobsen  later said: Clinicians' schedules are crammed. They may not want to scare families with a timeline that turns out to be wrong. And they may not know what language to use  especially when the disease trajectory is uncertain.\nWhen a doctor’s message moves abruptly from \"everything's great\" to \"she's dying  \" Jacobsen  said  patients and their families don't have enough time to adjust to the bad news.\nTo address that problem   Jacobsen 's team suggests language that helps clinicians discuss a prognosis without asserting certainty: \"I worry the decline we have seen is going to continue \" or  \"I worry something serious may happen in the next few months.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "(Reuters) - Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) said on Friday  it  has increased  its  borrowing capacity for a car lease program to $1.1 billion from $600 million.\nThe move comes as  the electric car maker  spends heavily to fix production bottlenecks of  its  new Model 3 sedan.\n The company  increased the borrowing capacity under certain warehouse agreements   the company  said in a filing. (bit.ly/2yx2P58) A spokesman said it was related to  Tesla 's car lease program.\nIn August   Tesla  said  it  would raise about $1.5 billion through  its  first-ever offering of junk bonds as  it  seeks fresh sources of cash to ramp up production of  its  new Model 3 sedan.",
            "output": [
                "Tesla"
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            "input": "NEW YORK (AP) —  WNBA player Elena Delle Donne  has always tried to give back and help others. So it's no surprise that  her  wedding to Amanda Clifton on Nov. 3 will have a charitable component to it.\nThe floral arrangements will be donated to nearby senior centers and women's shelters  and the wedding registry will benefit  Delle Donne's  foundation.  Her  foundation supports the Special Olympics and people with Lyme disease.\n\"The wedding isn't just about us and our day  \" the 28-year-old Delle Donne  said. \"It can also impact others and make them happy.\"\n Delle Donne  and longtime girlfriend Clifton also hope that being a same-sex couple can help normalize it for others.\n\"That is the reason why I'm doing The Knot  \" Delle Donne  said. \"I don't want people to have to have these huge coming outs anymore. It should just be the norm. I love a woman. Or a man and a woman love each other. It should just be no big deal. ... I hope in people's minds they just see it as two beautiful brides and move on. You don't see enough of two brides or two grooms.\"\n\"That's all we can tell you  the rest is all secret \" said  Delle Donne   laughing. \"There are secrets that can't be released.\"\n Delle Donne  and Clifton say  their  dogs  Wrigley and Rasta  won't be part of the wedding as planned. Rasta tore her ACL and had surgery this month  so she's sidelined for the nuptials.\n\"We didn't think it would be smart to involve her and make her ride out to Long Island \"  Delle Donne  said.\nA star for Delaware in college   Delle Donne  has been trying to get Pink to come to the wedding. Clifton is a diehard fan of the singer and  Delle Donne  thinks it would be the ultimate gift.\n\"If Pink is on TV  she is sitting and waiting for Pink to come on  \" Delle Donne  said. \"It would be such a great gift to my beautiful wife to have Pink there.\"\nThe couple met in Chicago when  Delle Donne  was playing for the WNBA's Sky. Clifton helped run  Delle Donne 's basketball academy and did most of the wedding planning while her partner played for the Washington Mystics this summer.",
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            "input": "But Reid is determined to avoid being remembered as another Democrat who tried and failed to make health care access for the middle class a part of America's social safety net.\n \"Generation after generation has called on us to fix this broken system \" he said at a recent Washington rally. \"We're now closer than ever to getting it done.\"\n Reid wants to finish by the end of the month; he may not get to.\n Reid's bill includes $848 billion over 10 years to gradually expand coverage to most of those now uninsured. It would ban onerous insurance industry practices such as denying coverage or charging higher premiums because of someone's poor health. Those who now have the hardest time getting coverage -- the self-employed and small businesses -- could buy a policy in a new insurance market  with government subsidies for many. Older people would get better prescription coverage.",
            "output": [
                "Harry Reid",
                "Reid"
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            "input": "U of L basketball coach   Rick Pitino   looks on during a U of L press conference in response to the NCAA's penalties on the men's basketball program. June 15  2017 (Photo: Alton Strupp/The Courier-Journal)\nLouisville  men's basketball coach Rick Pitino  issued  his  first public response to the FBI and U.S. attorney's announcement Tuesday that it made arrests and filed charges in a wide-ranging fraud and money laundering investigation into college basketball recruiting.\n\"These allegations come as a complete shock to me  \" Pitino  said in a statement released by  his  lawyer  Steve Pence. \"If true  I agree with the U.S. Attorney's Office that these third-party schemes  initiated by a few bad actors  operated to commit a fraud on the impacted universities and their basketball programs  including the University of Louisville. Our fans and supporters deserve better and I am committed to taking whatever steps are needed to ensure those responsible are held accountable.\"\nAsked in an interview if he expects  Pitino  will keep his job  Pence said: \"I would certainly think so. I don't know why it would be otherwise.\"\nMore on this:  Rick Pitino 's University of Louisville tenure marked by highs  off-court lows",
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                "Rick Pitino"
            ]
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            "input": "NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dan Ivascyn  the group chief investment officer at Pacific Investment Management Co (Pimco)  eschews making big  splashy investment or market calls  unlike his legendary predecessor  Bill Gross.\n“It is never only one person ”  Ivascyn  said in an interview  about investment ideas and fresh strategies. “Even those who use ‘I’ a lot have very good teams that do the heavy-lifting.”\nPimco Income  overseen by  Ivascyn  and managing director and portfolio manager Alfred Murata  is No. 1 in its category with annualized returns of 9.14 percent over the last 10 years ended Feb. 26. Over the same period annualized  the Pimco Income fund has surpassed the benchmark Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate Bond index by 3.74 percentage points.\n Ivascyn  said Newport Beach  California-based Pimco still makes big  bold economic and investment calls but there is no burning desire to publicize them as Gross did.\n“These concepts lead to great sound bites but have very little impact on actually making money for clients ”  Ivascyn  said.",
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                "Dan Ivascyn"
            ]
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            "input": "Scientologist actor  Danny Masterson  has been accused of rape by four women — and the Church of Scientology claims it knew nothing of the allegations against its longtime member.\nHowever  people deeply connected with the church say members did have knowledge of  Masterson 's alleged behavior way before the media reports.\nSeveral sources told Fox News that the Church of Scientology systematically covers up misdeeds of its most prominent members — and  Masterson   they say  is no exception.\nOrtega said this has directly impacted the women accusing  Masterson  of rape.\n“For example  one of  Masterson ’s accusers … went to the church in 2003 to report the incident ” Ortega claimed.\n“A little more than a year after the assault  the church bombarded the LAPD with affidavit after affidavit from church members defending  Masterson . The church rallied around  him .”\nShelton predicts the church will stand by  Masterson   even as  his  public image begins to crumble.  The actor  denies any wrongdoing.\n Masterson  was fired by Netflix earlier this week  ending  his  run on the streaming service’s series “The Ranch.”\n He  has denied the claims against  him   saying in part  \"Law enforcement investigated these claims more than 15 years ago and determined them to be without merit. I have never been charged with a crime  let alone convicted of one.\"\nIn a statement to the media  the Church of Scientology denied it was involved in stifling the claims of  Masterson ’s accusers.",
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                "Danny Masterson"
            ]
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            "input": "PHNOM PENH (Reuters)  - Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen  encouraged the United States and European Union on Friday to freeze the assets of Cambodian leaders abroad in response to  his  government’s crackdown on the opposition and civil society.\n Hun Sen   the strongman who has ruled Cambodia for more than three decades  has taken a strident anti-Western line ahead of a 2018 election and has dismissed donor criticism of the dissolution of the main opposition party.\n“I encourage the European Union and United States to freeze the wealth of Cambodian leaders abroad ”  Hun Sen  told a group of athletes in Phnom Penh  the capital.\n Hun Sen  said  he  has no money abroad and any actions by the EU and the U.S. would not hurt  him .\nHun Sen accused Kem Sokha  the leader of the CNRP of a U.S.-backed anti-government plot. The opposition leader and the United States denied that.\nChina  Cambodia’s largest aid donor  has leant its support to Hun Sen  saying it respects Cambodia’s right to defend its national security.",
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                "Hun Sen"
            ]
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            "input": "There’s one question we know the liberal sports media never would have asked if  Trevor Bauer  had beaten the Yankees in Game 4 of the ALDS  and that’s: did  Trevor Bauer’s  support for Trump help the Indians win the ALDS? Though  because the Indians lost the ALDS  we now get the question of whether  Bauer ’s support for Trump cost them the ALDS?\nClearly   Bauer  played poorly in Game 4. The California-born pitcher allowed four hits after an error  four unearned runs  a pair of walks  and took the loss on Monday. Indians Manager Terry Francona then pulled him after only two innings.The Yankees went on to clean  Cleveland’s  clock 7-3.\nHowever  according to Deadspin   Bauer  had other things on  his  mind last Monday evening because after  he  was pulled   he  went on a Twitter blocking spree against a Deadspin writer who began taunting  him  over  his  support of President Trump.\nDeadspin writer Barry Petchesky admits to needling  Bauer  about his support of Trump during the game  and after the pitcher was yanked off the mound  he apparently noticed the writer’s taunts and blocked him on Twitter.\n“I can confirm that at least some of these blocks came during the game  rather than before it  because I am one of those people — I checked my phone immediately upon the game’s final out  and I was blocked ” Petchesky wrote on Tuesday morning. “I deserved it because I am an asshole: Every time  Bauer  gave up a hit I retweeted one of  his  many  many pro-Trump or MAGA tweets.”\nah. So now you hate me for having different views. Hate. Which is exactly why you don't like trump. Hypocrite.  — Trevor Bauer (@BauerOutage)  November 10  2016\n690% of them are trump supporters.  — Trevor Bauer (@BauerOutage)  February 10  2017\nlook man. I'm a duke fan for life too. Why are we going down this path?  — Trevor Bauer (@BauerOutage)  February 12  2017\nIn another tweet that really upset  Petchesky  Bauer  insisted that many of  his  teammates also support the president:\nalmost all of my teammates  support trump sooooo — Trevor Bauer (@BauerOutage)  February 10  2017\nDespite Petchesky’s bloviating  though  Newsweek columnist Teddy Cutler assures baseball fans that the Twitter imbroglio had nothing to do with  Bauer ’s poor performance in game 4.\n “Bauer  apparently started blocking after  he  was pulled from the game ” Cutler wrote in his October 12 post. “The Indians lost because  he  pitched badly  not because  he  likes Trump. ”",
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            ]
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            "input": "Sen. Jeff Flake  an Arizona Republican  announced Tuesday  he  would not run for re-election in 2018  condemning in a speech aimed at President Donald Trump the \"flagrant disregard of truth and decency\"  Flake  says is undermining American democracy.\nAfter bucking Trump in a state the president won   Flake  is bottoming out in polls. Republicans may be left with a hard-core conservative challenger that might win the primary but lose in the general election.\n Flake  was facing a challenge from former state Sen. Kelli Ward  who failed in  her  effort to take out Sen. John McCain last year but has gained some traction this year. Last week  former Trump strategist Steve Bannon attended a fundraiser for  her .\nBut mainstream Republicans in Arizona believe Ward cannot beat Rep. Krysten Sinema  who is running in  her  primary as the only well-known Democratic candidate. They've been searching for another candidate to take on Flake  and his decision to step aside opens the door wide for those efforts.\n\"I've known  Jeff  for a long time and I admire  him  for  his  service that  he  has given to our state \" she said Friday. \"But I believe it is an opportunity for me to support a different candidate  someone that I've known for a long while  and somebody that I believe will serve Arizona the best.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jeff Flake"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "And in Rancho Tehama Reserve  Calif.   Kevin Neal  who used an assault-style rifle in a spree that left five dead   was prohibited by a court from owning or possessing a gun because of legal troubles.\n[Calif. gunman killed  his  wife before rampaging through community  trying to storm elementary school]\n Neal  was charged with assault with a deadly weapon against a neighbor in January. Court documents show  he  was subject to a protective order that prohibited  him  from having firearms.  He  was charged with six felonies  including assault with a deadly weapon and possession of an assault weapon.\n His  sister  Sheridan Orr  said  Neal  “never should have had guns and he should’ve been able to get mental health care.”\n Neal  was barred from having guns because of a court order issued this year. After  Neal  was arrested in January and charged with assaulting a neighbor with a deadly weapon  a judge issued a protective order prohibiting  him  from having  buying or attempting to purchase any firearms  court records show.\nAccording to court documents  the neighbor  Neal  assaulted sought the protective order and said  he  “attacked me and my mother-in-law stabbing me with a knife and beating her.” In the request  she described  Neal  as unpredictable and angry  writing that  he  physically and verbally attacked multiple members of her household.\n Authorities investigating Neal’s rampage  recovered two semiautomatic rifles that were “manufactured illegally  we believe by  him  at  his  home ” Phil Johnston  an assistant sheriff in Tehama County  Calif.  said at a briefing Wednesday. “So  they  were obtained in an illegal manner  not through a legal process.”\nJohnston did not elaborate on how  Neal  manufactured the guns  but he said: “He can get parts through a number  a variety of sources  and  they  come together and  they  can build  them  in  their  shop  or  they  can build  them  in  their  garage.”\n Neal  also had a pair of handguns that were not registered to  him   Johnston said.\nPolice in Tehama County said neighbors had alerted them to sounds of gunfire coming from  Neal ’s home in the past but that  he  did not open the door for officers and police did not specify whether those calls came before or after the protective order restricting Neal’s gun access.",
            "output": [
                "Neal"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Haribo: sweetened with forced labor and abused animals\nIn \"The Haribo Check \" aired on German public broadcast ARD  a documentary team audits Haribo's supply chain and finds \"modern day slaves\" in Brazil working to harvest carnauba wax  a key ingredient in the sweets: the plantations pay $12/day  and workers (including children) sleep out of doors  drink unfiltered river water  and have no access to toilets  under conditions that a Brazilian Labor Ministry official called \"modern-day slavery.\"\nMeanwhile  the gelatin that goes into Haribo sweets comes from suppliers to the agri-giant Westfleisch  whose pigs are pen-raised  with open sores and abscesses  wallowing in excrement  crammed up against animals that had died of mistreatment.\nIn response to the documentary  Westfleisch said it was \"not aware\" of any violations of German animal cruelty laws at its farms. Gelita said it supported all measures for \"species-appropriate animal farming.\" Gelita also claimed that the pigskin it used came \"exclusively from healthy animals that are slaughtered in approved slaughterhouses and are subject to examinations.\" In response to the ARD's documentary  Haribo offered a statement saying that they were not aware of a \"violation of our guidelines\" but that it would \"proactively\" pursue the issues with its suppliers. \"We are a company that wants to bring joy to children and adults \" the statement added. \"We can therefore not accept the disregard of social and ethical standards.\"  Haribo  pledged to examine conditions along  its  entire supply chain in an effort to uncover abuses. The Bonn-based firm added that it did not know where the footage in the pig farms had been recorded  or whether this was one of  Haribo 's direct suppliers. The company said it had asked the broadcaster to supply it with more information  and that \"in principle  everyone in society must think about how to deal with species-appropriate animal farming. We are committed to that and are aware of our responsibility.\"\nHaribo gummy bear ingredients made by modern slaves  documentary shows [Deutsche Welle]",
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                "Haribo"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-9d2de67196534316a302256e4d85876b",
            "input": "Randy Bryce  -- a Democratic organizer and union iron worker who's never held elected office -- gained national attention with a viral video that debuted last month announcing  his  congressional bid. The video  which pitches Bryce as a \"working man\" and focuses on health care  racked up nearly a half-million views in the less than two weeks it's been online and drew attention from left leaning activists and national media.\n\"Let's trade places   Paul Ryan \" Bryce  said in the ad. \"You can come work the iron  and I'll go to DC. \"\n\"I've just had enough. People are fed up \"  Bryce  said in a phone interview. \"It's just a really crooked place in Washington  DC.\"\nEven with the attention the video has attracted   Bryce 's odds of unseating the Wisconsin Republican at this point appear extremely low. While polling for congressional districts is historically scarce and unreliable  Ryan has never lost a race. In fact  he's never won with less than by double-digit margins. He bested his opponent by nearly 35 points in 2016. Ryan has also been a prolific fundraiser  raising millions not only for himself but to preserve his party's control of the House\nWhen asked to respond to  Bryce 's announcement video  Ryan campaign spokesman Zack Roday said   \"Bryce  is a liberal agitator in Wisconsin. He is not a political novice; he is a three time failed candidate who has been repeatedly rejected by southern Wisconsin voters for his far left positions.\"\nIt is true that  Bryce  doesn't have a great record of success in running for office.  His  two campaigns to serve in the state legislature were unsuccessful  as was  his  2013 bid for the Racine County Board of Education.\nThe fundraising arm for House Republicans also made note of this point. The National Republican Campaign Committee said  Bryce 's \"petty attacks against Paul Ryan will be rejected by voters in the same fashion that his three former failed campaigns have been.\"\nBut after a spring where Republicans in Congress struggled to find enough support to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act with a GOP alternative  perhaps it's no surprise that  Bryce 's video  which centers on  his  own difficult experiences with health care  took off online.\n\"It's just a cruel way to govern \"  Bryce  told CNN in reference to the latest Senate Republican health bill.\nSet to an emotional soundtrack   Bryce 's announcement video opens with a clip of Trump touting Ryan's work on the Republican health care plan. Then it moves to Ryan talking about the bill. Panoramic shots of \"southeastern Wisconsin\" -- where Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District is located -- fill the screen.\nThe ad features  Bryce 's mother who talks about  her  fight with multiple sclerosis and how the GOP health plan would affect  her .\nThough  she  has been able to get treatment   Bryce  described the helplessness  he 's felt in dealing with  her  condition.\n\"There were some times when I'm in a room next to  her   and  she 's in a room just screaming in pain  you know  and I'm like  'I can't do anything. I don't know what to do. I can't help  her .' \"\nBryce himself  has faced difficult medical conditions. When  he  left the Army after serving abroad in Honduras   he  was diagnosed with prostate cancer.  He  didn't have insurance at the time  but considers  himself  lucky because  he  was able to get care through an experimental treatment at a nearby medical school.\n He  beat the cancer  but  his  mom continues to struggle with MS  and  his  father -- who was not in the ad -- lives in an assisted living facility with Alzheimer's.\nBryce's son  Ben  also drew mentions in the video and at the first campaign rally.  Bryce  calls  him  \"a miracle\" because doctors had told  Bryce  that  he  likely wouldn't be able to have children as a result of  his  prostate cancer.",
            "output": [
                "Randy Bryce"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-dc123dd9159040a88beb61c5e96a74b2",
            "input": "San Juan  Puerto Rico (CNN)  Eyleen Gonzalez  lost everything in  her  home after Hurricane Maria.\n She  has no running water. No electricity. Barely any cell service to communicate with family.  Her  house is \"destroyed.\"  Her  only valuable possession left is  her  puppy  Lena.\nBut for just a moment on Saturday   Gonzalez  forgot about life  its worries and Puerto Rico's long road ahead.\n\"Daddy Yankee! Oh my God!\"  she  said  beaming with a smile. \"It's exciting to see and believe that he's helping the people in Puerto Rico because not everyone has a heart like him.\"\n Eyleen Gonzalez  with  her  stepsister  Amathys Santana  and  her  puppy  Lena  after receiving food from Daddy Yankee in Toa Baja  Puerto Rico.",
            "output": [
                "Eyleen Gonzalez"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-26b8948148384e27907287518bec856b",
            "input": "I saw two No. 33  Matt Harvey  jerseys  and I had to make a pilgrimage to find those. This is 2018  after all  not 2013  when  Harvey  lit up the baseball sky in New York  or 2015  when  his  first return from injury was a mostly triumphant welcome-home  all the way to the ninth inning of Game 5 of the World Series.\nIn 2018   Matt Harvey  is just another pitcher about to enter  his  walk year without a surplus of statistics to make that journey palatable. There are dozens of players just like  him  in Florida and Arizona  guys who once burned brightly and now hope to rediscover that magic  somehow  under the February sun.\n“We can rely on  Matt Harvey  ” Mets manager Mickey Callaway said after the Mets were done beating the Braves  6-4  before they could dash to the bus and make the two-hour slog back to Port St. Lucie.\nThose six words aren’t exactly what you ever thought would pass as good news for  Harvey  before the shoulder went  and before the elbow went  and before  he  spent 2017 ducking out of the way of line drives when  he  wasn’t burying  his  alarm clock under  his  pillow.\nBut this is 2018  and this was a good day for  Harvey . There was one run allowed in two innings  two strikeouts  one walk  a bunch of pitches that hit 95 on the gun and one that hit 96. Mostly  there was a sense that for the first time in a long time   Harvey  had an idea where the ball was going. And for the first time in a long time  the ball actually arrived where  he  intended it to go.\n“I’m happy with the outing ”  Harvey  said. “I’m looking forward to continuing this more in the spring.”\n His  spring debut was greeted with a fair amount of cheering — but nothing at all compared to the moment a few innings later  when Tebow dug into the batter’s box as a pinch hitter (he grounded into a double play). The roars belong elsewhere now. Harvey Day  even one in the sleepy background of spring  is no longer a happening but more of a pilot episode for one of the core series on SNY: “Oh  Yeah …”\nAnd if you remember what that version of  Harvey  was like — and you’re a fan of the player  the team  or just baseball itself — there has to be a part of you that hopes Wednesday was the first step toward something resembling a renaissance.\nThere has to be a part of you that noticed just how much  Harvey  enjoyed facing Freddie Freeman  the Braves’ brilliant first baseman  in the bottom of the first inning  one out and a man on first — and how much striking Freeman out looking on a 94-mph heater on the black gave him a noticeable jolt.\n“We’ve gotten to be good friends though the years ”  Harvey  said of Freeman  “and it’s always nice to be on the positive end facing him.”\nHe answered a dozen questions politely but dully  part of that being the Mets’ strategy to drain whenever possible whatever passes for colorful in their clubhouse. But that’s probably the wise course for  Harvey  to take anyway.  He  wasn’t a razor-sharp wit back in the day  but  he  did say a thing or three that rose to the level of interesting.\nThese days   he  seems committed to keeping  his  head down   his  mouth shut and  his  name off the disabled list and out of Page Six. There’s a lot of steps in that journey after this one. But it was a good place to start.",
            "output": [
                "Matt Harvey"
            ]
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            "input": "The inspector general for the Environmental Protection Agency continues to dig into  EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt 's use of taxpayer money for travel.\nAccording to an EPA memo cited by The Hill  the EPA's IG expanded the scope of its original investigation to include all of  Pruitt 's travel through 2017. The memo cites \"additional Congressional requests.\"\nThe IG is looking at three main factors related to  Pruitt 's travel: \"The frequency  cost and extent of the Administrator's travel … Whether applicable EPA travel policies and procedures were followed for  Administrator Pruitt 's travel  as well as other EPA staff and security personnel traveling with or in advance of Administrator Pruitt … [and] Whether EPA policies and procedures are sufficiently designed to prevent fraud  waste and abuse regarding the Administrator's travel.\"\nAccording to the Washington Examiner  Sen. Tom Carper  D-Del.  requested that the EPA's IG look at  Pruitt 's four-day trip to Morocco last month that cost $40 000. The trip was intended to promote the use of natural gas.\nThe Washington Post reported in October that the EPA's IG was investigating  Pruitt 's travel habits in the first half of the year  which included non-commercial and military flights that cost more than $58 000.",
            "output": [
                "Scott Pruitt"
            ]
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            "input": "Kyle Enos  25   was sentenced to eight years in prison for selling drugs.\n He  traded fentanyl  a powerful opiate  for bitcoin to anonymous buyers.\n Enos  posted doses in envelopes at  his  local Post Office in South Wales.\nPolice released the text of  his  dark web sales pitch after  his  sentencing.\nThis is how  drug dealer Kyle Enos  attracted customers to  his  online opiate store  trading drugs for cryptocurrency on the dark web.\n He  traded in fentanyl  the powerful painkiller that can be 50 times as strong as heroin and which contributed to Prince's death  by offering customers supermarket-style \"buy one get one free\" deals in exchange for bitcoin.\nPolice also released footage from  Enos 's custody interviews  in which he describes how the drug operation works.\n Enos  told officers  he  did not make fentanyl himself  but ordered the substance in bulk every few weeks and sold smaller doses to individual customers.  He  used  his  local Post Office in Newport  South Wales  to ship the drug in envelopes.\nThey communicated anonymously over the dark web   he  said  in exchange for bitcoin. The footage does not give any sense of how much money  he  was making.\nThe text from  Enos 's storefront is in some ways very prosaic —  he  has a summary of delivery times  offers refunds and guarantees and emphasises the quality of  his  customer service.\nHowever  the illicit nature of the exchange is also obvious from  Enos 's pre-emptive warnings about keeping receipts: Customers needed to be reassured that their information would not be preserved in case  Enos  were ever caught  which  of course  is exactly what happened.",
            "output": [
                "Kyle Enos"
            ]
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            "input": "With  his  first year in office coming to a close  President Donald Trump recently asked a rally crowd in Pensacola  Florida to consider what  he  gave up as a businessman in order to pursue the presidency.\n\"There could be a potential upside and a potential downside [to  Trump ] maintaining ties with  his  businesses \" said Kathleen Clark  who serves on the D.C. Bar Rules of Professional Conduct Review Committee.\nHere's what we know about how  Trump 's actions as president may have impacted family businesses  based on publicly available information:\n\" Trump  businesses have done relatively well where  he  has been able to leverage the presidency on their behalf  but the properties that have not featured  his  presence have not benefited \" Clark said.\nIn a statement to ABC News the Trump Organization disputed  Trump  has directly influenced  his  businesses during  his  first year in office.\n\" President Trump  resigned from the Trump Organization as previously stated.  He  is our president and is running the country \" the statement read. \"Now   Don Jr. and Eric Trump  have taken the reins and are leading The Trump Organization alongside the Company’s leadership team.  They  are making all decisions regarding the future of assets and operations.\"\nOverall  income from  Trump  properties increased to the tune of tens of millions of dollars in 2016 largely thanks revenue generated from  Trump 's properties  according to a financial disclosure report released by the White House earlier this year.\nPresident Trump’s 2020 reelection campaign paid out more than $475 000 in rent alone during the first eight months of 2017 for their headquarters based out of Trump Tower in New York. FEC disclosures also show dozens of expenditures by the campaign for lodging at the  Trump  hotel in D.C. with totals ranging between $200 to $1500.\nAfter the election  President Trump's sons - Don Trump  Jr.  and Eric Trump - announced plans to expand their hotel operation  citing their time on the 2016 campaign trail as a source of inspiration.\n\"This is real America \" Eric Trump told ABC News in June. \"And to be able to go in there and  you know  cater to them  as well  I think that's a beautiful thing.\"\nIn the filings   Eric Trump  acknowledged the losses for Turnberry  saying they were “due to the resort being open for six months in the current year” and that the directors believed “the resort will return to profitability in the short to medium term.”\nThere is no mention of whether  President Trump’s  unpopularity in the U.K. may be at all to blame for the shortfall  despite a flood of public rebukes of  President Trump  from British and Scottish political figures over  his  immigration rhetoric   his  criticism of the U.K.’s handling of terrorism and  his  controversial response to the protests in Charlottesville this summer.\nSome of  Trump 's stateside properties have seen declining interest from charities and nonprofit groups who had been regular customers of the venues for splashy fundraising events and galas.\nIn September  ABC News reported that at least 21 charities and organizations cancelled or moved events they had previously scheduled at the president’s Mar a Lago resort following  the president’s  response to the unrest in Charlottesville.\n The Trump brand  has also suffered setbacks abroad in Latin America. The Associated Press reported in November that the owners of Trump International Hotel in Panama were working to remove Trump’s name from the building  which the Trump Organization said at the time could amount to a contract violation.\nWhile  the president  has personally said  his  net worth exceeds $10 billion  a recent estimate by Forbes has suggested the president's net worth dropped significantly from $3.7 billion in 2016 to $3.1 billion in 2017  citing \"a tough New York real estate market  a costly lawsuit  and an expensive presidential campaign.\"",
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            "input": "On Wednesday  the President blasted  Steve Bannon    saying  \"When he was fired  he not only lost his job  he lost his mind \" after the Guardian reported on scathing quotes from the Breitbart News chief  detailed in a forthcoming book by Michael Wolff  about a Trump Tower meeting during the campaign.\nBut even more important than the headline-grabbing insults and accusations lobbed by the two men is  Bannon 's logical  cold-eyed recognition  reflected in his remarks to Wolff  that prosecutors are likely building a powerful legal case based on alleged financial misdeeds of high-level Trump associates.\nMuch political commentary will now focus on  Bannon 's scornful words about Paul Manafort  Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kusher  the Trump campaign officials who attended -- and then dissembled about -- a fateful June 2016 meeting with  among others  Natalia Veselnitskaya  a Russian lawyer with ties to the Kremlin.\n\"The three senior guys in the campaign thought it was a good idea to meet with a foreign government inside Trump Tower in the conference room on the 25th floor -- with no lawyers. They didn't have any lawyers \"  Bannon  reportedly said scornfully to Wolff. \"Even if you thought that this was not treasonous  or unpatriotic  or bad s---  and I happen to think it's all of that  you should have called the FBI immediately.\"\n Bannon 's comments -- calling the meeting \"treasonous\" and \"unpatriotic\" -- clearly contain an element of score-settling against the President's son-in-law  Jared Kushner. The two were antagonists in the early months of the administration  with a feud that attracted widespread commentary by the Washington press corps while  Bannon  was in the White House and continued even after  Bannon  resigned.\nBut beyond  Bannon 's well-known disdain for Kushner lies a dire prediction about the legal peril faced by the President:\nJUST WATCHED Toobin:  Bannon  had a real 'axe to grind' Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Toobin:  Bannon  had a real 'axe to grind' 01:35\nBut  Bannon   an ex-banker  is strongly hinting that Mueller's incidental discovery of financial crimes will lead to severe legal problems for Kushner and Donald Jr.\nThe special prosecutor's path to try to nail President Trump   Bannon  reportedly says in Wolff's book  \"goes through Deutsche Bank and all the Kushner s---. The Kushner s--- is greasy. They're going to go right through that. They're going to roll those two guys up and say play me or trade me.\"\nIt's not clear exactly what matters  Bannon  was referring to  but  he  clearly believes Trump Jr. is in for some rough times at the hands of the special prosecutor  predicting to Wolff: \"They're going to crack Don Jr. like an egg on national TV.\"\nOf course   Bannon 's remarkable  profane candor could all turn out to be hot air. A newcomer to politics  he pulled off the upset of the century by helping Trump -- only to blow an all-but-sure thing when his chosen candidate  Roy Moore  lost the recent special election for Senate in Alabama.\nWhat remains to be seen is whether his cynical insider's take on the legal and political problems of the White House is an accurate description of an administration under siege. \"They're sitting on a beach trying to stop a Category Five\" hurricane   Bannon  reportedly said.\nThings may not turn out as bad for the Trump administration as  Bannon  predicts. But if he's even half right  it won't be a day at the beach.",
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            "input": "FILE - In this Aug. 30  2017  file photo   Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer  stands in the dugout during the team's baseball game against the Miami Marlins at Nationals Park in Washington.  Scherzer of the Washington Nationals  coasted to  his  third Cy Young Award  winning Wednesday  Nov. 15  for the second straight year in the National League. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais  File) (Photo: The Associated Press)\n Max Scherzer  heard  his  name and thrust  his  arms in the air  shouting and smiling big before turning to kiss  his  wife.\n The animated Scherzer of the Washington Nationals  coasted to  his  third Cy Young  winning Wednesday for the second straight year in the National League.  He  breezed past Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw  drawing 27 of the 30 first-place votes in balloting by members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.\n Scherzer  yelled \"yes!\" when  his  award was announced on MLB Network  a reaction in keeping with  his  expressive reputation.  He  showed that intensity often this year  whether  he  was cursing under  his  breath like a madman during  his  delivery or demanding — also with expletives — that manager Dusty Baker leave  him  in the game.\n Scherzer 's win moves him into rare company. He's the 10th pitcher with at least three Cy Youngs  and among the other nine  only Kershaw and Roger Clemens aren't in the Hall of Fame.\n\"That's why I'm drinking a lot of champagne tonight \"  Scherzer  said.\n Scherzer  earned the NL honor last year with Washington and the 2013 American League prize with Detroit.\n Scherzer  was 16-6 with a career-best 2.51 ERA this year. The 33-year-old righty struck out a league-leading 268 for the NL East champion Nationals  and in an era noted for declining pitcher durability  he eclipsed 200 innings for the fifth straight season. He had to overcome a variety of ailments to get there  and Washington's training staff was high on his thank-you list.\nKluber and Scherzer both had rough outings in the playoffs. Kluber gave up nine runs over two starts in an AL Division Series against the Yankees  and  Scherzer  blew a save in the decisive Game 5 of an NL Division Series against the Cubs.\n Scherzer  said  he  couldn't even watch the League Championship Series  although  he  did tune in for the World Series.\n\"That will eat at  me  this whole offseason \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "The architect of the club’s success is its English head coach Graham Potter. English coaches have changed Swedish soccer in the past  with Bob Houghton and Roy Hodgson introducing a more direct English style of soccer to the country  and winning a host of titles between them  Houghton even leading Malmö FF to the final of the European Cup. Their legacy has endured in the way many clubs in Sweden play their soccer  but when  Graham Potter  joined Östersunds   he  wanted the club to change its soccer philosophy away from the direct style of many Swedish clubs  and introduce a more tactically flexible  possession-based style of play where players have the chance to develop.\nMoving to Sweden was a risk. Before  joining Östersunds FK  Potter  had been coaching with the relatively safe confines of university-level soccer in England.  He  moved to Sweden for the challenge of coaching in professional soccer and the opportunity to create an identity for the club.  Potter  was attracted by the chairman’s vision for Östersunds  but  he  joined a side that had just been relegated  and was low on morale. The job was made harder by the club’s location in the small town of Östersund in central Sweden  a quiet backwater of 50 000 people  far to the north of Stockholm  Malmö and Gothenburg on Sweden’s southern coast. When Östersunds were outside Sweden’s top two tiers  getting players to move up north was a challenge  so Potter changed the club’s recruitment strategy  even bringing in some young  hungry players from England who had fallen through the cracks of the English system.\nOne of those players was Jamie Hopcutt. He scored in Östersunds’ Europa Cup qualifying match against Galatasaray  but before joining the Swedish club  he was playing his football for Tadcaster Albion in the ninth tier of English soccer. Hopcutt got an email from LFE  a program that helps players who have been released from professional teams  offering him a place on a trial day at Östersunds. He told me that  Graham Potter  had coached  him  when he was a young boy at York City  and as being a professional soccer player was Hopcutt’s ‘ultimate dream’  the then-19-year-old didn’t take much convincing to up sticks and move to Sweden’s ‘winter city’.\n Graham Potter  has tried to make Östersunds FK a low-pressure environment-- no easy thing in the results-driven soccer business. Supported by club chairman Daniel Kindberg  who says soccer ‘is a mental game about decision making and courage’   Potter  built confidence and team spirit through some surprising methods  such as getting the players to perform ‘Swan Lake’ to fans and locals. His aim is to create players that are brave and can think clearly in a stressful situation.\nRather than focusing solely on results   Potter  says  it ’s more important to create a good environment where players aren’t afraid of losing and have responsibility for their own decisions.\nEven without the Europa League  Östersunds FK’s journey has been an incredible achievement. When  Potter  joined the club  it was at  its  lowest ebb  with less than a thousand people turning up to cheer on the team. Now around 6 000 fans attend Östersunds FK’s matches and some of its players  like midfielder Ken Sema  are pushing for a place in Sweden’s World Cup squad. Östersunds’ Europa League journey saw the side knock out Galatasaray and Greek side PAOK  and in the group stage Östersunds only missed out on top spot to Athletic Bilbao on goal difference. Whether Östersunds win or lose against Arsenal  the last few years have been a fairytale for the small club from central Sweden  but it’s a fairytale based on creating the right environment for players to succeed   and showing trust and faith in players that other clubs might not have considered.",
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            "input": "Stephanie Tuzzo   50  attacked the 2017 Porsche 718 Boxster — a $57 000 vehicle — outside  her  Thayer Place home in Bay Terrace at about 1:30 a.m.  cops said.  She  allegedly repeatedly struck the vehicle with the rod and lawn decoration  leaving it with a scratched exterior and bent rearview mirror.  Tuzzo  also used the rod to smash an air conditioner  damage  her  home’s aluminum siding  crack a window and threaten  her  husband  according to court papers.\nCops charged  Tuzzo  with criminal mischief and menacing.\nA judge ordered  her  released after a brief arraignment Tuesday.\n Tuzzo  was most recently a teacher at New Dorp High School  where  she  made $113 762 in 2016  records show. (Mary DiBiase Blaich )\n Tuzzo  was most recently a teacher at New Dorp High School  where  she  made $113 762 in 2016  records show.\n She  started working in city schools in 1989 and began at New Dorp in 1992.  She  has no disciplinary history at work.\nCity Education Department spokesman Michael Aciman said  Tuzzo  will remain in her current role.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "INDIANAPOLIS — Notre Dame left guard  Quenton Nelson  might be Dave Gettleman’s prototypical “hog molly.”\nThe Giants have to consider quarterbacks and Penn State running back Saquon Barkley with the No. 2 overall pick  but  Nelson  is a nasty and powerful interior blocker. And this week the Giants formally interviewed  Nelson   who grew up a Giants fan.\n“I’m from central Jersey so I grew up a Giants fan watching Shaun O’Hara  Chris Snee  all those guys ” said  Nelson   a former standout at Red Bank Catholic High School in Red Bank  N.J. “They had a great interior line and won a couple Super Bowls so that was awesome being a Giants fan.”\n Nelson  and Notre Dame left tackle Mike McGlinchey formed a powerful duo for the run-heavy Fighting Irish  but then  Nelson’s  nasty and dominant performance in a Citrus Bowl win over LSU sent  his  star soaring even higher.  Nelson  then crushed the bench press on Thursday  pumping 225 pounds 35 times (last year’s average for offensive guards was 26).\n Quenton Nelson  grew up a Giants fan. (Roy K. Miller/AP)\n“ (Nelson)  is a phenomenal player  phenomenal person ” McGlinchey said of  his  teammate. “ He  cares as much as anybody in the building  works as hard as anybody in the building and when  he  gets into the meeting room  when  he  steps across those white lines   he ’s a different animal.”\n Nelson  said of potentially playing for the Giants or Jets  who hold the sixth overall pick: “It definitely would be nice  but I can’t control that. Whatever team I go to  it’s not going to matter the distance or how far I am  I’m ready.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Jane *  who is in  her  late thirties and from the West Midlands  got an admission from staff at Coventry family court that the disclosure of  her  address to  her  abusive ex-partner last month was an administrative oversight.\n“It took 24 hours before they admitted they had given him my address \"  she  said. \"They said  ‘Actually  it was the same paperwork  and yes  he’s got it. It’s an oversight on our part and we should have marked it out.’\nIn police interviews  Jane ’s ex-partner said  he  didn’t know where  she  was living  and until the court sent out the paperwork  he  had no firm idea  she  still resided in the area.\n“And speaking to Warwickshire police  this is the second time that Coventry [family court] have done this in eight weeks \"  she  said. \"So I’m not an isolated case  and it would seem that they haven’t learned anything.\"\n Jane  split from  her  partner in 2015 after a year together.  The NMO Jane  then obtained expired on 20 August this year and  she  went back to court to get an extension late last month  when  her  address was exposed.\nBut it hasn’t been a straightforward process.  She  said  her  ex-partner repeatedly evaded the court bailiffs who turned up to his door to serve the order.\n“He’s got cameras so he would then ring them up and tell them what they were wearing – he’d say the paperwork had been sent but he wasn’t prepared to accept it ”  Jane  said.\n Jane  hired a barrister –  she  qualified for limited legal aid – to avoid  her  abuser cross-examining  her  in court.\n“I wasn’t in a state to be cross-examined by the perpetrator – there’s no way I could have dealt with that \"  she  said. \"It’s barbaric. It’s really difficult because you’re stuck between a rock and a hard place. I’m lucky because I haven’t got children involved  but it is a nightmare.\"\nBefore  she  left  her  relationship   Jane  had for some years been campaigning to improve the rights of domestic violence survivors.  She  has an ongoing dialogue with MPs and has a meeting scheduled with the Home Office officials to discuss potential changes to the system.",
            "output": [
                "Jane"
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            "input": "The most common strain of influenza this year is H3N2 (A)  which was covered by this year’s flu vaccine. While strains can still mutate in individual cases and render the vaccine ineffective for some people  the flu vaccine can also help lessen the severity of illness in some of these cases  said  Dr. Robert Citronberg  infectious disease physician with Advocate Health Care .\nAt Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge   Citronberg  has seen a steady influx of patients with the flu  which presents  itself  with symptoms including high fever  chills  muscle aches and fatigue   he  said.\n“People who have genuinely true influenza say that they feel like they got run over by a truck ”  Citronberg  said.\nAn anti-viral prescription medication known as Tamiflu is available to both children adults suffering from the flu. Doctors recommend plenty of rest  drinking fluids and staying away from other people  since people with the flu are typically contagious for about seven days   Citronberg  said.",
            "output": [
                "Robert Citronberg"
            ]
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            "input": "Co-chairman Bob Weinstein and chief operating officer David Glasser  who has been expected to move into the CEO role as the company confronts a post-Harvey future  told employees in a video conference that they were completely blindsided by the waves of reports documented by the Times and the New Yorker.\nLance Maerov  the board member who handled the contract negotiations  said in an interview with the Times that he had been told of settlements  but said that he had assumed they were used to cover up consensual affairs. Glasser declined to comment to the newspaper  as did  Bob Weinstein . Tarak Ben Ammar and Richard Koenigsberg  the other members of the board  did not respond to messages from the Times.\nBen Ammar told French television on Wednesday night that  Weinstein  had “violated the charter and we fired him within the hour.” The Franco-Tunisian businessman was referring to the company’s code of conduct that employees of TWC sign which covers “verbal  physical  sexual and racist aggression.” He told news channel LCI that he couldn’t speak about the ongoing investigation convened by the board  but said the company has “proof.” He did not elaborate.\nHe also noted that  Weinstein  re-signed the code of conduct in 2015 after revelations that he had groped Italian model Ambra Battilana Guttierez. An audio recording  captured when Gutierrez worked with New York City police and wore a wire in a subsequent encounter with  Weinstein   proved damning but did not result in any charges as prosecutors declined to move forward with a case  citing insufficient evidence.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "A self-portrait of 43rd President George W. Bush . \n-LRB- Provided by George W. Bush Presidential Center -RRB- . \nAs part of the 9th annual Freedom Conference & Festival , a conservative confab taking place in Steamboat Springs next month , the paintings of 43rd President George W. Bush will be on display for attendees at the Steamboat Grand Hotel . \n\"This is the first time the -LRB- Bush -RRB- exhibit has been shown in Colorado , giving state residents a unique opportunity to view this popular collection ,\" wrote Jackson Shedelbower , of the Steamboat Institute , in an email . \nThe one-day exhibition on Friday , Aug. 25 , organized by the Steamboat Institute , marks the Colorado debut of Bush 's work from \"The Art of Leadership : A President 's Personal Diplomacy\" exhibition , which features paintings of world leaders Bush met during his tenure in the White House including Vladimir Putin , Angela Merkel , Hamid Karzai , Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Tony Blair . \nAlthough some balked at the idea of Bush as a fine artist when he took up painting in his post-presidential retirement , the 71-year-old has stuck to his guns and humbly worked to improve his art . \n\"Portraits of Courage : A Commander in Chief 's Tribute to America 's Warriors ,\" a book of Bush 's paintings of wounded U.S. military veterans that was published in February , netted surprisingly favorable reviews from critics and topped The Washington Post 's best-selling books list earlier this year . \n\"-LRB- Bush -RRB- was really putting himself out there and taking a personal risk with these paintings , not knowing what people would think of them ,\" said Jennifer Schubert-Akin , CEO of the free-market , nonprofit Steamboat Institute . \nBush will personalize a copy of the book that is being auctioned on the Steamboat Institute 's fundraiser as part of its $ 75-per-person Red , White & Blue Bash fundraiser on July 20 , Schubert-Akin said , with bidding starting at $ 300 . \nA portrait of 41st President George Bush by his son , 43rd President George W. Bush . \n-LRB- Provided by the George W. Bush Presidential Center -RRB- .",
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            "input": "In a deposition more than a year later  which the NBC station also aired  the video was shown to  Wanda Nuckles   the nursing supervisor on duty that night.\n“Would you agree it appears as though he’s gasping for air?” the questioner asked  Nuckles .\nStaff returned to the room nearly an hour later and found Dempsey unconscious  the NBC station reported. Nearly another full hour passed before anyone called 911  according to the station. At that point   Nuckles herself  was called up to the room.\nEarlier in  her  deposition   Nuckles  testified that  she  ran across the nursing home’s courtyard to Dempsey’s room  where  she  said  she  and a second nurse took turns performing constant CPR. “Unless a doctor says stop  you have to continue ”  Nuckles  told the questioner. “That’s always been the rule.”\nBut the questioner played a clip from the video that told a different story. In the video   Nuckles  walked into the room shortly before 6:30 a.m.  where another nurse stood by Dempsey’s bed. Someone flipped the dying man’s sheet up  and someone lowered his bed. But neither  Nuckles  nor the nurse appeared to touch Dempsey’s chest.\n“Contrary to the way you testified previously  there’s no one doing CPR  is there?” the questioner asked  Nuckles  after playing the clip.\n“No ”  Nuckles  said.\nA few minutes later  a third worker joined  Nuckles  and the second nurse. Dempsey was still not moving  and still no one was attempting CPR.\nThe NBC station reported that the nurses were having trouble getting Dempsey’s oxygen machine to work by 6:30 a.m. — at which point in the video  Nuckles  pressed both hands onto Dempsey’s mattress and someone laughed.\n“Ma’am  is there something funny that was happening?” the questioner asked  Nuckles  in the deposition.\n“I have no clue  sir ”  she  said. “I can’t even remember all that.”\nA minute later   Nuckles  finally attempted CPR on Dempsey.  She  pumped his chest half a dozen times in the video  then stopped.\n Nuckles  and the other nurse in the video lost their licenses after the Georgia Board of Nursing learned of the video last year  according to NBC.  Nuckles  could not be reached by The Washington Post.",
            "output": [
                "Wanda Nuckles"
            ]
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            "input": "CES is in full swing  and there is a particular buzz about the intersection of tech and healthcare through a very unexpected source in  best-selling author John Grisham (The Firm  The Client) .  Grisham  is applying  his  enviable skills to the powerful intersection of tech and healthcare and potentially about to turn it on its ear.\n Grisham  spoke from one of the CES stages about the growing public interest to  his  recent ebook  The Tumor which describes how a revolutionary  new medical technology called focused ultrasound could transform the treatment of serious medical disorders by curing with sound. The fictional story follows the plight of a young father who is diagnosed with a lethal brain tumor and begins a painful battle. Yet the treatment method and the tech behind it is not only very real but something which with  Grisham  is now deeply involved.  He  gave a candid interview about the scope of  his  work with this potentially game-changing move in healthcare  along with Dr. Neal Kassell  founder and chairman of the Focused Ultrasound Foundation (FUSF) and a former neurosurgeon who provided the medical and technical consulting for the book.\nPrior to taking the stage at CES Grisham told me that Kassell approached  him  about being on the board of FUSF but that respectfully declined  several times. \"Prior to my current involvement  I knew essentially nothing about the medical field. My usual focus is on legal matters and social injustice. So I was lukewarm  to say the least \"  Grisham  said. However  as both  his  mother and  his  sister were diagnosed with cancerous tumors   he  began to see how the research that FUSF does could help millions of people facing the same diagnosis worldwide. FUSF's mission is to bring the technology that enables a lower cost method to destroy tumors with out-patient  ultrasound options and eradicate such terminal illness  where possible. Naturally  such continued research and development of this technology is expensive.\n\"So as I was on the board  I thought one of the best ways I could help would be to raise money \"  Grisham  explained. FUSF has an annual operating budget of $10 million with 65% of that needed for research  itself. \"We needed to raise awareness. Naturally  you do that through telling a story. I know how to do that.\" So  he  began to work with Kassell to write The Tumor with Kassell providing the deeply medical insights. After about a year  the book was ready and the Foundation it published. They decided to offer it for free and Jeff Bezos CEO of Amazon permitted them to distribute the book via the platform at this price point given its link to social good.",
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            "input": "The tentacle-faced traveling salesman known as Xur  has returned to Destiny 2  and this week  he 's hanging out in the Winding Cove region of the EDZ. If you look at your local map in the game's Director guide  you'll notice the Roman numeral IX north of the nearest fast-travel marker. \"A peddler of strange curios   Xur 's motives are not  his  own \" the waypoint reads. \" He  bows to  his  distant masters  the Nine.\"\nIn D2  Xur's currency of choice is no longer Strange Coins but Legendary Shards  which can be acquired by dismantling legendary gear.  His  price for an exotic weapon is 29 Shards; the cost of an armor piece is 23. Here's what  he 's offering this week:\nCurse of Osiris has arrived  along with the game's second \"season.\" The Prometheus Lens is the big news this week; a Trace Rifle like the Coldheart  this puppy's being hailed as the \"new Gjallarhorn \" or the \"new Vex Mythoclast.\" There's a lot of talk about how it's broken the Crucible  and needs patched  but at least  Xur  has graciously leveled the playing field in the meantime.\nAs Bungie announced last week   Xur  will soon begin selling \"Fated Engrams\" (for 97 legendary shards) that will decrypt into exotics you don't already have  once weekly  as long as there are still exotics you don't have. For some reason  these don't appear to be available yet.\n Xur  now stays until the weekly reset on Tuesday  when Trials of the Nine ends and ritual activities like the Nightfall rotate. That means you'll have until noon Eastern time on November December 12 to grab something from  his  stock – plenty of time to break down those unused legendaries!",
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            "input": "This report was published just after the Pittsburgh Penguins released a statement confirming their intent to visit the White House  and threw into stark relief  the comments of superstar Sidney Crosby  a native of Cole Harbour  Nova Scotia .\n His comments  came as Donald Trump attacked black athletes protesting police violence as \"sons of bitches \" declaring they should be fired for \"disrespecting the flag.\" Following his comments players from all 28 NFL teams responded on Sunday by kneeling during the US anthem in mass solidarity. Faced with responding to athletes protesting police brutality and systemic racism  the Penguins sided with Trump. Any pretense that their intent to visit the White House was apolitical was rapidly debunked by Trump's gleeful tweet praising them as a \"great team.\"\nThis wishful thinking disappeared when  Crosby  was found to have told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  he  saw the visit \"as an opportunity.\" But  he  also said there had been \"little to no discussion\" in the locker room about the decision to go.\n\"I'm pretty aware of what's going on \"  Crosby  told the Post-Gazette. \"People have that right to not go  too. Nobody's saying they have to go. As a group  we decided to go. There hasn't really been a whole lot of discussion about it.\"\nSidney Crosby  a 30-year-old man and hometown hero in Nova Scotia  has been defended by apologists who suggested that as a Canadian  he simply did not understand race issues in America. Canada  they argue  does not have the same issues with race.\nRacism is a problem in the NHL.  Sidney Crosby  the sport's biggest name   had a chance to speak  not only in support of  his  colleagues in football and basketball  but for players like Dustin Byfuglien.\nThis is a league where PK Subban played in front of Montreal fans who went to games in blackface  and where  he  was memorably accused of not playing the \"white\" way (a telling slip). A league where Evander Kane endured vicious racism in Winnipeg  the town famously called Canada's most racist city by Maclean's magazine. Where even Jarome Iginla—the model for many respectable  humble  black athletes—experienced racism severe enough that his mother spoke out about it. Wayne Simmonds  a descendent of African Nova Scotians  had a banana thrown at him on the ice.\nRacism is a problem in the NHL.  Sidney Crosby  the sport's biggest name   had a chance to speak  not only in support of  his  colleagues in football and basketball  but for players like Dustin Byfuglien. Byfuglien was the only black player on the USA roster at the World Cup of Hockey  where coach John Tortorella threatened to bench any player who protested during the anthem. That tournament was played in Toronto  where Black Lives Matter protesters have taken numerous actions to protest police killings and carding of black people. The children of Toronto's significant population of African and Caribbean immigrants are the hockey players of the future  the future roommates of white players who will ride with them on the bus  buddy with them  and then let them know that when it comes down to it  their lives do not matter.",
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            "input": "In particular  Trump's conversation with Sessions and subsequent decision to pardon Arpaio could shed new light on Trump's motives in speaking to James Comey  then the FBI director  one day after former national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned about ending the investigation into Flynn.\nSpecifically  Trump's decision to pardon Arpaio is key to determining his intent in speaking with  Comey  in February about dropping the Flynn investigation and then firing  Comey  in May after  he  refused to do so  said Renato Mariotti  a former federal prosecutor.\nHow  Comey  fits in\nAccording to  Comey 's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee in June  Trump privately told  Comey   who was spearheading the FBI's Russia probe at the time  \"I hope you can let this go \" referring to the Flynn investigation.\nSeveral Trump allies and Republican lawmakers have since said that those words do not prove Trump tried to obstruct justice by asking  Comey  to drop the investigation and subsequently firing  him .\nSen. Jim Risch of Idaho  for instance  zeroed in on the statement during  Comey 's testimony.\nAfter reading out loud  Comey 's recollection of Trump's statement  Risch said  \"He did not direct you to let it go.\"\n\"Not in his words  no \"  Comey  replied.\n\" He  did not order you to let it go \" Risch said.\n He  later asked  Comey  whether  he  knew \"of any case where a person has been charged for obstruction of justice or  for that matter  any other criminal offense  where this — they said  or thought  they hoped for an outcome?\"\nWhen  Comey  said  he  took Trump's words as a direction from the president of the United States  Risch said  \"You may have taken it as a direction  but that's not what he said.\"\nMoreover  despite statements from Trump's allies and administration officials who painted Trump's comments to  Comey  as musings and not as a direct order  Arpaio's pardon suggests \"that he was serious about ending investigations as to his friends\" and that it wasn't \"just idle talk.\"\n\"The obstruction of justice would flow from the entire landscape of Trump's behavior: telling  Comey  to back off on the Flynn investigation  firing  him  when  he  wouldn't  and then admitting on national television that  he  dismissed  Comey  because of the Russia investigation \" Ohlin told Business Insider.\n He  said that Trump's telling Russian officials in the Oval Office that  Comey  was \"a real nut job\" and that firing  him  had taken \"great pressure\" off of  him  added weight to the inference that Trump used  his  executive authority to fire  Comey  to stymie a federal investigation.",
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            "input": "The family was rescued on Thursday after Pakistani security forces ambushed their captors. The family left Pakistan for an undisclosed location  according to US officials  after  Boyle  refused to board a US transport plane over concerns about  his  background.\n Boyle  was formerly married to Zaynab Khadr  the older sister of Omar Khadr  a former Guantanamo Bay detainee  and the son of a prominent Al-Qaeda financier. Omar Khadr — then only 15 years old — was captured by US forces following a firefight that left a US Army Sergeant dead in 2002.\nColeman gave birth to three children in captivity  and  Boyle  delivered at least one with a flashlight in his mouth before captors brought them \"all [their] postpartum needs.\"\n Boyle  says  he  tried to \"play Beautiful Life\" for  his  kids  referencing the 1997 Italian film \"Life is Beautiful\" about a father who tries to convince  his  son that the concentration camp they are both in during WWII is just pretend\n Boyle  says the last thing  he  heard from  his  captors while the family was in the trunk of a car during a firefight was \"kill the hostages.\" The captors  however  were killed by Pakistani forces before they could follow through\nEditor's note: The quote about the couple's children seeing their mother defiled was initially misattributed to  Joshua Boyle . The quote was in fact from  his  wife Caitlan Coleman.",
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            "input": "Story highlights  Obama and Hillary Clinton  continued to top the lists  somewhat more narrowly than in recent years\n Michelle Obama and Donald Trump  took second place again as well\n(CNN)  Former President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton  remain the most admired man and woman in the United States -- a 10-year trend for Obama and 16 years running for  Clinton .\nGallup's December poll found 17% of respondents named Obama the man  they  admired most  a dip from 22% of respondents saying the same last year. President Donald Trump took second place with 14% of respondents citing him when asked  open-ended  to name the man they admired most.\n Clinton 's 16th consecutive year topping the most admired women's poll showed  her  support dip this time from 12% to 9% of respondents. Former first lady Michelle Obama came in second with 7% of respondents  and the third place finisher at 4% support was Oprah Winfrey. The rest of the list included political figures  British royalty and Beyoncé Knowles. One percent of those surveyed named first lady Melania Trump their most admired woman  bringing her name into the top tier for the first time.",
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            "input": "The big winners of the evening were  unsurprisingly   Luis Fonsi  and Daddy Yankee  who ended up taking home four trophies for their history-making smash hit “Despacito.” The track collected the highly-coveted Record and Song of the Year  as well as Best Music Video and Best Urban Fusion/Performance. For that last one  the award went to Fonsi  Yankee and their collaborator Justin Bieber  who collected his first Latin Grammy tonight.\nRecord Of The Year - Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee - \"Despacito\"\nSong Of The Year - Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee - \"Despacito\" (Daddy Yankee  Erika Ender & Luis Fonsi  Songwriters)\nBest Urban Fusion/Performance - Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee - \"Despacito (ft. Justin Bieber)\"\nBest Short Form Music Video - Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee - \"Despacito\"",
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            "input": "Penn State running back Saquon  Barkley  has turned heads at the NFL combine.\n Barkley  not only put up more bench press repetitions than some offensive linemen  but showed an impressive jumping and sprinting ability.\nAlready considered one of the best prospects in the draft   Barkley  has only helped hs draft stock  and it's hard to imagine  him  falling out of the top five.\n Barkley  was already considered a top-five pick  perhaps even the best prospect in the draft because of  his  skill as a runner and receiver. However   his  performance at the combine has only helped  his  standing in the draft class.\n Barkley  turned heads on Thursday during the bench press portion of the combine when  he  busted out 29 reps of 225 lb.  Barkley 's 29 reps would have ranked sixth among 29 offensive linemen. According to NFL Research  the Cleveland Browns' future Hall of Fame offensive lineman Joe Thomas did 28 in 2007 at the combine.\nHere's the video of  Barkley 's session:\nAt 6 feet  233 lb   Barkley  is also an explosive athlete  unusually so for a player his size. His vertical jump measured 41 inches  nearly three inches higher than Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones  according to NFL Research.\nAnd  Barkley  ran a 4.40 in the 40-yard dash  faster than Leonard Fournette and Ezekiel Elliott's times in the previous two combines.\nWith the resurgence of running backs in the NFL  following the success of Todd Gurley  Elliott  and Fournette   Barkley  will present an interesting debate for NFL teams. While there are several intriguing quarterback prospects   Barkley  might be the safest prospect in the draft  especially if  he 's put behind a strong offensive line.\nWhile the value of combine testing is debated   Barkley  is proving  he 's one of the most athletic players in the draft. After racking up over 1 200 rushing yards  600 receiving yards  and 21 total touchdowns in 2017   Barkley 's stock is only elevating.",
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            "input": "Undeniable is available for purchase on Amazon . DIE BABY KILLERS The graffiti was crude and unimaginative . The words were scrawled across a ten - foot section of the corridor wall in tall letters the color of blood . Drips ran down from the thick spots where the vandal activist started and stopped his strokes . The scent of aerosolized acrylic lingered in the air . Security guard Burt Dobbin pressed a finger to one of the spots — the paint felt tacky . He wiped the residue on the wall and pressed the send button on the microphone clipped to the epaulet of his uniform . “ Charlie   you copy ?” “ Yeah  ” a voice crackled back . “ I ’ m on six   main corridor near the conference room . Some nut job musta got in and spray painted a nastygram on the wall .” “ How the —? Hold on   I ’ m toggling the cameras .” Dobbin could hear Charlie Sparks breathing over the walkie - talkie . Same with the stairwells .” “ I take it this death threat wasn ’ t here during your rounds an hour ago .” “ Hell no .” “ Well   call it into Central   double - check the doors   and get up here . We need to do a room - by - room sweep .” Ten minutes later   Dobbin ’ s partner on the night shift scaled the stairs to the top floor of the six - story commercial loft in the heart of Manhattan ’ s Tribeca District . The nineteenth - century warehouse building had fallen on hard times and then found new life with a renovation that transformed it into the national headquarters of Heartland Family Planning . As he closed the stair door behind him   Sparks swiped a card key through the jamb reader to set the door into alarm mode . The illuminated display changed from green to red . He then joined his partner by the defaced wall . “ Damn  ” Sparks hissed through his teeth . “ We set ?” Dobbin asked . “ Main floor perimeter is locked down . The elevators are parked on one   and if they pop a stair door without a card key   we ’ ll hear about it .” “ Good . Let ’ s start with the conference room and work our way around .” Sparks nodded . The pair drew their side arms and moved into position on the strike side of the door to the floor ’ s large conference room . Sparks swiped his card key to unlock the door . On Dobbin ’ s signal   Sparks grabbed the lever handle and opened the door . Sensors inside the room detected the sudden motion and the lights suspended over the conference table flickered on . They entered and visually swept the room   their eyes tracking in concert with the barrels of their Sig Sauer P250s . Both signaled a thumbs - up   confirming that the room was clear . Sparks locked the door as they exited   and the pair moved on to the next room . The sixth floor housed the administrative offices of Heartland Family Planning   a nationwide network of clinics and counseling facilities offering a full range of women ’ s reproductive health services . No patients or clients visited the Tribeca facility . This building contained only the back - office legal and administrative functions associated with the specialty healthcare provider . The guards searched counterclockwise around the floor   checking the offices belonging to Heartland ’ s senior staff and finding nothing amiss . Halfway through their circuit   Dobbin led the way through the open office area that served as the antechamber to the chief executive officer ’ s inner sanctum . Finding no one hiding under the desks   the security guards proceeded to an imposing wood door . Sparks again cleared the electronic lock   opened the door   and followed Dobbin in . As the senior man   Dobbin believed in leading by example   especially with a new guard like Sparks   who had only spent a few weeks on the job . He took two steps into the room   then felt his partner move into position behind him . The city glistened through the arched windows of the large office . And as the lights came on   Dobbin saw a can of spray paint on top of the CEO ’ s glass and steel desk . He took a step toward the desk   quietly thankful for its open frame construction that offered no place of concealment . The office smelled of fresh acrylic   and a single word clung wetly to the glass desktop : MURDERER . “ Our perp must still be in the suite  ” Dobbin said   just above a whisper . Then everything went black for Dobbin . Sparks watched his partner collapse onto the carpeted floor   the unconscious man ’ s awkward descent ended with a muffled thud and the clatter of his dislodged sidearm . A satisfied smile curled in the corners of his mouth — his time playing the role of Charlie Sparks was over   and Byron Palmer ’ s real work could now begin . The device in his hand bore a passing resemblance to a Taser   though its technological innards were considerably more sophisticated . A fan of Star Trek from his youth   Palmer called his invention a disrupter   because it did exactly that to the low - voltage current that powers the human body . It was much like flipping a switch and   depending on the intensity   the effect could be temporary or permanent . Palmer left his former partner where he fell and sat behind the CEO ’ s desk . During his rounds over the previous weeks   he had loaded select computers with keystroke traps   collecting legitimate usernames and passwords . Bit by bit   he fashioned a temporary identity with unfettered access to the wealth of information stored in Heartland ’ s data center . He slipped a flash drive into the USB port   and the programs it contained came to life . A window opened on the CEO ’ s flat screen monitor   displaying the status of Palmer ’ s data mining effort . Satisfied that all was performing as planned   he left the office whistling the dwarf ’ s work song from Disney ’ s Snow White . In addition to scouring Heartland ’ s electronic archives   the programs Palmer unleashed tapped the building ’ s security network   bypassing live camera feeds with prerecorded imagery . He made his way through the building to the loading dock . Just outside the service door   he found the pair of homeless men he had befriended over the past few weeks . “ Look   it ’ s Charlie  ” one said warmly   his face expectant like a dog ’ s upon the return of his master . Both men staggered to their feet   hopeful for another few dollars to carry them through the coming day . “ Hey fellas   real cold out tonight . Wanna step inside and warm up a bit ?” “ C - can we ?” one asked   surprised by the offer . I ’ ll kick on the dock heaters .”  Palmer  led the two men through the open door . Once inside    he  quickly stunned both with the disrupter .  He  then stripped the men and dressed the one closest to  his  height and build in an identical guard uniform . The other wino  he  clad in activist chic — used jeans   a hooded sweatshirt   and a careworn army field jacket .  Palmer  stuffed the threadbare   grimy rags  he  had peeled from the men into a large black trash bag that  he  set beside the loading dock door .  He  loaded the two men on a dolly along with a pair of backpacks and checked  his  watch — right on schedule . Once on the sixth floor   Palmer set the stage .  He  laid the fake guard on the floor outside the CEO ’ s office door   where Palmer had stood when he incapacitated Dobbin .  He  dragged the faux activist into the office   setting him against a credenza between two of the arched windows   and placed both backpacks on top of the desk . From one    he  removed a pair of jeans and other layers appropriate for this time of year in the city .  He  quickly changed clothes and stuffed  his  uniform into the empty backpack .  Palmer  waited for the computer to chime   then  he  withdrew the flash drive   and tucked it into  his  pocket .  He  saw the fading remnants of the programs erase themselves and knew that all traces of their actions would disappear from the internal network . Satisfied    he  reached into the second backpack and activated a timer . As it counted down    he  slung the backpack containing  his  uniform over  his  shoulder and departed . Down on the main floor    Palmer  picked up the black trash bag and slipped out the back door into the alley .  He  followed a meandering course away from the building and dumped the trash bag in a pile of refuse awaiting the 5 : 00 a . m . garbage collection .  He  heard a low dull rumble as  he  neared the subway station   and then saw a bright flash as flames leaped skyward from the top floor of the Heartland building .",
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            "input": "Lawyer Sulaiman al-Jumeii said he plans to appeal the court's ruling and is confident the sentence against his client  which includes a ban on travel and talking to the media for five years after his release  will be revoked.\n Al-Jumeii maintains that his client  Mazen Abdul-Jawad  was duped by the Lebanese LBC satellite channel which aired the talk show and was unaware in many cases he was being recorded.\n The other three men on the show were also convicted of discussing sex publicly and sentenced to two years imprisonment and 300 lashes each  according to al-Jumeii.\n In his statement  al-Jumeii said the decision in the case was made \"under pressure from public opinion\" due to the media frenzy surrounding it.\n He also said he will continue pursuing a lawsuit he has filed against LBC.",
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            "input": "The 32-year-old Wisconsin man was not a threat to Sunday’s Chicago Marathon  and it was believed he was in town to drop off a friend at O’Hare International Airport  said  chief Chicago police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi .\nAround 8 a.m.  Chicago police assigned to O'Hare stopped a vehicle for speeding near the Kennedy Expressway on Cumberland Avenue   Guglielmi  said.\nOnce police pulled them over  an officer saw a handgun in the 2005 Mitsubishi Galant. Police were then told that an AR-15 rifle was in the trunk   Guglielmi  said.\nIn addition to 217 rounds of ammunition  police found a pressure cooker device in the trunk of the car. But it was inspected by Chicago police and the FBI  who determined that the device was not being used as a weapon  but rather for cooking   Guglielmi  said.\nThree people were inside the vehicle  and all were taken into custody   Guglielmi  said.\n\"Runners and spectators in Sunday's marathon \"can expect to see a very visible presence of Chicago police officers ''  Guglielmi  said in an emailed statement.",
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            "input": "“Fuller House”  star  John Stamos  is about to have a full house of  his  own.  Stamos   who recently announced  his  engagement to model/actress  Caitlin McHugh  shared the news with People Magazine that the two are expecting their first child together.\n“The look on  John ’s face when I told  him  we were pregnant was priceless ” said McHugh. “It was the look of  a man who has wanted a family of his own but wasn’t sure it was going to happen for him . Now it is!”\nThough  Stamos  will be a first time dad in real life  the actor is no stranger to fatherhood duties after years of playing Uncle Jesse on “Full House” and acting as a father to the show’s twins  Nikki and Alex. Needless to say   Stamos  has had  his  fair share of dad experience.\n“I’ll be a fun dad. I’ve been practicing for a long time ”  he  says  joking  “I’ve done every schtick you can do with a baby on TV … all the bits and jokes and diaper gags. I’ll probably just do all that stuff.”",
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            "input": "The New York premiere of  Louis C.K. 's upcoming film title “I Love You  Daddy” was canceled due to “unexpected circumstances \" The Hollywood Reporter revealed  shortly before The New York Times released an article in which five women accused the comedian of being sexually inappropriate with them.\nComedians Dana Min Goodman and Julia Wolov told  the Times C.K.  exposed  himself  to them in a Chicago hotel room in 2002. Abby Schachner shared a similarly disturbing story with the newspaper  telling the Times she heard  C.K.  masturbating on the phone when she spoke to  him  in 2003.\nComedian Rebecca Corry said  C.K.  was inappropriate with her as well.\n\" He  leaned close to my face and said  ‘Can I ask you something?’ I said  ‘Yes ’” she told the Times. “ He  asked if we could go to my dressing room so  he  could masturbate in front of  me .”\nCorry rejected  him . A fifth woman  who spoke anonymously  said  C.K.  repeatedly asked to masturbate in front of her.\nA rep for the 50-year-old \"Louie\" star told the newspaper  “ Louis  is not going to answer any questions.\"\nFX  the network that aired  his  TV show  responded: “We are obviously very troubled by the allegations about  Louis C.K.  published in The New York Times today. The network has received no allegations of misconduct by  Louis C.K.  related to any of our 5 shows produced together over the past 8 years. FX Networks and FXP take all necessary actions to protect our employees and thoroughly investigate any allegations of misconduct within our workplace. That said  the matter is currently under review.”\nHBO also distanced itself from the comic. The network said in a statement to several media outlets that  he  would no longer appear on its “Night of Too Many Stars” special -- and it would remove  his  past projects from its on-demand services.\nIn addition to the film premiere's sudden cancellation   his  scheduled appearance on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” was also cancelled. Actor William H. Macy took will take his place on the CBS late night show.",
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            "input": "Superior Court Judge Abraham Penn Jones said he was \"troubled\" by discrepancies in Andrew Young's statements. Jones decided to take a break for part of the afternoon to consider the matter  and asked Young and his wife to take the stand later in the day to explain their statements.\n Lawyers for Edwards' mistress  Rielle Hunter  accused Andrew Young of \"dozens of lies.\" They took issue with Young's handling of materials that Hunter is seeking  including the tape.\n Young described in written affidavits a limited number of people who have seen parts of the tape. But Hunter's attorneys produced an affidavit Tuesday of another man  freelance journalist Robert Draper  who said in a written statement to the court that Young also showed the tape to him in March 2009.\n Hunter's attorneys have also accused Young of lying when he initially claimed that the only copies of the tape had been sealed for more than a year in an Atlanta safety deposit box. Young has since said he recently showed the video to ABC News as he prepared to promote his tell-all book with the program.\n An attorney for Young chalked up the discrepancies to \"memory lapses\" and said Young had done everything he could to turn over the materials to the court. The sex tape  along with photos and documents  have been placed under seal.",
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            "input": "But on important issues -- from opposing new settlement building in the Occupied Territories , to supporting the nuclear framework with Iran -- Clinton has not taken the hawkish side , as so many of her liberal critics fear she would do if she becomes president . \nNone of this is to suggest that Clinton will be Robin to Obama 's Batman . \nThen there are the issues of wage stagnation and income inequality , two longstanding trends that will likely be at the heart of Clinton 's pitch to voters . \nA recent report drafted by Clinton allies , including Neera Tanden and former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers , laid out what David Leonhardt at The New York Times described as the \"first draft\" of a Clinton economic platform : a mix of improving education , providing direct aid to the lower and middle classes , bolstering child care , strengthening financial regulation , raising taxes on the wealthy , and cutting taxes on the middle class . \nThen there are three issues -- gay marriage , women 's rights , and immigration reform -- that are of immense ideological and electoral importance to the Democratic Party , and can expect an ardent champion in Clinton . \nIt depends on whether you see Obama 's foreign policy , which is so entwined with Clinton 's tenure at the State Department , as a disaster for which the U.S. is primarily responsible or the result of organic crises erupting in the Middle East and elsewhere that are largely beyond the administration 's control . \nThe fear is that a President Clinton , likely facing a Republican-controlled Congress , will not be content to be the safeguard of Obama 's legacy ; that she will foolishly trade away Democratic priorities like entitlements in some ill-conceived Grand Bargain ; that she will succumb to the many demons whispering in her ear , whether they be Wall Street bankers , neoliberal triangulators , purveyors of hoary Beltway wisdom , or the Wormtongue-like advisers that are always hovering around Clintonland . \nBut if Clinton is smart , and I believe she is , she will realize that the days of repealing Glass-Steagall are over , and that her ticket to a historical legacy is to be part of a great era of policy reorientation away from the conservative-neoliberal consensus that has produced decades of middle-class stagnation and one huge financial crisis . \nIn contrast , Hillary Clinton , who officially announced her campaign for president on Sunday , will not face the same array of challenges should she be elected -- which is another way of saying that she will have fewer opportunities to remake the political landscape in her image . \nTo that end , there are ways Clinton could be a far more effective president than Obama . \nBut there is still plenty for Clinton and the Democratic Party to do -- and plenty of space to leave her mark . \nShe is also better at greasing her own side with the kind of glad-handing and thank-you-card-writing that Obama constitutionally dislikes -- my guess is that another President Clinton would have an easier time getting her side to fall in line on , say , the Iran deal than President Obama . \nFirst , simply by virtue of being elected , Clinton could consolidate the gains that Democrats have made in the Obama era . \nAt the very least , Clinton would face pressure from her party and her base to protect those reforms . \nMany critics have accused Clinton of helping turn Libya into a failed state , and note that her support for U.S. intervention echoed her support for the Iraq War . \nIt is worth remembering that in 2008 , Clinton actually ran to Obama 's left on the issue , which should give progressives hope that policies like the public option and greater subsidies will be on Clinton 's 2016 agenda .",
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            "input": "On the morning of December 13  2015   Ernest Edmonds   Jr.  was leaving a club in Newark when  he says  a man asked him for a cigarette. According to  Edmonds   the man tried to rob him  and as he fought back he heard a loud crack. Looking down  he saw red blooming through the stripes of his Houston Astros baseball jersey. He then blacked out. Hours later  police found  Edmonds  on the ground with a cut lip and a gunshot wound to the back. Halfway down the block  an officer discovered his hat  lighter  and watch in a pool of blood.\n Edmonds   35  awoke from a coma several weeks later to find he was paralyzed from the waist down. The bullet had pierced his back  only to be stopped by his spine.\n“Figure you got 32  33 years of walking  and then you’re just not walking anymore ” he said “It’s completely different.” Before the shooting  he’d lived in his cousin’s peach-colored house in East Orange  New Jersey. Thirteen steps led to the front porch. Then two more flights to reach his bedroom. Now reliant on a wheelchair   Edmonds  wondered  How am I going to do this?\nAt the physical rehabilitation center   Edmonds  heard there was financial assistance for crime victims like  him .  He  searched online and found a phone number for New Jersey’s Victims of Crime Compensation Office. In  his  state  eligible victims may receive up to $2 500 in relocation expenses  and up to 104 weeks of lost earnings  among other benefits.\n Edmonds  says  he  would use the money to pay for  his  own place and make up for lost income. “I need it so much ”  he  said. “It could help me getting into a wheelchair-accessible apartment. It could help with a lot of backed-up bills. I can’t do for my kids like I used to.” Since he was a teenager   Edmonds  worked for a family-operated construction business  where  he  said  he  made around $650 per week.  He  now has to make a$766.25 disability check last the whole month.\nDemetrius Freeman for The Trace A shooting in 2015 left  Ernest Edmonds   Jr.  paralyzed and isolated. He misses attending family gatherings and picking his sons up from school. He's now staying in the living room of his mother's apartment  but hopes to move into a wheelchair-accessible home of his own soon.\nAfter talking to New Jersey’s compensation office   Edmonds  received a blank application and started to fill it out. The application asks crime victims to include supporting documentation  including copies of itemized receipts  bills  insurance information  and work pay stubs. “It’s like a list of 15 things that they’re asking for  and I was only able to obtain  like  six of them  ” Edmonds  recalled. Stuck   he  set the form aside.\nOne morning last November   Edmonds  shifted on a special mattress prescribed to help prevent bedsores.  His  makeshift bedroom had taken over the dining room of  his  cousin’s house  where swathes of fabric covered the windows.  He  used a claw-grabber to lift a bottle of Sprite from a nearby table. Cloying incense mixed with smoke from Edmonds’ cigarettes  which  he  chain-smoked; talking about what had changed since the shooting made  him  feel stressed.\n“It's like a prison in here.  He  can't get out   he  can't move around ” said Nicole   Edmonds ’ younger sister. “ He  might as well board up the windows and soak away.”\nThe shooting transformed  Edmonds ’ life.  He  lost the ability to bathe or dress on  his  own. While living in  his  cousin’s house   he  rarely left except for doctor’s appointments  and then  he  needed two or three people to bump  him  in  his  wheelchair down the front steps. To get something from  his  old room   his  cousin would have to FaceTime  him  from the third floor. “Being dependent on so many people  I think that’s the hardest thing ”  he  said. “Without my family  my sister  seeing my children  I really might have given up.”\nLast spring  a former roommate saw  Edmonds  struggling and encouraged  him  to restart the victim compensation process. They filled out the application together and enlisted the help of a local lawyer. Still  there were roadblocks —  Edmonds  could not easily go down to the police department to get the incident report  so  he  had to wait months for the detective to bring it to  him . At one point someone stole his phone and he lost all his contacts  including the number for the lawyer.\nDecember marked the two-year anniversary of  his  shooting. That month  he  moved to  his  mother’s apartment  where there are no steps to get in the front door.  He  can move around more easily there  but it’s still hard to take a shower on  his  own; the counters and cabinets are not built for someone in a wheelchair. On Christmas Day   he  stayed home and watched basketball while  his  family celebrated at  his  grandmother’s house. Afterward   his  sister brought  him  a plate of food.\nAs of this article’s publication   his  application had not yet been submitted.",
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            "input": "Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau waits for the arrival of Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos on Parliament Hill in Ottawa  Ontario  Canada  October 30  2017. REUTERS/Chris Wattie\nLegalizing marijuana for recreational use was part of  Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s  2015 election campaign and the government has set a relatively quick deadline to put it in place. Canada would be the first Group of Seven country to allow the drug nationally.\nThat could put  Trudeau  and the upper house of parliament at loggerheads again. Senators  who are not elected  recently delayed the government’s budget bill before ultimately passing it.\nThe potential clash highlights a hurdle  Trudeau  has partly set up for  himself  after  he  expelled all Liberal senators from the party’s caucus in 2014 amid an expenses scandal and to curb partisanship.\nAlthough  Trudeau  has appointed independent senators since then   he  has no formal leverage to get the government’s legislation passed.\n“The government  if it had a clear majority in the Senate  could at one point impose party discipline and have its bill voted on. It’s not in that situation now ” said Senator Andre Pratte  an independent who was appointed by  Trudeau  in 2016.",
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            "input": "President Trump  on Saturday took aim at a reporter who made a mistake in  his  reporting on over a month ago  sending a fresh tweet decrying the reporter’s ability to do  his  job.\n“Brian Ross  the reporter who made a fraudulent live newscast about me that drove the Stock Market down 350 points (billions of dollars)  was suspended for a month but is now back at ABC NEWS in a lower capacity. He is no longer allowed to report on  Trump . Should have been fired!”  Trump  tweeted.\nBrian Ross  the reporter who made a fraudulent live newscast about me that drove the Stock Market down 350 points (billions of dollars)  was suspended for a month but is now back at ABC NEWS in a lower capacity.  He  is no longer allowed to report on  Trump . Should have been fired! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 6  2018\nABC News at the beginning of December was forced to correct a report by Ross saying  Trump  had directed  his  former national security adviser Michael Flynn to make contact with Russian officials during the campaign. The corrected report said  Trump  issued the direction after he’d already been elected.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Sadly  no: The demolition was officially sanctioned  part of Chinese president Xi Jinping’s widening crackdown against Christian churches.\nOne reason for heightened concern: The party’s draconian new “Regulations on Religious Affairs” law  which takes effect Feb. 1. Observers worry that tightening the regulatory noose could provide the pretext for a new round of persecution. According to the Catholic News Service  in November officials in China's eastern Jiangxi Province “replaced religious images displayed by Christian families with portraits of the country's leader  Xi Jinping.”\nAccording to the report  “As China’s President Xi Jinping further consolidated power  conditions for freedom of religion or belief and related human rights continued to decline. Authorities target anyone considered a threat to the state  including religious believers.”\nThe enormous and growing Christian presence on China’s home front  and a formidable U.S. military gathering on China’s horizon  clearly are not being taken lightly by  Xi  and  his  comrades.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange appears on the balcony of the Embassy of Ecuador in London in May 2017. (Justin Tallis/AFP/Getty Images)\nJulian Assange on Tuesday lost a second bid to quash a British arrest warrant  another setback for the WikiLeaks founder who has spent almost six years holed up in the Ecuadoran Embassy in London.\nThey also said the last five years that  Assange  has spent holed up in the embassy amounted to “adequate  if not severe  punishment” for skipping bail. The lawyers cited a U.N. panel on detentions that described  Assange  as “arbitrarily detained.”\n[German hacker offers rare glimpse into  Assange ’s world]\n“I find arrest is a proportionate response even though  Mr. Assange  has restricted  his  own freedom for a number of years ” the judge said.\n“Defendants on bail up and down the country  and requested persons facing extradition  come to court to face the consequences of their own choices ” she said. “ He  should have the courage to do the same. It is certainly not against the public interest to proceed.”\nAfter the ruling  Assange claimed there were “significant factual errors in the judgment” and suggested  he  might appeal.\n“There are 3 months to appeal UK ruling ”  he  wrote in a Twitter message.\nEven if the bail arrest warrant were lifted  it is unknown whether  Assange  would leave the embassy or where  he  would go. It is also unclear if  he  would immediately face extradition requests if  he  stepped foutside the embassy  which is monitored by security cameras.\n Assange  has long argued that there is an effort underway in the United States to charge  him  for  his  role in publishing classified U.S. documents.\nIt is not publicly known whether there is a sealed indictment against  Assange  under the 1917 Espionage Act. The Justice Department has previously debated the case against  him .\nMedia reports have suggested a sometimes strained relationship between  Assange  and  his  hosts. At one point  Ecuador severed  Assange ’s Internet connection over concerns that WikiLeaks was meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election after the anti-secrecy website published hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Zach LaVine  created headlines during the Summer League in July when  he  said  he  planned to return from  his  February left ACL tear by the Oct. 19 season opener.\nWhile declining to put a timeline on  LaVine 's return  executive vice president John Paxson said \"that's a pretty safe bet\" to rule  LaVine  out of that opener and reiterated the organization's conservative approach for its new centerpiece.\nWhile pleased with his progress   LaVine  admitted doctors told  him   he 'd be sidelined a minimum of nine months  which would place  his  return to practice in early November at the earliest.  LaVine  said  he  won't change  his  style of play and is encouraged that  his  running and jumping stats are better than when  he  participated in the draft combine before  his  rookie season.\n\"I can't stand just sitting here \"  LaVine  said. \"But I'm working hard so when I get back I'm not going to have any constraints.\"\nThe Bulls have until Oct. 16 to sign  LaVine   22  to a long-term extension. Otherwise   he  becomes a restricted free agent next summer. Either way  general manager Gar Forman basically said the Bulls didn't trade Jimmy Butler to not re-sign LaVine.\n\"I want to be here for a long period of time \"  LaVine  said. \"If (an extension is) now or later  I know it's going to be done either way.\"",
            "output": [
                "Zach LaVine February",
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            "input": "Tehama County Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston  said at multiple people were killed and several students at a school were injured after a shooting in rural Northern California on Nov. 14.  He  also said the shooter had been killed by law enforcement. (KRCR)\nThe bloodshed began shortly before 8 a.m.   Phil Johnston  an assistant sheriff in Tehama County   told reporters. Police received “multiple 911 calls of multiple different shooting sites  including the elementary school” in Rancho Tehama Reserve  a small area about 135 miles north of Sacramento   he  said.\n“It was very clear early on that we had a subject that was randomly picking targets ”  Johnston  said.\n[The persistent crime that connects mass shooters:  Domestic violence]\nJohnston  said police did not immediately know what may have motivated the attack  which stretched across at least seven locations. Officials believe they have identified the shooter  though they were working to confirm the man’s name   Johnston  said.\nThe gunman  who was previously known to law enforcement  did not appear to have any “real connection to any of the victims ”  Johnston  said.\nWhile details about what led up to the gunfire remained unclear   Johnston  said authorities were told by neighbors that “there was a domestic violence incident” involving the suspected attacker.  He  later said police were “aware of reports” that this incident occurred a day before the shootings.\n Johnston  also said there appeared to be an ongoing “neighborhood dispute” involving the attacker  who had a residence in Rancho Tehama.\nAfter the first gunfire on Tuesday morning   Johnston  said  the attacker “took a vehicle and went on a shooting rampage throughout the community.”\nNo children were killed in the attacks   Johnston  said  but at least two boys were injured. One was shot and wounded when the gunman  who was outside the school  began firing rounds into the building. Another boy was shot while riding in a truck “that was driving down the road along with a female adult” who was driving her children to school   Johnston  said. Both children were among those taken to area hospitals.\n Johnston  said victims were attacked with no clear explanation. The woman driving her children to school had passed the gunman’s car when “he opened fire on them without provocation or warning ”  Johnston  said. She suffered “very life-threatening wounds ” while her child in the back seat did not suffer life-threatening wounds  he said.\n“It’s a very sad day for us here in Tehama County ”  Johnston  said.\n Tehama County Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston  said at least three people were reported killed and several students at a school were injured after a shooting in rural Northern California on Nov. 14.  He  also said the shooter had been killed by law enforcement. (Action News Now)\nAfter the shooting   Johnston  said police recovered a semiautomatic rifle and two handguns believed to be used by the shooter. The FBI said it was sending teams to help local authorities respond to the shooting  and the Bureau of Alcohol  Tobacco  Firearms and Explosives said it was dispatching special agents to the scene as well.",
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            "input": "Moore  whose December defeat was a shocking upset  announced Monday his endorsement of  Courtland Sykes  who is attempting to unseat Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo .)  a top target of Republicans in this year’s elections. He praised  Sykes  as “a man of impeccable character  courage  and Christian faith” and “a leader who will do what is right!”\n Sykes  has fully aligned  himself  with President Donald Trump’s agenda  pledging to support the president’s “MAGA and America First programs in 2018.” Trump endorsed Moore’s candidacy  but hasn’t yet backed anyone in Missouri  where the GOP field includes front-runner Josh Hawley.\n Sykes  says  he  opposes “career-obsessed banshees who forego home life and children and the happiness of family to become nail-biting manophobic hell-bent feminist she-devils.” A recent campaign questionnaire describing  his  “views on Women’s Rights” also says  he  wants  his  future daughters “to become traditional homemakers and family wives.”\n Sykes  wrote that  he  expects “to come home to a home cooked dinner at six every night ” and attacked “the non-stop feminization campaign against manhood.”\n Sykes  supported Moore’s failed Alabama bid. At Moore’s election night party  he told HuffPost that Moore’s defeat to Democrat Doug Jones was “100-percent an effort by the Washington establishment” against what he called “MAGA candidates.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "\"I get the chunks sometimes \" Thomas said. \"I hit a drive in college  a drop-kick off the toe on No. 8. I'll never forget it. I was talking to one of our assistant coaches. I was trying to decide if I could carry it 305 to 310 yards over a bunker because we had a helping wind. I took a huge divot. It landed like 15 yards in front of me and rolled down the hill. The coach looked over at me and was laughing. I said  'Coach  did that cover the bunker?' \"\nDustin Johnson  also went back to college.\n\"For some reason ... I won the tournament  but we were at Duke in college. It was the Duke Invitational \"  Johnson  said. \"I was in the right side of the fairway at No. 1 after making the turn  and I hoseled a 5-iron into the trees.\"\nDoes  he  remember  his  good shots as easily?\n\"Probably not \"  Johnson  said. \"But I've hit a lot of good ones.\"\nJordan Spieth didn't have to think hard when asked  his  worst shot of last year.  He  had a five-shot lead at the Northern Trust last year when  he  hit 8-iron into the water on the par-3 sixth.  He  wound up losing in a playoff to  Johnson .\nSo the tee shot on the 13th hole at Royal Birkdale  so far right that  he  took a penalty drop on the practice range  maybe wasn't all that bad. Spieth laughed at the memory  pointing out (again) that there was water on the face of his driver  and it hit a spectator that sent it even farther to the right.\nTHE BATTLE FOR NO. 1:  Dustin Johnson  is two weeks away from rare territory in the world ranking.\n Johnson  reached No. 1 after winning at Riviera  where  he  defends  his  title next week.\n Johnson  doesn't seem concerned  perhaps because  he  doesn't seem concerned about anything.  He  won at Kapalua and tied for ninth at Abu Dhabi.  He  has not played the last two weeks  and now is playing three of the next four.\n\"If I keep playing well and keep winning then  no  I'm going to stay No. 1 \"  Johnson  said. \"If I don't play well  there's a lot of really good players that are playing really well right now. So it's going to be tough for me to keep it. But if I keep playing like I am and how I should  then  yeah  I'll be there at the end of the year.\"",
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            "input": "The groups  known as the Broadway Triangle Community Coalition  wrote to land  use chair David Greenfield  demanding that  he  recuse  himself  from considering the project because  he ’s set to leave office and take over the Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty.\nBut  Greenfield (D-Brooklyn)  says the Met Council has nothing to do with the plan  and opponents are just targeting  him  because  he ’s Jewish.\n“Your behavior thus far is both professionally irresponsible and reckless  and has compromised your participation as an elected representative in this legislative process. The conflicts of interest raised by your involvement in the present Council action are numerous and unwaivable ” coalition chair Juan Ramos wrote to  Greenfield .\n“The letter is part of a clear and calculated campaign of intimidation and continued misinformation by the opponents of this private application ”  Greenfield  said  saying group leaders have a history of “anti-Semitic remarks” that “calls into question the true motivation of this group.”\n“It's telling that this group did not ask Council Member Antonio Reynoso  a member of both the subcommittee and committee  to recuse himself and instead focused on the obviously Jewish council member. This kind of race-baiting politics is disgusting and shameful and has no place in New York City's land use decisions ”  Greenfield  said  adding  he  had cleared the issue with the city Conflicts of Interest Board.\nThe letter complains  Greenfield  answered legitimate concerns about potential discrimination  which opponents say will exacerbate a long history of racial segregation in the neighborhood  with “ridicule  racebaiting and derision.”\nNeedelman  like  Greenfield   is an Orthodox Jew  and said the allegation of anti-Semitism is absurd.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "The engineering conglomerate  which makes everything from jet and train engines to energy grid infrastructure and mammogram machines  will be slashing its dividend 50% as  incoming CEO John Flannery  works to right the company's course amid woeful performance.\nGE will now pay a 12-cent quarterly dividend  down from its prior 24-cent-a-quarter payout  due to the company's weaker than expected cash flows in its power business  pension costs and hefty insurance claims that have hampered dividends from its financial operations.  Flannery 's dividend cut marks the second big surprise since  he  took the reins of the $177 billion market capitalization company this summer  replacing Jeff Immelt. Weeks into  Flannery 's tenure   he  slashed GE's earnings outlook. Shares of GE have been falling since  hitting new post-crisis lows of $19 in Monday trading.\nGE's dividend is prized among its shareholders  particularly retail investors and retirees who've owned the stock for decades. Former CEO Immelt characterized his decision to cut the company's dividend during the dark days of the crisis - when GE was teetering on collapse - as the worst moment of his career. It appears to be an equally brutal event for  Flannery .\nAbout the move   Flannery  said the following to investors: \"We understand the importance of this decision to our shareowners and we have not made it lightly. We are focused on driving total shareholder return and believe this is the right decision to align our dividend payout to cash flow generation.\"\nSince becoming GE's leader   Flannery  has projected a style of accountability where  he  will be reviewing all businesses and making tough decisions when change is deemed necessary. The company's unrealistic earning guidance and its outstretched dividend are now gone; soon  Flannery  may wield a scalpel to underperforming divisions  or those that fit better in the portfolio of a private equity buyer.\nOn a conference call with investors on Monday   Flannery  vowed  he  and 1 000 executives will stop receiving long-term bonuses. But fanned more worry by offering 2018 earnings guidance of just $1-to-$1.07 a share and organic revenue growth of zero to 3%. Margins are only expected to improve as much as 40 basis points in 2018.\nIt is likely  Flannery  will try to refocus in areas where the company has a market leading footprint  for instance aviation  healthcare and renewable energy equipment. Aviation and healthcare are likely to be GE's fastest growing businesses best businesses such as renewable energy and aviation could grow their top and bottom likes by double digits and healthcare in the mid single digits. Before becoming CEO   Flannery  turned around GE's once-ailing healthcare business.",
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            "input": "Story highlights  Romualdo Pacheco  was the first Hispanic governor of California\n Pacheco  also served in the US House and as a diplomat\n He  reportedly lassoed a grizzly bear  as one does\n(CNN)  Romualdo Pacheco  was not only the first Hispanic governor of California  the 19th century politician was also the state's only Hispanic governor to date. Not to be outdone by  himself    Pacheco  was also the first Hispanic member of the House with full voting rights.\n Pacheco  was born in Santa Barbara  California  when the land was still held by Mexico .  He  was born to a prominent family and -- living  his  best life from a very young age -- was sent to Hawaii for school and had to re-learn Spanish upon  his  return home.\n He  grew up to be the fierce gentleman you see in the Instagram photo above. You will not be surprised to hear that  man  worked as a sailor  a miner and a rancher. Multiple sources credit  him  -- in an oddly specific way -- as being the only California governor known to have lassoed a grizzly bear. That implies that other California governors have run around roping grizzlies and not told everyone they've ever met. Regardless  that's pretty hardcore.\n Pacheco  became an American citizen in 1848 and got to work as a public servant .  He  began as a judge for San Luis Obispo Superior Court before serving as a state senator beginning in 1857.  He  did time in three parties  starting as a Democrat  then becoming a member of the Union Party before settling down as a Republican in 1863.\n He  continued checking off important state-level positions  serving as the state treasurer and lieutenant governor. When Gov. Newton Booth left to serve in the US Senate  Pacheco took over  serving as governor from February-December 1875.",
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            "input": "Marilou Danley was in the Philippines visiting family when  Stephen Paddock  killed 58 people and injured another 557 in the Oct. 1 attack. She made changes to her Facebook account's privacy and personal settings at 12:30 a.m.  about 2 1/2 hours after the first volley of bullets rained down on people attending a music festival on the Las Vegas strip. The first calls about the shooting rolled in at 10:08 p.m.  according to police.\nBut it wasn't until nearly an hour after that â 3:30 a.m. â that police released  Paddock 's name to the public.\nAs the New York Post reports  the documents suggest Danley acted quickly after the shooting to conceal her relationship with  Paddock .\nDanley  who also lived with  Paddock   has been adamant that she knew nothing about his plans to conduct the attack.\nThe documents lay out what investigators had learned about  Paddock  in the days following the shooting. But they do not provide a motive for what prompted the 64-year-old professional gambler to murder and terrorize concertgoers from 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel before killing himself.\nOne affidavit includes email exchanges between centralpark1@live.com  a Microsoft account that FBI authorities believe belonged to  Paddock   and centralpark4804@gmail.com. (It is unclear if the FBI knows who is responsible for the latter account.) The messages were sent on July 6  2017.\nThe exchanges took place nearly three months before the onslaught. And CNN reports that \"investigators at the time of the filing had been unable to determine if  Paddock  was sending emails between two accounts both belonging to  himself   or was communicating with someone else.\"\nIn addition to the two email addresses  the FBI requested and was granted warrants to search  Paddock  and Danley's Facebook and Instagram accounts.  Paddock 's Amazon account is also under investigation  as well as a locked phone that was found in his room at the Mandalay Bay.\nThe FBI has said repeatedly that  Paddock  acted alone. Danley has not been charged with a crime. She has been questioned by investigators several times.",
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            "input": "\"They had heard about  Bill Gothard   founder of the Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP)  who was a really big deal in Oregon. They attended  his  seminars and embraced the IBLP homeschooling curriculum wholeheartedly.\n\" He  was an icon  kind of like a prophet. The seminars involved a week of intensive brainwashing.  He  was the authority.  His  word was the law.\n\"There was a lot of heavy-handed smacking from our parents. To disobey them  was to disobey God. The system was especially awful for the little ones. At  Bill Gothard's  seminars he used to talk about 'breaking their will'.\nJudy believes there is a connection between the Turpin family and  Bill Gothard  and the IBLP:\n\"Under Bill Gothard's teachings  I was sent to Taiwan aged 21 to teach English for six months.\nThe Washington Post reported that  Bill Gothard  resigned from the IBLP ministry in 2014 amid allegations of sexual abuse  which  he  denied  and in 2016 there were further details of a lawsuit filed by 10 women.",
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            "input": "The Socialist government of George Papandreou has a six-seat majority in parliament and is expected to carry the vote to be held after midnight.\n \"Reform was long overdue \" Papandreou told Newsweek magazine in an interview released on Wednesday.\n \"Right now people are in limbo \" Papandreou admitted on Wednesday.\n \"Our drastic measures are still fresh  and people feel the pain. Reforms need time to kick in and show results \" he said.",
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            "input": "A judge issued an arrest warrant for Lindsay Lohan after the actress acknowledged failing a drug test less than a month after she was released from inpatient rehab.\n Superior Court Judge Elden Fox on Monday also revoked Lohan's probation in her three-year-old drug case while issuing the bench warrant in Beverly Hills.\n However  the warrant was stayed  and Lohan was allowed to remain free pending a hearing Friday to determine if she violated her probation.\n Fox previously threatened the actress with 30 days in jail for each violation. He must now decide whether to send her back to jail or into treatment.\n Lohan must attend the hearing. A message left with her attorney Shawn Chapman Holley was not immediately returned.\n The warrant was issued after Fox took over the case last month and laid out a path paved with therapy sessions and 12-step meetings that could have finally brought Lohan's drug case to an end.\n Lohan confirmed on her Twitter page last week that she failed the court-ordered drug and alcohol screening.\n \"Regrettably  I did in fact fail my most recent drug test \" she tweeted.\n She also said  \"substance abuse is a disease  which unfortunately doesn't go away over night. I am working hard to overcome it.\"\n Lohan often posts updates with the account that's verified by Twitter as belonging to the actress.\n It could not immediately be determined why Lohan was not arrested Monday. A call to Superior Court spokesman Allan Parachini seeking additional details about the warrant was not immediately returned.\n Lohan was released from jail on Aug. 2 after serving 14 days of a 90-day sentence for violating her probation in the 2007 case involving drug use and driving under the influence.",
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            "input": "* Democratic governor candidate Chris Kennedy  will meet with voters at a Brown Line stop  then later have a announcement with Chicago principals association President Troy LaRaviere.\n* Kennedy  tosses out the term \"immoral\" regarding Pritzker  Biss:  Democratic governor candidate Chris Kennedy  ramped up  his  rhetoric against rivals J.B. Pritzker and state Sen. Daniel Biss on Tuesday  questioning their morals and ethics while billing  himself  as the one who has the “moral framework” to govern.\nThe campaigns of Pritzker and Biss fired back  accusing  Kennedy  of having acted in ways  he  is criticizing.\nSurrounded by supportive African-American clergy at a Bronzeville campaign stop   Kennedy  labeled as “immoral” assessment reductions Pritzker sought for  his  property and asked  “Do you want someone who says  ‘What I did do was legal  therefore it’s right?’ That is not the ethical  the moral framework that we want as the leader of our state.”\n Kennedy  went on to criticize Biss  an Evanston lawmaker  for  his  sponsorship of legislation later deemed unconstitutional that would have reduced pension benefits to public employee retirees. Biss “epitomizes the brutality of government (with) the idea that he would go and take away the retirement security from hundreds of thousands of people living in our state and do it illegally ”  Kennedy  said.\nAsked later by a reporter if  he  was claiming  he  was the only moral candidate in the contest   Kennedy  said  “I claim no morality myself.” But in earlier remarks   he  said of  himself   “Do you want someone to lead this state who’s prepared to lead  who has a moral framework and ethical background who understands the difference between right and wrong?” (Rick Pearson)\n*Pritzker hits back: Pritzker campaign manager Anne Caprara accused  Kennedy  of resorting “to the Donald Trump playbook of calling names.”\n“We understand  Chris Kennedy  really wants to win  but for  him  to question the morality of  his  opponents is frankly disturbing ” Caprara said in a statement.\n*So does Biss: Biss campaign spokesman Tom Elliott noted  Kennedy ’s use of the property tax assessment appeal system  including getting a reduction for the family’s Wolf Point development.\n “Chris Kennedy  has no moral authority here ” Elliott said in a statement.\n“Both  Kennedy  and Pritzker have taken advantage of a broken system they now want to fix ” Elliot said. “And while hiring well-connected lawyers or ripping toilets out of their homes to reduce their property taxes aren’t technically illegal  they do raise serious moral and ethical questions and puts into perspective where their priorities were before they decided to bankroll their campaigns for governor.\"",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "But I am interested in something that comes closer to a conspiracy  the notion that  former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon  was kinda  sorta shoved out the door at the White House in August.\nI don’t believe it. I think that the “shoved out the door” meme was a cover story. After all  why signal the Democrats that something is up with: “Trump Sends  Bannon  Out to Elect Populists to Senate in 2018.” What would Sun Tzu say about that?\nIt’s much better to promote  Bannon  as an unguided missile that is a bit too hot to handle at the White House. That way  if he fails to elect a bunch of populist economic nationalists to the Senate in 2018 you can say that he was really too much of a wild man to help the president. But if he succeeds in nuking the GOP establishment types  then you can open your eyes in wonder and say: wow  I had no idea! It just shows that there are millions of patriotic Americans out there that want to help the president Make America Great Again.\nSo now we see a range of stories appearing in the media. There is the standard Breitbart fare that  Bannon  will rout the establishment Republicans. Here is  Bannon  wowing California Republicans with this message.\nThen there are confident Democratic predictions that  Bannon  is a gift to the Democrats that will deliver the Senate in 2018.\nAnd while you are at it  you figure that it doesn’t hurt to burnish your best man’s reputation as a crazy wild man by hinting to the NeverTrumpers that  Bannon  reads the notorious fascist theorist Julius Evola.\nYeah.  That’s the thing about Steve Bannon .  He  hasn’t just done a lot in  his  life  from the Navy to finance to Hollywood.  He  also reads a lot.\nThe assumption that Breitbart made and  Bannon  makes is that you have to win the cultural battle before you can win the political battle.\nNow  I assume that  Steve Bannon ’s mind is fizzing with ideas  he  has read. Great  so  he  has ideas. But  Steve Bannon  is also a fearless Man of Action  if not a Man of Steel.\nAnd one thing  Bannon  knows is that we cannot continue to kow-tow and apologize when the liberals use their cultural hegemony to brand you as a racist or a “white supremacist” or the swamp brands you as an extremist. Politics is civil war by other means and the weapons of today’s politics were forged years ago by some guy writing a book.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "But  David Johnson  also represents part of northwest Iowa. And while King might look to the White House and see a kindred spirit   Johnson  calls Donald Trump's rhetoric \"misogynistic \" \"race-baiting \" and \"bigoted.\"\n David Johnson  is a former dairy farmer who's been a senator in the state legislature since 2003.  He  was a prominent local leader for both George W. Bush and Mitt Romney during their presidential campaigns but left  his  party after Donald Trump became its presidential nominee in 2016.\nNow  he 's running as an independent  and  he 's not alone. Bob Krist  a Nebraska state legislator and retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel  is running as an independent in that state's gubernatorial election. Kansas City attorney Craig O'Dear also left the Republican Party and is campaigning for the U.S. Senate in Missouri.\nIn Iowa   Sen. Johnson  is facing Republican Zach Whiting  an aide to Rep. King  in November. No Democrat has announced yet.\n Johnson  knows running without the backing of one of the two major political parties could spell trouble but  he  sees opportunity.\n\"There's no regrets here \"  he  says. \"I'm getting quite a bit of support from people that I never got before.\"\nAnd  he 's also feeling more liberated as a lawmaker.\n\"I've even been told that my job was only to represent Republicans \"  he  says  \"the Democrats be damned.\"\nErica Schultes lives in  Sen. Johnson 's district and says she supports him more now than she did when he was a Republican.\nSchultes  a realtor who also raises chickens and hogs  is concerned about the environment. In this part of the country  many environmental issues center around hog confinements.  Johnson  has sponsored a bill  opposed by Iowa Republicans  that would increase regulation on hog confinements.\nThe two hope behind those doors there's enough support for an independent  Johnson  to keep his seat.\nEvan McMullin made his name as an independent presidential candidate in 2016. He thinks that even in rock-ribbed Republican districts like  Johnson 's  there are many voters in the middle.\nSen. David Johnson is facing just a sliver of that electorate in November but the challenge may be just as great.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "President Donald Trump took on one his most vocal celebrity critics Saturday in a message posted to his Twitter account   calling filmmaker Michael Moore’s  anti-Trump summer Broadway show a “total bomb” that was “forced to close.”\n“While not at all presidential I must point out that  the Sloppy Michael Moore Show on Broadway  was a TOTAL BOMB and was forced to close. Sad!” Trump tweeted Saturday evening about  Moore’s  show.\nWhile not at all presidential I must point out that  the Sloppy Michael Moore Show on Broadway  was a TOTAL BOMB and was forced to close. Sad! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 28  2017\nTrump was  of course  referring to  Moore ’s Broadway show The Terms of My Surrender  a play in which the filmmaker took aim at Trump and his policies and often brought out celebrity guests to help bash the president. The play opened in late summer and ran for twelve weeks at New York City’s Belasco Theater.\nThe show was also mostly panned by critics  with one Los Angeles Times reviewer calling it a “support group for disheartened Democrats ” and one in which  Moore  casts  himself  both as a “victim of the right” and a “champion of all mankind.”\n Moore  fired back at the president Saturday in a series of tweets  explaining that the show had always been intended to play as a limited engagement and saying at least one senior member of Trump’s White House was a fan of the filmmaker’s.\n“You must have my smash hit of a Broadway show confused with your presidency- which IS a total bomb and WILL indeed close early. NOT SAD ”  Moore  wrote in the first of eleven messages.\n Moore  also suggested that Trump was using the play as  his  “latest distraction” from  his  “crimes ” and called the president a “loser.”\n“For now  at least  I know I still have one fan in the White House (thx for your unwavering support Jared!)”  he  concluded  his  tweets.\n10) On Broadway  Donald  they call it a \"LIMITED ENGAGEMENT\" — just like we’re planning on making your presidency. — Michael Moore (@MMFlint) October 29  2017\n11) For now  at least  I know I still have one fan in the White House (thx for your unwavering support  Jared!) pic.twitter.com/mTwLxW4KgR — Michael Moore (@MMFlint) October 29  2017\nDuring one August performance   Moore  took the audience that had come to see him that night on a pair of double-decker buses to a protest outside Trump Tower  where he was joined by celebrities including Mark Ruffalo and Olivia Wilde.\n Moore  told the audience at the protest that the group was there to perform a “citizen’s arrest.”",
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            "input": "Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt  will have a soundproof communication booth. (Susan Walsh/AP)\nThe Environmental Protection Agency is spending nearly $25 000 to construct a secure  soundproof communications booth in the office of  Administrator Scott Pruitt   according to government contracting records.\n Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt  addressed the Conservative Political Action Conference on Feb. 25 in Oxon Hill  Md. (The Washington Post)\nIn recent months   Pruitt  and  his  top deputies have taken other steps aimed at heightening security. Some EPA employees have been asked to surrender their cellphones and other digital devices before meetings in the administrator’s office  in much the same way visitors do when visiting the president in the Oval Office.\n[ Scott Pruitt  says  it ’s not the time to talk climate change. For  him    it  never is.]\n Pruitt  also has shied away from using email at EPA  often preferring to deliver instructions verbally and hold face-to-face meetings. The shift stems in part from public disclosure by the New York Times in 2014 — following an open-records request of emails — of how  Pruitt  and other attorneys general had worked closely with the oil and gas industry to oppose Obama administration environmental safeguards.\nThousands more pages of emails from  his  time as Oklahoma’s attorney general  released earlier this year after the Center for Media and Democracy sued for them to be made public  detailed an often-chummy relationship between  Pruitt ’s office and Devon Energy  a major oil and gas exploration and production company based in Oklahoma City.\nIn addition   Pruitt  has largely avoided the agency’s decades-long practice of publicly posting the administrator’s appointment calendars. Only last week were details on months worth of meetings released after media outlets filed repeated Freedom of Information Act requests for that information; they showed  he  has met regularly with corporate executives from the automobile  mining and fossil fuel industries — in several instances shortly before making decisions favorable to those interest groups.\nPruitt  who has become a polarizing and high-profile figure as  he  seeks to roll back Obama-era policies and shrink the EPA’s footprint  has essentially tripled the personal security detail that served past administrators. The detail now includes about 18 people to cover round-the-clock needs and  his  frequent travel schedule. Such 24/7 coverage has prompted officials to rotate in special agents from around the country who otherwise would be investigating environmental crimes.",
            "output": [
                "Scott Pruitt"
            ]
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            "input": "Billy Bush  is opened up about Matt Lauer's firing and rebuilding  his  life after the fiasco that led to  his  own ouster from the \"Today\" show in 2016.\n Bush  said  he 's been in touch with  his  former \"Today\" colleguage Lauer  who was fired by the show after numerous allegations of sexual misconduct in November 2017.\n“ He  texted me and asked about some of the self-help books I’ve been reading ”  Bush  told People magazine. “I told  him   ‘Start here.’ ”\n He  said though  he  had a tumultuous relationship with Lauer   he  wasn't happy to see the anchor's scandal unfold.\n“Maybe at one point there was part of  me  that [felt like] if someone else got [in trouble]  I would be like  ‘Now who’s the bad guy?’ ”  Bush  said. “But I took zero pleasure in it. And I’m grateful for that. Let those who transgressed be held accountable. I felt for the women involved and for his wife.”\nThe TV personality told People magazine he was displeased with Lauer back in 2016  when \"Today\" fired  Bush .\nOn Oct. 7  2016   Bush  was heard on a years-old \"Access Hollywood\" recording with Trump discussing women in a lewd manner.\n\"In one of my resolute moments  I said if I ever speak to [Lauer]  I’m going to tell  him  that I was let down. Many months later   he  called me and I addressed it.  He  assured me that  he  [fought for me] in private. I accepted it.”\n\"I have done so much self-help work. There is a term for what I did. It’s called bystander abuse. It says by not doing anything you are endorsing the moment. I have to live with that \" said  Bush .\nAdditionally  the former broadcaster says  he  would never want  his  daughters treated in a degrading manner.\n\"I have three daughters. They are going to be in the workplace one day. I want them to be paid equally  I want them to be treated well and when they walk out of a room I don’t want to ever hear anyone talking behind their back in a degrading way \" explained  Bush .\nAlthough   he  has gone through a difficult 15 months  Bush  claims  he  has learned a great deal.\n\"I had some growing up to do anyway in life \" said  Bush . \"I did so much exploring and figuring out. I’m a deeper person. And I’m happy about using my knowledge for a good purpose.”",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Chase Coleman's Tiger Global Management hedge fund  is buying all the \"FANG\" stocks  except Google.\nBut  the hedge fund  added to  its  holdings in the other so-called FANG stocks: buying nearly $500 million worth of Netflix shares  $275 million of Amazon.com and $229 million of Facebook.\n Coleman's fund  also increased  its  stake in Fiat Chrysler by 3.88 million shares  or $222 million  and initiated a $137 million stake in design software company Autodesk.\n The hedge fund  also increased  its  holdings of Chinese e-commerce companies Alibaba and JD.com by 191 000 and 5.38 million shares  respectively. Alibaba reported record sales worth $25.4 billion on Singles Day  Nov. 11  while JD.com reported the equivalent of about $19.1 billion over its Singles Day shopping period  which began on Nov. 1.\n Coleman  has a net worth of $2.2 billion  according to Forbes.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "The U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee issued subpoenas in August seeking “any and all documents” about both agencies’ dealings with former MI6 officer Christopher Steele  according to a letter seen by Reuters from committee chairman Devin Nunes  a Trump supporter.\nTwo officials said  Nunes  met with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein behind closed doors on Thursday to discuss the subpoenas.\n“The Deputy Attorney General is meeting with  Nunes  as part of an ongoing negotiation over what information DOJ will provide or how it will be provided ” a Justice Department official said.\nThe FBI declined to comment on anything to do with Nunes’ request. A spokesman for  Nunes  declined to comment.\nAccording to a Sept. 1 letter  Nunes  sent to U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions  the subpoenas demand that the department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation produce all documents related to their “relationship” with Steele and the “so-called ‘Trump Dossier”.\nSessions recused himself earlier this year from the Russia investigation.  Nunes  publicly recused himself from leading the Russia probe in April following a secret visit  he  paid to White House officials.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Cheyenne Wright  31   was arguing with a group of women in the courtyard of the Farragut Houses on June 15  2016  when  she  stalked off and returned with a gun.\n Wright ’s friend  Luis Villot  saw her approach the crowd that contained of several innocent children — including his own — and confronted her.\nVillot  29  was trying to calm  Wright  down when she fired the first shot into the air and two more into the crowd. One bullet fatally hit Villot in the head.\n“You should have listened to  him  when  he  said to walk away ” said Zenaida Villot  the dead man’s mother  during a victim-impact statement she read in Brooklyn Supreme Court on Wednesday.\nA jury convicted  Wright  of second-degree murder  reckless endangerment and weapons charges.\n Wright ’s friend  Luis Villot  saw the woman approach a crowd that contained of several innocent children — including his own — and confronted her. (Family Handout)\nAssistant District Attorney Andres Palacio called  Wright ’s actions a “textbook example of depraved indifference murder” that were captured on video surveillance.\n“I’m so sorry for what I did  Luis was like a brother  my best friend to me ” a tearful  Wright  said. “If I could switch places with  him  I would.”\nBrooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun noted that  Wright  was not a “monster” and did not intentionally kill Villot.\nHowever  the judge explained  since  Wright  fired the gun three times and the third bullet hit Villot  that constitutes depraved indifference murder.\nPalacio recommended a sentence of 22 years to life  but Chun ordered  Wright  serve a minimum of 15 years for the gun charge and 19 years to life for the murder.\n Wright  could be eligible for parole in 15 years.",
            "output": [
                "Cheyenne Wright"
            ]
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            "input": "In announcing the changes   EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt  suggested many previously appointed to the panels were potentially biased because they had received federal research grants. The 22 boards advise EPA on a wide range of issues  including drinking water standards and pesticide safety.\n\"Whatever science comes out of EPA shouldn't be political science \" said  Pruitt   a Republican lawyer who previously served as the attorney general of Oklahoma. \"From this day forward  EPA advisory committee members will be financially independent from the agency.\"\n Pruitt  has expressed skepticism about the consensus of climate scientists that man-made carbon emissions are the primary cause of global warming.  He  also overruled experts that had recommended pulling a top-selling pesticide from the market after peer-reviewed studies showed it damaged children's brains.\n Pruitt  said  he  will name new leadership and members to three key EPA advisory boards soon — the Science Advisory Board  Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee  and the Board of Scientific Counselors.\nAs part of his directive   Pruitt  said  he  will bar appointees who currently are in receipt of EPA grants or who are in a position to benefit such grants.  He  exempted people who work at state  local or tribal agencies  saying  he  wants to introduce more \"geographic diversity\" to the panels.\nThe five-page policy  Pruitt  issued Tuesday makes no mention of other potential conflicts of interest  such as accepting research funding from corporate interests regulated by EPA.\nTuesday's announcement comes after  Pruitt  in May said  he  would not reappoint nine of the 18 members of the Board of Scientific Counselors to serve a second three-year term  as had been customary.\n\"It obviously stacks the deck against scientists who do not represent corporate special interests \" said Swackhamer  a retired professor who taught environmental health sciences at the University of Minnesota. \"It speaks volumes that people funded by special interests are OK to be advisers  but not those who have received federal grants. \"\nSenate Environment Committee Chairman John Barrasso  a Wyoming Republican who shares Pruitt's skepticism of mainstream climate science   cheered the move.  He  said EPA's science boards would now better reflect the views of rural states like  his  own.\nBut environmentalists worried that  Pruitt  will now select board members with financial ties to the fossil fuel and chemical industries.\n\"The Trump EPA's continued attack on science will likely be one of the most lasting and damaging legacies of this administration \" said Sen. Tom Udall of New Mexico  the ranking Democrat on the appropriations subcommittee that approves EPA's funding. \" Pruitt  is purging expert scientists from  his  science boards — and replacing them with mouthpieces for big polluters.\"",
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            "input": "In the end  whether it was by design or not  Brian Cashman’s choice for the next manager of the Yankees had come down to two huge risks — Aaron Boone  who had absolutely no experience as a manager or coach  or Hensley Meulens  whose only managerial experience had been as a largely ceremonial skipper of the Netherlands in the World Baseball Classic.\nFrom the get-go  Boone made it clear he was serious about wanting to manage; that this wasn’t just whimsy on his part  and once given his audience with  Cashman  and his baseball people  did a bang-up job of selling himself.\nAfter practicing his repelling from the Landmark Building in Stamford  Conn.  for the annual Lights and Heights Christmas event Sunday   Cashman  said Friday  he  had closed the doors on further interviews and was ready to make  his  recommendation to Yankees general partner Hal Steinbrenner from among Boone  Meulens  Carlos Beltran  Eric Wedge  Rob Thomson or Chris Woodward for the successor to Joe Girardi. In truth  he had already made up his mind it was Boone and once word leaked out of San Francisco early Friday night that Meulens was staying with the Giants  it was pretty much official.\nBased on sourced information from how all the interviews went down  Boone  Meulens and Beltran all made the strongest impressions on  Cashman  and  his  team of close advisors that included VP of Baseball Operations Tim Naehring  assistant GM Mike Fishman  and Senior VP Jean Afterman. Just the same  you had to immediately eliminate Beltran  if only because there was no way  Cashman  was going to take THAT big of a risk  turning the managerial reins over to someone fresh out of the player ranks. Of course  no one knows either if Boone or Meulens have any idea of how to handle a pitching staff  which is why  in retrospect   Cashman  made sure to retain the services of Larry Rothschild  recognized as one of the best pitching coaches in the business.\nBoone — Checked the three most important boxes with Cashman: A willingness to embrace analytics  communication skills with the players  and experience with handling the New York media. All of that made him an instant popular choice  but it didn’t hurt that he also came from a three generational major league family  in which his father  Bob  managed the Royals and the Reds.  Cashman  fancies  himself  as an “out-of-the-box” thinker and this was the ultimate bold “out-of-the-box” choice.\nBeltran — Impressed  Cashman  and  his  staff with the sheer force of  his  personality and knowledge of the game. If  he  hadn’t just retired and had spent perhaps just one year as a coach or minor league manager   he  might have been the favorite. As it is   he  will be with the Yankees in some capacity next year  either as a bench or hitting coach for Boone or a special assistant to  Cashman . Whatever  he  wants to do.\nEric Wedge — The only candidate with major league managing experience   Cashman  only interviewed  him  because other GMs  former and present  gave  him  high grades. But there was no way  Cashman  was going to go to Steinbrenner with a recommendation of a manager who had failed in two other places  Seattle and Cleveland  with seven losing seasons in 10 years. In addition   his  bland personality would have never gone over in New York.\nRob Thomson —  He  was only in the process out of loyalty to the Yankee organization — 28 years in various capacities  most importantly spring training coordinator the past few seasons. Ordinarily going from bench coach to manager would have been a natural ascension. The fact that it wasn’t — and Thomson was again thrown into the mix of candidates — told you he was never a serious candidate for the job. He now leaves the Yankees to go to the Phillies as their bench coach.\nChris Woodward — It’s not quite clear as to why the Dodger third base coach was one of the candidates other than perhaps  Cashman  wanted to talk to someone who was part of Dave Roberts’ staff in Los Angeles. Early on   he  had talked about wanting a “Dave Roberts-type ” someone who was into the analytics and had good communication skills  especially with young players. Whatever  it doesn’t appear as if Woodward  the former light-hitting utility infielder who spent a couple of seasons with the Mets and had never before interviewed for a manager’s job  knocked anyone’s socks off.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "New Strategic Concept will enhance NATO security capabilities: Rasmussen\n Rasmussen highlighted the importance of the reforms to enable NATO to face three main challenges in the future  namely the risk of instability spreading from weak states  the proliferation of ballistic missile technology  and threats to cyber-security.\n Weak states can have a \"direct impact\" on the alliance's security  Rasmussen told a two-day Young Atlanticist Summit  which opened here on Friday.\n As societies have become reliant on information technology  Rasmussen stressed the need for NATO to develop cyber security systems and to protect important infrastructure such as banking systems  air traffic control or government services.\n There is a \"clear\" threat from the outside  which requires NATO to develop capabilities to defend Europe against missile attack  said Rasmussen. \"Missile defense will bind the NATO allies closer together \" he added.\n The Lisbon summit will give NATO the chance to undertake the reforms needed for the 61-year-old organization to tackle these new challenges  said Rasmussen. NATO leaders are expected to agree on a new Strategic Concept to serve as the alliance's guiding document for the next decade.\n This new strategy \"will launch an alliance that will be more effective  more engaged  and more efficient \" Rasmussen said.\n Rasmussen said NATO and Russia should together create a \" security roof for the entire Euro-Atlantic area.\"",
            "output": [
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                "Rasmussen"
            ]
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            "input": "Sarah Huckabee Sanders  lied about baking a chocolate pecan pie for Thanksgiving. The White House press secretary further ruined the national holiday by humiliating the press corps by asking them why they are grateful. While none of this is true   attacking Sanders  personally has become the media’s latest and lowest method of attacking President Trump.\n“Piegate” started after  Sanders  shared a picture on Thursday of a chocolate pecan pie with the caption   “I dont cook much these days  but managed this Chocolate Pecan Pie for Thanksgiving at the family farm!” April Ryan  the American Urban Radio Networks correspondent and a CNN political analyst  tweeted at  Sanders  the next day: “Show it to us on a table.” She then added  “I am not trying to be funny but folks are already saying #piegate and #fakepie Show it to us on the table with folks eating it and a pic of you cooking it.” Ryan’s insinuation that  Sanders  used a stock photo launched a viral debate involving every nook and cranny of the crust and glazed pecan top of the pie.\n Sanders  responded to the second tweet with grace: “Don’t worry @AprilDRyan because I’m nice I’ll bake one for  you  next week ;-) #RealPie #FakeNews.”\nRyan’s fake news was so influential that other liberal media kept the rolling pin going. On Saturday  MSNBC’s Joy Reid  said she “cannot verify whether or not  Sanders  baked that pie.” Did anyone at MSNBC call the White House and ask? Fox News’s Todd Stearns did  and  Sanders  told him  “Of course I made the pie.” She added that  “I make it for every holiday family gathering and have for years.”\n Sanders  was also attacked for asking reporters  in a pre-Thanksgiving briefing  to state what they were thankful for before asking their questions.  Sanders  started by saying she was thankful for  among other things  the people in the room  her faith and family. Reporters almost all responded in kind  which gave the usually antagonistic briefing room a kinder atmosphere.\n Sanders  is a practicing Christian  who prays before she does the daily briefing  so one would think she would be given the benefit of the doubt in understanding this as a good-will effort to transcend partisanship.\nPiling on  his colleague Kathleen Parker said  Sanders ’s request was “candy-coating her usual condescension with faux fellowship.” Parker used the rest of her column to criticize every aspect of  Sanders ’s professional skills and recommended that she be replaced with — naturally — a journalist.\nThe Thanksgiving nastiness wasn’t even the lowest the media sank in its attacks on  Sanders .\nEarlier this month  Los Angeles Times writer David Horsey began his piece: “ Sarah Huckabee Sanders  does not look like the kind of woman Donald Trump would choose as  his  chief spokesperson.”  He  went on to say  she  “looks more like a slightly chunky soccer mom who organizes snacks for the kids’ games.”\nThe backlash to this piece  especially the reference to  Sanders ’s weight  was so swift that the Times deleted all of it from the column and added an apology from the author. This is not standard procedure in newspapers. The as-written text normally stays in the piece  unless factually incorrect. There’s no way the Times did this because it cares about Trump supporters. It cares about female readership. And we don’t like men judging our weight and appearance at work.\nThe media hostility toward  Sanders  really has nothing to do with her but stems from its barely concealed hatred for Trump. So they want a Trump spokesperson to perform badly. But  Sanders  is effective in the way she does not give an inch in defense of the president  while keeping her cool and appearing unfazed. That means she gives the media few sound bites to nourish liberal cable shows and late-night television. She ducks and dodges when needed  which is part of the job.\n Sanders  has thick skin and a strong faith. None of these personal attacks appear to get to her  no matter how low and mean. She knows her purpose is to defend and promote the policies of the president and the administration. At some point  the elite pundit class in the media will realize that in attacking  Sanders   they are the ones who end up looking bad.",
            "output": [
                "Sarah Huckabee Sanders"
            ]
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            "input": "When the three-pointers are falling and the good vibes are flowing   Otto Porter Jr.  celebrates  his  shots with a signature pose. As  he  jogs back on defense   Porter  leans forward  holding three fingers so close to the court  he  could pick up loose change.\nOn Friday night  the threes kept falling  the vibes were right  and  Porter  often did  his  thing in the Washington Wizards’ 121-103 win over the Houston Rockets.\n Porter  made the deep perimeter  his  home against the NBA’s leading three-point shooting team. In the first quarter  Porter’s three makes from beyond the arc matched the team total for the Rockets.  He  added three more in the fourth  getting an early rest as Washington turned a showdown with one of the top teams in the Western Conference into a blowout.\n Porter’s  seven three-pointers tied a career high and  he  finished with a game-high 26 points (on 9-for-16 shooting) to go with a team-high seven assists. Bradley Beal and Kelly Oubre Jr. added 21 points each  and John Wall finished with 17 and four assists but defined his game on the defensive end with five steals.",
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            "input": "Speaking at a memorial in Nanjing  Yu Zhengsheng  who heads a high profile but largely ceremonial advisory body to China’s parliament  said China and Japan were neighbours with deep historic ties.\nChina would deepen relations with all its neighbours  including Japan  on the basis of amity  sincerity and friendship   Yu  said  in comments carried live on China’s state television.\n“China and Japan must act on the basis of both their people’s basic interests  correctly grasp the broad direction of peaceful and friendly cooperation  take history as a mirror  face the future and pass on friendship down the generations ”  Yu  said.\nDoves to signify peace flew overhead after  Yu  finished speaking.",
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            "input": "Christopher Mays  told the station Jordan was inside “enjoying  himself ” for at least 30 minutes before police showed up.\n“[There was] a 3-month-old boy who’s not strapped in the car seat  upside down  [his] head is where it’s butt should be  feet up in the air ”  Mays  said. “God only knows how much longer an upside down infant has in a car seat.”\nMeanwhile  the strip club staff and the concerned customer helped the 3-year-old unlock the car from the inside  freeing the kids   Mays  said.\n“It’s devastating…it’s devastating that people can do that to children…it really opens your eyes to what goes on in this world  how nasty things can be ”  Mays  told WINK News.",
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            "input": "NEW YORK —  Taylor Swift 's upcoming album is already breaking records  and  it  isn't even out yet. Pre-orders for \"reputation\" have reached more than 400 000 units and  the album  has become Target's biggest music pre-sale of all-time.\nBig Machine Records told The Associated Press on Friday that pre-orders for \"reputation \" to be released Nov. 10  are double the number of pre-orders for  Swift 's \"1989\" album a week before its release in 2014.\nThe pre-order number includes purchases at iTunes  Target  Walmart  Amazon and  Swift 's website. Target also confirmed Friday that \"reputation\" is its largest music pre-sale ever.\n Swift  has released four songs from  her  sixth album so far  including \"Look What You Made Me Do\" and \"...Ready for It?\"\n Swift  will perform on \"Saturday Night Live\" in November. The performance will mark  her  first public appearance since announcing \"reputation.\" Tiffany Haddish will host.",
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            "input": "With the Nats and their latest new manager back in the news  longtime play-by-play voice  Charlie Slowes  had occasion this week to reminisce about the history of Nationals managers. Which led  him  to one of  his  favorite stories about a Nats manager  one I had never heard but immediately loved.\n“I guess he’d just got into his car  he’s listening to the radio or something ”  Slowes  went on. “And he rolls his window down — and he was still in full uniform! He goes  ‘I’ve got to be back so early tomorrow  why even bother changing?’\n“So my thought was — as he rolls his window up and he pulls away — he’s living in an apartment building in D.C. ”  Slowes  said. “And I’m just thinking  he’s got to go in the garage and go up to his apartment. He’s doing that in full uniform? If you lived in the apartment  you’d go  ‘Hey  who’s the guy in the Frank Robinson uniform?’ ”\n“I couldn’t believe that he did it  and to this day nobody else knows that story ”  Slowes  said. “I’ve told  it  to a couple people  but nobody else saw  it   so  it ’s not believable to anybody else.” But  Slowes  called  it  “one of my great memories” from  his  time with the Nats.\nMeanwhile   Slowes  — who also has a history with the Tampa Bay Rays — has known new skipper Dave Martinez for 20 years  and has spoken with him frequently about his desire to get a big league managerial job.\n“I’ve talked to him every year ”  Slowes  said. “I talked to him during the [Nats-Cubs] playoff series. Each year I’d see him back in Florida — because we live near each other — and he’s say  ‘I’m so ready  I’m ready to have my own team  I’m ready to manage  that’s what I want to do.’ So I knew that he interviewed when Matt Williams was hired; he was the runner-up. I knew he was considered after Matt Williams  but they decided to go with the experienced manager. I knew he interviewed for other jobs.”",
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            "input": "Eric Bolling's son was found dead on Friday  just hours after Fox News announced that it was parting ways with the former Fox News host.\nAuthorities have informed us there is no sign of self harm at this point. Autopsy will be next week. Please respect our grieving period. — Eric Bolling (@ericbolling) September 9  2017\n\"We are very saddened to hear of the passing of Eric Bolling’s son \" the statement said. \"Eric Chase was a wonderful young man and our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Bolling family.\"\nSo awful. My heart goes out to  Eric  and  his  family. Tragedy:  Eric Bolling  Son Dies   Mediaite [Link] — Don Lemon (@donlemon) September 9  2017\nThe younger Bolling's death came just hours after Fox News announced that it was parting ways with  Eric Bolling  a month after the Huffington Post first reported that  Bolling  send unsolicited lewd text messages to colleagues at Fox News and Fox Business Network.\n Bolling  denied the claims  and took legal action against the reporter who broke the story  Yashar Ali.",
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            "input": "Kellyanne Conway blasted  Hillary Clinton  for taking five days to come out with a statement about movie producer and Democratic mega-donor Harvey Weinstein following growing allegations that he'd been sexually assaulting women for years.\nFurther  said Conway   Clinton   as far as anyone knows  \"kept the dirty money that dirty Harvey has given her in her campaign.\"\nBut now  even if  Clinton  gives back the money  that would not make  her  look any better  said Conway.\n\"First of all  she  doesn't need to mollify me  but not be a hypocrite about women's empowerment \" Conway said. \" She  spent a month this time last year talking about an audio tape from 11 years earlier where a statement was made by the now president of the United States . . . what has  she  done privately in  her  private life?  She  is talking about  herself  and a campaign  she  lost on a book tour.  She  is not trying to help victims of sexual assault.\"\nConway invited Clinton to call  her  at the White House  if  she  wishes  to discuss the issue.\n\" She  knows the number \"  she  said. \" She  was the first lady for eight years and worked in a bipartisan fashion on sexual assault. We don't hear that from  her .\"",
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            "input": "LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - If  Walt Disney Co (DIS.N) buys some Twenty-First Century Fox (FOXA.O) businesses    it  could provide a quick path for the traditional media giant to create a substantial competitor to Netflix Inc (NFLX.O) in the battle for TV and movie viewers.\nFILE PHOTO: The Twenty-First Century Fox Studios flag flies over the company building in Los Angeles  California U.S. November 6  2017. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson /File Photo\nThe two companies reportedly held talks in recent weeks about a potential sale of  Fox’s FX  and National Geographic channels   its  movie studio and some other international assets to Disney  according to media reports. The discussions had stopped as of Monday but could restart  the reports said.\nInvestors who have driven Netflix shares to record highs this year were selling on Tuesday  sending the company’s stock down more than 2 percent. Disney and  Fox  shares rose roughly 1 percent each as analysts said a deal between the two media giants could benefit Disney’s planned streaming push.\nWith Fox  Disney in the future could yank  Fox  programming from Netflix and put shows like “The Simpsons” and movie franchises including “Avatar” alongside Disney classics such as “Beauty and the Beast” plus “Star Wars” and Marvel films.\nThat would leave a hole in Netflix.  Fox  made up 17 percent of Netflix’s top-rated shows by IMDb as of June  while Disney made up 7 percent  according to MoffettNathanson and YipitData.\n Disney and Fox  also each own roughly 25 percent of streaming service Hulu  which could serve as another platform for content.\nDisney   Fox  and Netflix had no comment.\n“That’s why  we  got into the originals business five years ago  anticipating it may be not as easy a conversation with studios and networks” to license their programming  Sarandos said.\nDisney will be starting its online service more than a decade after Netflix  which now boasts 109 million streaming customers around the world. Disney could expand its global reach if it acquires Fox TV channel Star India and the company’s stake in European pay TV provider Sky Plc (SKYB.L)  which already has made inroads in the streaming market.\nNeedham & Co analyst Laura Martin said Disney needs to buy a film library from Fox or another big company to compete directly with Netflix. “Disney’s libraries are very high quality  but they are very small ” Martin said. “They could not do it alone.”",
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            "input": "Kamila Shamsie  didn’t have to stretch to fit the plot to the times when  she  decided to adapt the Greek tragedy Antigone into a contemporary novel about terrorism.\nThe gripping novel explores how western responses to terrorism show the limits of our ideals and laws. In an interview over Skype   Shamsie  told me  her  initial imperative with the novel was to explore the question of citizenship  to delve into what it means to begin stripping people of citizenship for certain crimes.\n“Repeatedly people in [Theresa May’s] government have said  ‘citizenship is a privilege not a right ’”  Shamsie  said. “And that’s simply legally untrue  but increasingly they want to be able to take away citizenship for people who they think are unworthy. And they get to decide.”\n She  added: “It’s your own citizens and you’re saying that for all that we have our judicial system and prison system and probation and all of that  this is the one crime that we don’t know how to deal with  so we’re just going to leave you out of the country. It should be seen as a real failing of a state  to say that our judicial system is incapable of knowing how to respond to this criminal act.”\nAnd  as in the United States  the notion of terror is racialized and associated with Muslims (President Trump entertaining the idea of sending Sayfullo Saipov  the man who killed eight people when he drove a truck down a bike path in Manhattan on Halloween  to Guantánamo  is at this point to be expected.) While stripping citizenship might initially be justified only in terrorism cases   Shamsie  noted Theresa May’s attempts to revoke the passports of a group of British-Pakistani men convicted of sex crimes – “there’s no way of saying it’s not about Islamophobia and racism  because no one is making those suggestions about anyone who is white and committing similar crimes.”\nIn the narratives that she read of radicalization  of youth attempting to join ISIS   Shamsie  saw only demonization and one-dimensional narratives: “ It ’s almost an inevitability now. If you’re young  Muslim and male  and angry  then you’re going to strap a bomb onto yourself.” But she dug into research on ISIS propaganda and youth who were convinced by it  and found that the reality  for many teenage would-be fighters  was complex.\n“One of the things I was interested in was the lure being something other than violence  and all the other ways that this world that we know to be nihilistic and brutal could also be seductive ”  Shamsie  said.\n“There is this link between masculinity and violence that should be inescapable  it should be part of every conversation on violence ” said  Shamsie . “Instead we compartmentalize violence: There’s the violence of gun shooters in America  there’s the violence of suicide bombers in Iraq  there’s domestic violence everywhere  there are men in Pakistan who are committing honor killings — and we don’t draw the line between all of them and say what is it with men  what is it with masculinity  what is it that young men do to prove to themselves or to someone else that they are a man in the right kind of way?”\nAll of these complexities are missing from most media narratives of radicalization  and so also is the possibility of empathy   Shamsie  believes. In  her  research   she  found little compassion for the families whose children had gone to Syria  “families facing the most horrendous thing — your child or your sibling who is very young or very stupid or angry — has gone to a place from where you know they will probably never return. And these families are treated as though they are guilty  rather than as if they are mourning.”\nThe novel gave  Shamsie  the space to create that empathy.",
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                "Kamila Shamsie"
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            "input": "Dr. Samadi: What to do if your sex drive is stuck in low gear\nDr. Samadi: 12 early signs of cancer men should never ignore\nDr. Samadi: Know the difference between BPH and prostate cancer\n Dr. Samadi  is a board-certified urologic oncologist trained in open and traditional and laparoscopic surgery and is an expert in robotic prostate surgery.  He  is chairman of urology  chief of robotic surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital.  He  is a medical contributor for the Fox News Channel's Medical A-Team. Follow  Dr. Samadi  on Twitter  Instagram  Pintrest  SamadiMD.com  davidsamadiwiki  davidsamadibio and Facebook.",
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            "input": "If there was a Trump-versus-Clinton race , where would Romney stand ? \nIt was a high bar , but Mitt Romney met the challenge . \nBut not Romney . \nRomney literally spoke of Trump as \"twisted .\" \nBut Mitt Romney did not say he would refuse to vote for Trump as the Republican nominee in the fall . \nRomney dominated the discussion following the Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses that saw Donald Trump dramatically advance his candidacy for the nomination of the party that made Romney its standard-bearer four years ago . \nBut Romney has also ripped Clinton and said she \"must not become president .\" \nCynics will argue that Romney simply wants to set himself up as that alternative . \nRomney fails to endorse an alternative to Trump . \nBut not Romney . \nNext to nothing , because Mitt Romney 's speech did not answer what now quite likely will be the essential question for Republicans in the 2016 cycle : Will those who oppose Trump as a candidate for the party nomination oppose Trump as the nominee of the party ? \nAs Romney prepared to speak , commentators announced that \"the Mitt is about to hit the fan .\" \nThe political and media elites , who have always taken Romney more seriously than the American electorate has , did everything they could to pump up the hot-air balloon , and then Romney popped it . \nBut if we take Romney at his word that his speech Thursday was not an announcement of candidacy -- as the pick of a brokered convention or as an independent \"Lincoln Republican\" alternative in November -- then what are we left with ? \nRomney offered credible criticism of Trump . \nRomney has ripped Trump and said that he should not be the Republican nominee . \nRomney tells us that Trump is \"a phony and fraud\" and : \"His domestic policies would lead to recession . \nRomney called Trump 's approach to foreign policy \"recklessness in the extreme\" and declared that Trump \"lacks the temperament to be president .\"",
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            "input": "Tom Crean  was seated in the back of the cafeteria with classic rock playing from the speakers as  he  huddled with  his  notes and film on  his  laptop to prepare for Tuesday night’s game between Oklahoma and Kansas.\n Crean   the former Marquette and Indiana head coach  is out of coaching for the first time since  he  entered the profession  but  he  is as attached to the game as ever.  Crean  said  he  is learning a fresh perspective as an ESPN analyst  and  he  has received credit for offering keen insight during games.\n Crean  was fired in March 2017 after  his  ninth season at Indiana  which ended with an 18-16 record.  His  Hoosiers teams made three Sweet 16 appearances in the NCAA tournament but couldn’t advance further.\nNow   Crean  spends  his  time at  his  home in Florida  where  his  son Riley — a 35th-round draft pick of the White Sox — is playing at IMG Academy and will be eligible for the baseball draft again in June.  Crean  had time to help  his  older daughter move to California and rarely misses  his  younger daughter’s volleyball games.  He  runs into fellow Florida resident Dick Vitale  who “pumps me up.”\nAnd of course  Crean  is still on the road  soaking in college basketball from the media side.\n His  former Hoosiers team  now coached by Archie Miller  plays at Illinois on Wednesday.\nHere’s what  Crean  told the Tribune in a phone interview about a year of transitions and when  he  would like to get back to coaching:",
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            "input": "Senator Kirsten Gillibrand  (D-N.Y.) appeared to change  her  tone completely Monday when challenged by Meghan McCain to express the same outrage against former President Bill Clinton as she had been displaying against President Trump.\n“I’ve not heard that from any Republicans  and they won’t hold him accountable ”  Gillibrand  told Joy Behar on “The View.”\nWhen Behar asked about Republican silence on the issue   Gillibrand  continued  “it shouldn’t be a partisan issue. We should be having a very different conversation about President Trump  and we should be holding him accountable  and we should be having hearings  and giving a space and voice for these women who so bravely have come forward  but President Trump has tried to silence all of them  tried to demean them  tried to dismiss them.”\n“As you you know  these things have to be dealt with  whether you’re a Democrat  whether you’re a Republican  you need transparency and accountability ”  Gillibrand  answered  “and no one is above criticism.”\n“But in that case ”  she  added  “I don’t know all the details.”\n“I think this moment of time that we’re in is very different ”  Gillibrand  explained.\nHere’s the entire segment with  Senator Gillibrand :",
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            "input": "year - old Charle - feigh   dropped her daughter off with perfectly coiffed hair on the first day of kindergarten . But   as  Markeisha ' s  Facebook pic shows   Charle - feigh didn ' t come home that day with the same hairdo . Charle - feigh apparently decided to alter the special ' do herself at school and returned home   let ' s say   looking a bit different .  Markeisha  says  she  \" lost it all \" when  she  saw  her  daughter ' s hair   but  she  appreciated everyone ' s interest after  she  posted the before and after pics .  Markeisha  wrote in the comments   \" Thanks everyone !  She  is really a joy ! I was upset   true ! But me and my baby laughed together at  her  hair redo !\"",
            "output": [
                "Markeisha"
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            "input": "Ai Weiwei ' s latest exhibition in New York   titled \" Good Fences Make Good Neighbors  \" can be spotted in areas throughout the five boroughs to bring attention of the refugees across the world   The New York Times reported . Ai   a renowned Chinese artist and human rights activist   created the pieces that are presented by the Public Art Fund   according to its website . The pieces   which went up Thursday   will remain on display throughout the city until Feb . 11 . \" Inspired by the international migration crisis and current global geopolitical landscape   the exhibition transforms the security fence into a powerful social and artistic symbol with interventions across the city  \" said a statement on the Public Arts Fund site . Some of the places the images   that often includes bars and various designs   can be found are the Doris C . Freedman Plaza at Central Park   the Washington Square Arch in Greenwich Village   and the Unisphere at Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens . The fund said the images are joined by site - specific interventions on top of and in between private buildings located at 48 East 7th Street   189 Chrystie Street   248 Bowery   and The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art at Astor Place . The artwork also includes a series of new flagpole - mounted works for the New York City Economic Development Corporation - managed Essex Street Market   and sculptural interventions around 10 JCDecaux bus shelters in partnership with the New York City Department of Transportation . \" Like his hero Duchamp   Mr . Ai has wholly erased any border between his art and his life — and there are some emergencies   among them the displacement of more human beings than any time since World War II   that this artist can only address with bluntness  \"  New York Times art critic Jason Farago    wrote Thursday . \" Step back   though   and look at the project in aggregate   and ' Good Fences Make Good Neighbors ' displays all the confidence and moral passion of his most important later projects  \"  Farago  continued . The Public Arts Fund statement said that Ai has traveled with refugee camps around the world to gain inspiration for his project . \" Ai Weiwei is unique in having combined the roles of preeminent contemporary artist   political dissident   and human rights activist in such a prominent and powerful way  \" Nicholas Baume   the Public Art Fund ' s director and chief curator   said in its statement . \" In many ways   ' Good Fences Make Good Neighbors ' is the culmination of his work to date . It grows out of his personal experience of ' otherness  ' his distinguished practice as both artist and architect   as well as his intensive research on the international refugee crisis and global rise of nationalism .\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Activist investor Natasha Lamb  managing partner for  Arjuna Capital   is once again calling on Google to share information on if it pays women equally to men.\nLamb has reason to be curious.  Arjuna  has been attempting to work with Google's parent company Alphabet on this issue for a couple of years now.\n Arjuna  was willing to give  its  stamp of approval for that limited comparison  in the hopes that the company would eventually share an analysis of all of it. But then Alphabet changed its mind on cooperating  the board opposed the proposal and has been refusing to talk with her about the matter ever since  she says.\nHowever  a Google spokesperson tells Business Insider that the company has actually done all that Lamb wanted and that its comparisons do include salary  bonuses and stock. \"We've provided the number they [ Arjuna ] requested  just like some other companies have  and we've provided details of our methodology here. This analysis includes stock.\"\n Arjuna  has worked on shareholder proposals with seven other tech companies  all of which eventually agreed to release the asked-for gender pay comparison metrics: eBay  Intel  Apple  Amazon  Expedia  Microsoft and Adobe.\nThe only other company besides Google that refused her requests to share this data was Facebook  which has also spurned  Arjuna's shareholder proposal on the matter .\nTo be fair  shareholder proposals are almost always opposed by companies. If the board agrees with them  the company simply makes the asked-for change  and  the proposal  is dropped ahead of time. If the board opposes them  they virtually never pass.\nIn addition to pushing tech companies   Arjuna  has also been targeting the investment banking industry to release  its  gender pay data as well.",
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                "Arjuna"
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            "input": "If you have a pulse and own a stock  you probably have seen  Peter Tuchman’s  face. But a household name  he  ain’t.\n Tuchman ’s histrionics play out on the stage of the New York Stock Exchange  where the 60-year-old trader — “I’ve been 55 for five years” — is known as the most photographed person at the NYSE.\n Tuchman  is the money set’s Rorschach test.  His  facial expressions mirror the aspirations and disappointments of investors the world over: Anguish. Anticipation. Desperation. Triumph.\nYou can spot  him  on CNBC roaming around in the background  the white-haired  blue-jacketed trader  personal computer in hand.  He  is all over the Internet and news sites as the background prop to a thousand stock market stories.\n Tuchman  got  his  volatility fix this past week. The Dow Jones industrial average bounced like flubber over six sessions  tossing around trillions of dollars in wealth. We talked to  him  by phone while  he  patrolled the floor of the NYSE. The conversation was edited for length and clarity.\n“My face describes emotion  excitement or distraught madness. And it’s 100 percent genuine ” Peter Tuchman says. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)\n“I have never owned a share of stock in my life ” Peter Tuchman says. “I do not eat my own cooking.” (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)\n“I’m a survivor. I’ve been very resistant to the technology  forced to reinvent myself multiple times in my career on Wall Street ”  Peter Tuchman  says. (Richard Drew/AP)\n“The floor of NYSE is the greatest office on Earth. It has energy  people ”  Peter Tuchman  says. “These are hallowed floors. It’s 120 years old  and every president  every head of state  celebrities have walked this floor.” (Bryan R. Smith/AFP/Getty Images)",
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            ]
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            "input": "Officer Tyler Beck shot and killed Scout Schultz  a computer engineering student  after police at the Atlanta school received a 911 call about a “suspicious person on campus.” The caller described the suspect as an intoxicated white male with long blonde hair and blue jeans who was wielding a knife — and possibly a gun.\nIn an interview  Stewart said  Beck  “had only been on the force a little over a year ” and had no law enforcement experience before that.  He  said  Beck  had not received well-regarded Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training to deal with suicidal or mentally fragile suspects.\n“It would seem that you would make sure at least campus police officers have all of the mental health training possible  (training) that’s easily available ”  he  said.\nActually  he said  one of  Beck ’s colleagues “did a good job of talking with Scout ” and the other cops were likely surprised that  Beck  discharged  his  weapon.\nGeorgia Tech has said  Beck  is on paid leave pending the outcome of an investigation into the shooting. In response to a query about  Beck 's training  the school referred USA TODAY to a series of statements on the shooting that did not specifically address training.\nRyan Powell  spokesman for the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council  which coordinates police training statewide  said  Beck  graduated last year from a basic law enforcement course mandated for all Georgia police officers.\nBut  Beck  didn’t take part in the more extensive  40-hour CIT course that since 2004 has trained nearly 11 000 law enforcement officers statewide. The course is recommended for 20% of all officers throughout Georgia.\nHe said video of the shooting suggested that the training benefited  Beck ’s colleagues  who calmed Schultz down during the confrontation and used the student’s first name. “Those officers were saying exactly what the CIT trainers are trained to say ” Powell said. “They were saying things like  ‘Hey  Scout  we aren’t here to hurt you — please put down the weapon.’”\nHe couldn’t be sure that  Beck ’s colleagues were trained in CIT  but said a CIT official who had seen video of the confrontation told him  “Those guys were saying exactly what we train them to say.”\nPowell hesitated to second-guess  Beck ’s actions  noting that the standard for using deadly force amounts to this: If an officer is in fear of great bodily harm or death — to himself or others — he’s justified in shooting.",
            "output": [
                "Tyler Beck"
            ]
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            "input": "Comedian Larry David and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders are more than just look-alikes : it turns out they 're distant cousins . \nHe added : \"People say to me , you know , they talk about Larry David , and they say he does a better Bernie Sanders than I do .\" \nBernie Sanders , right , appears alongside Larry David , who has impersonated him , on Saturday Night Live .",
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            "input": "But when  Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt) and Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.)  arrived  there were no waving signs.  They  were there to kick off the push for universal health care  with legislation queued up for September  and no expectation that the Republican-controlled Congress would pass it.\n“Every major country in the world   they ’ve already got it ” said Conyers.\n“More and more people agree with us ” said  Sanders .\nAs Washington prepares for a month of spending deadlines  and as Republicans and business groups try to shift the conversation to tax reform   Sanders  is trying to drive a discussion about single-payer health care — a debate that  he  admits would last for years before any legislative action.\nThe campaign will put the Senate’s only democratic socialist in a unique position. Republicans have already begun attacking Democrats over “government-run health care ” daring them to endorse  Sanders ’s plan. On the left  activists inspired by  Sanders ’s 2016 presidential bid intend to browbeat Democrats who don’t back  Sanders ’s and Conyers’s legislation.\n[Centrist Democrats begin pushing back against  Bernie Sanders   liberal wing]\nIn an interview after  his  three-state Midwestern tour   Sanders  said  he  was formulating an “inside/outside strategy ” attracting as much support as possible from  his  colleagues while expecting most of them to recoil. It would be up to activists to make single-payer politically possible for the holdouts.\nIn the meantime  as the chair of the Senate Democrats’ political outreach   he  would continue to support colleagues in tough races  even if they rejected  his  bill.\nRepublicans  looking hungrily at a 2018 Senate map where 10 incumbent Democrats will compete in states won by Trump  were hoping for a litmus test. But in just two states  West Virginia and North Dakota  are incumbents being challenged by progressives in primaries. Neither challenger is being backed by  Sanders .\nStill  as  Sanders  wove through Indiana  Ohio and Michigan  local conservatives mocked those states’ Democratic senators  even those who didn’t appear with  Sanders .\nWhen  Sanders  stumped in Ohio’s Scioto County  one of the places that had seen a tight presidential race in 2012 but delivered a landslide for Donald Trump in 2016  Ohio Republican Party chair Jane Timken pointed out that Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) had frequently supported the idea of single-payer health care. (Brown did not appear at the event  though former governor Ted Strickland sat in the front row.)\n“The only place Bernie Sanders’ socialist sales pitch will be welcomed today is in Senator Sherrod Brown’s office ” said Timken in a statement. “Scioto County voters rejected socialized health care and the job destroying economic policies of Sanders and Brown last year by overwhelmingly electing President Trump.”\n“People are saying ‘the ACA did some good things  and the Republicans wanted to throw 22 million people off of it ’”  Sanders  said. “That’s an absurd idea to most people.”\nBut single-payer was not going to start with clear partisan support.  Sanders  intends to release a single-payer bill in the Senate  a companion to Conyers’s House Resolution 676  in the weeks after Labor Day.\n[In a swing district  a Democrat runs on (eventual) single-payer health care] \nSanders  does not expect a majority of  his  Senate colleagues to endorse it  as a majority of House Democrats had in backing Conyers’s bill. And  he  admits it would take work  perhaps years of it  to reframe single-payer health care as an aggregate cost-saver  instead of an expensive entitlement in any debate.",
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            "input": "A Taliban-linked faction has freed American  Caitlan Coleman  and  her  Canadian husband  Joshua Boyle  who were abducted more than five years ago in Afghanistan and had three children in captivity. (Joyce Lee/The Washington Post)\nIt must have felt like such an exciting time:  Caitlan Coleman  and  her  husband  Joshua Boyle  were embarking on a six-month adventure through Central Asia.\nBut their exuberant trip ended in a nightmare: In the fall of 2012  they were kidnapped by Taliban fighters. Over the next five years  relatives and friends could do little but pray for the couple's well-being. Hope came in the form of short video clips released by the captors. It was through that footage that the couple's families got to glimpse  Coleman  and Boyle's three children  born in captivity.\nHere's a look at how  Coleman  and Boyle's ordeal unfolded:\nJuly 4  2012: Shortly before she hopped on a plane   Coleman  sent an email to her friends. “Our flight leaves at 4 p.m. \" she wrote. “Only God knows exactly where it will lead or what all can be accomplished  seen  experienced or learned while we travel. So we put ourselves in His hands.”\nColeman and Boyle planned to spend several months hiking through Tajikistan  Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan  the “safe ’stans ”  Coleman  told  her  parents.  She  promised that  she  wouldn't go to Afghanistan  though Boyle was fascinated by the country.  Coleman  and Boyle had another secret  too —  Coleman  was pregnant.\nSeptember 2012:  Coleman  emailed with friends every several weeks. In one missive   she  wrote:\n Caitlan Coleman  and Joshua Boyle in an undated photo. (Coleman Family/AP)\nOct. 8  2012: Boyle sent an email to  Coleman 's parents  saying they were in an “unsafe” part of Afghanistan. The next day  the couple made their final withdrawal from their bank account. Soon after  they were abducted in Afghanistan's Wardak province  a Taliban stronghold southwest of the capital. Officials believe they were eventually moved to Pakistan.\nJune 4  2014: Coleman's family released the two videos it received in 2013 of the couple with their children. As The Washington Post reported at the time: “The videos offer the first and only clues about what happened to  Caitlan Coleman  and Joshua Boyle after  they  lost touch with  their  families 20 months ago while traveling in a mountainous region near the capital  Kabul.”\nThe video clips were emailed to  Coleman 's father in July and September by an Afghan man who said he had ties to the Taliban. In one  Coleman — her head covered — appeals to “my president  Barack Obama” for help. “I would ask that my family and my government do everything that they can to bring my husband  child and I to safety and freedom ”  Coleman   then 28  says.\nNovember 2015:  Coleman 's family received a letter stating that she has given birth to a second child in captivity. “I pray to hear from you again  to hear how everybody is doing ” the letter said.\nJanuary 2016: Canadian officials brokered a deal to free Colin Rutherford  another Canadian held captive by militants  along with  Coleman  and Boyle. Rutherford was freed  but the couple and their children remained in custody.\nThis image from video provided by the  Coleman  family shows Caitlan Coleman and Joshua Boyle. The videos offered the first clue about what happened to  Coleman  and Boyle after they lost touch with their family. ( Coleman  family/AP)\nJune 2016:  Coleman 's family sent a videotaped message to the Taliban during the holy month of Ramadan  thanking the militant group for keeping their daughter alive and pleading for her safe return. “We desperately want to be with and hold our daughter and grandsons ” James Coleman said in the video. “As a man  father and now grandfather  I am asking you to show mercy and release my daughter  her husband and their beautiful children.”\nDecember 2016: The Taliban released a fourth video of the family. “We have waited since 2012 for someone to understand our problems  the Kafkaesque nightmare in which we find ourselves ”  Coleman  says in the video. “My children have seen their mother defiled. We ask  in our collective 14th year of prison  that the governments on both sides reach some agreement to allow us freedom.”",
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            "input": "TORONTO (Reuters) - The death of Tragically Hip frontman  Gord Downie   a music superstar beloved for songs about culture  small towns and hockey  triggered an outpouring of tributes and grief across Canada on Wednesday.\nWeeping openly  Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters that he had drawn strength and inspiration from the nation’s best known songwriter. At his final concert in August 2016  televised nationally  Trudeau had joined  Downie  on stage in tribute.\n“We are less of a country without  Gord Downie  in it ” Trudeau said in Parliament.\n Downie  was known for  his  frenetic stage presence and telling long stories in the middle of songs. Formed in the 1980s with roots in blues and rock  the Tragically Hip found radio popularity on both classic and alternative rock stations.\nThe Hip  as it was widely known  held an emotional farewell tour last year after  Downie ’s cancer was revealed  with the band’s last hometown show in Kingston  Ontario  billed as a national celebration.\nA book of condolence is pictured at a makeshift memorial for the late Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie in Kingston  Ontario  Canada October 18  2017. REUTERS/Chris Wattie\nOn Wednesday  radio stations played Tragically Hip songs as news of his death spread across the country  and tributes poured in on social media as Canadians remembered their encounters with  Downie .\nThe National Hockey League Players’ Association tweeted thanks to  Downie   saying  his  music was “the soundtrack of car rides to practices  bus trips to tournaments  and dressing rooms across Canada. Hockey was part of you and you will always be part of hockey.”\nPerry Bellegarde  national chief of the Assembly of First Nations  tweeted prayers for  Downie ’s family  adding that “our hearts break on news of the passing of ... an ally and friend.”\n Downie  had become an outspoken supporter of Canada’s indigenous people  penning songs about the painful legacy of colonialism and urging Canadians toward reconciliation.\nIn their statement   Downie ’s family said the singer had spent his last days making music and memories with family and friends.\n“Thank you everyone for all the respect  admiration and love you have given  Gord  throughout the years - those tender offerings touched  his  heart and  he  takes them with  him  now as  he  walks among the stars ” the statement said.",
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            "input": "Speaking with Variety  Streisand said that the two Coton de Tulear dogs  named Miss Violet and Miss Scarlett  are actually clones of a dog that passed away last year  Samantha.\n“They have different personalities ” Streisand told Variety. “I’m waiting for them to get older so I can see if they have her [ Samantha ’s] brown eyes and seriousness.”\nBefore  Samantha  passed on  Babs had cells taken from the dog's mouth and stomach for replicating purposes.\nStreisand  75  also has a third dog  Miss Fanny  who is a distant cousin of Samantha  making it one big happy family.",
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            "input": "Unpopular observation: reducing the limit on 401k contributions is massively progressive.  [Link] â Richard H Thaler (@R_Thaler)  October 26  2017\nWhen  Thaler  was asked on Twitter whether a $2 400 limit to pretax savings would indicate the government was endorsing that amount as adequate for retirement savings   he  said other options  such as a 10% deferral  could offset that.\n\"No reason to subsidize saving by the rich  \" Thaler  said.\nMaybe  but many other solutions. Just set the default at 10% for example. No reason to subsidize saving by the rich. â Richard H Thaler (@R_Thaler) October 26  2017\n Thaler  was not immediately available for comment.",
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            "input": "Tom Petty  wrote dozens of classic songs (“Free Fallin ” “American Girl ” “Refugee ” and on and on). Here are a few deeper cuts that endure:\n“Fooled Again (I Don’t Like It) ” from “ Tom Petty  and the Heartbreakers” (1976): The eeriest  nastiest track on the band’s debut.\n Watch Tom Petty  and the Heartbreakers rip through \"Fooled Again (I Don't Like It).\"  Watch Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers  rip through \"Fooled Again (I Don't Like It).\" SEE MORE VIDEOS\n“I Need to Know ” from “You’re Gonna Get It” (1978):  Petty  was initially pegged as a new-wave artist by tastemakers who didn’t know what to make of  him   and this song embodies the fast  terse  almost slapdash urgency of the form with the guitar interplay of Petty and Mike Campbell.\n Watch Tom Petty  and the Heartbreakers tear up \"I Need to Know\" in 1978.  Watch Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers  tear up \"I Need to Know\" in 1978. SEE MORE VIDEOS\n“Louisiana Rain ” from “Damn the Torpedoes” (1979): This sounds like a battered  bruised  bluesy outtake from the Rolling Stones’ “Beggars Banquet” with  Petty  channeling Keith Richards.\nListen to  \"Louisiana Rain\" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . Listen to  \"Louisiana Rain\" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . SEE MORE VIDEOS\nWatch the original 1981 video for \"A Woman in Love (But It's Not Me) \" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . Watch the original 1981 video for \"A Woman in Love (But It's Not Me) \" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . SEE MORE VIDEOS\nListen to  \"The Best of Everything\" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . Listen to  \"The Best of Everything\" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . SEE MORE VIDEOS\nWatch  Tom Petty  and the Heartbreakers perform \"Love is a Long Road\" from a 2003 episode of \"Soundstage.\" Watch  Tom Petty  and the Heartbreakers perform \"Love is a Long Road\" from a 2003 episode of \"Soundstage.\" SEE MORE VIDEOS\n“Don’t Fade on Me ” from “Wildflowers” (1994): One of Petty’s best and most underrated albums with Rick Rubin production  coming off recent work with Johnny Cash  focused on intimacy and stripped-down production.  Petty  has never sounded more vulnerable than  he  does on this acoustic track.\nListen to \"Don't Fade on Me\" from  Tom Petty 's 1994 solo album  \"Wildflowers.\" Listen to \"Don't Fade on Me\" from  Tom Petty 's 1994 solo album  \"Wildflowers.\" SEE MORE VIDEOS\nListen to \"Come on Down to My House \" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . Listen to \"Come on Down to My House \" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . SEE MORE VIDEOS\n“Ways to Be Wicked ” from “Playback” boxed set (1995): An outtake handed to Maria McKee and Lone Justice for the band’s stellar 1985 country-punk debut album.  Petty’s  caustic version brims with sex  wickedness and hurt.\nListen to  \"Ways to be Wicked\" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . Listen to  \"Ways to be Wicked\" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . SEE MORE VIDEOS\nWatch  the official music video for \"Swingin'\" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . Watch  the official music video for \"Swingin'\" from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers . SEE MORE VIDEOS",
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            "input": "Boston’s ABC affiliate WCVB TV was forced to withstand the slings and arrows of sports fans after using a stock photo of the recently deceased convicted murderer  Aaron Hernandez   to illustrate a story on the team’s big playoffs win last weekend.\nAs the Patriots wrapped up their battle to win yet another opportunity to play at the Super Bowl  WCVB posted a tweet celebrating the team’s win. However  the tweet featured a photo of  Aaron Hernandez   who was convicted of murder  committed suicide  and hasn’t played football since 2012.\nFor its part  the station tweeted out an explanation saying that someone just grabbed a stock photo of the Patriots and it was just an unfortunate coincidence that it was a photo of  Hernandez .\nA news service that provides WCVB some digital content accidentally posted a pic of  Aaron Hernandez  in connection w/Pats AFC champ win on our social media. It's embarrassing & unacceptable. We apologize & are working w/team to correct so something like this never happens again. — WCVB-TV Boston (@WCVB) January 22  2018",
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            "input": "The documents from the Makeyev Rocket Design Bureau include marketing brochures for an array of top-of-the-line Soviet missiles that were able to deliver nuclear warheads to U.S. cities. Initially designed for the Soviet navy’s nuclear submarines  some of the models offered for sale could be launched from a large boat  a submerged barge  or a capsule dropped into the ocean  negating the need for a modern submarine fleet.\n“The missile could be floated and ignited without any need for a launch platform ” recalled Kyle Gillman  the former executive vice president of the U.S.-Russian joint venture known as Sea Launch Investors. Gillman  who negotiated the business agreement with Russia’s Makeyev scientists  reviewed and authenticated the documents obtained by The Washington Post.\nThe evidence that the designs eventually ended up in North Korea is partly circumstantial. In late 1992  with  the U.S.-Russian project flagging  more than 60 Russian missile scientists and family members from the Makeyev facility  were arrested at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo International Airport as  they  prepared to travel to Pyongyang to work as consultants. U.S.  Russian and South Korean intelligence officials later concluded that some of the scientists eventually succeeded in traveling to North Korea to offer blueprints and technical advice for the country’s missiles program.\nBut U.S. analysts see more ­persuasive evidence in the actual missiles that North Korea has put on display over the past two years. In the most striking case  the ­Hwasong-10  or Musudan  a ­single-stage missile successfully tested by North Korea in June 2016  appears to use the same engine and many design features as the Soviet Union’s R-27 Zyb  a submarine-launched ballistic missile designed by Makeyev scientists and advertised in one of the brochures obtained by The Post.\nThe Americans who founded Sea Launch Investors in 1992 believed that their project could help prevent the poaching of Russian weapons experts by terrorists and rogue states  at least from the community of rocket scientists at  the Makeyev Rocket Design Bureau   the premier Soviet manufacturer of submarine-launched ballistic missiles headquartered in Miass  a small city in Russia’s southern Ural mountains.\nIn May of that year  a Protocol of Intent agreement was signed by retired Adm. Thomas Moorer  a former Joint Chiefs chairman and head of the American team  and retired Russian Adm. Fyodor Novoselov  a former deputy fleet commander for shipbuilding and armaments. The joint venture ­acquired exclusive rights to  Makeyev ’s inventory of submarine-launched ballistic missiles  and then developed marketing materials that showcased a line of products that could be converted for use in commercial ventures. These included a missile known as the R-27 Zyb — or “Ripple” — the squat  blunt-nosed workhorse of the Soviet Union’s Yankee-1 Class submarine fleet  along with larger  more powerful missiles such as the 50-foot-tall R-29 Shtil — or “Calm” — and the newer  solid-fueled R-39 Rif. The latter two were true intercontinental ballistic missiles with a range of more than 5 000 miles.\nAs the months passed   Makeyev’s managers  became increasingly frustrated as  their  American partners ran into a series of obstacles  including reservations about whether the joint venture was permissible under U.S.-Russian arms-control agreements. In April 1993  Gen. Colin L. Powell  then the Joint Chiefs chairman  informed Sea Launch Investors that the project could not proceed without a government review and a formal waiver of the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty. No waiver was granted  and by the spring of 1995  it was clear that the company was at a dead end.\nBy then  some of the Makeyev drawings and blueprints had apparently gone out the door. The Russian scientists arrested at the Moscow airport acknowledged to investigators that they had been recruited as a group to assist North Korea in building rockets  ostensibly as space boosters for satellites. In “The Dead Hand ” David E. Hoffman’s Pulitzer Prize-winning history of the last years of the Cold War  a Russian security official describes how the North Koreans systematically chose experts from across  Makeyev ’s entire production line  from fuels specialists to engineers who designed the nose cone and payload chamber. The salary offer  $1 200 a month  was 200 times as much as some of the scientists were earning at home.\nOther attempts would follow. U.S. and South Korean intelligence officials have confirmed that  Makeyev  scientists eventually did land jobs as consultants for the North Koreans  and technical drawings were passed to Pyongyang  either directly or through intermediaries.\nSome of  Makeyev ’s missile secrets appear to have left Russia before the joint-venture effort officially disbanded. Still  years later  the company’s former executive vice president remains convinced that most  if not all  could have been kept locked away if Western governments had acted quickly.\nThe missile was dubbed the Hwasong-10  or Musudan. But experts noted striking similarities to the R-27 Zyb  or Ripple  manufactured by  the Makeyev Rocket Design Bureau . Two months later  on Aug. 24  2016  North Korea successfully tested the Pukguksong-1  a submarine-launched missile that also incorporates some features from the Zyb. Both models are “generally regarded as derived from the designs of the Makeyev Bureau’s R-27 ” said Joshua Pollack  an analyst at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies in Monterey  Calif.\n“I have to assume that Makeyev pitched part  if not all  of these concepts and proposals to other interested investors  including the North Koreans ” said Michael Elleman  a former missiles scientist and a senior fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies  a British think tank.",
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            "input": "LONDON (AP) — A British judge is set to decide Tuesday whether to quash or uphold an arrest warrant for  WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange  who has spent more than five years evading the law inside Ecuador's London embassy .\n Assange 's lawyers argue that it's no longer in the public interest to arrest him for jumping bail in 2012 and seeking shelter in the embassy to avoid extradition to Sweden  where prosecutors were investigating allegations of sexual assault and rape made by two women. He denied the allegations.\nSwedish prosecutors dropped their investigation last year  saying there was no prospect of bringing  Assange  to Sweden in the foreseeable future. But the British warrant for violating bail conditions still stands  and  Assange  faces arrest if  he  leaves the embassy.\n Assange 's lawyers asked for the warrant to be withdrawn since Sweden no longer wants  him  extradited  but  the judge  rejected their request last week.\n Assange 's attorney went on to argue that arresting  him  is no longer proportionate or in the public interest. Lawyer Mark Summers said that the 5½ years  Assange  has spent inside the embassy were \"adequate  if not severe\" punishment for his actions  and cited a report by a U.N. committee which said the 46-year-old was being arbitrarily detained.\nHe said the fact remained that  Assange  had chosen to enter the embassy to avoid arrest \nEven if the judge lifts the British arrest warrant   Assange 's legal problems may not be over. He suspects there is a secret U.S. grand jury indictment against him for WikiLeaks' publication of classified documents  and that American authorities will seek his extradition",
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            "input": "Study author David Kaufman  director of Boston University's Slone Epidemiology Center   noted that ibuprofen and other NSAIDs are among \"the most-used medicines in the U.S.\n\"[But] most NSAID use is over-the-counter \"  he  added  \"with users deciding what to take without involvement by health care providers.\"\n Kaufman  downplayed the notion that users might be popping too many NSAIDs to avoid using addictive opioid painkillers.\n\"My guess \"  he  said  \"is that while avoidance of opioids may influence prescribing decisions by doctors  it may not affect consumer behavior very much.\"\nInstead   Kaufman  believes some consumers may simply decide to take an excessive number of pills — regardless of label instructions. But that behavior is \"potentially modifiable with better education of users \" he added.",
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            "input": "Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-Va.)  described incidents of sexual harassment in Congress at a House Administration Committee hearing on Nov. 14  including one perpetrated by an unnamed \"member who is here now \"  she  said. (House Administration Committee)\n Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-Va.)  described incidents of sexual harassment in Congress at a House Administration Committee hearing on Nov. 14  including one perpetrated by an unnamed \"member who is here now \"  she  said. (House Administration Committee)\n“This is about a member  who is here now. I don’t know who it is  but somebody who I trust told me this situation ”  Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-Va.)  said at the hearing on sexual harassment.\nThe male member tricked a young female staffer into meeting him at his residence   Comstock  said. When the staffer arrived  he greeted  her  in a towel  then exposed himself   she  said. The staffer left the house and subsequently quit  her  Hill job   she  said.",
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            "input": "Mark Hurd is facing more fallout from his ouster five months ago as CEO of Hewlett-Packard Co.  the world's biggest personal computer and printer maker.\n The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating the circumstances of Hurd's forced resignation in August  a surprising exit that triggered an immediate $9 billion drop in HP's market value and involved allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate sharing of inside information.\n Hurd's five-year reign at HP  which was hailed by Wall Street but reviled by many HP employees because of deep job and cost cuts  came to an abrupt end after a former HP marketing contractor  Jodie Fisher  accused him of sexual harassment.\n HP's board said it didn't find evidence to support the harassment claim  but did find inaccuracies in Hurd's expense reports for his outings with Fisher  who helped organize and host HP networking events that Hurd attended.\n The Journal  citing anonymous sources  reported that the SEC's investigation is looking at the expense reports  as well as another of Fisher's allegations -- that Hurd told her in advance about HP's $13.9 billion acquisition of Electronic Data Systems in 2008 -- and the possibility that Hurd destroyed computer evidence related to the case.\n Hurd has argued that he didn't prepare his own expense reports  and that the omission of Fisher's name from some reports wasn't intentional.\n Fisher later appeared to recant her claim that Hurd disclosed sensitive information  saying in a letter when she and Hurd settled their case that there were \"many inaccuracies\" in her original story. Fisher received an undisclosed amount as part of the settlement.\nshe and Hurd settled their case that there were \"many inaccuracies\" in her original story. Fisher received an undisclosed amount as part of the settlement.\n On Monday a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press that the computer issue involved information the SEC requested concerning an HP computer that Hurd kept at home and had digitally cleaned before returning it to the company. This person said the cleaning was done to protect the privacy of Hurd's family  which used the computer for things such as photos and music. The person requested anonymity because of not being authorized to speak publicly about the matter.\n One aspect of Hurd's ouster that angered many critics was the size of his severance package.\n Hurd got a $12.2 million cash payout and  soon after his exit  exercised options on some $30 million worth of HP stock  and filed papers to sell the stock.\n His payday from HP would have been even higher had he not agreed to give back restricted stock worth about $14 million as part of a settlement with HP to allow him to work at Oracle Corp.  an HP rival run by Hurd's friend Larry Ellison.\n to work at Oracle Corp.  an HP rival run by Hurd's friend Larry Ellison.\n HP's market value  which stood at around $108 billion before Hurd's exit  dropped about $9 billion in the stocks' first day of trading after the Aug. 6 resignation. The stock fell further as the wait for a replacement dragged on.\n Hurd's replacement  Leo Apotheker  the former CEO of business software maker SAP AG  pleased many HP employees by rescinding pay cuts imposed under Hurd  and appears to have calmed investors' nerves by promising to focus on software and research to help close gaps with archrival IBM Corp.",
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            "input": "Dear Carolyn: One of my cousins  “ Kathy  ” is really into lineage.  She  submitted samples to determine  her  genetic makeup and discovered  her  eldest brother “Bill” had a different father. Both of their parents are deceased.\n My mother  Kathy’s mother’s sister   is in assisted living.  Kathy  wants me to accompany  her  to visit  my mother  and ask  her  what  she  knows about Bill’s father. Chances are  my mother  knows something  but  she  is a private person. If  she  wanted us to know this  I’m sure  she  would have volunteered the information.\nBill doesn’t care about who his biological father is. Unless Bill’s biological father submits his DNA for a match  the last chance anybody has of uncovering his identity is  my mother .\nI can’t shake the feeling that asking  her  will disrupt  my mother . I believe  Kathy  will eventually corner  my mother   herself .\nAncestry Issues:  Your mother  can speak for  herself  (yes?)   Kathy  can speak for  herself   and Bill can speak for himself.",
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            "input": "For a handy reference  the following – per VPAP –  are Virginia House of Delegates districts won by  Ralph Northam  on November 7 but either lost by Democrats or in legal limbo at the House level. Clearly  all (or most) of  these districts  should be targets for Democrats in 2019. Del. Tim Hugo (R)  in particular  should be very  very worried  given that his district went by over 10 points to  Ralph Northam ! Note that these Republicans might also want to seriously consider “tacking to the center” in their voting patterns (e.g.  on Medicaid expansion  environmental issues  etc.)  but they’re probably too ideologically right wingnut to do that. We’ll see…\nHD 62 – Del. Riley Ingram (R) defeated Democrat Sheila Bynum-Coleman here (by a 12 163-11 344 margin)  while  Ralph Northam  won the district 49.5%-49.4%\nHD 76 – Del. Chris Jones (R) was unopposed  while  Ralph Northam  won the district 49.8%-49.2%.\nHD 83 – Del. Chris Stolle (R) defeated Democrat David Rose-Carmack here (by a 13 173-10 077 margin)  while  Ralph Northam  won the district 50.3%-48.3%.\nHD 28 – Del. Bob Thomas (R) apparently defeated Democrat Joshua Cole here by just 82 votes  pending litigation  while  Ralph Northam  won the district 50.8%-47.8%.\nHD 27 – Del. Roxann Robinson (R) defeated Democrat Larry Barnett here by just 128 votes  while  Ralph Northam  won the district 50.9%-47.6%.\nHD 84 – Del. Glenn Davis (R) defeated Democrat Veronica Coleman here (by a 10 835-10 093 margin)  while  Ralph Northam  won the district 52.1%-46.7%.\nHD 100 – Del. Rob Bloxom (R) defeated Democrat Willie Randall here (by an 11 720-10 720 margin)  while  Ralph Northam  won the district 52.7%-46.3%.\nHD 40 – Del. Tim Hugo (R) defeated Democrat Donte Tanner here by just 106 votes  while  Ralph Northam  won the district 54.7%-44.4%.\nHD 94 –  Ralph Northam  won the district 56.0%-42.7%  while the House of Delegates race currently is in limbo between Democrat Shelly Simonds and Republican David Yancey.",
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            "input": "Trump 's response  to blame Gillespie  was the latest example of how he responds to reality with yet more denial. While most in politics recognized the results in Virginia as a repudiation of the President   Trump  remained in  his  own universe. It's a place  he  had stubbornly occupied  despite other reality bites  since assuming office in January.\nBeginning with the sparse turnout at  his  inauguration  which White House staff insisted was a vast throng   Trump  has practiced denial like a champion even in the face of irrefutable facts. The examples are many  but a small number considered in chronological order make the point well.\nAlthough it seems like ages ago  it was only last January when  President Trump 's order barring visitors from seven Muslim-majority countries was suddenly announced. \"It's working out very nicely \"  he  said on the weekend when it was put into force. \"You see it in the airports.\"\nIn reality  all was chaos at the major arrival hubs for airlines serving the named countries. Thousands of protesters gathered inside and outside terminals. Lawyers rushed to court to block  Trump 's orders and even Theresa May  Prime Minister of America's most reliable ally  Great Britain  disagreed with the ban. The order  and two subsequent ones  were blocked by federal judges\nNext came the revelations that ended Michael Flynn's brief tenure as his national security adviser.  Trump  insisted   despite mounting evidence  that Flynn was a \"wonderful man.\" The real problem  according to  Trump   was that \" he  has been treated very  very unfairly by the media  as I call it  the fake media in many cases.\" In fact Flynn had misled others in the administration about his recent contacts with Russian officials and he has been under scrutiny by special counsel Robert Mueller.\nFlynn's exit would be followed by the departure of other people  Trump  regarded highly  including Sean Spicer  Reince Priebus  Anthony Scaramucci  Steve Bannon  Tom Price and Sebastian Gorka. Amid all the turmoil  on the day he appointed retired Marine Gen. John Kelly to be his chief of staff  he insisted \"No WH [White House] chaos!\"\nAs reality revealed a White House in disarray   Trump 's policy plans didn't fare much better.  Candidate Trump  promised to \"repeal and replace\" Obamacare immediately. Immediately didn't happen  but as late as March 7 he said  \"Our wonderful new Healthcare Bill is now out for review and negotiation. ObamaCare is a complete and total disaster - is imploding fast!\" By March 24  the facts of life in Congress led  Trump  and House leaders to withdraw the proposal. Eight months later  Obamacare remains the law of the land and collapse is not at hand.\nBizarrely   Trump  has even battled reality when things have gone well for him. In June he had a friendly meeting with the President of South Korea and his aides were hoping an appearance at the Department of Energy would boost serious policies. Instead he used the opportunity to complain of \"fake news\" and took to Twitter once again to rant about TV hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski. Calling them \"Low I.Q. Crazy Mika\" and \"Psycho Joe \" the President drew attention to his own intellectual and mental condition and away from his more presidential acts.\nAny list of  Trump  collisions with reality must also include the commission on voter fraud that is addressing a nonexistent problem  Mexico's refusal to pay for a border wall he said it would fund  a court ruling that blocked his attempt to ban transgender troops from the military  his assertion that good people were among neo-Nazis rallying in Charlottesville  Virginia  and his counter-factual claim after Hurricane Maria that \"San Juan mayor and others haven't pitched in with Puerto Rico relief.\"\nLooming over all the problems listed here has been  of course  the issue of Russian interference in the 2016 election. Throughout his time in office   Trump  has insisted the matter is \"fake news\" and that no one in  his  campaign or administration colluded with Russian operatives. Reality has bitten  him  time and again as evidence connecting members of  his  campaign team -- Michael Flynn  Jeff Sessions  Donald Trump Jr.  Paul Manafort  George Papadopoulos  and Carter Page -- has emerged in the press and in court filings made by independent counsel Robert Mueller.",
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            "input": "The terrorist came into our country through what is called the \"Diversity Visa Lottery Program \" a Chuck Schumer beauty. I want merit based. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 1  2017\n\" Senator Chuck Schumer  helping to import Europes problems\" said Col.Tony Shaffer. We will stop this craziness! @foxandfriends — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 1  2017\n Schumer   in response to Trump’s tweets  said  “I guess it’s not too soon to politicize a tragedy.”\nIn 2013   Schumer  was part of the Senate’s “Gang of Eight” group that came up with a sweeping bipartisan proposal to revamp U.S. immigration laws. Among other things  that proposal called for eliminating the diversity lottery.\nDoing so   Schumer  said  would help the New York Police Department and other law enforcement agencies across the country.\nAfter a labor policy event at the Capitol   Schumer  declared  “The terrorists can’t divide us.”\n He  declined to discuss the specifics of the diversity lottery program at the time because some details  including how the suspect entered the United States  were still unclear.  Schumer  said that  he  did not speak with Trump after Tuesday’s attack and that  he  was offered “nothing” — no briefing by the White House on the situation.\nInstead   he  had to call the deputy director of the FBI on Tuesday to get updates.\nManhattan Terrorist Sayfullo Saipov Entered US On Chuck Schumer’s ‘Diversity Visa’ Program [Link] pic.twitter.com/rhsv5sNDGU — Chuck Woolery (@chuckwoolery) November 1  2017\n Schumer  did play a key role in drawing up the program in 1990.  His  proposals eventually became part of a broader immigration package that was passed by Congress in a bipartisan vote and signed into law by a Republican president  George H.W Bush.\n“You know who the sponsor was?  Chuck Schumer  ”  he  said  to which Hannity responded  “Good grief.”\nBreitbart wrote that  Schumer  had “created” the program  and it referred to the visas as “ Schumer  visas.”\nThe program did originate in part in a bill introduced in 1990 by  Schumer   who was then a member of the House. He proposed making a set number of visas available each year to “diversity immigrants” from “low-admission” countries.\n Schumer ’s measure was absorbed into a broader House immigration bill  which was sponsored by  Schumer  and 31 others  including several Republicans. The legislation passed in a bipartisan vote of 231 to 192. The Senate version  which contained the “diversity immigrants” provision  passed in an overwhelming 89-to-8 vote and was signed into law by Bush at the end of 1990.\nAt the Capitol on Wednesday   Schumer  blasted Trump’s response to the attack.\n“This is a tragedy ”  Schumer  said. “It’s less than a day after it occurred  and  he  can’t refrain from  his  nasty  divisive habits.  He  ought to lead.”",
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            "input": "A new NFL Films documentary  \"The Timeline:  The Ice Bowl \" by Michael Meredith   looks at the 1967 NFL Championship game from a more Dallas-centric view than usual  though  it  does not shortchange the Packers.\n\"I hope people can empathize a bit and understand what he went through and how hard he tried \" Michael Meredith said. \"I also hope it puts a spotlight on Jerry Kramer. I don't want to jinx anything  but that would be a perfect end to this journey.\"\nMichael Meredith was fortunate enough to meet and interview Starr before the Hall of Fame quarterback suffered a series of strokes. He hopes to go to Starr's home in Birmingham  Alabama  next week to show him the finished film in person.\nMichael Meredith related two instances  beyond winning the Ice Bowl  where history could have been much different.\nMichael Meredith directed Danson in the movie \"The Open Road\" in 2009.\nMichael Meredith is a director and screenwriter. He has directed two full-length movies  a couple of shorts and some documentaries. His movies have included actors Peter Falk  Jeff Bridges  Justin Timberlake  Kate Mara and Harry Dean Stanton. He's working on a documentary on the founding of the Cowboys.\nThe Ice Bowl wasn't all bad for Meredith. His son said his \"Monday Night Football\" role  for which  Michael  said  he  was well suited  evolved from  his  postgame interview with Frank Gifford.\n\" He  had an improvisational style.  He  was a much more intelligent guy than  his  image \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "Liberal billionaire  George Soros  told global leaders and economists at Davos Thursday night that President Trump is a \"danger to the world \" who has helped bring the planet to the brink of nuclear war.\n Soros  the 87-year-old Hungarian-born financier   spoke at the World Economic Forum  harshly criticizing Trump  who was not present.  He  said the threat of nuclear war has grown as the U.S. and North Korea continue to antagonize each other.\n\"The situation has deteriorated \" said  Soros . \"Not only the survival of open society  but the survival of our entire civilization is at stake.\"\n\" ... the survival of our entire civilization is at stake.\" - George Soros\n Soros   whose dire predictions a year ago that President Trump would crash the U.S. economy have proven wildly wrong  also forecast a Democratic landslide in the 2018 midterm elections would push back the danger of the Trump administration. He said his Open Society Foundation is funding more institutions in the U.S. rather than the third world to ensure a Democratic victory in November.\n Soros  also referred to social media giants like Facebook and Google as a “menace” to society. Soros likened the businesses to gambling companies that “deliberately engineer addiction to the services they provide.”\nDuring last year’s conference in Davos   Soros  predicted negative prospects for the stock market under Trump. Since then  the S&P’s 500 Index rallied almost 30 percent  according to Bloomberg.",
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            "input": "Keaton Jones' GoFundMe account  has been frozen until the company can verify that the money would go to the Tennessee teenager who claimed  he  had been bullied in a viral video that has become a cause celebre  the New York Daily News stated.\nThe post  captured by screenshots before  Jones  made the account private  complained about Americans who protested the American flag and show family members holding the Confederate symbol  USA Today Tennessee said.\n\"I've taken that down for a reason \"  Jones  told Fox News of  her  Facebook page  without revealing what reason.\n Jones  also told Fox News that Schilling's claim that  she  just wanted money were \"untrue.\"",
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            "input": "Sam Querrey gave the United States a winning start in its bid to reach Saturday's final at the World Team Cup.\n Querrey beat Jan Hajek 6-3  7-5 on Thursday to put the U.S. 1-0 up against the Czech Republic in the Red Group and remain unbeaten in his three singles this week.\n \"So far so good \" said Querrey. \"I thought today was the best I played out of the three matches. So I'm pretty excited.\"\n Hajek claimed the first break  when Querrey ended a long rally with a forehand error  to go 3-1 up but the American player responded by winning the next five games in a row to take the opening set.\n Both players saved a break point late in the second set before Querrey broke at 6-5  converting his third match point.\n \"I've been working this week to try and hit my forehand a little bigger. I felt I did that today \" said Querrey. \"I felt pretty much anytime I got a forehand  I was able to take control of the point.\"\n Querrey said his win takes the pressure off the U.S. ahead of Friday's matches.\n \"A little bit  yes. I think John (Isner) can go out there and play a little more freely  which is a good thing \" Querrey said. \"When we have the lead  you can swing away a little bit more than if we were 1-0 down.\n \"Then  the Bryan brothers  we expect them to win every match. Hopefully  they are going to do that again.\"",
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            "input": "A soldier kicks a tear gas canister during a clash with supporters of Salvador Nasralla  presidential candidate for the Opposition Alliance Against the Dictatorship  as they wait for official presidential election results in Tegucigalpa  Honduras  November 30  2017. REUTERS/Edgard Garrido\nBoth President Juan Orlando Hernandez and his rival Salvador Nasralla  a television game show host allied with leftists  claimed victory after Sunday’s election. The vote tally at first favored the challenger  but then swung in favor of the incumbent after hold-ups in the count  fueling talk of irregularities.\n Nasralla ’s followers heeded  his  call  with protests throughout the night across the country. In the city of La Ceiba  protesters set up barricades and burned tires across a bridge and blocked at least two other motorways.\nSupporters of  Salvador Nasralla   presidential candidate for the Opposition Alliance Against the Dictatorship  clash with riot police as they wait for official presidential election results in Tegucigalpa  Honduras  November 30  2017. REUTERS/Edgard Garrido\n Nasralla  took to Twitter early Thursday to implore  his  followers to protest peacefully and not be “provoked by Hernandez’s activists.”\nOn Monday  the tribunal published more than half the results  showing  Nasralla  with a five point lead  but then published nothing more for 36 hours.\nWhen the count finally started again  Hernandez began to reel in  Nasralla . The count has started and stopped ever since  with the tribunal blaming a delay Wednesday on computer glitches.\nBy Thursday afternoon  the tribunal’s latest tally showed that with 91.18 percent of ballots counted  the center-right Hernandez had secured 42.74 percent of the vote  more than a one percentage point lead over  Nasralla ’s 41.55 percent.\n Nasralla  is one of Honduras’ best-known faces and is backed by former President Manuel Zelaya  a leftist ousted in a coup in 2009 after he proposed a referendum on his re-election.",
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            "input": "\"We're expanding our brand to deliver products aiming for a broader segment dominated by Apple \" René Svendsen-Tune  chief executive of GN's audio division  told Reuters.\nIt will continue that cooperation while competing with the tech giant on the wireless earphone market   Svendsen-Tune  said.\n\"Apple has helped develop this market with great speed but now we're launching a new generation \"  Svendsen-Tune  said  speaking ahead of the launch of the product at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.\n\"If we can maintain a second place in 2018  I believe we will have done very well \"  Svendsen-Tune  said.",
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            "input": "A quirky little Brooklyn museum focused on the saga of Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan has won the “gold” that eluded the Winter Games hopefuls — as it has grown so popular in recent weeks that it has been forced to move into an Olympic-sized new space.\nThe pair debuted the gallery after watching ESPN’s 2014 “30 for 30” documentary “The Price of Gold” — which chronicles the clash between Kerrigan  sweetheart of the skating scene  and  Harding    her  troubled  working-class rival.\n Harding  became a tabloid fixture when  her  ex-husband hired someone to bash in Kerrigan’s right knee ahead of the 1994 US Figure Skating Championships.\nKerrigan recovered in time to compete while  Harding   despite not being charged with a crime  saw  her  career and reputation destroyed.\n“What we both ended up taking from [the documentary] was this shock that there hasn’t already been a movie made showing what  Tonya Harding  had to go through. This was the first time we were seeing it and we thought  well   she ’s still alive. It’s time for people to rethink this ” said Harkins.\n“ Tonya  said  she ’s heard of [the museum]   she  thinks it’s cool  but  she ’s not coming  which is totally fine ” Harkins said. “And then somebody from Nancy’s agency came and said they thought it was absurd but fun.”",
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            "input": "Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin  announced Friday that the United States is imposing the toughest sanctions ever put in place against the Communist regime in North Korea for its nuclear program.\n“This action targets the deceptive shipping practices that enable the Kim regime to fund its dangerous weapons programs ”  Mnuchin  said. “Our actions target shipping and trade companies  vessels  and individuals across the world who we know are working on North Korea’s behalf.”\nSpecifically   Mnuchin  said  the sanctions target 27 entities  28 vessels  and 1 individual for evading existing sanctions.\n“Today’s actions will significantly hinder North Korea’s ability to conduct evasive maritime activities that facilitate illicit coal and fuel transports  limit the regime’s ability to ship goods through international waters ”  Mnuchin  said. “Our actions are part of the ongoing maximum economic pressure campaign to cut off sources of revenue that this regime derives from the U.N. and U.S. prohibited trades to fund its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.”\n“We are releasing new imagery of the deceptive shipping practices used by those who aid and profit from illicit trade with North Korea ”  Mnuchin  said.\n Mnuchin  said the images from December of last year show transfer of fuel and other products from ships to ships bound for North Korea.\n“They shine a spotlight on the practices employed by the government of North Korea to falsify identifying information on ships and conceal illicit cargo ”  Mnuchin  stated  noting this behavior also violates the United Nations Security Council resolutions.\n He  said the U.S. is “putting companies and countries on notice” about dealings with North Korea and that the Trump administration “views compliance with U.S. and U.N. sanctions as a national security imperative.”\n“The United States will leverage our economic strength to enforce President Trump’s directive that any company that chooses to help North Korea fund its nuclear and ballistic missile programs will not be allowed to do business with anyone in the United States ”  Mnuchin  said.\n Mnuchin  slammed North Korea for financing nuclear weapons while  its  people suffer and starve.\nMeanwhile  at the White House   Mnuchin  said the U.S. is determined to reach its ultimate goal for North Korea.\n“The United States will not sit idly by while he threatens American allies and territories ”  Mnuchin  said. “This administration is committed to full  irreversible  and permanent denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.”",
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            "input": "Morten T. Hansen is a management professor at University of California  Berkeley. Formerly a professor at Harvard Business School and INSEAD (France)  professor Hansen holds a PhD from Stanford Business School  where he was a Fulbright scholar.  Hansen  was also a manager at the Boston Consulting Group  where  he  advised corporate clients worldwide.  He  is the coauthor (with Jim Collins) of the New York Times bestseller Great by Choice and the author of the books Collaboration and Great at Work. We caught up with  him  to discuss the latter book.\nCourtesy of Morten  Hansen \n Morten Hansen : I think it owes  in some part  to ingrained norms  in particular our enduring workplace traditions. Although we live in an age of perpetual “disruption ” so much of how people work today is old  born at the dawn of the industrial revolution. The dreaded performance review  for instance  dates from at least the 1940s and draws intellectually from Frederick Taylor’s work on scientific management during the early 20th century. Ethical codes and other rules of professional conduct originated in the 19th century  when modern professions were first taking shape. Technology is now upending many of these conventions  and many people are pushing beyond “business as usual” and questioning how work gets done. And yet  change is slow  and much of the traditional edifice of work remains in place.\n Hansen : In Great at Work  I set out four “work smarter” practices that relate directly to how well individuals get their own work done. In organizing our efforts  for instance  we can choose to restrict the scope of our work and to obsess to excel over the few priorities we’ve selected (a practice I call “Do Less  Then Obsess”). Of course  that is not easy to do when people constantly ask for help  request meetings  and when your boss keeps on giving you more to do. The best handle this by becoming good at saying “no.” That’s a key skill to learn to succeed in today’s hectic workplace.\n Hansen : When I began the research described in this book  I posed a simple question: Why do some people perform better at work than others? As my study progressed  and the answers to this question came into focus  I noticed an interesting pattern: Many of the top performers my research team and I interviewed  the ones who embraced the seven “work smarter” practices outlined in the book  realized benefits that extended well beyond their work performance. They were less stressed out  more balanced  and more satisfied with their job.",
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            "input": "CLOSE In his third standup special this year   Dave Chappelle  calls out \"poor whites\" who voted for Donald Trump in a message that's incredibly timely after Congress approved a sweeping tax bill. USA TODAY\nThough  Dave Chappelle 's new Netflix standup special was filmed long before Congress voted on a sweeping tax bill that includes a 40% tax cut for corporations  there's a bit from the comedy show that sounds relevant.\nIn a new expletive-laden NSFW clip from his third streaming special in a year  Equanimity  out Dec. 31   Chappelle  talks about the \"poor whites\" who elected President Trump.\n\"I've never had a problem with white people ever in my life  but  full disclosure  poor whites are my least favorites. We've got a lot of trouble out of them. And I've never seen so many of them up close  \" Chappelle  says about the \"decent folk\" who voted for Trump.\n Chappelle  continues: \"I'm standing there  thinking in my mind  'You dumb (expletives). You are poor. He's fighting for me.' \"\nEarlier: Here's how  Dave Chappelle  celebrated the premiere of  his  Netflix specials\nRelated:  Dave Chappelle   John Oliver made #DCPublicSchools the Emmys' best trending topic",
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            "input": "Steve Bannon   the White House chief strategist  has left the Trump administration and returned to Breitbart News  the right-wing website  he  led before joining President Donald Trump's campaign last year.\nThe conservative internet news mogul Matt Drudge first reported on Friday that  Bannon  was leaving the White House  tweeting that  he  \"had one hell of a run.\"\n\"White House chief of staff John Kelly and  Steve Bannon  have mutually agreed today would be Steve's last day \" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement. \"We are grateful for his service and wish him the best.\"\nBreitbart's White House correspondent Charlie Spierling tweeted Friday that  Bannon  returned to Breitbart News as executive chairman  and chaired the outlet's evening editorial meeting.\nRumors of  Bannon 's departure had reached a fever pitch in recent days.\nCiting two administration officials briefed on the conversation  The New York Times reported shortly after Drudge's tweet that Trump had told senior aides he decided to remove  Bannon . The Times added  however  that a person close to  Bannon  insisted the departure was  Bannon 's idea. The source said  Bannon  submitted  his  resignation on August 7  to be announced earlier this week  but it was pushed back after the violent protests led by white nationalists in Charlottesville  Virginia  over the past weekend.\nAfter Trump's Tuesday press conference  in which he said some of the protesters in Charlottesville were \"very fine people \"  Bannon  gave a series of on-the-record interviews and comments to publications including The Times  The American Prospect  and The Washington Post.\nIt was in those interviews  particularly with The Prospect  that  Bannon  appeared to seal  his  fate  if  he  hadn't already tendered  his  resignation.\n Bannon  lashed out National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn  contradicted the president on North Korea  and called white nationalists a \"collection of clowns\" and \"losers.\"  He  also said  he  hoped Democrats \"talk about racism every day.\"\n\"The longer they talk about identity politics  I got 'em  \" Bannon  told The Prospect. \"I want them to talk about racism every day. If the left is focused on race and identity  and we go with economic nationalism  we can crush the Democrats.\"\nThat interview irked Trump  CNN reported. The president was also upset with  Bannon 's participation in Josh Green's book \"Devil's Bargain \" which painted Trump and  Bannon  as equally responsible for Trump's election win in November. Trump was also reportedly annoyed by a Time magazine cover in February that depicted  Bannon  as \"The Great Manipulator.\"\nAsked during his Tuesday press conference about  Bannon 's status in the administration  Trump said  \"We'll see.\"\n\"Look  look — I like  Mr. Bannon  \" Trump said. \"He's a friend of mine. But  Mr. Bannon  came on very late. You know that. I went through 17 senators  governors  and I won all the primaries.  Mr. Bannon  came on very much later than that.\"\n\"And I like  him  \"  he  continued. \" He 's a good man.  He  is not a racist. I can tell you that.  He 's a good person.  He  actually gets a very unfair press in that regard. But we'll see what happens with  Mr. Bannon . But  he 's a good person  and I think the press treats  him   frankly  very unfairly.\"\n Bannon  told some close associates that  he  did not believe  his  conversation with The Prospect's Robert Kuttner was on the record  but  he  told others that the interview was strategic.  He  told the Daily Mail on Thursday that it was good for the White House because it \"drew fire away\" from the president.\nEarlier on Friday  Axios reported that Kelly was reviewing  Bannon 's status and a decision was \"imminent.\" A source close to  Bannon  told the news website that  Bannon  would defend Trump from the outside and unleash \"fire and fury\" on opponents of Trump's agenda.",
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            "input": "Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr (R-S.C.)  said \"we have not come to any final conclusions\" about the Russia investigation on Oct. 4  but that they are still looking into the Mayflower meeting  former president Barack Obama's response to Russian hacking  the Intelligence Community Assessment and the drafting of the RNC's platform.  (Reuters)\nSenate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr (R-S.C.)  said \"we have not come to any final conclusions\" about the Russia investigation on Oct. 4  but that they are still looking into the Mayflower meeting  former president Barack Obama's response to Russian hacking  the Intelligence Community Assessment and the drafting of the RNC's platform. (Reuters)\n“There is consensus among members and staff that we trust the conclusions of the ICA ” Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.)  the committee’s chairman  said at Wednesday news conference  referring to the intelligence community’s assessment that Russia was behind hackings of the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton campaign director John Podesta’s email account and had attempted to exploit public opinion by sowing false information  much of it through fake social media accounts.\n“But we don’t close our consideration of it ”  he  added.\n Burr  also said that “the issue of collusion is still open” and would not be resolved until the committee’s work was done.  He  said that a deadline for the committee was the looming start of the 2018 primary season.\n“We’ve got to make our facts  as it related to Russia’s involvement in our election  before the primaries getting started in 2018 ”  Burr  said.\n Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr (R-S.C.)  said that the committee's focus on FBI Director James Comey's firing has come to its \"logical end as it relates to the Russia investigation \" but that it is still looking into possible collusion on Oct. 4. (Reuters)\n Burr  and Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-Va.)  the committee’s vice chairman  said the committee has interviewed more than 100 people and reviewed more than 100 000 documents  many of them from the intelligence community  President Trump’s inner circle and former members of the Obama administration. In some areas of the investigation   Burr  added  investigators had “exhausted every individual” they could speak with in several areas of the probe — such as an April 2016 meeting at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington.\n Burr  said the committee had interviewed seven people about that meeting and that “the testimony of all seven were consistent.”\n He  said the committee had also “interviewed every person” that was involved in drafting the Republican campaign platform  suggesting that investigators had found no evidence of nefarious activity by Trump campaign officials in fashioning that platform to support a “strong ally in Ukraine  but also leave the door open for better relations with Russia.”\n Burr  also told reporters that the committee had “hit a wall” in attempting to verify the details of a salacious dossier about Trump’s alleged exploits in Russia  mostly because its author  former British spy Christopher Steele  had rebuffed the committee’s efforts to speak with him about his sources and about who paid for the compilation of the report.\n“I can compel you to come ”  Burr  said  as a warning to any potential witnesses who might not want to comply with the committee’s investigation. But  Burr  later said that  he  had no such leverage over Steele  a British citizen  and could only threaten that the committee’s report “won’t be flattering” as it relates to  him  if  he  refuses to cooperate.\nThe committee has also scheduled an additional 25 interviews for this month   Burr  added. Google executives  who have also been invited to testify publicly before the committee on Nov. 1  are expected to be among those asked to attend the closed-door interviews that have been scheduled in October.\n Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr (R-N.C.)   left  and Vice Chairman Mark R. Warner (D-Va.)  hold a news conference Wednesday on Capitol Hill. (Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images)\n Burr  added that the committee would not release the content of those ads  though  he  added that the committee would be “fine” with any of the social media companies choosing to release the content of documents and other information they had turned over to the committee themselves.",
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            "input": "Construction worker Ruben Cordoba said he was installing a fence on the roof of a three-story building near the library when he looked down and made eye contact with the suspect.\n \"I saw in his eyes he didn't care \" Cordoba said.\n The gunman continued down the street  firing three shots toward a campus church  then changed direction and fired three more times into the air  Cordoba said.\n A garbage truck driver leaped out of his vehicle and ran away  as did a woman carrying two babies  Cordoba.",
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            "input": "MAZOWE  Zimbabwe — For years  a group of Zimbabwean villagers resisted efforts by the wife of former President Robert Mugabe to force them off a farm near the capital  enduring police raids and the demolition of their homes. Now that Mugabe has resigned  the farmers say they are able to move more freely in a blow to  Grace Mugabe’s  efforts to expand  her  landholdings.\n Grace Mugabe   whose ambitions to succeed  her  husband as president triggered a military takeover  has attracted criticism in the past for lavish shopping trips. In October   she  went to court in an attempt to seize assets of a Lebanese businessman who allegedly failed to deliver a diamond ring worth more than $1.35 million.\nThe former first lady set up a school and runs a dairy farm in Mazowe  projects that  she  said would boost Zimbabwe’s devastated economy but were widely seen as an attempt to build a business empire for personal gain. Those ambitions are now in question after  her  93-year-old husband resigned Tuesday following pressure from the military  parliament and street protesters  ending nearly four decades in power that saw Zimbabwe slide into economic ruin.\nThe conflict over Manzou farm  also known as Arnold farm  was a flashpoint for national anger over perceptions that  Grace Mugabe  thought  she  was above the law in  her  efforts to evict residents and turn the area into a wildlife park. Earlier this year  human rights lawyers secured a court order allowing hundreds of villagers to stay on the farm  but police or guards showed up again and tried to force people off the land  according to community leader Innocent Dube.\n Grace Mugabe  “never followed the court order ”  he  said. “ She  was still bringing police here.”\nNow  however  things are different. After news of  Mugabe ’s resignation reached the farm  villagers staged a demonstration  marching in nearby roads without interference from security forces. Police who used to watch the farm’s entrance appear to be hunkered down in their compound. A sign says “trespassers will be prosecuted ” but people come and go.\nThe villagers first moved into Manzou farm around 2000 as part of a wave of land seizures and evictions of farmers from Zimbabwe’s white minority  which relinquished power in 1980 after a guerrilla war by black nationalists.  Mugabe  said the often-violent reform program was meant to redistribute resources to poor blacks  but many prime farms instead ended up in the hands of ruling party leaders  party loyalists  security chiefs  relatives and cronies.\nSeveral years ago   Grace Mugabe  said people on Manzou farm were panning for gold  and  she  accused a local lawmaker of trying to incite people to resist  her  claim to the land.\n“I might have a small fist ”  she  said at the time. “But when it comes to fighting  I will put stones inside to enlarge it. Do not doubt my capabilities.”",
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            "input": "On Monday morning   President Trump  claimed that the Obama administration launched an investigation into  his  campaign months before the 2016 election in hopes that it would prevent  him  winning.\n“Why did the Obama Administration start an investigation into the  Trump  Campaign (with zero proof of wrongdoing) long before the Election in November? Wanted to discredit so Crooked H would win ”  Trump  tweeted. “Unprecedented. Bigger than Watergate! Plus  Obama did NOTHING about Russian meddling.”\nWhy did the Obama Administration start an investigation into the  Trump  Campaign (with zero proof of wrongdoing) long before the Election in November? Wanted to discredit so Crooked H would win. Unprecedented. Bigger than Watergate! Plus  Obama did NOTHING about Russian meddling.  — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 5  2018\n  Trump’s  new talking point — that the Russia investigation was part of an effort to prevent  him  from winning the election — conflicts with  his  old one  which is that the notion  his  campaign was up to something nefarious with Russians was concocted by Democrats after the election as an excuse for Hillary Clinton’s defeat.\nRussia must be laughing up their sleeves watching as the U.S. tears itself apart over a Democrat EXCUSE for losing the election.  — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)  May 11  2017\nAgain  the story that there was collusion between the Russians &  Trump  campaign was fabricated by Dems as an excuse for losing the election.  — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)  May 12  2017\n…Trump/Russia story was an excuse used by the Democrats as justification for losing the election. Perhaps  Trump  just ran a great campaign?  — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)  May 3  2017\nThere’s also an easy answer to Trump’s question about why the investigation started in July 2016. As the New York Times reported in December  the investigation began after one of the  Trump  campaign’s foreign policy advisers  George Papadopoulos  bragged to an Australian diplomat in May 2016 about his knowledge that Russia “had political dirt on Hillary Clinton.”\nWhile both the Clinton campaign and the  Trump  campaign were under investigation at different points that year  FBI officials only publicized the Clinton email investigation — and the FBI’s silence about the one into the  Trump  campaign arguably cost Clinton the election.  President Trump himself  cited the FBI’s harsh treatment of Clinton as a reason to fire then-FBI Director James Comey. Republicans who have been pushing the narrative of anti-Trump bias have had a hard time explaining the disconnect between history and their conspiracy theory.\nWhile  Trump  blames Obama for not doing more  he’s done nothing to prevent foreign meddling in future elections. On February 27 — less than two weeks after special counsel Robert Mueller indicted 13 individuals and a trio of Russian companies for “interference operations targeting the United States” — NSA Director Mike Rogers told members of Congress that the  Trump  administration hasn’t even authorized him to take measures to prevent election meddling going forward. On Sunday  the New York Times reported that “the State Department has yet to spend any of the $120 million it has been allocated since late 2016 to counter foreign efforts to meddle in elections or sow distrust in democracy.”",
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            "input": "IS IT correct to find parallels between violent white supremacism and neo-Nazism on one hand  and the nihilist fury of ultra-militant Islam on the other? A Franco-American scholar   Scott Atran   is convinced that these deadly phenomena are two sides of the same coin. Unless people grasp that point   he  thinks  our ability to cope with either scourge may be limited.\nOf course there are superficial resemblances which anyone can see. In August  when a fanatic drove his car into a group of liberal  anti-racist protesters in Charlottesville  Virginia   he  was copying a tactic that had already been used by self-styled warriors for Islam in at least four European countries.\nBut Mr Atran  who holds academic posts in Britain  France and America  sees deeper resemblances.  He  makes the point in an essay for Aeon   a forum for elaborate intellectual arguments  drawing on a series of  his  own academic investigations.\nIn  his  view  both kinds of fanaticism reflect both the failure of the liberal democratic order to inspire anyone to defend it  and the insidious attractiveness of ideologies which challenge that order. What makes these ideologies appealing is not their content but the strong collective identity they offer. They create peer groups that promise their own members such admiration that it can seem like sufficient reason to lay down one’s life. By contrast  surveys suggest that very few people  these days  feel inclined to give up their lives for democracy.",
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                "Scott Atran"
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            "input": "Every game is the Super Bowl now for  Ben McAdoo .\nIt has taken  him  too long to figure out how to coach above the Xs and Os  above the loss of Odell Beckham Jr.  to field a team New York can be proud of  a team that honors the tradition and the legacies of those who came before.\nFor  McAdoo   this has been a trial-by-error Sophomore Jinx of a season  and  he  has no margin of error the rest of the way  starting Thursday night against the Redskins  the first of four games left against NFC East rivals.\nAfter all the dysfunction on and off the field  all the dog-day afternoons and nights   McAdoo  can still save  his  job  and this is how and why:\nThis was Mara’s answer when I asked him before training camp when his very first inkling was that  McAdoo   11-5 as a rookie  was the right choice to follow Tom Coughlin:\n McAdoo  has had two rough spots already this season: 0-5  before  he  surrendered the playcalling to OC Mike Sullivan and upset the bealeagured Broncos in Denver  and that 51-17 disgrace against the Rams followed by the even bigger disgrace in San Francisco against the 0-9 49ers.\n McAdoo  has no interest in the media schmooze game  and that never does you any favors unless you have the pelts on the wall that Bill Belichick has. You better win  or you won’t be cut any slack.\n McAdoo  was lost trying to plug all the leaks that sprung on  his  ship. It doesn’t do anyone any good if you practice great and play lousy on game day. For whatever reason   his  team had stopped responding to  him .\n He  finally had enough last week  when  he  showed visual evidence of select players letting their teammates down. Along with everyone else.\nIt’s  his  job to keep the players believing. In themselves  in their teammates  in  him  and  his  coaches. It can’t be a once-a-month thing if  he  wants to keep this job.\nIt’s not enough for  him  to tell us that  he ’s built for this. That a calm doesn’t suit  him   a storm does. Show us. Show the owners. Show the players. Show the fans. Because the storm hasn’t passed.",
            "output": [
                "Ben McAdoo"
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            "input": "The European Commission remembered Edward Kennedy on Wednesday as \"one of the most popular and effective legislators in American history\" who also sought to help the developing world.\n\"The commission is very sad to hear of the death of senator Kennedy \" said the EU's executive branch in a statement a few hours after his death at the age of 77 was announced by his family.\n\"He was a selfless public servant who fought for the rights of all Americans and sought to help people in developing countries across the globe \" it said.\n\"He will be remembered as one of the most popular and effective legislators in American history.\"",
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                "Edward Kennedy"
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            "input": "Astronaut John Young (Photo: NASA)\nAstronaut John Young  who walked on the moon and was the first to fly into space six times  died Friday night at 87.\nIn a statement  acting NASA Administrator Robert Lightfoot said  Young  died from complications from pneumonia. He called  Young  NASA's \"most experienced astronaut.\"\n“Today  NASA and the world have lost a pioneer \" Lightfoot said. \" Astronaut John Young 's storied career spanned three generations of spaceflight; we will stand on his shoulders as we look toward the next human frontier.\"\nA former fighter pilot   Young  started  his  career with NASA in 1962.  His  first flight as an astronaut came in March 1965 aboard the Gemini 3 with fellow astronaut Gus Grissom.  He  went to the moon in May 1969 aboard Apollo 10 and again in April 1972 on Apollo 16.\n Young  had gone into space as apart of the Gemini  Apollo and space shuttle programs  the only NASA astronaut to be a part of all three  Lightfoot said.\nWe're saddened by the loss of astronaut John Young  who was 87.  Young  flew twice to the Moon  walked on its surface & flew the first Space Shuttle mission.  He  went to space six times in the Gemini  Apollo & Space Shuttle programs. pic.twitter.com/l4nSwUCMIq — NASA (@NASA) January 6  2018\n He  had also served in the U.S. Navy and retired with a rank of captain. In 2004   he  retired from NASA.",
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                "John Young"
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            "input": "\"Time for us to get a couple bounces I think \"  Wagner  said  as Anaheim scored four goals in a period for first time since doing it in the third period at Buffalo last Feb. 9.\n Chris Wagner  and Ondrej Kase also scored for Anaheim in the middle period  and Hampus Lindholm added an empty-netter in the final second of the game. John Gibson stopped 30 shots to help the Ducks improve to 7-3-1 in their last 11 games.\n Wagner  scored on a short-handed breakaway to make it 3-1 at 9:24  notching the third special-teams goal of  his  career  all of which have come this season.\n\"I think they take chances and they play run-and-gun  so you're going to get your chances. Tonight we buried a good amount of them and that's what got us the W  \" Wagner  said.\n Anaheim Ducks' Chris Wagner  celebrates  his  goal against the Pittsburgh Penguins during the second period of an NHL hockey game Wednesday  Jan. 17  2018  in Anaheim  Calif. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)",
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                "Wagner Wagner",
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            "input": "Neftali Reyes  was driving in the 2300 block of West Grand Avenue in the West Side’s West Town neighborhood  police said  when a black Hyundai Santa Fe with two men and a woman rammed the back of  his  Chevrolet several times around 4:05 a.m.\n Reyes  lost control of the car and crashed into a parked Mercedes  police said.\nThe Hyundai pulled up  and someone fired shots at  him   striking  him  in the chest.\n Reyes  was rushed to Stroger Hospital in serious condition  where  he  was pronounced dead about two hours later at 6:26 a.m.\n He  lived in the 1800 block of North Talman Avenue in the Logan Square neighborhood on the Northwest Side.",
            "output": [
                "Neftali Reyes"
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            "input": "West Virginia junior receiver Jock Sanders  a former St. Petersburg Catholic standout  found himself last spring in a most precarious position.\n He was careening toward becoming a cautionary tale.\n In February  he was charged with driving under the influence and suspended from the team. Sanders  21  who was involved in a fight outside a Morgantown club a year earlier  had to clean out his locker and was barred from the training facilities.\n \"I was isolated \" Sanders said. \"I was by myself. That's not what I wanted at all. I wanted to be a part of this team. I love the family here. I put myself in the situation where it scared me and brought be down to earth. I made a mistake  but I was determined to turn my life around.\"\n Sanders  reinstated just before August's fall camp  has blossomed on the field  too. He has a career-best and team-high 70 receptions (seven shy of the school record) for 674 yards and three touchdowns; 168 yards and a touchdown on 34 rushes; a team-high 146 yards on 17 punt returns and one kickoff return for 28 yards. That's 1 016 all-purpose yards. His teammates and coaches named him and running back Noel Devine co-offensive players of the year.\n \"I'm very fortunate to be in the position I'm in right now; just to have another opportunity after my incident last spring \" Sanders said. \"I've just tried to make the best of that opportunity.\"\n That's something he readily admits he didn't always do. But he realized the hard way he had to change as he faced the ramifications of his off-field problems.\n While his teammates worked out and practiced during the spring  he went to class then a gym  where he hooked up with trainer Wes Brown.\n \"I'm a person who wholeheartedly believes in second chances. I had plenty of them coming up \" Brown said. \"If someone wasn't there to talk to me and help me out  I wouldn't be in the position I am now.\"\n So he talked to Sanders  said he found him to be a \"really quality individual\" and offered his guidance and no-nonsense  ultra-demanding approach to strength and conditioning.\nSanders  said he found him to be a \"really quality individual\" and offered his guidance and no-nonsense  ultra-demanding approach to strength and conditioning.\n \"Jock busted his gut every single day \" Brown said.",
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            "input": "The white rose movement was bolstered by one of the show-stopping moments of Grammys night: Kesha singing “Praying” with the help of fellow pop stars Cyndi Lauper  Bebe Rexha  Camila Cabello  Julia Michaels  and Andra Day  as well as The Resistance Revival Chorus. Prior to the show  Grammys producer Ken Ehrlich had said that “Praying” would have made an appearance regardless of \"whether these past few months [of #MeToo] had happened or not.” But the song was charged with the context of the time—and made a social statement more complicatedly powerful than might be expected.\n Kesha  released “Praying” as a comeback single after she underwent a very public legal fight with her producer and label boss  Dr. Luke  over her allegations that he harassed and raped her. He denied her claims  and a judge nixed her attempt to be released from her record contract. “Praying ” an intense piano ballad put out through the label Luke founded  took a moving but oblique approach to the matter.  Kesha  sang to an unnamed someone who had harmed  her —to offer the hope that someday  his soul might be saved.\nThat somewhat saintly stance was emphasized tonight in the blazing white clothes of  Kesha  and  her  backup singers. A beautiful a cappella opening passage made the central lyric—“sometimes  I pray for you at night”—unmissable. But  Kesha’s  intensity was not that of an exhortative preacher but of an actual  ailing human being.  She  didn’t aim to hit the recorded version’s high notes  but  her  quavering voice and knotted eyebrows communicated sentiment that only a cynic could called canned. When the song ended   she  broke down crying  and was embraced by  her  famous compatriots.\nTo anyone familiar with the specifics of  Kesha’s  situation and the state of the music industry  the subtext was not of total triumph. Over the decades  record companies have profited immensely from exactly the sort of exploitation of young female talent that  Kesha  accused Dr. Luke of partaking in. A study released by USC this past week brought stark confirmation of just how rare female singers  songwriters  and producers are in mainstream pop. And in the most important awards categories for this year’s Grammys  women are sidelined: All the Record of the Year nominees are men  and only one woman is nominated in Album of the Year and Song of the Year.\nTo address this state of affairs   Kesha  offered not revolutionary anger but solidarity  catharsis  and a call to take the high road. When introducing  Kesha   Janelle Monae gave a crisp  rousing #MeToo-themed speech that told women  “We have the power to undo the culture that does not serve us well.” The swelling sound of “Praying” suggested that taking power would happen at the same time as healing  and with surprising compassion for those who’ve caused the wounds.",
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                "Kesha"
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            "input": "From left   CIA Director Mike Pompeo and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson . ( Photos by Bill O ’ Leary / The Washington Post and Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post ) Since well before the White House plan to replace Secretary of State Tillerson with CIA Director Mike Pompeo became public Thursday   Pompeo had been informally preparing to take over in Foggy Bottom   reaching out to potential candidates for positions and collecting ideas . “ Pompeo is quietly looking at staff and figuring out how the department could be reorganized to be effective again  ” a White House official told me . A CIA spokesman declined to comment . Pompeo has been calling around to friends and top Republican foreign policy hands and asking them to help him get ready to be America ’ s top diplomat   if he is ultimately chosen   two GOP foreign policy sources who are familiar with the calls said . The Trump administration denied Thursday that the White House has drawn up plans to replace Tillerson with Pompeo and then appoint Sen . Tom Cotton ( R - Ark .) to be CIA director   as first reported by the New York Times . But White House officials confirmed to me that such a plan does exist   drawn up by Chief of Staff John F . Kelly . It is still unclear if President Trump has personally approved the plan   officials said   and the timing is also uncertain . In this clip from The Washington Post ' s weekly Opinions roundup   \" It ' s Only Thursday  \" opinion writers Jonathan Capehart   Jo - Ann Armao and Ruth Marcus weigh in on reports that the White House is planning to replace Secretary of State Rex Tillerson with CIA Director Mike Pompeo . ( The Washington Post ) State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Kelly called Tillerson ’ s chief of staff   Margaret Peterlin   Thursday morning to dispute the reports . Tillerson is going about his normal business   she said   and was not rattled . “ The White House statement confirmed there will be no personnel changes  ” she said . “ Secretary Tillerson enjoys this job   he has a lot of work to do .” Tillerson and Trump met twice Thursday . In a pool meeting with reporters   Trump answered questions about  Tillerson  simply by saying   “ He ’ s here . Rex is here .” Several State Department officials said Thursday they were happy that  Tillerson  was leaving and hopeful that Pompeo   if selected   would give them a fresh start with the Trump administration . Morale is low in Foggy Bottom amid budget and staffing cuts   hiring freezes   a departure of top talent and scores of vacant top - level positions . Tillerson ’ s support on Capitol Hill has also deteriorated in recent weeks as lawmakers in both parties openly criticized his ongoing reorganization initiative . The main State Department official in charge of that effort   Maliz Beams   quit her job earlier this week .  Tillerson  has consistently denied reports  he  is considering leaving or anticipating being pushed out . This week  he  pushed back against reports the diplomatic core is in trouble . Last month    he  denied being aware of the low morale and overall discontent with  his  leadership at the State Department . “ If it ’ s as bad as it seems to be described   I ’ m not seeing it   I ’ m not getting it  ”  he  said . If Pompeo does become secretary of state   his first task should be to repair the Trump administration ’ s relationship with the thousands of State Department employees who are ready to follow him   if he is ready to lead them .",
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            "input": "CLOSE Each year   Joey Votto 's first interview with the local press becomes a State of the Cincinnati Reds discussion. Wochit\nCincinnati Reds first basemen  Joey Votto  autographs memorabilia at Redsfest at the Duke Energy Convention Center in downtown Cincinnati Friday  December 1  2017. (Photo: The Enquirer/Meg Vogel)\nGOODYEAR  Ariz. - Each year   Joey Votto  always makes  his  first appearance at camp the day position players are required to report. Each year   his  first interview with the local press becomes a State of the Cincinnati Reds discussion.\n“I tried to get fatter ”  Votto  said. “I succeeded at that  apparently. We did all the testing and I am fatter.”\nThe joke out of the way – two years ago   Votto  joked  he  practiced walking more over the winter – the topic shifted to what growth the Reds had or hadn’t made over the offseason. Cincinnati has lost at least 90 games each of the past three years as part of a designed rebuild  but the front office has expressed optimism about improvement in 2018.\n Votto  has voiced patience with the rebuild in the past  but Sunday signaled a more urgent desire to start the clock on winning.\n“I think we’re starting to get to the point where people are starting to get tired of this stretch of ball ”  Votto  said. “I think something needs to start changing and start going in a different direction. I’m going to do my part to help make that change.”\nBarring any stunning spring training additions  that change will have to be engineered by the same players the Reds had a year ago. Cincinnati made a couple of small signings to bolster the bullpen  but mostly is counting upon in-house improvement and good health. Not that  Votto  is so much opposed to such a tack.\nWhile the Milwaukee Brewers surprised a year ago and then splurged this winter to add Lorenzo Cain and Christian Yelich   Votto  said the Reds were right to play it safe.  He  used former Reds shortstop Zack Cozart as an example.\n“I think at some point we’ll do something similar to that ”  Votto  said. “I can’t speak for the business side of things  but everything they’ve ever said is  ‘We have the money and we’ll make that sort of thing happen.’”\nStill   Votto  wants to see the type of internal improvement that validates the rebuild.  He  doesn’t want to be on a surprise team – “I don’t know if some of the teams that surprised last year  and I’m not going to name any teams  if they’re really  really confident ”  he  said – but wants to be on a team that just plain knows it will win.\n He  sees that when  he  looks at the Houston Astros or the Chicago Cubs or the Washington Nationals  all teams benefiting from a few down years and the high draft picks that accompany them. They all made the turn toward contention. The 2018 season will be the test to see if the Reds can do the same.",
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            "input": "FOXBOROUGH  Mass. - In one sentence  Rex Ryan managed to compliment and challenge Bill Belichick at the same time.\n The achievement is no surprise  considering the New York Jets coach can create headlines just by speaking. While his most recent comments about Belichick may have raised some eyebrows  they didn't shock the Patriots coach.\n Last year  Ryan said he didn't plan to kiss Belichick's rings  and Newsday's Bob Glauber asked Ryan Monday if he had backed off since making the statement last year. Ryan gave an honest response.\n \"I just told the truth \" Ryan said. \"I came here to win. As much as I respect and admire Bill Belichick  I came here to kick his ass  and that's the truth. That's just the way it is.\"\n The coaches may have different approaches  but they continue to publicly praise each other. While Ryan is focused on beating Belichick  he went on to talk about his respect for Belichick.\n \"I came here to beat him  and I'm never going to backtrack on that \" Ryan said. \"I do respect him and all that  absolutely. But he's the one to beat.\n \"I recognize that he's the best coach in football  and he still is. But that doesn't mean I'm not going to try to go beat him  because you're darn right I'm trying to beat him  without question. He's going to get my best.\"\n Belichick also had praise for what Ryan has accomplished.\n \"I think he's an excellent coach \" Belichick said. \"He did a great job at Baltimore  whether it says defensive line coach or defensive coordinator down there.\n \"He's doing the same thing with the Jets. Took them to the AFC Championship game last year. Got a great record this year.\n \"So he's a good football coach. His teams play hard. They're obviously well-coached. They handle pressure. They play with a lot of confidence. He's done an excellent job.\"",
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            "input": "MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will supply Turkey with four batteries of S-400 surface-to-air missiles for $2.5 billion under a deal that is almost complete  Sergei Chemezov  head of Russian state conglomerate Rostec  told the Kommersant daily on Wednesday.\nTurkey will pay 45 percent of the cost up front with Russia providing loans to cover the remaining 55 percent   Chemezov  said. Moscow expected to begin the first deliveries in March 2020   he  said.\n Chemezov  told Kommersant that Turkey was the first NATO member state to acquire the advanced S-400 missile system.\n He  said the Russian and Turkish finance ministries had already completed talks on financing the deal and that the final documents just needed to be approved.",
            "output": [
                "Sergei Chemezov"
            ]
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            "input": "Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi met with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton here on Friday to discuss bilateral exchanges and cooperation.\n During the meeting  Yang said China-U.S. relations have maintained fine development momentum in recent years.\n China is ready to work together with the U.S. side to implement consensus reached by leaders of the two countries and maintain frequent exchanges of visits at all levels  said Yang.\n Yang expected China and the United States could enhance communication and coordination on major international and regional issues  respect each other's core interest and major concern  and advance bilateral ties in a positive  cooperative and comprehensive manner.\n For her part  Clinton spoke highly of recent development in bilateral ties. She said United States would like to join hands with China to enhance strategic dialogue and mutual respect.\n Clinton said United States and China should expand cooperation on economic  trade  investment and a wide range of areas to maintain positive development momentum of bilateral ties.\n In response to the planned U.S.-South Korean military drills  Yang said China firmly opposes foreign warships and military aircraft entering the Yellow Sea and other coastal waters of China to engage in activities affecting China's security and interests.\n Yang urged relevant parties to exercise calm and to refrain from acts that might escalate tension in the region.\n Yang also met Canadian Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon here on Friday. During the meeting  the two sides vowed to enhance cooperation level  promote coordination in multilateral affairs  strengthen cultural exchanges and advance bilateral strategic partnership.",
            "output": [
                "Yang Jiechi"
            ]
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            "input": "Image copyright Supplied Image caption  Hayley Smith  lost  her  job when  she  told  her  employer about  her  depression\n Hayley Smith  was diagnosed with chronic depression in  her  early twenties: \"I'd been bottling up quite a bit through most of my teens. Then it hit me a like a brick wall \"  she  said.\n She  was so depressed  she  didn't leave the house for six months.\nThings began to improve and when  she  was 23 years-old  she  got a job at a food and drink company. But  she  had weekly counselling to attend.\n\"Every Thursday I'd have to take the afternoon off. So I spoke to my boss. In the meeting  she  was fine with it and said 'do what you need to do' \".\nBut after the meeting  she  received an email being told  she  was going to be taken off  her  accounts and that  she  should think about seeking employment at a mental health charity as \"they might relate\".\nThe manager also told people in the office: \"It went round. It was horrible - I felt really exposed \"  she  said.\nWorking there for a few further months triggered  Hayley  to experience anxiety  depression and \"massive trust issues\".\nEventually  she  left.  She  started  her  own company in London which  she  still runs five years on: \"In the long-term it's given me awareness of mental health - and the awareness to make sure I was never going to make people feel the way I was made to feel.\"",
            "output": [
                "Hayley Smith"
            ]
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            "input": "The Houston Astros first baseman  Yuli Gurriel  was hit with a suspension after he made racially inappropriate remarks and gestures toward L.A. Dodgers pitcher Yu Darvish.  Gurriel  will miss five games â but not until next season  after the current World Series.\n Yuli Gurriel  should not be allowed to play the rest of the World Series. â DebraHall@Nitrochx (@devrahall4ever2) October 29  2017\n Gurriel  mocked Darvish by pulling up the edges of his eyes  an overtly racist gesture against Asian people (Darvish is of Japanese and Iranian descent). He also used racist slurs during the game  which was the third of seven in the Series.\n Gurriel  released a formal apology  and Darvish tweeted after the game that it was more important to learn from the incident than  the vilify Gurriel . Along with announcing the suspension  the MLB commissioner also offered a sense of why the punishment would be pushed to the 2018 season.\n4. Delaying the suspension would allow  Gurriel  to exercise  his  rights under the grievance procedures negotiated between MLB and the MLB Players Association  if  he  so desired. In the time since Manfred made his decision  he has gotten the sense that  Gurriel  will not be appealing the suspension.\nChase Utley got suspended two games during the 2015 NLDS for a slide  but  Yuli Gurriel  gets a meaningless \"5 games of 2018\" for vile racism? pic.twitter.com/NMMgAbAK23 â ~ (@CoronaLimeDFS) October 28  2017\nPuig sticks out his tongue and everybody in baseball gets pissed.  Yuli Gurriel  makes possibly a racial gesture and nobody says anything. Pretty pathetic â Anthony Gonzalez (@DatDudeGonz) October 28  2017\nMe adding  Yuli Gurriel âs name to my most hated players after the garbage  he  pulled earlier. pic.twitter.com/dZzPv2DReG â Elizabeth Medina (@Liz_Medinaaa) October 28  2017",
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                "Yuli Gurriel Yuli",
                "Yuli"
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            "input": "As YA best-sellers go , the Bernie Sanders Guide to Political Revolution is an unlikely contender . \nSanders has described the Guide as an introduction to \"what being a progressive is all about .\" \nSanders ' guidebook is not a children 's book , of course . \nSanders ' popularity with young people took many journalists and career Washingtonians by surprise in 2015 and 2016 . \nThe Bernie Sanders Guide is based on Sanders 's previous best-seller , Our Revolution , which was published one week after the election of Donald Trump . \nSanders used Our Revolution to tout victories , air grudges , and revisit the campaign 's inflection points -LRB- debates , media interviews , rallies -RRB- and what it felt like to experience them in the moment . \nSanders is cranky and impatient , and he makes a convincing case that the left could use more crankiness and impatience if it wants to start winning . \nOn the page , Sanders 's case -- so electric on the campaign trail -- was larded down with repetitive statistics and digressions . \nThe most refreshing thing about the Bernie Sanders Guide is the most refreshing thing about Bernie Sanders the politician : a seemingly total lack of condescension . \nSanders does not strain to convince his young readers that criminal justice reform will be immediately relevant in their own lives . \nThe trimmer , punchier Bernie Sanders Guide skips the leaden chronicle of diner conversations and C-SPAN coverage . \nOur Revolution spent almost 50 pages on Sanders ' childhood and his early political career .",
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            "input": "Land Commissioner George P. Bush  told the editorial board of Bryan-College-Station’s The Eagle that  he  believes Confederate Heroes Day should not be a Texas state holiday.  He  said some consider it a “slap in the face” to celebrate the holiday the same week as Martin Luther King Jr. Day.\nThe younger Bush  son of former Governor Jeb Bush  and the grandson of the 41st president   George H.W. Bush   was reported to have had an hour-long meeting with the editorial board on Friday – Confederate Heroes Day.\n Bush  told the board  he  would honor the law by offering  his  employees a skeleton crew day  but  he  does not think the holiday should continue to be recognized.\nElected in 2014 after having no formidable opposition in the primary   Bush  is now facing three Republican opponents in March.\nOne of  his  opponents  former Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson told Breitbart Texas on Sunday that  Bush  is about a 0-20 no-show at political forums in Texas.  Bush  is being criticized for  his  efforts with “Reimagine the Alamo ” as reported by the San Antonio Express-News and other outlets.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Mitch McConnell  hailed the Senate's tax bill as a \"once-in-a-generation opportunity\" that will \"help make America an economic powerhouse again \" the Senate majority leader wrote in a column for The Wall Street Journal.\n McConnell  shared the much-needed victory lap with Senate Finance Committee chairman Orrin Hatch  lauding the Utahn's \"years of work\" that was instrumental in the bill's passage.\n\"This was a once-in-a-generation opportunity that we could not let pass \"  McConnell  wrote.\n McConnell  rattled off the benefits for the middle class and small businesses while also touting the \"relief\" the bill provides \"low- and middle-income Americans by repealing ObamaCare’s individual mandate.\"\n McConnell  also didn't waste the opportunity to take a swing at Democrats  not one of whom voted for the legislation  forcing Republicans to rewrite the bill on the fly late last week in order to win over enough Republicans for passage.\n\"Democrats once claimed to support many of the foundational aspects of our legislation  like lowering taxes for the middle class and ending incentives for corporations to ship jobs overseas. But when it came time to vote  they chose partisanship over reform \"  McConnell  wrote.\n\"I was disappointed to see that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle continue to oppose good ideas simply because they don’t like the current occupant of the White House \"  McConnell  wrote.",
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            "input": "The pay increase  Walmartâs third minimum wage increase since 2015  and bonus will benefit more than 1 million U.S. hourly workers  it said. Separately on Thursday   Walmartâs Samâs Club unit  said on Twitter that  it  was shutting a series of stores following a review. It did not say how many.\n Sam 's Club reported the store closures in a tweet after a series of reports from local news outlets said some  Sam 's Club stores were closed abruptly on Thursday  with employees learning of the move as they arrived for work. (bit.ly/2DjkkWv)\nThe increase in wages will cost approximately $300 million on top of wage hike plans that had been included in next fiscal yearâs plans   the company  said.\nLabor groups have said that past rises in wages at the retailer have led to a cut in work hours for employees as  the company  sought to offset the impact on profits. Walmart has denied that.",
            "output": [
                "Sam"
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            "input": "In a letter to U.S. Rep. Tim Walz (D-Minn.)   Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin  said VA’s ability to research medical marijuana is hampered by the fact that the drug is illegal federally.  Shulkin ’s letter came in response to an inquiry by 10 Democrats on the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee. The letter asks  Shulkin  to commit the VA to investigating whether medical marijuana can help veterans suffering from PTSD and chronic pain and identify barriers to doing so.\n“VA is committed to researching and developing effective ways to help Veterans cope with post-traumatic stress disorder and chronic pain conditions ”  Shulkin  wrote in a response to the members of Congress. “However  federal law restricts VA’s ability to conduct research involving medical marijuana  or to refer veterans to such projects.”\n“VA’s response not only failed to answer our simple question  but they made a disheartening attempt to mislead me  my colleagues and the veteran community in the process” by stating that the VA is restricted from conducting marijuana research. Walz  a veteran  said he plans to send another letter to  Shulkin  asking for further clarification.\nA spokesman for  Shulkin  pointed to the secretary’s past comments on medical marijuana.  Shulkin  said in May  “My opinion is  is that some of the states that have put in appropriate controls  there may be some evidence that this is beginning to be helpful. And we’re interested in looking at that and learning from that. But until the time that federal law changes  we are not able … to prescribe medical marijuana for conditions that may be helpful.”\n Shulkin  said VA is offering a suite of alternative treatments for patients with PTSD  including yoga  meditation  acupuncture and hypnosis. The letter also said VA has a program to reduce the amount of opioids prescribed to patients with chronic pain; since 2013   Shulkin  wrote  33 percent fewer patients were receiving opioids.",
            "output": [
                "David Shulkin"
            ]
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            "input": "Lt.  Christopher Robateau  49   was on his way to work when he spotted the beleaguered driver on the side of the highway near Exit 14 in Newark about 6:30 a.m.  city officials said.\n Robateau  was out of  his  vehicle when a car slammed into  him  in the northbound lane just past the exit for Newark Airport.  He  was pronounced dead at the scene  said New Jersey State Police Sgt. Lawrence Peele.\n#JerseyCity Police Lt.  Chris Robateau  is donating blood for those who lost their lives on 9/11 14 years ago today. pic.twitter.com/TW2uAGYIYJ â Beth K. Toll (@Volgirl82) September 11  2015\nThe driver who struck  Robateau  was cooperating with authorities. No charges were initially filed as state troopers probed the crash  Peele said.\nA married father of three   Robateau  joined the force in 1994  city officials said.\nâHe was one of my finest students â Rich Boggiano  a councilman and retired police detective who taught  Robateau  at the police academy  told NJ.com. âHe was a good person.â",
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            "input": "Certainly  Game 3 of the National League Division Series  won  2-1  by the Chicago Cubs over the Washington Nationals  was a kind of paradise for second-guessing. In fact  some might say the final score was: Decisions that blew up on Dusty Baker (2) over Decision that blew up on Joe Maddon (1).\nAsked whether he’d heard Rizzo yelling  Baker said  “Nah  I don’t care. I’d have screamed  too.”\nSoon  it was Baker’s turn. In the seventh inning with one out  Ben Zobrist broke up what had been a marvelous  downright gallant no-hit bid by Max Scherzer  who had spent the last nine days wondering whether the next time he pitched full-bore he might blow out his tight right hamstring and be done for the year. Before this game  Scherzer said he figured he would be good for maybe 100 pitches. He was at 98.\n Baker  called for Solis. The Cubs countered with the dangerous Albert Almora Jr.  who hit .342 against southpaws this year. Almora singled home the tying run on a change-up that stayed — up.\nFinally  in the brutal eighth  in a decision and a moment that may be the most painful of the Nationals’ season if they do not rebound from this deficit   Baker  decided not to intentionally walk Rizzo  the Cubs’ top RBI man — by miles — and instead bring in lefty specialist Perez to cope with him. It was a journeyman-with-a-specialty against a superstar.\n Baker  had options.  He  could have walked Rizzo and let Brandon Kintzler  an all-star closer this year for the Minnesota Twins  pitch to Cubs cleanup man Willson Contreras  who is powerful but strikeout prone.  He  could even have (perhaps) overmanaged and brought in  his  best pure-stuff right-hander  Ryan Madson  to face Contreras to try to overpower  him .\nInstead   Baker  believed in Perez. And  since this is baseball  Perez won the battle but lost the game. Perez jammed Rizzo  forcing that weak  sickly blooper into left field. That  anyway  is how it was described by  several Nats  including Baker . To the Cubs  it was a perfectly placed clutch hit.\nFor the record  as they say  with perfect hindsight  I think that  the Nats  may have managed as if the playoffs were different from the regular season — which is a current vogue. If this game had been played in August  I suspect there would have been little complexity.\nAnd better options might have been chosen — ones that did not end up with  the Nats  losing a huge game in which neither of their two best relievers  Madson or Sean Doolittle  ever appeared.\nCould that all have worked out so simply? Kintzler in the seventh  Madson in the eighth and Doolittle in the ninth to put the Nats one win from the National League Championship Series? For what it’s worth  not one Nat  and I asked several  had any problem with any Baker move. One veteran said  “We are a solid team — in every area. It’s not like we have a couple of good relievers and nobody else we trust. Our bullpen is good all the way through now. Nobody’s second-guessing those decisions.”",
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            "input": "In 1992  Clint Eastwood’s  “Unforgiven” won four Academy Awards and sent  his  career on an entirely new trajectory.\nYes  it was a Western and  Eastwood  had made plenty of those already but  “Unforgiven ” was different. It had some action but mostly it was a bleak character study and was regarded by many as “art.” Whether intending to or  not Eastwood  had become an auteur.\nIn the wake of this critical and artistic breakthrough  Warner Brothers —  Eastwood ’s exclusive distributor for  his  entire output as a director since  his  debut “Play Misty for Me” in 1971 — began to position not all but most of  his  future efforts as “Oscar bait.” Thirteen of Eastwood’s next 19 films came out in the fall — the highly-treasured time of year reserved for awards contenders. The six that were not released in autumn were low achievers such as “Absolute Power” and “Blood Work” and lightweight fluff like the senior citizen buddy comedy “Space Cowboys” and the bizarre misfire that was “Jersey Boys.”\nWarner Brother’s long term  Eastwood  strategy paid off in spades. Since and including “Unforgiven ” Eastwood’s films have been nominated for 35 Oscars and have won 12 with  Eastwood himself  walking away with four as well as receiving the prestigious Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award in 1994.\nLess than a dozen people have won more Oscars than  Eastwood  and most of those were in technical categories. Not bad for a guy who used to co-star with monkeys.\nBeginning in 2006 with “Flags of Our Fathers” and “Letters from Iwo Jima” (shot at the same time but released three months apart)  Eastwood’s choice of material started to change. The political content began to increase (“J. Edgar ” “Invictus ” “Gran Torino”) and although not overt it confirmed what many had known for a while:  Eastwood  was a conservative. While a moderate on most social issues   Eastwood  considers  himself  a “pragmatic Libertarian” who eschews political correctness and  his  output in the last dozen years has indicated that  he ’s an unabashed patriot.\nWhile not a backer of most American Wars  he ’s a staunch and unwavering supporter of armed service personnel  a point made with unmistakable clarity in “American Sniper.” In addition to being the highest-grossing movie of 2014 and Eastwood’s career  this throttling and unflinching bio-drama about the late Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) lit a welcomed fire under red state Middle America.  Eastwood  pulled off a delicate balancing act by crafting an inspirational  crowd-pleasing film that didn’t pander while acknowledging the efforts of an American hero without addressing the war itself.\n“The 15:17 to Paris” — the new movie about the three soldiers that thwarted the 2015 Thlys Train Attack — opens this Friday and it is the first  Eastwood  movie in at least 20 years that was not made available for advance press viewing.\nInstead of hiring regular actors to portray the leads   Eastwood  cast the actual soldiers who confronted the terrorist — a bold move indeed and one sure to appeal to fans of “American Sniper.”",
            "output": [
                "Clint Eastwood"
            ]
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            "input": "However  resolution to the Nikola Mirotic-Bobby Portis situation remains elusive.\nMirotic met with Reinsdorf and executive vice president John Paxson this week  sources said  and continued to rebuff the team's attempts to assimilate him with  Bobby Portis  on whatever terms Mirotic chooses.\nThe Bulls must balance being supportive of and sympathetic to the plight of Mirotic  who suffered two facial fractures and a concussion from  Portis'  punch  with the fact he's a player under contract being paid $12.5 million to be part of the team.\nMirotic  who has made clear he doesn't want to play with  Portis   can't be traded until January 15.\n Portis  elicited little to no response when  he  checked in during the first quarter for  his  home debut.  His  eight-game suspension for punching Mirotic ended Tuesday in Toronto.\nBy night's end   Portis  was one of the few bright spots worth cheering.  He  finished with 20 points and 11 rebounds for  his  second straight 20-10 game. That's the first time the third-year forward has scored 18 or more points in consecutive games.\n\"Just trying to be more consistent  \" Portis  said.\nFor the second straight game   Portis  played fourth-quarter minutes alongside Markkanen  who missed Wednesday's practice with a minor bout of quadriceps tendinitis and shot just 5-for-14 but posted  his  third career double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.)  received a standing ovation from Democratic lawmakers on Feb. 7 after concluding an eight-hour speech on “dreamers.” (U.S. Senate)\nHouse Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) received a standing ovation from Democratic lawmakers on Feb. 7 after concluding an eight-hour speech on “dreamers.” (U.S. Senate)\nHouse Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi commandeered the House floor Wednesday for a day-into-night marathon plea to Republicans for action on immigration  casting the fate of young undocumented immigrants in moral terms.\n The 77-year-old Pelosi  stood for more than eight hours  reading multiple personal stories from “dreamers” and citing Bible passages.  Her  speech ranked as the longest given by a member of the House of Representatives in at least a century  possibly ever  focusing on an issue that has vexed Democrats for months.\n“We’ve got to get onto an economic message that’s going to resonate across the board ” said Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio)  who challenged  Pelosi  for  her  leadership position in late 2016.\nFor the record  the House Office of the Historian confirmed that  Pelosi  had delivered the longest continuous speech in the chamber’s history  dating to at least 1909  when then-Rep. Champ Clark (D-Mo.) delivered five hours and 15 minutes of remarks against a proposed tariff overhaul.",
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            "input": "Authorities in San Francisco released body camera videos on Tuesday of a dramatic shootout in which police officers fired their weapons at least 65 times in 15 seconds at a murder suspect . The San Francisco Police Department said the shooting happened on Feb . 17 in the city ’ s  Mission Bay neighborhood when officers confronted 31 - year - old homicide suspect Joel Armstrong inside an RV at a homeless encampment  .  Armstrong  allegedly shot two men the day before during a carjacking in the city ’ s Panhandle neighborhood   killing one of them . Body camera footage released by police shows how officers tracked  Armstrong  to  the neighborhood    then the moment when  he  shot at officers   who then returned fire . “ Nobody was struck by gunfire during this incident . The evidence in the case so far indicates  Armstrong  fired two rounds from a weapon   and that seven officers fired 65 rounds from their department - issued weapons  ” SFPD Commander Greg McEachern told KTVU .  Armstrong  eventually turned  himself  in to police   and has been charged with murder   carjacking and eight counts of attempted murder . The videos were released at a town hall meeting about the shooting   where residents expressed concerns about the number of homeless encampments in the area . Authorities said they are working to move people into housing .",
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            "input": "Terrance Williams of New Jersey  had similar concerns about the ordeal.  He  was in the middle of the bus when the confusion started.\n“The law is you see emergency lights  you pull over ”  Williams  said. “(The police) were in front of us  they were in back of us.”\n Williams  said at one point  he  thought the police were escorting the bus  not realizing the situation on the back of the bus.\nEventually  the bus stopped  and the passengers were escorted off the Greyhound one by one   Williams  said.\n“They treated us like we were criminals  like we did something wrong ”  Williams  said. “OK  if you got the person you’re looking for and everything’s done  why are you detaining us?\n“It was crazy ”  he  said.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "This article originally appeared on VICE UK . I gave up smoking cannabis eight years ago . I ’ d been promoted — from telemarketing supervisor to the noble heights of telemarketing manager — and I couldn ’ t come to work high anymore . My abiding memory of the following week was a nightly stream of terrifying dreams . It was like I was dreaming in stereo   as my brain experienced the novelty of truly deep sleep for the first time in years . Within a week   once the night terrors and the cold sweats had stopped   my short - term memory started to improve . I was more sociable in and outside of work . I left the job within a few months and started doing something I loved . Everything about my life improved . But giving up weed isn ’ t so easy for everyone   and for some   it ’ s fraught with acute problems — physical   mental   and emotional . \" Stopping my consumption of cannabis used to mean a lot of pain : vomiting   diarrhea   and not being able to sleep or eat  \" says  Alex Fraser   26  .  Alex  has Crohn ’ s disease   which was diagnosed when  he  was 19 .  He  just had an ileostomy   in which a diseased part of  his  bowel was removed . This has drastically improved  his  quality of life   but he ’ s still hugely reliant on cannabis to keep  him  up and running . \" Despite the surgery   I still have issues with eating   nausea   and sleep  \"  he  says . \" If I don ’ t have cannabis   I end up using meds like Zopiclone for sleep and Oxycodone for pain . But nothing particularly helps my nausea or appetite   except cannabis .\" WATCH : The Safest Possible Way to Use Weed Alex   who generally vapes but occasionally smokes and eats marijuana   also relies on it to keep his mental health in check . \" It ’ s extremely helpful with the mental health issues I ’ ve had since surgery . Anxiety attacks   self - esteem issues   and my energy levels are all improved or eliminated with cannabis  \" he explains . Jon Liebling is a Director of the United Patient ’ s Alliance   which is currently lobbying hard for the legalization of medical weed in the UK . Liebling has a long history of profound mental health issues and has recently been diagnosed with complex PTSD . \" I ' ve been managing my anxiety   depression   and suicidal thoughts most of my life   but have kept myself relatively happy with the use of cannabis  \" says Liebling . \" About two years ago   I had a number of traumatic events take place in a rather short period of time . I realized I needed a bit more help   so I asked my doctor to refer me to a therapist . When I informed him I used cannabis   he refused to refer me unless I stopped using . He prescribed me Prozac and Diazepam . I ’ ve always had suicidal thoughts   but what ’ s kept me alive is my dissatisfaction with them . Prozac made my thoughts happier   but also   made me happier with those suicidal tendencies . So I acted on them for the first time in 20 years .\" Liebling went back to his doctor and found that a locum was working that day . She immediately removed him from his Prozac prescription and referred him to talking therapy . She also told him to return to managing his condition with cannabis   and he ’ s thankfully still here to tell the tale . Unfortunately   beyond anecdotal evidence   it ’ s quite hard to back up Alex and Liebling ’ s comments with science because currently   there just isn ’ t much out there . Plus   their personal health conditions — despite being undoubtedly severe — are not indicative of the population as a whole . A 2010 paper called \" Assessment and management of cannabis use disorders in primary care \" suggests that to differentiate between a psychiatric disorder and chronic cannabis intoxication   a patient should cease cannabis use for two to four weeks . In a small 20 - person impatient study of withdrawal   it found that \" mean baseline depression symptom scores reduced to normal levels after four weeks of abstinence .\" One of the study ’ s creators was Professor Adam Winstock   founder of the Global Drug Survey — a study of how the world consumes drugs — and a consultant psychiatrist and addiction medicine specialist . Between these two roles   he ’  s  analyzed the drug - taking habits of approximately 500   000 people   and 300   000 cannabis users .  He  ’ s extremely well - placed to advise on dealing with the more established effects of cannabis withdrawal . For most people   as it was with me during my promotion back in the mid - 2000s   that means : a ) insomnia and vivid dreams ; and b ) nicotine withdrawal . A huge part of the first problem comes from an unlikely source . \" Lots of people who smoke lots of weed drink too much caffeine : Red Bull   tea   coffee   fizzy drinks . This is often to offset the sedating effects of weed . If you keep drinking 15 cups of tea when you ’ ve given up weed   this is going to worsen your insomnia   which will make you agitated  \" says Winstock . If you ’ ve grown up smoking joints with tobacco in them   there ’ s a good chance you will also experience cravings from the nicotine withdrawal . For those looking to give up weed   Winstockadvocates giving up cannabis and nicotine at the same time — but adds that   crucially   you should gradually reduce your tobacco intake in the run - up to quitting . This will have an unexpected second benefit in the fight against withdrawal sleeplessness . It breaks it down  \" he explains . \" So when you stop smoking tobacco   your caffeine levels go through the roof . You ' re left with this double whammy : of not only taking a stimulant drug [ caffeine ] that you likely drink too much of anyway   but you ' re taking a stimulant drug whose levels are going to go through the roof because tobacco is no longer breaking it down .\" Winstock also says that the intensity of your withdrawal will likely be affected by the type of weed you smoke . \" If you smoke a high THC cannabis   then I think the insomnia would be worse — your weird dreams would be worse   your craving would be worse   and your low mood would be worse .\" Withdrawal symptoms with weed peak around day two or three and are generally over after seven . Sleeplessness and vivid dreams may last for two weeks   but Winstock ’ s absolute gold standard advice for giving up weed is to \" get into good sleep hygiene .\" Admittedly easier said than done   but there are some common sense habits that will help . \" Exercise is probably the best thing you can do  \" he says . \" Obviously   you shouldn ' t over - exert yourself   but if you ’ re exhausted when you go to bed   you ’ re much more likely to sleep well . Turn off screens a couple of hours before bed   and avoid caffeine . And don ’ t give up and call your dealer if you don ' t sleep well ! It will get easier soon .\" Follow David Hillier on Twitter . To take part in this year ' s Global Drug Survey   an anonymous study on how the world uses drugs   click here .",
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            "input": "Before driving 11 hours to break into a famous YouTube couple’s home   Christopher Giles  made notes about one of the YouTubers  police say.\n Giles   23  is accused of breaking into the Austin  Texas  house of Free and Megan Turney on Jan. 26. Armed with a gun   Giles  allegedly searched the house for the couple  who hid in a closet and called 911. Investigators claim  Giles  was there to kill  but  Giles  was the only one to wind up dead.\n Giles  was “an avid player of video games and was known for watching YouTube videos that were centered on  his  hobby ” according to an affidavit obtained by  Giles ’ hometown newspaper  the Albuquerque Journal.\nThe hobby led  him  to Turney  a popular YouTuber who posts about video games and anime  where she has more than 300 000 followers. One of the few Facebook pages  he  liked was that of Rooster Teeth  a video game-centric production company where Turney is a former on-screen personality.\n Giles  “developed a fondness of Turney ” according to the affidavit  which references notes investigators found on  Giles ’ phone.  He  had no such fondness for Turney’s boyfriend  Free  who is best known for  his  YouTube channel the Slow Mo Guys  where  he  and a friend have amassed more than 10 million followers for the slow-motion videos.\n Giles  “resented Free for  his  lifestyle and success ” the affidavit claims. In one note on  his  phone   Giles  allegedly spelled out  his  death wish for the famous YouTuber. “I want Gavin Free to die alone  with no children ”  Giles  reportedly wrote.\nIn the days before the home invasion   Giles  was “single  lonely and disturbed ” a detective said in a search warrant for his home. He also had a history of brushes with the law  beginning with a vehicle citation in 2014  court records show. In October 2015  he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. The next year  he pleaded no contest to marijuana and drug paraphernalia charges.\nBut in January 2018   Giles  plotted a serious crime  investigators allege.\nTurney and Free live in Austin  Texas  approximately 11 hours from the Rio Rancho  New Mexico  home where  Giles  lived alone. After driving the entire way   Giles  arrived at the home around 3:40 a.m. on Jan. 26.\nGun in hand   Giles  allegedly roamed the house the house looking for the couple. Based on surveillance footage  “it was apparent that  Giles ’ sole intent was to cause harm to someone who resides there ” a search warrant said.\nHe eventually gave up and left  climbing back into his car. But as  Giles  was pulling from Turney and Free’s driveway  police arrived. They ordered him out of the car. Instead  police say  they heard him fire a single shot inside the vehicle. One officer fired on the car. When they opened approached the car again   Giles  was dead.\nOn social media   Giles ’ would-be victims downplayed the incident.",
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            "input": "The next phase of Steppenwolf’s ongoing $73 million capital campaign includes plans to invest $50 million on a new theater building   Steppenwolf spokeswoman Anne-Marie St. Germaine  said.\n She  declined to say how much the developers plan to pay for Yondorf Hall. The real estate sale will help pay for the new building with a 400-seat theater  which will replace the 299-seat Upstairs Theatre on its main campus   St. Germaine  said. Steppenwolf also has theaters with 515 and 80 seats.\nAs part of the sale-leaseback deal  Steppenwolf will pay rent to keep using Yondorf for three years   St. Germaine  said.\nThe Fey & Co. jewelry store has a long-term lease to remain on the ground floor of the existing building   St. Germaine  said. It’s unclear what CA Ventures and Springbank plan to do with upper floors after Steppenwolf moves out. The developers were not available for comment.",
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            "input": "Manny Pacquiao has made no secret of his political ambitions outside the ring but dabbling in government isn't the same as taking it on as a full-time career  says trainer Freddie Roach.\nRoach said Pacquiao my run for office in his native Philippines  but after the fighter gets a taste of political life Roach expects him to eventually return to his boxing roots.\n\"I would love to see him go out on top \" Roach said. \"The thing is he can fight for a long time  because his work ethic is so great.\n\"Once he gets into politics and finds out how corrupt it is he will come back to boxing. He can do more as a boxer than a politician for his countrymen. Although he's proven me wrong before.\"\nThe first round of the fight will be dangerous for both fighters and Roach said their plan is to hit Cotto with some big shots from the opening bell.\n\"I don't have to tell him the game plan anymore \" Roach said. \"It is automatic now. I make moves in training like Cotto makes in the fight. It is like a dance. He knows exactly what to do in those situations.\nRoach says they can shake Cotto's confidence by hitting him early.\n\"We are going to show our power in the first round and hit him to remind him of the punches he took in the (Antonio) Margarito fight.\n\"We are not going to go in and start swinging at him we are going to do it smart. We will walk Cotto into a fight because he follows and when he follows we will take advantage of that.\"\nRoach said if the smaller Pacquiao doesn't have the power to knock Cotto out then he can wear him down with his superior hand speed and lightning quick feet.\n\"I honestly don't think we are going to knock him out \" said Roach. \"We are going to make him quit.\"\nAfter watching hours of tape of Cotto in his most recent fights  Roach predicts he will do one of two things.\n\"He is going to use his strength and come forward and show us he is a bigger stronger guy or he is going to try to become a counterpuncher. But you can't become someone else in an eight-week period. We have a perfect game plan  I think.\"",
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            "input": "\"Did we ever think we would see the day when we would say , ` Please bring back George W. Bush ' ?\" \nPelosi 's specific flavor of nostalgia for Bush is notable because it so perfectly mirrors the equally improbable way Republican legislators and operatives began talking about Bill Clinton roughly eight years ago . \nA grinning , waving George W. Bush appeared beside the phrase , \"Miss Me Yet ?\" \nBush had bounced back somewhat from his abysmal final approval rating , but while Republicans were feeling rosier about the ex-president , Democrats were not .",
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            "input": "NBC News and MSNBC fired journalist  Mark Halperin  in the wake of sexual harassment allegations  CNN reported Monday.\nAccording to the report  at least one dozen women have accused  Halperin  of sexual harassment or assault when  he  was the political director at ABC News.\nAn MSNBC spokesman told CNN on Monday that  Halperin  — previously an NBC News senior political analyst and an MSNBC contributor — was terminated by the network. NBC initially suspended  Halperin  following reports about the allegations.\nNBC was just the latest media company to cut ties with  Halperin  due to the allegations. A spokesperson for Showtime said last week  Halperin  would not return to the political show  “The Circus ” if a new season is ordered. Penguin Press dropped a book about the 2016 election that would have been co-authored by  Halperin   and HBO canceled a miniseries that would have been based on that book.\nWhat did  Halperin  say?\nIn a statement posted on Twitter last week   Halperin  apologized for  his  “aggressive and crude” behavior.\n“In recent days I have closely read the accounts of women with whom I worked at ABC News ”  Halperin  said in part. “In almost every case  I have recognized conduct for which I feel profound guilt and responsibility  some involving junior ABC News personnel and women just starting out in the news business.”",
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            "input": "There. I got it out of the way of those loyalists that might feel compelled barf out the rote response of the  Trump  camp  given his recent  heated attacks on the dignity of the U.S. intelligence community  with a particular focus on the FBI.\n Trump  was “briefed and warned” at the session about potential espionage threats from Russia  two former law enforcement officials familiar with the sessions told NBC News. A source close to the White House said their position is that  Trump  was unaware of the contacts between  his  campaign and Russians.\nOk. Bow up about that  Shah  but what we now know is that  Trump  was warned that Russia could be a problem.\n His  response was to invite Russia to find Hillary’s lost emails and to act like a 14-year old girl with a crush over Vladimir Putin.\nBy the time of the warning in late July or August  at least seven  Trump  campaign officials had been in contact with Russians or people linked to Russia  according to public reports. There is no public evidence that the campaign reported any of that to the FBI.\nAnd by  September  Donald Trump Jr.  was exchanging tweets with WikiLeaks  believed to be an agent of the Kremlin.\nThere were others. It wasn’t just  Trump Jr.",
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            "input": "Robert Buchel  who appeared on the TLC show  \"My 600 Pound Life\" has died.\nThe New Jersey resident  who weighed 842 pounds  was featured on Wednesday night's episode where viewers learned  he  suffered a heart attack during the filming of the show.\n Buchel  had undergone weight loss surgery and was placed on a strict diet before  he  died suddenly of a heart attack on Nov. 17  2017. Fans only learned of  his  death last night.\n\"TLC was deeply saddened by the loss of  Robert . We are grateful to  his  family who were gracious enough to let us continue to share  his  brave story with our viewers \" TLC told Fox News. \"Our thoughts and prayers are with them at this difficult time.\"\nPrior to his death   Buchel  said in the episode  \"To carry all this weight is physically draining  mentally  emotionally taxing  \" Robert  said. \"It's not a pain or life I’d wish on anyone because I can't do anything. I can’t do anything for anyone — especially  myself  so I am completely dependent on my fiancee.\"",
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            "input": "Philadelphia Eagles quarterback  Nick Foles  completed 26 passes for 352 yards and three touchdowns in the Eagles’ win. (David Maialetti/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP)\nThe New England Patriots opened as the favorites in their upcoming Super Bowl matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles  but that doesn’t mean it will be easy for Coach Bill Belichick and Tom Brady to earn their sixth championship ring together. In fact  it could become very difficult if Eagles quarterback Nick Foles can exploit a glaring weakness in this year’s Patriots team: a poor pass defense that is one of the worst of any Super Bowl team coached by Belichick in New England.\nPerhaps this wouldn’t be as concerning if quarterback  Nick Foles  hadn’t just dismantled the Minnesota Vikings’ defense in the NFC championship game. The Vikings entered that game allowing a passer rating of 74.0 yet  Foles  was able to turn in a career performance  completing 26 passes for 352 yards and three touchdowns in the Eagles’ win (141.4 passer rating). Per  Elias  Foles  was also the first quarterback in NFL history with completions for more than 40 yards to three different receivers in one postseason game.\nMost impressive was how  Foles  handled the Vikings’ pass rush  which was widely considered among the best in the NFL.  Foles  completed 7 of 10 attempts under pressure for 139 yards and two touchdowns on Sunday  producing a sparkling 152.1 passer rating out of a possible 158.3. That’s a remarkable turnaround considering  Foles  had a 23.8 passer rating under pressure during the regular season. Yes  that is as bad as it sounds: an incomplete pass produces a passer rating of 39.6.\n Nick Foles  in 2017 Regular season vs. Vikings in NFC championship game No pressure 107.8 119.7 Plays under pressure 23.8 152.1\n Foles  also extended the defense with deep throws  completing 4 of 6 passes traveling at least 20 yards in the air for 172 yards and two touchdowns.  He  was 2 for 15 on those throws leading up to the big win on Sunday  compiling 52 yards and no touchdowns while also throwing an interception.\nSo it all comes down to how good the Patriots defense is on Super Bowl Sunday. In wins this season  including the playoffs  the Patriots allow a passer rating of 83.2. That jumps to 130.6 in losses  lower than the passer rating  Foles  turned in the NFC championship game (141.1).\nOne more big game from  him  and we could be looking at a historic upset.\nNick Foles has come full circle and the Eagles are headed for the Super Bowl",
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            "input": "Top Republicans have been publicly floating the idea of having Attorney General Jeff Sessions mount a write-in campaign for the Alabama Senate seat currently being sought by  Roy Moore   who faces multiple sexual misconduct allegations.\nSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has reportedly discussed the idea of having Sessions appointed to the Senate seat should  Moore  be elected and removed from office.\nSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell reportedly suggested on Tuesday that Attorney General Jeff Sessions replace  Roy Moore   the beleaguered Alabama Republican running for Senate amid multiple accusations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls.\n Moore  has come under increased pressure by top Republicans to abandon  his  election bid. Although it is too late to replace  Moore  on the ballot  Republicans would mount a write-in campaign for an alternative candidate to pit against Doug Jones  the Democratic opponent.\n\"[ Moore 's] campaign is collapsing \" McConnell said Tuesday at the Wall Street Journal CEO Council. \"Obviously we're in a discussion here about how to salvage this seat if possible.\nMcConnell also discussed the write-in idea with Vice President Mike Pence in a call on Monday  according to The Washington Post. Another potential solution they reportedly discussed was appointing Sessions to the Senate seat should  Moore  win the election and be immediately removed from office — an outcome Senate rules allow for.\nShould  Moore  win the election  two-thirds of the Senate could vote against seating  him   leaving the Alabama governor with the opportunity to name a replacement.\nSessions has said there's no reason to doubt  Moore 's accusers\nSessions  however  appears unlikely to agree to McConnell's plan  according to those close to  him .\nSessions has not publicly addressed the idea  but was questioned about the allegations against  Moore  during  his  testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.\nFive women have come forward publicly  alleging that  Moore  pursued relationships with them when they were teenagers and  he  was in  his  30s.\nOne of the women  Leigh Corfman  told The Washington Post in a bombshell report published last week that  Moore  initiated a sexual encounter with  her  when  she  was 14 and  he  was 32.  She  said  he  brought  her  to  his  home twice and on the second visit took off  her  clothes and touched  her  over  her  bra and underpants and then forced  her  to touch  him  over  his  underwear.\nA fifth accuser  Beverly Young Nelson  came forward in a press conference on Monday to accuse  Moore  of sexually assaulting  her  in  his  car when  she  was a 16-year-old waitress and  he  was the district attorney of Alabama's Etowah County. As proof of their relationship  Nelson displayed a page of  her  high-school yearbook  she  said  Moore  had asked to sign during an earlier visit to the restaurant  she  worked at.\n\"To a sweeter more beautiful girl I could not say  'Merry Christmas.' Love  Roy Moore DA  12-22-77  Olde Hickory House \" the message read.\n Moore  has denied the allegations against  him   and said as recently as Tuesday afternoon that  he  plans to remain in the race  according to ABC News.",
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            "input": "Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin may be all the rage  but when it comes to storing your money   Agnico Eagle Mines CEO Sean Boyd  told CNBC that they still pose some unaddressed risks.\n\"One of the things about bitcoin and the cryptocurrencies is  is there really an unlimited supply?\"  Boyd  said to \"Mad Money\" host Jim Cramer on Thursday. \"We're gold miners. We mine deposits. I think  over time  the question will be: are these cryptocurrencies and the developers of these cryptocurrencies just mining the public? \"\n The CEO  said that more and more investors who meet with Agnico on a regular basis are once again warming up to gold and could have a hand in driving it higher.\n\"Our sense is that investors are starting to do their homework  revisiting the high-quality gold equities  so there is a sense that gold's about to turn here \"  Boyd  said. \"We wouldn't be surprised to see gold between $1 400 and $1 500 within the next 18 months or so.\"\nWith a strong gold mining business in Mexico and healthy \"geological upside\" ahead   Boyd  told Cramer that  he  and  his  colleagues at Agnico predict that production could increase by 25 percent between now and 2020.\nAnd for investors seeking stable investments to manage potential risk  few are better than gold — especially not cryptocurrencies   the CEO  said.\n\"Gold's a highly developed market  very liquid market  a very efficient store of value and portfolio diversifier. That's why you need to own it \"  he  said. \"It's proven itself. It's hard to believe it's going away just because of technology. People can invest in cryptocurrencies  but now's the time to own gold. If [the] stock market's setting record levels  I'd rather own gold than bitcoin.\"",
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            "input": "The crew of the Seefuchs plucked them from the old fishing boat  gave them water and couscous and one of the men  26-year-old Hamza Tekbali  explained why they had fled their country.\n“Libya is terrible ”  Tekbali  told Reuters as  he  waited to be transferred to an Italian coast guard vessel. “In Libya  if you do not kill  they will kill you ”  he  said  adding that  he  feared  he  would be sent straight back home.\n Tekbali  abandoned  his  hometown of Kikla  which is located southwest of Tripoli and said it was too dangerous to return.\n His  friend Rafat  who did not give  his  last name  said  he  was fleeing Libya after having been kidnapped by a militia in 2016.  He  was released after nine days when  his  father paid a ransom of 120 000 dinar ($87 600) but said  he  feared a repeat.\n Tekbali  said the five friends planned their voyage for a month and set out from a beach between Sabratha and Zuwara after paying 5 000 euros ($5 888) to smugglers for the boat and the small outboard engine.",
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            "input": "Taylor Swift  performs in Houston. (John Salangsang/Invision/AP)\nIn Washington  an army of UPS trucks is swarming the city plastered with signs promising a #TaylorSwiftDelivery: the pop singer’s sixth album  “Reputation ” out Nov. 10. Four already released tracks tease a darker tone where the “old  Taylor ” is “dead” and a reinvention of one of the most successful artists in the world. It’s not enough to appease feminist critics  however.\nIt’s been quite a year for  Swift   who has matured in public in a way few female stars have the courage to    staging a dispute between  her  different public “selves” in a video for  her  song “Look What You Made Me Do” earlier this year. Meanwhile   she  pursued a lawsuit against a former radio host whom  she  accused of groping  her  in 2013  a move heralded by the Guardian as a “universal feminist statement” long before #MeToo.  Swift  has openly embraced feminism since 2014 and tweeted in support of the Women’s March in January  so you might think  given our current focus on women’s rights and dignity  that “Reputation” would land with a girl-power splash.\nBut you’d be wrong. Very wrong. In fact   Swift  is already under fire from feminist critics. And their attacks reveal something very ugly about modern feminism: While today’s feminists claim to champion the rights of all women  they speak only for women who agree with them – vocally  frequently and on demand.\n[Sorry   Taylor Swift . Being a feminist is about more than supporting your girlfriends.]\nAnticipating “Reputation ” Bustle editor Rachel Simon insisted that the 27-year-old Swift “can’t just say that the media has painted her as a fake feminist or a manipulative liar; she needs to say ‘I deserved it.’ ” Even after her sexual assault lawsuit  feminists pounced on  Swift . Salon writer Rachel Leah retorted that  Swift  is “known to wave the feminist banner only when it directly benefits her.” Bustle agreed  decrying  Swift ’s feminism as a “deeply flawed ” “self-serving” “white feminism.”\nAs proof of her feminist failures  editor Kadeen Griffiths listed  Swift ’s many faults: not criticizing President Trump  not “publicly support[ing] organizations” like Planned Parenthood and not attending the Women’s March (her tweet apparently wasn’t enough.) Outlet after outlet has pressured  Swift  to condemn the president in the name of feminism. In January  the Daily Beast went so far as to accuse her of “Spineless Feminism.”  Swift  may be the highest-paid artist in the world   but her decision to speak out on issues as she pleases rather than as others call on her to means she gets little credit for the space she’s made for female artists.\n[The ACLU slams Taylor Swift for trying to protect her reputation]\nWe have no idea what  Taylor Swift  thinks about any number of specific political issues: how  she  feels about Trump  what  she  thinks the goals of feminism ought to be  where  she  comes down on abortion or anything else. But the ongoing denouncement of  Swift  proves that you don’t even have to have convictions as firm as antiabortion feminists to be counted out of today’s movement. All it takes to get exiled is to not affirm the party line loudly enough. And for any movement seeking to advance the cause of women as a whole  that’s a problem.\nThe test of a feminist’s commitment should be how  she  treats women who are different from  her . It shouldn’t matter if  Swift  agrees or disagrees  if  she  speaks or remains silent. We should applaud  her  ability as a person  independent  with  her  own heart and mind  to be who  she  wishes. The same should go for any number of women who hold different political views but agree that women’s voices should be a part of the national conversation. Their feminism is real  their perspectives matter  and they should be welcome to contribute to a movement that promotes women’s welfare and status. That should be feminism’s reputation.",
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            "input": "Photos of Cubs shortstop Addison Russell.\nFor now  there are no plans to move  Russell  from shortstop despite an occasional rash of throwing errors on routine plays.\n Russell  is only 23 and continues to show glimpses of becoming a bona fide run-producing shortstop with the power  he  displayed in 2016.  His  talents and agent could help command a frontline starting pitcher.  Russell  is arbitration eligible this offseason for the first time and won’t be eligible for free agency until after 2021 season.\n Russell  returned from a foot injury in mid-September without any issues  leaving a pending divorce as the only concern from interested teams. Russell’s batting average sank from .281 in late April to .209 in early June  when his domestic struggles surfaced  but he rallied suffciently to finish the season at .239.\nIf  Russell  is dealt  Baez can move to shortstop —  his  natural position — with Happ and/or Zobrist taking over at second.\nBaez  24  was a defensive savior — especially when he took over at shortstop after  Russell  was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis in his right foot. Baez didn’t commit an error in 26 consecutive games at shortstop while making routine and tough plays with ease.\nIf a trade decision boils down to  Russell  or Baez  it could be a matter of taking either a more dependable approach at the plate ( Russell ) or the dazzling defender who can make the backhanded stop and strong throw to first base (Baez).",
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            "input": "Tag Heuer continues to sponsor Tiger Woods\nSwiss watch maker Tag Heuer says it will continue its association with Tiger Woods despite the golfer's alleged infidelities.\nCompany spokeswoman Mariam Sylla said Monday the sponsorship is unchanged because Woods remains the world's best golfer and Tag Heuer does not care about his private life.\nSylla says Tag Heuer has great respect for Woods' performance in the sport\nWoods' performance in the sport\nShe spoke a day after global consulting firm Accenture Ltd. became the first major sponsor to announce it was cutting ties with Woods.\nWoods has announced an indefinite leave from the sport to work on his marriage.",
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            "input": "Banjo   Batboy Eddie Bennett (2010) ( Graig Kreindler)\nGraig Kreindler  sweats  the details   as a researcher no less than as an artist.\n‘I believe the lights were on ” wrote Bobby Thomson to Graig Kreindler  who was researching the Shot Heard Round the World  the storied walk-off home run that sent the New York Giants to the World Series five decades earlier.  Kreindler  knew that the sun was low in the sky behind first base and dimmed by dark clouds when Thomson came to bat a few minutes before 4 p.m. on October 3  1951  at the Polo Grounds in Upper Manhattan.\nWas it hard to see the ball? Or did the Giants turn the lights on  if only for the primitive TV cameras  there to capture the deciding game of the first baseball series ever broadcast live to a national audience? From the grainy black-and-white film and photos   Kreindler  couldn’t tell  and newspaper accounts were silent on the question. So he asked Thomson  half-expecting either no response or an autographed souvenir from a retired player trained by experience to assume that a personal letter from a stranger must be fan mail.\nEven if Thomson hadn’t hedged his answer   Kreindler  would have counted it for what it was: a datum  good to have but not dispositive. He reasoned that the slugger was “in a tight situation”: the tying run on second  the National League pennant on the line  half a city’s hopes pinned on his shoulders. “Does he even notice the lights? I mean  why would he?” After weighing the probabilities  Kreindler  an artist who paints old-time baseball  went ahead and made the banks of rooftop lights glaring  adjusting the shades and shadows on the canvas accordingly.\nBallparks are treated to the same loving scrutiny. Did Bobby Doerr by any chance remember the colors of an ad  for Gem razor blades  on the left-field wall at Fenway Park in 1939  his third of 14 seasons with the Boston Red Sox? He did not  he regretted to report  on the back of a three-by-five-inch index card 70 years later  when he was in his 90s.  Kreindler  realizes that the strangers from whom he seeks information about light or color at the ballpark during a particular hour or season in baseball antiquity are liable to find his questions bizarre. Do they think he’s nuts? A few might; not all reply. He asks anyway.\nPeter Fiore  his former teacher and enduring mentor and friend  was taught by an artist who was taught by . . .  Kreindler  traces  his  professional lineage back to the father of American illustration  Howard Pyle (1853–1911). The seriousness of  Kreindler ’s artistry is easy to miss because of  his  subject matter and manifest love for it. Prize committees may have a bias for the brazen or edgy  but to convey warmth and uplift the viewer is no less an achievement  a marriage of vision and discipline.\n“Art critics might scoff at what we do and consider it kitschy ”  Kreindler  acknowledges  referring to the small fraternity of baseball artists  several of whom  he  touts and cites as helpful influences  including “obviously Norman Rockwell ” although you won’t always find a conspicuous resemblance between their work and  his . “I like to think I bring something different to this ”  he  says. “I don’t expect my work ever to hang in major museums  but it could  in theory.”\nForty years after his death  Rockwell  mocked and dismissed by the cognoscenti in his lifetime  is revered as an American master by connoisseurs and critics in and out of the academy. The Guggenheim and the Museum of Fine Arts  Boston  have exhibited his work. If the tastemakers ever likewise catch up with  Kreindler   the baseball historians and fans who got there first will rise from their catbird seats behind home plate and make room for them  under the lights.",
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            "input": "Of course the trailer includes an ominous monologue about \"raw untamed power\" (presumably from Supreme Leader Snoke to Kylo Ren) and later  Luke Skywalker warning Rey that the \"raw strength\" she possesses didn't scare him enough when he saw it in the past (presumably with Kylo Ren) but \"it does now.\"\nYes  we get it.  Kylo Ren  and Rey are both super-powerful with the Force and likely have some hidden connection. Pretty much everyone sees that one coming from a mile away.\nMore interesting are the moments that do what great \"Star Wars\" movies have done best — reveal hidden depths in characters. Such is the case when we see  Kylo Ren 's anguished face as  he  contemplates following up  his  patricide in the previous film by murdering  his  mother (although a recent interview by Mark Hamill suggests General Leia will survive). Or when we see Rey being tortured (perhaps by the newly revealed Snoke?)  her body and face contorted in terrible pain. Or when we hear a tormented Luke Skywalker implore an unknown listener to recognize  \"This is not going to go the way you think!\"\nMost powerful of all: When Rey says  \"I need someone to show me my place in all this \" and  Kylo Ren  offers an outstretched hand.",
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            "input": "On Tuesday  fashion house Gucci dipped into the culinary scene with the luxe Gucci Osteria  a green-walled  50-seat restaurant nestled inside the new Gucci Garden  an experiential museum-retail concept in the historic heart of Florence  Italy.  The chef  is  Massimo Bottura   the Modena-based proprietor of three-Michelin-starred Osteria Francescana  in 2016 named the best restaurant in the world.\nNow fully open to the public  the menu  glimpsed here  includes the parade of pasta one expects from  Bottura  considering Osteria Francescana’s carbo-loaded cameo on the Netflix show Master of None.\nVisitors can scarf down decadent plates of golden Parmigiano-Reggiano-enriched tortellini  buttery cacio e pepe  and creamy mushroom risotto. But the menu evidently has a sense of humor  too  offering high-end interpretations of a hot dog  a burger (fun fact:  Bottura  loves Shake Shack)  and for dessert  a piña colada. There are also a fair number of dishes inspired by Bottura’s world travels  including Peruvian tostadas and Asian-tinged buns stuffed with fatty pork belly.\nMain dishes are priced from 20 to 30 euros ($24-$36) each—this is Gucci  after all. “Haute couture and haute cuisine are a recipe made in heaven ”  Bottura  told reporters. Not for nothing  Gucci Chief Executive Officer Marco Bizzarri and Bottura are childhood friends as well.",
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            "input": "Among those in the audience were  kindergartner Mary Cate Lynch  as well as her parents   Kerry and Chris Lynch; little sister Maggie; and grandparents Maureen and Bob Ryan.\nBorn with a cranial facial condition known as Apert syndrome   Mary Cate  has been at the forefront of a local campaign started by  her  mother to remind people of the importance of acceptance and kindness.\nPeople are afraid of differences because they're mysterious and unfamiliar   Kerry Lynch  said.\nEven  she   a nurse  never had heard of Apert syndrome until  her  daughter was born  she said.\n\"It's scary because it's an unknown. So I thought if I could make cranial facial syndrome a 'known ' that would not only help  Mary Cate  but everyone who's different  \" Kerry Lynch  said.\nSince  her  oldest daughter's birth   Kerry Lynch  has brought the \"Choose Kind\" message featured in \"Wonder\" into schools across the Chicago area.  Mary Cate  accompanies  her .\nGary Middendorf / Daily Southtown  Mary Cate Lynch   center  exits the AMC Theatre in Chicago Ridge on Friday after watching “Wonder” with fellow the students from Christ the King elementary school.  Mary Cate Lynch   center  exits the AMC Theatre in Chicago Ridge on Friday after watching “Wonder” with fellow the students from Christ the King elementary school. (Gary Middendorf / Daily Southtown)\nThe book was published two months after  Mary Cate  was born.\n\"Somebody sent it to me when  she  was 6 months old. I read the back cover and then put it on my nightstand. I was not emotionally ready to read it \" Kerry Lynch said.\nThen  she  and  Mary Cate  were invited to Christ the King school. That was followed by an invitation to talk at Kolmar School in Oak Lawn.\n\"So I decided to read the book. I finished it in one day and cried my eyes out. I was just enthralled with it and its message. I knew a lot of it mirrored our life and what it will be like as  Mary Cate  grows up \" Kerry Lynch said.\nAs the invitations rolled in  Kerry Lynch began to give the book a shout-out wherever  she  delivered the \"Choose Kind\" message  not that it needed  her  endorsement   she  said.\n\"The book kept picking up more and more momentum and became kind of a steppingstone and a good tool for teaching kindness. I'm amazed at how many kids and adults have read it \"  she  said.\nBecause  she  loved how it shed light on cranial facial syndrome and the way it promoted empathy and kindness  Kerry Lynch said  she  was nervous to see the movie. So often movies don't live up to their literary roots.\nSo when the sixth-grade class at Christ the King won a free screening through a contest sponsored by Lionsgate and The Gap  Kerry Lynch accompanied the students to the theater two weeks ago.  She  saw it for the second time with  Mary Cate  on the field trip.\n\"They nailed it. They hit every important piece. You're laughing and crying  tears of sadness and anger but also of happiness. The actors and actresses are great. And just the whole message is so important to the world we live in today \"  she  said.",
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            "input": "Move over   Tinder and Match . Millennials are hooking up and even finding love on Instagram . “ It ’ s changed the way people communicate  ” says Mary Beth Barone   a 26 - year - old comedian based in the East Village   who says men often message her on the photo - sharing network . “ There ’ s so much more access — you can see people ’ s lives so you automatically have something to talk about with them .” Here   six ways 20 - and 30 - somethings are getting Insta - mate . The thirst trap A post shared by Sabrina Zohar (@ sabrina . zohar ) on Feb 6   2018 at 5 : 42am PST Last week    singer Demi Lovato  was called out for trying to trap  her  prey   actor Henry Cavill   when  she  uploaded a sexy snap of  herself  in lingerie shortly after following Cavill ’ s account . Sabrina Zohar   who is 27 and the founder of clothing company Softwear   regularly posts photos of  herself  clad in lingerie   lounging around  her  swanky Williamsburg apartment . Male followers flood  her  with flirtatious comments   and that ’ s precisely one of  her  intentions with  her  “ thirst traps ” — pics meant to catch a love interest ’ s eye . But there ’ s more to Instagram flirting than just scantily clad pics . Zohar adds an “ authentic ” caption about self - love and empowerment to let  her  audience know she ’ s genuine .  She  recently uploaded a black - and - white photo of  herself  in a bodysuit   pantless   lying down on a shaggy rug with the caption : “ Love yourself first   the rest will fall into place .” Zohar   who ’ s single and has met a handful of first dates on Instagram   says such messages help  her  find the sort of men  she  ’ s looking for . “ If I wanna look for a mate that ’ s a bit more authentic   more real   more in touch with themselves   [ the captions ] will resonate with them so that they understand me more than   ‘ She ’ s a sexy girl just posting a lingerie photo .’ There ’ s more depth to it .” Baiting with a cute animal A post shared by Danny Visconti (@ dannyveee ) on Jan 2   2018 at 10 : 08am PST You don ’ t need to be perfectly ripped to get someone ’ s attention . Danny Visconti   a 32 - year - old television producer in the West Village   says the most alluring feature on his Instagram feed is his 11 - month - old rescue Lab mix   Clint . “ I ’ ll usually get a lot of responses just being like   ‘ Oh   my God   he ’ s so cute  ” says Visconti   who ’ s currently single but has been on a handful of dates with men he met on Instagram . “[ I ’ ll say  ] ‘ Oh   you know you can come meet him anytime you like .’ And then a handful of times they do .” The deep like Going into the archives of someone ’ s profile and liking a weeks - old or months - old photo is a bold way to express romantic interest . “ This is the Instagram flirting equivalent of making a mixtape for your crush  ” says Drew Wyman   a 29 - year - old entrepreneur who met his girlfriend on the social network . “ It ’ s obvious .” Sliding into the DMs Sending a flirty message to someone ’ s Instagram inbox has become a go - to move for many . ‘ Guys tend to be courageous about what they say ’ Dara Pollak   a food blogger whose @ skinnypignyc account has 84   000 followers   says she ’ s been flooded with direct messages from men in response to her photos of decadent burgers and cheesy pastas . “ Guys tend to be courageous about what they say  ” says Pollak   who notes that the best way to stand out is by being honest and straightforward while providing background on yourself . For example   a guy recently messaged her : “ I refuse to believe you eat all this and look as good as you do … but if you ever want to prove it   I ’ ll buy . Here ’ s my number .” Pollak was charmed   but says she ’ s currently not looking to meet anyone online . Stand out with a ‘ Story ’ Zohar says that uploading Instagram Stories — temporary posts of videos or multiple photos that expire after 24 hours — can more effectively grab someone ’ s attention than a permanent post . “ It ’ s because of the algorithm  ” Zohar says . “ Not everybody sees my [ permanent ] posts   but with the live videos [ it ’ s more certain ] somebody will see it .” Every time she uploads a Story of herself in her underwear   Zohar receives anywhere from “ 10 to 15 ” direct messages . Zohar says : “ It ’ s because people perceive I ’ m active [ online ] when I put a Story up .” Tag your way to the ‘ Explore ’ tab Instagram ’ s “ Explore ” tab   which shows a grid of photos from other strangers based on your network and interests   is also a meet market   according to kickboxing instructor Suki Komonaj   28 . She went on a date with a guy she found on the Explore page because he had similar interests in fitness and had some attractive workout pics . “ I ’ m always on that page  ” says Komonaj   who ’ s based in The Bronx and is currently single . To attract fitness - minded guys to her page   she uses hashtags such as # fit   # boxing and # fitthick to get on like - minded ( and like - bodied ) men ’ s Explore tabs . “ I wanna target somebody who likes to be in the gym like me   owning a business and such  ” Komonaj says .",
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            "input": "But when you're friends with Oprah Winfrey  things get a little more epic. Just ask  Mindy Kaling   who welcomed  her  first child  daughter Katherine  in December.\n\"I got a call from my assistant.  She  said  'Oprah's assistant contacted me   she 'd like to drop off a present.' I'm thinking  that's so nice  like  (it's) probably flowers. I had a kid  I'm a single mom. That's really nice Oprah remembered \"  Kaling  told USA TODAY on Sunday  sitting with Winfrey and Reese Witherspoon  her Wrinkle in Time co-stars.\n\"Two men are going to be coming to your house  they said  with a U-Haul truck \"  Kaling  continued.\n\"All you want in life is to hear that two men in a U-Haul truck are coming to your house because Oprah sent them \" said  Kaling . \"I was supposed to go to work that day (but I was like)  I gotta be here.\"\nWhat Oprah-endorsed wonder awaited the newborn? \"They arrived with a hand-carved bookcase  prettier than any professional dollhouse you had ever seen that contained a hundred of the classic essential books in children's literature \" said  Kaling . \"And I held my baby up to  it  and I said  'Did you see what Miss Winfrey did for you?'\"\n\"Now it only looks like a beautiful castle \" deadpanned  Kaling .\n\"It's the most amazing gift \" said  Kaling .",
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            "input": "White House: Nomination of Alabama Lawyer Brett Talley 'Will Not Be Moving Forward'\nThe nomination of  Brett Talley   the Justice Department official in line for a lifetime judicial appointment  \"will not be moving forward \" a Trump administration official told NPR on Wednesday.\n Talley  had been rated \"unanimously unqualified\" for the post by the American Bar Association this year after an evaluation that questioned his experience.  Talley  had never argued a case  or even a motion  in federal court  he testified.\nEven after  Talley 's nomination advanced through the Senate Judiciary Committee on an 11-9 party-line vote  media reports and good government groups cast doubt on his credentials for the spot on the U.S. District Court in Alabama  along with raising questions about his alleged failures to disclose blog posts and his wife's work in the Trump White House.\n Talley   a Harvard Law School graduate  came to personify a wave of criticism over the Trump administration's judicial selections.\nThe pressure intensified this week  when Sen. Charles Grassley  R-Iowa  who leads the Judiciary Committee  called on the White House to withdraw  Talley 's nomination.\nThe Alliance for Justice  a left-leaning group that follows judicial selection  said the reconsideration of  Talley  could amount to \"a real turning point  if the White House uses this moment to reassess its criteria for judicial nominations and to put forward nominees who will be serious about upholding critical legal rights and protections for all.\"\nEarlier in his career   Talley  worked as a speechwriter for Republicans including Mitt Romney and Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio. And he had the support of Sen. Luther Strange  R-Ala.  for whom he worked in the office of the state attorney general.  Talley  is currently an official in the Justice Department office that helps pick judges.",
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            "input": "The region's spirit has inspired contemporary Norwegian pianist and composer Jon Balke — who  with his group Siwan  recently released his second album drawn from those influences  titled Nahnou Houm.\n Balke  first learned of Al-Andalus when  he  was commissioned to write music by a Moroccan promoter to celebrate a venue's 15th anniversary.\n\"This was how I stumbled upon Gharnati music  which is the Andalusian music that existed in 1400 in Spain and was driven out  \" Balke  says.\nThe intellectual and social exchange fostered by  its  rulers helped make Al-Andalus one of the most culturally rich areas of Europe. But the Christian kingdoms to the north attacked repeatedly  and in 1492  the Spanish crown reclaimed the last vestiges of the region. Muslims and Jews were either forced to convert  killed or expelled. Many sought refuge across the Mediterranean Sea.\nAn Algerian classical singer  Boutchebak is the lead vocalist on the new album by  Jon Balke  and Siwan. She says the culture of what came to be called Andalusia was carried and preserved by the exiles.\n Jon Balke  has taken this tradition's poetry and composed  his  own music around it.\n\"It's a framing of the musical project \"  Balke  says. \"It puts the project in a framework that speaks about history and that speaks about a kind of a mentality that  from what you can read  existed in the best parts of this period — a kind of open  liberal practice of tolerance and coexistence.",
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            "input": "Ahead of a potential First Amendment showdown Wednesday in the city’s most closely watched murder case   a lawyer for independent journalist Jamie Kalven  says an attempt to force  his  testimony amounts to little more than an “unjustified fishing expedition” by indicted Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke’s attorneys.\nVan Dyke’s attorneys have alleged that  Kalven  — the first journalist to detail the fatal shooting of Laquan McDonald — received leaked documents containing legally protected information.\n“Given the fatal lack of evidence to support Defendant’s lynchpin factual claim  one is left to wonder the perceived point of (his) efforts ” Matthew Topic   Kalven ’s attorney  wrote in a document filed Tuesday.\n Kalven  is expected to be in court for the 9 a.m. Wednesday hearing  but it is unclear if he will be called to the the stand. He has vowed not to disclose sources.\nNone of the filings on this issue by Van Dyke’s legal team have been made public. But at a court hearing in October  the officer’s lead attorney  Daniel Herbert   alleged that  Kalven  obtained leaked documents containing information protected by long-standing legal precedent from being used against Van Dyke in a criminal case.\nHerbert suggested that  Kalven  used that information to interview witnesses — with the assistance of the FBI — in a way that shaped the witnesses’ statements to authorities.\nIn court filings   Kalven ’s attorney called Herbert’s efforts “scattershot  unsupported and irrelevant.” The only reports about the case in  Kalven ’s possession were obtained from the city through Freedom of Information Act requests more than a year after the shooting  according to Topic.\nIn addition  as a journalist   Kalven  cannot be forced to disclose  his  sources except in certain specific circumstances   his  attorney stated.",
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            "input": "Oliver Ivanovic  a prominent Kosovo Serb politician  was killed in a brazen drive-by shooting on Tuesday that could reignite ethnic tensions in the region.\nAn EU-backed Kosovo court sentenced  Ivanovic  in 2015 to a nine-year jail term after it found him guilty of encouraging the killings of captured ethnic Albanian civilians in Kosovska Mitrovica in April 1999.\nIn February last year  a Pristina appeals court quashed the sentence and ordered a retrial for  Ivanovic   who had been in detention since his arrest in January 2014 until the acquittal.\n\"Serbs are more afraid of Serbs than Albanians \"  Ivanovic  -- a rare Kosovo Serb in that  he  spoke Albanian -- said at the time. \"Serb people are afraid to raise their voice\" against Belgrade's policy.\nA former Serbian state secretary for Kosovo   Ivanovic  was a key interlocutor with NATO  the United Nations and later the EU after the war and was seen as backing dialogue with Kosovo's ethnic Albanians.",
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            "input": "Speaking to the media reports of a possible Special Counsel in the offing over  her  Uranium One deal to the leftist media outlet Mother Jones  the former first lady  former Secretary of State and former Democratic nominee for president said :\n Hillary Clinton  would have you believe prosecuting corruption and holding anyone accountable is something only tinpot dictatorships do.\n“If they send a signal that we’re going to be like some dictatorship  like some authoritarian regime  where political opponents are going to be unfairly  fraudulently investigated  that rips at the fabric of the contract we have  that we can trust our justice system ”  Clinton  said. “It will be incredibly demoralizing to people who have served at the Justice Department  under both Republicans and Democrats  because they know better. But it will also send a terrible signal to our country and the world that somehow we are giving up on the kind of values that we used to live by and we used to promote worldwide.”\n Hillary Clinton  has been getting away with corruption for so long  she  doesn't see  herself  as subject to the law at all. There was  her  illegal private server   her  destruction of government emails and tech machinery 'with hammers ' amounting to obstruction of justice  there was  her  collusion with Fusion GPS which took phony \"opposition research\" from the Russians for use in an investigation and leakfest against Donald Trump and this doesn't even cover the half of it. During  her  tenure as Secretary of State  there were classified documents mishandled (left on the dashboard of cars on overseas trips)  the Benghazi failure to protect American personnel overseas  the Benghazi talking points coverup  a missing $2 billion in financial mismanagement and more. Scroll further back and the corruption continues in the same pattern: Whitewater  the cattle futures cleanup  the missing billing records and \"I don't recall.\" lt likely goes even further back than that with the NGOs and the Nixon investigation. Any wonder the late William Safire called her 'a congenital liar' and the number one reason voters rejected her according to a Soros group  was the public perception of her as untrustworthy?\nI've got news for her: Banana republics  tinpot dictatorships  and authoritarian regimes do not prosecute big-dollar corruption among the politically connected. Going by pay-to-play rules is how they operate. That's how Mugabe in Africa and Chavistas in Venezuela and assorted characters in the Indonesia of the  Clinton  era operate. It's what makes them banana republics in the first place.\nFar from the act of prosecuting corruption being a problem  as  Hillary Clinton  would have you believe  operating on pay-to-play principles and expecting to get away with it is what makes a place a tinpot regime.",
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            "input": "RUSH: …[ Laura Ingraham ] has a new book that is excellent. What it does is provide a very comprehensive history of conservatism in our lifetime…\nEven though you have lived through a lot of or some of this  reading  this book  will remind you how much of  it  you have forgotten.  She  starts with the history of conservatism starting with Goldwater  and what  she  does among other things is  she  lays all the steps out chronologically that led to Donald Trump  that we didn’t elect Donald Trump last year  that Donald Trump’s not the product of just the Obama years.\nIn fact  that Donald Trump is the product of the Republican Party trying to force establishment candidates down everybody’s throat  like McCain and like Romney  and  she  zeros in on the eight years of George W. Bush as having been devastating to the conservative movement. It forced conservatives into a necessary position of defending because Bush was under constant assault but that Bush and his administration really didn’t have a whole lot in common with conservatism.\nIt was more establishment Republican Partyism. To a certain extent   she ’s right about this. There has been a — and I tell you  Bush’s focus on immigration and his unrelenting desire to get it done. I mean  there’s a great passage in the book where  she  makes the point that Bush would go anywhere in the world to defend the borders of a foreign country — such as Iraq or Kuwait or you name it — but he wouldn’t defend the borders of the United States.\nYou know  let me sum up the book by Laura Ingraham in one sentence. You really had to boil this thing down. Billionaire at the Barricades. It is summary and analysis of how  in Laura’s opinion  the Republican Party has shafted its voters for decades. That’s really because the voters are conservative. “Shafted” may be a strong word  but you get the drift.",
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            "input": "ACORN's tax-exempt groups and allied organizations  long a target of conservative ire  used more than half their charitable and public money in 2006 to pay other ACORN affiliates  according to an analysis by the tax staff of Sen. Charles Grassley  R-Iowa.\n On Thursday  Grassley called the transactions a \"big shell game\" and said ACORN donors may be surprised by how the liberal group known for helping the poor obtain housing and health care was spending their money. He urged the Internal Revenue Service to take a closer look.\n According to the Grassley report  charities \"are being used to raise monies which are then funneled to other charities or to other organizations for purposes other than what the donor may have intended. ... Dollars raised for charitable (purposes) appear to be used for impermissible lobbing and political activity.\"\n \"Senator Grassley made up his mind  and he didn't bother about the facts \" Lewis said in an interview. \"He's dealing with a lot of outdated information and decided to frame it with a predetermined conclusion. Yes  we had problems under Wade Rathke. ... And we have been overhauling how we do things ever since.\"\n Also on Thursday  Grassley requested that ACORN  which stands for the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now  be taken off a list of approved charities for federal employees to donate to in an annual giving campaign.",
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            "input": "Officials in Ecuador have granted WikiLeaks founder  Julian Assange  citizenship after five years of living in the country’s London embassy.\nForeign Minister Maria Fernanda Espinosa said Ecuador had accepted  Assange ’s request made in December to become a citizen  arguing that citizenship would “provide the asylum seeker another layer of protection.”\n“No solution will be achieved without international co-operation and the co-operation of the United Kingdom  which has also shown interest in seeking a way out ”  she  continued.\nEcuador granted Assange  whose organization WikiLeaks has published millions of classified government documents  political asylum in 2012 in an attempt to avoid extradition to Sweden over a rape claim.  Assange ’s activities exposing classified American documents may have led to further extradition to the United States  some speculated at the time.\nSweden has since dropped the rape claim  although  Assange  could still face arrest on charges of skipping bail that could also lead to extradition  meaning he is still unsafe to leave the embassy.\n“The government of Ecuador recently requested diplomatic status for  Assange  here in the UK  said a spokesperson for Britain’s Foreign Office. “The UK did not grant that request  nor are we in talks with Ecuador on this matter. Ecuador knows that the way to resolve this issue is for Julian Assange to leave the embassy to face justice.”\n Assange ’s relationship with Ecuadorian authorities has been tested in the past year as a result of  his  social media and internet activities. In October 2016  the embassy temporarily cut off  his  internet access as Wikileaks continued to publish private emails from Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.\nLast April  Ecuador’s then president-elect Lenín Moreno also warned  Assange  to not interfere with the country’s politics  after he taunted Moreno’s conservative opponent Guillermo Lasso over his defeat. Lasso had pledged to kick  Assange  out the embassy.\n Assange  has yet to comment on the development.",
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            "input": "Another recent poll obtained by Breitbart News shows that Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN-07) has a big lead over Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) among Tennessee Republican primary voters.\n Marsha Blackburn  is viewed favorably by nearly half of Republican voters (47%) and has ample room to grow with around 2 in 5 who either don’t recognize  her  or who do recognize  her  but haven’t formed an opinion yet (16% & 20%). In contrast  a majority of Republican primary voters are split on Corker (39% favorable  41% unfavorable)  leaving only 1 in 5 who have yet to form an opinion. This translates into a 19-point lead for  Blackburn  on the primary ballot.\nRagnar Research Associates concluded that “ Marsha Blackburn  has a strong lead in a hypothetical matchup versus Senator Bob Corker among Republican primary voters (+19). Her lead is significant among self-identified conservatives (70% of Republican primary voters) and her image (fav/unfav) is in a much stronger position than Senator Corker’s. (+31 for  Blackburn  versus -2 for Corker) ” adding:\nFurthermore   Blackburn  has room to grow  as 36% of Republicans don’t know her or haven’t formed an opinion of her. The opportunity especially exists in East Tennessee where her ballot lead is only +7  compared to middle Tennessee and west Tennessee (areas she has represented in the House) where her ballot lead is +24 and +31 respectively. As  Blackburn  becomes more known across the state  she has the opportunity to build upon her already strong image and solidity Republican support heading into the 2018 general election.\nA Senate Conservatives Fund poll released last week prior to the withdrawal of former Rep. Stephen Fincher (R-TN-08) from the race showed  Blackburn  with a 49 percent to 26 percent lead over Corker  with Fincher in third place with nine percent.\nA subsequent poll released by the Committee to Defend the President that did not included Fincher showed  Blackburn  with a 55 percent to 26 percent lead over Corker.\nCorker announced on September 26 that he would not be seeking a third term in the United States.  Blackburn  announced  her  candidacy the following month.",
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            "input": "Tim Hardaway Jr.  missed Knicks practice Sunday with a sore left foot and is officially questionable for Monday's home game against the floundering Clippers.\n Hardaway  first started feeling the pain — which  he  described as \"inside the bottom  in the arch area\" — after the Knicks' win over the Jazz on Wednesday.\n\"Woke up the next morning  started to walk around  and it just didn't feel right \"  Hardaway  said Sunday at the Knicks practice facility in Westchester. \"Came here  practiced on it  it kind of bothered me  so I just limited  myself  in practice that day.\"\n Tim Hardaway Jr.  is trying to manage  his  sore left foot. (Elsa/Getty Images)\n Hardaway  tried to play through the injury Friday night at the Raptors but pulled  himself  from the game late in the fourth quarter when the pain and discomfort increased.\nIn hindsight   Hardaway  regrets trying to play on the injured foot.\n\"Me continuing to play on it  it got worse. Just not really taking it serious \"  Hardaway  said. \"I'm thinking  'I'm strong enough  I'm able enough to go out there and compete  so I don't feel nothing as bad  so no need for me to get it right.' But it got worse and worse  and once I started feeling it after the Utah game  that next morning when I came back to practice  that's when I let them know that it was bothering me. And I've never had it before. This is the first time for  me . So it's different.\"\n Hardaway  said  he  spent Sunday's practice doing spot shooting and riding the exercise bike.  He 'll continue to undergo treatment  including the cold and hot tubs and laser technology  before testing the foot out at Monday morning's shootaround.\n\"It feels better  a lot better \"  Hardaway  said.\n\"I don't think  he  liked it \" Hornacek said. \" He  thought it made it worse. So they'll figure something out  and we'll see tomorrow.\"\nKristaps Porzingis is sticking to  his  story that  his  Twitter was hacked this summer. (Abbie Parr/Getty Images)",
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            "input": "Jay Sekulow  chief counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice  introduces Republican presidential candidate and former Florida governor Jeb Bush during a presidential candidate forum at Regent University in Virginia Beach  on Oct. 23  2015. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)\nJay Sekulow  a member of the legal team counseling Trump on special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's wide-ranging Russia probe  said Tuesday that a second special counsel should be appointed to focus on FBI and Justice Department investigators.\n Sekulow 's call for a second special counsel was first reported Tuesday morning by Axios.\n Sekulow  did not allege wrongdoing on the part of Mueller or  his  team  telling The Washington Post that  his  call for a second special counsel has “nothing to do with Bob Mueller.”\nBut  Sekulow  argued that alleged conflicts of interest among FBI and Justice Department officials demand a full investigation by a special counsel.  He  singled out a Fox News report last week that Bruce G. Ohr  a senior Justice Department official  was demoted amid an investigation of  his  contacts with Fusion GPS  the opposition research firm that commissioned a salacious dossier documenting Trump's ties to Russia.\n“This is the kind of situation that  in my view  warrants a special counsel ”  Sekulow  said.\nAsked whether he was speaking on Trump's behalf or whether the president agrees with having a second special counsel   Sekulow  would not answer.  He  said  he  does not speak publicly about  his  conversations with the president.\n Sekulow  works alongside John M. Dowd  another private attorney for the president  and in close collaboration with Ty Cobb  a White House lawyer who handles the Russia portfolio.",
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            "input": "Typically an acting director position would be filled according to the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998. But  Richard Cordray   along with  his  resignation  elevated Leandra English  who was the agency's chief of staff  into the deputy director position.\nThe person nominated to be director of the CFPB requires confirmation by the Senate  and it could be many weeks or months before the person would be able to step into the role permanently.  Cordray 's move was aimed at allowing  his  favored successor to keep running the agency for as long as possible before a Trump appointee is confirmed by the Senate.\n Cordray  had announced earlier this month that  he  would resign by the end of this month. There is wide speculation that  Cordray   a Democrat  is resigning in order to run for governor in his home state of Ohio.\n Cordray  used that mandate aggressively as  its  first director  which often made  him  a target for the banking industry's Washington lobbyists and Congressional Republicans who believed  Cordray  was overreaching in  his  role  calling the CFPB a \"rogue agency.\"\nAs director   he  also was able to extract billions of dollars in settlements from banks  debt collectors and other financial services companies for wrongdoing. When Wells Fargo was found to have opened millions of phony accounts for its customers  the CFPB fined the bank $100 million  the agency's largest penalty to date.",
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            "input": "Prime Minister Theresa May Weighs In On Removing Homeless From Windsor\nBut a call by the leader of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead to remove vagrants and their detritus from the streets surrounding Windsor Castle — where the wedding will take place — has been met with outrage from residents and political leaders within the highest echelons of government  including Prime Minister Theresa May.\n Prime Minister Theresa May  on Thursday weighed in on Dudley's comments making it clear  she  disagrees with  his  views.\n\"I don't agree with the comments that the leader of the council has made \"  she  told The Guardian.\n\"I think it is important that councils work hard to ensure that they are providing accommodation for those people who are homeless  and where there are issues of people who are aggressively begging on the streets then it's important that councils work with the police to deal with that aggressive begging \"  she  added.",
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            "input": "David Dobbs' new feature in our October 2017 issue  \"The Touch of Madness \" tells a story that is both heartbreaking and uplifting  and all too familiar: A young woman with a bright future temporarily loses herself in mental illness  and finds the fraying of her social bonds to be more durably worse  in some respects  than the underlying condition itself. That young woman  Nev Jones  manages to pull herself out of the bottom of the well  finishing graduate school and going on to become a key advocate and scholar among reform-minded thinkers in the world of mental-health treatment and policy. But it wasn't easy—and wouldn't have been possible without the ideas and support of the practitioners and scholars she found shortly after her mental illness derailed her graduate studies.\nYour story describes how  the mental-health researcher and activist Nev Jones (and a growing number of others)  are pushing for the medical establishment to think about schizophrenia—or related diagnoses of \"madness \" as  they  are known colloquially—in a radically new way. What is new about it  and what makes it so radical?\n Nev Jones  and other scholars and advocates like  her  want us to see what  they  call madness  meaning schizophrenia  bipolar  and other serious mental ailments  less as biological phenomena  and more as cultural phenomena.  They 're asking us to see these phenomena not only as a breakdown of brain connection  as  they 're typically cast in the West  but as breakdowns in social connection.  They  want us to see how culture shapes madness: People with schizophrenia simply do worse in societies that define schizophrenia as primarily biological and that isolate people who are mad.\nWho is  Nev Jones   how did you find  her   and how did  she  come to these ideas?\nA few years ago in 2012  after the mass shooting in a movie theater in Aurora  Colorado  I wrote a blog post for Wired about how it's not coincidental that some of the sickest and most paranoid and angry people who go mad in the U.S. resort to violence—with guns in particular. It's an expression of madness that does not happen in places that are less gun-oriented and less violent overall. The idea was that culture shapes the expression of madness in that way. It got a lot of pushback  so I did another iteration of the blog post  and in doing that I looked around the Internet to find people who articulated the same idea better than I did  and one of those people was  Nev Jones .  She  had related some episodes from  her  own descent into madness that were helpful in illustrating what I was trying to say.\nAt the time  she  was a graduate student and still in the middle of  her  recovery from a psychotic episode that  she  had in grad school  after the school bungled a few things in response to  her  psychosis and proved far from helpful. The societal response in  her  case seemed to aggravate  her  deep psychotic state that lasted for some time.  She  was able to climb out of that by connecting to other people and by studying and absorbing  herself  in the literature on how culture shapes madness.  She  connected with other people who studied it and wanted to get the word out.  She  proved effective at this  finishing  her  studies in community psychology at DePaul University  and then becoming more well known in what some people call the madness community. These are people who study it and advocate for those who have had it  whom they call people with lived experience.\n She  ended up getting an invitation to go to Stanford University's anthropology department. What  she  was doing was tapping into a couple of decades of increasingly busy and deep work in academia  looking at how culture—broadly defined—affects our view of madness  in particular how it affects the experience of people who have schizophrenia. In Nev Jones  I found someone who was by all accounts one of the most dynamic and exciting experts in the field  and  she  was also someone who lived through this and had deep insight both from  her  scholarship and from  her  experience of becoming very sick for a couple of years  and used  her  insights on how cultures shapes madness to climb back out of  her  illness to a state of high-function and happiness.\n Nev  and  her  peers are not making the case that physical characteristics like genes and brain chemistry are not involved.  She 'd tell you  of course the brain is involved  and we need to deal with that  sometimes with medication. But overlooked in the West's heavy emphasis on the biological definition of madness and other mental illnesses is how vital social connections are to the experience of mental illness. When people have mental illness in the U.S.  especially if it's a psychotic disorder like schizophrenia  one of the first things that happens is their social networks fall apart and they're left alone precisely at the time when they most need social connections. If you start to understand these things  it should change how you think society—friends and family  the broader culture  as well as the medical culture—should evaluate and respond to someone experiencing first-episode psychosis.\n Nev Jones  told you about how a mass shooting involving someone diagnosed with schizophrenia shaped others' perceptions of  her  during  her  first episode  while  she  was in graduate school. What does the media tend to get wrong about incidents like the one in Las Vegas just this week? We don't know anything about the shooter's motives yet  but the conversation on social media has quickly turned to mental illness  per usual.\nWhere did the conventional wisdom that folks like  Nev  are trying to revise come from? Describe the intellectual history you explored for this piece.\nAside from the constant warfare over funding for health care in Congress? In the psychiatry establishment—the American Psychiatric Association  for instance—there is a heightened awareness with every passing year. That's one of the main goals for  Nev Jones  and other people who advocate along these lines: to increase awareness among the psychiatric establishment  partly so the establishment is more open to making people with lived experience meaningful and full partners in any organization that makes decisions about how to respond to mental health—whether it be a board that's trying to help create a first episode psychosis clinic  or a clinic that is going to treat or work with psychotic people. Right now  if you have psychosis and you're in this profession  it's seen as a reason not to include you in treatment level activity  whereas it should actually be seen as a plus  because of the greater understanding and credibility that you'll have with a patient. It's encouraging that the APA is looking at this more.",
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            "input": "Tapas Strickland  economist at the National Australia Bank  put the weakness in the Aussie down to a push-back from  RBA governor Philip Lowe  towards mounting rate hike expectations and another massive decline in iron ore markets.\n“Around 0.5% of the fall occurred directly after Governor Lowe’s speech ” Strickland said  referring to a speech delivered by  Lowe  in Perth earlier in the session. “The market interpreted the speech as dovish given comments that a rate rise was not imminent.”\nIn a Q&A session held after the conclusion of his speech   Lowe  said that official interest rates would increase for “some time”.\nAlong with  Lowe ’s speech  the Aussie was also hammered by another steep fall in iron ore markets.",
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            "input": "Stewart tells O ' Reilly he ' s voice of sanity on Fox\nThe host of \"The Daily Show\" and Fox's kingpin exchanged some good-natured shots Wednesday during Stewart's appearance on a network he relishes mocking. Stewart tossed off jokes but also criticized Fox for being a \"cyclonic perpetual motion machine\" opposing President Barack Obama.\n\"They have taken reasonable concerns about this president and this economy and turned it into a full-fledged panic attack about the next coming of Chairman Mao \" Stewart said.\nBoth men have appeared on each other's show before  but it was Stewart's first time back since 2004. O'Reilly annoyed Comedy Central by calling Stewart's audience primarily \"stoned slackers\"; on Wednesday  he amended it to \"stoned slackers who love Obama.\"\nThere was even a dispute over who initiated the return visit. O'Reilly said on Fox earlier Wednesday that Stewart's representatives had asked for him to come on the show. Comedy Central spokesman Tony Fox said an O'Reilly producer requested the appearance.\nFox \"is the most passionate and sells the clearest narrative of all the news networks  if ... you're still referring to it in that manner \" Stewart said.\nO'Reilly pointed out that Fox is like a newspaper with news and opinion pages  an idea Stewart poked fun at.\nStewart was asked about a Washington Post column that suggested he was becoming disenchanted with Obama. \"I don't take any of that seriously \" he said.\nBut he did criticize Obama for not taking control of his agenda.\n\"It allows too much room for different narratives to take hold  for instance  a narrative that might emanate from a news organization of this ilk \" he said.",
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            "input": "Mariah Carey  reacted to the mass shooting in Las Vegas on Sunday night that left at least 50 dead while being interviewed on live television to discuss  her  upcoming U.K. Christmas shows.\n Carey  appeared on Good Morning Britain when host Piers Morgan asked the pop superstar about the attack  which is the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history. ( Carey  herself has performed numerous times in Las Vegas as part of  her  residency there.)\nâItâs terrible. People are just going out to listen to music because thatâs what they want to do. Theyâre out for the night  and something shocking happens â  Carey  said. âNobody could have expected it  and itâs just wrong. I really donât know what to say.â\n Carey  followed up the interview by tweeting  her  condolences to victims of the Vegas attack.\nHorrified to hear about the shooting in #LasVegas. My thoughts are with the victims and their families. Praying for everyone's safety ðð - Mariah Carey (@MariahCarey) October 2  2017\nMorgan  for his part  also clarified in later tweets that  Carey âs team had been informed ahead of time the subject would come up.\nWe told  Mariah 's people before the interview.\n Her  reaction seemed very relevant given  she 's a performer who often has residence in Vegas. [Link] - Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) October 2  2017",
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            "input": "Taylor Swift’s lawyers  are trying to shake off claims that the “Shake It Off” singer stole lyrics with a new court motion.\n Swift  was sued in September by songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler  who created the song “Playas Gon’ Play” for the girl group 3LW in 2001. The duo claimed that  Swift  stole their lyrics and used them in her famous hit single “Shake It Off.”\nOn Wednesday  the singer’s lawyers asked the federal judge to dismiss the copyright lawsuit against  Swift  and argued that the concepts of players playing and haters hating are common music phrases and “public domain clichés” that can’t be claimed as copyright  according to Variety.\n Swift  used the familiar phrase in the chorus of her song which says  “Players gonna play  play  play  play  play  and haters gonna hate  hate  hate  hate  hate.”\n“There can be no copyright protection in ‘playas  they gonna play and haters  they gonna hate ’ because it would impermissibly monopolize the idea that players will play and haters will hate ”  Swift ’s lawyers said. “Plaintiffs’ claim to being the only ones in the world who can refer to players playing and haters hating is frivolous… Providing a copyright monopoly in the phrase would prevent others from sharing the idea that players play and haters hate.”\nTo further prove their argument   Swift ’s legal team went on to cite other examples of famous songs that use the “player” and “hater” phrase such as “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac  in which the song says  “Players only love you when they’re playing ” and “Playa Hater ” by the Notorious B.I.G.  where the phrase “playa  playa hater” is used as the part of the song’s chorus.",
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            "input": "Logo of  the Bain Capital  is screened at a news conference in Tokyo  Japan September 28  2017. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon\nTOKYO  (Reuters) - U.S. private equity firm Bain Capital  aims to buy Japan’s third-largest advertising agency  Asatsu-DK Inc (9747.T)  for 152 billion yen ($1.35 billion) in one of the largest buyouts in Japan this year  it said on Monday.\n Bain  plans to buy all of Asatsu-DK’s shares from existing holders  including top shareholder WPP (WPP.L)  for 3 660 yen a share  a 15.4 percent premium over Monday’s close.\n The private equity firm  said  it  would launch a tender offer on Tuesday and plans to delist  the company . The buyout will be canceled if it fails to buy a stake larger than 50.1 percent.\nAsatsu-DK supports Bain’s offer  saying that a strategic review had found that private ownership represented the best option to position the company for sustainable growth.\n“In collaboration with  Bain Capital   we will set a course towards bold structural reforms and growth strategies that will help us to enhance our competitiveness and to expand our market share  both in Japan and overseas ” said President and Group CEO Shinichi Ueno.\nThe bid comes only days after a Bain-led consortium signed an $18 billion deal to buy Toshiba Corp’s (6502.T) microchip business.\nA source close to WPP said the buyout plan as outlined by Bain significantly undervalued Asatsu-DK.",
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            "input": "Men’s halfpipe gold medalist Shaun White  of the United States  speaks at a news conference at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang  South Korea  Wednesday  Feb. 14  2018. (Patrick Semansky/Associated Press)\n Shaun White  has dismissed the sexual assault allegations made against  him  in a 2016 lawsuit as “gossip.”\n White  won  his  third Olympic gold medal Wednesday in the men’s halfpipe  then was criticized on social media and questioned in a press conference about allegations made in a lawsuit by a former drummer in White’s rock band.\nThe woman says  White  sexually harassed and refused to pay her. The lawsuit was settled last May.\n White  was asked in a media conference if the lawsuit might tarnish  his  reputation.\n He  says  “I’m here to talk about the Olympics  not gossip and stuff.”  He  adds  “I don’t think so.”\nReporters attempted to follow up about the lawsuit  but the conference moderator shot them down.  White  rushed off stage as reporters questioned  him  about the allegations following the conference.\n Snowboarder Shaun White  has won America’s 100th Winter Olympic gold medal  throwing down a spectacular final run in the men’s halfpipe.\n 12:05 p.m.\nSnowboarding star Shaun White  is a three-time Olympic champion.\nJapan’s Ayumu Hirano has vaulted past  Shaun White  and into first place in the men’s halfpipe final.\nThe 19-year-old Hirano put up a score of 95.25 during his second run to edge past  White . Hirano washed out in his first run but responded by throwing back-to-back 1440-degree spins during his second run.\n White   attempting to become the first American to win gold in three different Winter Olympics  sat down on  his  second run to remain in second.\n White  will get one last shot to surpass Ayumu.  White  will be the final rider to go in the 12-man final.\nAmerican snowboarder  Shaun White  is in the lead after one run in the men’s halfpipe final.",
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            "input": "Kim Kardashian celebrated the birth of  her  daughter by wearing  her  birthday suit.\nThe reality star  whose surrograte gave birth on Monday  shared an image lying in bed sans clothing.  Kardashian  shared the racy image with  her  106 million Instagram followers.\nNight Cap A post shared by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Jan 18  2018 at 11:53pm PST\nHowever  some fans came to  Kardashian 's defense.\nA few hours earlier   Kardashian  shared a different racy snap.\ngood night  A post shared by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Jan 18  2018 at 9:20pm PST\nKardashian and husband Kayne West  welcomed a baby girl on Monday.  Their  daughter's name has still not been publicly announced. The newborn weighed 7 pounds  6 ounces at the time of her birth. She joins big sister North  4  and brother Saint  2.",
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                "Kim Kardashian"
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            "input": "Shuftan made his comments after Commissioners John Fritchey and Luis Arroyo Jr.  both Chicago Democrats  announced they would introduce a resolution next week to put the question on the March 20 primary ballot.\nAfter his announcement   Fritchey  made the rounds of the county boardroom at an unrelated committee meeting  asking for support.\nA longtime advocate of making recreational marijuana use legal   Fritchey  pointed to the legalization and taxation of recreational marijuana in Colorado and Washington. State and local governments in Illinois could expect to bring in $500 million a year in pot taxes based on those states’ experiences   he  said.\n“It’s about unclogging a court system that is overburdened ”  Fritchey  said. “If we can take these cases out of the court system  we will be doing a tremendous service not just to the individuals but to the court system as well.”\n“Almost 90 percent of these cases get dismissed  doing nothing but leaving individuals with an arrest record ”  he  added. “We are wasting court resources. We are damaging lives. And we have the ability to do better.”\nFritchey — a former state lawmaker — also said  he  hoped a successful ballot question in Cook County would spur legislators to take a vote on a potentially thorny issue during an election year in 2018.\nSen. Heather Steans and Rep. Kelly Cassidy  both of whom like  Fritchey  live on the city’s North Side  introduced legislation in March to allow the possession of up to 28 grams of pot  or about an ounce  and to grow five plants. Their proposals call for a tax of $50 an ounce  plus the standard state 6.25 percent sales tax. Local governments like the city and county collect their own sales taxes  so they likely also would bring in more money as a result of legalization.",
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            "input": "Days after at least 58 people were killed in a Las Vegas mass shooting   Hillary Clinton  called for better gun control.\n“I can’t believe that one whole political party in the greatest country on earth is totally sold to the gun lobby ”  she  told host Jimmy Fallon.\n Clinton   on  her  book tour for “What Happened ” called  her  memoir “a story of resilience.”\n“It is my best effort to pull the curtain back  invite people in to see what happened from my perspective and to talk about the things that I didn’t get right and what was happening at the same time ”  she  said of the book.\nAs for election night   Clinton  said  she  was disappointed both that  she  lost and that President Trump won.\n“I was so worried about what it meant to have my opponent win ”  she  told Fallon.\n Clinton  also had some words for President Trump  particularly of  his  handling of Hurricane Maria and the devastation in Puerto Rico.\n“As Miley would say  we can’t stop and we won’t stop ” the former presidential candidate wrote in a thank you note to  her  fans. (NBC/Andrew Lipovsky/NBC)\n“It’s hard to figure out what are the priorities ”  she  said.\nFallon also had female staff writers write thank you notes to  Clinton .\n“Thank you  Miley  tonight’s show writers and all of the women and young girls out there who are smart  strong and deserving of every opportunity ”  Clinton  said.",
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            "input": "The idea: Since Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russia probe in March  he is not supervising special counsel Robert Mueller or his team. That means the buck stops with  the deputy attorney general  Rod Rosenstein .  Rosenstein  told the House Judiciary Committee Dec. 13  he  has seen no reason that would be \"good cause\" to remove the special counsel and that  he  has confidence in the investigation.\nOne way for the White House to shake up the probe is to find a way to replace the attorney general  who is recused  with someone who is not. That person could then exercise more control over the Russia investigation  including nixing some spending by the special counsel  refusing to sign off on interviews of key witnesses or requests for grand jury indictments — or even firing  Mueller .\nThe problem: Sessions is having the time of  his  life at the Justice Department  and doesn't want to go anywhere. Earlier this year   he  rebuffed efforts to mount a write-in campaign for  his  old Senate seat in Alabama  and another effort to get  him  to move over to the Department of Homeland Security.\nThe problem:  the current Deputy Attorney General  Rod Rosenstein   appeared to draw  his  own line in the sand in recent House testimony  telling lawmakers that special counsel Robert Mueller was among the best civil servants and law enforcement officials in modern history. The new FBI Director  Christopher Wray  is also a fan of Mueller's. And in a standoff during the George W. Bush presidency over surveillance measures the Justice Department balked at approving  Wray also volunteered to resign in protest along with a series of other senior DOJ officials. In other words  the specter of another mass resignation at the top of the Justice Department and the FBI would loom large.",
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            "input": "FILE PHOTO - U.S. Representative Tim Murphy (R-PA) chairs a House Energy and Commerce Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee hearing on the U.S. response to the Ebola crisis  in Washington October 16  2014. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst\nWASHINGTON (Reuters)  - U.S. Republican Representative Tim Murphy  will resign from Congress on Oct. 21  House Speaker Paul Ryan said on Thursday  following a report alleging that  Murphy  had asked a woman with whom  he  was having an affair to get an abortion.\n Murphy  had said in a statement on Wednesday  he  would not seek re-election next year.  The lawmaker  had been a member of the Congressional Pro-Life Caucus  once receiving a 92 percent score from the conservative Family Research Council  which opposes abortion.\nThere was no immediate response from  Murphy ’s office for request for comment on Thursday.\nThe Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  citing a Jan. 25 text message  said the woman had chastised  Murphy  for asking her to get an abortion during a pregnancy scare despite  his  office posting an anti-abortion statement on Facebook.\nAccording to the newspaper   Murphy  texted her in response: “I get what you say about my March for life messages. I’ve never written them. Staff does them. I read them and winced. I told staff don’t write any more. I will.”\n Murphy ’s extramarital affair had first been exposed in 2016 during the woman’s divorce proceedings  the Post-Gazette said.\n“This afternoon I received a letter of resignation from Congressman Tim Murphy  effective October 21 ” Ryan said in a statement. “It was Dr.  Murphy ’s decision to move on to the next chapter of his life  and I support it.”",
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            "input": "Former Australian Opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull launched attack against Tony Abbott's approach to climate change on Monday  saying the new Liberal policy is a farce and some claims amount to \"bullshit.\"\n A recent Newspoll  published in The Australian newspaper on Monday  showed that Abbott had greater appeal than his predecessor Turnbull. In the better Prime Minister stakes  Abbott debuted at 23 percent  up from the last 14 percent rating for Turnbull. In comparison Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd had his percentage cut five points to 60 percent.\n As Abbott had never been afraid of speaking his mind  Turnbull said  \"I am sure he won't complain if I tell a few home truths about the farce that the coalition's policy  or lack of policy  on climate change has descended into.\"\n Abbott has ditched coalition support for an emissions trading scheme (ETS)  labeling it a big tax.\n He has pledged to meet the targets to cut emissions through other means  suggesting he'll do it cheaper than the Labor ETS.",
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            "input": "UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States will seek to boost its case for United Nations action against Iran when Security Council envoys visit Washington on Monday to view pieces of weapons that  U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley  says Tehran gave to Yemen’s Houthi group.\n Haley  and  her  14 council colleagues will also lunch with President Donald Trump  the U.S. Mission to the United Nations said Friday.\nThe U.N. ambassadors will visit a military hangar at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling near Washington  where  Haley   the U.S envoy to the United Nations  last month presented remnants of what the Pentagon said was an Iranian-made ballistic missile fired from Yemen on Nov. 4 at Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh  as well as other weapons.\n Haley  said last month  she  was exploring several U.N. options for pressuring Iran to “adjust their behavior”. But  she  is likely to struggle to convince some Security Council members  like veto powers Russia and China  that U.N. action is needed.\n Haley  has said the Security Council could strengthen the provisions in that resolution or adopt a new resolution banning Iran from all activities related to ballistic missiles. To pass  a resolution needs nine votes in favor  and no vetoes by the United States  Britain  France  China or Russia.\nDiplomats  speaking on condition of anonymity  say  Haley  has not signaled which accountability option  she  might pursue or when.",
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            "input": "The biggest  the best  the longest White House reality episode took place on Tuesday to dismal ratings. Rather than be the sure-fire  live-cast way to change the subject from Michael Wolff's book in which his staff and others declared his dangerous incompetence and show  Trump  at his deal-making best  the meeting revealed that on the whole Wolff got it right.\n Trump  had only to hold two things in  his  mind at the same time. DACA  yes; the Wall  he  chanted about at every campaign rally  yes. And oh  don’t be wooed by Democrats. Do not flirt  as  he  did with Chuck and Nancy over Chinese food. Do not believe they like you. Do not give in to the thrill of the deal. Democrats are the enemy.\nBut  he  couldn’t do that and  his  failure happened in real time for everyone to witness. Did you see  social media buzzed  what  Trump  just said to Senator Dianne Feinstein about a clean bill being great and  he  would take the heat.\nNo one could  least of all  his  advisors who thought they were having a much-needed do-over after their major pushback on Sunday failed. Stephen Miller’s mindless  repetitive defense of  Trump  to CNN’s Jake Tapper got him cut off and then escorted out of the building. Let  Trump  be a prepared president with a task so simple even  he  can’t blow it. Instead they had to watch in horror as  he  failed to perform. When Rep. Kevin McCarthy is the smart one in the room and you have to erase incriminating parts of the transcript like a Kremlin operative  you know it’s been a spectacular failure.\n Trump’s  display cracks  his  truce with Capitol Hill after pushing through tax cuts. House conservatives in the Freedom Caucus feel as warmly about  Trump ’s Bill of Love as they did about the Summer of Love. Their limited openness to agree to a non-monolithic wall — more fencing and high-tech surveillance and less money for an actual wall — is dead in light of  Trump ’s televised squishiness. They've told the new clean-up-the-mess Gang of Four congressional leaders convening in emergency session today that it’s $18 billion in concrete or bust.\nWhat the White House actually accomplished Tuesday is the opposite of what it set out to do—set the bar low and show a president carrying out presidential tasks competently. If this had been  Trump  at the first tee   he ’d have shanked it 50 yards into the woods. Into the bargain  the White House staff took more mulligans than Clinton ever did. Aside from giving in to  his  Democratic captors  all the king’s men couldn’t keep  him  from going off script to long nostalgically for the olden days of Jack Abramoff memorial earmarks.\nTrump inadvertently demonstrated what Wolff  convinced of his own superiority  could not do in round-the-clock interviews with friendly anchors: that despite Wolff himself being above the rigor and rules of mere journalists  on the larger truth he is right. The president is impulsive  uncontrollable and unteachable  burdened with an ignorance he doesn’t have the self-awareness to realize he has or the discipline to overcome it. Rather than show he's \"like  really smart\" and went to \"the best colleges for college \"  Trump  showed that the job reduced to  its  simplest level is beyond  his  grasp leaving  his  advisers sickened like parents watching their well-coached child put a square peg in a round hole at a pre-school admissions interview.\nNo wonder  his  staff is leaving in record-breaking droves  the latest reported to be on their way out the door including White House counsel Don McGahn and National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster  with no one clamoring to replace them. The made-for-TV after-school special made an indelible impression on them  and viewers  that  Trump  at  his  very best may never be better than most of us at our very worst.\nWill  he  ever rise to the occasion or to the job or ever  pivot? The pre-schoolers will learn  but  Trump  will not.",
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            "input": "It would seem as if Zimbabwe’s military has  President Robert Mugabe  backed into a corner.\nThe 93-year-old has been held under army supervision since the military took over the airwaves on Nov. 14  and tanks patrol the still quiet streets of the capital  Harare. His former vice president-turned-rival Emmerson Mnangagwa  whose abrupt dismissal the week before triggered the political crisis  is back in the capital and determined to take power—seemingly with the blessing of the armed forces. Meanwhile  Zimbabweans are already celebrating the downfall of a dictator who has held the country in  his  iron grip for the past 37 years.\nYet  Mugabe  refuses to relinquish power before elections slated for April 2018  even as the military  the opposition and members of  his  own party insist that stands down immediately and hand power to Mnangagwa. And he can. Because he holds a trump card: the fear that the military’s power play could be called a military coup.\nYou could be forgiven for thinking that this was indeed a coup — despite the army’s insistence it has not taken over the government. Zimbabwean intelligence reports  cited by Reuters  suggest that Mnangagwa may have been planning for Mugabe’s exit with the military for more than a year. And Zimbabwe’s military chief General Constantino Chiwenga’s recent trip to Beijing to meet with the Chinese defense minister  though billed as a “normal military exchange ” is now raising questions. China maintains a close diplomatic and economic relationship with Zimbabwe  and its support for any change in government would be vital.\nIf the military does force  Mugabe  out of power  even with the support of the populace  it would still be considered a coup. That would automatically trigger suspension from the African Union as well as the 15-nation Southern Africa Development Community  and all of their activities. The region  and even European nations would likely impose economic sanctions. Zimbabwe would have trouble getting development assistance or even loans from international banks. And even the United States’ limited engagement with Zimbabwe would have to be dialed back. The U.S. Foreign Assistance Act “restricts assistance to the government of any country whose duly elected head of government is deposed by military coup or decree.” That means that U.S. support for family planning  HIV/AIDS prevention  governance programs and  ironically  democracy promotion  could be cut.\nIf  Mugabe  stands down on  his  own  however  the political transition maintains a veneer of legality that ensures the next government  whatever it looks like  has a soft landing and the chance of international economic assistance. “If this transition  for which Zimbabweans and friends of Zimbabwe have been waiting for such a long time  is to have a chance of succeeding it will need international engagement ” says J. Peter Pham  director of the Atlantic Council’s Africa Center. Zimbabwe is already in economic freefall  beset by hyperinflation and unemployment so high that an estimated 3 million citizens are now living in neighboring countries. “No one wants to provoke a crisis that will send even more Zimbabweans fleeing over the border.”\nEven members of Mugabe’s own party  Zanu PF  seem to understand what’s at stake. The party is working on its own transition plan  senior officials told Reuters on Friday  drafting a resolution to impeach the president if he refuses to stand down. “There is no going back ” the official told Reuters. “If he becomes stubborn  we will arrange for him to be fired on Sunday. When that is done  it’s impeachment on Tuesday.”\nIn the meantime  Harare’s streets remain calm  and Zimbabwean’s characteristic black humor about their own predicament remains intact: “Mugabe is suddenly a real Zimbabwean: an adult with several degrees just sitting idly at home ” tweeted @CynicHarare  a self-proclaimed “detractor” from Harare.",
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            "input": "\"I'm still kind of in shock \" says Edward Geist  a researcher specializing in Russia at the Rand Corp. \"My guess is they're not bluffing  that they've flight-tested this thing. But that's incredible.\"\nThe U.S. did go on to investigate the idea of a nuclear-powered missile   Geist  says. Known as the Supersonic Low Altitude Missile  the idea was more like a nuclear-powered drone aircraft. \"It was actually supposed to fly around autonomously and drop nuclear gravity bombs \"  Geist  says.\nThe nuclear reactor that would keep SLAM aloft would also spew radioactive exhaust   Geist  says. At the time  that was advertised as a feature  not a bug  because it would have had the added benefit of polluting the Soviet countryside.\n\"It was supposed to be really  really dirty \"  Geist  says.\nThe U.S. got as far as actually building the nuclear engine for Project Pluto  a development project at the Nevada Test Site. The reactor was tested a number of times in the early 1960s  and it performed well. But by that point  awareness had grown about the dangers of nuclear fallout  and arms control treaties were coming into place   Geist  says. Those concerns were among the reasons the project died in 1964.\nThe type of reactor used in Project Pluto was particularly messy because it exposed the nuclear fuel directly to the outside air.  Geist  says the new Russian missile may use a different system that keeps the fuel somewhat isolated from the air. But   he  quickly adds  that wouldn't make it safe.\n\"There are a bunch of different ways to do it  and frankly  they're all terrible \"  Geist  says.\n He  suspects that the Russian design would involve what's known as a \"fast reactor \" which is more efficient  but also less safe  than most nuclear reactors. If the missile crashed or the reactor failed  it would trigger a major incident.\n\"It's just crazy they field-tested this thing \"  he  says.\n Geist  says  he  expects Russia's provocations to continue. \"They're sending us a message that they are not OK with our U.S. missile defense posture \"  he  says.\nThat message? \"They're willing to go full Strangelove on us \"  Geist  says.",
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            "input": "Kerrice Lewis  age 23  was brutally murdered just days after Christmas  in Washington D.C.\nNeighbors said they heard multiple gunshots in the alley behind the 800 block of Adrian Street  SE  and moments later they saw a raging fire.  Kerrice Lewis  was heard screaming as she tried to escape from the trunk.\n Lewis  was orphaned at the age of 11 and raised by her grandparents.\nHer grandfather  William Sharp  said he feels as though his heart has been ripped out. He said “her mother died of a brain aneurysm and her father was tragically murdered up in the D.C. area.”  Lewis  struggled deeply with the loss of her parents. She recently served time in jail. Her grandfather said she was striving to turn her life around  — Lewis  worked on construction sites and Sharp said she “was very excited because she had just finished taking some classes and was looking forward to taking some more.” He said she was a “free spirit” and “full of life” and that “she would light up a room  just talking and laughing.”\n Lewis ’ best friend and exgirlfriend  Mercedes Rouhlac\nMercedes Rouhlac  the victim’s best friend and ex girlfriend  said she “talked to her everyday.” Rouhlac said she “just kept calling her” and wondering why  Lewis  wasn’t answering her phone.\n Kerrice Lewis  with  her  best friend’s son  media image.",
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            "input": "“The option of simply widening the road is a lot more difficult than it would be in Fairfax and in some other areas. We are not even sure that it is possible ” said  Martin Nohe   chairman of the NVTA and a Prince William County supervisor whose district includes the corridor.\n“If it is possible  it absolutely requires a huge amount of condemnation of commercial property  and it is crazy expensive ”  Nohe  said. So the NVTA is studying various options to add capacity along a larger segment of the corridor.\n“No one will actually get to work faster if we don’t first improve the interchange ”  Nohe  said. From a morning commuter’s perspective   he  said  “improvements in Prince William mean nothing if you don’t first have improvements in Fairfax County. And the improvements to the road in Fairfax don’t mean anything unless you have the improvements at the interchange. . . . The interchange is the center of gravity for the entire corridor.”\nThe NVTA has approved $30 million for the $69 million widening project south of the interstate  in Fairfax bordering Prince William   Nohe  said. The entire Route 28 corridor from Fauquier to Loudoun is looking at up to $1 billion in investments   he  said. A big chunk of that money would go toward fixing the Prince William section  which has been neglected long enough   Nohe  said.\n“The problem has been building for 20 years. For the last 10 years  everyone has complained every day ”  Nohe  said. “What’s clear is that Route 28 is now our top priority in the county.”\nA recent study commissioned by the NVTA has narrowed to four the options to lessen traffic congestion in the area from Bull Run on the Fairfax County line through Manassas  Manassas Park and Prince William. And this year  the authority is starting the federal environmental review process that could lead to improvements within the next decade. That study is expected to be completed in 18 months  with recommendations implemented by 2026   Nohe  said.",
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                "Nohe"
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            "input": "Cruz 's fans say it 's because he stands on principle . \nIn the three years since he arrived in the U.S. Senate , Ted Cruz has become easily the most hated man in Washington -- a fact he 's now using to his advantage as a presidential candidate . \nIs it true , as Cruz would have it , that the dreaded GOP establishment pays lip service to shrinking the federal government and repealing Obamacare , but actually would prefer to preserve the status quo ? \nOr do Cruz 's Beltway critics have a point ? \nCruz has n't hesitated to take polarizing stances , even when doing so means taking on his Republican colleagues . \nLee is also Cruz 's best friend -- maybe his only friend -- in the Senate . \nIn his memoir , Cruz writes that no one stood by him \"more courageously or indispensably\" than Lee during his 21-hour anti-Obamacare speech that preceded the 2013 government shutdown . \nWhen Lee brought up his bill in the committee hearing , he was n't sure if he 'd have Cruz 's support . \nCruz attacked the bill as dangerous and politically poisonous . \nCruz went on to warn his fellow senators that if they voted for the bill , they would imperil their careers . \nEssentially , Cruz was saying that the legislation would let dangerous people out of prison , they would commit more crimes , and the senators would be subject to Willie Horton-style attack ads . \nLee , who was sitting right next to Cruz , could not believe what he was hearing . \nLee 's communications director , Conn Carroll , confirmed to me that Lee and his staff had no advance warning that Cruz was planning to brutally attack -- and , in Lee 's view , misrepresent -- his friend 's bill . \nThe bill made it out of committee that day , but now it appears to be in trouble , with several other Republican senators taking Cruz 's line against it at a Senate lunch last week . \nToday , Lee has conspicuously joined every other sitting senator in declining to endorse Cruz 's presidential run . \nAnd while Lee and Cruz are still friends , the episode vividly illustrates Cruz 's talent for irritating other senators . \nAnother telling episode came during the 2013 government shutdown , which Cruz spearheaded , insisting that if Congress defunded Obamacare , the president might go along . \nAs McKay Coppins reports in his new book , The Wilderness , Cruz 's own staff never actually expected the gambit to work . \nTo Cruz 's colleagues , it was a pointless and damaging exercise , but grassroots conservative groups cheered the effort . \nCruz is close to the Fund and has appeared in its ads . \nAt a private lunch of Republican senators , New Hampshire Senator Kelly Ayotte waved the document in Cruz 's face and demanded that he disavow it . \nWhen he declined , several other senators , including then-Minority Leader Mitch McConnell , took Ayotte 's side and denounced Cruz . \nIn my conversations with Republican policy types and Senate aides about Cruz , this lack of regard for his colleagues , and for the niceties that have traditionally governed the upper chamber , was a common theme . \nAs Trent Lott , the former Senate majority leader , told me last week , referring to the time Cruz called McConnell a liar on the Senate floor : \"You just do n't do that . \nAnother criticism of Cruz is that his antics are disruptive and damaging to the Republican Party . \nCruz does have policy differences with the business wing of the party : Unlike the Chamber , he opposes comprehensive immigration reform , would like to kill the Export-Import Bank , and -LRB- in a reversal -RRB- opposed a recent free-trade bill . \nIn Iowa , Cruz has been subjected to millions of dollars in attack ads and personally criticized by the Republican governor , Terry Branstad , for opposing ethanol subsidies . \nBut a Republican policy expert close to a number of top GOP operatives and donors insisted it 's not about Cruz 's style or his positions . \nBut the effort does n't result in smaller government or the end of Obamacare -- all it achieves is drawing attention to Cruz . \nYou can see how these complaints look from the perspective of Cruz and his fans : like features , not bugs . \nBut what about the criticism that Cruz 's efforts have n't gotten any results ? \nThe Cruz camp did n't reply to my query , so I put the question to Amanda Carpenter , who was Cruz 's communications director during much of his time in the Senate , including the shutdown . \nCarpenter said Cruz had sent a message . \nCruz has shown that one person can make a difference .\" \nBut as they see it , the difference Cruz has made in the Senate has not been a positive one .",
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            "input": "Kobe Bryant is taunting LeBron James.\n Bryant is in the face of James  who is sitting on a couch playing video games. Bryant is in a tizzy  pretending he can't find his three NBA championship rings.\n James  who hasn't won an NBA title yet  is doing his best to ignore Bryant's antics  but it's proving more difficult than knocking down a game-winning jumper against the Orlando Magic.\n Bryant grabs three chocolate chip cookies and explains they resemble his three lost rings. He tells James he must be hungry for them  then hastily eats them. James finally cracks and points out the championship rings in a display case under Bryant's nose.\n The scenario isn't real  but it sure is comical. These versions of Bryant and James are played by puppets in Nike commercials. The campaign is so popular that there are six versions  and all are still scheduled to run through the NBA Finals even though the Lakers are playing Orlando  not Cleveland.\n John Wooden -- who won 10 national championships as UCLA's coach -- has hailed Bryant for improvements  but he's partial to James as well.\n People argue the merits of Bryant  30  versus James  24  in commercials and coffeehouses and on radio call-in shows.\n Bryant has been the dominant player for the past few years  but more folks have King James now residing on that throne.\n Jerry West recently said James surpassed Bryant as a player  creating much controversy  but the former Lakers player and general manager -- who made the trade to bring Bryant to Los Angeles -- stands by that statement.\n \"It's never been forced \" Wilkins said. \"It's never been about pitching LeBron versus Kobe in the finals. It's more about celebrating what these guys have accomplished on the court. It's about what LeBron has been able to do in winning his first MVP.\n \"It's about what Kobe has managed to do in his best seasons. It's two of the best players in the world  if not the two best in the world.\n West said he'd rather have Bryant take the last shot  but Wooden said he'd be comfortable with either player with the ball on his hands and the game on the line. Wooden was impressed with James' 3-pointer to win Game 2 against Orlando. West thinks Bryant having someone pushing him is a good thing.",
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                "Kobe Bryant"
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            "input": "Josh Stepakoff  was 6 years old in 1999  when a white supremacist opened fire on  his  day camp at the Los Angeles Jewish Community Center.\n Josh  was shot in  his  leg and hip. The gunman wounded four others  and shot and killed another man a few miles away.\n\"I remember playing capture the flag and I looked up and I saw somebody who was holding something at  his  hip. I thought it was a power drill \" Josh  now 24  tells his father  Alan  at StoryCorps. \"And then  the next thing I remember is getting up from the ground and running as fast as I could.\"\ntoggle caption Courtesy of  Joshua Stepakoff\nHe remembers that right after the shooting  Josh  was scared of helicopter sounds and loud noises.\n\"I think it was hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that this was not normal \"  Josh  says. \"I thought everyone had a hard time sleeping over. I thought everyone had hard times in the dark.\"\nOne of the most difficult things for Alan  he says  was he could never assure  Josh  he could protect him.\n\"You know  I could never put my arms around you and say 'Don't worry   Josh   I'll keep you safe ' because I couldn't. I just thank God every day you weren't killed \" he says. \"I don't know whether you've ever envisioned yourself as a family man  married  children. Would you tell this to your child?\"\n\"I go back and forth with that. I think about it a lot  \" Josh  says. \"I think about my child's 6th birthday and what that will be like for me. I don't know.\"\n Josh  has a bachelor's degree in psychology and is now in graduate school working on  his  master's in clinical psychology. Does  he  see  himself  counseling other shooting victims?\n\"Half of me says yes and half of me says no  partially because I almost think that I won't be able to differentiate my life from theirs \"  Josh  says. \"But nobody tells you what to expect after getting shot  and so the other part of me just so badly wants to be a light in someone's life when they think it's dark.\"",
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                "Josh Stepakoff"
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            "input": "The billboard on 42nd Street near Times Square  was half a block long. Scrawled in rainbow colors was the title of an innovative new play  “for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf.” And adorning that 1977 billboard was a portrait of a young black woman in a do-rag: the playwright Ntozake Shange .\n Shange’s  rise to international fame and  her  sudden disappearance — followed by decades of physical and mental health challenges — are part of one of the most dramatic lives in Broadway history. Now   Shange  reflects on these events and more in a new collection of poetry called “Wild Beauty.”\nIn 1975   Shange  had arrived in New York from California with  her  dancer friend Paula Moss and a satchel of poems.  She  and Moss began reading and dancing to  Shange ’s poems in New York cafes. The next thing  Shange  knew   she  was being whisked off by theatrical producer Woodie King Jr.  who told  her  what  she ’d really written was a play. After a few weeks of working with King and others   Shange  winnowed  her  poems down to the voices of seven women  who remain nameless but can be identified by the colors of their dresses.\nAuthor Ntozake Shange (Adger Cowans)\nMiraculously  she typed out her first new poem in years  an overview of her whole life. Titled “these blessings ” it appears in her new collection  “Wild Beauty ” which contains more than 60 new and previously published poems  all of which are also translated into Spanish by Alejandro Álvarez Nieves. The bilingual edition was  Shange ’s idea  reflecting her lifelong concern with the African diaspora throughout the Americas.\nThere is no question that  Shange  is a black writer. Not only does she write in a style that mimics the sound and syntax of black speech  but much of her material is drawn from the daily realities of black life. No poet since Langston Hughes has insisted so forcefully on black people’s right to simply be:",
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            "input": "\"Of course we are very disappointed  and I can also say in Marco's name that he feels this verdict is unjust \" Weiss' father  Ralf Jahns  told reporters in the family's home town of Uelzen  Germany.\n \"This verdict says nothing about Marco's guilt or innocence \" his mother  Martina  said  and suggested the court's motivation had been that \"the long time in investigative custody had to be justified.\"\n The verdict follows a lengthy trial that dragged on as the court demanded various reports on the girl's physical and mental condition from British authorities. Some prosecutors and judges in the panel of three overseeing the case were also changed  delaying proceedings. It began as a closed-door trial  with Weiss still a minor and identified only as Marco W. It was later opened to journalists.\n Weiss maintained that he and the girl became close while in the Mediterranean resort of Side  near Antalya  and one night ended up in the girl's hotel bedroom where they had physical contact but no intercourse. He also said the girl had lied about her age and said she was 15 -- the age of consent in Turkey.\n He was arrested the next day  after the girl's mother filed a complaint with Turkish police  and he was held for eight months in custody until being allowed to return home after an appeal from German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier.\n On his return  Weiss wrote a book -- \"Marco W. -- My 247 days in a Turkish prison\" -- detailing his time inside the jail in Antalya.\n WeissWeiss' lawyer said he would appeal Wednesday's conviction  arguing that his client should have been cleared on grounds of insufficient proof and shortfalls in the investigation.\n \"Marco Weiss should have been acquitted \" Mehmet Asim Iplikcioglu said. \"We will fight for that until the end.\"",
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            "input": "On November 17  a police officer was killed during a routine traffic stop in New Kensington  Pennsylvania. His name was  Brian Shaw   and he was only 25 years old.\nAccording to reports  the suspect  29-year-old Rahmael Sal Holt  fled his car after he was pulled over  and shot  Shaw  during the subsequent chase. Officials said  Shaw  did not appear to have fired  his  gun  while Holt fired at least six times  landing at least once in Shawâs chest.  Shaw  lay in the street gasping for air before dying in a hospital that night. After several days on the lam  Holt was captured and arrested November 21 with  Shawâs  handcuffs.\nCAPTURED: Rahmael Holt was arrested in Hazelwood this morning and placed in  Officer Shaw 's handcuffs. #wtae pic.twitter.com/4kjxd6efWY â Kelly Brennan (@Kbrennan_WTAE) November 21  2017\nNo NFL players kneeled on Sunday to protest the brutality that occurred to  Shaw . No national cable channels dedicated expansive coverage of the incident  if some even included it at all. It required a Google search to learn about the kind-hearted residents who lined the streets of the small Pennsylvania town holding American flags while firefighters stood in uniform paying their respects during the funeral procession.\nBut the narrative that cops are always the âbad guys â deserving condemnation and shame across the board  is simply not true. Some cops abuse their power. Others use it to do their duty. Like the five Dallas police officers killed in 2016   Shaw  put on a uniform to serve and protect  his  community. Yet the NFL forbade the Cowboys from wearing special decals on their helmets to honor the fallen Dallas officers  while allowing its players to continue protesting law enforcement.\nNo superstar athlete has spoken out about Shawâs murder  although he too was once a football player  at Slippery Rock University. Every Sunday   Shaw  likely watched a sport  he  loved only to see a plethora of NFL players kneeling against men and women wearing the same uniform as  him .\nBut thatâs forgotten in an anti-police narrative en vogue among many. Itâs no wonder thereâs an absence of coverage over  Shaw   when police fatality statistics across the country are hardly ever discussedâa shame  given the recent uptick.\nAre these statistics ever mentioned during the debate over Americaâs justice system? For every Colin Kaepernick GQ cover or celebrity rant on social media  there are officers like  Shaw   who do not display an abuse of power in the discharge of their duties. So often during the NFL anthem protests  you hear players vow it has nothing to do with the U.S. military or police (although a lot of Americans are getting just that message). But it seems they have no problem disrespecting the officers who are paid to ensure players get from their cars to the stadium and back to the parking lot safe and sound. Our justice system isnât perfect  and we should work to redress all injustices no matter their victimsâ identities  but that shouldnât detract from the many police officers who do their dangerous jobs well.\nMen like  Shaw  risk their lives to do right by their community. Men and women leave their loved ones every morning  not sure if they might come back again. For that  we should take a little time to realize how worthy of respect many police officers are  and temper our complaints about isolated injustices with recognizing they donât represent the norm  and that injustice the other way exists  too.",
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            "input": "We have some news now on how the Trump administration is pushing back against illegal immigration. The administration has for months talked about separating immigrant families at the border as a way of discouraging them from coming in the first place. A federal lawsuit filed on Monday says federal agents are increasingly doing that  and the idea has outraged activists. The plaintiff is an undocumented Congolese woman who's being detained in San Diego while her 7-year-old daughter is being held 2 000 miles away at a shelter in Chicago.  NPR's John Burnett  has the story.\n JOHN BURNETT   BYLINE: In recent years  the Department of Homeland Security has attempted to discourage asylum-seekers from coming to the U.S. Under Obama  they detained some unauthorized families in camps in South Texas rather than release them in the U.S. while their cases are heard. The Trump administration has gone even further. It has arrested immigrant parents in the U.S. who paid smugglers to bring their children across the border  and it wants to expand detention space. Now comes the most extreme measure yet  family separation.\n BURNETT : That's Lee Gelernt  deputy director of the ACLU's National Immigrant Rights Project. He's representing a 39-year-old mother who traveled from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Mexico with her 7-year-old daughter. They surrendered to immigration agents near San Diego in December. They said they were fleeing violence in Congo and asked for asylum. She's being held apart from her daughter. They're only able to speak by phone.\n BURNETT : A spokeswoman for Homeland Security declined to give a reason why the child was taken from her mother  saying only the agency does not comment on cases under litigation. The practice of separating undocumented families to discourage them from coming is not a formal stated policy of the administration  but immigrant activists say it's been quietly growing in frequency along the Southern border. Katharina Obser is with the Women's Refugee Commission.\n BURNETT : Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services has documented 53 incidents of family separation in the last nine months  mostly Central Americans. They say they're fleeing rampant gang violence. But the administration believes most of them are gaming the system  and it wants to stop the flow  first  because the trek is dangerous for young children. And  second  Matt Al Bent's  an official with ICE removal operations  told NPR...\n BURNETT : Immigration lawyers say the strategy could work. Mothers may drop their cases and go home to be reunited with their children. But is that a reasonable way to curtail illegal immigration? Dr. Lisa Fortuna  director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Boston Medical Center  is an expert on the impact of trauma on immigrant families. She's submitting an amicus brief in the ACLU lawsuit.\n BURNETT : The lawsuit claims that immigration agents violated the Congolese woman's constitutional right to due process. It asks the government  if it's going to detain a mother and child during the asylum process  at least allow them to be together.  John Burnett   NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR  Copyright NPR.",
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            "input": "Sadly  this story is not unique  says  Dr. Heather McLaughlin  a sexual harassment researcher and assistant professor of sociology at Oklahoma State University .\nWhile many women fear that reporting sexual harassment will boomerang against them  the truth is men who report witnessing it can be equally at risk   McLaughlin  said.\n\"Regardless of whether a man or a woman reports it  the threat of possible repercussions is real  despite whistleblower laws \"  McLaughlin  said.\nThe uncertain outcome of speaking out is why sexual harassment mostly goes unreported. One study found that only 35% of young adults who were harassed at work reported it to HR or a government agency like the EEOC  McLaughlin said.\nThat means that 65% of the harassment was never reported  mostly because \"they do not expect to be supported by their employer or co-workers. So we found that many report the harassment as a last resort rather than a first step in finding an effective resolution \" McLaughlin said.\nWhile companies tend to worry about the liabilities of sexual harassment allegations  unchecked harassment has an economic impact on them  too. It leads to high turnover and high absentee rates   McLaughlin  said.\nNot reporting it and not quitting has other long-term consequences. It means being \"complicit\" and working in \"a toxic work environment  and anyone who works in tech knows this is a problem \"  McLaughlin  said  referring to the tech industry's long-standing reputation for frat house behavior.\nStill  those that do report sexual harassment often say they feel good about speaking out. They feel like they are paying it forward  stopping a wrong  McLaughlin said.",
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            "input": "drug message on Thursday at the White House   discussing how  his  elder brother ' s struggle with addiction led him to never drink or smoke .  Fred Trump Jr  . struggled with alcoholism for much of  his  life and died in 1981 at age 43 .  Trump  has cited  his  brother ' s short life when pushing for tougher drug enforcement and awareness and did so again on Thursday . \" I had a brother   Fred . Great guy   best - looking guy   best personality   much better than mine  \"  Trump  said . \" But  he  had a problem .  He  had a problem with alcohol   and  he  would tell me   ' Don ' t drink .  He  was substantially older   and I listened to  him  and I respected (  him  ).\" Ever since  his  brother ' s warning    Trump  said    he  has abstained from drinking and smoking because  he  had \" somebody that guided me \" in that aspect of life .",
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            "input": "LOS ANGELES (Reuters)  - Oscar-winning Casey Affleck  who has been accused of sexual harassment by female crew members on an earlier film   has withdrawn as a presenter at the 2018 Academy Awards  a spokeswoman for the organization said on Thursday.\n Affleck  the younger brother of actor and director Ben Affleck   topped challenges from Denzel Washington and Ryan Gosling to win the 2017 award.  He  also took home a Golden Globe and numerous trophies from film critics groups.\nFILE PHOTO:  Casey Affleck  arrives for the 89th Academy Awards  Oscars Red Carpet in Hollywood  California  U.S. February 26  2018. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni/File Photo\nAn attorney for  Affleck  denied the accusations at the time.\n Affleck  adopts a lower public profile than  his  brother Ben and appears uncomfortable in the spotlight.  He  was first nominated for an Oscar in 2008 for  his  lead role in “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.”\n89th Academy Awards - Oscars Red Carpet Arrivals - Hollywood  California   U.S. - 26/02/17 - Casey Affleck  arrives REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni\nWhile  Ben Affleck  has opted for big movies like “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ”  Casey Affleck  has focused  his  career on smaller  independent ventures with strong character-driven plots such as “Gone Baby Gone.”\nIn 2010   he  wrote and directed Joaquin Phoenix in “I‘m Still Here ” a mockumentary about Phoenix’s supposed transition from acting to becoming a rap musician.\nTwo years ago  he  quietly separated from  his  wife  actress Summer Phoenix  after a nine-year marriage that produced two sons.",
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            "input": "(Reuters) - Saks Fifth Avenue owner Hudson’s Bay Co (HBC.TO) said on Wednesday it had received a bid for its German department store chain Kaufhof from  Signa  Holding  the Austrian property and retail group that owns Karstadt  another German retail chain.\nThe announcement came after Reuters reported earlier on Wednesday  citing sources  that  Signa  had made a 3 billion euro ($3.5 billion) offer for Kaufhof. Hudson’s Bay did not comment on the bid’s value  and  Signa  declined to comment.\n Signa’s offer  comes one week after Hudson’s Bay agreed to sell its flagship Lord & Taylor building in New York for $850 million to WeWork Cos.\nThe Reuters sources said that  Signa  expects Toronto-based Hudson’s Bay  which has been reluctant so far to engage in negotiations to sell Kaufhof  to respond to  the offer  by the middle of November.\nHudson’s Bay called  the offer  incomplete  non-binding and unsolicited  with no evidence of financing.\nThe sources said that in its offer letter to Hudson’s Bay   Signa  stated  its  bid for Kaufhof would not be contingent on any third-party financing  since  it  already has 700 million euros in approved financing from European banks  and also has cash available from a 1 billion euro equity raise last month.\n Signa  has also offered to assume all of Kaufhof’s liabilities  including a 1.34 billion euro real estate loan by German bank LBBW  the sources added.\nHudson’s Bay said it plans to review  the offer  in due course. It added that its European business is an important element of the company’s strategy  and that it remains focused on executing its strategy and plans for the upcoming holiday season.\nAt a valuation of 3 billion euros including debt  Signa’s bid values Kaufhof’s real estate at 2.63 billion euros  the sources said.\nSigna tried to buy Kaufhof in 2015  but Hudson’s Bay outbid it by paying 2.5 billion euros including debt for the German chain and its Belgian subsidiary. Since then  Kaufhof’s finances have deteriorated  to the point where vendors are finding it more difficult to find trade credit insurance to make shipments.\n“Hudson’s Bay board of directors should  consistent with its fiduciary duties  seriously consider the reported  Signa  fully financed 3.0 billion euro offer for Hudson’s Bay European business  which is above the Company’s purchase price and stated net asset value ” Lands and Buildings CEO Jonathan Litt said in a statement.\n Privately held Signa   founded 17 years ago by property developer Rene Benko  now runs more than 125 retail locations in Northern Europe  generating annual revenue of about 3.8 billion euros  according to  its  website.  It  owns a big real estate portfolio with a gross asset value of more than 10 billion euros.\n Signa  bought Karstadt from the brink of bankruptcy in 2014 for the nominal consideration of just one euro from  its  majority owner Nicolas Berggruen  son of an international art dealer.\n Signa  restored Karstadt to profitability: realigning  its  offerings closer to the tastes of German consumers  cutting costs and making operations more efficient. Karstadt and Kaufhof are now the two largest department store operators in Germany.\nLast month   Signa  said  it  had completed an equity raise of 1 billion euros  giving  it  more firepower to pursue acquisitions.",
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            "input": "Parts of the Darrow Memorial Bridge predate the World Columbian Exposition of 1893  said  Tim Samuelson  a cultural historian with the city of Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs . The original bridge was designed and constructed in 1880 by architects Daniel Hudson Burnham and John Wellborn Root. Then Frederick Law Olmsted retained the structure for his design for the Fair.\n“Standing on that bridge and looking north is the most beautiful  exquisite view of the city ”  Samuelson  said.\nThe bridge was renamed for famous Chicago attorney Clarence Darrow  who died in 1938   Samuelson  said. When  he  was alive  Darrow could see the bridge from his home on East 60th Street. And he was known to stand on the bridge and practice reciting his closing arguments.\nLocal lore has it that Darrow  who was an agnostic  said if there was an afterlife  he would return to the bridge every year on the anniversary of his death   Samuelson  said.",
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            "input": "A Zimbabwe ruling party official says prosecuting  Robert Mugabe  was never part of the plan in  his  removal.\nRuling party chief whip Lovemore Matuke tells The Associated Press that party officials assured  Mugabe   he  would not be prosecuted.\nMatuke says that  Mugabe  “is safe   his  family is safe and  his  status as a hero of  his  country is assured. All we were saying is resign or face impeachment.”\n Mugabe  and  his  wife  Grace  remain in the capital  Harare.\nIncoming leader Emmerson Mnangagwa  whose firing by  Mugabe  earlier this month led the military to step in  will be sworn in Friday.\nEmmerson Mnangagwa will be sworn in Friday morning at a 60 000-seat stadium in the capital. The longtime Robert Mugabe ally who was fired early this month made his first public comments in his new role Wednesday in front of ruling party headquarters.\nEmmerson Mnangagwa in a new statement calls himself the “president designate.” He will be inaugurated Friday morning  ending a whirlwind of events that began early this month with his firing by  Robert Mugabe .\nWhile the opposition backed the peaceful removal of  Mugabe   there are concerns about what might change under  his  longtime deputy and the ruling party.\nIt is not clear whether  Mugabe  will attend the ceremony at a 60 000-seat stadium in the capital  Harare.\nBut while  Robert Mugabe  remains in the capital  Harare  it is not clear whether  he  will attend the ceremony at a 60 000-seat stadium.\n The 93-year-old Mugabe  resigned on Tuesday shortly after Parliament began impeachment proceedings.  His  firing of longtime ally Mnangagwa as vice president earlier this month led the military to step in and set off a public outpouring of calls for  Mugabe  to go after 37 years in power.\nIn a statement  Stewart calls this “an absolutely critical moment in Zimbabwe’s history” after the resignation of  Robert Mugabe .  He  stepped down Tuesday after 37 years under military and political pressure and a public outpouring of frustration.\nEmmerson Mnangagwa  a longtime  Mugabe  ally fired this month  will be sworn in Friday.\nA Zimbabwe legal think tank says the country currently has an acting president who is neither  Robert Mugabe  nor the incoming Emmerson Mnangagwa  even if his whereabouts are unknown.\nMphoko was out of the country when Zimbabwe’s military moved in last week to put  Mugabe  under house arrest. It is not clear where  he  is now.\nVeritas says the job fell to Mphoko because  Mugabe  fired Mnangagwa as the other vice president earlier this month  and then resigned on Tuesday.",
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            "input": "For his profession   Lowell Bailey  wears a .22 caliber rifle strapped to  his  back. It has taken  him  across the world and to four Olympic Games  most recently to the biathlon mixed relay Tuesday night at Alpensia Biathlon Centre  where  he  skied the anchor leg for a United States team that finished 15th.  His  sport and  his  livelihood revolve around shooting.  His  competitors from other countries often wonder about  his  country's relationship with guns.\nBiathlon and mass murder of innocent people share no connective tissue  other than the broadest definition of the tool used. Even understanding that intellectual fact   Bailey  and  his  teammates often experience a visceral need to reconcile the shooting portion of their sport and the destruction guns have caused in their country. They are shooting rifles while representing a country where debates over gun control have once again become a central issue.\nTuesday night  under the lights and in front of a packed grandstand   Bailey  spoke out.\n\"I support an assault weapons ban  \" Bailey  said. \"I really do. Our country needs to wake up. Our country needs to change. There's just no excuse. I compete against all of these other World Cup nations — Germany  Norway. How good are they on the range? They're great at rifle marksmanship. Do you know how strict their gun controls law are? It's a travesty America hasn't changed and continues to go down this path. It just makes me want to cry.\"\n\"We're really aware we are a firearm sport  that we are a shooting sport \" Firesteel Reid said. \"A lot of us have pretty strong opinions about this. I think  we  get grouped into a certain type of person  and I don't think any of  us  are that type of person. That has been quite fascinating.\"\nWhile the rules here are extreme  U.S. gun laws confound biathletes from other countries.  Bailey  said  he  has discussed the U.S. laws with rivals  and mostly they are left at a loss.\n\"They're absolutely baffled \"  Bailey  said. \"They're baffled at the political landscape of the United States and how we can continue to put assault weapons in the hands of anyone who wants to walk into a gun store and buy one.\"\n\"We're a sport that uses a .22 caliber rifle \"  Bailey  said. \"A .22 caliber rifle with a bolt action that shoots a single round is a much different thing than an AR-15. In my opinion  there's just no reason for assault rifles to be in the hands of ordinary citizens. I understand the Second Amendment. I appreciate hunting. I appreciate rifle marksmanship. You're talking about rifles. You're talking about targets. You're not talking about weapons that are designed to kill people.",
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            "input": "Elsa D'Silva  was 13 years old.  She  was riding a local train in Mumbai  India  with  her  mother  sister and brother. And just as  she  was about to get off   she  felt it — a hand reaching up  her  skirt.\n\"It affected my ability to use a train as a means of transport — and it still does  even still  \" D'Silva  says. But for 25 years   she  didn't tell anyone why  she  avoided trains.\nThen  in 2012  the now infamous rape of a 23-year-old medical student on a Delhi bus sparked a national conversation. For the first time   D'Silva  says  Indian women began openly discussing experiences of sexual violence  harassment and intimidation. \"I realized that so many of my friends had similar experiences to mine — but until then we had never talked about it.\"\nThat year  she co-founded Safecity — an online platform that lets women immediately and anonymously report their experiences of harassment and abuse. \"It's so women can share what happened  where it happened and when it happened \"  D'Silva  says.\nThat's why  D'Silva  and  her  Safecity co-founders decided to take their efforts offline as well — with community workshops and street art campaigns.\n\"In New Delhi  for example  we discovered through the app that one of the hot spots for sexual harassment was a public toilet  \" D'Silva  says. \"It didn't have proper lighting  it didn't have proper doors and windows. And there were also young men sitting outside on a couch  harassing the women as they went in and out  even taking their photos without permission.\"",
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            "input": "Beyoncé  our beloved   has recently been eternally memorialized at the Louis Tussaud's Wax Museum in Niagara Falls  Ontario  Canada's answer to Niagara Falls  New York. But wait… is that  Beyoncé  or a robotic demon sent to us from an alternative universe? Because that's what I'm seeing.\nIt is important to note that many celebrities have been brutalized by their wax portrayals. But  sorry to all of the wax Morgan Freemans and Elvis Presleys   Beyoncé  needs us right now.\nIs this what the year 2017 holds for us?  A white-washed  non-bootylicious  sad wax Beyoncé?\nVICE: You seem very upset looking at  the wax Beyoncé . What's up?\nCaity: That's my queen. Her ass is supposed to be flawless and it's flat as a pancake here. You know what else I noticed  all the other people look so good except  Beyoncé ! I feel personally attacked.\nIt's Beyoncé.\nWere they going for  the white Beyoncé ? It's way too skinny and doesn't do her justice. And this is coming from a 40-year-old that only knows the song \"Halo.\"\nVICE: What do you think of  this Beyoncé ?",
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            "input": "The social media website's co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg  announced Facebook is changing the structure of its newsfeed to allow viewers to see more content from their friends and family  while reducing the amount they'll see from companies and news outlets.\n\"As we roll this out  you'll see less public content like posts from businesses  brands  and media  \" Zuckerberg  wrote in a Facebook post Thursday. \"And the public content you see more will be held to the same standard — it should encourage meaningful interactions between people.\"\n Zuckerberg   33  says the change comes after Facebook's leaders received feedback suggesting the website had moved away from its overall goal of connecting people  prompting the change.\n He 's confident the changes will make for a more enjoyable and beneficial experience for Facebook users.\n\"The research shows that when we use social media to connect with people we care about  it can be good for our well-being  \" Zuckerberg  wrote. \"We can feel more connected and less lonely  and that correlates with long term measures of happiness and health. On the other hand  passively reading articles or watching videos — even if they're entertaining or informative — may not be as good.\"\n Zuckerberg  added that  they  began to make alterations to the newsfeed late last year  and that it will take several more months before the changes are universally present on Facebook properties.\n He  said  he  expects people to spend less time on Facebook moving forward due to the changes.\n\"But I also expect the time you do spend on Facebook will be more valuable  \" Zuckerberg  wrote. \"And if we do the right thing  I believe that will be good for our community and our business over the long term too.\"",
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            "input": "Image copyright Reuters Image caption  Seth Meyers  is a US comedian  political commentator and TV presenter\nThis year  however  it was  US comedian's Seth Meyers'  turn to take the reins (although  he  did enlist the help of a few of the stars to deliver some of  his  punch lines).\nHere are  Seth Meyers'  best jokes from  his  opening monologue:\nWatch Seth Meyers' opening monologue:",
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            "input": "It was supposed to be a triumphant year for  White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner . Part of the team that guided his father-in-law to victory in 2016   the young Kushner  was catapulted into the highest echelons of power.\n He  was handed a broad portfolio that included making peace in the Middle East and was reportedly a key part of Trumpâs inner circle and decision-making team. But as 2017 dragged on  the man known as Mr. Perfect had anything but a perfect year.\nHere are  Kushner âs worst moments from 2017:\nWhen  Kushner  visited Iraq in April  he obviously did not want to abandon his dedication to preppy style. But the image of the senior adviser sporting a flak jacket (with âKushnerâ scrawled on it)  along with a blazer and khakis  brought on a torrent of mockery.\nThis pic of  Jared Kushner  in Iraq with a military bullet-proof vest over  his  usual Thurston Howell III outfit really says it all pic.twitter.com/Qbt90NiqV4 â Amy Westervelt (@amywestervelt) April 6  2017\nAlthough  Kushner  stepped down as head of Kushner Companies in January   his  real-estate firm gave  him  a number of headaches throughout 2017. Perhaps the biggest one was its use of the EB-5 visa program  which allows wealthy investors to gain visas in return for investing in the U.S.\nJared and Ivanka are reported to be scaling back their roles in the White House after officials have become annoyed by their presence. The move came shortly after Trumpâs decision to back Sen. Luther Strange in the Alabama Senate primary backfired spectacularly and Strange was crushed by conservative challenger Judge Roy Moore.  Kushner  was widely believed to have been a key voice in urging Trump to get involved in the race and back Strangeâa decision Trump himself admitted may have been a âmistake.â\n Kushner  was also widely reported to be a key official encouraging President Trump to fire FBI Director James Comeyâa move which has since turned out to be seen as a mistake as it directly led to the appointment of FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller  whose probe has dogged the Trump administration throughout 2017.\nFBI Special Counsel Robert Muellerâs appointment was announced in the wake of the firing of FBI Director James Comeyâa decision reportedly backed by  Kushner . But as the probe has gone on   Kushner  has apparently become a key figure for Mueller.\n Kushner  was part of a 2016 meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian lawyer at Trump Towerâa meeting which Trump Jr. said he took as it promised information that would âincriminateâ Hillary Clinton.\n Kushner  was questioned by Muellerâs team in November  during which  he  reportedly answered questions about a meeting with the Russian ambassador during the transition. It later emerged that  Kushner  was the âsenior Trump officialâ who directed former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn to contact the ambassador about a U.N. vote on Israeli settlements.\nWhile it is not clear if the Mueller team believes  Kushner  did anything wrong  Muellerâs interest in him has no doubt led to a tough 2017 for  Kushner .\n Kushner  spent much of 2017 aggravating congressional lawmakers with  his  lack of disclosure about  his  foreign contacts and other information deemed importantâparticularly over various investigations into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election.\nTwo Senate committees have complained about  his  failure to hand over certain documents  and that they have learned certain details from the media. Lawmakers on the Senate Intelligence Committee were angered in September when they discovered from media reports that  Kushner  used a private email account occasionally for White House business.\nLawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee wrote to  Kushner âs lawyer in November  saying the document collection he provided to the committee was incomplete.\nNewsweek reported in December that  Kushner  is still using an interim security clearance after  he  initially omitted dozens of foreign contracts from  his  original form submission for clearance.",
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            "input": "\"We watched even this weekend  the Russians and their troll farms  and their internet folks  start hash-tagging out 'take a knee' and also hash-tagging out 'Boycott NFL '\" said Lankford  who’s a member of the Intelligence Committee. They’re trying “to raise the noise level in America to try to make a big issue  an even bigger issue as they’re trying to just push divisiveness in the country. We’ve continued to be able to see that. We’ll see it again in our election time.”\nFBI Director Christopher Wray  who testified about his agency’s work  did not directly address  Lankford’s  claim  but said the FBI is working to track Russian efforts to influence U.S. elections.\n Lankford’s  spokesman said the senator has been receiving information about Russian trolls sowing discord in the U.S. for more than a year.\n\"Senator Lankford made an individual decision to start talking about this publicly  because he believes the American people should know '' said  the spokesman .\nAs an example   the spokesman  pointed to a Russian Twitter user called Boston Antifa but the geolocation of the account is in Vladivostok  Russia.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON  Nov. 15 — White House officials said Wednesday that  President Bush  would renominate six of  his  earlier choices to sit on the federal appeals court  leaving Democratic senators and other analysts to ponder what message  he  is sending.\nWhen the 110th Congress is seated in January   Mr. Bush  can deliver another list of judicial nominees to the Senate  which will by then have a Democratic majority.\n Mr. Bush’s  motive in sending up the nominations has been closely analyzed  with several Democrats and liberals labeling  it  as provocative and a sign that  he  does not intend to seek compromise as  he  suggested  he  would after Republican losses in the elections last week.\n“Democrats have asked  the president  to be bipartisan  but this is a clear slap in the face at our request ” said Senator Charles E. Schumer  Democrat of New York  who is a member of the Judiciary Committee. “For the sake of the country  we hope that this is an aberration because  the president  feels  he  must placate  his  hard-right base rather than an indication of things to come.”",
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            "input": "Police say that  a 29-year-old Uzbek immigrant named Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov  sped a rented truck 20 blocks down a lower Manhattan bike trail  slamming cyclists and pedestrians.  His  deceased victims include a young Belgian mother of two  two fledgling American businessmen  and  perhaps most tragically  five of eight Argentines who visited Gotham to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their high-school graduation.\nNYPD Counterterror Chief John Miller said  \"He did this in the name of ISIS.\" A note in Arabic note in  Saipov ’s vehicle pledged allegiance to the terror network. His cell phone reportedly contains some 90 videos and 3 800 photos from ISIS  including images of beheadings and prisoners being crushed by a tank.\n Saipov  seems remorseless.  He  reportedly said  he  was \"proud\" of  his  killing spree and wished to hang an ISIS flag in  his  hospital room.\nBut political correctness also eased  Saipov ’s carnage.\nDe Blasio further disconnected the dots in April 2014 when he scrapped an NYPD surveillance program designed to root out \"budding terrorist conspiracies.\" It scrutinized  among others  Paterson  New Jersey’s Masjid Omar Mosque. De Blasio claimed that junking this initiative would ease tensions  \"so that our cops and our citizens can help one another go after the real bad guys.\" Too bad they could not go after a real bad guy among this mosque’s congregants — Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov.\nInformation is vital here.  Saipov  may have loads of  it . American officials should squeeze  it  out of  him   like juice from a lemon.\n\"If you act like a terrorist  and you say you’re a terrorist  that’s enough for me \" Sen. Lindsey Graham  R-S.C.  told journalists on Wednesday. \"We ought to treat you as a terrorist.\" Graham knows exactly how to handle  Saipov .\nAs soon as he can travel   Saipov  should be jetted to Guantanamo and interrogated until he spills everything he knows about his terrorist training  contacts  and any mayhem that they are poised to unleash. After that   Saipov  should receive a swift military trial. If convicted  he should be dispatched at once.",
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            "input": "Sitting across a boardroom table   Gloria Allred  looks exactly as  she  did during any one of the thousands of TV appearances  she 's made in the last 40 years. The red power suit ( she  has a closet full of them)  chunky gold jewelry  puckish smile – it's all the same. What appears different about the 76-year-old lawyer has nothing to do with  her  personally  and everything to do with the way society has  at last  begun to catch up with  her . Now the same perspective shift that changed Bill Cosby from a beloved TV dad to an accused rapist in the public consciousness  is casting the woman most responsible for making the accusations against him public in a different light too.  She 's been derided for years as a spotlight-seeking opportunist – and now  finally   Allred  is getting  her  due.\nSeeing Allred  a new documentary which recently premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival and began streaming on Netflix on February 9th  chronicles  her  career as pioneering civil rights lawyer  relentless advocate for gender equality and tireless champion for sexual harassment and abuse victims. The film traces virtually every aspect of  Allred 's life  from  her  birth in Philadelphia 76 years ago through to last year’s Women’s March on Washington. (Regrettably  it stops just short of capturing the activist in the thick of #MeToo  the movement she helped lay the groundwork for; ditto the Harvey Weinstein scandal that embroiled  Gloria  and  her  daughter  and the defeat of Roy Moore  which she helped engineer.) She has somehow managed to spend decades at the white-hot center of every polarizing national news story – from OJ Simpson to marriage equality – without ever once soliciting a client.\nRolling Stone spoke with  Allred  about  her  life   her  work   her  thoughts on the documentary ... and everything it missed.\nIt's insulting to think that sexual harassment is about shaking someone's hand. It's not – legally  that's not sexual harassment. Even if the person didn’t consent to having their hand shaken. That doesn’t meet the legal standard. So I think it’s insulting to suggest that. It’s insulting to those who allege that they have been drugged and sexually assaulted by Mr. Cosby. In a way  it minimizes what they’ve said. So whether he's just trying to be funny – drugging and sexually assaulting someone is not funny ... if    in fact  he did  it . And the allegations by more than half a million women on #MeToo – that’s not a laughing matter. It's not about shaking hands  that hashtag.",
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            "input": "National police spokesman Rikwanto  said the suspects were killed early Sunday in the West Sumatra district of Dharmasraya  about 220 kilometers (137 miles) from the province capital of Padang. The fire had totally destroyed the main building of the Dharmasraya police station.\nPolice surrounded the area following information from firefighters who spotted the suspects.  Rikwanto  who uses a single name   said police opened fire when the men resisted and ignored warning shots.\n He  says police confiscated from the suspects bows and arrows  bayonets  a knife and a handwritten message with militant content.\n Rikwanto  said police were investigating a possible terrorist link.",
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            "input": "CLOSE SportsPulse: Martin Rogers believes the World Cup group stage is filled with plenty of drama  potential Cinderella stories and star-studded matchups. So much so you'll forget the U.S. isn't in it. USA TODAY  Sports\nKaka  looks on during  his  final game competitive soccer game as a player with Orlando City. (Photo: Kim Klement  USA TODAY Sports)\n Former Ballon d'Or winner Kaka  says  he  is retiring from soccer at age 35.\n Kaka  who played for Brazil  AC Milan and Real Madrid   told Brazil's Globo TV on Sunday that \"my last word is that the cycle of my career as a player ends here.\"\n\"I needed time to think and take a decision calmly \"  Kaka  said. \"I have arrived to the conclusion that now is the moment to finish my career as a professional player.\"\nA graceful midfielder   Kaka  won 92 caps for Brazil  scoring 29 goals and featuring at three World Cups.  He  was part of the Brazil squad that lifted the global trophy in 2002.\n Kaka  said that  he  would like to remain linked professionally to soccer  perhaps as a manager or sports director of a team.\nMORE: \nKaka  was 21 when Milan brought  him  to Italy from Sao Paulo. The dangerous playmaker won the Ballon d'Or and FIFA's World Player award in 2007.  He  was part of the Milan team that won the 2007 Champions League final against Liverpool  and scored 95 goals across all competitions for the Rossoneri.\n Kaka  joined Real Madrid in 2009 for 67 million euros ($78.7 million) but had an up-and-down stint due to a series of injuries.  He  returned to Milan on a free transfer ahead of the 2013-14 season. A brief spell back with Sao Paulo preceded three MLS campaigns with Orlando  for whom  he  enjoyed individual success despite limited results for the Florida franchise.\n Kaka  was a free agent after leaving Orlando in October.\n Kaka  tweeted Sunday that \"I'm now ready for the next journey.\"",
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            "input": "The jury took several hours to reach its decision in a civil lawsuit filed against the Baltimore County government and police Cpl. Royce Ruby  who shot Korryn Gaines  The Baltimore Sun reported Friday .\nThe six-women jury found that the first shot  which killed  Gaines  and wounded  her  then 5-year-old son  was not reasonable and violated their civil rights under state and federal statutes  according to the newspaper. It said jurors awarded more than $32 million to Kodi in damages  and $4.5 million to his sister Karsyn. The panel awarded about $300 000 apiece to Gaines' father  mother and to her estate.\nFatal shooting of  Korryn Gaines ' justified ' prosecutors say\n Korryn Gaines  was fatally shot by police on August 1  2016. (Facebook)\nHe told jurors two officers had tried to serve arrest warrants on  Gaines  and  her  fiance that day. When no one would open the apartment door  officers eventually kicked it in  jurors heard. He said the first officer who entered the apartment was \"confronted with  Korryn Gaines  with a shotgun pointed right at him.\"\n Family of Korryn Gaines  files wrongful death suit in  Maryland\nGaines'  fiance left with  their  infant daughter. However   Gaines  remained with the 5-year-old boy.\nRuckle said Ruby decided to shoot after he saw  Gaines'  braids and the barrel of her shotgun rise from behind a wall.",
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            "input": "Karl Rove-backed Rep. Robert Pittenger (R-NC) told North Carolina high school students that President Donald Trump’s promise to build a southern border wall was just a “euphemism” – Trump was just talking about border security.\nAt the high school   Pittenger  said  “The wall clearly expresses the intent  we must secure the southern border. I think he was conveying that to the American people and letting them know in the simplest  clearest terms.”\n Rep. Pittenger  then explained that Trump’s most fundamental campaign promise simply serves as a metaphor to increased border security and that some areas of America’s southern border simply cannot have a wall.\n“When you get into it  it would be impossible because of the topography ”  Pittenger  said.\n Pittenger  also revealed that rather than have a wall  America would be better secured by various technologies such as satellite tracking and drones.  Pittenger  added that this was always Trump’s intent to improve border security rather than build an actual  physical  wall.\nKarl Rove  who backed  Rep. Pittenger   took to The Wall Street Journal to attack former White House chief strategist and Breitbart News executive chairman Steve Bannon and Bannon’s war against establishment Republicans.\nRepublican insiders said that having Rove back  Pittenger  serves as a political risk  in an age where many Republicans try to brand themselves as “Trump Republicans.” The GOP insider said  “He makes it hard for  Pittenger  to say  ‘I’m a Trump Republican’ because Rove has been so critical of President Trump.”\nDr. Mark Harris  a pastor and conservative  will run against  Rep. Pittenger  in the 2018 mid-term election. Harris only lost to  Pittenger  in a special election by 134 votes. In an exclusive radio interview  Harris spoke with Breitbart News Saturday on SiriusXM Patriot Channel 125 with Matthew Boyle  Washington political editor for Breitbart News  about standing up against the Republican establishment  including Karl Rove-backed members.\nBoyle asked  “Why would  Pittenger  want to associate  himself  with Rove ” as Trump told Breitbart News before  he  was elected that Rove was a “dishonorable guy.”\n“I think it probably  as much as anything  demonstrates what we have really been trying to proclaim across this district and that is that they have just lost touch ” Harris said. “ Robert Pittenger  lost touch.”\n“ He  sold out  his  district ” Harris told Breitbart News Daily Saturday. “ He ’s joined the club.  He ’s not standing on the truest conservative principles.  He ’s not been effective  and  he ’s not a leader in the U.S. House.” Harris said there are lines being drawn in Washington between true conservatives and the establishment wing of the GOP.",
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            "input": "Feb. 21 (UPI) —  Kentucky Democratic candidate Linda Belcher  will fill the seat in the state’s House of Representatives that opened last year by the suicide of lawmaker Dan Johnson.\nTuesday night   Belcher  defeated Johnson’s widow Rebecca in Bullitt County — which voted overwhelmingly for President Donald Trump in 2016. She won more than 68 percent of the vote in the special election.\n Belcher   former school teacher and principal  also entered politics after her husband died in a 2008 car accident.  Linda Belcher  served in the legislature from 2008 to 2012 and 2014 to 2016 before losing to Dan Johnson.\nJohnson had suggested  Belcher  was involved with liberal organizations to destroy her husband  a charge  Belcher  denies. Johnson also alleged voting fraud.\n Belcher’s  win is the 37th Democratic victory for a Republican-held state legislative seat in the past year. Last week  Florida Democrat Margaret Good upset a Republican favorite in a special election.",
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            "input": "Terrell Morgan  17   was arrested on burglary charges after  he  allegedly broke into a Spring home through a window  the Montogomery County Sherrif's Office wrote on Facebook.\nBut the man identified as  Morgan  is then seen walking into the master bedroom  where he stayed for about 30 minutes. When he leaves the room  his pants are off and he’s wearing a dress partially pulled up to his knees.\nOfficials said they believe  Morgan  was watching the mother and child sleep.\nAdditionally  a water bottle  Morgan  allegedly left behind was found in the guest room while a pair of shorts were recovered from a storm drain in front of the house. Police said the shorts were linked back to the suspect.\nOfficials said this was not the first time  Morgan  had entered the home. The homeowner said  Morgan  allegedly broke into the house on Nov. 24 while  she  slept and stole several items.\nCops were able to identify  Morgan  using finger prints left on the water bottle that matched  his  prints from a previous arrest  ABC13 reported.\n Morgan   who was arrested Wednesday  is being held in the Montgomery County Jail on a $250 000 bond.",
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            "input": "Peter Caravalho and Sarah Caravalho Khan love to walk around their Cupertino neighborhood. It’s got quiet side streets with beautiful gardens in front of cozy family homes. Over the past year they’ve become fascinated with a one particular street near their house — Hoo Hoo Way. Which brings us to this week’s Bay Curious question:\nBut  the meaning behind Hoo Hoo Way in Cupertino  isn’t any of those things.  Its  origin stretches back to the first green rush in California  and one very wacky group.\nHow Did Hoo Hoo Way Come to Cupertino?\nEditor’s Note: Hoo Hoo Way has been replaced by a street sign that reads Carmen Road.",
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            "input": "-LRB- CNN -RRB- Hillary Clinton embraced her moment in history Tuesday , becoming the first woman in the 240-year life of the United States to lead the presidential ticket of a major political party . \nHillary Clinton ' s life in the spotlight . \nPhotos : Hillary Clinton 's life in the spotlight . \nAfter three decades at the center of American politics as a pioneering -- and deeply controversial -- feminist icon , the victory brings Clinton , 68 , within reach of finally cracking the \"highest , hardest glass ceiling\" she lamented eight years ago when she conceded the Democratic race to Barack Obama . \nClinton also signaled a robust challenge to Trump resonating with gender and personal themes . \nClinton has pounced on Trump 's business record , character and tendency to use his platform to wage personal grudge matches to try to define him early on in the minds of voters as unfit for the presidency . \nTrump , for his part , is aiming to portray Clinton as a consistent liar who ca n't be trusted . \nHe is grappling with whether to honor his vow to fight on to the Democratic National Convention next month or accept the electoral mathematics that give him no viable path to victory and join Clinton to unite a party divided by a much more competitive primary race than expected . \nThough Clinton already has Trump in her sights , she has work to do to unify her own party after a grueling battle against Bernie Sanders . \nCNN 's Brianna Keilar reported that the campaign managers for Clinton and Sanders are in touch , keeping the lines of communication open so they can eventually unify the party , according to a source familiar with the conversations . \nHillary Clinton , a former first lady , U.S. senator and secretary of state , claims her place in history on Tuesday , July 27 , after becoming the Democratic Party ' s nominee for U.S. President . \nHillary Clinton , a former first lady , U.S. senator and secretary of state , claims her place in history on Tuesday , July 27 , after becoming the Democratic Party 's nominee for U.S. President . \nBut the President , who will meet with Sanders Thursday at the Vermont senator 's request , clearly sided with Clinton by lauding her for \"securing the delegates necessary to clinch the Democratic nomination for President .\" \nHere 's everything you 've forgotten about Hillary Clinton . \nUsing a teleprompter -- notable for someone who has blasted Clinton for being scripted -- Trump attacked Clinton and called for GOP unity . \nHillary Clinton , a former first lady , U.S. senator and secretary of state , claims her place in history on Tuesday , July 27 , after becoming the Democratic Party ' s nominee for U.S. President . \nHillary Clinton , a former first lady , U.S. senator and secretary of state , claims her place in history on Tuesday , July 27 , after becoming the Democratic Party 's nominee for U.S. President . \nReaching the highest peak yet in a tumultuous and trailblazing political career , Clinton claimed victory exactly eight years after folding her 2008 Democratic primary campaign against Obama . \nMeet the women who came to see Clinton make history . \nClinton took the stage in Brooklyn to an explosion of cheers from her crowd , in the kind of eruption of enthusiasm that has been fleeting during much of her campaign . \nReaching out to Sanders supporters , Clinton praised the Vermont senator for his long public service and mirrored some of his progressive economic rhetoric . \nClinton vs. Trump . \nWhile Sanders signaled that he was not yet ready to fold a campaign that started with him as a fringe candidate and ignited a startling grass roots uprising that won more than 10 million votes , Clinton looked ahead to the general election . \nClinton intensified her assault on Trump , laying out a case that his values and rhetoric are incompatible with American principles and that he 's \"temperamentally unfit\" to be President .",
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            "input": "The family of slain abortion provider George Tiller says clinic will be \"permanently closed.\"\nThe Tiller family says in a statement released by his attorneys on Tuesday that it is ceasing operation of the clinic and any involvement by family members in any other similar clinic.\nThe family said it is proud of the \"service and courage shown by our husband and father\" and know that women's health care needs have been met because of his dedication and service.\n husband and father\" and know that women's health care needs have been met because of his dedication and service.\nTiller was shot to death May 31 while serving as an usher at the Lutheran church in Wichita that he regularly attended.",
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                "George Tiller"
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            "input": "\"Yes  we've raised a lot of capital but we've had a great use for those funds \" said Petrohawk Chairman and CEO Floyd Wilson.\n In that time the company took its acreage in the Haynesville and grew it to become a top producer of natural gas from the tight  cement-like shales that until recent years were considered too expensive to drill. And almost single-handedly Petrohawk made the rest of the world aware of the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas  becoming the dominant player there.\n to become a top producer of natural gas from the tight  cement-like shales that until recent years were considered too expensive to drill. And almost single-handedly Petrohawk made the rest of the world aware of the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas  becoming the dominant player there.\n All told  Petrohawk has gone from being a firm with 4 trillion cubic feet equivalent of gas reserves and a $3 billion market capitalization in December 2007 to 34 tcf in reserves and a $7 billion market cap. With the scale also has come greater efficiency: Petrohawk went from 25 000 wells to 5 000 in that same time.\n Kinder Morgan Chairman and CEO Rich Kinder said the Petrohawk deal will let his company benefit from what he sees as a long  steady future of shale gas production.\n Tuesday's deal takes Petrohawk's existing 170-mile natural gas gathering and processing system and turns it into a stand-alone joint venture with its own employees  executive team and board of directors. That transition will happen over the next six months.\n The system will expand to 375 miles by the end of the year anchored by years of production from Petrohawk's wells. It could grow further if other producers hook into it.\n Co. analysts said they liked the higher-than-expected price Petrohawk got for the joint venture. And Tudor Pickering\n Holt analysts were positive on news that Petrohawk would cut $50 million in gas drilling costs because of improved operational efficiencies  while increasing oil production from South Texas holdings.\n Shares of Petrohawk were up 57 cents Tuesday  or 2.5 percent  to close at $23.18. Shares of Kinder Morgan were down about 73 cents  or about 1 percent  to close at $66.50.",
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            "input": "Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Kevin Spacey  is facing a number of sexual assault allegations\n Kevin Spacey  is being investigated by UK police over an alleged sexual assault.\n Spacey  said on Thursday that  he  is seeking treatment after facing allegations of sexual misconduct from a string of men.\nThe Sun reported that a British actor claimed he woke up to find  Spacey  performing a sex act on him in 2008.\nThe man is said to have run from the property after  Spacey  allegedly said: \"Don't tell anyone about this.\"\nImage caption It has been claimed  Kevin Spacey  \"routinely preyed\" on young male actors while  he  was artistic director at the Old Vic\nIt comes after a number of allegations  including CNN reporting that  Spacey  made the set of Netflix's House of Cards into a \"toxic\" work environment through a pattern of sexual harassment.\nNetflix suspended production on House of Cards on 31 October following allegations by Star Trek actor Anthony Rapp  who claimed  Spacey  tried to \"seduce\" him when he was 14.\n Spacey  said  he  was \"beyond horrified\" to hear of the incident  which  he  does not remember.\nMontana said he was left with PTSD for six months after he claims  Spacey  \"forcefully\" grabbed his crotch.\nIncidents regarding  Spacey  are also alleged to have taken place in the UK while he was the artistic director at the Old Vic in London between 2004 and 2015.",
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            "input": "Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Thursday continued to defend his handpicked Chicago Public Schools chief in the face of a searing inspector general’s report that accuses district CEO Forrest Claypool of engaging in a “full-blown cover-up” to ward off an ethics probe.\n Claypool  “repeatedly lied” during the investigation by denying  he  had asked an attorney to alter a bill for legal advice on an ethics issue involving the district’s top attorney  said Inspector General Nicholas Schuler  who has recommended that  Claypool  be fired. “I’m not looking at freaking bills  ” Claypool  said in one interview with investigators  according to Schuler’s report.\n“At every turn in this matter   Claypool  kept making matters worse. And it appears that  his  decisions were driven by a clear desire to keep information harmful to  his  narrative from the Board  the OIG and the public ” Schuler wrote.\n Claypool  met privately with school board members on Thursday and issued a lengthy statement in which  he  apologized for “mistakes in judgment” while defending  his  legacy and making it clear  he  disagrees with Schuler’s interpretation of CPS ethics policy.\n“To put this in perspective: This situation is about how I zealously tried to get Chicago students their fair share of state education dollars  after years and years of racial discrimination  and getting those kids the best possible legal representation ” said  Claypool   who canceled a scheduled appearance at a North Side elementary school on Thursday. He did not directly address Schuler’s most damaging allegations.\nClaypool’s alleged cover-up turned an investigation into whether district attorney Ronald Marmer violated CPS ethics policies on contracts and business relationships into a call for  Claypool’s  termination. Schuler also is recommending that Marmer be disciplined with a “lengthy suspension or even termination.”\nMarmer is one of several of  Claypool 's former colleagues and past political donors who have won district jobs and consulting contracts. He has received annual payments of roughly $200 000 as severance from the law firm of Jenner & Block in addition to his CPS salary.\nThree attorneys on a CPS ethics committee concluded Marmer couldn’t manage the contract because his severance payments created a “business relationship” with Jenner.. A fourth CPS attorney  Joseph Moriarty  was told of the committee’s decision and agreed with it. Moriarty told Schuler that Marmer “became concerned by the decision ” and was going to speak with  Claypool .\n Claypool  and Marmer then turned to former CPS general counsel Patrick Rocks for another opinion  Schuler said. In a conference call with  Claypool  and two other attorneys  Rocks said he agreed with CPS' legal consensus.\n So Claypool  and Marmer decided to ask labor attorney James Franczek for his take. Franczek also agreed with the previous opinions  which didn’t go down well with  Claypool  and Marmer. He later sent an email to Moriarty that said “I think I am off the xmas card list.”\n Claypool  ultimately turned to political donor J. Timothy Eaton  who  according to Schuler’s report  served as a teacher’s assistant for a college course  Claypool  took while Eaton was a law student.\n “Claypool  attempted to paper over the opinions of the six attorneys with Eaton’s letter ” Schuler wrote in his report. In addition  after the IG’s investigation had begun  Marmer complained about Franczek’s bill  which had “CPS’s Code of Ethics” and “ethics issues” listed on it.  Claypool  asked Franczek to change the listings. Franczek then crossed out the entries and hand wrote “personnel” and “personnel issues” in their place  the report says.\nFranczek delivered the reworded invoice back to  Claypool  with a cover letter marked “For Forrest Claypool’s Eyes Only.”\nIn interviews with the IG during the investigation   Claypool “ unequivocally  emphatically and repeatedly” denied  he  had asked Franczek to make changes to the bill  and said “ he  would never have been involved in such lowly billing matters.”\nBut last month  in a letter to Schuler's office   Claypool  apologized for intervening to reword the invoice.  Claypool 's letter acknowledged Schuler had documents that contradicted the CEO's initial claim.\n“ He  turned 180 degrees from claiming certain memory to no memory at all ” Schuler wrote in  his  report. “ His  letter was designed to taint the Board’s reception of the OIG’s final report by falsely portraying lies on two separate occasions as mere lapses of memory.”",
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            "input": "Rocio Maneiro Gonzalez  Venezuelan ambassador to China  said that the two countries  which respects and supports each other  have seen active results from their cooperation.\nThe ambassador said the establishment of bilateral strategic partnership  with agriculture and energy cooperation as two pillars  has played an important role in promoting the Venezuela- China relations.\nBesides  high-level visits  technical personnel exchanges and close collaboration in international affairs between the two countries have also advanced bilateral ties substantively  the ambassador added.\n\"I strongly believe that  Venezuela-China relations will be further consolidated and strengthened with joint efforts of both sides \" she said.",
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            "input": "Warren Buffett's  plans to eventually pass the reins of Berkshire Hathaway to a successor took has taken a major new step. On Tuesday   Buffett  laid out why Greg Abel  CEO of Berkshire Hathaway  and Ajit Jain  head of its insurance operations  will join Charlie Munger as vice chairman of the $500 billion conglomerate.\nJain  by contrast  oversees Berkshire's gigantic insurance outfit  where he's shown deft underwriting skill and the discipline to trim exposures to overly competitive markets like catastrophic insurance and reinsurance when pricing is unfavorable. A native of India  Jain came to the U.S. to get an MBA at Harvard and then cut his teeth at consultancy McKinsey. In 1985  he was hired by  Buffett  to work in Berkshire's insurance operations. Said  Buffett  in a 2009 shareholder letter  \"I immediately knew we had found a superstar.\" A decade later  the division was bolstered by  Buffett 's acquisition of the Geico shares Berkshire didn't already own. From an insurance float of $3.6 billion in 1995  Berkshire's float now stands at about $100 billion annually.\nIn addition to Abel and Jain  Berkshire's investing business also has two rising figures.  Buffett  is increasing  his  allocations of Berkshire funds to lieutenants Todd Combs and Ted Weschler  who each manage over $10 billion  and have led the conglomerate to positions ranging from Apple to Charter Communications.\nAs succession plans harden   Buffett  and Munger will continue in their existing positions. That means they will continue to be overseeing major capital allocation decisions and investment activities  for instance any major deals. In addition to making headlines for Berkshire's succession plans   Buffett  also made headlines for  his  views on the wider investing landscape.\nMost notably   Buffett  said tax reform will have a big impact on Berkshire's owners  telling CNBC's Quick that shareholders effectively have seen their ownership of  the company 's profits rise by over 20% as corporate rates have fallen from 35% to 21%.\nAbout crypto currencies   Buffett  said today's euphoria inevitably will lead to heart break. \"If I could buy a five year put on any of the crypto currencies I would do it \"  Buffett  said  admitting  he  would never short the speculative asset because it's not something  he  knows well.  He  dished out the following common sense  \"why in the world should I take a short position in something I don't know anything about.\"\nBut  his  views are crystal clear. \"I think what's going on definitely will come to a bad ending \"  Buffett  said.\nWarren Buffett: My Greatest Investing Advice And The Investments Everyone Should Make",
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            "input": "Russian President Vladimir Putin  says an explosion at a St. Petersburg supermarket on Wednesday was a terrorist act  and that another attack in the city had been foiled by the country's security service.\nA bomb went off in a branch of the Perekrestok supermarket  wounding at least 13 shoppers in  Putin 's hometown  Reuters reports:\nNo group has taken responsibility for the explosion. A spokesman for  Putin   Dmitry Peskov  would not say why authorities believed it to be terrorism  but said because the bomb was packed with shrapnel proved it \"was a terrorist attack anyway.\" Investigators said the device contained 7 ounces of explosives.\nA Kremlin spokesman told Reuters that the thwarted attack  Putin  referenced was the one earlier this month that targeted St. Petersburg's Kazansky Cathedral. The Federal Security Service said seven suspects linked to ISIS have been arrested in connection with that plot.  Putin  had called Donald Trump and thanked  him  for the CIA tip that led to the capture of the suspects.\nOn Thursday  Putin  said that the operation in Syria had reduced the threat of attacks in Russia  functioning as a preemptive strike against terrorists.\n\"What would have happened if those thousands (of terrorists) that I have just spoken about  hundreds of them had come back to us  trained and armed \"  he  said in comments to Russian news agencies  The Associated Press reports.",
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            "input": "In a speech to the Munich Security Conference   German defense minister Ursula von der Leyen  said Europe’s countries would not be able to respond nimbly enough to global challenges if they were stymied by the need to decide joint foreign policy approaches unanimously.\n“Europe has to up its pace in the face of global challenges from terrorism  poverty and climate change ”  she  said. “Those who want to must be able to advance without being blocked by individual countries.”\n Her  French counterpart Florence Parly said any such deepened cooperation would be complementary to the NATO alliance  which itself was based on the principle that members contributed differently depending on their capacities.\n“The reality has always been that some countries are by choice more integrated and more able to act than others ”  she  said.\nGerman Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen talks at the Munich Security Conference in Munich  Germany  February 16  2018. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle",
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            "input": "\"That's why they're still afraid of words like 'famine '\" said Tiemogo  who spent three months in prison and seven in exile for publishing articles critical of Tandja.\n During the 2005 crisis  Tandja's government felt humiliated  Boher said. \"They thought people were trying to make it look like it was their fault that children were dying.\"\n And \"if you are unable to feed the population  as president  you are going to be at risk \" Boher said. \"Malnutrition has political implications. This is why Tandja wanted to deny there was a problem.\"\n One unanswered question is whether Niger's new junta will be as sensitive to the issue as Tandja's regime has been.\n So far  the soldiers in charge are overwhelmed with the burden of governing and convincing diplomats -- none of which are calling for Tandja's return -- that coup was a good thing.",
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            "input": "There aren't many video game franchises that can be called \"sure things \" but the \"Madden\" series is about as close as you can get.\nThe release of \"Madden NFL 18 \" which hits shelves Friday  marks a shift  of sorts  for the title  though. While new iterations usually have small tweaks  this year's entry in the series has one of the biggest additions of the past several years.\nIn addition to the game's usual pick-up-and-play and multiplayer modes  this year's \"Madden\" includes a track called \"Longshot Mode \" a narrative single-player game that puts players in the shoes of an NFL rookie as he starts on the long path of becoming a star. It's a story mode in a sports game  something that \" Madden \" has never done before (and few sports games have tried before Take-Two Interactive Software's \"NBA 2K\" series did it two years ago).\n\"' Madden ' is a machine that keeps rolling on \" says P.J. McNealy  founder and CEO of Digital World Research. \"There's a dedicated fan base that loves the NFL and ' Madden ' is a huge part of it.\"\nBeyond taking a more personal look at football (which encompasses the sacrifices players make early on  the stress of going through the NFL combine to impress scouts and  ultimately  the price of celebrity and the potential downsides it can have for people around you)  \"Madden NFL 18\" also boasts a notably improved graphics engine and fans will be able to play upcoming NFL matchups with updated stats and rosters as well as fresh in-game commentary.\nThe game is earning some of the best reviews for  \"Madden \" in years  which is likely to cheer EA investors. But even if it draws a larger-than-usual audience  it's unlikely to negatively impact sales of other titles coming out later this year.\n \"Madden \" is also a game that's family friendly  meaning parents can play with their kids  then swap in \"Assassin's Creed Origins\" when those kids go to bed.\nOf course  some football enthusiasts will play  \"Madden \" almost obsessively. The release of each year's game is marked by a series of superfans who call in sick on release day. And NFL players regularly check their in-game player rankings to see that they're adequately represented  though some (especially rookies) tend to overestimate their numbers  as EA tweeted in this video leading up to the game's release.\n\"If you look at the past 16 years  there have been several competitors who tried to take down 'Madden' — and  to date  all have failed \" said McNealy. \"I don't see that changing this year.\"",
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            "input": "When director and writer Jordan Peele‘s very excellent horror film Get Out debuted earlier this year  its prescient symbolism and social commentary spawned dozens of fan theories online ranging from serious to outlandish.\nNow  in a video segment for Vanity Fair   Peele  addresses the theories head-on  and in doing so  confirmed that he paid homage to Stanley Kubrick’s legendary horror film The Shining with an Easter egg hidden in a scene in Get Out.\nResponding to Reddit user BonnieLinnette who queried  Peele  about a scene where an announcement is made in the background for “Flight 237 ” which she noted is the same number as the most haunted room number in The Shining. In response   Peele  confirmed that the film’s use of the number is no coincidence.\n“That’s right  that’s what we call a little Easter egg for the Kubrick fans  really easy one to do ”  Peele  said.",
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            "input": "Jeff Flake's retirement  creates a wide open race for Arizona's Senate seat in 2018.\nFar-right outsider candidates could also jump in  the race .\nWASHINGTON — With  Sen. Flake 's decision to not seek reelection in Arizona next year  the Grand Canyon State's congressional delegation was sent into a frenzy of speculation about who might throw their hat in the ring for what will be a high-profile 2018 race.\n Flake  made the announcement to retire after just one term on Tuesday  citing as a key reason the deterioration of political discourse  much of which  he  attributes to President Donald Trump.",
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            "input": "Amitabh Bachchan (Credit: STRDEL/AFP/Getty Images)\nThere are three things that power the nation of India: food  cricket  and cinema. Take away that holy trinity  and no Indian would agree to get out of bed to a country filled with poverty  partisan riots  and corruption. I was born and raised in New Delhi  and my family so besotted with movies that our modest flat boasted three televisions  which lowered the odds of World War III breaking out between those who chose the news broadcast over the 1955 black-and-white Devdas  or the primary colored Hindi musicals of the 1980s  or Wimbledon. Only one man could unite a family:  Hindi film actor Amitabh Bachchan . He's not a politician or a saint  even though there's a temple that prays for him in Calcutta. But he's family to practically everyone I consider family.\nFor someone so integral to India   Bachchan  struck out with  his  first nine films.  He  scored a major Indian film award for 1970's Anand  but it wasn't  his  breakout role. Depending on who you ask   Bachchan 's rise could be credited to 1972's action comedy Bombay to Goa  or the decade-defining Zanjeer in 1973. Objectively  the latter did spark the nexus of  Bachchan 's fame: the \"angry young man\" struggling daily in a country rife with despair and unemployment  who isn't afraid to fight back if necessary.\nIndia in the 70s was overflowing with young college graduate males who'd been told their dreams would come true in a country that was just turning 30. Instead  they stared down arch societal expectations. Around this time  there were also unwed mothers who'd been abandoned by the rotten male scoundrels in their life—young women repulsed by men leering at them on buses and in college corridors. There were dockworkers who dreamed of glamour and intrigue. Ordinary people everywhere wanted to be whisked away for three hours and 30 minutes.  Bachchan  was a handsome young man with  his  back to the wall in movies about surviving while staying true to faith and family; to millions   he  was life itself.\n Bachchan  plays Jai  a common yet wise criminal who  along with  his  partner Veeru  is recruited by an ex-cop who wishes revenge on a famous dacoit. I watched Sholay last week for the first time in almost a decade  and it was such a warm and welcome experience that I wanted to dance in the streets and send everyone to Hindi classes so they could understand the dialogue. Indeed  there are nuances in  Bachchan 's delivery that risk being lost in translation; in Sholay   his  voice moves like oiled leather  and  his  first line of dialogue translated is a hallmark of leftism: \"All cops look the same to  me .\"\nWhile recently revisiting  Bachchan 's filmography  two films took me by surprise. I hadn't seen Abhimaan from 1973 since I was a teenager and was wary to revisit it; based on the marital troubles of Pandit Ravi Shankar and his first wife  Annapurna Devi  it's an dissection of the jealousy that consumes a famous singer after his new bride turns out to be more talented than him. The film's honest depiction of sexual desire and gratification  and its death in the face of discord  took me by surprise  and that  Bachchan  plays the part of the disgruntled singer opposite his own wife  Jaya Bhaduri  adds layers to the film that I wouldn't have noticed as a child.\nOn the other hand  I've watched 1975's Chupke Chupke many times and have yet to tire of  Bachchan 's portrayal of Sukumar Sinha  an intelligent English literature professor who's hapless in playing an elaborate practical joke on his friend's brother-in-law.  Bachchan  has comedic potential that directors have often ignored in order to rack up the drama points; he's no less hilarious in Piku from 2015  in which he plays ornery Bengali father Bhashkor Banerjee  consumed by constipation and all discussions thereof.\nBhashkor lives with his adult daughter Piku (Deepika Padukone)  an architect who's nearing her last nerve while taking care of her father; for the first time  I saw myself in  Bachchan  in that I know what it is to be a stubborn Bengali daughter to a stubborn Bengali father. Water pooled in my eyes as I imagined future conversations about the color and consistency of stool with an ailing father—whether from mirth or sorrow  I wasn't sure.\nTruffaut called  Bachchan  a \"one-man industry\"; a nation full of disheartened unemployed youths called him \"the angry young man\"; mothers called him their son. As for my aunt  she didn't call him anything when she met him once  after a premiere in New Delhi. She was a teenager  and shook his hand. He smiled at her. That night  she slept with that hand cupped neatly against one cheek. I am certain that if I am lucky enough to meet him before he passes  I would do the same.",
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            "input": "The trend to this point gives a distinct edge to the Democrats. While roughly the same number of lawmakers in both parties are leaving their seats to run for higher office  just nine House Democrats are retiring outright or have already resigned  compared with 24 Republicans. (House members running for other offices often count as retirements  because it’s usually impractical or illegal to run for multiple positions at the same time.) Including those members who are leaving to run for another office  there will be 17 open House seats vacated by Democrats and 35 for Republicans. Democratic victories last November in gubernatorial and state legislative races in Virginia and New Jersey could spur more retirements among Republicans worried about the national political environment under Trump. And although Democrats must defend far more Senate seats than Republicans in 2018—including several in states that Donald Trump won—all of the party’s incumbents are currently running for reelection. The retirements of Corker and Flake  along with a Democratic victory in December’s special election in Alabama  give Democrats an outside chance at retaking the Senate majority. In the House  they’ll need to pick up 24 seats  and the more Republicans retire in districts that  Hillary Clinton  carried last year  the more the GOP majority is at risk. Data sources: Each district’s presidential-election results are from the Daily Kos. House and Senate election results are from the Associated Press.\n2012 Senate election: +3.9 Flake He decided to leave after a single term rather than wage what would have been a brutal fight for reelection  first in a primary against a hard-right Trump backer  Kelli Ward  and then  if he won  against a centrist Democrat  Representative Kyrsten Sinema  in the general election. Flake had lost his base in Arizona: His criticism of Trump in his recent book  Conscience of a Conservative  alienated the president’s GOP backers  while his conservative voting record put off Democrats. Orrin Hatch  Utah 2016 presidential election: +17.9 Trump over Hillary Clinton; +23.8 Trump over Evan McMullin\n2014 Senate election: +10.24 Franken Under pressure from fellow Democrats  Franken announced in December he would resign “in the coming weeks” after multiple women came forward to accuse him of inappropriate sexual behavior. Most of the allegations involved Franken groping women while taking a photo. His resignation means there will be a special Senate election in 2018 in a state that Hillary Clinton barely carried in 2016. House Republicans Retiring Outright Steve Helber / AP Bob Goodlatte  Virginia 6th district 2016 presidential election: +24.8 Trump\n2016 House election: +0.52 Issa Issa in January became one of the most recognizable House Republicans to announce his retirement. A former chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee  he served as the chief congressional inquisitor of the Obama administration for several years. Issa is annually ranked as one of the wealthiest members of Congress  having co-founded the company behind the Viper car alarm (for which he famously provided the voice). But he was in for the fight of his life to win reelection after nearly losing in 2016 in a district that  Hillary Clinton  carried over Donald Trump.",
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            "input": "Bush will join his brother , former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush , along with former U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon and General Electric Chairman Jeff Immelt as keynote speakers Nov. 13-15 at the Global Financial Leadership Conference . \nFormer president George W. Bush will speak a conference in November at The Ritz-Carlton . \nBush has spoken before at the annual event that 's regularly held at the Ritz Carlton on Vanderbilt Beach .",
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            "input": "Trea Turner is 0 for 12 through three playoff games. (Stacy Revere/Getty Images)\nCHICAGO — Dusty Baker had a long talk with  Trea Turner  Tuesday morning before Game 4 of the National League Division Series between the Nationals and Cubs was rained out. The conversation with his struggling 24-year-old shortstop veered into a history lesson. Baker told him of the time Orlando Cepeda  then the MVP  struggled in the playoffs. He recalled Dave Winfield  another Hall of Famer  once had a terrible World Series. He told him of his personal struggles  of the time he hurt his hand in a fight before the 1981 World Series  couldn’t swing a bat  and played anyway.\n Turner  isn’t a Hall of Famer or even an all-star yet  but Baker’s impetus for a chat is clear:  Turner  is the Nationals’ energizer bunny and  his  struggles are crippling their offense. The Nationals hoped  Turner ’s speed would disrupt the Cubs  who have a couple of pitchers notorious for their inability to control the running game. But  Turner  hasn’t reached base in the playoffs yet. Through three NLDS games   he ’s 0 for 12 with five strikeouts  including one with the bases loaded in Game 2. As  Turner  has said  you can’t steal first base.  His  game-changing speed has been wasted.\n“I haven’t been nervous for a pitch this series ”  Turner  said. “I’m focusing on ways to contribute to the team. Play some defense. If I can get on base  that’d be great  but I haven’t so I got to focus on other things and focus on my teammates  be a good teammate and hopefully we can turn this thing around.”\nAfter Game 3 Monday   Turner  said  he ’s made small adjustments “here and there” at the plate in the series to break through and put  his  speed to use.  He  nearly did in  his  final at-bat in the eighth inning Monday  but Cubs second baseman Ben Zobrist made a diving stop on a groundball 79 mph off Turner’s bat.\n“Things still gotta go your way  ’ Turner  said. “You still gotta find holes. Even if you hit the ball hard  you got to find the holes. Things aren’t going my way.”\nIf the lineup Baker unveiled for Game 4 Tuesday before it was postponed is any indication   Turner  will have another chance atop the lineup again Wednesday against Jake Arrieta  who couldn’t contain  Turner  when  they  clashed in June in Washington.  Turner  singled in  his  first plate appearance and walked in  his  second against Arrieta. Each time  he  promptly stole second and third base for four steals in three innings. Arrieta would allow six runs (five earned) and walk six batters in just four innings.\nAfter the game  Cubs catcher Miguel Montero criticized Arrieta  whose delivery makes him susceptible to base stealers  for his inability to neutralize  Turner  on the base paths. Arrieta agreed with Montero’s assessment  but Montero was designated for assignment anyway. So Montero won’t catch Wednesday. It’ll be Willson Contreras  who boasts one of the strongest arms behind the plate in baseball and picked  Turner  off first base in the first game of that four-game series back in June.\nBut base runners  Baker always says  steal bases off pitchers  not catchers.  Turner  could wreak havoc again and spark a Nationals offense hitting .121 through three games and on the brink of elimination.  He  just needs to get on base first.",
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            "input": "Rafael Edward \"Ted\" Cruz , Jr. -LRB- born December 22 , 1970 -RRB- is an American politician . \n-LSB- 13 -RSB- -LSB- 14 -RSB- Cruz openly identifies with the Tea Party movement and has been endorsed by the Republican Liberty Caucus . \nOn November 14 , 2012 , Cruz was appointed vice-chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee . \n-LSB- 13 -RSB- Cruz defeated former state Representative Paul Sadler in the general election on November 6 , 2012 . \nCruz was born to Cuban parents in Calgary , Alberta , Canada . \n-LSB- 16 -RSB- Cruz has been a big opponent of Barack Obama 's healthcare reform plan known as Obamacare . \nMain page : Ted Cruz presidential campaign , 2016 . \nCruz studied at Princeton University and at Harvard Law School . \nCruz has been married to Heidi Suzanne Nelson . \nOn February 1 , 2016 , Cruz won the first primary state of Iowa beating Donald Trump and Marco Rubio . \nBetween 1999 and 2003 , Cruz was the director of the Office of Policy Planning at the Federal Trade Commission , an associate deputy attorney general at the United States Department of Justice , and as domestic policy advisor to U.S. President George W. Bush on the 2000 Bush-Cheney campaign . \nOn April 27 , 2016 , Cruz named former GOP candidate and businesswoman Carly Fiorina as his running mate . \nOn March 23 , 2015 , Cruz announced he would run for the Republican Party nomination in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election . \nOn May 3 , 2016 , after loosing the Indiana primaries to Donald Trump , Cruz suspended his campaign . \n-LSB- 9 -RSB- Cruz was also an adjunct professor of law at the University of Texas School of Law in Austin , from 2004 to 2009 . \nCruz is one of three Latinos in the Senate ; the others -- also Americans of Cuban ancestry -- are fellow Republican Marco Rubio of Florida and Democrat Bob Menendez of New Jersey . \nSince then , Cruz has won Alaska , Texas , and Oklahoma on \"Super Tuesday\" . \nCruz was the Republican nominee for the Senate seat vacated by fellow Republican Kay Bailey Hutchison .",
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            "input": "Ideas for research projects can germinate from the least likely moments  as when a student asked  Firearms Trainer Tom Aveni  if he'd ever visited the ACLU's website. He hadn't (\"Why would I even want to go there?\")  but out of curiosity he did.\nNot only did the ACLU statistic turn out to be not as far off as he imagined but  Aveni  has made other unexpected discoveries - pertaining especially to hit ratios  low-light shootings  multiple-officer confrontations  mistaken judgment calls and less-lethal technology - that have convinced him police firearms training needs a significant overhaul.\nDr. Bill Lewinski  executive director of the Force Science Research Center at Minnesota State University-Mankato  says that by pursuing \"important and different kinds of questions \"  Aveni  has produced \"valuable new insights into officer-involved shootings.\" His findings are expected to provide \"a cutting-edge demographic foundation\" for upcoming research projects at FSRC that hopefully will result in \"profound changes in law enforcement training in the future.\"\nAn ex-cop with 23 years' training experience   Aveni  now heads the Police Policy Studies Council  a research  training and consulting corporation based in Spofford  NH  and is a member of FSRC's National Advisory Board  as well as a busy expert witness in police litigation. Like other trainers   he  says   he  \"made a lot of assumptions that are not true\" until  his  research provided \"an epiphany for  me \" about some of the nuances of police shootings.\n He  was struck first by how tough it is to find out anything meaningful on the subject from law enforcement agencies. Most don't compile detailed data on their shootings  fearing in some cases (perhaps rightly) that it would be misinterpreted and misused by the media and \"agenda activists\" if available. Of the few departments that do collect deadly force information  \"even fewer freely share it \" Aveni claims. If they don't outright suppress it  they tend to present it in bare-bones  \"sterilized table formats\" that have no standardized consistency and that \"make detailed analysis difficult.\"  Aveni  observes: \"The devil is in the details  and the details of police shootings have always been lost.\"\n Aveni  spent more than 6 months dissecting that material according to different variables. That information  combined with limited statistics  he  managed to obtain related to shootings on other major departments  including New York City  Baltimore County (MD)  Miami  Portland (OR) and Washington (DC)  has allowed  him  to spotlight a number of deadly force subtleties that have not been so thoroughly examined before.\nFor example  it has long been believed that officers overall have a dismal 15-25 percent hit probability in street encounters  suggesting truly poor performance under the stress of a real shooting situation. Actually  this figure  while essentially true in the aggregate  is markedly skewed by certain shooting variables   Aveni  found.\nDuring a 13-year span  the Baltimore County PD  which  Aveni  regards as one of the best trained in the country  achieved an average hit ratio of 64 percent in daylight shootings - not ideal  but clearly much better than commonly believed. In shootings that occurred in low-light surroundings  however  average hits dropped to 45 percent  a 30 percent decline. The data from Los Angeles County (LAC) reveals a somewhat comparable 24 percent decline.\n\"Until this research \"  Aveni  says  \"performance has never been accurately matched to lighting conditions \" even though as many as 77 percent of police shootings are believed to occur under some degree of diminished lighting. Some departments tally \"outdoor\" versus \"indoor\" shootings  but most appear not to precisely differentiate between low-light and ample-light events  despite the preponderance of shootings during nighttime duty tours.\nA multiple-officer shooting  in which more than one officer fires during a deadly force engagement  has an even greater influence on hit probability   Aveni  discovered.\nMultiple-officer shootings   Aveni  told Force Science News  are three times more likely to involve suspects with shoulder weapons than single-officer shootings. This tends to \"increase the typical stand-off distance \" he says. Many of these confrontations also embody fast-changing  chaotic and complex circumstances. These factors  Aveni believes  help explain the negative impact on accuracy.\n Aveni  also discovered a correlation between multiple-officer shootings and number of rounds fired.\nWith LAC shootings involving only one officer  an average of 3.59 police rounds were fired. When 2 officers got involved  the average jumped to 4.98 rounds and with 3 officers or more to 6.48. \"The number of rounds fired per officer increases in multiple-officer shootings by as much as 45 percent over single-officer shootings  \" Aveni  says.\nThe ACLU's statistic that got him started on this project turned out to be based on fatal shootings that occurred before the landmark Supreme Court decision Tennessee v. Garner  when nearly half the states still legally permitted the shooting of any fleeing felon  regardless of the threat he or she presented. After the restrictions imposed by Garner  \"you'd expect fewer unarmed suspects to be shot \"  Aveni  explains.\nNot necessarily true  though   Aveni  found. In a recent 12-year period  Metro-Dade (Miami) PD reported 34 shootings in which suspects were \"clearly unarmed\" or in which officers thought they saw a gun but none was found. All told  about a third of all shootings in which suspects were shot and killed by that agency's officers were considered \"questionable.\" In a recent Texas study  25 percent of suspects shot by officers in one metropolitan county were found to be unarmed  33 percent if shots fired at moving vehicles are included. LAC's data put the unarmed target figure at 18 percent  well below the ACLU's pre-Garner assertion.\nHigher or lower  many of these shootings are \"mistake-of-fact\" (MOF) situations   Aveni  says. Usually a suspect is displaying an item that is falsely but reasonably perceived to be a deadly weapon (a cell phone  for example)  or the suspect is behaving in such a way that in context is believed to constitute an immediate lethal threat (making a fast  furtive movement toward the waistband  for instance).",
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            "input": "GENEVA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump risks driving Iran towards nuclear proliferation and worsening a standoff with North Korea if Washington ends a nuclear deal with Tehran  former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said late on Thursday.\n“If you want to negotiate with (North Korean leader) Kim Jong Un  and your goal is to avoid war and try to be able to have a diplomatic resolution  the worst thing you can do is first threaten to destroy his country in the United Nations ”  Kerry  said.\n He  was speaking in a private lecture delivered at Geneva’s Graduate Institute.\n“And secondly  screw around with the deal that has already been made because the message is  don’t make a deal with the United States  they won’t keep their word ”  he  said.\nThe nuclear deal places Iran under tough restraints  including inspections  round-the-clock surveillance and tracking every ounce of uranium produced   Kerry  said. “We would notice an uptick in their enrichment  like that ”  he  said  snapping  his  fingers.",
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            "input": "These are both quickly becoming a reality  according to founding director of the Life Sciences Project at Harvard Business School   Juan Enriquez .\n“These instruments  like CRISPR  are allowing us to  in real-time  edit life on a grand scale ”  Enriquez  said  according to Futurism. “We are rewriting the sentences of life to our purposes.”\n“You can make the world’s flu vaccine in a week instead of a year. And by the way  this is no longer theoretical ”  Enriquez  said.\nWith the likes of Elon Musk and NASA working toward getting humans to colonize Mars   he  said gene editing will play a vital role in this.\n“Why would anyone want to do this ”  Enriquez  asked. “Because  at heart  we are explorers. We have to take control of our own evolution if we want to even think about getting somewhere else.”",
            "output": [
                "Juan Enriquez"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "A San Francisco Superior Court jury on Nov. 30 found  Jose Ines Garcia Zarate   45  not guilty of murder and manslaughter charges in connection with the July 1  2015  shooting death of Kate Steinle. Jurors found him guilty of being a felon in possession of a firearm.\nA San Francisco judge on Friday sentenced  Garcia Zarate  to three years in prison on the firearms charge  said San Francisco District Attorney’s Office spokesman Alex Bastian.\n Garcia Zarate  a Mexican national   has been behind bars since  his  2015 arrest  so  his  sentence has been completed after factoring in credits  Bastian said.\n Garcia Zarate  had found the gun that killed Steinle. It accidentally discharged  with the bullet ricocheting off the ground at a crowded pier before striking the 32-year-old woman  his defense attorneys have said.\nProsecutors claimed  Garcia Zarate  intentionally fired the gun  but they said they accepted the jury’s verdict.\nOn Dec. 5  just days after he was acquitted in San Francisco   Garcia Zarate  was indicted on federal charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and being an undocumented immigrant in possession of a firearm.\n He  remains in the custody of the San Francisco Sheriff’s Department and will be handed over to U.S. Marshals on warrants stemming from the federal charges  said sheriff’s department spokeswoman Nancy Crowley.\nThe latest criminal counts against  Zarate  would not violate the constitutional protection against so-called double jeopardy  which prohibits a person from being tried twice on the same charges  because they differed legally from the state court charges  a U.S. Department of Justice spokesman said last month.\n Garcia Zarate  faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison on each charge if convicted.",
            "output": [
                "Ines Garcia Zarate"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "The report quoted the head of parliamentary committee on national security and foreign policy  Alaeddin Boroujerdi  as saying some members of parliament  including moderate deputy parliament speaker Ali Motahari  said after watching CCTV footage from his time in custody in Tehran that  Kavous Seyed-Emami  took his life.\n\"The video showed that  Seyed-Emami  takes  his  shirt off and prepares for suicide \" Boroujerdi said.\nBoroujerdi added that considering that  he  was a university professor   he  was kept in a proper cell. \"Unfortunately  Kavos Seyed-Emami  for whatever reason  could not bear the prison conditions \"  he  said.\nThe semi-official Fars news agency quoted spokesman of the parliamentary committee on national security and foreign policy  Hossein Naghavi Hosseini  as saying  \"The issue is quite clear because prepares  his  shirt as a rope to commit suicide.\"\nHosseini added that  Seyed-Emami  tried to make it appear to guards that  he  was asleep.",
            "output": [
                "Kavous Seyed-Emami"
            ]
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            "input": "Russian President Vladimir Putin  participates in a forum of regional and local media organized by the Russian Popular Front in Kaliningrad  Russia. (Alexei Druzhinin/Pool/EPA)\nA day after unveiling dramatic new weapons — including a nuclear-powered cruise missile — that sparked talk of a return to Cold War tensions   Russian President Vladimir Putin  suggested that  he 'd reverse the collapse of the Soviet Union if  he  could.\n Putin 's comments on the 1991 collapse of the U.S.S.R. — which bound Russia and many of its neighbors while exerting influence in Eastern Europe and abroad for almost seven decades — came at a question-and-answer forum held Friday in Kaliningrad. Taking questions from the audience  the Russian leader was asked what event in his nation's history he would have liked to change.\n Putin  has been been leader of Russia in some form or another since 2000  making  him  the longest-serving Kremlin leader since Joseph Stalin. This week   Putin  used  his  annual address to announce a series of new weapon technologies that  he  dubbed \"invincible \" including nuclear-powered missiles that would be difficult for conventional missile defense systems to combat.\n Putin  is easily expected to win next weekend's election  with a poll conducted last week giving  him  almost 70 percent — almost 10 times the share of the vote of  his  nearest rival  a candidate from the Communist Party.\nDespite  his  regret about the collapse of the Soviet Union   Putin  told the audience on Friday that  he  wouldn't want to live in any other period than the present. Asked about  his  dreams for the future   the Russian president  said: \"I want our country to be successful  powerful  stable  balanced and looking ahead.\"\n Putin ’s new missiles could probably strike the U.S. The old ones could  too.",
            "output": [
                "Vladimir Putin"
            ]
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            "input": "Soldiers will stop and check all motorists passing through Maiduguri and nearby villages throughout the night  while police will take over manning checkpoints during the day  authorities said. The soldiers arrived late Tuesday night  the first sign of a federal government intervention in a city beset by targeted killings by Boko Haram for weeks.\n Zarewa also said police found the unexploded bombs after an alleged Boko Haram bomb attack on a police station in Gamboru  a building destroyed by rioting sect members in July 2009. The rioting  as well as a subsequent security crackdown  left more than 700 people dead.\n Followers of Boko Haram  which means \"Western education is sacrilege\" in the local Hausa language  went into hiding after the July 2009 riot  as police began arresting anyone caught listening to or holding a sermon by the sect. However  officials now fear the group has rearmed. A video recording released in late June showed a Boko Haram leader calling for new violence as the one-year anniversary of their attack neared.\n Boko Haram has said it wants a stricter version of Islam's Shariah law in place across Nigeria. Nigeria  a nation of 150 million people  is divided between the Christian-dominated south and the Muslim north. A dozen states across Nigeria's north already have Shariah law in place  though the area remains under the control of secular state governments.\na Boko Haram leader calling for new violence as the one-year anniversary of their attack neared.",
            "output": [
                "Boko Haram"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Wizards guard  John Wall  moves the ball defended by Lakers guard Lonzo Ball during the first quarter at Staples Center. (Photo: Kelvin Kuo  USA TODAY Sports)\nFollowing his team’s 102-99 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Lakers  an outcome that followed waves of pre-game trash talk   Washington Wizards point guard John Wall  praised Lonzo Ball and suggested the rookie’s outspoken father won’t significantly deter his prowess this season — pointing out that he’s more conditioned to the LaVar Ball spectacle than the rest of the NBA.\nBefore the game   Wall  said LaVar’s antics could be a “gift and a curse \" but was more toned down and optimistic with his assessment of Lonzo after the game.\n“He’s a quiet kid who doesn’t say too much ”  Wall  told ESPN. “He’s been dealing with (LaVar’s outlandish comments) his whole life. It doesn’t bother him. It’s just new to everybody else.\nBall struggled shooting from the floor for the third time in four games this season  going 2-for-11 and missing all five attempts from beyond the arc. But his 10 assists  and eight rebounds — including a board and length-of-the-court assist with 20 seconds left to help force overtime — proved to be a major difference-maker. Ball struggled in spurts against  Wall  defensively  but collaboratively the Lakers were able to contain the All-Star point guard.\nWall  who finished with 18 points and nine assists  said he was motivated by LaVar’s taunts earlier this week to the Wizards to “beware.” To that  Wizards big man Marcin Gortat tweeted that  Wall  would “torture” Ball  while  Wall himself  said  he  planned to show “no mercy.”",
            "output": [
                "John Wall"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "The Senate-passed tax bill  is a policy triumph that will provide a shot of performance-enhancing drugs to the veins of the economy.  It 's not perfect  but with the combined effect of cutting business tax rates  eliminating the state and local tax deduction and repealing the Obamacare individual mandate tax  we are at the precipice of the biggest conservative policy victory since the Reagan years.\nIf Republicans were wise  the House would vote immediately to approve  the Senate bill  and get  it  to President Donald Trump's desk for signing before anything can go wrong. (Think Obamacare repeal fiasco.)\n The Senate bill  changes the rules for capital gains taxation.  It  requires shareholders to sell their oldest shares in a company before their newest purchased shares. The older the share  the larger the taxable capital gain.\nWorse  under  the Senate bill   there is an exception for mutual funds and other institutional funds. Companies such as Fidelity and Vanguard would be exempt from the tax  but not the little guy who wants to buy and sell stock on his own. Unfair. Kill it.",
            "output": [
                "Bill"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-fe2e6bd1ddd94ae39fe79321631f31be",
            "input": "Steve Curtis  the former chairman of the Colorado GOP  has been found guilty of voter fraud for forging his ex-wife’s signature on a ballot.\nAs The Denver Post reports   Curtis  may face up to three years in prison for forging  his  ex-wife’s signature on a Colorado ballot in November 2016 after she’d moved to South Carolina in 2015.  He  was arrested in February after handwriting analysis and DNA testing revealed  he ’d committed the forgery.\n Curtis  pleaded not guilty to the charge and claimed that  he ’d signed  his  ex-wife Kelly’s ballot during a middle-of-the-night diabetic episode and accidentally mailed it the next day.\nAs Salon noted earlier this year   Curtis  blamed Democrats for forging votes and committing voter fraud on his radio show last year.",
            "output": [
                "Steve Curtis"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "A worker pushes shopping carts in front of a Walmart store in La Habra  Calif. ( Jae C. Hong/AP)\nArmy veteran Henry Walker  was trying to buy a watermelon at a Walmart in Alabama when  his  foot got stuck in a wooden pallet. When  he  turned  the 59-year-old fell  breaking  his  hip.\n Walker  sued Walmart over the 2015 incident  and an Alabama jury has ruled that  he  should be awarded $7.5 million.\nThe incident unfolded June 25  2015  when  Walker  went to a Walmart store in Phenix City  Ala.  according to court documents.\n Walker  reached to pick a melon from a display  and  his  foot became lodged in the pallet under the watermelon container.  He  turned  unaware that the pallet was there  and fell and shattered  his  hip  court documents state.\n He  sued the retail giant on claims of negligence and wantonness. Attorneys presented the case Tuesday and Wednesday in Russell County Circuit Court.\nThe jury deliberated for about two hours late Wednesday before ruling in favor of  Walker   awarding him $2.5 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages.\nâI think this jury appreciated what  Mr. Walker  went through and they compensated  him  accordingly â another one of  his  attorneys  David Rayfield  told the Ledger-Enquirer. âThis is a great verdict for the community because this jury wanted to make sure it was safe for shoppers.â\nJurors reviewed security footage from the store and saw that  Walker  wasnât the only person to get  his  foot stuck in the side openings of a wooden pallet on the floor  OâHara said.\nOâHara told AL.com that the incident âcompletely changed  Henry Walker âs life.â Among other things  the Army veteran who used to play basketball three days a week now needs to use a walker  he said.",
            "output": [
                "Henry Walker"
            ]
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            "input": "Scott Pruitt 's round-the-clock personal security detail  which demands triple the manpower of his predecessors at the Environmental Protection Agency  has prompted officials to rotate in special agents from around the country who otherwise would be investigating environmental crimes.\nThe EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance has summoned agents from various cities to serve two-week stints helping guard  Pruitt  in recent months. While hiring in many departments is frozen  the agency has sought an exception to hire additional full-time staff to protect  Pruitt .\nHubbard  along with other former and current employees who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal security issues  said agency investigators in Boston  Denver and other regional offices have been tapped for stints as part of  Pruitt 's security detail.\n Pruitt  has developed a particularly high profile  as well as a divisive one.  His  aggressiveness in trying to reverse a long list of Obama-era policies and  his  repeated questioning of how much human activity contributes to climate change has drawn a steady stream of public vitriol. This outpouring has included a slew of explicit messages on social media  where #PollutingPruitt is a popular hashtag.\nWhile the agency's Office of Inspector General does not discuss the actual number of threats against  Pruitt  or others at the EPA  it did say investigators have opened more cases this fiscal year than in fiscal 2016. Thirty-two percent were aimed at  Pruitt  — including \"some very personal  ugly threats \" said Patrick Sullivan  the EPA assistant inspector general for investigations — compared with 9 percent directed at his predecessor Gina McCarthy in fiscal 2016.",
            "output": [
                "Scott Pruitt"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-a72468e4bda64e33abb1fb1917a799de",
            "input": "Tesco CEO Dave Lewis  says EU exit won’t affect choice or quality but says prices are being squeezed.\n Lewis  says: “A no deal scenario  if there were to be tariffs  then actually that could impact the price of food.”\nHowever  Tesco boss Dave Lewis admitted that the Brexit-driven collapse in the pound is pushing up prices and warned that failure to secure a deal with the EU by the March 2019 Brexit deadline could lead to higher food prices across the UK.\n Lewis  was speaking at a press conference following the release of Tesco’s half-year results  which showed sales up by 3.3% and operating profit up 27.4%. Prices rose in the period but  Lewis  was quick to point out that price rises were around 1% lower than competitors.\nHowever  while  Lewis  disagreed with King’s assessment of Brexit   he  admitted that price rises could get worse if Britain fails to reach a deal with the EU on trading terms before the March 2019 leaving deadline.",
            "output": [
                "Dave Lewis"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-fc2740ab7289422fa47bff31361d9141",
            "input": "President Donald Trump and  first lady Melania Trump  met with the wife of an imprisoned Venezuelan opposition leader in February and tried to sympathize with  her  husband's plight by comparing life in the White House to that inside a Venezuelan prison  The Washington Post reported on Friday.\n Melania Trump  said  she  sympathized with what Lopez had gone through in jail in Caracas  Venezuela  adding that the White House felt as confining as prison  two people familiar with the meeting told The Post.  Donald Trump  reportedly agreed.\nThe first lady's spokeswoman denied that  she  made that comment  telling The Post that  Trump  \"only offered words of encouragement and strength.\"\nTintori was reportedly elated with the meeting and  Trump 's condemnations of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's government.\nIn the months since   Trump  has leveled more sanctions on Venezuelan officials and businesses  imposed a travel ban on some Venezuelans and their families  and excoriated Maduro during an address to the UN General Assembly.",
            "output": [
                "Melania Trump"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-8a4b9b6e2fdd42708538b40dd38c2dee",
            "input": "Police arrested a young man for insulting French President Nicolas Sarkozy as the leader visited a deprived suburb and the suspect will go before a judge on Friday  a court official said.\n The 21-year-old was arrested at a train station in Seine-Saint-Denis  near the northern Paris suburb of La Courneuve  where Sarkozy made an unannounced visit late on Wednesday evening.\n An aide to Sarkozy said the president had talked on Wednesday with people in a section of the estate that is due to be demolished  but several residents told AFP they saw nothing but police and cars coming and going.\n A local counsellor for the neighbourhood  Stephane Troussel  said in a statement that the visit was an \"admission of failure\" for Sarkozy's security policies.\n He said Sarkozy \"is obliged to come in the middle of the night  secretly  because in La Courneuve as in Seine-Saint-Denis his record on public security and action in working class areas is not great.\"",
            "output": [
                "Nicolas Sarkozy"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "COLO. SENATE CANDIDATE ROMANOFF BURNED BY THE TRUTH\n He told the truth.\n None of it compares with Romjue's concession to Politico that Romanoff's holier-than-thou stance on PAC money was  let's say  not as holy as you'd think.\n Romanoff's entire campaign has been based on the notion that Bennet has been corrupted by PAC money. There's the twin notion that Romanoff  though he took PAC money himself as the Colorado House speaker  has forsworn its influence and now sees a new and brighter way to conduct politics.\n Of course  the problem for Romanoff is that while the whole idea may sound good in a come-from-behind primary  it may not allow you to compete in a general election.\n And so when the news site Politico asked Romjue whether Romanoff would take money from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee  he answered:\n Romanoff had been on a roll. Romanoff had caught Bennet in the polls. And Romanoff hit with his Bennet-is-a-looter TV ad  leaving Romanoff as the pure guy in the race.\n Romanoff's campaign had wisely avoided answering the DSCC question because there was no good answer. You can't really say no because everyone knows that eventually Romanoff would have to say yes.\n Romjue must have missed the memo. Here's how seriously Romanoff is taking this issue. He sent a letter to supporters  listing his home phone number and saying people should call him to discuss it.\n Yes. He actually includes his soon-to-be-former-home phone number -- you'd better call quickly. In case you don't call (and I'm waiting for Bennet to now tell his supporters they can drop by the house)  Romanoff says he'll take DSCC money only if PAC money is removed from his bundle. It's what the DSCC has done for Obama  who doesn't take PAC money.",
            "output": [
                "Andrew Romanoff",
                "Romanoff"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-c9299ca45eb648ce9ccd57e943e3c861",
            "input": "Ahmed Aminamin El-Mofty fired at a Harrisburg police officer on Friday afternoon and later at a state trooper  wounding her before pursuing  her  Dauphin County District Attorney Ed Marsico  said.\n\"He fired several shots at a Capitol police officer and at a Pennsylvania state police trooper in marked vehicles \"  Marsico  told reporters  flanked by state police  Capitol police and FBI officials.\nThe gunfire began shortly after 4 p.m. Friday  when the man fired several shots at a state Capitol officer in downtown Harrisburg  striking his car several times and sending one shot \"that went very close to hitting him \"  Marsico  said. About 20 or 30 minutes later  he fired several shots at the state trooper  striking her with one of those shots.\nThe trooper is \"doing well \" is in good condition and is expected to make a full recovery   Marsico  said.\n\"He approached them with two handguns ... firing many shots at those police officers \" and the officers returned fire  killing him   Marsico  said.\nEl-Mofty had ties to the Middle East and recently traveled there  but the motive for the attack was unknown   Marsico  said.\n Marsico  asked for information from the public about the man  who also had ties to the city and  its  western suburbs across the Susquehanna River.  He  declined to comment on whether the man was known to police.\n\"That's not  his  behavior at all \" said Soweilam  co-owner of a Halal store in Camp Hill. \"That's not  him . I still don't believe it.\"",
            "output": [
                "Ed Marsico"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-0e38cfe45dcf451f986bdf13dd1f02e1",
            "input": "Victoria Harris   along with celebrity baker Warren Brown and lifelong cook Anna Leis  founded DC Taste Buds  a company specializing in sweet and savory foods laced with cannabis.  Harris ’s dream chocolate chip cookie is “soft with chocolate chips that are melted throughout ” and it often includes cannabis butter. For obvious reasons  our recipes did not.\nOur judges said: Dysart: “It’s a cross between a chocolate chip cookie and shortbread. It has more of a snap.”  Harris : “Why would they do this to a chocolate chip cookie? It needs a tan. I am not a fan.” Jindal: “It’s a little more blond. It’s super-crunchy. I prefer mine on the chewier side.”\nOur judges said: Dysart: “It’s kind of heavy and a little more dense. The salt is good  but there’s something off about the flavor.”  Harris : “Not my favorite. It looks sad. It’s like a paperweight. I can’t put my finger on it  but something isn’t right.” Jindal: “It’s super-thick. I like that you have a thicker bite  so there’s more [cookie] in every bite.”\nOur judges said: Dysart: “It’s a little smaller and thinner  with more spread. It looks like it was bought at a supermarket. It has good dunk-ability in a cup of milk.”  Harris : “Meh. Don’t think I’m going to love this one. I think it’s too hard. It’s just got no pizazz.” Jindal: “It’s a little more on the savory side. It has a little more salt  which I like.”\nOur judges said: Dysart: “It’s nice and plump. It has the thickness I’m going for. It has even color all-around and not too much caramelization on the side.”  Harris : “It’s not terrible. It’s a decent cookie. Nothing blows my mind about it. It’s your standard  average chocolate chip cookie.” Jindal: “It’s really chewy.”\nOur judges said: Dysart: “It’s light on the inside but has a good crust on the bottom. I like the balance of crispy and salty. I’m torn about having such big chunks [of chocolate] because my first bite was all chocolate.”  Harris : “It’d be a lot to eat this entire thing. It has a great exterior  slightly crunchy. It’s got some personality. It’s a little ragged and jagged.” Jindal: “It’s ginormous. It’s really  really good. I like that it’s not overpowered by the chocolate.”\nOur judges said: Dysart: “There’s a lot of chocolate in there. I like the size of the chocolate. The salt is pronounced  I really like that.”  Harris : “It’s fancy looking. It breaks apart nicely. I like it a little less gooey. I love the way the salt plays with the sugar.” Jindal: “Oh  this one’s chewy. It’s really salty. The salt gives it a little more flavor than the usual chocolate chip cookie.”",
            "output": [
                "Victoria Harrisdream",
                "Victoria"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-47d0ab415c2547d297cc97813a41c87e",
            "input": "When Doss and other officers arrived   a man  identified as 43-year-old Decharlos Brooks   allegedly opened fire on police officers while they were still in their patrol car. Doss was shot in the incident.\n Brooks  was taken into custody and charged with eight counts of assault with intent to murder  seven counts of resisting and obstructing  one count of carrying a dangerous weapon and 17 counts of felony firearms.\nDoss  who was taken to a nearby Detroit hospital after  he  was shot  succumbed to  his  injuries on Jan. 28.\n He  worked for the Detroit Police Department for two years and is survived by  his  Emily Crouse   his  girlfriend of nine years  their 9-month-old son  Eli  and  his  parents.",
            "output": [
                "Decharlos Brooks"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-0bf852fccf01440db3a59b70c6425e5e",
            "input": "The two first joined forces in an indie film turned critical darling called Fruitvale Station  which documented the life of  22-year old Oscar Grant  before he was shot and killed by BART police on New Year's Day in 2009. It was a deeply personal  gut-wrenching look at  Grant's  death  and it gave a face to a polarizing debate about race and authority in America — humanizing one the biggest national discussions of its time.\nIf you missed Fruitvale  which is highly possible if you're not attuned to Bay Area news or if you don't keep up with film festival darlings  it was Coogler's directorial debut that starred Jordan  Melonie Diaz and Octavia Spencer. The film served as a biopic that centered on the day before  Grant  was shot  shedding light on  his  relationships   his  friends  and  his  past.\nThe entirety of the movies focuses on the intimate details of  his  life  like  his  relationship with young daughter  or how  he 'd recently lost  his  job. It goes so far as to show how  he  interacts with strangers  like  his  warm conversations about marriage with a couple  he 'd just met  or how  he  runs into the middle of traffic to comfort a dog that'd just been hit by a car.\n Oscar Grant's death in 2009  proved to be one of the biggest moments in the debate about police brutality  race  and authority.  It  sparked sprawling protests throughout Oakland  and became one of the most formative events in that city's recent history. The trial over his death later sparked outrage  some arguing that  it  made Grant's life a political fulcrum  including Coogler.",
            "output": [
                "Oscar Grant"
            ]
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        {
            "id": "task419-20cda71f576341c6aec6b3fb6ec059ce",
            "input": "Hong Hai Group Chairman Terry Gou said Tuesday that investigations by Chinese authorities have found none of the 10 suicides at his group's Shenzhen complex in Guangdong province had anything to do with the working conditions there.\n Guo said at the group's shareholders meeting that Chinese authorities sent a team of 200-odd officials to conduct a 10-day on-site investigation into the reasons behind the incidents at the Shenzhen complex  where over 400 000 people are employed.\n The next day  another Foxconn worker jumped to his death  bringing the total number of suicides to 10 and the number of attempts to 12 and fueling criticism that Gou is \"running a blood and sweat factory.\"\n Guo said that after a thorough investigation  the Chinese officials did not \"detain\" him  which meant that Hon Hai was not at fault.\n \"None of the 12 suicide attempts at the Shenzhen complex were a result of poor working conditions or low salaries as has been alleged \" Guo said.\n He said he would not rule out the possibility of suing the media organizations or journalists for their groundless reports.\n Citing surveys in China  he said more than 100 million people in China suffer from various types of mental disorders and 16 million of them are categorized as being in \"serious condition\".\n Based on these statistics  Gou said  the percentage of attempted suicides among Foxconn's 450 000 workers in Shenzhen is substantially lower than the percentage of mentally ill people in China's total population.\n As part of the group's efforts to stem the suicide attempts  it will stop offering compensation of 10 years salary to the families of suicide victims  Guo said.\n The decision was made after one of the workers who attempted suicide was found to have told his family in a suicide note that the company will pay them a large sum if he succeeded in killing himself  according to Kuo.",
            "output": [
                "Guo"
            ]
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            "input": "NPR's Ailsa Chang speaks to Elizabeth Economy  Director of Asia studies at the Council on Foreign Relations  about  the decision of China's Communist Party to abolish term limits for presidents  which would allow President Xi Jinping to stay in power indefinitely .\nThe Communist Party in China announced this weekend it intends to abolish presidential term limits  which means Xi Jingping  the country's president  could remain in power indefinitely. The move represents a dramatic departure from rules that have been in place for decades. And it nudges the country towards the kind of centralization of power that has not been seen since the days of Mao Zedong. With us to talk about the implications of  this decision  is Elizabeth Economy  the director of Asia Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. Thanks for joining us.\nECONOMY: There really hasn't been an articulated reason. I think it is a natural progression from what we've seen emanating from  Xi Jinping  over the past five years - having  his  thought enshrined in the Constitution in a way that was only done by Mao Zedong previously   his  failure to identify a successor at the 19th party congress in October. So I think this is all part and parcel of  his  own consolidation of power. But I also think that it helps  him  because  he  wants to be able to realize  his  vision for the country both on the domestic front  in terms of addressing the anti-corruption campaign  rectifying poverty  cleaning up the environment  but also in  his  grander vision  reclaiming China's greatness on the international stage. And I don't think that  Xi Jinping  believes there's any other leader who is capable of pushing forward and achieving  his  own vision.\nCHANG: Is a part of this also driven by  Xi Jinping 's desire to cultivate a cult of personality that's very similar to the cult of personality that surrounded Mao Zedong?\nECONOMY: I don't think that  Xi Jinping  would ever want  it  to be said that  he  had a cult of personality. But I do think that in effect that is what is happening. There was a very significant effort made by the propaganda apparatus to portray  Xi Jinping  as a man of the people  someone who could go and stand in line in front of a dumpling shop. There were songs written about  Xi Jinping . So there really was an effort to humanize  Xi Jinping  in a way that was not the case with Mao Zedong.\nOver time however  we've seen some of those same trappings of cult of personality that were present during the Mao period also emerge during Xi period - so Xi's demands that the party and the military and the media declare their personal loyalty to him - that was unheard of  you know  in the previous 30 years - pictures of  Xi Jinping  everywhere  that sort of ever-present  Xi Jinping . I think that too is something that comes out of the Maoist period - and just frankly  this sense of fear that whatever  Xi Jinping  says goes. And if you don't agree with  Xi Jinping   you know  you shouldn't voice your opinion because you will end up in trouble - that there will be serious repercussions.\nECONOMY: Well  I think it sends an important signal that we need to take  Xi Jinping 's longer term objectives very seriously. So when  Xi Jinping   for example  discusses the importance of China reunifying with Taiwan sooner rather than later  when we look at what's going on in terms of the erosion of sovereignty in Hong Kong  I think those are the kinds of issues that we should now understand they don't have to be resolved in the next five years.\nECONOMY: These are the kinds of priorities that  Xi Jinping  has established. And  he 's now basically said - or the system has basically said that  he  has as long as it's going to take to try to achieve them.",
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            "input": "What now? Mrs Merkel will meet with Frank-Walter Steinmeier  Germany’s federal president  this morning to discuss next steps. Four possible outcomes present themselves. The FDP might be coaxed back to the negotiating table by plausible concessions from the CDU  CSU and Greens. But do not count on it. Mr Lindner’s language was ominously final. And the Greens (seemingly the main target of FDP recrimination) declared that they had reached their “pain threshold” and could not budge another centimetre.\nThe second possibility is a new “grand coalition” marrying the CDU/CSU and the centre-left Social Democrats (SDP)  who together have a workable majority in the Bundestag. But the SPD has strenuously ruled out the option. Having lost distinctiveness and votes in partnership with  Mrs Merkel    its  leaders and activists fear another spin with the chancellor could do their party terminal damage. Perhaps  just perhaps   Mrs Merkel   the media and Germany’s European partners can persuade them to take the risk. But months after its worst election result in post-war German history  the SPD will most probably reject the overtures.\nIn the absence of a viable majority government   Mrs Merkel  could form a minority one  concocting vote-by-vote majorities in the Bundestag. This might combine the CDU/CSU with the FDP  its traditional governing partner (together they would be 29 seats short of a majority). But a more natural fit would now be a black-green coalition with the Greens (42 seats short of a majority). Last night each side found generous words for the other  and they were as one in their contempt for the FDP. At federal level post-war Germany has witnessed no minority administrations  though one ran North-Rhine Westphalia  the country’s largest state  from 2010 to 2012. Such governments are alien both to the stable  long-termist ways of the German state and to  Mrs Merkel’s  plodding leadership style. How long one would even last in the current circumstances is unclear.\nThat leaves the fourth  most drastic option: new elections. The route is not as simple as it sounds. Unlike some other European parliaments  the Bundestag cannot just dissolve itself (a legacy of Weimar-era instability) and as  Mrs Merkel  has not yet been reinstalled as chancellor  she  cannot call a straight confidence vote. Instead Mr Steinmeier must nominate a candidate for the job. If  Mrs Merkel  (for  it  would be  she ) failed to win an absolute majority in two successive Bundestag votes  which can be separated by two weeks   she  would go to a third vote at which a simple majority would suffice. Only then could Mr Steinmeier dissolve the Bundestag  triggering a new election within 60 days.\nIf possible  Germany’s establishment—including  Mrs Merkel  and Mr Steinmeier—will seek to avoid new elections. These could most benefit the far-right Alternative for Germany and would not necessarily rupture the deadlock  current polls putting the main parties very close to the results they obtained at the September election. In  her  comments last night  Mrs Merkel  emphasised that  her  party would “take responsibility for this country  even in difficult times”.  She  is determined  in other words  to make the best of the hand the German people dealt  her  in September. Precisely how  she  plans to proceed should become clearer today.\nIn recent years Germany has been a pillar of stable government in Europe and  Mrs Merkel  a seemingly permanent feature of the landscape (consider that  her  international counterparts when  she  first took office were Jacques Chirac  Tony Blair and George W. Bush). Both of those truths are now  if not dead  then slipping away. The next German government will take months more to emerge and will be distinctly fragile in comparison with its predecessors. The end of the Merkel era has surely begun  though whether it has weeks  months or a short number of years to run is anyone’s guess. Last night’s events confirmed Emmanuel Macron as Europe’s top leader while making the French president’s grand plans for euro-zone reform—for which he needs a confident and outward-looking Germany—yet harder to achieve. The ripples of Mr Lindner’s doubtful decision will travel far beyond his country’s borders.",
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            "input": "It’s been 2018 for less than a week  but that’s apparently long enough to gin up a faux scandal about Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ allegedly lavish spending habits.\nThis time  Sanders  is in trouble for sporting a winter coat at New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s swearing-in ceremony on New Year’s day that a gumshoe reporter at the conservative Daily Wire discovered retails for $690.\n “Socialist Bernie Sanders  wears a $700 jacket while complaining about rich people ” a Newsweek headline blared.\nSanders’ supposed hypocrisy is a favorite topic of Newsweek  which used a similar formulation in June to call out  Sanders  for raking in more than $1 million in 2016  largely thanks to book royalties.\nBack in August 2016  we were meant to be absolutely furious that  Sanders  and  his  wife Jane O’Meara Sanders purchased a $600 000 summer home on Lake Champlain in Vermont.\nWhen  Sanders  asks “how many yachts do billionaires need?”  he  does so in the context of attacking a billionaire-funded GOP political program that would cut taxes for the wealthy even as it deprives millions of Americans of health insurance coverage.\nIt is not so much that  Sanders  is attacking wealth per se  as  he  is attacking those who prioritize extravagant wealth above ensuring that all people have access to a decent living standard.\nPacific Press/Getty Images  Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.)  speaks at New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's swearing-in ceremony on Jan. 1  2018.  He  was sporting a $690 coat  according to a conservative site.\n“Everyone deserves to be wearing a nice coat like  Bernie Sanders  ”  he  added with a chuckle.",
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            "input": "TAMPA  Karen Forcade sobbed about how children are her life  but she's going to prison for a million-dollar fraud that prosecutors say put kids nationwide in potential danger.\n \"I need to say from the deepest part of my heart how sorry I am for what I've done \" Forcade said Tuesday in federal court in Tampa.\n What Forcade did was falsify parts of 97 safety tests for cigarette lighters made or imported for sale in the United States from 1994 to 2005.\n Also  officials said it was difficult to determine exactly who lost what for purposes of making restitution. Before Forcade's sentencing  federal officials sent letters to 78 companies asking about their potential losses. Two responded with what appeared to be inflated claims.\n Forcade pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit fraud in January. Federal sentencing guidelines called for 37 to 46 months in prison.\n Her attorney  Jack Fernandez Jr.  asked Whittemore not to sentence Forcade to prison. Instead  he asked that she be sentenced to house arrest so she could care for her husband.\n Forcade is a \"broken shell of a person\" who believes her crimes led her husband to suffer a debilitating heart attack and two strokes  he said. Partly because of her strict Catholic upbringing  she believed she could redeem herself only by caring for the husband crippled by her crimes  according to Fernandez and a psychiatrist who examined her.",
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            "input": "NAYPYITAW (Reuters) -  Pope Francis  on Tuesday urged the leaders of majority-Buddhist Myanmar  mired in a crisis over the fate of Muslim Rohingya people  to commit themselves to justice  human rights and respect for “each ethnic group and its identity”.\n Pope Francis  meets Myanmar’s State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi in Naypyitaw  Myanmar November 28  2017. REUTERS/Max Rossi\n The pope  avoided a diplomatic backlash by not using the highly charged term “Rohingya” in  his  addresses to officials  including leader Aung San Suu Kyi.\nHowever   his  words were applicable to members of the beleaguered minority  who Myanmar does not recognize as citizens or as members of a distinct ethnic group.\nMore than 620 000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh - where  the pope  heads on Thursday - since the end of August  escaping from a military crackdown that Washington has said included “horrendous atrocities” aimed at “ethnic cleansing”.\n Francis  made  his  comments in Naypyitaw  the country’s capital  where  he  was received by Suu Kyi  the Nobel peace laureate and champion of democracy who has faced international criticism for expressing doubts about the reports of rights abuses against the Rohingya and failing to condemn the military.\nPope Francis signs a guestbook during a meeting with Myanmar’s President Htin Kyaw at the Presidential Palace in Naypyitaw  Myanmar November 28  2017. REUTERS/Max Rossi\nReferring to the country’s communal tensions   Francis  said religious differences “need not be a source of division and distrust  but rather a force for unity  forgiveness  tolerance and wise nation-building”.\nOnly about 700 000 of Myanmar’s 51 million people are Roman Catholic. Thousands of them have traveled from far and wide to see him and more than 150 000 people have registered for a mass that  Francis  will say in Yangon on Wednesday.\n Francis  is expected to meet a group of Rohingya refugees in Dhaka  the capital of Bangladesh  on the second leg of  his  trip.",
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            "input": "PHILADELPHIA --  Haason Reddick  is coming home to go after Carson Wentz.\nThe rookie linebacker returns to the field where  he  starred in college when the Arizona Cardinals (2-2) visit the Philadelphia Eagles (3-1) on Sunday.\n\"When my name was called  the response was crazy  \" Reddick  said.\n Reddick  expects a large number of family and friends cheering for him at the Linc. How will the rest of the Eagles fans react?\n\"I think the crowd will be welcoming  but we'll see what happens \"  Reddick  said. \"You never really know with the Philly crowd. The Philly crowd has always been a wild crowd. Philly will always be home. I'll always have love for Philly.\"\n Reddick  has 10 tackles in four games but is still seeking  his  first sack.  He 'll get a chance to rush the quarterback more this week because  he 's moving from inside linebacker to the outside spot to replace the injured Markus Golden .\n\"Whatever the team needs  I'm willing to do  whether it's taking snaps at outside or getting reps at inside  \" Reddick  said. \"Pass rusher is more natural. I'm getting back into the groove and being focused on pass rushing  making sure I'm being a smart pass rusher.\"",
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            "input": "Lt. Tim Putney of the Kodiak Police Department  said: \"We haven't seen anything yet or had any reports of a wave.\"\nHowever  officials were telling people to hold fast at evacuation centers until further notice.  He  said the town has several shelters above the 100-foot mark  and they were still encouraging people below that level to evacuate.\nThe earthquake woke  Putney  up out of a dead sleep  and  he  estimates it shook for at least 30 seconds.\n\"I've been Kodiak for 19 years that was the strongest  longest lasting one I've ever felt \"  he  said by telephone.\nBut  he  said the police department has received no reports of damage.",
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            "input": "Ahead of final campaign rallies later on Saturday  opposition candidate Sarath Fonseka predicted that the ruling party  led by President Mahinda Rajapakse  would use violence to intimidate his supporters in Tuesday's vote.\n \"They want to create violence and discourage people from voting. A lower turnout will help rigging \" he told reporters  adding he expected fake voters and forged ballot papers to also be used.\n Fonseka said he and his allies would rely on the protection of the security forces  most of whom he said would vote for him except for a few senior figures who are \"trying to please the government.\"\n \"We can't counter violence with violence. We have to abide by the law \" he said.\n A group of Fonseka supporters wearing green caps and party T-shirts walked noisily behind a procession of rickshaws on the streets outside the venue of his press conference.\n Fonseka and Rajapakse were to finish campaigning at rallies planned in and around Colombo later Saturday.\n President Rajapakse told reporters last week that the campaign failed to bring about an informed debate on issues and instead had degenerated into \"mud slinging \" a charge made by Fonseka too.\n Rajapakse handpicked Fonseka to be his army chief in 2005 and the two men were victorious allies on the battlefield last year against the Tamil Tiger rebels but are now sworn enemies at the ballot box.",
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            "input": "BONGPYEONG   South Korea — The durability of snowboarding   both as an Olympic event and a sport capable of lingering on the edge of the mainstream   can now be validated by its capacity for reinvention . It has been around long enough   and grown embedded enough in cultural consciousness   to facilitate second acts .  Shaun White  was 19 and raggedy when  he  won  his  first gold medal   23 and exultant when  he  won  his  second   27 and corporate when  he  suffered a letdown and arrived at a professional fork . Wednesday afternoon on PyeongChang Halfpipe   White completed  his  competitive revival at 31 with a reinforcement and a declaration .  He  remains the unquestioned greatest snowboarder ever   and  he  is once again the unquestioned greatest snowboarder in the world . White won the third Olympic gold medal of his career   clinching his most rewarding prize with a final run of extreme daring   towering athleticism and supreme clutch . He placed himself among America ’ s greatest winter Olympians and defeated a loaded field by making the final run of the contest the best run — not only of the contest   but perhaps in the history of the sport . “ I knew I did  it   ”  White  said . “ I knew I put  it  down .” [‘ I ’ m here to put  it  down ’:  Shaun White  gives  his  all in intense halfpipe qualifying ] Olympic snowboarding champion  Shaun White  shares  his  recovery from a face injury in October of last year that left  him  with 62 stitches . ( Rick Maese / The Washington Post ) In his earlier Olympic triumphs    White  could be assured none of his competitors had the ability to approach his best runs . That wasn ’ t the case Wednesday   not against 19 - year - old Japanese sensation Ayumu Hirano   Australian Scotty James and even fellow American Ben Ferguson . So   before his third and final run   White decided he had to execute a run he never had before in competition . White stood on the top of the pipe trailing Hirano   who had posted a 95 . 25 in his second run   then fallen in his third . White was the last man on the mountain . When the announcer bellowed his name   the crowd below erupted . “ I just saw him fist - pumping   and I felt it   too  ” Team USA Coach J . J . Thomas said . “ He needs this energy . He ’ s a performer   and this is his stage .” He adjusted his goggles and dropped in . He hit consecutive 1440s and back - to - back 1260s   one of those with a flair called the Tomahawk . When he crossed the line   White raised both arms in the air . White tried to stare at the judge ’ s trailer . The score flashed : 97 . 75 . White flipped his board in the air   letting it spin just like its owner . He dropped to his knees and dabbed at his face . Shaun White   a goofy hell - raiser when America first fell for him   had been reduced to tears . “ It was like   ‘ Oh my gosh  ’ ” said his father   Roger . “ It ’ s almost like he ’ s not even believing it .” Ever wonder what a McTwist is ? Here ’ s a helpful guide to some of the tricks and terms of snowboarding . ( Elyse Samuels / The Washington Post )  White  posed for pictures at the bottom of the track   stretching an American flag across  his  back .  He  walked past red - white - and - blue - clad supporters   imploring them to cheer with  his  arms . “ You ’ re an animal !” one shouted .  He  found  his  family and hugged  his  father . “ I just told  him  I loved  him   ” Roger said . “ He said   ‘ I love you   too .’ We can ’ t believe it .” There was a time when   for White   disbelief and victory had a polar relationship . He entered Sochi in 2014 as the favorite to defend his two gold medals   to continue his rise as both a halfpipe wizard and a marketable brand . He was the Flying Tomato   the carefree dude who flew the highest and spun the most . “ Sochi was so crushing because I physically had the tricks  ”  White  said . “ I emotionally wasn ’ t there .” Really   Sochi just revealed cracks .  White  had become a target for other snowboarders   maybe out of jealousy and maybe because  his  success had placed  him  on a plane above the entire sport . Some believed  he  specialized in contests and received too much acclaim for never making backcountry films . [  Shaun White  is bigger than snowboarding . That ’ s what made failure so hard .] “ He ’ s so much older now   ” Roger White  said . “  He  went through a really hard time for a while . There was a period when  he  was younger and at the top for so long . Things were pretty hard for  him  . It ’ s just been a roller coaster for a while .”  His  renaissance from earlier this calendar year may have been more remarkable than  his  rebound from disappointment in Sochi . While training in New Zealand in October   White split  his  face open attempting a double - flip 1440   a crash that required 62 stitches . The injury provided proper context for White ’ s consecutive 1440s in the final run . Halfpipe snowboarding is pushing against its limits   with pipes rising in height and tricks growing more risky . Earlier in the finals   Japan ’ s Yuto Totsuka had to be dragged off in a stretcher after landing on the lip   falling 22 feet and landing square on his back . White ’ s gold medal run in Torin   through the prism of today   looks like a halfhearted warmup . “ The moves are so dangerous now   it ’ s not like you can practice them like you used to  ” Thomas said . “ These moves are different . The consequences are so high . We just had to wait until it was game time .” And when the time came   White delivered . With the gold medal assured   all that remained was sorting out the place the run would take in the sport ’ s annals . “ I think   personally   it ’ s the best run in the history of the sport  ” Thomas said . “ It ’ s the coolest thing I ’ ve ever seen .” “ Gosh   man   I think that ’ s the best run that ’ s ever going to be done  ” said Swiss rider Patrick Burgener   who finished fifth . “ It ’ s going to be hard to do better .” There was not consensus . Hirano   the silver medalist   also threw consecutive 1440s . James   who won bronze   hinted cryptically about a glitch in White ’ s run . “ There were some details I was expressing to the judges before the last score  ” James said . “ But that is what it is . Shaun and Hirano both had amazing runs . It could have gone either way .”  White  took on all comers and beat them   raising the bar yet again in a sport he has owned for a dozen years .  White  revealed the seriousness of  his  intent Tuesday in the qualifying round   when  he  unleashed a 98 . 5 - point masterpiece in  his  final run   even though  his  first run had been plenty to push  him  into the field . Riders typically play it safe in such situations   saving their best tricks for the final   careful to only whet the appetite of the judges . Still    White  threw down the best run of the day . “ I ’ m here to put it down  ” White proclaimed . [ How to watch snowboarding at the 2018 Winter Olympics ] In the final   White stood atop the pipe for his first run immediately after watching James   the feisty Aussie who wears red mittens in the shape boxing gloves   put down the best run of the day to that point   a 92 . 00 . White responded with a monstrous 94 . 25   which he punctuated by ripping off his helmet and chucking it into the sky . “ He ’ s a psycho  ” said Ferguson   who took fourth . Hirano   who posted a 99 . 00 in competition earlier this year   took over the top spot with his second run   executing consecutive 1440s en route to a 95 . 25 . So   when White stood at the top of the pipe a second time   he was chasing . White responded with a furious beginning to his run   leading off with a 1440 and then landing another . But then   trying to land one of his trademark moves — the Tomahawk — White fell on his backside . His third run would be no victory lap . It would be only victory   genius in nature   the latest and maybe sweetest triumph of a career exploding into a second act .",
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            "input": "Jaden Smith  is sliding his way into 2018 with a bang . The 19 year old was performing at the 2017 Rolling Loud festival in San Bernadino over the weekend   where he shocked the crowd with a killer moonwalk . He was playing his single \" Icon \" from his album SYRE and rapping the words \" Gold grills and you dance like Michael \" before sliding his feet smoothly across the stage . What kind of wizardry is this  Jaden Smith  ? SEE ALSO : Dude jamming to Michael Jackson has some seriously infectious dance moves  Smith  sat down with Revolt and told them about  his  loving for the moonwalk and who actually taught  him  -  his  mom . \" I like to think my mom taught me how to moonwalk ' cause she ' s amazing at dancing  \"  he  told them . \" I would always watch  Michael  when I was young and  he  ' d be moonwalking and I don ' t know   I just kind of picked it up .\"  His  performance didn ' t go unnoticed by the internet . Although Smith can ' t replace the icon Michael Jackson   fans still praise the artist for trying his hand on the famous dance . Many believed he was making the King of Pop proud . 😮 that felt like I was seeing @ michaeljackson possess @ officialjaden for a second . 🙇🏻 — Rey Rey Rodriguez (@ themindofreyrey ) December 18   2017 Nothing but respect for MY president — Chad (@ CNibbz ) December 17   2017 jaden smith has shaped multiple moons with his bare hands of course he can moon walk — kelby (@ whoisklby ) December 18   2017 Doesn ' t even look real . You ' d almost think it was CGI ! I think MJ would be proud . pic . twitter . com / KTs7RprFGR — Oh SoFrieda (@ OhSoFrieda ) December 18   2017 someone : hey how are y - me : jaden smith is the future — h (@ halsey ) December 17   2017",
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            "input": "“His tail was whipping around  I had his head and his body twisting  it took everything I had to hold him without him getting away from me ” the Chief of Department for the Suffolk County SPCA Chief Roy Gross told The Post.\nBut  Gross  said having an illegal reptile like an alligator in a residential home is no joke.\nThe gator was discovered on Friday after Suffolk Police were called to the home for an unrelated matter. They found the reptile  believed to be about 4-years-old  in a shed filled with complete with heat lamps  water and plenty of food.  Gross  said it was being kept as a pet.\nKeeping a wild animal like an alligator in a home in New York is illegal  unless the residence is a licensed habitat  aquarium or zoo   Gross  said. The owner was charged with illegal possession of a wild animal by the New York Department of Environmental Conservation and faces a fine up to $250. If the Suffolk SPCA discovers the animal was abused or neglected  which Gross said is unlikely  the owner could face jail time.",
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            "input": "One of the reasons  Jimmy Vesey  didn’t sign with  his  hometown Bruins when the Harvard product was a college free agent in 2016 was because  he  wanted to get out of  his  comfort zone.  He  sure looks comfortable playing against them.\n Vesey  scored twice in a 29-second span in the first period in the Rangers’ 4-2 home win Wednesday night against Boston  the Blueshirts’ fifth straight win as they continue to distance themselves from their rough start to the year.\nFor Buchnevich’s fellow sophomore Vesey  Wednesday represented some progress in that he remained a contributor until the final horn. In three of the previous five games   Vesey  had either had limited third-period ice time or been benched altogether for the third.\n Jimmy Vesey  celebrates  his  first of two goals scored. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)\n“Maybe he wasn’t finishing on a lot  but  Jimmy  was working hard and  like you saw (Wednesday) early on  before he scored the goals  he made a couple real strong plays along the wall in our end that permitted us to get the puck out ” Vigneault said. “So there’s more than just finishing.”",
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            "input": "YANGON (Reuters) - Thousands of Catholics gathered in Yangon on Monday after journeys by train and bus  excited to get a glimpse of  Pope Francis   who begins a trip to Myanmar fraught with diplomatic risk over its treatment of the minority Muslim Rohingya people.\nWomen from Kachin State wait outside the residence of Cardinal Charles Maung Bo  Archbishop of Yangon  where  Pope Francis  will be staying during  his  visit in Yangon  Myanmar November 27  2017. REUTERS/Jorge Silva\n“ He  is very knowledgeable when it comes to political affairs.  He  will handle the issue smartly ”  he  said  referring to the delicacy of the pope’s discussions about the Rohingya.\nThe trip is so delicate that some papal advisers have warned  him  against even saying the word “Rohingya”  lest  he  set off a diplomatic incident that could turn the Buddhist-majority country’s military and government against minority Christians.\nThis poses a dilemma for  Francis  as  he  visits a country of 51 million people where only about 700 000 are Roman Catholics.\nPeople wait outside the residence of Cardinal Charles Maung Bo  Archbishop of Yangon  where  Pope Francis  will be staying during  his  visit in Yangon  Myanmar November 27  2017. REUTERS/Jorge Silva\n‘SOMEONE SHOULD HAVE TALKED  HIM  OUT OF IT’\nThe most tense moments of  his  visit are likely to be private meetings with the army chief  Senior General Min Aung Hlaing and  separately  civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi.\n Francis  will also visit Bangladesh during  his  Nov. 26-Dec. 2 trip  where  he  is expected to meet Rohingya refugees.\nMore than 150 000 people have registered for a mass that  Francis  will say in Yangon on Wednesday  according to Catholic Myanmar Church spokesman Mariano Soe Naing.\nAsked if he would say it in Myanmar  Vatican spokesman Greg Burke said  Francis  was taking the advice  he  had been given seriously  but added: “We will find out together during the trip ... it is not a forbidden word”.",
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            "input": "Late Saturday  ABC News announced it was suspending  network investigative reporter Brian Ross  four weeks without pay for an inaccurate report that aired Friday.\n advertisement\nRoss  followed up  his  reporting later that day with a “clarification ” claiming it was not while Trump was a candidate  but as president-elect.\nWe deeply regret and apologize for the serious error we made yesterday. The reporting conveyed by  Brian Ross  during the special report had not been fully vetted through our editorial standards process. As a result of our continued reporting over the next several hours ultimately we determined the information was wrong and we corrected the mistake on air and online. It is vital we get the story right and retain the trust we have built with our audience –- these are our core principles. We fell far short of that yesterday. Effective immediately  Brian Ross will be suspended for four weeks without pay.",
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            "input": "Duke  took home the title last year and could become the first repeat winner since the Blue Devils won three straight (2009-11)  but several teams need a memorable run far more.\nNo.  2 Duke\nWeakness: Consistency.  Duke  suffered head-scratching losses to Boston College and St. John’s.\nStar: Deng Adel (15.5 ppg  5.3 rpg) — The junior shined here last year  scoring a team-high 21 points in a quarterfinal loss to Duke.\nStrength: A high ceiling. B.C. has beaten  Duke  and Miami  and lost to Virginia by one-point.",
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            "input": "“CBS This Morning” co-host and  longtime PBS star Charlie Rose  has been accused by eight women of making unwanted sexual advances toward them and admitted to some of the misconduct in a statement  according to the Washington Post. Both PBS and CBS suspended  him .\n Rose’s  alleged misconduct includes making lewd phone calls  walking around naked and groping the womens breasts  buttocks or genital areas  according to the Post.  Rose’s  accusers were employees or “aspired to work for  Rose  at The Charlie Rose show’ on PBS from the late 1990s to as recently as 2011.”\n“CBS This Morning” has been growing rapidly since it launched in 2012  but still struggles to match the viewership of rivals “Today” and “Good Morning America ” while  Rose ’s show on PBS has aired regularly since 1991.  Rose ’s PBS show is filmed at the Bloomberg LP headquarters  making three major media organizations tied up in the latest harassment scandal.\n\"PBS was shocked to learn today of these deeply disturbing allegations. We are immediately suspending distribution of ' Charlie Rose ' \" PBS said in a statement.\nCBS also suspended  Rose  but did not respond to request for additional comment.\n Rose’s  accusers were between 21 and 37 years old at the time of the alleged encounters and the Post noted that there are “striking commonalities” in the accounts of the women. His alleged behavior typically included offering jobs to females and then using his power to put them in uncomfortable positions of a sexual nature. He allegedly would offer women a six-figure position that disappeared once they rejected his advances.\n“I have behaved insensitively at times  and I accept responsibility for that  though I do not believe that all of these allegations are accurate.\" -  Charlie Rose\n He  has expressed remorse for some of the allegations.\n“In my 45 years in journalism  I have prided  myself  on being an advocate for the careers of the women with whom I have worked ”  Rose  said in a statement provided to The Post. “Nevertheless  in the past few days  claims have been made about my behavior toward some former female colleagues… It is essential that these women know I hear them and that I deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior. I am greatly embarrassed.”\n Rose  continued: “I have behaved insensitively at times  and I accept responsibility for that  though I do not believe that all of these allegations are accurate. I always felt that I was pursuing shared feelings  even though I now realize I was mistaken.”\nIronically   Rose  once appeared as himself on an episode of the Netflix series “House of Cards ” which has been rocked by the accusations against Spacey.\nAccording to the report by Post contributor Irin Carmon and investigative reporter Amy Brittain  one accuser  Reah Bravo  was an intern and then associate producer for  Rose ’s PBS show beginning in 2007. In various interviews  she detailed unwanted sexual advances from  Rose .\nAnother accuser  Kyle Godfrey-Ryan  was  Rose ’s former assistant and detailed “at least a dozen instances where  Rose  walked nude in front of  her  while  she  worked in one of his New York City homes.”  She  claims the CBS and PBS star also “repeatedly called”  her  “at night or early in the morning to describe his fantasies of  her  swimming naked.”",
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            "input": "Riggio and the company criticized Burkle as an opportunist who sought a stealth takeover of the company. Burkle argued that the Riggio family had failed to prepare Barnes\nNoble for digital books and had used the company to profit at shareholders' expense.\n\"I feel great  and I feel relieved \" Riggio said after the meeting. \"It's been a long four to five months.\"\nBurkle  who was not at the shareholder meeting  said in a telephone interview that he would now press Barnes\nNoble management to support the highest bid that emerges from the sales process. He indicated that he was leaning against making a bid of his own.\nNoble put itself up for sale in August  about 20 companies have expressed interest in making preliminary bids  which are due in October  according to people briefed on the process.\nRiggio said that had he lost the proxy contest  potential bidders could have walked away from the process. It was not clear whether Riggio might bid for the company  though the people briefed on the process said that he might eventually partner with a promising suitor.\nAnd while Riggio won Tuesday's board battle  he still has a war on his hands.",
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            "input": "Against his better judgment  he sleeps with  an American journalist named Anne  played by Elisabeth Moss  in a scene that builds to an unusually icky post-coital punchline . But he isn't prepared when  Anne  confronts him later at the museum and interrogates him about their one-night stand  a conversation made all the more tense and awkward by the building noise in the background.\nELISABETH MOSS: (As  Anne ) Do you just go have sex with lots of other women?\nMOSS: (As Anne) Is this something that you do a lot?\nMOSS: (As  Anne ) I'm asking how often you do...\nMOSS: (As Anne) How often would you say that you take women that you don't know very well and have sex with them?\nMOSS: (As  Anne)  Do you not remember them?\nMOSS: (As Anne) You know their names?\nMOSS: (As  Anne)  Yeah.\nMOSS: (As  Anne)  Always?\nMOSS: (As  Anne)  Yeah. So what's my name?\nMOSS: (As  Anne)  OK  then good  what is it?\nMOSS: (As Anne) Anyone that would know somebody's name would just say  of course I know your name. Name...\nMOSS: (As Anne) What is it?\nMOSS: (As  Anne   laughing).\nBANG: (As Christian) Anne.\nMOSS: (As  Anne)  OK.",
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            "input": "CLOSE Jared Fogle  the former Subway spokesman convicted on child pornography charges   was unable to persuade a federal appeals court to reduce  his  sentence. (Dwight Adams/IndyStar)  Wochit\nJared Fogle  enters the Birch Bayh Federal Building and United States Courthouse for sentencing  Thursday  November 19  2015. (Photo: Kelly_Wilkinson/The_Star)\nINDIANAPOLIS —  Former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle  continues to fight  his  nearly 16-year prison sentence  this time claiming that  his  judge treated  him  unfairly because she has two teenage daughters.\n Fogle   40  who is being held in a federal correctional facility in Colorado  had a motion filed Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana requesting that Judge Tanya Walton Pratt recuse herself from the case because of bias.\nIn November 2015  Pratt sentenced  Fogle  to 15 years and eight months in federal prison on charges of possession or distribution of child pornography and traveling across state lines to have commercial sex with a minor. The punishment exceeded what prosecutors and  Fogle 's attorneys had recommended under a plea agreement.\nThe sentence was upheld by a federal appeals court after  Fogle  unsuccessfully appealed the following year.  He  is now representing  himself  in court.\nMore: Judge boots ex-Subway spokesman  Jared Fogle's  child sex case appeal\nMore: Subway seeks dismissal of lawsuit alleging it hid  Jared Fogle 's misconduct\nIn the Tuesday court filing   Fogle  argues that Pratt demonstrated \"objective bias  and subjective bias.\"  His  claim stems from the fact that Pratt has two teenage daughters and  Fogle 's case involves a teenage prostitute and teenage girls being illegally photographed.\n He  also contends that Pratt allowed prosecutors to erroneously charge  him  with conspiracy  a claim  he  made back in  his  2016 appeal.\n\"It is the opinion of a 'reasonable party' that Judge Tanya Walton Pratt has demonstrated she is prejudicially biased to the Defendant Jared S. Fogle  and should in facts and law  recuse herself from these proceedings \"  Fogle  writes in the new filing.\nDuring an appeal hearing in May 2016   Fogle 's former attorney  Ron Elberger  argued that fantasizing about a crime is not a crime. But Assistant U.S. Attorney Steve DeBrota said  Fogle  acted on  his  fantasies  citing several occasions in which  he  asked adult prostitutes to provide  him  access to minors.\nMore:  Jared Fogle 's sentence upheld by federal appeals court\nMore:  Fogle 's ex-wife alleges Subway knew of his 'depravities'\nThe appellate judges said they cannot accept  Fogle 's claim that  he  was improperly sentenced based on \"things  he  didn't do or fantasies  he  may have had.\"\n\"The district court also appropriately considered the perverse nature and circumstances of the offenses ... alongside ample evidence that  Fogle  repeatedly sought out and traveled to have sex with minors \" Judge Joel Flaum wrote.",
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            "input": "Flailing in the swell of bestselling diet books  infomercials for cleanses  and secret tips in glossy magazines  is the credibility of nutrition science. Watching thoroughly-credentialed medical experts tout the addition or subtraction of one nutrient as deliverance—only to change the channel and hear someone equally-thoroughly-credentialed touting the opposite—it can be tempting to write off nutrition advice altogether. This month we hear something is good  and next we almost expect to hear it’s bad. Why not assume the latest research will all eventually be nullified  and just close our eyes and eat whatever tastes best? That notion is at once relatable and tragic  in that diet is inextricable from the amount of healthy time we spend on Earth. Improvements in diet are clearly associated with significant lengthening of lifespan and dramatic decreases in risk of most chronic diseases. Combining disease and longevity into the concept of healthspan  the number of healthy years of life—fundamentally more important but less readily quantifiable than lifespan—the data in favor of optimizing our diets are even more compelling. No one is arguing that diet is less than extremely important to health and well-being  but seemingly everyone is arguing as to what constitutes the best diet. \"A diet of minimally processed foods close to nature  predominantly plants  is decisively associated with health promotion and disease prevention.\" The voices that carry the farthest over the sea of diet recommendations are those of iconoclasts—those who promise the most for the least  and do so with certainty. Amid the clamor   Dr. David Katz  is emerging as an iconoclast on the side of reason. At least  that’s how  he  describes  himself . From  his  throne at Yale University's Prevention Research Center  where  he  is a practicing physician and researcher  said sea of popular diet media is the institution against which  he  rebels. It’s not that nutrition science is corrupt  just that the empty promises of memetic  of-the-moment diet crazes are themselves junk food. To  Katz   they  are more than annoying and confusing;  they  are dangerous injustice. Scientific publisher Annual Reviews asked  Katz  to compare the medical evidence for and against every mainstream diet.  He  says they came to  him  because of  his  penchant for dispassionate appraisals. \"I don't have a dog in the fight \"  he  told me. “I don’t care which diet is best. I care about the truth.\"\n Katz  and Yale colleague Stephanie Meller published their findings in the current issue of the journal in a paper titled  \"Can We Say What Diet Is Best for Health?\" In it  they compare the major diets of the day: Low carb  low fat  low glycemic  Mediterranean  mixed/balanced (DASH)  Paleolithic  vegan  and elements of other diets. Despite the pervasiveness of these diets in culture and media  Katz and Meller write  \"There have been no rigorous  long-term studies comparing contenders for best diet laurels using methodology that precludes bias and confounding. For many reasons  such studies are unlikely.\" They conclude that no diet is clearly best  but there are common elements across eating patterns that are proven to be beneficial to health. \"A diet of minimally processed foods close to nature  predominantly plants  is decisively associated with health promotion and disease prevention.\" Katz  Meller/Annual Reviews Among the salient points of proven health benefits the researchers note  nutritionally-replete plant-based diets are supported by a wide array of favorable health outcomes  including fewer cancers and less heart disease. These diets ideally included not just fruits and vegetables  but whole grains  nuts  and seeds. Katz and Meller found \"no decisive evidence\" that low-fat diets are better than diets high in healthful fats  like the Mediterranean. Those fats include a lower ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 fatty acids than the typical American diet.\nThe Mediterranean diet  which is additionally defined by high intake of fiber  moderate alcohol and meat intake  antioxidants  and polyphenols  does have favorable effects on heart disease  cancer risk  obesity  metabolic syndrome  and \"is potentially associated with defense against neurodegenerative disease and preservation of cognitive function  reduced inflammation  and defense against asthma.\" They also found carbohydrate-selective diets to be better than categorically low-carbohydrate diets  in that incorporating whole grains is associated with lower risks for cancers and better control of body weight. Attention to glycemic load and index is \"sensible at the least.\" Eating foods that have high glycemic loads (which  Katz  says is much more relevant to health outcomes than glycemic index—in that some quality foods like carrots have very high indices  which could be misleading) is associated with greater risk of heart disease. Finally  in a notable blow to some interpretations of the Paleo diet   Katz  and Meller wrote  \"if Paleolithic eating is loosely interpreted to mean a diet based mostly on meat  no meaningful interpretation of health effects is possible.\" They note that the composition of most meat in today's food supply is not similar to that of mammoth meat  and that most plants available during the Stone Age are today extinct. (Though it wouldn't surprise me to learn that Paleo extremists are crowd-funding a Jurassic Park style experiment to bring them back.)\nJust because  Katz  is not one to abandon  his  scientific compass under duress of passion does not mean  he  is without passion  or unmoved by it in  his  own ways. The subjects of media headlines and popular diet books are dark places for  Katz . \"It’s not just linguistic  I really at times feel like crying  when I think about that we’re paying for ignorance with human lives \"  he  told me. \"At times  I hate the people with alphabet soup after their names who are promising the moon and the stars with certainty. I hate knowing that the next person is already rubbing his or her hands together with the next fad to make it on the bestseller list.\" \"That’s an excellent idea  and yet somehow it turns out to be extremely radical.\" \"The evidence that with knowledge already at our disposal  we could eliminate 80 percent of chronic disease is the basis for everything I do \"  Katz  said. Just as  he  was finishing  his  residency in internal medicine in 1993  influential research in the Journal of the American Medical Association (\"Actual Causes of Death in the United States\") put diet on a short list of the lifestyle factors blamed for half of deaths in 1990. \"Here we are more than 20 years later and we’ve made just about no progress.\" A nod to the fact that popular media is not totally lost   Katz  borrows from the writer Michael Pollan  citing a seminal 2007 New York Times Magazine article on \"nutritionism\" in concluding that the mantra  \"Eat food  not too much  mostly plants\" is sound. \"That’s an excellent idea  and yet somehow it turns out to be extremely radical.\"",
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            "input": "National Rifle Association Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre  said Thursday that the group called for \"additional regulation\" of bump-stock devices used on guns in the Las Vegas massacre — not for banning them.\n\"What the NRA has said is we ought to take a look at that and see if it is in compliance with federal law and additional regulation  \" LaPierre  told Sean Hannity on Fox News. \"We didn't say ban or confiscate.\n LaPierre  slammed efforts by Democrats to use the attack to push for stronger gun controls.\n\"The American public all over this country  they see these monsters and they don't want to be alone out there \"  LaPierre  said. \"They want to be able to protect themselves.\"",
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            "input": "caption  She  once shelled out $60 000 for 27 Koi fish imported from Japan. source  Toru Hanai/Reuters\nLady Gaga  may have once written a song called “Money Honey ” but cash isn’t everything for the pop artist.\nStill  with a fortune worth hundreds of millions of dollars  it’s interesting to see what kind of costs  Gaga  is racking up.\nThe star – whose real name is Stefani Germanotta – recently offered fans an intensely personal glimpse of her life in the new Netflix documentary “ Gaga : Five Foot Two.”\nBut  in  Gaga ’s case  fortune didn’t immediately follow fame. Despite her success  she found herself $3 million in debt after her Monster Ball tour  which ran from 2009 to 2011.",
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            "input": "The Trumps return from a  Trump  resort in Bedminster  N.J. (Photo: SAUL LOEB  AFP/Getty Images)\nWASHINGTON – The Secret Service has spent at least $137 505 to rent golf carts to protect  President Trump  this year at  his  private clubs in New Jersey and Florida.\nThat's the biggest purchase order for golf carts so far. It comes in a contract that will extend through May 28  2018. The agency signed contracts for golf carts at  Trump 's clubs as early as February  but they never exceeded about $18 000 – and only lasted for one month at a time.\nIn August  USA TODAY first reported that the Secret Service can no longer pay the overtime for hundreds of agents it needs to carry out an expanded protective mission – in large part due to the sheer size of  Trump 's family and efforts necessary to secure their multiple residences up and down the East Coast. Secret Service Director Randolph \"Tex\" Alles said more than 1 000 agents have already hit the federally mandated caps for salary and overtime allowances that were meant to last the entire year.\nMore: Exclusive: Secret Service depletes funds to pay agents because of  Trump 's frequent travel  large family\nMore: How  Trump  could ease the burden  he 's putting on the Secret Service\nMore: Donald Trump Jr. gives up Secret Service protection\nWhile Congress has been working on a fix to raise the caps for the agents  critics have said  Trump  could ease the financial burden on the agency by reducing  his  travel and staying at the White House more often.\n\"There's a question about how fast  Trump  is racking up bills that the taxpayers have to pay  which are largely trips to  his  hotels and  his  golf courses \" said Harrell Kirstein  American Bridge communications director.\nUnder the law   Trump  cannot provide or pay for any equipment or services the Secret Service needs to protect  him . The rule is intended to stave off any potential conflicts of interests for the agency.\nThe Secret Service has signed several more golf-related contracts. On Oct. 1  the agency paid $15 600 to install and remove ballistic glass for  Trump  to watch the Presidents Cup golf competition in Jersey City  N.J.\nThe total the agency has spent on portable bathrooms  a mobile office and ballistic glass at  Trump ’s New Jersey golf course rings in at $53 316.\nMore: Secret Service spent $7 100 renting luxury portable toilets for  Trump 's Bedminster trip",
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            "input": "Former Republican U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney waits for the start of a welterweight bout between Manny Pacquiao of the Philippines and Juan Manuel Marquez of Mexico at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas , Nevada December 8 , 2012 . \nAmerica had a chance to elect Mitt Romney , and we blew it . \nWhile the Senate debated health care , Mitt Romney was waterskiing . \nThat would be Mitt Romney . \nWhy is Romney goofing around like this when he 's supposed to be ... um ... .",
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            "input": "Sam Smith’s “The Thrill of It All”\n** *\nSam Smith  follows up  his  2014 debut  “In the Lonely Hour ” with  his  sophomore effort  “The Thrill of it All.” Much like its predecessor  this album finds its core in soft ballads.  Smith’s  emotive voice can be a real asset  somewhat flexibly conveying feeling.\nThe hit “Too Good at Goodbyes” and the second track “Say it First” seem to indicate that  Smith  is setting out to be a male counterpart to Adele.  His  voice is dynamic in the way it bends. While  his  singing is not as boomingly confident as Adele’s   his  voice is able to zig and zag  even as it maneuvers into an occasionally whisper-y falsetto.\nIn addition to aiming for Adele’s turf   Smith  is going for a classic R&B and gospel vibe. That can be heard on both “One Last Song” and “Midnight Train ” the latter of which sounds like a soulful answer to Radiohead’s “Creep.”\n Smith  gets more righteous on “HIM” and gets softly groovy on “Baby  You Make Me Crazy.” Sometimes  Smith ’s higher register can be a tad grating. However   he  can somehow slightly irritate and entertain simultaneously.  He  duets successfully with up-and-coming singer Yebba on “No Peace ” and hits a sweet spot with the slow-burning “Palace.”\nThis record feels more lived-in and fully realized than  his  debut. Each of the songs on its own is decent  but you get the feeling once you finish with the closer (and second single) “Pray ” that  Smith  is taking the easy route.  He  should stretch beyond the ballads  as  he 's capable of more. This feels like a sequel to  his  first record almost in a retreading kind of way.\n“The Thrill of it All ” while a fitting showcase for  Smith’s  skill  lacks an extra spark. It’s good  but it could be better.\n“Too Good at Goodbyes”  Smith ’s songs often seem at first a tad innocuous but on repeat listens they begin to pack power. This one is a real winner.\n“Midnight Train” Radiohead comparisons aside  this song has some real momentum  showcasing  Smith  at  his  most vocally butter-soaked. The doo-wop style backing vocals are also a nice touch.\n“Baby You Make Me Crazy” This has some potent swagger. This song’s little boost makes you wonder what  Smith  would do if  he  was pushed a notch or two further.",
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            "input": "NEW YORK (AP) —  Mets starter Seth Lugo  certainly likes pitching against the Braves.\nThe 27-year-old right-hander turned in the best performance of  his  career  pitching two-hit ball over six innings to improve to 3-0 against Atlanta as New York beat the Braves 3-2 to split a doubleheader Monday night.  Lugo  lowered  his  career ERA against Atlanta to 1.35.\nPitching with a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in  his  elbow   Lugo  (7-5) allowed just a pair of singles.  He  struck out seven  didn't issue a walk and retired  his  final 12 batters as New York won for the third time in 15 games.\n\"I think the fact that  he  knows  he  can pitch with this little injury that  he 's got  and now with some rest and some exercises to strengthen it up  I think  he  knows  he  can avoid surgery \" Mets manager Terry Collins said.",
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            "input": "Ed Asner   TV icon and Hollywood veteran  appeared on Chris Jansing’s MSNBC program to promote  his  new book  “The Grouchy Historian: An Old-Time Lefty Defends Our Constitution Against Right-Wing Hypocrites and Nutjobs.” Given the news of the week  Jansing started their exchange by referencing the Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandal.\n Asner  thanked  her  for having  him  on the show and added  “And not even a kiss?”\nJansing said “no ” laughed a bit  and launched into the discussion  she  had intended to have with  him .\nAt the end of the discussion   Asner  tried again.\n“You still owe me a kiss ”  Asner  said.\nJansing admonished  him  this time.\n Asner  replied: “No  no  no  I’m not a job procurer.”\nThe whole interaction felt like a microcosm of this scandal  and most sexual harassment scandals including most recently Fox News  which follow a similar pattern.  Asner ’s suggestion  he  was owed a kiss was an expression of just how commonplace this sense of entitlement is  particularly as we are learning about the industry in which  he ’s spent  his  career.\n His  brazenness bringing it up in a segment in which  he  was asked about workplace sexism is another clue.\nBorn in 1929   Asner  is much older than Weinstein  who ludicrously claimed through  his  representation to be an “old dinosaur… learning new ways.” But just like Weinstein   Asner  was alive and quite present during the women’s liberation movement.  Asner   in fact became a cultural symbol for it along with  his  co-stars on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.” In his role as Lou Grant  Mary Richards’ sexist boss  he was the fictional representation of the “dinosaur” Weinstein is pretending to be in 2017.\nGrant’s evolution as a character  into a champion for Moore’s modern female character  was symbolic of societal change and  Asner  seemed to embrace it off screen  too.  He  backed the Equal Rights Act and advocated for more female hires on  his  spin-off  “Lou Grant.” Since those days   he ’s collected all the requisite Hollywood liberal lion creds.  He  backed single-payer health care  bashed President George W. Bush (with bonus dabbling in 9/11 Trutherism)  endorsed Barack Obama  and calls  himself  a socialist.\nIn between  Asner ’s opening gambit and the close of this interview   he  went after President Trump for the behavior described in the “Access Hollywood” tape  called for him and others in the wrong to be punished  but also hinted at his own culpability.\nAt the end of this segment  he jokingly reasserts that he is owed a kiss from Jansing. Jansing admonishes him  but then softens her statement with “kidding ” barely audible under  Asner ’s remarks. That’s another natural reaction  in the moment  to something uncomfortable and inappropriate. She wants to put down a marker that he’s out of line  but is unsure what tone that should take and what the offense warrants.\nAnd  the finale is  Asner   one of the most powerful men in Hollywood for decades  pretending  he  has no power.\n“No  no  no  I’m not a job procurer ”  he  says laughing.\nI read this is as  him  declaring  there’s no quid pro quo  here.  He  has nothing to give  and therefore   his  comments aren’t out of line.",
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            "input": "One of the students here is  Nabeel Mukhil Hamza .  He 's a slight 19-year-old  wearing a red parka.  He 's from Raqqa  where  he  was once jailed by ISIS for four days.  His  crime? Smoking.\n\"We attend this course of training to protect the civilians and to clear the city of any IEDs and explosives \"  he  says.\n Hamza  says  his  brother-in-law was killed when  he  stepped on a landmine.  He  was just 36 and left behind a wife and young daughter.  Hamza  says some of  his  neighbors' homes are laced with booby traps  one just 40 feet from  his  house  where  he  lives with  his  mother.\n\"I'm not scared  I'm here for my ultimate goal - safe homes \"  he  says  though  he  acknowledges  his  mother is nervous.\n\"She just prays for  me  and says  'May Allah save you.' \"",
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            "input": "Chief of staff  John Kelly  reportedly expressed a willingness to resign over the Rob Porter scandal.\n Kelly  initially defended Porter  then said  he  was \"shocked\" by the new allegations.\nRumors have begun swirling around the fate of  John Kelly   the White House chief of staff  who has found  himself  at the center of a firestorm in recent days amid allegations that a top Trump administration staffer had abused his ex-wives.\n Kelly  expressed to Trump on Friday that he was willing to resign over the ordeal  sources close to Trump told ABC News. The New York Times also reported that  Kelly  told West Wing officials that  he  was willing to resign.\nIt's unclear whether Trump will ask for  his  resignation. Sources familiar with the situation told ABC they didn't believe  Kelly 's departure was imminent.\nRob Porter  the former White House staff secretary  resigned on Wednesday after news outlets published his ex-wives' allegations. But the scandal continued to build after news surfaced that  Kelly  and others in the White House knew for months about the accusations — and built up Porter's role within the West Wing anyway.\nWhite House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley told CNN that  Kelly  has not offered his resignation.\nBut Trump is reportedly furious with  Kelly  over his handling of the issue.  Kelly  issued a statement after the allegations were first published by the Daily Mail on Tuesday  vehemently praising Porter as a \"man of true integrity and honor.\"\n\"I was shocked by the new allegations released today against Rob Porter  \" Kelly  said. \"There is no place for domestic violence in our society.\"\n Kelly  is on shaky ground\nTrump was so infuriated by the ordeal  he  even phoned Reince Priebus  the previous chief of staff who was ousted after  he  also attracted Trump's ire  to vent about  Kelly   The New York Times reported.\nRegardless  Trump is actively considering who might replace  Kelly  as chief of staff. He has floated names like Mick Mulvaney  the current Office of Management and Budget director  as well as top economic adviser Gary Cohn  Rep. Mark Meadows of North Carolina  and Rep. Kevin McCarthy of California  The New York Times and ABC News reported.\n Kelly  was already on shaky ground in recent days and weeks  after  he  made headlines over controversial comments about immigrants and border security.\nIn one instance   he  suggested that some of the young unauthorized immigrants who had not enrolled in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program were \"too lazy to get off their asses.\"\nSeveral weeks earlier   Kelly  said in a Fox News interview that Trump was not \"fully informed\" about immigration issues when he promised in his 2016 campaign to build a wall along the US-Mexico border.  Kelly  also said Trump had since \"evolved\" on the issue.",
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            "input": "For about 140 people over the past six years  the soft Texas drawl of Charles Thomas O'Reilly was the last voice they heard before they died.\n Some did leave an impression  although the only name that came immediately to mind for O'Reilly was Frances Newton  who in 2005 became the third woman executed in Texas in modern times. She was the only woman executed under O'Reilly's watch.\n \"One guy  he cracked jokes  he cracked jokes through the whole thing \" O'Reilly said. \"I can't remember his name. But I remember things like that.\"\n While O'Reilly recalls the professionalism everyone shows throughout the process  it's the last words of the inmate that tend to draw considerable attention.\n With witnesses assembled and looking through windows  the chaplain normally offering a comforting hand resting on the inmate's leg and the final OK from a prison department executive  O'Reilly  standing near the prone inmate's head  leaned over.\n O'Reilly would meet with inmates when they arrived to explain what would happen.\n \"What I want to do is talk to him and figure out his demeanor \" he said. \"Whenever they get here  they're either angry  extremely upset or nervous. They know why they're here. ... It's weighing kind of heavy on them. One way or another  it's weighing heavy on everyone here.\n Few condemned inmates balked when the \"time\" arrived  O'Reilly said.\n \"We've had some tell us: 'I'm not going to fight  but I'm not going to walk '\" he said. \"We picked them up and carried them. Ninety-nine percent of them  they walked on their own.\"\n He told inmates they could say whatever they wanted in their last statement  but it must be in English -- \"That's all I understand \" he said -- and it can't be profane. If the obscenities start  so do the drugs.\n \"He's got about 15 seconds to do all the cussing he wants to and it will be all over \" O'Reilly said. \"It is going to be the last thing they're going to say. It ought to mean something. Most of the statements are pretty decent. They apologize to the victim's family and tell their family they love them.\"\n The Huntsville Unit was the 11th stop in a career that took O'Reilly to prisons from one end of Texas to the other beginning in January 1977.\n Edward Smith  a warden who worked as an assistant under O'Reilly  called him \"a natural leader.\"\n Although he has no qualms about capital punishment  O'Reilly would prefer to remembered for other aspects of his career. He figures he's worked with about three generations of prison staff and sees some of the grandchildren of people who were there when he started.\n \"The things I want to stand out in my career  my past  isn't executions \" he said.",
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            "input": "FILE PHOTO:  Emirates Team New Zealand's Managing Director Grant Dalton  speaks to journalists during the America's Cup World Series regatta in Naples April 11  2012. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi\n TNZ boss Grant Dalton  released the protocol  or rules  for the 36th America’s Cup at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron on Friday. They had been written in consultation with the official Challengers  Italian syndicate Luna Rosa.\n Dalton  said the date was yet to be confirmed and they had not signed a host city agreement as Auckland still had no infrastructure for the America’s Cup base and they needed to start construction by the middle of 2018 for a 2021 regatta.\n”The intention is to hold the Cup in 2021  “ Dalton  told a news conference. ”At this stage no infrastructure exists to hold it by that date.\n Dalton  added that if Auckland was unable to complete preparations in time  the regatta would be moved to Italy  but it was not a warning shot to the government.\n“We need to give certainties to teams ”  he  said.",
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            "input": "Story highlights  Channing Tatum  announced on social media that  he  will be pulling a film project that was in the works with The Weinstein Company\nTatum was set to make  his  directorial debut based on the book \"Forgive Me  Leonard Peacock \" by Matthew Quick\n(CNN)  Channing Tatum  is stepping down from a film project  he  had in development with The Weinstein Company.\n The actor  was set to make  his  directorial debut alongside Reid Carolin in \"Forgive Me  Leonard Peacock \" based on the book by Matthew Quick.\n Tatum  made the announcement Wednesday on  his  social media accounts.",
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            "input": "President Donald Trump confirmed that he spoke with  Roy Moore  in the wake of  his  Senate primary victory in Alabama on Tuesday.\n“Spoke to  Roy Moore  of Alabama last night for the first time ” Trump wrote on Twitter Wednesday morning. “Sounds like a really great guy who ran a fantastic race. He will help to #MAGA!”\nSpoke to  Roy Moore  of Alabama last night for the first time. Sounds like a really great guy who ran a fantastic race. He will help to #MAGA! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 27  2017\nAccording to  Breitbart News reporter Matthew Boyle  Trump called Judge Roy Moore  and spoke with  him  on the phone for about five minutes.\n Moore  beat the establishment candidate Senator Luther Strange  who was endorsed by Trump by nearly 10 points.\n The president  also congratulated  Moore  on Twitter for  his  election victory on Tuesday.\nCongratulations to  Roy Moore  on  his  Republican Primary win in Alabama. Luther Strange started way back & ran a good race.  Roy   WIN in Dec! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 27  2017\n“Congratulations to  Roy Moore  on  his  Republican Primary win in Alabama. Luther Strange started way back & ran a good race ” he wrote. “ Roy   WIN in Dec!”",
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            "input": "In one episode from the show  the heroine Ola is introduced to what seems to be the perfect suitor. Handsome  cultured  well-mannered  he has a good job and lives in Italy. Giddy that her long search may be ending  she then discovers the catch: He's already married to an Italian woman. His mother  he explains  wants him to take a second  Egyptian wife -- he's allowed four wives under Egypt's Islamic-based laws -- to force him to spend more time back home in Egypt.\n As a furious Ola and her parents throw him out of their home  his mother snorts  \"We don't need you. There's a lot of families and even more available girls.\"\nOla and her parents throw him out of their home  his mother snorts  \"We don't need you. There's a lot of families and even more available girls.\"\n \"If Ola's goal was just to get married she would have accepted the first man to enter her life \" the 30-year-old (and unmarried) Abdel-Aal said of her main character. \"But when she realizes that he is not suitable  either due to his mentality or education level or character  she refuses him and moves on. She is looking for someone who will help to complete her life.\"",
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            "input": "PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czechs voted on Friday in an election expected to hand power to businessman Andrej Babis who has won popular support by pledging to sweep aside traditional parties  boost investment and keep out refugees  but faces a criminal probe for suspected fraud.\n“We want to form a government and show people that government can work differently to what they are used to. We would be (more) in touch with them ”  Babis  said after voting in the Prague suburb where  he  lives.\n Babis ’s support has weathered investigation into tax strategies at  his  empire of food  chemicals  farming and media -- worth an estimated $4 billion -- that  he  owned until moving it to a trust fund this year.\n He  has also been charged by police with fraud on suspicion that  he  hid ownership of a farm and a conference center so it could receive a 2 million euro subsidy in 2008.  He  denies any wrongdoing.",
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            "input": "Broward County police admitted that even more warning flags were missed that could have prevented  the horrible shooting by Nikolas Cruz at a Florida high school .\nThe Miami Herald reports that a tipster called the Broward Sheriff’s Office warning them that  Cruz  “could be a school shooter in the making.” Deputies neglected to write up the warning in a report.\nTwo weeks prior to that tip being called in  a relative of  Cruz  also told police that they should seize his weapons.\nAstoundingly  a third report was missed when two years before  the shooting a deputy  investigated a warning about  Cruz  saying  he  “planned to shoot up the school.”",
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            "input": "French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire  said  he  wanted the EU to adopt new rules on taxing digital companies next year  while in Germany  the two parties seeking to form the next government said they wanted a new Europe-wide corporate tax system to stamp out multinational tax avoidance.\nâItâs not possible  not sustainable  that we tax manufacturing industries while billions in profits earned by GAFAs on European soil evaporate â  Le Maire  said  citing an acronym commonly used in Europe top describe tech giants including Google  Apple  Facebook and Amazon.com Inc.\n Le Maire  said countries should not go easy on the tech giants to lure investment.\nâKissing the feet of GAFAs wonât ensure our prosperity â  Le Maire  said.\n He  said that the companies should be paying billions of euros annually in EU tax.\nâBut we wonât be slowed down or blocked by technicalities â  he  added.",
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            "input": "Gov. Jim Justice  is expected to quickly sign the deal.\nBoth  Justice  and the West Virginia Education Association celebrated the agreement even before members of the state's House and Senate convened a conference committee to discuss it.\n\"I stood rock solid on the 5% Teacher pay raise and delivered. Not only this  but my staff and I made additional cuts which will give all State employees 5% as well  \" Justice  tweeted. \"All the focus should have always been on fairness and getting the kids back in school.\"\n\"WE WON!\" the union exclaimed just minutes later in a tweet of its own  and it posted a Facebook video of teachers erupting in cheers in the Capitol. The demonstrators gathered there shouted chants of \"Sign it! Sign it!\" as  Justice  waded into the crowd.",
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            "input": "Jim Reidy   an employment lawyer based in Manchester  N.H.  hears a fair amount about office holiday parties gone wrong. Last year  the high-profile CEO of a local company kicked things off by hanging mistletoe from the front of  his  pants belt   Reidy  says  \"dancing around and making suggestions [saying ] 'It's the holidays  can't you see the mistletoe?' \"\n\"[The CEO's] response was  'I was kidding; everybody knows I'm kidding ' \" Reidy says  but evidently many employees did not see it that way.\n\"There were also a segment of people saying  'Do I say something ' \" Reidy says. But there was also the fear for retaliation or being seen as the buzzkill without a sense of humor. \"That's emblematic of why a lot of employers have gotten away from\" holiday parties  he says.\nThis was a good year for many companies and they have cash to spend on parties. One CareerBuilder survey found 71 percent of employers are hosting holiday parties this year  up 10 percentage points from a decade ago. But  Reidy   who recently surveyed about 40 companies in  his  area  found that this year more than half opted to go non-alcoholic at their shindigs.\nFor those serving alcohol   Reidy  advises other measures  like limiting the length of the party  or holding the event during the day and inviting spouses and children. Overall  says  Reidy   workplace parties are far tamer than they were back in the 1980s and '90s.",
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            "input": "Russia and Belarus on Wednesday signed a new deal on Russian oil deliveries to Belarus  Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin said  ending a month-long dispute that had raised fears European supplies could be threatened.\n \"Today a large number of documents have been signed \" Sechin told Russian President Dmitry Medvedev at a meeting  in comments published on the government web site.\n Sechin said the documents signed involved changes to previous agreements on the delivery of crude oil to Belarus and the method of setting prices for the sale of Russian oil.\n Sechin said he and his Belarussian counterpart had also signed a joint declaration pledging uninterrupted transit of Russian oil across Belarus to third countries.\n Sechin said that Russia agreed to compromise on \"harsh\" conditions because of the special relationship between the neighbouring Slavic countries.\n \"The position of the Belarussian side was very harsh for us. We agreed to a number of compromises  bearing in mind the special relationship with a brother republic  with the people of Belarus \" Sechin said.\n Sechin called the signed documents \"very balanced\" and \"representing a compromise.\"\n In televised comments to Sechin  Medvedev said the Russian position was to \"give our Belarussian partners the opportunity to work by providing delivery for internal use at a reduced price and on the other side to guarantee transit.\"",
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                "Igor Sechin"
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            "input": "Michael Pogwizd  said  he  was fueling up at a Hickory Hills gas station about 6 a.m. when a car pulling into the lot slid uncontrollably into the pump  knocking it onto Pogwizd’s Chevy Malibu.\nA small fire broke out  which  Pogwizd  captured in a photograph before putting it out with an extinguisher. Two other crashes happened in the lot soon thereafter  said Hickory Hills police Lt. Tim Stevens.\n“It was like a crazy ice-dancing car show ”  Pogwizd  said. “The policeman even said he’d never seen anything like this in 15 years.”\n Pogwizd  said his car was still under the gas pump 3½ hours later because authorities were treating it as a hazmat scene. But he was looking on the bright side: His boss gave him the day off  he said  “Plus  (the gas station) is giving me free food and coffee  so it’s not that bad.”",
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            "input": "The drum beat that opened  Taylor Swift ’s 1989 made a slow  simple  statement: “1 … 2 … 3 … and 4!” at a pace roughly appropriate for lurching along in a grocery line  with a regularity that even the most drunken campfire-side clapper couldn’t mess up. The song  “Welcome to New York ” kicked off her supposed first “official pop album” with a portrait of glorious naivety.  Swift  was the country girl just arrived in the big city  amazed by all  she  saw: the lights  the sounds  the homosexuals.  Her  gait was accordingly untroubled  steady  optimistic: “It’s a new soundtrack / I could dance to this beat forevermore.”\nThe album that followed largely stayed in that shiny  straightforward mode.  She  was open-hearted yet unflappable  whether brushing off criticism (“Shake It Off”)  lightly dressing the wounds of breakups (“All You Had to Do Was Stay”)  or memorializing the thrill of a new relationship (“Out of the Woods”). Slabs of synth and driving  steady beats cast a movie-trailer glow of enchantment. Reviewers noted that this mode actually broke from recent pop trends  spurning the influence of hip-hop and R&B  as well as some of the grim moodiness creeping onto the charts. The video for “Shake It Off” even poked fun at the idea that  Swift  might start imitating Nicki Minaj like some of her contemporaries.\nTwo songs didn’t quite fit that pattern  though. One was “Blank Space ” a masterwork of hip-hop-adjacent sarcasm. The legendary pop producers Max Martin and Shellback threaded together a high  whistling harmony and kick-drum/snare pattern over which  Swift  sneered rapid clusters of syllables about being a man-eater. “Bad Blood ” too  waged war in what sounded like a personal feud over modern jock-jam thump. It got an extra layer of syncopation for the Kendrick Lamar remix that  like “Blank Space ” enjoyed a run at No. 1 on the Hot 100.\nThe rumors about the recording sessions for  Swift ’s forthcoming album Reputation were that they’d see her  finally  diving into hip-hop and R&B. Those reports drew immediate skepticism  as it was hard to imagine how such a change might work for  Swift  without  her  seeming ridiculous. But it now appears the rumors were true  though the question of ridiculousness hasn’t quite gone away. Where 1989 was sleek and stiff and retro  Reputation’s songs so far have been busier  choppier  and decidedly modern—which is to say  rap-influenced. They also  perhaps not coincidentally  spotlight a persona that’s the opposite of the one in “Welcome to New York.”  This Taylor Swift  is jaded rather than inexperienced. And  she ’s aggressive.",
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            "input": "California Gov. Jerry Brown (D)  delivers  his  final State of the State address in Sacramento on Jan. 25. Democrats who want to replace  him  are aiming even further left in a state already known for its liberal politics. (Pool/Reuters)\nHere in the self-labeled “state of resistance ” the political debate is being pushed further left without any sign of a Republican renaissance to serve as a check on spending and social policy ambitions. Even some Republicans are concerned about the departure of Gov. Jerry Brown (D)  who proved to be fiscally cautious after inheriting a state seven years ago in deep recession.\n“You are going to be talking about Democrat-on-Democrat crime  for the most part ” said Bill Whalen  a research fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. “What also is certain is that the next governor is going to be more progressive than Jerry Brown.”\nIn his final State of the State address on Jan. 25   Brown  said California is “prospering ” a nod to a growing economy that is the sixth-largest in the world.\nBut in an interview after the speech   Brown  said that “does not mean all Californians are prospering ” and  he  made a distinction between the coastal “consulting class” and rural laborers whose “culture of working with their hands” is disappearing.\n“The state is more divided ”  Brown  said. “And it’s divided this way right across the country.”\n Brown  said  he  is uncertain whether  he  will endorse in the race to succeed  him   even though Newsom also is a Bay Area Democrat who  on climate change in particular  supports the governor’s policies. Some of  Brown ’s transportation initiatives  including a high-speed rail project from Los Angeles to San Francisco that is bursting its budget  remain in question.\n“I don’t think the people of Tulare County or Modoc County want to hear from  Jerry Brown  on who to vote for. Maybe the people in Oakland would  I don’t know ”  Brown  said. “I’ll decide what to do based on 45 years of campaigning in this state.”",
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            "input": "The former minister Manouchehr Mottaki said he was caught unaware when President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced the decision to fire him while he was away on a diplomatic mission in Senegal  Mehr new agency reported. Ahmadinejad appointed nuclear chief Ali Akbar Salehi as acting foreign minister.\n Mottaki added his criticism to an outcry by parliament members who rival Ahmadinejad from within his own conservative camp. He said that he was not told about the dismissal before or during his trip.\n \"Dismissing a minister during a mission is un-Islamic  undiplomatic and offensive \" Mottaki said. \"I was never informed.\"\n On Saturday  Mohammad Reza Rahimi  Iran's first vice president  claimed during a farewell ceremony for Mottaki that he knew he was going to be replaced ahead of his Africa trip. Mottaki did not attend the ceremony and said Sunday he was not informed about it  calling the planning \"ridiculous.\"\n Mottaki said he met Ahmadinejad before leaving for Africa but nobody told him he was about to be sacked.\n Ali Larijani  parliament speaker and a close ally of Mottaki  said during a speech in an open session of parliament that he appreciated Mottaki's service.\n Ali Motahari  one of the lawmakers opposed to Ahmadinejad  told Khabaronline news website Sunday that Mottaki learned about his dismissal from Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade.\n Unlike Mottaki  Bazrpash is little-known abroad  but he has made his mark domestically with sharply-worded attacks on Ahmadinejad's opponents  and it was not immediately clear what could have prompted his firing.\n In the past few months  Mottaki had challenged Ahmadinejad's plan to appoint his own special foreign envoys to key areas such as the Middle East  Afghanistan and the Caspian Sea region. Mottaki won that round after reportedly getting Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to intervene. Ahmadinejad eventually reclassified the envoy posts as advisers.",
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            "input": "A second actress has come forward to accuse  Dustin Hoffman  of allegations of sexual harassment.\nKathryn Rossetter  who co-starred with  Hoffman  in \"Death of a Salesman\" on Broadway in 1983  says the Oscar-winner would grope her nightly  demand foot rubs and once pulled her slip over her head to expose her breasts in front of the crew.\nRossetter told her account in The Hollywood Reporter on Friday  which comes a month after actress Anna Graham Hunter alleged  Hoffman  groped her and made inappropriate comments when she was a 17-year-old intern on the set of the 1985 TV movie \"Death of a Salesman.\"\nHoffman's representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment. But  Hoffman  has previously denied abusing Hunter  saying her allegations were \"not reflective of who I am.\"\nJohn Oliver grills  Dustin Hoffman  over sexual harassment allegation\n Dustin Hoffman  apologizes for alleged harassment",
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            "input": "Cruz : When Robbie returned my junior independent research paper , the front corner was folded over . \nIn the four years since he made national headlines for his infamous marathon speech against Obamacare , Senator Ted Cruz has become a household name -- first as an ambitious young senator , then as a presidential candidate . \nKitchener : You were already a well-respected professor by the time Senator Cruz arrived at Princeton . \nRead more But 25 years ago , Cruz was an undergraduate student at Princeton . \nGeorge was Cruz 's constitutional-law professor and his thesis adviser . \nCruz credits George with pushing him to not only think about the Constitution more deeply , but to constantly revisit his own beliefs . \nOn the presidential campaign trail , Cruz regularly turned to George for advice . \nFor The Atlantic 's series \"On the Shoulders of Giants ,\" I spoke with Cruz and George about their mentor-mentee relationship . \nCaroline Kitchener : How is the Ted Cruz that you know today different from the Ted Cruz that you knew when he was a student ? \nTed Cruz : If you were a person on the left , you had a multitude of mentors available on the faculty . \nCruz : Professor George is scrupulously fair . \nKitchener : Senator Cruz , when you think back on your time at school with Professor George , what memory sticks out most ?",
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            "input": "JERUSALEM  Israel –  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  addressed the Israeli people shortly after the Israel Police announced they were recommending that  Netanyahu  be indicted for bribery and corruption.\nAfter months of speculation  investigations and leaks to the press  Israeli police recommended that Israeli Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit indict  Netanyahu  on charges of accepting bribes and “breach of trust.” The recommendations are a political bombshell in Israel.  Netanyahu ’s speech following the announcement was covered by all of Israel’s major networks.\nIn a speech on prime time television   Netanyahu  defended  himself  saying everything  he  ever did as prime minister was for “the good of the country.”\nMUST READ: Three Things You Should Know about the Charges against  Netanyahu \n Netanyahu  pointed out that  he  had been Israel’s ambassador to the UN and had developed the economy.\nIn fact   Israel’s  economy has flourished and it remained fairly strong when world economies were shaken in 2008.\n Netanyahu  said  he  had worked “ as prime minister of Israel to build our country  develop it  and above all to defend it.”\n Netanyahu  vowed to work around the clock as  he  had always done to continue to lead the country.\n Netanyahu  has not been indicted yet but even if the Attorney General recommends indictment   it ’s possible  Netanyahu  could remain in office.  It ’s also possible the attorney general could dismiss the charges or it could take months for him to make a decision.\nThe police investigated  Netanyahu  in two separate cases known as Case 1000 and Case 2000.\nCase 1000 involves the contention that  Netanyahu  and  his  wife  Sara  received gifts of cigars  champagne and jewelry from Hollywood producer Arnon Milchen and Australian millionaire James Packer worth hundreds of thousands of dollars in return for  Netanyahu  pushing for what’s called the “Milchan Law.” That law would cut taxes for those Israelis who come back to Israel after being out of the country for a period of time.\nCase 2000 asserts  Netanyahu  made a deal with Arnon Mozes  the publisher of one of Israel’s most popular daily newspapers Yedioth Ahronoth. The arrangement supposedly allowed  the prime minister  to receive more favorable coverage from Yehdioth Ahronoth if  Netanyahu  agreed to weaken  its  rival daily newspaper known as Israel Hayom  owned by casino magnate Sheldon Adelson.\nNetanyahu's political rivals are jockeying for position to take advantage of these charges.",
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            "input": "\"Today there was a loss of innocent life in lower Manhattan \" NYPD commissioner James O'Neill said at a Tuesday press conference.\nThe suspect then emerged brandishing what police called \"imitation firearms.\" A pellet gun and a paintball gun were recovered at the scene   O'Neill  said.\nAn officer shot  him  in the abdomen and he was transported to the hospital.\n O'Neill  said statements the suspect made and the nature of the attack led investigators to believe it was an act of terror.  He  did not specify what those statements were.",
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            "input": "BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon’s Shi‘ite Hezbollah group on Sunday accused Saudi Arabia of forcing  Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri  to quit  and called for calm in an effort to contain the political crisis unleashed by  his  resignation.\nLebanese President Michel Aoun meets with  Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri  at the presidential palace in Baabda  Lebanon  September 28  2017. Dalati Nohra/Handout via REUTERS\nSayyed Hassan Nasrallah  the leader of Iran-backed Hezbollah  said there should be no political escalation in response to  Hariri ’s declaration on Saturday  which was made from Saudi Arabia and came as surprise even to his aides.\n Hariri   in a televised speech  said there was a plot to kill him  and accused Hezbollah and its Iranian backers of sowing strife in the Arab world.\nNasrallah said “legitimate questions” were being asked over whether  Hariri  had been detained in Saudi Arabia  where news emerged on Sunday that royals  ministers and investors had been arrested in an anti-corruption purge.\nSpeaking in a televised address  Nasrallah said: “The resignation was a Saudi decision dictated to  Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri  and was forced on  him .”\nNasrallah said Lebanon’s political leaders expected  Hariri  to return to Lebanon on Thursday “if  he  is allowed” to travel.\nSunni Muslim Saudi Arabia  a political ally of  Hariri   is locked in a bitter tussle for power across the Middle East with Shi‘ite Iran and its allies  including Hezbollah.\nLebanese President Michel Aoun will not accept  Hariri ’s resignation until  he  returns to Lebanon to explain his reasons  palace sources said on Sunday  delaying for now the politically difficult consultations over his successor.\nNasrallah said he would not comment on accusations leveled against Hezbollah by  Hariri   describing his resignation announcement as a Saudi statement.\n Hariri ’s resignation toppled a coalition government that included Hezbollah  thrusting Lebanon back into the frontline of the Saudi-Iranian regional rivalry and risking an open-ended political crisis.\nNasrallah said he had thought things were going well and had not wanted  Hariri  to quit.\n Hariri  allies in Lebanon have denied suggestions he had been detained and a photograph was published on his Twitter account showing him with Saudi Arabia’s newly appointed ambassador to Lebanon  Walid al-Yaaqoub.\nNews of high-level arrests in Saudi Arabia fueled social media speculation in Lebanon that Hariri  a Saudi national  was a target. Nasrallah said “there was legitimate concern”  asking if  Hariri  had anything to do “with this internal struggle between the princes”.\nSaudi-owned newspaper Asharq al-Awsat cited unnamed sources close to  Hariri  as speculating that  he  would probably remain outside Lebanon because of the security threat against  him .\nIn Lebanon’s sectarian system the president must be a Maronite Catholic  the prime minister a Sunni and the speaker of parliament a Shi‘ite.  Hariri  is Lebanon’s most influential Sunni politician.",
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            "input": "Rachael Denhollander  was the first woman to publicly accuse former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar of sexual abuse. As  she  worked to find justice for  herself  and the doctor’s other victims   Denhollander  began to turn a critical eye on a community that  she  depended on dearly for support ―  her  church.\nIt soon became clear to  her  that when it comes to properly caring for survivors of sexual abuse  the church has a long way to go ― and experts HuffPost spoke to agree.\n Denhollander  opened up about  her  disappointment with the American evangelical church in an interview Wednesday with Christianity Today’s Morgan Lee.\n Denhollander  was one of more than 150 survivors who shared statements in court during Nassar’s sentencing hearing. In  her  statement   Denhollander  spoke about how  her  advocacy for sexual assault victims “cost me my church and our closest friends.”\n Brendan McDermid / Reuters Rachael Denhollander (center)  listens as Larry Nassar is sentenced.\n Denhollander  said one of the biggest struggles  she  faced was trying to come to terms with what happened to  her  from a spiritual perspective.  She  told Christianity Today that  she  initially wondered why God didn’t prevent the abuse  and if  she  was “stained” by it. Over the years   she  came to realize that church teachings sometimes can be used to “mitigate and to minimize” victims’ suffering.\n″[Christians] can tend to gloss over the devastation of any kind of suffering but especially sexual assault  with Christian platitudes like God works all things together for good or God is sovereign ”  she  told Christianity Today. “Those are very good and glorious biblical truths  but when they are misapplied in a way to dampen the horror of evil  they ultimately dampen the goodness of God.”\nJEFF KOWALSKY via Getty Images Rachael Denhollander first came forward with public accusations against Nassar in 2016.\n Denhollander  first went public with her accusations in The Indianapolis Star in September 2016. At the time  she and her husband were attending a church in Louisville  Kentucky. She claimed the church was “directly” involved in supporting a local pastor who had been accused of covering up child sex abuse. When  Denhollander  spoke up on behalf of survivors   it  caused a rift between her and the leaders of her church. She said some elders even used her personal story of sexual abuse as a weapon against her  claiming that the assault had clouded her judgment as an advocate.\nIn the interview with Christianity Today   Denhollander  made it clear that she feels the problem is bigger than one individual congregation. She believes the American evangelical church as a whole has to work much harder to appropriately respond to abuse allegations from survivors.\n“The only reason I am able to have the support of these leaders now is because I am speaking out against an organization not within their community ”  Denhollander  said. “Had I been so unfortunate so as to have been victimized by someone in their community ... I would be massively shunned. That’s the reality.”\n“Having communicated with hundreds of clergy sex abuse survivors over the past decade  and based on my personal experience as well  I can say that  Rachael ’s statement is absolutely true in its assessment of how abysmally evangelical leaders would react if  she  had been victimized by someone within their own community ” Brown told HuffPost. “ Rachael ’s statement should serve as a challenge to evangelical faith groups to at least come up to speed with the basic norms of accountability structures.”",
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            "input": "The coder and artist Brannon Dorsey (previously) wondered about the potential of \"browser based botnets\" -- running Javascript on tons of machines  stitched together into one massively parallel computer.\nBut that Javascript generally only hits you if you visit the site hosting it.  Dorsey  wondered if there was a faster  more efficient way to inject malicious Javascript into tons of browsers.\nAnd  he  discovered that there was: Online ad networks! Anyone can make an account  create an ad with god-knows-what Javascript in it  then pay to have the network serve that ad up to thousands of browser.\nSo that's what  Dorsey  did -- very successfully. Within about three hours   his  code (experimental  not malicious  apart from surreptitiously chewing up processing resources) was running on 117 852 web browsers  on 30 234 unique IP addresses. Adtech  it turns out  is a superb vector for injecting malware around the planet.\nSome other fun details:  Dorsey  found that when people loaded  his  ad  they left the tab open an average of 15 minutes. That gave  him  huge amounts of compute time -- 327 full days  in fact  for about $15 in ad purchase. To see what such a botnet could do   he  created one to run a denial-of-service attack (against  his  own site  just to see if it worked: It did pretty well).  He  got another to mine the cryptocurrency Monero  at rates that will be profitable if Monero goes much higher.\nThe most interesting experiment was in writing an adtech-botnet to store and serve Bittorrent files  via Webtorrent. That worked pretty well too:  He  got 180 175 browsers to run  his  torrent file in 24 hours  with a 702 Mbps upload speed for the entire network.",
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            "input": "Goldsmith Akis Goumas  is currently attempting to replicate the stone in hard wax or burnt clay to understand the movements  shape and size of the handheld tools used.\nIn tracing the tool marks on the sealstone   Goumas  speculates that the craftsman may have used a rotating wooden lathe with a sharp edge to engrave the stone.\n He  thinks one artisan did the basic  three-dimensional engraving while another completed the secondary work.\n\"It isn't one craftsman's work because we can see different qualities of dexterity in the synthesis \"  he  told CNN over email.\nWhile  Goumas  may soon have answers as to how  it  was fashioned 3 500 years ago  Stocker says we will probably never know how  it  came into the Griffin Warrior's possession.",
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            "input": "CLOSE SportsPulse: USA TODAY Sports' NFL experts tell you who's going to win the biggest matchups of Week 16.  USA TODAY Sports\nPittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker James Harrison (92)  takes the field against the New York Giants at Heinz Field. (Photo: Charles LeClaire  USA TODAY Sports)\n The Pittsburgh Steelers  have parted ways with one of  their  all-time greats.\n Linebacker James Harrison  the franchise's career sack leader   was released by  the team  on Saturday.\nIn a corresponding move   the Steelers  activated offensive starting Marcus Gilbert  who missed the previous four games while serving a suspension for violating the league's policy on performance enhancing substances.\nMore: Your complete fantasy football guide to  Week 16\nHarrison  has 80 1/2 sacks in 15 years  14 of which have been spent in Pittsburgh.  He  has played in just five games and logged three tackles this season  however  as rookie T.J. Watt took over a starting role.\nA five-time Pro Bowl selection and the 2008 defensive player of the year   Harrison  began with  the Steelers  as an undrafted free agent out of Kent State in 2002.  He  did not become a full-time starter until  he  was 29  but  he  recorded 54 sacks in  his  first five seasons in the role.\n Harrison 's 100-yard return of a Kurt Warner interception in Super Bowl XLII was one of the defining moments of Pittsburgh's win over the Arizona Cardinals and remains one of the most iconic moments in the game's history.\n Harrison  briefly retired after spending the 2013 season with the rival Cincinnati Bengals but returned to  the Steelers  in September 2014.",
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            "input": "Dustin Johnson  left  and Wayne Gretzky  right  walk to the second tee of the Spyglass Hill Golf Course during the first round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. (Photo: Eric Risberg  AP)\nIn front of a large mobile gallery on a spectacular day on the Monterey Peninsula during the first round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am   Dustin Johnson  and Wayne Gretzky joked  their  way through 18 holes and played superbly as a team on the historically toughest golf course of the three layouts used in this event. Gretzky  who plays fast and clutches a cigar as much as he takes hold of a golf club  got things going by making a birdie for the first time in his golf career on the par-5 first at Spyglass and  getting a stroke because of his handicap   the team  was 2-under-par after one hole.\nWhile Gretzky added another birdie on the par-5 seventh and a clutch par on 16 for birdie   Johnson  was overpowering the seaside and tree-lined course with six birdies en route to a 5-under-par 67. As a team  they shot 65.\n Johnson   who kicked off the year with a win in the Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii  is on the first page of the leaderboard and in position to win for the third time here.\n Johnson  and Gretzky have had a visible bond since  Johnson  started dating Gretzky’s daughter  Paulina  in 2012. Back then   Johnson  was ranked in the 20s – a freak of talent and power who  while winning a tournament a year  fell short of joining the elite class as  he  struggled with  his  short game and course management and didn’t buy in 100% to preparation.\nA shift to Butch Harmon as his swing coach paid dividends as  Johnson  has become one of the most feared in the game from 150 yards and in.  Johnson  became a gym rat and severely cut down the times  he  painted the town red at night.  Johnson  also became a father  as  he  and Paulina (they are engaged) are the parents of two young boys – Tatum and River Jones.\nAnd  Johnson  has credited Gretzky’s guidance and advice for  his  ascension up the world rankings.  Johnson  often picked the NHL icon’s brain and said Gretzky’s support and belief did wonders for  his  confidence. The two quickly became regular golf partners and talked for hours about how to handle sports fame  pressure and expectations  with Gretzky  in  his  mentoring ways  always stressing to never settle.\nAs  Johnson  changed  his  habits   his  world ranking changed.  He  was 23rd in the world at the end of 2012  16th at the end of 2013  19th at the end of 2014  eighth at the end of 2015 and third at the end of 2016  when  he  won three of  his  17 PGA Tour titles  including  his  first major championship at the U.S. Open.  He  became No. 1 when  he  won at Riviera Country Club in February of last year and has stayed there for 51 weeks as  he ’s piled up four more wins.\n He  has no intentions of leaving.\n“There are a lot of really good players that are playing really well right now  so it's going to be tough for me to keep it ”  Johnson  said. “But if I keep playing like I am and how I should  I'll be there at the end of the year.”",
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            "input": "(Reuters) - West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic admits he is one of many Premier League managers facing speculation over their futures but the Croat said the pressure makes him more determined to improve results.\nWest Ham United manager Slaven Bilic before the match. Action Images via Reuters/Paul Childs\nEverton’s Ronald Koeman became the third managerial casualty of the Premier League season on Monday and  Bilic  is at risk of suffering the same fate if  he  does not turn things around after last Friday’s 3-0 home loss to Brighton and Hove Albion.\nWest Ham are 16th in the table with eight points from nine games but  Bilic  said  he  would not walk away from the challenge.\n“You ask me about Koeman  there are always three  four  five managers in those positions and I‘m definitely one of them ”  Bilic  said ahead of the League Cup fourth round clash at Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday.\nBritish media reports said West Ham’s owners have given  Bilic  the next two games to turn things around and save  his  job but the 49-year-old is not worried.",
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            "input": "Weng Tojirakarn  a key protest leader  said Tuesday night that the group was sticking to its demand that Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva immediately dissolve Parliament and hold elections. But he canceled an earlier announced \"offensive\" against the army camp.\n Weng said the \"Red Shirt\" protesters would decide what step to take next after the end Friday of a raucous three-day celebration of Thai New Year  which doused some of the tension that have kept Bangkok on knife-edge since March 12.\n \"This is such a great relief from politics \" said Jetsada Pinyomongkol  brandishing a giant pink-and-yellow water gun. \"I think many people get sick of it. Everywhere you turn to itit's Red Shirt this  government that. It's great that we could put the differences aside for at least today.\"\n At loggerheads in the yearslong struggle for power in Thailand are the rural supporters of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra -- whose ouster in a 2006 coup exposed the country's deep political divisions -- and the traditional ruling elite represented by Abhisit and his allies. The Red Shirts claim Abhisit  whose supporters include business leaders  the military brass and members of the urban middle class  took power illegitimately.",
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            "input": "These American billionaires also share a few quirks: Microsoft founder Bill Gates  Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg   Oracle founder Larry Ellison  dropped out of college. Jeff Bezos  Larry Page and Sergey Brin all went to Montessori schools  where children are encouraged to think independently and creatively rather than following traditional rules. It seems  too  that billionaires really like houses in Hawaii.\nAs is the case with the richest women in America  the richest people in America donate a lot of money to causes they care about. Some of the men on this list have donated hundreds of millions into research designed to improve human lifespan and eradicate dangerous diseases  such as Alzheimer’s disease and cancer. Warren Buffett  Gates  Zuckerberg  and  Ellison  have gone a step further and promised to give their fortunes away as part of The Giving Pledge  an initiative designed by Buffett and Gates to encourage billionaires to funnel their vast wealth to philanthropy.\n6.  Larry Ellison\nOracle CEO Larry Ellison  speaks during an event at the company's headquarters in Redwood City  Calif. in 2014 David Paul Morris-Bloomberg via Getty Images\n Ellison   73 — another college dropout — co-founded the software firm Oracle in 1977. In addition to owning about 25% of the company  he also owns the entire Hawaiian island of Lanai  a sailing team and even an entire tennis tournament  the New York Times reports.\nWhile known for living large (the billionaire owns a 288-foot yatch)   Ellison  started out with modest ambitions.  His  parents  who adopted  him  when  he  was nine months old  wanted  him  to be a doctor  but  he  left school when  he  realized medicine didn’t interest  him .  He  moved to California and worked as a computer programmer and a rock-climbing instructor and river guide  according to the Times. At this point   Ellison  said  he  was “pretty happy with  his  life.”\nBut after a series of jobs   he  became part of a company working to establish a new type of software database. That company would become Oracle  now one of the largest software companies in the world.\n Ellison   like other titans on this list  is interested in extending human lifespan  and has given over $330 million for research into aging and related diseases.\nFour-times divorced   Ellison  has two adult children and calls  his  $70 million Woodside  Calif. estate home. However   Ellison ’s massive real estate portfolio means  he  never spends much time in one place.  He  owns additional properties in Japan  San Francisco  Malibu  Lake Tahoe and Rhode Island.",
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            "input": "However   former market regulator Bart Chilton  believes trading bitcoin futures will be safe and could actually help stabilize the cryptocurrency   he  told CNBC on Thursday.\nChicago-based Cboe Global Markets is set to launch bitcoin futures on Sunday  and CME  the world's largest futures exchange  is planning to launch its futures product next week. Both exchanges are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission  which  Chilton  used to head.\n\"They know what they are doing in these markets. CME is the most liquid  diverse traded futures contracts around the world \"  Chilton  said in an interview with CNBC's \"Power Lunch.\"\nChilton said the CME and Cboe know what the risks are and are very adept at setting their margins  which are constantly adjusted in things that are more volatile.\n Chilton  has long been a proponent of regulating the digital currency  which has no central authority.  Its  transactions are recorded in an anonymous public log called the blockchain.\n\"It doesn't have to be a full-throated regulation that thwarts innovation. I support digital currencies. But there needs to be some consumer protections \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "Donna Brazile . (Joe Raedle/Associated Press)\nOn Thursday  former Democratic National Committee interim chair  Donna Brazile  made a surprising revelation: An August 2015 agreement gave Hillary Clinton’s campaign partial control of the DNC months prior to Clinton winning the nomination. The “agreement was not illegal ”  Brazile  writes  “but it sure looked unethical.” The news reignited a debate among politicos and activists over whether the DNC influenced the Democratic primary. Whether the primary was “rigged” or just business as usual though  Brazile’s allegations are only the latest evidence of the Democratic Party’s troubles  and why the party establishment is ill-equipped to solve them.\nStart with something that  Brazile ’s article doesn’t touch on: the electoral record. At the federal level  Republicans control the White House and both houses of Congress. The GOP House majority is at its largest in 70 years. Though two-thirds of the Senate seats contested in 2016 were held by Republicans  Democrats only gained two seats  losing races against very vulnerable GOP incumbents. At the state level  Republicans are at their strongest since the 1930s. Republicans control both the state legislatures and governorships in 24 states  compared with Democrats’ five. The GOP’s ruthless exploitation of gerrymandering — aided by its control of so many states — has helped increase GOP control  but much blame still lies with Democratic leaders.\nHere is what you need to know about the political storm sparked by  Donna Brazile 's allegations against the Clinton campaign. (Amber Ferguson Melissa Macaya/The Washington Post)\nThen there’s the financial mismanagement. Money troubles for the DNC are hardly unprecedented  but the struggles appear to have worsened considerably in the past few years.  Brazile  says that the party’s monthly expenditures had doubled in the previous five years  in large part because of former DNC chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz and President Barack Obama keeping expensive consultants on the payroll. (Given Democrats’ electoral failures  what these consultants were doing is anyone’s guess.) Of course  it’s in  Brazile ’s interest to blame things on  her  predecessor. But a former senior party official independently confirmed the troubles to the Intercept’s Ryan Grim  adding that the DNC was unable to make payroll in August 2015 and was “approaching the equivalent of bankruptcy.”",
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            "input": "Yolanda Vega (r.)  presents prize money to New York Lottery winner from Long Island Leelawatie Pittam (l.) inside Resorts World Casino on Tuesday  Nov. 28  2017 in Queens  New York. (Debbie Egan-Chin/New York Daily News)\n“You gotta keep playing ”  he  said. “You gotta be in it to win it.”\n He  wasn’t the only lucky winner announced Tuesday.\nShe was equally excited to meet Yolanda Vega  the lottery official who hands winners their oversized checks.",
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            "input": "Regina Lewis   32  worked for ​the ​not-for-profit Council of Peoples from February 2014 to June 2015  court papers charge  where she was responsible for creating case files for Sandy victims that detailed their needs and plans to rebuild their lives.\nFour cohorts  Ella Zlotina  Joal Livingston  Jamie Hughes and Christina Clover  were busted alongside  Lewis  for various roles in the scheme.\n Lewis  was held on $200 000 bond.\n Lewis ’ alleged scam was in no way related to Tuesday’s bust of Brooklyn ​Assemblywoman Pamela Harris  accused of looting some $60 000 in state and federal funds designated for disaster relief.",
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            "input": "SEE IT: Activist slams  Caitlyn Jenner  for support of Donald Trump\nPreston made waves when she confronted  Caitlin Jenner  in August over her endorsement of President Trump. (Taylor Jewell/Taylor Jewell/Invision/AP)\nPreston  who previously served as the editor-in-chief of Wear Your Voice magazine  went viral after confronting  Jenner  in August at a Trans Chorus of Los Angeles event for her endorsement of President Trump.\n“You’re a f--king fraud ” Preston told  Jenner  at the time. “It’s really f--ked up that you continue to support somebody...that’s erasing our f--king community. And you support it!”",
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            "input": "In an email Thursday to  The Associated Press  Col. Thomas F. Veale  said the coalition reported to the Russians the buildup of the pro-government forces in the area before the attack  and communicated with them during and after it. The Russian officials offered assurances that they would not engage the coalition forces in the area   Veale  said.\n“Pro-regime forces initiated hostilities with artillery pieces (howitzers). Additionally  Syrian pro-regime forces maneuvered T-55 and T-72 main battle tanks with supporting mortar fire in what appears to be a coordinated attack on Syrian Democratic Forces approximately 8 kilometers (5 miles) east of the Euphrates River de-confliction line in Khusham  Syria ”  Veale  said.\nAsked if Russia was responsible for not stopping the attack   Veale  said: “The de-confliction effort has served its purpose. Just as the coalition does not direct the operations of the SDF  the Russians do not direct operations of the Syrian regime.”\n Veale  said  they  suspect the Syrian pro-government forces were trying to seize terrain from the U.S.-backed forces liberated from IS militants last year  including major oil fields in the area.",
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            "input": "WHIO-TV reports  Tyra Patterson   now 42  was freed Monday  Christmas Day.\n Patterson  was convicted in the 1994 murder and robbery of 15-year-old Michelle Lai. She was one of five people charged with killing Lai and robbing her sister and three other girls.\n Patterson  did not fire the shot that killed Lai  but under Ohio law accomplices can get the same punishment as killers.\nCelebrity supporters of  her  innocence claims included documentary filmmaker Ken Burns  actress Alfre Woodard and “Mad Men” TV show creator Matthew Weiner.\n Patterson  was granted parole in October.  She  was being held at the Northeast Pre-Release Center in Cleveland.",
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            "input": "Sen. Rand Paul  R-Ky.  recovering from broken ribs and lung bruising he sustained in an alleged assault by a neighbor  is being told to expect federal charges in the case — indicating a possible alleged political motive  Fox News reported Thursday.\nJudge Andrew Napolitano told Fox News' Shepard Smith that unnamed sources inside the Kentucky Republican's Senate office say  Paul  has been told of expected federal charges against neighbor Rene Boucher.\n\"If they're considering federal charges  that obviously goes way beyond a simple assault charge —  he 's currently charged with a low level assault \" Napolitano told Smith.\n\"If it remains at the state level with broken ribs and water in the lungs  may very well be elevated to a felony and go to the county attorney \"  he  added. \"If they're looking at federal charges  it sounds like this was politically motivated.\"\n Paul 's injuries were initially reported as five broken ribs  but Wednesday  the senator tweeted he had six broken ribs and a pleural effusion — where fluid collects inside the membranes of the lung and chest wall outside the lung.\nBoucher pleaded not guilty Thursday to fourth-degree assault for the attack on  Paul  on the lawn of  his  Bowling Green home last Friday  a charge that carries a maximum penalty of a year in jail if convicted.",
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            "input": "\"I am announcing today that I will not seek reelection in 2018 ”  Rep. Joe Barton  said in a Thursday statement. “To the people of the 6th District  thank you for your support and friendship.\"\nBefore the messages were made public   Barton  had said  he  planned to run for an 18th term to the House.\nBut this week  another woman released online messages allegedly showing  Barton  steering the conversation toward sexual themes.\nKelly Canon  a Tea Party organizer in the Dallas suburb of Arlington  released a series of Facebook Messenger conversations with  Barton  from 2012 in which he asked things like if she was wearing panties.\nFirst reported by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram on Wednesday  the revelation comes a week after  Barton  apologized for a nude photo of  him  that circulated on social media.\nCanon later told The Associated Press that  she and Barton  exchanged online messages from around 2011 to 2015.  They  included  Barton  asking after midnight in June 2012 whether Canon was \"wearing a tank top only ... and no panties.\"  The congressman  was married at the time to  his  second wife but is now twice divorced.\n Barton  told The Dallas Morning News on Thursday that people “lost faith” in  him  over the situation.\n\"There are enough people who lost faith in  me  that it’s time to step aside and let there be a new voice for the 6th district in Washington  so I am not going to run for re-election \"  Barton  said.\nIt began when an anonymous account on Twitter last week posted a censored photo of a nude man and suggested it was  Barton . The account also tweeted a screenshot of a text message from \"Joe B\" using strongly sexual language.\n Barton  apologized and suggested the photo was taken while  he  was separated from  his  wife and had consensual relationships with other women.\n\"While separated from my second wife  prior to the divorce  I had sexual relationships with other mature adult women \"  Barton  said. \"Each was consensual. Those relationships have ended.”\nSome have defended  Barton   calling  him  a victim of “revenge porn.”  The congressman  said last week the Capitol Police offered to launch an investigation into the release and  he  accepted the offer.\n Barton   who was first elected to Congress in 1984  is the vice-chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.",
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            "input": "Australian muggles  squibs  witches and wizards alike should ready  their  galleons and raise a hefty tankard of Madam Rosmerta's famous mead.\n Harry Potter  and the Cursed Child is headed for Australia  opening in early 2019 at Melbourne's Princess Theatre. Performance dates and ticketing details are yet to be announced  so hold onto your sorting hats  Billywigs.\nThe announcement was made on Tuesday local time by producers Sonia Friedman and Colin Callender of Harry Potter Theatrical Productions.\n\"You can’t ever assume a new play is going to have a further life  but we knew that if  Harry Potter  and the Cursed Child did have a life beyond London and Broadway  that the next stop would be here.\"\nA scene featuring the original London cast of \" Harry Potter  and the Cursed Child.\" Image: Manuel Harlan\nHaven't had the chance to see the eighth  Harry Potter  instalment  the first official HP theatrical production? What've you been doing  repotting mandrakes?\n Harry Potter  and the Cursed Child is based on an original story by J.K. Rowling  Jack Thorne  and John Tiffany  adapted by Thorne for the stage and directed by John Tiffany.\nJamie Parker as  Harry Potter  from the Original London Company of ' Harry Potter  and the Cursed Child.' Image: manuel harlan",
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            "input": "Spencer Stone  Anthony Sadler and Alek Skarlatos had been thrilled when Clint Eastwood bought the rights to their book about the events on a Thalys high speed train in northern France in August 2015.\nImage copyright  AFP Image caption Spencer Stone  leaves the Lesquin hospital after treatment\nImage copyright Warner Bros Image caption Judy Greer (left) plays  Spencer Stone 's mother and Jenna Fischer plays that of Alek Skarlatos\n\"It was at a ceremony the year after the attack  \" Stone  recalls. \"And afterwards we all huddled up and decided we needed to say something to  him . So we went back into the greenroom and said we have this book coming out and you should make the movie! So Mr Eastwood said to send  him  the book and gave us  his  address.\"\n Image copyright Warner Bros Image caption Spencer Stone  opted for an army career as did Alek Skarlatos\nAfter school both  Stone and Skarlatos  opted for military careers - Stone in the US Air Force and Skarlatos in the Oregon Army National Guard. Did that military experience influence their split-second decision to try to take down El-Khazzani when he was intent on carnage?\n Image copyright Warner Bros Image caption Spencer Stone (right)  says  he  was driven by fear for  his  life\nStone  who moments before had been dozing  charged down the train aisle as El-Khazzani levelled an assault rifle at  him .\nBut the weapon didn't fire  possibly because a bullet was faulty.  Stone  ended up with severe gashes to  his  neck and thumb after El-Khazzani lashed out with a box-cutter as they struggled hand-to-hand. Skarlatos and Sadler came to  Stone 's assistance.\n\"I wasn't really thinking about everyone else: I was just thinking about  myself  \" says  Stone . \"I just saw that something had to be done.",
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            "input": "WARSAW  Poland (AP) —  A new art exhibition that explores the little-known connections Mexican artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera  had to Poland is bringing works inspired by Mexico's indigenous cultures to a European audience which rarely has the chance to see  them .\n \"Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera . Polish Context\" features iconic Kahlo self-portraits and paintings by Rivera alongside works by two Polish-born artists.\n The show  also tells the story of the mysterious disappearance of a Kahlo painting titled \"The Wounded Table\" after  it  was displayed in Poland in 1955.\nOne is the photographer Bernice Kolko  who took photos of  Kahlo  during the last years of  her  life  even intimate images of the artist on  her  death bed and at  her  funeral. The other is Fanny Rabel  who was a student of  Kahlo 's and an apprentice to Rivera  becoming one of the first female muralists in Mexico.\nCORRECTS SOURCE - Guests attend a preview of a new exhibition on Mexican artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in Poznan  Poland  on Tuesday Sept. 26  2017.  \"Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera . Polish Context\" features iconic Kahlo self-portraits  works by Rivera and the works of two Polish-born artists linked to the couple. It also recalls the mysterious disappearance of a  Kahlo  painting after it was displayed in Poland 62 years ago. (Maciej Kaczyński/CZ ZAMEK via AP)\nThe paintings on display include several of  Kahlo 's key works  including \"Self-portrait with Monkeys\" and \"Self-Portrait as Tehuana \" also known as \"Diego in My Thoughts.\" The painting shows  Kahlo  stuck in a web and with a small portrait of Rivera on  her  forehead  an apparent reference to  her  long obsession with the husband who betrayed  her  with other women.",
            "output": [
                "Frida Kahlo"
            ]
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            "input": "Tupelo police said  Steven Michael Hulbert  22  of Walls   allegedly fired multiple shots at a man in the west parking lot of the BancorpSouth Arena about 11:13 p.m. Friday. The man  who was shot in the chest  was released Saturday from North Mississippi Medical Center. His name was not released.\nMultiple media outlets report  Hulbert  is being held in the Lee County jail on $100 000 bond. It was unknown if he's represented by an attorney.  Hulbert 's initial court appearance is Monday.\nTupelo Police were already on scene as part of security for Aldean's concert and responded to the shots fired call.  Hulbert  was arrested after police stopped  his  vehicle before it left the parking lot.\nWitnesses said the shooting stemmed from an argument among a small group of men.  Hulbert  then pulled a pistol and fired four to six shots. Police said bullets hit the victim and struck multiple vehicles in the parking lot.",
            "output": [
                "Steven Michael Hulbert"
            ]
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            "input": "PYEONGCHANG  South Korea -- As she headed up the steepest  most grueling hill of her life in third place   Jessica Diggins  thought to  herself  just winning an Olympic medal was no longer good enough.  She  wanted more.  She  wanted gold.\n Diggins  dug deep  remembering all the years of training  she  had put in  and of all  her  teammates waiting for  her  at the finish line to bring home the United States' first medal ever in women's cross-country skiing - and then  she  let loose.\n Diggins  reached the peak of the hill in third place but sped past Norway's Maiken Caspersen Falla on the last big  winding downhill.  She  rounded the final corner and took dead aim at Sweden's Stina Nilsson on the final 100-meter homestretch.\nThe crowd in the grandstand was on its feet sensing history  and at that moment  Diggins  said  she  felt \"unstoppable.\"\n\"Around that final corner I felt like I was uncoiling a spring and letting it go \"  Diggins  said. \"Giving it everything I had  digging as deep as I could and putting it all out there. When your team is counting on you  you don't give up ever.\"\n Diggins  certainly didn't give up.\n She  blew by Nilsson in a blur to capture gold in the team sprint  bringing the United States its first gold medal ever in cross-country skiing.\nAs she crossed the line she collapsed in exhaustion as teammate Kikkan Randall tackled her in the snow. Randall lay on top of a crying  Diggins  shaking her ski jacket in pure excitement and utter joy.\n\"That feeling of being able to cross the line and have Kikkan tackle me was the coolest thing ever \"  Diggins  said.\n Diggins  and Randall ended that 42-year drought and surely gave a huge boost to all of the young cross-country skiers back home in the United States.\n Diggins'  father  Clay  said he had a feeling this was the day the drought would end.  Diggins  had three top-six finishes at the Olympics and Randall was skiing well  too. And  he  said the entire American women's cross-country team came out to practice on Tuesday morning with  Diggins  and Randall.\n\"There were only two of them skiing today  but the entire team came out to support them - practicing tags and everything  \" Clay Diggins  said. \"That to me is pretty cool. They wanted to be there for them  for the team. And I think Kikkan and Jess felt that (support) on the course.\"\n Diggins  screamed as  she  crossed the finish line  setting off a huge celebration for the red  white and blue.  Her  American teammates were jumping and hugging each other along the fence line that guarded the track.\n\"Our whole team had that belief we could win and everyone was there screaming  \" Diggins  said of the final sprint. \"I don't know if you have that many teams where everyone is out there on the fence yelling their faces off. I just think we had a lot of support behind of us.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jessica Diggins"
            ]
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            "input": "Barak is the first Israeli official to visit Turkey since the diplomatic feud that erupted Monday after Israel's deputy foreign minister  Danny Ayalon  summoned Turkish Ambassador Ahmet Oguz Celikkol to complain about a TV show. The ambassador was forced to sit on a low sofa without a handshake  while Ayalon explained to local TV stations that the humiliation was intentional. Outraged  Turkey threatened to recall the ambassador  forcing Ayalon to apologize.\n Barak on Sunday met with Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu to discuss the latest crisis. He is also scheduled to meet Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul later Sunday.\n Barak and his fellow Labor Party member  Minister Binyamin Ben Eliezer  have significantly warmer relations with Turkey than Ayalon and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's ultra-nationalist party.\n Upon his arrival in Turkey  Barak was greeted warmly at the airport by a Turkish admiral. His first stop was at the mausoleum of modern and secular Turkey's founder  Mustafa Kemal Ataturk  whom Barak praised as an inspiration in making the region \"one of peace and security.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "And Clinton should have also known that simply running the conventional campaign playbook against Trump would never do . \nBecause Trump spent more than a year crushing more than a dozen Republican primary challengers -- the vast majority of whom tried to run the very same \"traditional\" political campaign that Clinton did . \n-LRB- CNN -RRB- In her new memoir of the 2016 campaign , Hillary Clinton offers this analysis on why she lost : . \nClinton consumed with Russian meddling , she writes in new book . \nClinton should have known all of that . \nThere 's another thing that Clinton should have known : That running a \"traditional presidential campaign\" was unlikely to work against Trump . \nIt 's a lesson Clinton should have learned when she lost the Democratic presidential primary back in 2008 . \nGo all the way back to Bill Clinton -- another campaign that Hillary Clinton was intimately familiar with . \nIn this race , Trump felt to them like the change candidate and Clinton felt like more of the same . \nIf the definition of insanity is repeatedly doing the same thing and expecting a different result , then that 's exactly what Clinton was doing in this campaign . \nTOPSHOT - US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton makes a concession speech after being defeated by Republican president-elect Donald Trump in New York on November 9 , 2016 . \nHillary Clinton should have known better than to think that a stack of policy papers was the way to the White House . \nThe broader point here is that while Clinton 's diagnosis of why she lost is accurate , it 's not the full picture . \nBut , Clinton 's analysis -- while broadly accurate -- misses -LRB- or takes for granted -RRB- a few things that should not be missed or taken for granted . \nClinton clearly views Trump 's \"heart\" appeal as beneath contempt . \nClinton won as a fresh-faced son of the South , not on any specific policies . \n-LRB- Clinton acknowledges in the book that she was never able to fully express her feelings and emotions during the campaign . -RRB- \nDefiant Clinton looks to explain loss in new memoir .",
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            "input": "The move led to the appointment of a special counsel in May 2017  a development that continues to infuriate the President. While  Trump  often directed that anger at Sessions  by June  he  turned  his  ire to Mueller and wanted the special counsel fired  a source confirmed to CNN after it was first reported in The New York Times. White House counsel Don McGahn refused to order the Justice Department to fire Mueller  the source said  because he disagreed with the President's reasoning.\n Trump  appeared in good spirits Friday morning as  he  prepared to deliver remarks in Davos  a source who spent time with  Trump  behind the scenes said. There was no sign that  he  was perturbed by reports about  his  move to fire Mueller  this person said  and  Trump  didn't bring up the topic.\nBut ever since a special counsel was named  the President's frustrations have continued to simmer.  Trump  has come to view Rosenstein as one-in-the-same as Mueller -- another government official who is out to get the President  one source said.\nSources described  Trump 's frustration with Rosenstein as largely bluster.\nIn explaining his urge to fire Mueller  The Times  citing two people  said the President said there was a conflict of interest based on Mueller's dispute with one of his golf clubs over fees  the fact that Mueller worked at  the same law firm that was representing Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner   and that Mueller interviewed for the FBI director position the day before he was named special counsel. A source tells CNN another reason  Trump  wanted to fire Mueller was  his  perception that Mueller was close friends with Comey. The two men are professional acquaintances.\nAs for McGahn   he  was already prone to becoming frustrated with the President and had threatened to quit over different issues  including  Trump 's choice of lawyers to defend the President and White House  according to a source familiar with the situation. But the pressure in June to fire Mueller caused McGahn to tell others  he  would resign  and this time  he  packed up some of  his  belongings in boxes  according to two people familiar with the matter.\nBefore the news broke Thursday  those who have worked closely with McGahn in recent weeks said they believe  he 's committed to staying at the White House. But  his  fate could depend on how Trump reacts upon  his  return to Washington.",
            "output": [
                "June Trump",
                "Trump"
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            "input": "Albert Edwards  an investment strategist in London for the French bank Societe Generale  considers the debate a waste of time. To be specific  he forecasts a \"bloody  deep recession\" that produces a stock market collapse of at least 60 percent  followed by years of inflation of 20 percent to 30 percent as the persistent printing of money by central banks desperate to improve the situation sends prices soaring.\n Once frequently shown the door by disbelieving clients  Edwards recently drew 600 investors to a conference in London.\n Further afield  Raoul Pal  a former Goldman Sachs derivatives expert and hedge fund manager  has attracted a growing following with his monthly research note that  most recently  predicted a depression in the United States similar to that of the 1930s and eventual bankruptcy for Britain.\n But if investors had been following the advice of Edwards or Pal over the last month as stocks have bounced back  they would have lost money  as both men readily acknowledge. Edwards has advised investors to be heavily underinvested in all equities  and Pal is betting against the U.S. stock market as well as shorting the euro.\n As for whether central banks can rescue their economies through a fresh round of money injection  both Pal and Edwards are skeptical.",
            "output": [
                "Albert Edwards"
            ]
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            "input": "Each night for 24 years  Emma Daniel Gray would diligently clean the White House. When she came to the president's chair  she would pause  cleaning materials in hand  and say a quick prayer.\n The prayers asked for blessings  wisdom and safety for each of the six presidents she served.\n It's a \"Backstairs at the White House\" moment  a story that could have come from the 1979 Emmy Award-winning miniseries about the professional household staff to the presidential families. Like the characters in that television show  Gray took great pride in her work  traveling each day by public transportation from her home here to the residence of one of the most powerful men in the world.\n She worked nights  in the executive offices. Her official title was charwoman  from the time she started with the government in 1943 until her retirement in 1979. The first decade or so  she was assigned to what is now called the Government Accountability Office and a handful of other agencies. In 1955  she was transferred to the White House \"because of her working habits  because of her excellent work \" said one of her daughters  Lillie Collins of Forestville  Md. \"It wasn't just her work  it was her character.\"\n That nightly pause for prayer was in keeping with her habits of a lifetime.\n A member of Holy Trinity Worship Center International in Washington  she \"loved President Carter because she felt he prayed a lot \" her daughter said  and she treasured a photograph of her shaking hands with him  as well as an autographed picture of her with Rosalynn Carter. President Kennedy may have been her next favorite  because of the Christmas parties his administration threw for workers and their families  occasions that her children remember for Gray's insistence that they dress up and behave properly.\n Emma Daniel was born April 16  1914  in Edgefield  S.C.  and was raised by her grandfather  who had been a slave.\n \"He was sold three times \" she told the Prince George's (Md.) Journal newspaper about 10 years ago. \"He paid his boss's son 20 cents to teach him to read  and when he could read  he loved the Ten Commandments so much that people in the town began calling him Uncle Ten.\" When Gray would visit her home town  residents would usually ask  \"Aren't you Uncle Ten's granddaughter?\"\n Uncle Ten.\" When Gray would visit her home town  residents would usually ask  \"Aren't you Uncle Ten's granddaughter?\"\n She married William Gray  also from South Carolina  and they came to Washington in 1943  part of a wave of black Southerners who sought opportunity in the nation's capital during World War II. Her husband  who worked as a custodian at the Government Printing Office  died in 1966. She never remarried. She had seven children  two of whom died  Willie Mae Gray in 1997 and Lewis Gray in 2000.\n But in a larger sense  her family expanded and prospered. When she died  at 95  June 8 of leukemia at Gladys Spellman Specialty Hospital\n Nursing Center in Cheverly  Md.  she was the matriarch of six generations..\n In addition to her daughter Lillie  survivors include four children  George Gray of Hyattsville  Md.  Amanese Hemphill of Capitol Heights  Md.  Janie Stevens of Forestville and Mamie Gentry of Washington; 35 grandchildren; and 61 great-grandchildren. There are too many great-great-grandchildren and great-great-great-grandchildren to count  the family said.\n In retirement  Gray took her only airplane trip  to Hawaii. Her family and friends treasured her cooking  especially her specialty  sweet potato pie. And she had a way of boosting the spirits of everybody.\n \"She learned early that you set the tone for your environment \" Woods said. \"That's why church was so important to her. She understood it to be that kind of institution  that was conducive to what you needed spiritually  emotionally and sometimes financially. ... She preached her own eulogy by the life that she lived.\"",
            "output": [
                "Emma Daniel Gray"
            ]
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            "input": "There was a growing feeling that \"he (Zapatero) acts with improvisation and flippancy against one of the most serious economic crises of the country's history \" it said.\n \"If the government that Zapatero presides (over) wants to move away from the slippery slope it is on and ensure its continuity and  most importantly  drive the economic recovery and not dive into the abyss  a change is necessary \" it added.\n The left-wing newspaper has in recent weeks been highly critical of Zapatero's personal leadership style and economic policies.\n El Pais was the Prime Minister's main media ally before and after he came to power in 2004.\n Earlier this month the newspaper published a huge caricature depicting Zapatero at the helm of a sinking map of Spain encircled by sharks marked unemployment and deficit.\n It also comes on the heels of the resignation this month by three former cabinet ministers in Zapatero's government from their seats in parliament in what has been seen as a sign of a growing split within the ruling party.\n El Pais accused Zapatero of increasingly adopting a \"presidential\" style and said change was needed \"not only with respect to the political measures adopted but also in the way they are taken and executed  which has reached an unprecedented level of confusion.\"",
            "output": [
                "Luis Rodriguez Zapatero",
                "Zapatero"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-7e26de802bea40a1a05b5ca20e62e869",
            "input": "At some point before President Trump’s inauguration  disgraced national security adviser Michael Flynn assured an ex-business partner that economic sanctions on Russia would be “ripped up” as soon as the new administration entered the White House  according to documents made public Wednesday.\n Flynn  made the promise to Alex Copson  a managing partner of a Russia-connected energy company  a whistleblower told Rep. Elijah Cummings this summer.\nTrump calls  Flynn  guilty plea ‘a shame ’ blames FBI  Hillary\nThe unnamed whistleblower’s claims pose the strongest evidence yet that the nascent Trump White House was looking to rescind sanctions against Russia and also suggests that  Flynn  could have had a personal financial stake in the matter.\n Flynn   who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI last week  worked together with Copson’s company  ACU Strategic Partners  until June 2016. Their work together involved a deal with the Russian government to build nuclear power plants in the Middle East.\nCopson apparently told the whistleblower during an Inauguration Day event in Washington  D.C. that  Flynn  had just texted him that the power plant venture was “good to go.”\nRep. Elijah Cummings called on the House Oversight Committee to issue subpoenas for White House records pertaining to  Flynn 's contacts with Copson. (Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP)\n Flynn ’s lawyer did not immediately return a request for comment from the Daily News.\n Flynn  was fired less than a month into  his  tenure as national security adviser after it became clear that  he  had lied to Vice President Mike Pence about  his  contacts with a Russian diplomat. On Friday   Flynn  became the first current or former Trump administration official to agree to cooperate with special prosecutor Robert Mueller’s investigators.\n“These grave allegations compel a full  credible and bipartisan congressional investigation ” Cummings wrote  adding that  Flynn  appears to have \"sought to manipulate the course of international nuclear policy for the financial gain of  his  former business partners.\"",
            "output": [
                "Michael Flynn"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-21e8e0b0e21f4fc3a87c189f423210f5",
            "input": "Giancarlo Stanton is just the third reigning MVP to get traded. The common thread in all three cases? All three were salary dumps.\n Giancarlo Stanton  2017 \n Giancarlo Stanton  is just the third MVP to be traded after  his  MVP season. (Joe Skipper/Getty Images)\nMarlins slugger claimed NL MVP with 59 home runs (22 more than  he 'd ever hit before) and 132 RBI. But the nearly $300 million  he  is owed is out of the Marlins' league  so baseball's all-time leaders in salary dumps did what they do best  shipping  him  to the Yankees for Starlin Castro and two minor-leaguers.",
            "output": [
                "Giancarlo Stanton"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "Ryan Lewis   the famed producer known for  his  talents alongside breakout musician and independent hip-hop artist  Macklemore  has lived a life in the limelight. From winning a Grammy for Best Rap Album of 2014  to being involved in handfuls of tangential creative endeavors and collaborative projects   Lewis  has seemingly lived two lives:  his  own  and the perception created as a result—across news outlets  industry blogs  and social media channels  each telling  his  story from their own angle and perspective.\n Lewis   who has a track record of applying technology and an understanding of the role it can play in creating public conversations  saw this as an opportunity to answer that tough question: “What’s at the heart of what everyone is saying about a topic or a person online?”\nAnd  he ’s decided to leverage blockchain technology to do it  with a handful of early investors already on board and an ICO (Initial Coin Offering) planned for this year.\n“As soon as this idea started to marinate  I began to form a team to move the vision forward ” said  Lewis   talking about  his  deliberate shift from time spent on music to balance time in the tech scene. “I’ve always had an interest in tech  just by the nature of the projects I’ve been involved in over the past decade. And one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned as a music producer is that a great producer knows what they’re good at and what they’re not good at. As I began to realize there could be a better way to more accurately and objectively organize stories on the Internet  I knew I needed a team.”\nThe first person  Lewis  shared his idea with was longtime collaborator and close friend  Macklemore  who immediately saw the value and came on board as the first investor and company advisor.  Ryan  then worked closely with Josh Karp and Scott Lewis  early creative partners  to continue articulating the vision. After achieving initial milestones   Ryan  connected with current tech partner  RJ Smith  a 20-year technology veteran with a unique background pioneering transformational initiatives inside the US government.\n“These were problems I was already working on ” said Smith. “To meet another person with a ton of talent and a different set of skills  but with a shared passion  was invaluable. The challenges in a new start are humbling  and it was exciting to join forces with  Ryan  and other team members to execute this huge vision together.”",
            "output": [
                "Ryan Lewis"
            ]
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            "input": "Bitcoin's price has fully recovered from  its  recent slump after  JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon  called it a fraud and Chinese regulators cracked down on exchanges.\nThe cryptocurrency had a drawdown of up to 14% in the 10 days after September 12  when  Dimon  compared it to the tulip bubble of the 1600s and vowed to fire traders who used it.\nBy Thursday  bitcoin had all of the losses. It was up nearly 2% from the lows on the day  Dimon  spoke  at $4157.31 per coin at 10:28 a.m. ET.\nThe move illustrates bitcoin's wild volatility; it's gained 331% this year  unheard of for any major currency and most financial assets. It also shows why many Wall Street professionals like  Dimon  don't see it as a legitimate store of value but as a speculative instrument.",
            "output": [
                "Jamie Dimon"
            ]
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            "input": "Sarah Ferguson  the Duchess of York  has seemingly been silenced after she published a series of odd tweets following the announcement that  her daughter Princess Eugenie  is engaged to Jack Brooksbank.\nOn Monday  Princess Eugenie  the daughter of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson  announced  her  engagement to Jack Brooksbank. Following the nuptial news   her  mom  Fergie  took to Twitter.\nThe happy mother tweeted five separate posts featuring romantic photos of  Eugenie  and Brooksbank with detailed greeting card-like captions on each photo.\nFerguson’s first tweet of the day was a black and white image of the couple which read in a Hallmark card-style font: “A total embrace of goodness AND JOY  we love jack and I AM SO EXCITED to have a son  a brother and a best friend   Eugenie  is one of the finest people I know and so together it will BE PURE HARMONY’ #total joy #engagement @TheDukeOfYork.“\nIn another candid photo The Duchess shared of the newly engaged couple  she wrote: “They make laughter and we feel the joy…Thank you for the magic. Jack and Eugie so proud of  you .”\n“Jack is an absolutely outstanding young man and  Eugenie  and he have got to know each over a number of years  and I’m really thrilled for them ” Andrew said. “I can’t speak for the Duchess but we… and for [Eugenie’s sister] Beatrice ... we are overjoyed today that  Eugenie  and Jack have got engaged.”",
            "output": [
                "Eugenie"
            ]
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            "input": "BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon believes  Saad al-Hariri  is held in Saudi Arabia  from where  he  resigned as prime minister  two top Lebanese government officials said  amid a deepening crisis pushing Lebanon onto the frontlines of a power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran.\nFILE PHOTO: Lebanon's prime minister Saad al-Hariri gestures during a press conference in parliament building at downtown Beirut  Lebanon October 9  2017. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir/File Photo\nIn a televised statement indicating deep concern at  Hariri ’s situation   his  Future Movement political party said  his  return home was necessary to uphold the Lebanese system  describing  him  as prime minister and a national leader.\n Hariri ’s shock resignation  read out on television from Saudi Arabia  came as a shock even to  his  aides and embroils Lebanon further in a regional contest between Riyadh and Tehran.\n Hariri ’s exit fueled wide speculation that the Sunni Muslim politician  long an ally of Riyadh  was coerced into stepping down by Saudi Arabia as it seeks to hit back against Iran and its Lebanese Shi‘ite ally Hezbollah.\nIn his resignation speech   Hariri  denounced Iran and Hezbollah for sowing strife in Arab states and said  he  feared assassination.  His  father  a veteran former prime minister  was killed by a bomb in 2005.\n“Keeping  Hariri  with restricted freedom in Riyadh is an attack on Lebanese sovereignty. Our dignity is his dignity. We will work with (foreign) states to return him to Beirut ” said the senior Lebanese official  speaking on condition of anonymity because the government had yet to declare this position.\nSaudi Arabia says  Hariri  resigned because Hezbollah  which was included in  Hariri ’s coalition government  had “hijacked” Lebanon’s political system.\n Hariri  aides had until Thursday denied  he  was under house arrest but took a dramatically different tone after a meeting of the Future Movement convened at Hariri’s Beirut residence on Thursday.\n Hariri ’s aunt  Bahia  sat next to Siniora as he read the statement. The party stood behind his leadership  it said.\n Hariri  came to office last year in a political deal that made the Hezbollah-allied Christian politician Michel Aoun head of state and produced a coalition government grouping most Lebanese parties including Hezbollah.\nSaudi Arabia blessed the government at the time  but has been fiercely critical of the Hariri-led government since  he  stepped down  saying it failed to act against Hezbollah  whose guerrilla army is far more powerful than the weak state.\nFILE PHOTO: Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri attends a general parliament discussion in downtown Beirut  Lebanon October 18  2017. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir/File Photo\nSaudi Arabia had wanted  Hariri  to take a tougher stance toward Hezbollah  and  he  failed to do so  the fourth source said. “ He  was functioning as if it is business as usual  so the Saudis had to accelerate the process and to force a resignation.”\n Hariri  flew to Saudi Arabia last Friday.\nThe top Lebanese government official  speaking on condition of anonymity  said: “Lebanon is heading toward asking foreign and Arab states to put pressure on Saudi Arabia to release Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri.”",
            "output": [
                "Saad al-Hariri"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-37806dfcb8da448a889beab02cf4ebb7",
            "input": "Trump  wrote on Twitter this morning that it's \"so disgraceful that a person illegally in our country killed [Indianapolis] Colts linebacker Edwin Jackson. This is just one of many such preventable tragedies. We must get the Dems to get tough on the Border  and with illegal immigration  FAST!\"\nSo disgraceful that a person illegally in our country killed @Colts linebacker Edwin Jackson. This is just one of many such preventable tragedies. We must get the Dems to get tough on the Border  and with illegal immigration  FAST! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 6  2018\nMy prayers and best wishes are with the family of Edwin Jackson  a wonderful young man whose life was so senselessly taken. @Colts —  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 6  2018\nThis isn't the first time  Trump  has invoked the deaths of Americans to argue against illegal immigration.  He  has often referenced the San Francisco pier case  in which an undocumented immigrant who had been deported multiple times was accused of fatally shooting a 32-year-old Kate Steinle on a pier. In that case  a jury found Jose Ines Garcia Zarate not guilty of Steinle's July 2015 death.",
            "output": [
                "Donald J. Trump"
            ]
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            "input": "Nathan Chen  hit the ice jumping when  he  landed in PyeongChang  South Korea to compete in  his  first Winter Olympic Games. Despite not sleeping through the night because of jet lag  the young American star managed to skate all three practice sessions to which  he  was assigned and  he  held little back  landing most of the challenging quadruple jumps for which  he ’s known.\nThat bodes well for the first member of the U.S. Olympic figure skating team scheduled to compete in PyeongChang.  Chen   18  will skate the short program portion of the team event this Thursday  Feb. 8  at 8pm ET  a day before the official Olympics opening ceremony on Feb. 9.\nIt’s a moment  Chen  was all but groomed for. When  he  was seven   Chen  used to perform a routine set to “I Just Can’t Wait to be King” from the Lion King  decked out in a Simba costume with hoodie  ears and tail that  his  mother made for the occasion. Few could have predicted how prescient it was.\n Chen  is now the two-time U.S. national figure skating champion and is known as the Quad King for being the first skater in the world to land five quadruple jumps in a single program. Most elite figure skaters perfect just one or two of the four-rotation jumps. But  Chen ’s ability to whip off five different quad jumps makes  him  a favorite to win individual Olympic gold in PyeongChang.\nA native of Salt Lake City and the youngest of five   Chen  displayed  his  extraordinary skating skill from an early age  landing  his  first triple jumps at 10. Mastering quad jumps was an extension of the work ethic instilled by  his  parents  who immigrated from China. “My parents always wanted the very best from me  and pushed me further and further ”  Chen  tells TIME. “That stuck with me  and it’s something I’ve taken hold of  myself  and tried to improve on.”\nAs a rising junior figure skater   Chen  noticed a “dry spell” in men’s skating in the U.S. during which there “hasn’t been too much motivation to do quad jumps ”  he  says. (A U.S. man’s last Olympic skating medal was Evan Lysacek’s gold in 2010.) “I was seeing younger guys at international competitions do crazy things  and realized we were a little far behind  and that we needed to keep pushing forward.”\nWatching a competitor from China packing his figure skating programs with three quad jumps sparked a competitive fire in  Chen . “Knowing that other guys were far ahead of  me  switched a light on in my head  that it was really important to get these quad jumps ”  he  says.\nTrained in ballet and gymnastics along with skating   Chen ’s strength and technique offered a strong foundation for building  his  repertoire of quad jumps.  His  training partner and Olympic teammate  Adam Rippon  says  Chen  is “one of the best jumpers in the world” and credits  Chen  with improving  his  own figure skating.\n Chen  is also among the most versatile.  His  programs seem to be a continuous work in progress — this season  he  has not performed the same long program twice  switching up  his  figure skating jumps depending on how  he  is feeling physically and compensating for any mistakes  he  may have made. Because  he  is able to execute five different quadruple jumps (not to mention their triple versions too)   he  has a range of tricks  he  can slide into  his  routines. “I’m the only skater currently who can do all five quads. So having that technical difficulty in my arsenal allows me to manipulate my program however I want during competition.”\nThe downside of all that flexibility (and sheer physical force) is the toll it can take on  his  body. Just after winning  his  first medal  a bronze  at the senior U.S. national championships in 2016   Chen  injured  his  hip  forcing  him  to spend five months off the ice to recover.\nOnce back in the rink   Chen  focused on soaring even higher. “I never set out to do these programs  or to make history ”  he  says. “I just like to keep pushing  myself  and the sport.”",
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            "input": "Clinton airs grievances against friends and foes . \nClinton : What went right , wrong in 2016 . \n-LRB- CNN -RRB- Hillary Clinton says she is n't running for office ever again , and her latest memoir is nearly 500 pages of proof . \n\"That does n't mean I 'll ever run for office again ,\" Clinton writes . \nIn Clinton 's memoir , her third , she blasts other Democrats and spells out views that would make her unlikely to lead any future Democratic Party , in a frank manner that runs counter to her reputation as a cautious , calculated politician . \nClinton lays blame on Sanders in new book 01:44 . \nIn response to the new memoir , Sanders was more careful than Clinton , telling reporters and CBS ' Stephen Colbert that it is time to \"move forward\" and not focus on the 2016 campaign . \nThe clearest sign that Clinton is n't considering a future run is the way she handles Sanders , whom she cast as an inconsistent and hypocritical politician and accuses him of breaking a promise to not get into personal attacks . \nFor Clinton , though , the possibility of running again is all but ruled out in \"What Happened .\" \nDefiant Clinton looks to explain loss in new memoir . \nIf Clinton was considering a future run , she would have to be careful with Sanders , who wields considerable power with liberal Democrats after the insurgent campaign he ran in 2016 . \nClinton 's memoir -- especially because of her attacks against Sanders -- has been met with derision from liberal Democrats , who view her as a divisive figure who should n't complicate current Democratic Party politics with a return to the public eye . \nA list of things Hillary Clinton says she did wrong in 2016 . \nClinton also takes on those calls for her silence by simply saying she is n't going anywhere , even if she is n't running again . \nClinton lays blame on Sanders in new book . \nWoven in her memoir is Hillary Clinton ' s ode to Bill . \nUnlike Clinton , Sanders has not distanced himself from 2016 chatter and is widely seen as someone who is likely to run for president against in 2020 .",
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            "input": "MELBOURNE  Australia — It took  Caroline Wozniacki  43 majors and two failed attempts in finals before finally claiming  her  first Grand Slam singles title.\nOne of the first things  she  did as a champion was apologize to top-seeded Simona Halep following  her  7-6 (2)  3-6  6-4 win in the Australian Open final on Saturday night.\n\"I'm sorry  I'm just taking a second to hug Daphne \"  Wozniacki  said  pausing as  she  clutched the winner's trophy in the on-court ceremony. \"I dreamt of this moment so many years  to be here now it's a dream come true.\"\nMore than seven years after appearing in  her  first Grand Slam final at the 2009 U.S. Open — a straight sets loss to Serena Williams  — Wozniacki  can finally erase the \"but never won a major\" footnote that has long been attached to  her  resume.\n\"I'm never going to get the question again about being a world No. 1 without a Slam \"  she  said after leaving the court.\n Wozniacki  will regain the top ranking next week for the first time in six years — beating Serena Williams' record of 5 years  29 days between stints at No. 1 on the women's tour — in another benefit of beating the top-seeded Halep.\n Wozniacki  lost two U.S. Open finals — in '09 and 2014 — and Halep lost two French Open finals before their meeting at Melbourne Park.\n Caroline Wozniacki  plants a kiss on the Aussie Open trophy after defeating Simona Halep. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)\nIn Halep's case   she  was the first player who had saved match points in multiple matches to have reached the final.  She  saved triple match point and rallied in the third set to beat Laura Davis 15-13 in the third set of  her  third-round match  and also needed to save match points in  her  semifinal against Angelique Kerber.\n Wozniacki  saved match points in  her  second-round win over Jana Fett and later said  she  was relaxed because for the rest of the tournament  she  was \"playing with the house money.\"\n\"I know that today is a tough day \"  Wozniacki  said to Halep. \"I'm sorry I had to win today but I'm sure  we 'll have many matches in the future. Incredible match  incredible fight. And again  I'm sorry.\"\nHalep was playing with an injured left ankle  needed treatment for dizziness in the second set and had rallied from a break down in the third set to lead 4-3 when  Wozniacki  took a medical time out to have  her  left knee taped. In the end   she  just ran out of steam.\n\"It's not easy to talk now \" Halep said at the presentation. \"It's been a great tournament for  me . I started not very well with the ankle injury. I just wanted to give my best every match  which I did. Of course I'm sad I couldn't win today but Caroline was better than  me .\n Wozniacki  is the third first-time major winner in the four Grand Slam tournaments since Serena Williams won the 2017 Australian Open for  her  record 23rd Grand Slam title. Serena Williams  who beat  her  older sister  Venus  in last year's final  took time out for  her  pregnancy and the birth of  her  first child in September  and is preparing to return to competition next month.\nWozniaki was ranked No. 1 for 67 weeks  including 49 straight from Feb. 21  2011 until Victoria Azarenka replaced  her  on Jan. 30  2012.\n Wozniacki  got a break in Halep's first service game and had a chance to serve for the first set at 5-3  but the Romanian rallied to break back and to force a tiebreaker. After getting an early jump in the tiebreaker   Wozniacki  won the last three points to win a set for the first time in a Grand Slam final.",
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            "input": "It was a muscle spasm and a deep bruise from a subsequent fall that brought  Jonathan Milton   a 43-year-old forklift driver from Jersey City  N.J.  hobbling into St. Joseph's ER one morning in January.\nA couple nights earlier   Milton  was at home  lying on the floor and watching TV.  He  accidentally fell asleep on  his  left side. When  he  woke up the next morning   he  could barely get up. From  his  left hip down to  his  leg   he  says  the spasm left  him  feeling \"like somebody just came into that room  just kicked me and kept moving.\" Later at work  when  he  tried to get up into the forklift   he  fell.\n\"I was so much in pain — tears were coming out my eyes \"  he  said as  he  waited in a hospital chair for more instructions from  his  doctors.\n Milton  has come into this ER in pain before.\n\"I did see from your visit you were here for that shoulder sprain \" said LaPietra  after checking the hospital's records about  Milton 's 2011 visit. \"You did get opioids. You got Percocet.\"",
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            "input": "During Matt Lauer’s 20-plus years as an anchor on “Today ” certain interviews and bits  on the show and elsewhere  have raised a few eyebrows or been seen as sexist.\nNBC announced Wednesday that  Lauer  had been fired from  his  longtime stint after the network on Monday fielded “a detailed complaint from a colleague concerning inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace that violated company policy. Though NBC News Chairman Andrew Lack said in a memo that it was the first complaint they had gotten about Lauer  “We were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident.”\nHere are a few incidents where  Lauer  was criticized for  his  on-camera tactics.\nIn 2014   Lauer  sat down with Barra  the first female chief executive at General Motors.  He  noted that although  she 'd gotten the job because  she  was “hugely” qualified with 30 years’ experience  \"there are some people who are speculating that you also got this job as a woman  and as a mom  because people within General Motors knew this company was in for a very tough time  and as a woman and a mom you could present a softer face and softer image for this company ... Does it make sense or does it make you bristle?”\n Her  response: “It’s absolutely not true” that  she  got the job because  she  was female.  Lauer  went on to ask whether  she  thought  she  could handle double duty as a CEO and a mom.  He  later said  she ’d brought it up first.\n“Good to see you ”  Lauer  told Hathaway when she appeared on “Today” to promote the film “Les Misérables.” “Seen a lot of you lately.”  He  was referring to up-skirt photos of the actress  sans underwear  that were taken as she got out of an SUV at the film’s premiere. (While the footage is not available via “Today ” it was captured by Sam Seder for his Majority Report podcast; skip to the 1:05 mark to see Hathaway’s interview segment.)",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE  Jack  the 30-pound cat needs a new home — and a diet.  Animalkind\nJack  is a 2-year-old domestic shorthair cat that is up for adoption in Maricopa County  Ariz.  He  weighs 30 pounds and needs to lose weight because there are health concerns. (Photo: Lurissa Carbajal  The Arizona Republic)\n Jack   a 2-year-old domestic shorthair  weighs 30 pounds.\nMaricopa County Animal Care and Control said  Jack  is \"friendly  sweet and just a cool cat.\"\nIn the cage   Jack  showed a constant need for petting and got excited when a new person entered the room.\nMore: Animal advocacy groups press on to save pets affected by  Harvey\nJack  would look up with green eyes that appeared to be pleading for affection. There was a bowl of food near him  but he wasn't spotted eating. When he wasn't receiving enough attention   Jack  wandered back to his bed to sleep.\nJose Santiago  a spokesman for Animal Care and Control  said the cat's owner died unexpectedly.  Jack  was brought in with another cat by a relative of the owner  Santiago said.\n Jack  needs a weight-loss plan ASAP\nDespite  Jack 's friendly demeanor  there are health concerns with  his  current weight.",
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            "input": "Jonathan Swift  we need you more than ever.\nThis week marks the 350th birthday of the brilliant Irish writer  born Nov. 30  1667. That we know of  Swift  at all is one of the sweetest fortunes of literary history.  His  father died of syphilis before Jonathan was born. A wet nurse whisked him to England for three years. He depended on the generosity of an uncle. He was almost killed by a mail bomb. But despite those precarious turns   Swift  became a poet  a priest  a political operator and  of course  the greatest satirist in the English language.\nThe longevity of  Swift ’s work is a testament to its potency because no genre fades as quickly: Satires are the cut flowers of literature. Time wilts their wit  fading their bright colors like old political cartoons that poke fun at fat cats we no longer recognize. (Voltaire adored Samuel Butler’s 1663 mock heroic poem “Hudibras ” but try reading it now without footnotes.)\n[Jonathan Swift: Not (entirely) the misanthrope you thought you knew]\nW.B. Yeats knew what he was talking about when he said of  Swift   “Imitate him if you dare.”\nConsider the remarkable persistence of “A Modest Proposal ” published anonymously in 1729.  Swift ’s ironic phrase is such a hardy part of our language that it’s easy to forget how unlikely it is that we’d still be referring to a 3 000-word political pamphlet almost 300 years later. Originally titled “A Modest Proposal for Preventing the Children of Poor People From Being a Burden to Their Parents or Country  and for Making Them Beneficial to the Public ” the essay burns with rage at a privileged class willing to ignore and rationalize human suffering. Although the plight of starving Irishmen may be unimaginable to us today  the centuries have done nothing to mute  Swift ’s savage indignation.  He  still sounds as timely as last night’s “Daily Show.”\nIf you haven’t read “A Modest Proposal” since high school  look it up again and be astounded. Speaking in the voice of a perfectly reasonable bureaucrat   Swift  begins by describing the piteous state of beggars and their children “all in rags  and importuning every passenger for an alms.” In response to this “deplorable state ”  he  announces a solution  “having no other motive than the publick good of my country  by advancing our trade  providing for infants  relieving the poor  and giving some pleasure to the rich”:\nMuch of Swift’s essay is taken up with various statistics and logistical explanations  a hellacious spreadsheet of infant flesh to lay out the case for utilizing 100 000 children nursed to approximately 28 pounds each. In those well-modulated sentences   Swift  washes individuals and their pain away. As John Stubbs writes in his recent biography   Swift  possessed an “unequalled capacity to endow a ludicrous line of argument with an air of steadfast reason.” The bloody solution of “A Modest Proposal” is easy to laugh off as a bit of grotesque hyperbole  but the real horror of the essay remains its bland  bureaucratic tone — the same sterile language of accounting that justified American slavery  the Holocaust or any scheme that slices human lives into the columns of a ledger.\nIf politicians haven’t changed their menu much in 300 years  the rest of us still face the same risk of indigestion. Remember that “Gulliver’s Travels” ends with the intrepid narrator isolated and disgusted. Orwell assumed that Gulliver reflected his creator’s morose character and claimed that  Swift  suffered from a “general hatred of humanity” stoked by a perverse obsession with mankind’s sins and weaknesses. Stubbs argues that the image of  Swift  as a “misanthropic monster” is not entirely fair  but Gulliver’s fate is instructive  nonetheless.\nNow that we’re all strident critics trading the day’s outrages across Twitter and the dining room table  how are we to avoid being sickened by our own bitter indignation? The bile in a satirist’s mind must be balanced with hope  or the whole enterprise is doomed. Surely   Swift  wouldn’t have bothered to poke fun at cruelty  incompetence and hypocrisy unless  he  believed  on some level  that such scalding exposure could awaken a better nature.\nOn  his  350th birthday  it’s good to remember that despair is the satirist’s temptation and the citizen’s poison.",
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            "input": "With lead designer Tiger Woods getting treatment for a sleep disorder and dependency on pain medication   TGR Design President Bryon Bell and senior design consultant Beau Welling  appeared Wednesday to discuss the plan.\n\" We  believe in catering the golf experience to a wide swath of people — juniors  elderly  avid players  not-so-avid players \" Welling said. \"One of Tiger's tenets is playability. How can we bring more people out to the golf course and allow them to have fun?\"\n\" We  asked  ourselves : How can  we  maximize the experience on the lake?\"  Welling  said. \"The holes are going to be absolutely spectacular. (No.) 12 will have a peninsula green  water right  left and long  with a marquee snapshot of downtown Chicago. And it could be windy.\"\n• The design has five par-3s and three par-5s because that's what suited the land.  Welling  has worked with Woods since designing a practice range and putting course in 2005 at the Tiger Woods Learning Center in Anaheim  Calif.\n Beau Welling  senior design consultant with Tiger Woods Design   walks us through the proposed Jackson Park/South Shore course. (Teddy Greenstein/Chicago Tribune)  Beau  Welling  senior design consultant with Tiger Woods Design  walks us through the proposed Jackson Park/South Shore course. (Teddy Greenstein/Chicago Tribune) SEE MORE VIDEOS\n\"It's very much Tiger Woods  \" Welling  said of the Chicago routing. \" He  is very passionate about golf design and gets very involved.  He  has definite ideas about what  he  wants to accomplish  and I view my job as being a conduit to take  his  ideas and filter that into (the plan).\"\n\"One of the things Tiger believes in strongly is width (of fairways) \"  Welling  said. \"Width makes it way more playable  keeps speed of play flowing. And it's more fun. Who wants to lose a golf ball? I don't care if you're wealthy or not  no one likes to lose a golf ball.",
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            "input": "What has Sulcer been lusting for from the purveyor of some of the coolest tech on the planet?\n \"I don't even know what all they have \" Sulcer said.\n \"He was real nice \" Sulcer said. \"I told him I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed iTunes and the iPod. I really enjoy country music.\n Sulcer has been trying to learn the picking style of Luther Perkins  Cash's guitarist  but has not had much luck.\n Sulcer did not bother go on the Apple Web site to look and what $10 000 can buy.\n He called his daughter in Mississippi to tell her the news and she asked him what he wanted.\n \"I said I don't even want to look right now. I just went to bed \" he said.\n After a doctor's appointment  Sulcer was expecting calls from near and far. Apple public relations people have been calling him to ask if he would consent to an interview with Rolling Stone  the rock magazine  and other publications.\n \"I said  'Rolling Stone is going to be so disappointed with this old man.\"'",
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            "input": "Michael Reagan  says a dramatically different America where people have stopped caring about each other is to blame for the Valentine's Day massacre at a Florida high school.\n\"Society has absolutely imploded – society has changed \"  Reagan   a veteran political commentator and the oldest son of President Ronald Reagan  told host Miranda Khan on Newsmax TV's \"America Talks Live.\"\nIt is a far cry   Reagan  said  from when  he  was growing up as a young man in California  the son of famous movie star and future California governor and U.S. president.\n\"When I went to school back in the 1950s  they had a rifle club  the school provided us rifles and bullets \"  Reagan  recalled. \"They went hunting in the afternoon  after school. They took their shotguns to school.\n Reagan  is the author of \"Lessons My Father Taught Me: The Strength  Integrity  and Faith of  Ronald Reagan  \" written with Jim Denney and published by Humanix.",
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            "input": "Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Qantas chief Alan Joyce hopes to sell non-stop flights from Sydney to London and New York by 2022\n\"Today's result comes from investing in areas that provide margin growth and a network strategy that makes sure we have the right aircraft on the right route  \" chief executive Alan Joyce  said.\nOn the international front  however   Mr Joyce  said the firm had faced more seats in the market together with rising fuel costs.\nBut Qantas International \"had largely held its own  with a 6% decline in profit and a slight rise in unit revenue \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "But after the shooting in Las Vegas   Sen. Jeff Flake  a Republican from Arizona   was stunned by the audio  he  was hearing  the sounds of a gun popping at a concert in Las Vegas at a frequency  he  was almost sure wasn't just coming from a semi-automatic weapon.\n\"I think all of us assumed that when we heard the audio that it was a fully automatic weapon. ... How in the world would the shooter get that?\"  Flake  asked.\n Flake  called a friend who collected guns and asked  him : What was  he  hearing?\n\" He  heard the audio and  he  thought 'that wasn't fully automatic. Fully automatic is about 800 rounds  and that sounded like about 500.' ...  He  started telling me about  not just the bump stocks  about a crank and other methods to mechanically increase the rate of fire  \" Flake  said.\nSen. John Cornyn  the majority whip who called for hearings on the bump stocks this week  also said it was the video footage that got  him  thinking about the gun accessory.",
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            "input": "Dwyane Wade says he makes a perfect pairing with LeBron James , comparing their partnership to peanut butter and jelly . \nWhen he arrived earlier this week , Wade found himself in familiar company : James , Cavs assistant coaches and former teammates James Posey and Damon Jones , and players he 's battled with over the years like Derrick Rose , Kyle Korver and Richard Jefferson . \nWade and James still ca n't believe they 've been re-united in Cleveland , with a chance to compete for a third NBA championship together .",
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            "input": "I donât often include a prospect in the waivers column in back-to-back week  but can we address the elephant in the room? After two weeks   Jones  looks like a better running back than Ty Montgomery â before the rib injury. There. Said it.\nLook  in a game-of-the-week matchup that figured to be a seesaw battle  his 125 yards on the ground was huge. The rookie averaged 6.6 yards on 19 carries  and that figured wasnât skewed by one or two big runs â  his  longest went for 22 yards.\nIf  Jones  keeps it up  can the Packers afford to sit the hot hand for a player that could be nursing broken ribs all season. Montgomery just became the anointed starter this season  so itâs not like  he âs entrenched. This is one of those situations where you take flier on a prospective starter.\n Jones  is still available in 43 percent of Yahoo and 66 percent of NFL.com leagues.",
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            "input": "MALE (Reuters) -  Maldives President Abdulla Yameen  fired  his  second police chief in three days and the opposition said  it  feared violence  as the island nation was pitched deeper into a crisis caused by  Yameen ’s failure to obey a court order to free jailed opponents.\nThree days after the Supreme Court threw out terrorism convictions against  Yameen ’s political opponents   his  government on Saturday was still ignoring international and domestic pressure to set them free.\nHundreds of protesters have taken to the streets to demand compliance with the court order  and Western countries and international organizations have urged  Yameen  to obey  it .\nThe court also ordered 12 members of parliament who had been stripped of their seats to be restored to the body. The 12 had quit  Yameen ’s ruling party last year  and allowing them to return to the legislature would deprive him of a majority.\nThe crisis poses the biggest threat to  Yameen ’s control of the Maldives since he took power in 2013  defeating Nasheed in an election that Nasheed’s supporters say was rigged.\n Yameen  has stopped short of saying  he  will not obey the court order to free  his  opponents.  He  told a party meeting on Saturday  he  “did not expect the Supreme Court ruling at all”.\n“We’ve started dialogue with the Supreme Court. We’ve sat and started talking about difficulties or concerns the state has ”  he  said. “We’re working on making sure we can respect the court order in a way that doesn’t cause any difficulties to the people.”\n He  fired the chief of police on Thursday shortly after the court order was handed down  and on Saturday  he  fired the acting police chief  he  had chosen to replace  him .\nThe Maldives  an Indian Ocean island chain of around 400 000 people known to outsiders mainly as a tropical paradise for the tourists that provide most of its foreign exchange income  has experienced political unrest since  Yameen  took power.\n Yameen  is the half brother of Maumoon Abdul Gayoom  who ruled the Maldives for three decades until losing an election to Nasheed in 2008.  Yameen  and Gayoom have since had a falling out and Gayoom is now aligned with the opposition.",
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            "input": "Women walk past a roadside poster of Chinese President Xi Jinping on Oct. 24.  Xi Jinping Thought  will now be taught  researched and promoted in universities across China. (Greg Baker/AFP/Getty Images)\nA day after thousands of Communist Party delegates voted to have  President Xi Jinping’s  thought included in the official party dogma  one of the country’s elite universities immediately opened a research center dedicated to his ideology.\nWithin the next few days around 40 universities followed suit  scrambling to set up their own centers for “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics in a New Era.”\nIt’s the latest example of the narrowing space for independent thought in modern China  and the ever tighter ideological controls being imposed under  Xi’s  rule  foreign and domestic experts said. It is also at odds with China’s ambitions to be a global power in academia as the space for constructive debate narrows.\nThe first to announce  a research center dedicated to Xi Jinping Thought  was Renmin University of China in Beijing  one of the nation’s most respected higher education institutions with links to more than 200 other universities around the globe.\nIt opened  the center  on Oct. 25  just one day after thousands of Communist Party delegates unanimously voted to absorb the cumbersome phrase into their constitution  alongside Mao Zedong Thought and Deng Xiaoping Theory.\n“From the aspect of the development of our country  the establishment of  the research center  is of great historical significance ” Liu Wei  president of the university and director of  the new center  told Chinese media. “It is an important responsibility given to the school by our times ”\nThe rise of China’s Xi Jinping told in six front pages",
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            "input": "Saint Nicholas of Myra (now Demre)  was known for  his  anonymous gift-giving and generosity. People believed  he 'd put coins in the shoes of anyone who left them out for  him  on  his  feast day  Dec. 6.\nAs the story goes   he  was a monk who gave away  his  hefty inheritance and instead chose to help the poor and the sick.\n He 's also a patron saint of sailors and was  of course  especially fond of children. (There's one slightly bizarre story  more Halloween than Christmas  of  St. Nicholas  saving three children who had been \"lured into the clutches of an evil butcher.\")\nIt wasn't until the 16th century that  St. Nicholas  began to take on  his  modern  candy-cane hued form in images and imaginations. In Europe  he became known as Father Christmas.",
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            "input": "Former Russian economy minister Alexei Ulyukayev   accused of taking a $ 2 million bribe from Rosneft chief executive Igor Sechin    told a court on Thursday  he  was the victim of “ a monstrous and cruel provocation .” Russian former Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev   who was charged with accepting a bribe   is escorted by bailiffs after a court hearing in Moscow   Russia December 4   2017 . REUTERS / Maxim Shemetov State prosecutors said the bribe was given last year on Nov . 14 in exchange for  Ulyukayev  approving the sale of state - controlled oil company Bashneft to Rosneft . He says he thought the bag holding the bribe was a gift of expensive alcohol . “ A monstrous and cruel provocation was carried out against me  ”  Ulyukayev  told the court in  his  final statement before  it  hands down a verdict on Dec . 15 . “ This trial has aroused public interest similar to that of a circus  ”  he  added . “ The charges are absurd   the evidence is absurd   and at its base lies the cruelty and impunity of the provocateur .” Rosneft head Sechin   a witness in the trial and a close ally of President Vladimir Putin   has not appeared in court   citing work commitments . Russian prosecutors earlier this month sought a sentence of 10 years in jail for Ulyukayev .",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE As Tropical Storm Nate gained force and sped toward Mexico and the US Gulf Coast  New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu told residents he has implemented a mandatory curfew from Saturday evening until Sunday morning but insisted the city is prepared. (Oct. 6) AP\nNew Orleans residents fill sand bags on Oct. 6  2017  in preparation for weekend arrival of  Hurricane Nate . (Photo: Sean Gardner  Getty Images)\n Hurricane Nate  rolled into the mouth of the Mississippi River on Saturday night as a Category 1 storm with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph  the National Hurricane Center reported with predictions it would quickly begin to lose strength.\nThe storm made landfall about 10 miles southwest of the Mississippi River's mouth or about 100 miles south of Biloxi. Forecasters said while wind speeds had dropped   Nate  still would bring the potential for heavy storm surges  depending on how the winds and tides combined.\nForecasters initially had predicted  Nate  would gain strength but new data shows the storm's maximum winds dropped to 85 mph.\n► Speed: How did  Nate  pop up so quickly? Expert explains\n\"Strengthening now appears unlikely before  Nate 's center reaches the Mississippi coast during the next few hours \" the hurricane center reported. \"Rapid weakening is expected after landfall with  Nate  becoming a tropical depression by Sunday night\" when its center is forecast to be over the Knoxville area and Smoky Mountains in Tennessee.\nThe center predicted  Nate  would turn toward the north-northeast Saturday night  then northeast. The center of  Nate  is expected to make a second landfall along the coast of Mississippi tonight.\nStates of emergency were declared in four Gulf Coast states as Nate  which already killed at least 21 people in Central America  became the latest in a succession of destructive storms this hurricane season.\nPresident Trump approved an emergency declaration for a large area of the state and ordered federal assistance for Louisiana as  Nate  approached the central Gulf of Mexico.\n“We are ready for whatever  Nate  brings our way ” Landrieu said. Two flash floods this summer led to revelations about personnel and equipment problems at the agency that runs that system.\n• In Mississippi  Gov. Phil Bryant declared a state of emergency in six southernmost counties. State officials warned that  Nate ’s main danger was the possibility of up to 10 feet of storm surge in low-lying coastal areas as well as from winds that could damage mobile homes.\nHe warned people to be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours. A 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew was ordered for Jackson County just east of Biloxi  where the brunt of  Nate  was expected.",
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            "input": "Sheikh Ahmad  who is tasked with implementing the plan  said 25 percent of projects outlined in the first year have been completed and that 40-50 percent more should be done before the end of the fiscal year in March.\n \"We have already committed to 3.2 billion dollars worth of projects out of the planned 17.7 billion dollars \" he said.\n Mega-projects outlined in the plan include a 25-kilometre (15 miles) causeway  two power stations  four housing cities  a modern container harbour and a huge hospital  the minister said.\nSheikh Ahmad added.\n Sheikh Ahmad said his ministry has already received requests from other ministries and government institutions for 1 100 projects worth 25 billion dollars for the second year of the plan.",
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            "input": "One New York couple who have taken that approach are  James Myers   33  and Corinne Fisher  32  both professional comedians from Harlem.  Myers  is vocal about  his  support for Trump; Fisher  who was a staunch Hillary Clinton supporter  is just as vocal about her opposition.\nFisher said she defends  Myers ’ freedom to choose.\n“I stick up for  his  right to think something  even if I totally disagree ” she says.\nShe also respects  Myers ’ courage. “He gets private messages from other people who aren’t courageous enough to be out about their views ” she said.\n“My love for Corinne is based on deep respect ” said  Myers . “If you respect someone  you don’t have to agree with them on everything. She’s been pretty brave about this whole thing.”\n Myers  added that passion can trump (pun intended) disagreement.\n“Mingle with those with whom you disagree ”  he  said. “It can be hot.”",
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            "input": "Taner Kilic  was one of 11 human rights activists arrested last year on what Amnesty International has said were “bogus terrorism charges.”  He  is the only one of the 11 still jailed after eight months in detention  the rights group said.\n Kilic  was conditionally released last week  but the prosecution successfully appealed the decision and  he  was re-arrested before  he  had even arrived home  Amnesty said in a statement.\nU.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told a briefing the United States was “deeply troubled” by  Kilic ’s re-arrest on Feb. 1.\nShe said Washington was closely following  Kilic ’s case  as well as those against other human rights defenders  journalists  civil society leaders and opposition politicians detained in the state of emergency that followed a failed coup against President Tayyip Erdogan on July 15  2016.",
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            "input": "Federal investigators announced they were offering the reward after  58-year-old Tony Mosby  was killed while driving a mail delivery truck on Interstate 30 near downtown Dallas.\n\" He  was the rock of the family and part of that glue is gone. And I think that's what's going to help heal  his  children and  his  brother and  his  sister is bringing this person to justice \" Sylvia Mosby  his sister-in-law  told FOX 4.\nDallas Police said in a news release that  Mosby  was shot around 2:30 a.m. just before the Margaret McDermott Bridge near downtown. When authorities arrived at scene  they found  Mosby  dead inside the cab of the 11-ton box truck that had crashed into a guardrail.\nFamily members described  Mosby  as a dedicated worker  who was a trustworthy father and grandfather.",
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            "input": "Khalid Skah's former wife  Anne Cecilie Hopstock  a Norwegian  is the mother of the children. She left her husband in 2007 and had been demanding custody of the children who are now in Norway.\nSkah's supporters say the children were abducted on July 19 by Norway's ambassador in Rabat Bjorn Olav Blokhus. The Norwegian government has denied any involvement in the events surrounding the children.\n\"The Norwegian government must return the children to their country \" a tearful Skah said at the demonstration as he read a statement to the media. \"That's the only solution to this crime.\"\nKhalid Skah's former wife  Anne Cecilie Hopstock  a Norwegian  is the mother of the children. She left her husband in 2007 and had been demanding custody of the children who are now in Norway.",
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            "input": "In letters to Kellogg's  General Mills and PepsiCo  the attorney general  Richard Blumenthal  said he was concerned that the program  called Smart Choices  was \"overly simplistic  inaccurate and ultimately misleading.\" The three companies are among several food giants that participate in the program.\n In an interview on Wednesday  Blumenthal said he had discussed his investigation with attorneys general from other states and several had expressed interest in joining his effort. In other prominent consumer protection cases  states have worked together to pursue companies or industries  including cigarette makers and subprime lenders  over charges of deceptive marketing.\n \"As a matter of common sense  these sugar-laden or fat-saturated products seem very questionable as so-called 'Smart Choices' nutritionally \" Blumenthal said. \"We're ratcheting up pressure for truthful answers to these issues.\"\n The Connecticut investigation will seek to determine if the labeling campaign violates the state's consumer protection law  which bars misleading or false product claims  he added.\n Executives of the Smart Choices program said in a written statement on Wednesday that they would cooperate with Blumenthal. \"The Smart Choices program was developed during an open and lengthy collaborative process that included some of the most experienced and accomplished professionals in nutrition science \" the statement said  calling the program \"an important step in the right direction to help consumers.\" PepsiCo also said it was cooperating.\n The letters from Blumenthal  sent last month  also went to organizations involved in developing and administering the program  including the American Society for Nutrition. The letters asked for information on how the program was developed.\n Investigators are also seeking information on any consumer research that may have been conducted as part of the program  according to the letters.\nBlumenthal  sent last month  also went to organizations involved in developing and administering the program  including the American Society for Nutrition. The letters asked for information on how the program was developed.\n Blumenthal said he hoped to discover whether marketing concerns influenced the program's criteria. \"Were the choices of products shaped by an advertising strategy rather than scientific evidence?\" he said.\n In determining whether to pursue the inquiry  Blumenthal said that he consulted with a number of experts  including Kelly D. Brownell  the director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at Yale University.\n In the letters  Blumenthal said he was particularly concerned about products marketed to children  including sweet cereals like Froot Loops  made by Kellogg's; Lucky Charms and Cocoa Puffs  made by General Mills; and Quaker Oatmeal Squares  made by Quaker  a division of PepsiCo.",
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            "input": "He 's a busy guy. Scott Olson/Getty Images\n Bill Gates  is worth $85.2 billion  making  him  the wealthiest person on planet Earth  according to Forbes.\nSince stepping down from the helm of Microsoft in 2006   Gates  has thrown  himself  into the Bill &  Melinda Gates  Foundation  which donates money to research and charitable organizations.\n His  daily routine is often quite busy and varied  as  he  travels the world and launches new initiatives.\nHere's a look inside the daily schedule of  Bill Gates   the wealthiest man in the world:",
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            "input": "Washington Capitals left  wing Alex Ovechkin  has eight goals this season. (Photo: Kim Klement  USA TODAY Sports)\nThe Vegas Golden Knights are undefeated.  Alex Ovechkin  is on a 164-goal pace. The Dallas Stars’ expected resurgence has stumbled. Fans are counting Ryan Reaves’ shifts in Pittsburgh.\nIs  Alex Ovechkin  headed for  his  eighth 50-goal season?\nHighly likely.  Ovechkin  has looked beastly while scoring eight goals in four games. We’ve seen  Ovechkin  go on scoring rampages before  but this is noteworthy because it comes at a time when the Washington Capitals (2-1-1) are supposed to take a half-step back. Is  this Ovechkin   32  telling us that he is not going to allow that to happen? He has averaged 6.25 shots on goal per game after a season in which he averaged a career-low 3.81 shots per game. Last season was the first time he didn’t reach 50 goals in an 82-game season since 2011-12. He seems determined to return to that mark  and then some  this season.",
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            "input": "\"Did they cut more calories from their diet ... or did they become more physically active?\" asked study author Kevin Hall   a senior investigator with the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.\n Hall  had been \"puzzled by how quickly the contestants were losing weight.\" So he contacted the show's physician and began studying the season eight contestants.\nEarly on   Hall  observed that weight loss was better predicted by food intake  not physical activity alone. But in the long term  the opposite was true.\n\"You have to be very physically active in order to keep the weight off  \" Hall  said.\n Hall 's findings echo previous studies that promote more exercise for long-term weight loss maintenance. However  experts caution that doesn't mean people can neglect their diets in the long run  either.\nThis method  however  was not able to tell how much of the physical activity was due to normal daily activities -- like cleaning the house or walking the dog -- versus following a workout plan   Hall  said.\nSix years later  however  the contestants' resting metabolisms still hadn't sped back up   Hall  showed in a study last year.\nFor  Hall   metabolic changes are just one part of the puzzle. Genetics may also play a role  as well as social factors that can make it hard for some people to incorporate so much exercise in their daily lives.\n Hall  added that it's not necessarily those who were most physically active during the competition who kept it up six years later.",
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            "input": "The top recipient has been Fisher Ranch LLC  the family company of Bart Fisher  a board member and the valley’s second-largest landowner after Metropolitan. The records show his company has received $27.6 million in annual payments since 2005 for land left fallow.\n Fisher  and other board members say they’ve had no conflicts of interest in these decisions  and their attorney has backed them up. They say the fact that they’ve benefited from the program is the nature of their agency’s structure as a landowner-voting district. All of the board members are landowners  and they’re elected by landowners under a voting system in which the largest property owners can cast the largest numbers of votes.\n Fisher  was a leading proponent of the agreement in the early 2000s.  He  said  he  supported it because  he  strongly believed it was in the best long-term interests of landowners and the community.\n“The financial interests of the board were the same as the financial interests of our electorate ”  Fisher  said.  He  recalled that Palo Verde’s attorney advised the board ahead of the vote that they were fine to proceed with the decision.\n“There’s no conflict at PVID at all  because of how we are constituted ”  Fisher  said. “Our electorate is whom we serve  and our electorate are landowners.”\nStanding beside hay bales on his farm  Palo Verde Irrigation District board member Bart Fisher talks about the agency's lawsuit against the Metropolitan Water District. (Photo: Jay Calderon/The Desert Sun)\nWhen they negotiated the terms of the deal   Fisher  said  the overarching purpose was helping California meet its water needs “without diminishing agriculture or our community in the process.”\n“I have a vested interest and so do all the landowners in Palo Verde  especially those who participate in the program ”  Fisher  said.\nParticipating farmers received an initial signup bonus of $3 170 per acre. In  Fisher ’s case  the records show  his family entities received $6.3 million in initial signup payments.\nHaving those regular payments can function as a “safety net” for farming businesses during hard times and can provide a guarantee to help in getting credit from banks   Fisher  said. That doesn’t mean it always pays more than farming  though. Looking back at some years   Fisher  said  farmers would have earned more selling crops than having unplanted fields.\n Fisher  is a third-generation farmer whose family started farming in the Palo Verde Valley in 1917.  He  said the fact that Fisher Ranch has received more from Metropolitan than any other business simply reflects the fact that  his  family has been farming for a century and has gradually expanded its landholdings.\n Fisher  farms more than 11 000 acres  growing hay  wheat  broccoli  cantaloupes and honeydew melons.\n He  said while  his  business receives large sums based on that acreage  it takes a lot of money to run the operation.  Fisher  pointed out that  he  and other growers make huge investments in tractors — which can cost roughly $300 000 each — as well as other equipment. They take out big loans and have large payrolls.\n“Just to be in agriculture requires access to vast amounts of capital ”  Fisher  said. “Nobody’s getting rich on this program.”\nPalo Verde Irrigation District officials – from left  Board Member Jack Seiler   General Manager Ned Hyduke and President Bart Fisher –  talk about why  they  decided to sue Metropolitan Water District. (Photo: Jay Calderon/The Desert Sun)\nWhile considering whether to sue   Fisher  said Palo Verde’s board members discussed the fact that under the agreement  Metropolitan has the ability to cancel the entire program.",
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            "input": "David Mitchell  66  has multiple myeloma  a blood cancer that is incurable but treatable. To stay alive   he  takes $440 000 worth of drugs a year.  Mitchell  counts  himself  as lucky.  He  has Medicare and can afford to buy Medicare Supplement Plan B  so  his  insurance covers  his  drugs. But not everyone is so fortunate  which is why instead of quietly retiring in  his  60s   he  founded a nonprofit to take on high drug prices. Patients for Affordable Drugs launched earlier this year  and it’s already making noise. On August 29  for example  just one day before the Food and Drug Administration approved a groundbreaking new cancer therapy called Kymriah from the Swiss pharma company Novartis   Mitchell  was in a meeting with several Novartis executives to talk about its price.  Mitchell  did not know then that FDA approval was so imminent  but  he  did know that whenever Kymriah did get to market  it would be astronomically expensive. Kymriah is the first in the new class of therapies known as CAR-T  in which a patients’ own T cells are genetically engineered to go after cancer.  Mitchell  implored Novartis to price Kymriah fairly.\nThe next day  with FDA approval in hand  Novartis announced the new therapy would cost $475 000 per treatment. I spoke to  Mitchell  last week about  his  meeting with Novartis and  his  reaction to Kymriah’s pricetag. Ben Wakana  the executive director of Patients for Affordable Drugs  also joined parts of our conversation below. Their campaign  while relatively new  is an extremely polished one. Before working on Patients for Affordable Drugs  Mitchell was a partner at GMBB  a communications firm perhaps best known for cutting ads for Democrats  and Wakana was spokesperson for the Department of Health and Human Services. The nonprofit is funded with half a million from the Laura and John Arnold Foundation in addition to $75 000 of Mitchell’s own savings and another $75 000 they have since fundraised. A transcript of our conversation  edited and condensed for clarity  is below. Butch Ramsey Sarah Zhang: So how is your health these days? David Mitchell: My health status is great. I’m a very lucky man. The drugs I’m using are working and I am tolerating them very well. I am relapsed  so I'm into the second line of drugs. Myeloma finds its way around drugs. It mutates and changes  so I need new drugs and innovation if I want to live as long as I hope to. You know  watch my youngest son graduate from college  that'd be cool. Have a grandchild  that would be cool.\nBen Wakana: You would have to ask Novartis. I will throw out a hypothesis  which is we sent Novartis a letter and said we’re asking you to price this drug fairly. At the same time we started a petition where we said to people  “Tell Novartis to price this drug in accordance with the fact that U.S. taxpayers spent $200 million researching CAR therapy.” In within 11 days  we got 3 455 people to sign that petition. I would like to think when patients speak up  and we're an organization that represents patients  that has an impact on people. Now it could just have been [then Novartis CEO] Joseph Jimenez was in a good mood one day and told his folks to meet with us. Zhang: How did the meeting with Novartis go? Mitchell: [laughs] It was a very polite meeting—what do they call it in diplomatic circles? There was a frank exchange. It was about an hour and 15 minutes long. Novartis talked maybe 45 or 50 minutes of that hour and 15  and mainly they explained to us why the drug had to be so expensive and why “financial toxicity” is not their fault; it's the fault of the health-care system   it 's insurers   it 's pharmacy benefit managers   it 's doctors  hospitals  it's everything else  it's not them. They're innovators  and the problem is a screwed-up system. And then they spent a lot of time explaining why the drug had to be so expensive. We hoped to actually have a discussion. They just told us why it had to be expensive. They used a word that drug companies often use in conversations that I have had with them. They said  “It’s very complex  David.”\nZhang: As you know  Novartis disputes the $200 million figure because not all of that money went directly to CAR-T for cancer or toward the specific therapy behind Kymriah.  Mitchell : We're going to send you a clip from a blog post by Francis Collins  the head of the National Institutes of Health  in which  he  explains the long history of NIH in building the foundational science for CAR-T. Here's our position: From 1993 until 2017  NIH invested more than $200 million in the overall science of CAR-T. Even the seminal paper that was published in August of 2011 by Dr. Carl June of the University of Pennsylvania was funded in part by the NIH. All of the makers—Novartis  Kite (which will become Gilead)  and Juno [other companies pursuing CAR-T cell therapy]—are standing on that foundational science. The taxpayers invested early when the risk was the greatest. Zhang: What do you think is a fair price for Kymriah? Mitchell: Well  we have run the numbers a variety of different ways. Now  the point is no one knows the real numbers except Novartis  so we go back to the statements in a Reuters article in 2015 where Kite’s chief financial officer said they thought the base price was $150 000 for treatment  and analysts at that time were saying [costs could be] up to $300 000. When we tried to model  we can’t get over $300 000. Zhang: Novartis did take two unusual steps when announcing the price of Kymriah. First  they pointed to a British analysis to say they actually thought Kymriah was worth $600 000 to $750 000 but they were going to price it lower at $475 000. And second  they said patients who don’t respond after 30 days to the treatment will not have to pay.\nMitchell: Now we don't know if that's the right end point because it turns out over 20 percent of people relapse in six months. So maybe it would more genuine of them to suggest they give a refund to people who relapse at six months or within six months. “It's not about you as one individual company; it's about the emergence of a new class of therapy.” Zhang: Why did you set your sights on Novartis and their therapy Kymriah in the first place? Mitchell: First of all  we work on all drugs. We work with people who have all diseases from high blood pressure and cardiac disease to multiple sclerosis and cystic fibrosis. However  we decided that it was important to focus on the emergence of a whole new class of therapies. We need to put focus and energy on CAR-T and Novartis got our attention because it's first. And we told them that when we went to visit with them. It's not about you as one individual company; it's about the emergence of a new class of therapy. Zhang: What else does Patients for Affordable Drugs do?  Mitchell : This week we're incredibly busy. We're helping support a rally at Eli Lilly to protest the skyrocketing prices of insulin. Insulin prices have increased more than 300 percent in the last decade. It's outrageous and people are suffering because of it. There's a rally at Eli Lilly September 9  and we'll be supporting that. One of our staff is getting on a plane to go to California to help work in support of SB-17  which is a bill in California for transparency and early notification of drug price increases. We are mobilizing our community out there and will in fact have one of our patients at a news conference there.",
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            "input": "Walter Shaub   the former director of the U.S. Office of Government Ethics  tried to draw a real-life parallel between the Trump administration and the film âBill and Tedâs Excellent Adventure.â It didnât go as expected.\n Shaub  told Browder that the conversation brought another Bill to mind:\nWhen Priebus pronounced Magnitsky as \"majinsky\" it solidified once and for all my long-held impression that Priebus is like that other famous Bill  the one from \"Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.\" And remember  folks  Priebus was the smart one in our clown car of a White House [Link] â Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) February 4  2018\nOmigosh! I am  at the same time  both laughing to the point of tears and feeling horrible. I have never felt more sorry in all of my Twitter adventures. I loved you in that movie. Sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry. Soooooooo sorry. A thousand times sorry.  â Walter Shaub (@waltshaub)  February 6  2018\nIt's all fun and games until you hurt Bill of Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.  Shaub  is going to give  himself  a stern talking to.  [Link] â Walter Shaub (@waltshaub)  February 6  2018\nWinter  for  his  part  reassured  Shaub  that all was still excellent between  them .\n Shaub  seemed relieved:\nExcellent  your most excellent Excellency  sir! â Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) February 6  2018",
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            "input": "Billionaire activist investor Nelson Peltz  is swapping one board position for another.\nOreo-maker Mondelez announced Tuesday that  Peltz  would be stepping down from the board effective March 1 — which also happens to be the day  he  is set to join Procter & Gamble’s board.\nThe move allows  Peltz   founder of $17 billion hedge fund Trian Partners  to “devote more time to other board commitments ” Mondelez said Tuesday.\nMondelez “is well positioned to continue to create value for its shareholders ”  Peltz  said.\n Peltz   meanwhile  joins P&G’s board following a contentious proxy battle with numerous vote recounts.\nAlthough the final tally showed that  Peltz  failed to win a majority  the closeness of the vote led P&G to award  him  a spot on the board in December.",
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            "input": "During the October 8 airing of Face the Nation  Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) admitted that no law would have stopped the Las Vegas attacker  then proceeded to push for a law to ban bump stocks.\n Feinstein  responded  “No  [the attacker] passed background checks  registering for handguns and other weapons on multiple occasions.”  She  then promoted a bill  she  authored this week  creating a law to ban bump stocks and said  she  already has 38 co-sponsors for it.\nWhen Dickerson mentioned that the NRA is pushing for the ATF to review its 2010 approval of bump stocks—a review which could result in new regulations —Feinstein  said  “I thought that was as step forward  and it’s appreciated  [but] regulations aren’t going to do it. We need a law.”\nAgain   Feinstein  said no law could have stopped the Vegas attacker but “we need a law” against bump stocks.\n She  made another convoluted statement when asked if  her  legislation to ban bump stocks also bans semiautomatic firearms.  Feinstein  said  her  legislation does not ban semiautomatic firearms; that it is “written in clean English” and  she  will send a copy to anyone who calls  her  office so they can see for themselves.\n Feinstein  answered  “I agree with them  to a great extent.”",
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            "input": "More than two decades ago  Congress passed and President Bill Clinton signed into law the Congressional Accountability Act (CAA) of 1995  which established what  Elizabeth K. Newman   an attorney with The Jeffrey Law Group  a Washington based law firm that represents Congressional staffers subjected to sexual and other forms of harassment  says is a “a terribly inefficient process and it takes forever ” in dealing with those allegations.\n“What staffer in his or her right mind is going to sit through that?”  Newman  asked Breitbart News in an exclusive interview.\n“They [Congressional staffers]” should have the same rights to go to the EEOC as their federal employee brethren ”  Newman  tells Breitbart News.\nBut  Newman  says they do not have those same rights now  because the”EEOC does not have jurisdiction” over complaints of sexual harassment filed by employees of the legislative branch against their employers.\nThe authorizing legislation for the EEOC “expressly does not extend jurisdiction to the legislative branch ”  Newman  notes.",
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            "input": "Sportscaster Dick Enberg  Whose Career Spanned 60 Years  Dies At 82\n Legendary announcer Dick Enberg   whose amazing sportscasting career spanned six decades  died Thursday at the age of 82. He did play-by-play for college basketball  college and professional football and Major League Baseball. He also called other sporting events such as boxing  tennis  golf  horse racing and the Olympics.\n Enberg  retired from  his  TV job with the San Diego Padres in October 2016.\nThe team released a statement on  Enberg 's death:\n\"We are immensely saddened by the sudden and unexpected passing of  legendary broadcaster Dick Enberg .  Dick  was an institution in the industry for 60 years and we were lucky enough to have  his  iconic voice behind the microphone for Padres games for nearly a decade. On behalf of our entire organization  we send our deepest condolences to his wife  Barbara  and the entire  Enberg  family.\"\nEndberg was known for exclaiming \"Oh my!\" So much so  that his 2004 autobiography is titled: Dick Enberg  Oh My!\n Enberg 's big break came when he was chosen to call UCLA basketball games. During that nine-year stint  the Bruins won eight NCAA titles.\nWhen asked what was the most historically important event he covered   Enberg  replied  \"The Game of the Century.\" In that 1968 game  the University of Houston Cougars beat UCLA to snap the Bruin's 47-game winning streak.\nDuring his time behind the microphone  Enberg  had many broadcast partners  including Al McGuire  Merlin Olsen and Don Drysdale.\n Enberg 's wife Barbara told the San Diego Union-Tribune that her husband died Thursday morning at his home in La Jolla  Calif.\n\"Barbara Enberg said the family found out later in the day when  Dick Enberg  failed to get off a flight in Boston  where they were scheduled to meet. She said her husband had appeared to be waiting for a car that was set to shuttle him to the San Diego airport for a 6:30 a.m. flight. \" 'He was dressed with his bags packed at the door ' she said. 'We think it was a heart attack.' \"",
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            "input": "Pat Robertson: Haiti ' cursed '  by pact with devil\nEvangelical broadcaster Pat Robertson says Haiti has been \"cursed\" because of what he called a \"pact with the devil\" in its history.\nHis spokesman said the Wednesday comments were based on Voodoo rituals carried out before a slave rebellion against French colonists in 1791.\nSpokesman Chris Roslan says Robertson never stated that Tuesday's earthquake was God's wrath. He says Robertson's Operation Blessing group is sending millions of dollars in medication and relief workers to the country.\nRobertson has angered opponents many times before with comments on current events and criticism of other faiths.\nHe once said American agents should assassinate Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's stroke was divine retribution for withdrawing from the Gaza Strip.",
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            "input": "Comedian Louis C.K.’s trailer for  his  new film “I Love You  Daddy” has generated controversy online due to the movie’s theme and its timing following the sexual misconduct allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.\nMoretz and Malkovich begin dating which horrifies  C.K.  due to her age.\n“She’s a minor!”  C.K.  is seen yelling to Malkovich in the trailer.\nSlate called the trailer “icky” while Esquire wrote  “Now is not the time for this  Louis C.K.  movie.”\n“It’s honestly a bit shocking to see how tone deaf  Louis C.K.  is in 2017 because  he  was once a comedian ahead of the curve in so many ways ” one social media user tweeted.\n“That uncomfortable moment when you start to discover that  Louis C.K.  is slowly becoming Woody Allen ” another Twitter user wrote.\n C.K.  told The Hollywood Reporter last month  “It’s just a f--king movie. We’re depicting oxygen-rich people who live in these beautiful apartments and offices saying whatever they want. Folks say s--t to each other. You can’t think about the audience when you’re making the thing. If you do  you’re not giving them something that came out of your gut. You’ll be making something that you’re like  ‘Is this OK for you?’ And they say  ‘Yes  thank you.’ Mark Twain said something like  ‘You can’t say no one can eat steak just because the baby doesn’t have teeth yet.'”\nLike Weinstein  the comedian has also been accused of sexual misconduct by female comedians. Gawker published an article two years ago detailing  the allegations against Louis C.K.  while writer and comedian Tig Notaro told the Daily Beast in August that the comedian needed to “handle  the allegations .”\n“I made my move on the red carpet of the awards show ” Koester wrote. “One by one  I would ask a conveyor belt of comedians  all men  'How do you feel about the Cosby allegations?' They would all  invariably  claim to be disgusted by the man's misdeeds. I would then follow up with 'How do you feel about the Louis C.K. allegations?' They would all  invariably  claim ignorance.”",
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            "input": "And tellingly  on a recommendation from  Prince Saud al-Faisal  the kingdom's foreign minister  for nearly 40 years before  he  stepped down in April  the money was disbursed in four installments over two years — thus allowing Saudi authorities to review every six months whether MTV was living up to its part of the deal.\nFor example  a prominent Egyptian TV talk show host  Wael el-Obrashi  was dropped from a list of top Egyptian media figures treated to an all-expenses-paid trip to Saudi Arabia because of \"his repeated  unjustified attacks on the kingdom \" according to one cable from  Prince Saud .\nAnother cable from  Prince Saud  recommended financial backing for a Lebanese center to defend journalists set up by May Chidiac  a prominent anchorwoman who lost an arm and a leg when a bomb exploded under her car in 2005. Citing a recommendation from the Saudi Embassy in Beirut   the prince  said the funding would allow the kingdom to use  her  center to promote Saudi policies.\nIn Egypt  the Saudi ambassador protested to Naguib Sawiris  founder of the privately owned ONTV network  over the appearance of a Saudi dissident  Saad al-Faqih  on one of its talk shows  according to a cable from  Prince Saud . The station said it would not invite al-Faqih again and asked the ambassador to appear on the program at a later date.\nIn 2004  the chairman of the state news agency in Guinea wrote to the Saudi Embassy in Conakry reminding him to send $2 000  saying the money \"solves many of the problems faced by the agency \" according to a cable from  Prince Saud  to the Culture and Information Ministry.\nRepeated calls to the agency's offices went unanswered  but a person familiar with its dealings said the funding request was sent to  the Saudi minister  in 2004 by then director Kandet Oumar Toure. He spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly on the subject.\n\"His request for a new home is grossly exaggerated and is disproportionate to the services he has provided to the kingdom \" wrote  Prince Saud . Granting  his  request   he  added  would encourage others to make similar demands.",
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            "input": "FRANKLIN  Tenn. (AP) —  Memphis native Justin Timberlake  returned to  his  home state for one of  his  few performances this year to declare  his  love for Tennessee.\n Timberlake  performed on Saturday in Franklin  Tennessee  at the Pilgrimage Festival  a 3-year-old music festival that  he  now co-produces and is conveniently close to  his  current home in Middle Tennessee.\nThe pop singer and actor joked to the capacity crowd of more than 25 000 fans that  he  was nervous about performing at home.\n\"Half of you I might be related to \"  Timberlake  said.\n He  surprised the crowd by reuniting with country star Chris Stapleton and  his  wife Morgane  after their breakout performance with  Timberlake  on the 2015 Country Music Association Awards.\n Justin Timberlake  performs at the Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival on Saturday  Sept. 23  2017  in Franklin  Tenn. (Photo by Amy Harris/Invision/AP)\nThe addition of  Timberlake  as a performer helped boost attendance numbers for the new music festival  about 30 minutes south of Nashville.\n Timberlake  closed out the performance with his hit songs \"SexyBack \" ''Rock Your Body \" and \"Can't Stop the Feeling.\"",
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            "input": "-LRB- CNN -RRB- Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton , amid the fallout of the massacre in Las Vegas , turned the political spotlight on a gun bill that 's currently making its way through the House . \nClinton repeatedly brought up the need for tougher gun control laws during the 2016 president campaign .",
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            "input": "“Our message is clear: If you attack someone in our jails you will face consequences ” said  department spokesman Peter Thorne .\n He  blamed the department’s inability to use six sophisticated “ionizing” body scanners to find the homemade knives on inmates.\n Man  slashed in holding cell by convicted murderer suing city\n“We will continue to work closely with state legislators to pursue the change in state law ”  Thorne  vowed.\n Man  slashed in holding cell by convicted murderer suing city\n“We need Albany lawmakers in the next legislative session to pass the Secure Pass Scanner Bill and help us save lives  otherwise they will be complicit in this violence ”  he  said.",
            "output": [
                "Peter Thorne"
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            "input": "If  only Sen. Rand Paul  had been elected president as I’d hoped   he  wouldn’t have six broken ribs today.\nThen the Kentucky Republican wouldn’t have had time to mow  his  own lawn. And a Democratic neighbor with anti-GOP feelings — who reportedly said on social media  he  wanted a special counsel to “fry Trump’s gonads” — wouldn’t have been able to attack  Paul  and break  his  ribs.\nIt could be your neighbor is a psycho  or just a nice person who doesn’t appreciate your dog’s dog-doo in his yard. I’ll share some examples later in this space  but first  a Rand Paul update.\n“I appreciate all of the support from everyone ”  Paul  wrote on Twitter. “A medical update: final report indicates six broken ribs & new X-ray shows a pleural effusion.”\nRene Boucher  59  a neighbor of the Kentucky senator  admitted to tackling  Paul . Rene Boucher  59  a neighbor of the Kentucky senator  admitted to tackling  Paul . SEE MORE VIDEOS\nNeighbor of Sen.  Rand Paul  pleads not guilty to attacking the Kentucky lawmaker »\nWas  Rand Paul  attacked over a yard dispute? It wouldn't be unheard of »",
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                "Rand Paul"
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            "input": "FUKUSHIMA  Japan (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Yutaka Harada said on Thursday the central bank had no reason to wind back its ultra-easy monetary policy as inflation remained well below its 2 percent target.\nBank of Japan  (BOJ) board member Yutaka Harada  points at a reporter during news conference at the BOJ headquarters in Tokyo March 26  2015. REUTERS/Yuya Shino/File Photo\nA vocal advocate of aggressive monetary easing   Harada  defended the BOJ’s massive stimulus program  saying it was helping to reflate the economy and had kept the yen stable.\n“Since the introduction of quantitative and qualitative easing (QQE) and the 2 percent inflation target  the yen has moved in a range of 100-120 yen  and appears to be roughly stable at around 110 yen ”  Harada  said.\nThe BOJ should withdraw stimulus only after confirming that price rises have gained enough momentum for meeting its target   Harada  told business leaders in Fukushima  northeastern Japan.\n“If the current monetary policy is maintained  labor shortages will intensify further as the economy improves  and there will be a phase in which both wages and prices increase ”  he  said. “If their momentum is strong enough  the BOJ will start reducing the level of monetary easing.”\n Harada  brushed aside criticism by some analysts that delays in rolling back stimulus could destabilize the banking system  saying the merits of ultra-easy policy still outweigh the costs.\n“Some people say that  because central banks in the United States and Europe are heading for the exit  Japan should follow suit ”  Harada  said.\n“However  it makes perfect sense to  me  that Japan’s exit should come later than theirs” as inflation is still below 1 percent   he  added.\n Harada  said  he  saw no need to ramp up stimulus either  distancing  himself  from the view of board newcomer Goushi Kataoka that the BOJ should ease further to ensure its price goal is met quickly.\n“We would need to take additional easing steps if the economy is hit by an external shock and the current stimulus becomes insufficient ”  Harada  told reporters after the meeting with the business leaders.\nThe BOJ has not reached any decisions on an exit policy for its stimulus program  but possible steps that could be taken include abandoning negative interest rates  raising the interest applied to excess reserves financial institutions park at the BOJ or selling the BOJ’s holdings of government bonds   he  said.\n Harada  is considered as among those in the nine-member board who emphasize the positive impact that huge money printing could have on the economy and inflation  rather than the demerits of prolonged easing such as the hit to bank margins.\nStill   he  has voted with the majority of the board including at last year’s decision to shift to a policy framework targeting interest rates instead of the pace of money printing.",
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                "Yutaka Harada"
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            "input": "Ron DeSantis  joins a crowded field seeking to replace Republican Gov. Rick Scott  who leaves office in 2019 due to term limits. Trump tweeted last month that  DeSantis  is a \"brilliant young leader\" who \"would make a GREAT governor. He loves our Country and is a true FIGHTER!\"\n DeSantis  made  his  announcement on Fox News and made sure to mention the Trump endorsement.\n\"With the support of the president  I'm in a position to exercise the leadership that can build on the great work that Gov. Rick Scott has done to advance economic opportunity  reform education and drain the swamp in Tallahassee  which needs to be drained just like  Washington \" DeSantis  said.\n DeSantis  hasn't been shy about  his  support for Trump.  He  introduced the president at a rally in Pensacola last month and praised him.\n\"I see the results  I see  him  working hard  and this is a president  mind you  who is facing unprecedented opposition from the Democrats  from the media ... from the bureaucracy in Washington  from the lobbyists  from the other swamp dwellers \" DeSantis said.\n DeSantis  filed  his  paperwork Friday and will make a formal announcement later this month.  He  is speaking at the Republican Party of Florida annual meeting on Saturday. It's an event where candidates woo party leaders and activists.  His  Republican primary opponent  Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam  is also speaking there.\n DeSantis  has about $1.5 million in  his  federal campaign account and a political committee that supports  him  has about $2.5 million. That $4 million will eventually be put to into the governor's race. Putnam has a combined $14.4 million in his political committee and campaign accounts.\n DeSantis  won  his  seat running as a Washington outsider in a conservative northeast Florida district  a message  he  also carried into  his  Senate campaign before dropping out.",
            "output": [
                "Ron DeSantis"
            ]
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            "input": "The follow-up to developer MachineGames’ masterful 2014 Wolfenstein franchise reboot is as beautiful and brutal as the first but feels noticeably thinner.\nWolfenstein II: The New Colossus is the direct sequel to MachineGames’ blockbuster reboot of the franchise that birthed the first-person shooter genre. It is  in essence  that very same game from three years ago. A few bells and whistles have been added to the blood-soaked fray  but Colossus feels more like an expansion to  Wolfenstein : The New Order than a fully realized sequel.\nOnce again  we step into the weathered combat boots of one William J. Blazkowicz  a meaty slice of World War II-era Americana wrapped in alternate-history supersoldier technology and laden down with ludicrous lead dispensers of every stripe.  Wolfenstein  is arguably responsible for the existence of the first-person shooter genre  and  it  wears  its  legacy well. The modern incarnation trades mazes and keys for stealth and RPG elements  with varying levels of success. Still  the essential Nazi butcher shop experience is intact: acquire weapons  creatively discharge those weapons into the servants of the monstrous Führer  lather  rinse  repeat.\nOn the gameplay front  things are much simpler. Gunplay is tight  focused  and as satisfying as any shooter on the market. If there is one thing Wolfenstein knows  it’s how to make a spectacle of its slaughter. Upgradeable weapons and leveling perks mean that Blazkowicz is both actively and passively tuned to your gameplay style  with consistent and satisfying results. It may not be as utterly glorious as 2016’s DOOM revival  but it’s certainly close.\nStill  at the end of the day  Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is fun while it lasts. That’s a target all too many games in the current “games as a service” (to the publisher  courtesy of your wallet) climate have managed to miss. What is there is enjoyable  hampered only by its brevity. I think  given another year or so to expand on the game’s epic premise  we would have had another genre-defining title on our hands. As it stands  it’s merely “pretty good.”",
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                "Wolfenstein"
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            "input": "The lack of water is a big problem  Zhang told Xinhua. Some people spent the night in mountain parks only because they could find spring water there. \"Now a lot of people carry big buckets to get water there.\"\n As for himself  Zhang just washed his face in a roadside fountain and also picked up some water.\n \"Rain started to fall by early Sunday morning. There wasn't heavy rain  but the temperature was reduced \" he said  adding current temperature in the city is around 10 degrees Celsius and it feels \"pretty cool.\"\n Many people lived in makeshift tents  but others like Zhang  had to stay in open-air.",
            "output": [
                "Zhang Hui",
                "Zhang"
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            "input": "The twice-yearly conference is preceding without  church President Thomas S. Monson   90  who is dealing with ailing health. It's the first time in more than a half century that  Monson  hasn't spoken at the conferences. Before becoming church president in 2008  he served on the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles starting in 1963.\n Monson  has scaled back conference participation in recent years  and in May  church officials said that  he  was no longer going regularly to meetings at church offices because of limitations related to  his  age.\n Monson  is the first church president since 1994 not to attend and make at least one speech  but prior to that  it was fairly common for presidents to miss conference toward the end of their lives.\nDieter F. Uchtdorf  one of  Monson 's top two counselors  said  Monson  was watching from  his  home. \" President Monson   we love you very much \" Uchtdorf said.",
            "output": [
                "Thomas S. Monson"
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            "input": "The 24-year-old Hellner crossed the line in one hour 15min 11.4sec after the two-legs of the course with Angerer at 2.1sec behind and Olsson  who led for the second half of the race  at 2.8sec back.\n Olsson was in the lead at the 18.75km stage and held it with less than 4km to go before Hellner made his bid for gold and held off his rivals as the finish line approached to claim his first major title.\n Hellner said he had hunted down Olsson in the closing stages and described his race as \"perfect\".\n \"It was excellent. The perfect race and I was very happy. I felt very strong \" he said.\n \"I felt that we could catch him (Olsson)  but we were trying to keep the pace down a little so he could get more seconds and go for gold.\"\n Olsson said he knew his lead would eventually see him overtaken by the top skiers.\n \"Twenty-five seconds is not enough with a bunch like that  but I was not going to give up \" said Olsson.",
            "output": [
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                "Olsson"
            ]
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            "input": "President Trump on Friday called  the wife of Sen. John McCain  the Arizona Republican who was hospitalized this week as he battles brain cancer   the White House said.\nAn official said Trump spoke by phone with  Cindy McCain  on Friday afternoon to “check in on Sen. McCain’s condition.”\n McCain   81  was diagnosed with brain cancer in July. On Wednesday  his office said he had been admitted to the hospital.\n“ Senator McCain  is currently receiving treatment at Walter Reed Medical Center for normal side effects of  his  ongoing cancer therapy ”  his  office said. “As ever   he  remains grateful to  his  physicians for their excellent care  and  his  friends and supporters for their encouragement and good wishes.  Senator McCain  looks forward to returning to work as soon as possible.”\n“Of course we all wish for  Sen. McCain  to have a great health for as long as possible ” Sen. Rob Portman  R-Ohio  said Friday on Fox News. “My sense is that everybody's made a commitment to be there next week. And we will certainly be able to have the vote. Our prayers go to him and his family.”\n McCain  isn’t the only Republican senator with health issues. Mississippi Sen. Thad Cochran had a procedure this week to remove a non-Melanoma lesion on his nose  his spokesman said.",
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            "input": "About  Anne Milgram 's TED Talk\nAs New Jersey Attorney General   Anne Milgram  transformed the most dangerous city in her state. She changed a criminal justice system based on gut and instinct to one supported by data and statistics.\nAbout  Anne Milgram \n Anne Milgram  is a Professor of Practice and Distinguished Scholar in Residence at New York University School of Law. At NYU   Milgram  is building a Criminal Justice Innovation Lab  focused on using data and technology to transform the criminal justice system.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "“We’re seeing the worst of it right now ” said  Randy Bergen  a pediatrician who is leading the anti-flu effort for Kaiser Permanente Northern California . “We’re really in historic territory  and I just don’t know when it’s going to stop.”\nThe influenza A subtype H3N2 that appears to be most prevalent this year is particularly nasty  with more-severe symptoms including fever and body aches. Australia — whose experience U.S. public health officials follow closely in making their flu forecasts  in part because Australia’s winter is our summer — reported a record-high number of confirmed flu cases in 2017. Another influenza B virus subtype also is circulating  “and that’s no fun  either ”  Bergen  said.\n“Some protection is better than no protection ”  Bergen  said  “but it’s certainly disappointing to have a vaccine that’s just not as effective as we’d like it to be.”\nIf you are sick  cover your cough and stay home from work if you can   Bergen  said. Remaining hydrated  eating nutritious foods and exercising can also help strengthen your immune system.\nThe hallmarks of flu are fever and body aches that accompany cough and congestion   Bergen  said.\nKaiser Permanente doctors are now being advised to prescribe antiviral drugs such as Tamiflu — given as a pill or  for children  an oral suspension — even without a lab test for influenza   Bergen  said. According to a report in the Los Angeles Times  however  Tamiflu supplies are running low.\nAnd  Bergen  cautioned that these medications are only partly effective  reducing the length of illness by just a day or two.",
            "output": [
                "Randy Bergen"
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            "input": "We know that Orton will start  but we do not know if he will finish. We also do not know if Knowshon Moreno  who is recovering from a knee (we think) injury  will play a little or a lot  and we do not know if Brandon Marshall  who has been suffering with foot-in-mouth disease  will play a little or a lot. We do not know if the Broncos will play well or ill.\n \"Everybody wants to play opening day  obviously  and I'm no different. I want to get out and compete and do everything I can do to help this team win \" Orton said before practice Wednesday.\n He is uncertain about the glove on his right hand  which is understandable given the significance of one glove in history and in sports.\n Orton will have to be on his game with the dislocation in that location if the Broncos are to score enough points to win against the Bengals. He tied with Detroit Lions rookie starting quarterback Matthew Stafford for most interceptions in the exhibitions games (four)  completed 67.2 percent of his passes and threw for one touchdown -- and left late in the second quarter of the Chicago game with a bloody index finger and an overall 61.5 QB rating.\n Will Orton be a smart  efficient  mistake-free quarterback in the opening game? Or will Orton be an immobile  dink-and-dip  pick-prone quarterback against the Bengals?\n A strong defense and a solid running game will be more vital to Orton than a glove. And Marshall's hands could be most essential.\n The wide receiver already was the happiest man in Denver because the Broncos struggled offensively without him  which could help him get a new contract. If he does  he can be happy and wealthy and show McDaniels and Orton who's the real boss.\n But  then  Orton is limited in passing range and force  and he does have a bum business finger that could affect his grip and his strength and the snaps from center  and how McDaniels attacks Cincy.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "That may be hard to remember in the thick of winter. But  climate scientist Deke Arndt  points out that even in a warm year  we still have frigid weather that invades from the north. \"We still have very cold poles and we still have the same weather systems that pull cold air away from those poles into places where we live \"  he  explains.\n Arndt  is part of a team at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration that assesses each year's weather and climate. They note that 2017 is the 21st year in a row in which the average annual temperature was warmer than the average over the 20th century. And the five warmest years for the lower 48 states have all occurred since 2006.\nNOAA's assessment acknowledges that part of the rising disaster toll is due to people building more homes and businesses in vulnerable places. That's especially true with recent losses from wildfires and hurricanes. But  Arndt  notes that a warmer world clearly makes some weather worse. \"Heat waves  their duration  their intensity  their frequency is going up \"  he  says  as is the frequency of very heavy rainfalls.\nOceanographer Antonio Busalacchi says climate models predict more of the same. \"The trend is there  it is clearly evident \" says Busalacchi  \"we are on an upward and warming slope.\" And it's a slope that increasingly worries not only scientists but insurance companies.  He  says insurance companies have a lot of questions about where the climate is headed. \"Where is the risk in the future going to be from regional sea level rise?\"  he  asks. \"Where is the risk going to be for the increase in Category 3  4 and 5 hurricanes? Where is the risk going to be for straight-line winds?\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The unexpectedly strong showing could lead to defections away from the centre-left party led by  President Maithripala Sirisena   a partner in the country’s coalition government  analysts said  creating instability in the legislature.\nRajapaksa’s Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP)  a party formed by breakaway members of  Sirisena’  party  has secured 97 local bodies out of results for 139 councils so far released as at 0650 GMT. The UNP took control of 18 councils and SLFP six.\nThe president and his supporters have opposed or neutralised many of the UNP reforms. Under the constitution   Sirisena  cannot dissolve the parliament until early 2020  while the parliament needs a two-third majority to impeach the president.\n Sirisena  has said  he  wants to take charge of the economy  which is currently handled by the UNP  and has blamed the prime minister’s party for failing to tackle corruption.",
            "output": [
                "Maithripala Sirisena"
            ]
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            "input": "If you’re at a crossroads in your life  not knowing which path to pursue or where your true passion lies  have you ever stopped doing and started listening? Jeff Goins  author of Real Artists Don’t Starve  argues that instead of trying to figure out what it is we’re good at  we should take time to figure who we are as people. In a blog post he wrote in 2015   Goins  offered this paraphrase of Parker Palmer: “Don’t just tell your life what you want to do with it; listen to what it wants to do with you.”\n“You have to listen to the voices beyond those of the people in your life ”  Goins  explained. “Listen to your inner voice  your intuition  wherever that comes from. Ask not just what can I do  but who am I really? We all have this tension between who we really are and who everybody says we should be and listening to your life is the first step in not just doing work that makes you successful but doing work we believe matters.”\nTo begin the process of listening to yourself   Goins  recommends asking yourself three questions. The first question is about passion. Take out a piece of paper and draw a circle. Write the word “passion” in that circle  and underneath it  write what you love to do. What do you have an affinity for  or what have you always enjoyed? This doesn’t have to be something specific  like writing or cooking. It could be a general interest.\n“I didn’t know what I wanted to do with my life  but I’ve always been creative ”  Goins  revealed. “That was always true about me. I’ve always loved art  music  writing  and reading. In my first circle  I would have written creativity or art in there.”\n“When you find something that you love  that you’re skilled at  and that other people want from you  you’ve got a short list ”  Goins  said. “It may not be one thing  but it’s a handful of things that you can begin to explore to find out if it’s your calling. It is not the end of this journey. You haven’t filled out these three circles and that’s what you’re supposed to do. This exercise is a starting point for you to explore the options.”\nAs evidenced by his latest book title   Goins  is not a fan of the “starving artist” mentality. Living in Nashville  he’s surrounded by musicians who suffer for their art. Some assume that suffering makes their art nobler  when in  Goins ’ mind  the starving artist is suffering unnecessarily. They haven’t given themselves permission to profit and flourish. Instead  they falsely believe they have to stay at the level they’re at until they go broke.\n“I think artists of all types need to give themselves permission to value the work that they do and take it more seriously ”  Goins  said. “That way  they don’t starve. They can keep creating this important work and we can keep seeing it. My dad ran a restaurant for years and struggled through that. It was a great restaurant that served this small community. People loved it  but from a business standpoint  it didn’t work well. He had to close and sell it for the cost of the equipment. It breaks my heart that artists of all types cannot figure out the business side of things and become a thriving artist.”\nIn his book   Goins  lays out 12 rules for how to become a thriving artist. One is that artists should apprentice under a master. In reading over 100 books on history’s greatest artists  entrepreneurs and creative minds   Goins  discovered that almost all of them had an apprenticeship. This meant doing boring  tedious work for somebody else and using that experience to become great at something. In today’s work environment  an apprenticeship gets confused with terms that don’t mean the same thing.\n“This is not an internship or a summer job at the high rise in the city where you get everybody donuts in the morning ”  Goins  clarified. “It was seven to ten years of doing work  usually in exchange for room and board. Hopefully by the end of that time  you knew what you were doing. I think we should take the same approach to our art and certainly to our business. I’m tired of seeing people become thought leaders and asking people to pay them for their expertise when they haven’t spent a decade acquiring experience and expertise. They don’t have the right to teach anybody else.”",
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            "input": "The buyer was  Eugene Meyer  a wealthy Republican who had recently resigned as governor of the Federal Reserve Board after 16 years in government posts .  Meyer  who died in 1959 at 83   was the father of Katharine Meyer Graham  who is today chairman of the board of The Washington Post Co. One of  his  grandchildren  Donald E. Graham  is now publisher of The Post.\nHamilton went inside the building to write a check for the additional $75 000  then left saying only that the new owner would continue to publish the paper.  Eugene Meyer's  identity as that new owner was not disclosed for 12 days more  until court confirmation of the sale.\nUnder the court order  the buyer was to pay $500 000 of the purchase price at once and the remainder in two equal yearly installments. Instead   Meyer  paid the total at once.  He  established The Washington Post Company with paid-in capital and surplus of $1 250 000  with  himself  as president   his  wife  Agnes Meyer  as vice president and Floyd R. Harrison  his right-hand man  as secretary-treasurer.\nAfter the sale confirmation  Hamilton went to The Post building where he found  Meyer  already drafting an announcement of his ownership for Page 1 of the next morning's paper of June 13. It included this statement:\n Eugene Meyer 's gamble half a century ago has become one of America's great success stories. CAPTION: Picture 1  Conducting the auction was Vernon G. Owen with notebook. To his right was Eugene Meyer's lawyer  George Hamilton Jr.  wilt felt hat and handkerchief. By Arthur Ellis -- The Washington Post; Picture 2  The newsroom of The Washington Times-Herald was nearly empty one night in 1954 when the paper was bought by The Post. UP; Picture 3   Eugene Meyer  and his son-in-law Philip L. Graham look over the first edition of the combined Post and Times-Herald in 1954. Harris and Ewing; Picture 4  The Post's E Street building and other physical assets were worth perhaps $100 000.",
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            "input": "\"Today\" show host  Matt Lauer  was fired for what NBC on Wednesday called \"inappropriate sexual behavior\" with a colleague and was promptly confronted with a published report accusing him of crude and habitual misconduct with other women around the office.\nWith his easygoing charm   Lauer  has long been a lucrative and highly visible part of NBC News and one of the highest-paid figures in the industry  and  his  downfall shook the network and stunned many of the roughly 4 million viewers who start their day with  him .\n He  is easily one of the biggest names brought down in recent weeks by the wave of sexual misconduct allegations that have swept through Hollywood  the media and politics.\nNetwork news chief Andrew Lack said in a memo to the staff that NBC received a complaint about  Lauer 's behavior on Monday and determined he violated company standards. NBC said the misconduct started when  Lauer  and a network employee were at the Sochi Olympics in 2014 and continued beyond that assignment.\nLack said it was the first complaint lodged against  Lauer  in  his  20 years at NBC  but \"we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident.\"\nIt was left to  Lauer 's shaken \"Today\" colleagues  Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb  to break the news to viewers at the top of Wednesday morning's show.\nAmong other things  Variety reported allegations that  Lauer  once gave a colleague a sex toy with an explicit note about how he wanted to use it on her; that he exposed himself to another female co-worker; that he would question female producers about their sex lives; and that he would talk about which co-hosts he would like to sleep with.\nMessages to  Lauer  and  his  agent were not immediately returned  and NBC would not say whether  he  denied or admitted to any wrongdoing.  He  is married with three children.\n Lauer  becomes the second morning host in a week to lose  his  job over sexual misconduct allegations. CBS fired Charlie Rose after several women who worked for  him  complained about  his  behavior.\nLauer's \"Where in the world is Matt Lauer?\" segments were popular for years  and he regularly played a lead role at the Olympics and other major news events. He had been scheduled to host the network's coverage of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting ceremony Wednesday evening.\nOn Twitter  President Donald Trump said  \"Wow   Matt Lauer  was just fired from NBC for 'inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace.' But when will the top executives at NBC & Comcast be fired for putting out so much Fake News.\"\nNatalie Morales  a former \"Today\" show colleague who left the show for \"Access Hollywood\" last year  said she was in shock about the story. She referred to stories that said she and  Lauer  had an affair  which they both denied.",
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            "input": "Story highlights  Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe  faces up to 16 years in prison and possible solitary confinement while awaiting trial\n(CNN) When  Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe  learned  she  was going to court  the British-Iranian mother assumed she was about to be released from a Tehran prison.\n\"She thought she was having a heart attack \"  Richard Ratcliffe  told CNN after speaking to  his  wife following Sunday's hearing. \"She felt sick  her legs were paralyzed and she was crying uncontrollably.\"\nAn Iranian judge also ruled that her family would have to pay $8 000 in bail to prevent her from being moved to solitary confinement while awaiting trial   Ratcliffe  says. No date has been set for the trial.\nIn April 2016   Zaghari-Ratcliffe  was detained at the airport in Tehran on her way back to the UK from visiting family with her 22-month-old daughter.",
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            "input": "“He sees himself as a strong man  or wants to see himself as a strong man ” Bernstein — who broke the Watergate scandal for  The Washington Post with Bob Woodward —  told the crowd at Northeastern Illinois University on Thursday night.\n Woodward  wasn’t much kinder  describing as “Shakespearean” an encounter  he  had with Trump in which Trump rejected former President Barack Obama’s praise of American humility and restraint in the exercise of power and told Woodward  “Real power comes from fear.”\n“In a sense  that’s the Trump ‘Rosebud ’ ”  Woodward  added  alluding to a plot element in the film “Citizen Kane.”\nThe White House did not respond to a request for comment. But Bernstein  73  and Woodward  74  sparred agreeably onstage like an old married couple. When Bernstein’s exuberant arm gestures left his handheld microphone out of range   Woodward  scolded him  “Hold the microphone steady!”\nAnd when Bernstein admitted to recently rereading sections of “All The President’s Men ” their best-selling book about Watergate   Woodward  told him  “This is like Gloria Swanson ” referring to the role Swanson played in “Sunset Boulevard” of an embittered old Hollywood star who dreams of a return to her glory years.",
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            "input": "Fresno State University public health professor Dr. Gregory Thatcher  recruited students from  his  class to help deface the Fresno State Students for Life sidewalk chalk.\n Thatcher  allegedly harassed and intimidated the group  accusing them of chalking outside the free speech zone on campus -- which hadn't existed at the school since 2015.\n“What  the professor  did was wrong  and the only permit a student needs to speak on campus is the First Amendment ” the pro-life club’s president  Bernadette Tasy  told Fox News.\nTasy captured an exchange between herself and  Thatcher  in a video clip of the incident.\n“Free speech is free speech in the free speech area ”  Thatcher  is heard telling Tasy. “It’s a pretty simple concept  okay? This does not constitute a free speech area. Okay?”\nAfter Tasy insisted they had permission from the university   Thatcher  started erasing the chalk with  his  shoe.\n“You have permission to put it down  and I have permission to get rid of it. This is our part of free speech. College campuses are not free speech areas ”  Thatcher  said  “Do you understand? Obviously you don’t understand.”\nAs part of the settlement  in which Alliance Defending Freedom represented FSSL   Thatcher  will pay $1 000 to Tasy and $1 000 to another student  Jesus Herrera  along with some attorneys’ fees. The professor is also required to undergo First Amendment training to be provided by ADF.\n Thatcher  told Fox News  he  won’t have to pay a penny out of  his  own pocket because the settlement was made through  his  insurance company.\n“I did not  in any way  admit to any wrongdoing ”  Thatcher  said. “I did agree to sit through a training seminar because I love to learn others’ thoughts and opinions.”\n“The important thing is that  Dr. Thatcher  won’t be able to interfere with our expressive activities again ”  she  said.\n“Public university professors should be encouraging free speech and not erasing it from existence ”  she  said.\nTravis Barham  ADF Legal Counsel  said  Thatcher  was “in a league of  his  own” with such a flagrant violation of the First Amendment.\nFresno State University did not respond to request for comment.  Thatcher  remains listed as faculty in the Department of Public Health  as noted by the College Fix.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The “big dude” was Rev. Peter Colapietro  a larger than life priest — he stood 6 feet tall and weighed 325 pounds — beloved among his flock of actors  stagehands  bus drivers and junkies who lived and worked in the gritty neighborhood near his Times Square church for more than two decades. He died earlier this month.\nFather Pete  dubbed “the whiskey priest” by legendary Post columnist Steve Dunleavy  was also a regular at Elaine’s and well-known among the city’s elite. His Feb. 10 Manhattan funeral was attended by hundreds of mourners  and police temporarily shut down the TriBoro Bridge and the FDR Drive in his honor. Rourke did not attend the funeral  but sent a giant floral arrangement.\nThe message “Love you Pete — Mickey” was crafted out of red and white carnations and roses  and prominently displayed at St. Monica’s in the Upper East Side  which was one of the last churches he presided at.\n“ Pete  saved my ass from myself ”  he  said. “We had a friendship for over 24 years.  He  always seemed to have the right thing to say.”\nAt their first meeting   Father Pete  led Rourke to the basement of the church on West 42nd St. They chain-smoked cigarettes and drank red wine.  Father Pete  eventually talked Rourke out of suicide  and took the letter  he  had written to  his  estranged wife  the actress and model Carre Otis.  He  placed it under the statue of St. Jude  the patron saint of lost causes  and told  him  to say 14 Hail Marys as part of  his  penance  Rourke told The Post.\nRourke soon returned for more confessions in the church basement where he would talk to  Father Pete  about everything from his girlfriends to his dogs. “ Pete  knew the names of all of my dogs ” said Rourke.\n“I explained to  Pete  what I wanted to do because I wanted to know the religious repercussions ” said Rourke  who is long divorced from Otis   his  second wife. “ Pete  sat me down  and explained to  me  about purgatory. It scared the piss out of  me .”\n Father Pete  also grabbed a bible  and told the actor  “Show me in the bible where it says vengeance is mine  Mickey Rourke  and I will help you load bullets in your gun.”\nBuoyed by his meetings with  Father Pete  as well as regular sessions with a psychiatrist  Rourke restarted his acting career  winning a 2009 Golden Globe  among other distinctions  for best actor for his portrayal of an aging fighter in “The Wrestler.” He also returned to the boxing ring  where he had spent a great deal of his youth before he turned to acting. He told The Post he currently trains an incredible three times a day and is preparing for two more matches as well as working on four new films.\nWhen Rourke asked  Father Pete  for an explanation for the letter’s disappearance  the priest just shrugged  Rourke said.\n“ Pete  loved Mickey ” said Mike Kane  a longtime friend of the priest. “His eyes would light up and his smile would glow as he focused … on Mickey’s renewed success.”\n Father Pete  personally understood how challenging life can be. Born on April 20  1948  in the Castle Hill section of the Bronx  where his father was a bar keeper  he enrolled at the St. Joseph Seminary in Yonkers  but struggled with becoming a priest. He left before they could kick him out for constantly violating the curfew.\n‘I wouldn’t be here today if it wasn’t for  Pete ’\nWhen  he  left the church in 2013 to head up St. Monica’s   he  received an emotional standing ovation from the packed pews and was serenaded by pipes and drums from the Department of Sanitation  for which  he  was the pastor. Although  he  was briefly at the helm of St. Monica’s   he  ended  his  career at St. Malachy’s  the actors’ chapel on West 49th Street because the church had an elevator  and  Father Pete  could no longer climb stairs in  his  final years.  He  was 69 when  he  died.\nThe last time Rourke saw  Father Pete  was over a boozy meal at a Hell’s Kitchen restaurant in the fall of 2016. According to Rourke   Father Pete  downed four martinis  which was not unusual for the portly pastor.\nFor  his  part   Father Pete  also seems to have leaned on the actor.",
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            "input": "Trump  however  took to Twitter this morning to tout his administration's efforts in Puerto Rico and relayed praise he said he had received from  the island's governor .\n Trump  also said that \"big decisions\" will need to be made about the costs of rebuilding the hurricane-battered island.\n\"The fact is that Puerto Rico has been destroyed by two hurricanes. Big decisions will have to be made as to the cost of its rebuilding \"  he  tweeted.\nPuerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello just stated: \"The Administration and the President  every time we've spoken  they've delivered...... — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 29  2017\n...The fact is that Puerto Rico has been destroyed by two hurricanes. Big decisions will have to be made as to the cost of its rebuilding! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 29  2017\n Trump  announced Tuesday  he  will make  his  first visit to Puerto Rico next week after critics -- both Democrats and Republicans -- accused  his  administration of a lackluster response to the catastrophic damage left by Maria.",
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            "input": "The Philippine government has revoked the operating license of leading news website Rappler   officials said Monday in  a ruling denounced by President Rodrigo Duterte ' s critics as the latest blow to press freedom  . Rappler   set up in 2012   is among a clutch of Philippine news organizations that have sparred with  Duterte  over  their  critical coverage of  his  brutal drugs war . But the government rejected allegations that  the ruling  was an attack on press freedom   with Duterte ' s spokesman saying Rappler and Rappler Holdings Corp had violated a provision in the country ' s constitution restricting media ownership to Filipinos . At his state of the nation address to Congress last year Duterte vowed to expose Rappler ' s \" American ownership .\" \" The issue at hand is the compliance of 100 percent Filipino ownership and management of mass media . It is not about infringement on the freedom of the press  \" Duterte spokesman Harry Roque said in a statement Monday . \" No one is above the law . Rappler has to comply  \" Roque added . Rappler ' s acting managing editor Chay Hofilena told AFP the company would file a court appeal against the Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC ) ruling   which is due to take effect in 15 days . \" This is pure and simple harassment   the seeming coup de grace to the relentless and malicious attacks against us since 2016  \" the website said in a statement . \" We will continue bringing you the news   holding the powerful to account for their actions and decisions   calling attention to government lapses that further disempower the disadvantaged  \" it said . The case concerns Rappler Holdings ' decision to issue Philippine depositary receipts for shares of Rappler Inc . that the government said were sold to foreign companies . \"( They are ) existing for no other purpose than to effect a deceptive scheme to circumvent the constitution  \" the SEC said in a January 11 ruling to revoke Rappler ' s certificates of incorporation that was posted on the commission ' s website Monday . The ruling followed setbacks suffered by other Philippine news organisations which have criticized Duterte ' s war on drugs that has killed nearly 4   000 suspects . In March last year  Duterte  described top newspaper Philippine Daily Inquirer and leading television broadcaster ABS - CBN as \" sons of whores \" and warned them of karmic repercussions over their criticism of his drug war . \" I ' m not threatening them but someday their karma will catch up with them  \"  Duterte  said . \" They ' re shameless   those sons of whore journalists  \" he added . Four months later the Inquirer announced its owners were in talks to sell the publication . A business tycoon who backed Duterte ' s 2016 election bid later disclosed he was planning to buy the Inquirer . Last year  Duterte  threatened to block ABS - CBN ' s application to renew its operating franchise   a permit that requires congressional approval . The mass media watchdog group National Union of Journalists of the Philippines denounced the Rappler ruling . \" It was but one of many threats  Duterte  has made against media critical of  him  and  his  governance   such as the Philippine Daily Inquirer and broadcast network ABS - CBN  \" the union said in a statement . \" We call on all Filipino journalists to unite and resist every and all attempts to silence us  \" the group added . Opposition Senator Risa Hontiveros also criticised the ruling   calling it \" pure harassment and a clear attack on press freedom .\"",
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            "input": "âThe point is Iâm suddenly popular AF.â  â George W. Bush  #SNL pic.twitter.com/azu3DzCzsP â Saturday Night Live â SNL (@nbcsnl) January 28  2018\nYou get the point: SNL knows its audience is all stressed out about Trump  but hey  letâs have some fun calling  Bush  stupid again.\nAnd they also blame  him  for creating ISIS.\nAfter Ferrellâs Bush character mentions that âwe are still in two different wars that I started â  he  then poses the question  âWhat has two thumbs and created ISIS? This guy.â",
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            "input": "A softer approach promoted by left-leaning parties including former Amsterdam Mayor Job Cohen's Labor Party is very unlikely to win a majority  though Labor is running second in polls and has made a late surge.\n Cohen wants to preserve government social programs  raise taxes and make it easier for immigrants to integrate rather than punishing those that fail.\n In a final televised debate Tuesday night  Rutte mocked one of Cohen's signature lines -- that it is the primary duty of an executive to \"hold things together.\"\n Cohen won praise for his handling of a tense period in Amsterdam after the murder of filmmaker Theo van Gogh by a Muslim fanatic in 2004.\n \"The difference between you and me  Mr. Cohen  is that I don't want to hold things together. I want to get things going \" Rutte said.\n Cohen shot back that Rutte's plans -- including raising the retirement age  increasing health care costs and banning welfare for any immigrant for 10 years after arrival -- were equivalent to electroshock therapy.\n \"You know what happens when you give an electric shock: there are great risks of crippling\" the economy  Cohen said.",
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            "input": "GOP gubernatorial hopeful Sen. John DeFrancisco blasted  Gov. Cuomo  on Tuesday  saying  he  failed to release most of $2 billion in school funding  some of which could be used for safety measures.\nThe state regularly processes applications and only has 10 outstanding before the review board that  Cuomo  controls   his  office said. Both sides agree only $400 million has been spent.\n The Syracuse state senator  said one superintendent in Newburgh told  him   he  had an application in for several years.\nWhile DeFrancisco put the blame on  Cuomo   saying  his  administration is either “incompetent” or waiting to release the money during  his  re-election   Cuomo’s staff  said  it ’s the Senate-controlled State Education Department that’s responsible for the backlog.\n They  also denied DeFrancisco’s claim that 250 school districts across the state are waiting for the money because  Cuomo ’s people won’t release it.\n“DeFrancisco is either a liar intent on politicizing every part of state government  or he didn’t read the bill he voted for ”  Cuomo  spokesman Rich Azzopardi said.\nThe review board awarding the funds has approved 427 plans for projects covering 322 school districts and 20 special education schools   Azzopardi  said.",
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            "input": "LOS ANGELES (AP) —  Louis C.K.’s  longtime manager is apologizing for not taking complaints of  his  client’s sexual misconduct more seriously.\nDave Becky says in a lengthy statement Monday that  he  misunderstood the nature of the allegations brought forth by a female comedy duo in 2002 who claimed  C.K.  masturbated in front of them without their consent. The allegations by Dana Min Goodman and Julia Wolov were among several included in a New York Times report last week about  C.K.’s  history of misconduct.\nBecky said  he  misinterpreted the women’s complaint and sought discretion for what  he  considered an issue of infidelity for  his  then-married client. At the time   he  said   he  did not consider the women’s interaction with  C.K.  as “threatening or non-consensual.”\n“If I had  I would have taken this event as seriously as it deserved to be  and I would have confronted Louis  which would have been the right thing to do ” Becky said in  his  statement. “I now comprehend that my response was perceived as a threat to cover-up sexual misconduct. This is not an excuse. What I did was wrong  and again  I am extremely sorry.”\nBecky and 3Arts Entertainment dropped  C.K.  as a client after the New York Times detailed allegations of sexual misconduct from five women against the comedian.  C.K.  has since said the allegations are true.\nBecky maintains in  his  statement that  he  was unaware of  his  client’s behavior beyond the 2002 incident.",
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            "input": "Melanie Sloan  made  her  name as an ethics watchdog in DC  but more recently  she 's emerged as another prominent critic of the HR disaster that is the United States Congress—with  her  own experience to boot. When  she  got a job on the Hill working for Congressman John Conyers in 1995   she 'd heard there was a lot of sexual harassment taking place there   she  recalled. Still  given that  she  was a respected lawyer at the time—and joining his staff as a minority counsel to the House Judiciary Committee— she  thought it would be fine.\n She  was wrong. Although  Sloan  does not think  she  was sexually harassed   she  said  her  three years at that job were characterized by verbal abuse and punctuated with bizarre incidents  like one in which  she  walked into  her  boss's office and found him in his underwear. Without an HR department   she  struggled to figure out what  she  was supposed to do.\n\"I did everything I could \"  she  told me. \"I talked to my supervisor. I talked to [then] Minority Leader [Richard] Gephardt. Externally  I talked to a women's group and a reporter. I told the reporter what happened  and he called a woman colleague of mine to check my story. She told him I was mentally unstable  and even though I'd worked with this reporter before  he told me  'Well  maybe you are mentally unstable.'\"\nReporters' attitudes are obviously changing; on November 22   Sloan  was the first person to go on the record with the Washington Post about Conyers's alleged misconduct toward staffers  which she said included verbal abuse in her case but appears to have centered on unwanted touching and requests for sexual acts in others. So are societal attitudes:  Sloan  said  she  recently heard from friends of  her 's from the 90s—one who worked on the Hill and another in a big DC law firm—who shared stories of harassment for the first time. But it might take members of Congress longer to get it together than the average person who watches the Today show. The average age of congresspeople is 57; in the Senate specifically  it is 61.",
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            "input": "Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise  returned to work at the Capitol on Thursday after spending months recovering from the June GOP baseball practice where  he  was shot when a gunman opened fire. \"It feels great to be back \"  Scalise  told reporters as  he  walked out of  his  office Thursday. Members of both parties stood  applauded  and cheered as  Scalise  walked into the House chamber Thursday morning  using crutches and giving them a wry shake of  his  head. Several members patted  him  on the back and went in for hugs. \"Our prayers have been answered \" House Speaker Paul Ryan said  introducing  Scalise   who addressed his colleagues on the House floor.\n Scalise  began by thanking members of Congress and the public for an \"outpouring of love \" saying \"it's given us the strength to get through all of this.\"  He  also spoke of  his  faith  saying that  his  prayers were answered. \"I'm definitely a living example that miracles really do happen \"  he  said. The lawmaker then went on to thank US Capitol Police officers Crystal Griner and David Bailey who  âafter being shot both themselves  continued to engage the shooter\" and   Scalise  said  saved not only his life  but those of everyone on the field that morning. Griner could not be in the House chamber on Thursday   Scalise  said  but members cheered for Bailey who was sitting in the gallery. âDavid  you are my hero. You saved my life  \" Scalise  said. After  his  speech  members presented  Scalise  with a baseball bat. A three-wheeled scooter decked out with an LSU Tigers decal and a \"MAJ WHIP\" license plate was also spotted just outside the House chamber  as  he  was speaking. âStarting today   Whip Scalise  will be resuming  his  work at the Capitol  while also completing an extended period of out-patient rehabilitation over the coming months â according to a statement sent out by Scaliseâs office.\nRepublicans and Democrats took to Twitter Thursday morning to welcome  Scalise  back to the Capitol. Even a few senators headed over to the House floor to greet  him   including Sen. Shelley Moore Capito and Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn  who said it was \"an inspirational day.\" \"It's tremendous seeing  him  back  and I know [ he 's] still got a long way to go \" Cornyn said.\nA proud moment to be in the Chair today to welcome back my friend Steve Scalise! #ScaliseStrong [Link]\n Scalise  thanked members on both sides of the aisle who supported  him  and sent  him  their well wishes as  he  recovered.  He  specifically mentioned Democratic Rep. Cedric Richmond  also of Louisiana  whom  he  called âthe star of the [Congressional Baseball] game too many times.â  Scalise  said that Richmond âsomehow figured out which hospital I was sent to and got there â [ he ] was probably first on the sceneâ after the shooting  noting that Richmond  who had been practicing with Democrats on another field  was still in  his  baseball uniform. \"A lot of people ask  did this event change you? ... Yes it changed me  but not in the ways you might think \"  Scalise  said. \"It's only strengthened my faith in God and it's really crystalized what shows up in the goodness of people. ... To me  all I remember are the thousands of acts of kindness that came out of this. ... [It] helped me realize just how wonderful most people are and just how much compassion is out there.\" Ryan was \"brought to tears\" when he greeted  Scalise  earlier Thursday  according to CBS  which is filming a 60 Minutes segment with the Louisiana Republican that will air on Sunday. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi spoke briefly after  Scalise  finished  his  remarks  saying: âThank God our prayers our answered.\" Cathy McMorris Rodgers  a member of House GOP leadership  told BuzzFeed News  Scalise  had called her Thursday morning to let her know he was coming back. \"I thought he gave a powerful speech  wonderful to see him. Amazed that he could walk through those doors after everything he's been through \" she said.\n Scalise âs recovery process was long  requiring multiple surgeries and attention to deep-tissue infection related to  his  injuries  after  he  was shot in the hip.",
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            "input": "House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi will be the guest judge on an episode of the VH1 reality series RuPaul’s Drag Race All-Stars when the program returns this month  according to a report.\n Pelosi  tweeted Thursday that  she  had a “fabulous” time filming  her  cameo for the show.\nAll I can say is  you betta werk! Had a fabulous time with @RuPaul and good luck to all the queens. #DragRace [Link] — Nancy Pelosi (@NancyPelosi) January 18  2018\nA representative for  Pelosi  told the Post that the 77-year-old lawmaker agreed to participate in the show as a way to stand against what she called President Donald Trump’s anti-LGBT policies.\nThe paper further reported that  Pelosi  was a fan of the show and its message of being proud of who you are.",
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            "input": "This is more or less the situation faced by  Gov. Cuomo  with the Essential Plan  a form of Obamacare  that since 2016 has been providing free or low-cost health coverage to low-income New Yorkers. It currently has 710 000 enrollees.\n Team Cuomo  has chosen not to refuse the money or warn Washington about what’s happening. Instead  they’ve gone with option C: sue the feds to keep the broken ATM running until someone gets it fixed or turns it off.\nThe surprising truth emerged last week  when the Empire Center obtained a state Department of Health memo being shared with insiders. It showed the Essential Plan running a hefty surplus  which  Cuomo  intends to use for plugging holes elsewhere in the state budget.\nThe situation is all the more surprising because the plan recently took a $1 billion cut to  its  federal funding  courtesy of a constitutional flaw in President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act. Plus  the memo says the state has been overpaying the insurance companies who manage the benefit under contract with the state.\nWorse is the  Cuomo  administration’s plan to spend the surplus on other programs  such as subsidizing financially weak hospitals. Once the feds wake up to that diversion  they’re liable to demand repayment — as state Senate Health Chairman Kemp Hannon (R-L.I.) warned last week at a budget hearing. If New York somehow wins its suit and claims another billion-plus dollars  it will be digging the hole even deeper.\n Cuomo  and  his  aides see New York as being under attack from Washington — on tax policy  immigration and other issues — and may feel that all is fair in political warfare. But the money they’re trying to grab comes from taxpayers  not the President or Congress. Their gamesmanship with public funds gives the whole enterprise of government-funded health care a bad name.\n Better Cuomo  should drop the lawsuit  urge Congress to rewrite the funding formula and come fully clean about the Essential Plan’s finances: Did it run a surplus before now? If so  what happened to the extra money? And why wasn’t any of this made clear to the taxpaying public?",
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            "input": "They will definitely still be talking about  Shaun  White.\nIt wasn’t so much that  White  won  his  third gold medal to place  his  name among the greatest to compete in the Olympics  or in any realm of sports  for that matter.\nIt was the way  he  did it.\n His  winning run capped a contest that  even before  he  dropped in for the finale  was the best  in terms of pure difficulty  showmanship and guts that has ever been seen on a halfpipe.\nIt came with the heart-thumping pressure of knowing  he  had to land the most difficult run  he  ever attempted  or settle for silver.\nIt included back-to-back jumps  each with 1440 degrees of spin  that are  quite literally  death-defying. They were tricks  White  said afterward that  he  had never landed in succession — not in practice and  of course  never in a contest.\n“I knew I had  it  in me ”  he  said. “The fear was out of the door. I’m at the Olympics. I had to do  it . I’m standing at the top  in my favorite position  with the pressure of the world and one run to go. Man  it brings out the best in me. I’m so glad that’s a part of me as a competitor.”\nOn the winning trip   White  got the tough stuff out of the way early  dropping straight into the halfpipe  flying nearly 20 feet above it and whipping  his  body around twice while going head-over-heels two times.  He  landed high enough on the wall to gather sufficient speed to head to the other side and essentially do a mirror image of the first trick.\nFrom there   he  performed what  he  calls a Sky Hook — a 20-foot vault above the deck in which  he  bent  himself  into the shape of a comma  while grabbing the board and tweaking it up toward  his  backside to show judges the style they demand.  His  final trick was one  he  patented: the Double McTwist 1260  in which  he  took off from the wall for two flips with 1 ½ twists  grabbing the board and practically wrestling it over  his  head to complete the jump and stick the landing.\n He  knew  he ’d done it  but the wait — about 120 seconds — was agonizing.\nThe score came up. A 97.75. It was enough to beat Ayumu Hirano  the 5-foot-2  19-year-old from Japan who has been asked   quite often  exactly when  he  was going to beat Shaun White.\nBut it was Hirano  who now has back-to-back Olympic silvers  who set the stakes for these games by becoming the first man to land the back-to-back 14s at the Winter X Games last month. He did  it  again on his second run under a slate-gray sky in Pyeongchang to set the mark (95.25) that  White  would have to beat.\nHe did  it . Shortly after his winning score came up   White  was hugging friends and family and sobbing  almost uncontrollably — the sort of emotion rarely seen from the man who burst onto the scene as the ebullient redhead shredder dude  then grew into a multi-platform  megastar whose light shines well beyond any halfpipe.\n White  would be the first to admit that a lot of that fame came because of the Olympics. So the win wasn’t so hard to put into perspective.\n“He ripped his face in half  more or less  and you can still see the scars ” said White’s coach  JJ Thomas. “And I don’t know if anyone else in this world has the mental strength to overcome that fear and lay  it  down on the world stage.  It ’s amazing. He’s legendary.”\nThe debate is now on about where  exactly   White  stands in the pantheon of Olympic stars  or sports stars in general.",
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            "input": "OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) —  Russell Westbrook  hit a 3-pointer with 1.7 seconds left to cap a 30-point  15-assist outing  and the Oklahoma City Thunder held off the Atlanta Hawks 120-117 on Friday night.\nThe Hawks led 92-88 with 8:49 left after a basket by Kent Bazemore.  Westbrook  re-entered the game and led the Thunder on a 16-5 run. Anthony’s 3-pointer with 5:34 left gave Oklahoma City a 104-97 lead.\nThe Hawks came back again  eventually tying the game at 117 on two free throws by Ersan Ilyasova with 11.1 seconds left. After a timeout  George inbounded to  Westbrook   who made the final shot over Atlanta’s Taurean Prince. Without a timeout  the Hawks could manage only a desperation heave at the buzzer.\nThunder:  Westbrook  was called for an unsportsmanlike technical foul with 3:24 left in the second quarter for shoving Malcolm Delaney after Delaney had fouled him. … Steven Adams had 16 points and 10 rebounds. … The Thunder now trail only 66-65 in their all-time series with the Hawks  including the franchise’s time in Seattle. … George and  Westbrook  entered the game ranked first and second  respectively  in the NBA in steals at 2.45 and 2.10. George had three steals against the Hawks  and  Westbrook  had two.",
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            "input": "Thomas Homan   US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s acting director  told Fox News that the mayor’s warning on Twitter was “beyond the pale” and compared her to a gang lookout who tells people when a police car is arriving.  Homan  said the Justice Department is looking into whether Schaaf obstructed justice.\nIt was unclear how many people would have eluded capture without the mayor’s warning  but  Homan  squarely blamed  her  for 800 and said  her  actions jeopardized officer safety.\n“There’s over 800 significant public safety threat criminals  these are people who are here illegally and committed yet another crime  been convicted of a crime ” he told Fox. “ She  gave them warning  and there’s 800 that we were unable to locate because of that warning  so that community’s a lot less safe than it would have been.”\n Homan ’s statement of 800 missed targets — plus the 150 arrests — in only three days suggests an unusually large operation by the agency’s standards. Two weeks ago  it arrested 212 in a five-day operation in the Los Angeles area. A Texas operation in February resulted in 145 arrests over seven days.\nAsked about  Homan  likening her to a gang lookout  she said the “Trump administration is trying to distract the American people  convince them that these immigrants are dangerous people. That could not be further from the truth and it is based in racism.”\nThe warring words are the latest sign of escalating tension between California officials and the Trump administration over immigration enforcement and “sanctuary” jurisdictions.  Homan  vowed that immigration agents would have a stronger presence in California since a state law took effect in January to sharply limit cooperation between state and local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities.\nDozens of protesters marching outside the agency’s offices in San Francisco after  Homan  spoke chanted  “Shut down ICE!” David Chiu  a Democratic state assemblyman  said Trump “has declared war on our immigrant communities.”\n Homan   in announcing the arrests late Tuesday  renewed  his  warning that California’s limits on cooperating with ICE in local jails will lead to a bigger presence of immigration agents on the streets.",
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            "input": "Hon Hai climbed NT$2  or 1.79 percent  to close at NT$113.5 on Wednesday.\n Wang also pointed out that Hon Hai's revenue this year is expected to rise 32 percent from last year -- benefiting from the growth of orders in flat panel TVs  iPads  iPhones and notebook computers.\nHon Hai \"overweight\" because its share prices have plunged about 20 percent in the past month.\n Wang also pointed out that Hon Hai's revenue this year is expected to rise 32 percent from last year -- benefiting from the growth of orders in flat panel TVs  iPads  iPhones and notebook computers.\n Wang cut the stock's target price from NT$179 to NT$170  however  saying the pay hikes are expected to increase Hon Hai's cost by NT$24 billion a year  which would reduce its operating profit by 20 percent.\n Calvin Huang  analyst at Daiwa Securities  was also worried that the increase in labor cost will hurt the company's ability to grab market shares. He maintained an \"underperform\" rating for Hon Hai.\n In addition  JPMorgan Chase cut Hon Hai's target price from NT$175 to NT$148  and Merrill Lynch decreased it from NT$190 to NT$159. But both brokerages kept their buy rating on the stock  according to media reports.\nHon Hai's target price from NT$175 to NT$148  and Merrill Lynch decreased it from NT$190 to NT$159. But both brokerages kept their buy rating on the stock  according to media reports.\n Meanwhile  Morgan Stanley expected Hon Hai to stage a rebound in the next two months and set a target price at NT$150  saying the worst was over after the company's share prices fell 20 percent in the past month  the reports said.\n The highest target price for Hon Hai -- NT$173 -- came from Credit Suisse  which reiterated its \"outperform\" rating for the stock  saying the impact from the pay hikes would be less than expected and the overall labor cost would become lower after the company hires more quality workers  a media report said.\nHon Hai's target price from NT$175 to NT$148  and Merrill Lynch decreased it from NT$190 to NT$159. But both brokerages kept their buy rating on the stock  according to media reports.",
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            "input": "One of the central issues of the shutdown battle is the Children's Health Insurance Program. NPR's Michel Martin talks with Alabama CHIP Director Cathy Caldwell about the program  which covers 9 million low-income kids across the U.S.\nAnd joining us now is  Cathy Caldwell .  She  is the director of Alabama's CHIP program.  She 's speaking to us from Prattville  Ala.  Cathy Caldwell   thank you so much for speaking with us.\n CATHY CALDWELL : Oh  thank you for having me.\n CALDWELL : Sure. The Children's Health Insurance Program provides health insurance to uninsured children whose family income is above the Medicaid level. Currently  in Alabama  we have over 85 000 children insured in that program.\nCALDWELL: And  we  did receive some additional funding. But  we 're still worried that it's going to run out before too long. What will happen when  we  exhaust  our  funding -  we  will dis-enroll children from the program. Many of those children will become uninsured. So for many  they will probably not be able to access all of the services they need.\nCALDWELL: I would like to say that there is huge urgency. I think some people look at the numbers and think that if  we  still have a few weeks of funding  then there's no urgency. That is absolutely not the case. These are large programs with many children enrolled. And so if in fact funding does not continue  then  we  have to shut down  our  programs. It is going to take time and many resources to accomplish that. So  we  need Congress to act and extend funding. And  we  really need to get that down this month.\nMARTIN: That's  Cathy Caldwell .  She  is the director of Alabama's CHIP program.  We  reached  her  in Prattville  Ala.  Cathy Caldwell   thank you so much for speaking with  us .  We  really appreciate it.\n CALDWELL : Oh  you're very welcome. Thanks for having me.\nCopyright © 2018 NPR. All rights reserved. Visit  our  website terms of use and permissions pages at www.npr.org for further information.",
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                "Cathy Caldwell"
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            "id": "task419-11e346c4e5e94e548ec94f24f1b1ba63",
            "input": "\"Here there is no hope. By the time a victim arrives at the awareness of having been a victim  legal intervention is not possible \" Domolo said in a country that has long been reluctant to confront the Vatican in its own backyard.\n \"The complicity of the hierarchy  together with the enormity of the numbers and vast geography of these crimes  should lead us to consider that we are facing a crime against humanity carried out by a political-religious organization \" Domolo told a news conference before the victims met  his delivery bearing the cadence of a homily.\n Domolo  now 45  said he had been a victim of his parish priest from age 8 to 12  and that he was forced to confess \"as if I had sinned.\"\n \"The church has known for 50 years this has been going on\" but \"kept it quiet in a disgusting way \" he said.\n Domolo was a priest for 15 years. He renounced both the priesthood and his Roman Catholic faith after meeting another victim on a trip to Ireland in 2001.",
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            "input": "Intel CEI Brian Krzanich  announced Monday evening in a CES keynote presentation that  the company  is neck-in-neck with other competitors in the race to make universal quantum computers that can solve problems that are impossible on today’s supercomputers.  The semiconductor giant  is competing against Google  IBM and other companies to reach “quantum supremacy ” the marker at which universal quantum computers outpace traditional computers that represents an important Kitty Hawk moment for data processing.\n Krzanich  said  the company  has created a 49-qubit quantum computing chip and have shipped  it  to  their  partners for use testing  representing a big step in quantum computing for  the company .\n“Quantum computing represents a completely different approach to computing. This technology will be able to solve problems that are insurmountable today ”  Krzanich  said in  his  speech. “Just as we ushered in the era of our classical personal computing  we’re pushing the boundaries of the quantum computing revolution.”\nWhat are those impossible problems? Simulating the side effects of pharmaceutical drugs  simulating catalysts that speed up chemical reactions (which can lead to more energy-efficient applications) and breaking cryptography  Mike Mayberry  corporate vice president and managing director of Intel Labs told Fox News.  Krzanich  said one potential use is for research into better-quality materials  such as more efficient superconductors.\n Krzanich  also discussed the development of a neuromorphic test chip  nicknamed “Loihi.” Neuromorphic chips are closer to traditional computer chips  but they are built to imitate neurons in a human brain  giving it the ability to learn as it runs.\nNeuromorphic chip are expected to be able to identify objects from different angles while moving better than existing systems  he said. This ability opens the door to real-time analysis of complex data   Krzanich  said.\n It ’s possible neuromorphic chips could be used in a product such as a smartphone in two to four years  Mayberry said.\n“We’re really optimistic about what this new kind of computing can achieve over time ”  Krzanich  said in  his  presentation.",
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            "input": "What  Qader  has built is a computer program that uses artificial intelligence  reams of biomedical data and various algorithms to essentially \"read\" mammogram images  spotting and diagnosing abnormalities quickly and at low cost — a potential boon to developing countries  where access to doctors and health care can be limited. The technology is still in the testing stage  says  Qader .\n Qader  acknowledges that interpreting mammograms is usually the task of radiologists  but  his  goal is not to replace human physicians   he  says  but to help them — particularly in areas  often in low-income countries like Afghanistan  where trained physicians can be scarce.  Qader  believes  his  technology can aid doctors by quickly pinpointing diagnoses to allow for earlier and better care. Although there are mammogram machines in Afghanistan there are not enough skilled doctors to read the results   he  says. \"They have the hardware — it's only getting cheaper — but not the manpower.\"\nHe's not the only one who thinks so. After meeting  Qader  at Google's I/O developer conference in May 2017  Google CEO Sundar Pichai and chairman Eric Schmidt sent him Twitter shout-outs.\n Qader  also presented a TEDxTeen talk in London about  his  quest to apply machine-learning technology to health care in the developing world: \"How I Searched My Way to a Cure.\"\nIt's the story of an immigrant family seeking the American dream and of a kid whose curiosity led him to become a budding entrepreneur.  Qader  was born in Afghanistan in 1999 and came to Chicago with  his  parents when  he  was only a few months old.  He  grew up surrounded by aunts  uncles and cousins  all of them   he  says  \"trying to figure out\" how to make new lives in their new country. A key ingredient   his  family taught  him   was helping people: \"If we were in the position that we could help ourselves  we could help others. That is the philosophy I grew up with and that has always helped me.\"\n\"This is how he is \" says his mother  Roya Qader. He returned from their family trip to Afghanistan asking  \"Why people there don't have the opportunities that he had to study. And what could he do to help people there?\"",
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            "input": "After a decade of rare stability in the region  Niger has in recent weeks been plunged into serious political crisis arising from Tandja's desire to extend his stay in power after his mandate expires this year.\n At the end of two five-year terms as elected head of state  Tandja  71  is due to leave office by December 22  but instead he has defied the country's top court and decided to hold a referendum on August 4 on a new constitution.\n The proposed constitution would enable him to hang on to power for three years and then to run for office again for unlimited terms.\n After defying the constitutional court Tandja assumed emergency powers which saw him dissolve the court as well as parliament and crack down on independent media.\nTandja  71  is due to leave office by December 22  but instead he has defied the country's top court and decided to hold a referendum on August 4 on a new constitution.\n After defying the constitutional court Tandja assumed emergency powers which saw him dissolve the court as well as parliament and crack down on independent media.\n The opposition has slammed Tandja's action as akin to a coup d'etat.\n ECOWAS is brandishing economic sanctions and diplomatic isolation if Tandja presses ahead with the referendum.",
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            "input": "Russia's catastrophic wildfires this summer have demonstrated the need to reform the nation's forest protection legislation and the state forestry agency  President Dmitry Medvedev said Wednesday.\n The remarks appeared to reflect Medvedev's desire to take a higher profile on economic and domestic policy issues presently controlled by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin -- though Medvedev stopped short of an open challenge to his powerful predecessor and mentor.\n Putin has taken a highly visible lead in efforts to combat the fires  visiting affected areas and even taking a seat in a firefighting plane while Medvedev was chairing dull official meetings. Many political commentators perceived Putin's action as a sign of his intention to reclaim the presidency in 2012 and a clear warning to Mevedev to stand by.\n Medvedev indicated Wednesday that the prime minister's move to take direct control of the forestry agency  Rosleskhoz  could be insufficient to properly protect the nation's forests in the future.\n \"If it's more convenient to work that way  you are welcome \" Medvedev told a government meeting focused on forests. \"But if it proves insufficient  I reserve the right to radically change those structures.\"\n He said the blazes had shown that the current law and the existing official structures can't properly protect the forests.\n \"It's quite obvious that the legal base and the organizational structure that we have don't fit the purpose \" Medvedev said in televised remarks.\n The president also said that the need for changing the current forest legislation also must be carefully analyzed.\nPutin and Medvedev both have said they would decide later who will run for president.\n Medvedev avoided any direct criticism of Putin  but said Wednesday the 2006 law had left most of the nation's forests without due oversight.\n He also seemed to defy Putin on another issue -- the construction of a new highway northwest of Moscow that would destroy a forest near the town of Khimki. Putin's Cabinet has continued to support it despite growing public opposition.",
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            "input": "THEODORE  Alabama â  The U.S. Senate campaign of Judge Roy Moore  is firing back at  Jimmy Kimmel  and  his  paid trickster Rich Barbieriâalso known as âJake Byrdââfor disrupting a worship service at which Moore spoke here on Wednesday night.\nâ Jimmy Kimmel  and the âHollywood eliteâ cross the line when  they  invade our Churches under a disguise and attempt to make a mockery of our worship services â Drew Messer  a senior adviser to Moore  told Breitbart News on Thursday morning after the incident at the church on Wednesday night.\nThe pastor had earlier in the evening also warned event-goers against disrupting the worship service  so this constituted his second warning. But that did not stop Barbieriâwhose character on  Kimmel âs show is âJake Byrdââfrom disrupting the event and being escorted out by police.\nTurns out tonight's Roy Moore superfan is a comedian named Tony Barbieri  part of  Jimmy Kimmel 's gang. pic.twitter.com/ykeGKVDdkS â Ben H. Raines (@BenHRaines) November 30  2017\n Kimmel  bragged about the insult to Christians on Twitter too:\nJake Byrd heckles Roy Moore:  Jimmy Kimmel  comedian crashes Alabama church rally [Link] â Jimmy Kimmel (@jimmykimmel) November 30  2017\nNow  for the first time since the incident  Mooreâs team is fired up and fighting back calling out the elites. In addition to Messerâs above comments  he added in an email to Breitbart News that  Kimmel  should come down to Alabama himself rather sending one of his lackeys down here.\nâIf  Kimmel  wants to mock our Christian values  he should come down here and do it man to man instead of hiding behind a camera in Hollywood â Messer said. âAnd yes  Jimmy  we will still rebuild our military  build the wall  protect our gun rights  reform our tax code  and support President Trump whether you like that or not. Hollywood will not bully us around.â\nFellow senior Moore adviser Brett Doster bashed  Kimmel  for enabling Hollywoodâs culture of preying on women as seen by the recent downfalls of Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey.\nâLast night   Jimmy Kimmel  sent one of  his  goons to disrupt an Alabama worship service as a comedy prop â Doster said in an email to Breitbart News. âFor  years  Kimmel  hosted a show that exploited women and encouraged sexual impropriety.  He  and the rest of the entertainment industry look down their noses at our evangelical values while using their own pulpit to encourage the very behavior purveyed by monsters like Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey.â\nIt remains to be seen whether  Kimmel  will have the guts to face Mooreâs team head-on in Alabama  and own up to the actions of his staff. A  Kimmel  publicist has not responded to Breitbart News when asked via email whether  Kimmel  or Barbieri would be willing to defend themselves in an interview.\nAfter publication of this article  the battle between  Kimmel  and Moore intensified on Twitter  as Moore Tweeted this article at  Kimmel  inviting him to take his cause to Alabama to fight him âman to man.â\n Kimmel  replied with yet another attack on Christians in Alabama  mocking them for not having Christian values.\nSounds great Roy â let me know when you get some Christian values and Iâll be there! â Jimmy Kimmel (@jimmykimmel) November 30  2017\nMoore fired back  standing up to the âbigotryâ of coastal elites like  Kimmel  against southern conservative Christians in Alabama:\n Kimmel  replied that  he  would come after all:",
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            "input": "Two students from Marjorie Stonemason Douglas High School attacked National Rifle Association spokesperson Dana Loesch as a bad mother during the CNN Town Hall on gun policy on Wednesday night.\nAnother student  Emma Gonzalez — whom CNN has highlighted frequently in the past several days — also attacked  Loesch  as a mother: “I want you to know that we will support your two children in a way that you will not.”\nIn addition  as NewsBusters notes  the crowd repeatedly heckled  Loesch  as a “murderer.” Tapper did admonish them — as did Gonzalez — to be quiet so that they could hear her answers to questions.\nThe crowd also booed  Loesch  when she referred to a rape survivor who supports gun rights.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The wait is over for  Erik Gustafsson .\n Gustafsson  played Saturday night against the Islanders   his  first game on the ice in a Hawks sweater since  he  was recalled from Rockford on Jan. 9.\n He  made  his  presence felt early  getting credit for the primary assist on Patrick Kane’s goal all of 1 minute  1 second into the game.\nAttached to the opportunity   his  first in the NHL since  he  played 41 games and registered 14 assists with the Hawks in 2015-16  are expectations and hopes that  he  can become a regular part of the rotation.\nThe 25-year-old said  he  planned to make every minute of ice time count.\n“I want to play every game and help the team make the playoffs ”  he  said before Saturday’s game. “If it's 10 or 20 minutes today  we'll just see. I'll do my best and we'll see what happens.”\nWhat  Gustafsson  saw next to  him  in  his  first NHL game since April 9  2016  was a familiar face in Brent Seabrook.\nThe two played 296 minutes over 35 games together two seasons ago  by far the most ice time  Gustafsson  spent with any teammate.\n“ He  came with a good attitude  wanted to get back here and had a good stretch in the minors ” Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said. “Gives us some offense on the back end  likes to join in  likes to jump into it. Defensively  he ’s been fine as well.”\nOne-timers: Center Artem Anisimov  who practiced Friday for the first time since  he  was placed on injured reserve Dec. 29 with an upper-body injury  did not play Saturday but could return Monday against the Lightning.  He  has 13 goals and five assists in 36 games. … Patrick Kane is the only Hawk selected to play in the All-Star Game  but he won’t be the only Hawk going to the Jan. 28 game in Tampa  Fla. Head trainer Mike Gapski and assistant trainer Jeff Thomas were selected to be on the training staff for the game.",
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            "input": "HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam has prosecuted five former officials of the unlisted Dong A Bank for violating rules that “lead to serious consequences”  police said on Friday  part of a widening investigation involving the Ho Chi Minh City-based lender.\nThe troubled  partly private Dong A Bank is among several lenders under scrutiny of the authorities who say they want to tackle corruption  including abuse of power and violation of lending rules.\n Dong A Bank  said  it  would respond to a Reuters request for comment later in the day.\n The central bank  the State Bank of Vietnam   had placed  Dong A Bank  under special supervision in 2015 “for violations in financial management and credit grants” by some executives.\nThe ministry of public security said in a statement on Friday that 17 people have been arrested in the  Dong A Bank  fraud case.",
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            "input": "Detroit resident Darrell Standberry  doesn't navigate streets of the Motor City without  his  licensed handgun  and it already has saved  his  life once.\nâI never leave home without my weapon â  he  said. âYou never know when or what youâll encounter.â\nIt was 2011  when  Standberry  stopped at a gas station on Six Mile Road after attending  his  sonâs football practice. After filling up the tank of  his  SUV   he  left the car running and went inside to pay  only to spot a man jumping in behind the wheel.\nâI went back over and told  him  to get out of my car \" said Standberry  46  aformer bar owner who is now a college student. \"He told me to get the hell out of there and drove off.â\nâI never leave home without my weapon. You never know when or what youâll encounter.â - Darrell Standberry\n Standberry  stood frozen as the bandit peeled away  but then felt  his  heart pound when the thief doubled back.  His  hand moved down to  his  hip and gripped a holstered  .45-caliber SIG Sauer as the man who had stolen  his  car bore down on  him .\nâI saw  him  pulling out  his  gun to shoot me â  Standberry  recalled. âSo I pulled my gun out and shot  him .â\nThe shot went through the windshield and hit its target  a criminal with a long record who made a short-lived getaway before crashing into a tree and dying.  Standberry âs claim of self-defense was never questioned by local cops.\n Expand / Contract Darrell Standberry  has had a carry permit since 2002.  He  used  his  hand gun to stop a car thief who attempted to kill  him  during a 2011 robbery in  his  native Detroit. (Courtesy of Darrell Standberry)\nExpand / Contract Standberry's car was totaled when the man he shot crashed into a tree and died. (Courtesy of Darrell Standberry)\n Standberry  said  his  run-in with a car thief is proof that responsible and legal gun ownership is a key to surviving in Detroit.\nâThat day could have been much worse â  he  said to FoxNews.com. âIt could have been my life that was taken.â",
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            "input": "Ben Zobrist? Kyle Schwarber? Kris Bryant? Anthony Rizzo? The Cubs don’t seem worried  as they scored 822 runs last season despite Schwarber’s struggles  eventually dropping him from that spot. Assuming they don’t acquire a leadoff specialist  they’ll likely rely on a combination of players seeking to provide the production Dexter Fowler supplied in 2016.\nThe Cubs had minus-9 defensive runs saved at that position last year. Without a strikeout-heavy rotation  defense takes on a greater role. Schwarber has slimmed down to help his agility. Ian Happ has been prone to taking curious routes to the ball.  Ben Zobrist  isn’t fast  but  he ’s dependable.\n Zobrist  turns 37 on May 26  and  he  played in only 128 games in 2017 because of wrist and back injuries. Manager Joe Maddon faces the delicate balance of getting  Zobrist  ready without taxing  him . Happ is lined up to receive more playing time to preserve Zobrist’s health.\nCubs' Ben Zobrist swinging for a rebound after injury-plagued season »",
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            "input": "In the video  Neda Agha Soltan is lying on the ground as blood flows from her mouth and nose and onlookers scream. Her last moments spread around the world on Youtube  Facebook  blogs and Twitter  turning her into an icon in the clash between Iran's cleric-led government and protesters.\n \"She only ever said that she wanted one thing  she wanted democracy and freedom for the people of Iran \" Caspian Makan told an Associated Press reporter during a telephone call from Tehran.\n But Makan did provide photographs of himself with a woman he identified as Soltan and also had her as a friend on his Facebook page and said he had intended to marry her. \"I still feel her  I still talk to her \" he said.\n Makan said that they had argued in the days before her death about her decision to attend the protests  which were part of the self-described \"green wave\" movement that claims hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stole his June 12 re-election.\n He said he had asked her not to go out for fear she would be arrested or shot. \"I tried to dissuade her from going out in the streets because I'd seen in my work as a journalist that  unfortunately  there are a lot of merciless behaviors \" Makan said.\n \"But she said that our attendance would be worthwhile even if a bullet hits my heart \" he said. \"Unfortunately  that is how she died  a bullet hit her heart and her lung  and maybe 5 or 6 minutes later  she died.\"\n Internet accounts say that Soltan's father was at her side during her death. But Makan said a white-haired man who is seen pressing on her chest in the video and repeatedly saying \"don't be afraid  Neda dear  don't be afraid\" was actually her music teacher.\n chest in the video and repeatedly saying \"don't be afraid  Neda dear  don't be afraid\" was actually her music teacher.\n She'd grown dissatisfied with her theology studies and had taken up music  as a pianist  he said.\n They first met on a vacation in Izmir  Turkey  a town on the Mediterranean  on a vacation tour from Iran. He described Soltan as a plain-spoken woman who loved poetry -- Iran's Rumi and America's Robert Frost were her favorites.",
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            "input": "TALLAHASSEE  Fla. (AP) —  Willie Taggart  grew up a Florida State fan and dreamed of playing for the Seminoles.\n He  never donned the garnet and gold as a player  but has managed to one-up that goal.\n Taggart  was introduced as the 11th head coach in Florida State history on Wednesday as  he  returns to the Sunshine State after one season at Oregon. The 41-year old Bradenton native coached at South Florida from 2013-16 before taking the Ducks job.\n Willie Taggart  gestures as  he  is introduced as Florida State's new football coach during an NCAA college football news conference in Tallahassee  Fla.  Wednesday  Dec. 6  2017. (AP Photo/Mark Wallheiser)\nThree days after Fisher resigned   Taggart  met with Florida State President John Thrasher  athletic director Stan Wilcox and board of trustees member Ed Burr on Monday in Scottsdale  Arizona. After weighing the offer overnight   Taggart  accepted on Tuesday and informed  his  players at Oregon .\n He  arrived in Tallahassee early Wednesday morning and met with the team before the news conference.  Taggart  said  he  appreciated Oregon athletic director Rod Mullens for giving  him   his  first chance at a Power Five job  but that the chance to coach at the school  he  has followed since childhood was too good to pass up.\n\"I know I let  him  down and I'm sorry. The timing was probably not right but it is never right \"  Taggart  said. \"This one chance was perfect. To be closer to family and coach in a Power Five and an opportunity to win a national championship are personal goals.\"\nWilcox said there were a number of candidates for the job but that  Taggart  was  his  top choice.\n\"We had a number of candidates but knew  his  passion would rise to the top \"  he  said.\nThrasher said  he  had a feeling early last week that Fisher was going to leave and that it was time to look at their options.\nWillie Taggart does the Seminole chop in front of Doak Campbell Stadium before being introduced as Florida State University's new NCAA college football coach in Tallahassee  Fla.  Wednesday  Dec. 6  2017. (AP Photo/Mark Wallheiser)\nThe Seminoles ran a pro-style offense under Fisher but  Taggart 's \"Gulf Coast Offense\" is spread based.  Taggart 's offenses have ranked in the top 20 in scoring the past two years.\n Willie Taggart   left  is greeted by Florida State University president John Thrasher and  his  wife  Jean  as  he  arrives to be introduced as the school's new NCAA college football head coach  in Tallahassee  Fla.  Wednesday  Dec. 6  2017. (AP Photo/Mark Wallheiser)\n Taggart 's immediate goals will be completing  his  staff and trying to salvage a recruiting class — at least six players have de-committed over the past week. This is the first year football has an early-signing period  which will take place Dec. 20-22.",
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            "input": "An experienced Rudaw war correspondent   Hevidar Ahmed   reported from Kirkuk that some 10 Peshmerga were beheaded during confrontations between the Kurdish fighters and Hashd al-Shaabi late Sunday night.  Ahmed  also said there were looting and burning of Kurdish homes in Tuz Khurmatu by the Hashd al-Shaabi.  He  reported that 150 Kurdish houses were looted and 15 burned.\nA report filed on Tuesday indicated a Rudaw reporter named Hevidar Ahmed personally saw the headless corpses of Kurdish troops.  Ahmed  said that  contrary to the general tone of reports about the Iraqi advance into Kirkuk  a few Peshmerga units “put up a fierce defense” at first  falling back only after they realized they were greatly outnumbered and some of their fighters had been wounded or killed.\n Ahmed  reported seeing “the bodies of as many as 10 Peshmerga piled into the back of a pickup truck ” all of them beheaded.  He  stated they were beheaded by “a group of Hashd al-Shaabi trained after the Mosul operation last year.”\nIt should be noted that Rudaw appears to be the only source of these beheading reports as of Wednesday afternoon. Other references to the beheading of Peshmerga fighters all seem to lead back to  Ahmed ’s account. Furthermore  the authenticity of the Shiite militia fighter’s video posted by Rudaw does not appear to have been confirmed by other sources.",
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            "input": "“If our control of the party is not strong and party governance is not strict  then the party won’t be able to avoid being erased by history and the historic task the party carries will not be able to be fulfilled ”  Zhao  wrote.\nXi  like others before  him   has warned that corruption is so serious it could lead to the end of the party’s grip on power.\nXi’s corruption fight has ensnared more than 1.3 million officials. At last month’s five-yearly party congress  he  said it would continue to target both “tigers” and “flies”  a reference to elite officials and ordinary bureaucrats.\n“The facts tell us and warn us that the party’s position as the top political leader and power is the foundation of our political stability  economic development  national unity and social stability ”  Zhao  wrote.\n Zhao  leads the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI)  having previously been in charge of the party’s powerful organisation department  which is in charge of personnel decisions.\n He  added that there would be no tolerance of people who “just do what they want to do” and ignore orders or carry on with banned behaviours like trying to get around policy decisions.\nPromotions also needed to be rigorously scrutinised   he  said  a reference to numerous previous scandals where corrupt officials had abused their power or taken bribes to promote friends and family members.",
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            "input": "Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman  declined to confirm the grand jury  citing the secrecy of any such proceeding  but said  he  still intends to make  his  own decision on whether to charge the officer.\nJustine Ruszczyk Damond  a 40-year-old life coach  was killed by Minneapolis Officer Mohamed Noor just minutes after she called police to report a possible sexual assault in the alley behind her home. Noor hasn't been charged  and  Freeman  said weeks ago that more investigating was needed in the case. He also told activists in a recorded conversation that he didn't have enough evidence and investigators \"haven't done their job.\"\nIn recent years   Freeman  has said he would no longer use grand juries to decide whether officers would be charged in police shootings  saying he would make those decisions himself to provide more accountability and transparency.\nMarsh Halberg  a criminal defense attorney who is not connected to this case  said it could give  Freeman  a strategic advantage by requiring witnesses to testify under oath and lock down witness testimony in advance of a possible trial. Still  Halberg said  it's unclear whether a grand jury can be used strictly for investigative purposes on the state level  and it's not something he has seen in his 40-year career.\nHalberg said  Freeman  could be using the grand jury as \"a tactical reason to get evidence from people who are maybe refusing to testify.\"\nRobert Bennett  an attorney for the Damond family  said he and the family support  Freeman 's use of the grand jury and think it's the right thing to do. Bennett said it's disappointing that subpoenas were necessary to get witnesses  including police officers  to be truthful.\nNoor's attorney  Thomas Plunkett  issued a statement saying  Freeman 's comments \"leave me unclear as to what he is doing.\" He added that \"it would be unethical and potentially unlawful to comment publicly on this development. Worse — any public comment would jeopardize the fairness of an important judicial function.\"\nThe grand jury process has been criticized for its secrecy and because it rarely results in charges against officers.  Freeman  broke precedent with the standard practice of using grand juries to decide charges in police shootings after the November 2015 death of Jamar Clark.  Freeman  noted at that time that grand juries had been used to consider police shootings in  his  county for more than 40 years and no officers had been indicted.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "How high up the ladder does a woman need to climb before she feels her voice is heard? The unfortunate answer  is that getting to the top doesn’t bring any guarantees  actor and start of  \"Search Party\" Alia Shawkat  told me on \"Salon Talks.\"\n“I’ll be on a set with a male actor  we’re both in the same role  same position of power on set. And I’ll suggest an idea and it’s talked over  and then he’ll say it and everyone listens  \" Shawkat  said.\nIt’s an experience that too many women are familiar with  no matter where they work.  Shawkat  is an accomplished actress with roles in cult favorites (\"Arrested Development \" \"Transparent \" \"Broad City\")  who stars in the TBS comedic murder mystery “Search Party” and is the executive producer of the upcoming film  “Duck Butter.\"\n“There’s a hunger to gain power on set as women  and literally my voice is not always heard. And that’s the most frustrating part  repeating  myself  \"  she  said.\nWhile the current societal focus is on allegations of sexual harassment and assault that have been brought to light  as well as holding men in positions of power accountable for their actions   Shawkat  believes those steps are just the beginning to addressing gender dynamics in Hollywood. To hear more of  her  personal experiences feeling silenced  watch the video above.",
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            ]
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            "input": "\"That was huge to hear that from Todd. He's getting older  and he's coming off back surgery. And I know he wants to be strong at the end of the season \" said Giambi  who received interest from the Minnesota Twins before they signed Jim Thome to serve as a designated hitter.\n In his last 20 at-bats with the Rockies last season Giambi knocked in 11 runs. He won multiple games with pinch-hits. But he only plays first base  and hits left-handed  so Colorado wasn't sure he would fit this year's roster.\n \"He had an invaluable effect on our club beyond anything I even imagined \" O'Dowd said Wednesday. \"He really helped teach our younger players what it means to slow the game down.\"\n In Tulowitzki's case  Giambi is a perfect sounding board. Giambi has lived in the shortstop's shoes  dealt with the pressure of a big contract and huge responsibilities.\n \"It's definitely humbling to have this role. You dream about having an impact. I got lucky as a young player to have Mark McGwire help me \" Giambi said. \"I have obviously had a lot of ups and downs  so I can relate to most guys.\"\n Giambi's advice is more cerebral than you might think. He discusses situational hitting and how to game plan opposing pitchers. And his passion is infectious  according to teammates.\n \"He just has a presence about him. I remember telling people that regardless of what happens  I will get to say I played with Jason Giambi \" pitcher Huston Street said. \"There's a bigness about his personality and profile  but a smallness in the clubhouse. He doesn't think he's better than anybody else and he really cares.\"\n But Giambi is in Colorado not just because he fits  but because he believes the team can win a ring  something that eluded him with the Yankees.\n \"We better kick some (butt) this year \" Giambi said. \"I didn't come here to finish second. I came back to win a championship.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jim Thome"
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            "input": "A top Democrat launched an investigation Monday into White House senior adviser Jared Kushner's use of private email while serving in the Trump administration.\nRep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland  the ranking member of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform  sent a letter to  Kushner  following Politico's report on Sunday detailing the adviser's use of private email while serving in the White House.\n Kushner   President Donald Trump's son-in-law  set up a private email account in December and has used it since to discuss official government business with fellow administration officials  Politico reported.\nThough  Kushner 's lawyer said the adviser \"uses his White House email address to conduct White House business \" he admitted that  Kushner  had utilized a personal email account to discuss government business.\n\"Fewer than 100 emails from January through August were either sent to or returned by  Mr. Kushner  to colleagues in the White House from  his  personal email account \" the lawyer said. \"These usually forwarded news articles or political commentary and most often occurred when someone initiated the exchange by sending an email to his personal rather than his White House address.\"\n\" Kushner  has adhered to government record-keeping requirements by forwarding all the emails to  his  account \" the lawyer added.\nCummings additionally asked  Kushner  to provide the addresses for all private email accounts  he  used to conduct any government business  a list of all the emails  he  either sent or received at those addresses that involved official government business  and information about the security of the domain  he  used.",
            "output": [
                "Jared Kushner"
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            "input": "Sayfullo Saipov  29  who arrived in the U.S. from Uzbekistan in 2010   entered the plea in U.S. District Court in Manhattan in connection with the Oct. 31 vehicle attack.\nAfter the attack  investigators say  Saipov  told them  he  was inspired by watching Islamic State propaganda videos and that \" he  felt good about what  he  had done \" NPR's Joel Rose reports.\n His  court-appointed lawyer declined to comment after the hearing.\nDays later  President Trump tweeted that  Saipov  \"SHOULD GET DEATH PENALTY!\" and perhaps be sent to U.S. military's detention center at Guantanamo Bay  Cuba. As The Washington Post has noted  the president's \"off-the-cuff remarks seemed to risk complicating matters for federal prosecutors.\"\nAfter  Saipov 's plea on Tuesday  his court-appointed attorney  David Patton  declined to comment on the case  according to Reuters.\nIn the attack   Saipov  is alleged to have driven a rented Home Depot pickup onto the bike path along the West Side Highway  mowing down people until the vehicle collided with a school bus. After the crash   he  allegedly jumped out of the truck yelling \"God is great\" in Arabic.\nEven so  authorities reportedly believe  Saipov  was a \"lone wolf.\"\nReuters says Saipov's sister  Umida Saipova  told the news agency in a phone interview earlier this month from Tashkent  Uzbekistan  that she believed her brother had been \"brainwashed.\" Reuters says it also interviewed an Uzbek acquaintance of  Saipov  living in Ohio  Mirrakhmat Muminov  who said that  Saipov  became religious after moving to the United States in 2010.",
            "output": [
                "Sayfullo Saipov"
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            "input": "Shaun White  center  and fellow halfpipe medalists Ayumu Hirano of Japan (left) and Scotty James of Australia (right) elevated their sport with their fierce final competition. (Gregory Bull/AP)\nThe greatest competition so far at these Olympics ended with the three medalists and rivals sharing a long hug. The embrace may have begun as obligatory congratulations to show sportsmanship  but as the Phoenix Snow Park crowd lifted its dropped jaws and the cheers grew louder  the men — Shaun White  Ayumu Hirano and Scotty James — turned sincere.\n“Done ”  White  said. “And I won.”\n Olympic snowboarding champion Shaun White  shares  his  recovery from a face injury in October of last year that left  him  with 62 stitches. (Rick Maese/The Washington Post)\n[ Shaun White  proves  he ’s greatest snowboarder ever  winning third gold]\n White  was in a similar position in 2014  failed and didn’t even win a medal after taking back-to-back golds in 2006 and 2010. This time   he  was assured at least a silver going into  his  last run. But if  he  had lost to Hirano  who won silver in Sochi as a 15-year-old  it might have been considered a torch-passing moment.\nHirano is 19 now;  White  is 31. James  the bronze medalist and the feistiest of  White’s  rivals  is 23. Hirano  James and other young prodigies still have time to catch  White . But the aging and evolving Flying Tomato had to stay on top. If he had lost any more ground  he would be competing against time to regain it.\n[ White  apologizes for letting American flag drag on the ground after win]\nThe greatest athletes have a way of bending time. They have a way of manufacturing redemption. When  White  lost in Sochi   he  was emotionally absent.  He  had become too big for the sport.  He  needed to find  his  passion again. Then the new generation threatened to take over  and  his  passion wasn’t a problem anymore.\n“It was motivating ”  White  said. “It’s nice to see up-and-coming riders pushing it because it helps motivate me to get to that next place. I needed that.”\n“I knew what  Shaun  was going to do next  and also I knew  he  has the same tricks as I do  so I was not really relieved ” Hirano said. “I knew that  Shaun   even if he had a lot of pressure on him  would be able to do more.”\nThat’s how White  Hirano and James operate. They’re always looking at each other  expecting more. At times  the competition has been bitter  especially between  White  and James. Even on this day  James made veiled comments questioning whether  White  deserved a higher score than Hirano on his final run. James didn’t go into detail  but he concluded  “It could have gone either way.”\n“I think it’s really healthy ” James said. “It’s awesome for us. I love watching guys in other sports ride it out. The process can be overwhelming.  Shaun  has achieved a lot of amazing things. It can be easy to discredit yourself when you’re against someone like  him .”\n[After Shaun White’s perfect 100 last month  riders are judging the judges]\nFor now   White  stands  as usual  as the men’s halfpipe giant.  He  is savoring this moment more than the others not just because of what  he  had to come back from  but who  he  had to go through this time.\nThe present kept the future at bay.  White  won’t be able to do it forever  though. As wonderful as it has been to watch  his  reign  it’s becoming clear that the sport won’t suffer when  his  time ends. The evolution doesn’t diminish  his  legacy. It enhances it.",
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            "input": "Admit it: You thought  Mark E. Smith  would be the last to go. And in a way   he  was the last to go – when the punk legend died on Wednesday  after 40 years leading the U.K. band the Fall   he  took most of the world's bile with  him . \"There are 12 people in the world – the rest are paste  \" Smith  snarled in  his  1981 anthem \"The Classical \" and nobody's sure if  Smith  ever met the other 11. Somehow  he  was only 60  but  he 'd never seemed young. The \"Hip Priest\" had the most evil sneer in rock & roll  punctuating  his  rants with a sarcastic \"aaaah\" to give every word a serpentine hiss.  He  hired and fired dozens of bandmates  notoriously terrorizing anyone foolish enough to join  his  band  yet no matter who was in the Fall  you could always recognize them instantly –  he  stuck with  his  signature jagged guitar groove for life. Every time  Mark E. Smith  spat on the ground  another 10 bands rose up  and  he  hated every one of them.\nRelated The Fall: 10 Essential Songs Hear highlights from late  great post-punk malcontent  Mark E. Smith's  sprawling four-decade discography\n Mark E. Smith  was legendary as the most cantankerous bastard in town – and  his  town was Manchester. In  his  dozens of Fall records   he  created  his  own wonderful and frightening (but especially frightening) world.  He  stayed mean right up to the end. \"People still cross the road from me; I've still got that \"  he  said in  his  final interview. \"I can clear a pub when I want to. It's a talent.\" If there's a punk heaven   Mark E. Smith  is already on  his  third drummer.\nIf  his  huge and sprawling catalog seems too daunting to explore  it's easy – start with \"The Classical \" a song that sums  him  up perfectly  from the 1981 masterwork Hex Enduction Hour  a monster groove with two drummers and crazy bass. \"Hey there  fuckface-aaaah! Hey there  fuckface – aaaah!\"  Smith  announces at the outset; it's  his  way of welcoming you in.  He  harangues away with insults (\"This is the home of the vain! There is no culture!\")  complaints about how it all sounds too pretty (\"too much romantic here\")  bad jokes (\"I just left the Hotel Amnesia ... where it is  I can't remember\")  advice (\"Kill  it ! Kill  it !\") and cultural commentary: \"You won't find anything more ridiculous than this new profile razor unit  made with the highest British attention to the wrong detail.\" At the end  the song explodes into the sarcastic chant  \"I never felt better in my liiiiife\" – he makes it terrifyingly true.\n Smith  was a working-class lad who left school at 16 to become a Salford dockworker who read voraciously by night. Then  he  heard the Sex Pistols  decided  he  could do better  and began one of punk's longest  strangest careers  a hard-drinking left-wing literary autodidact and self-proclaimed \"Prole Art Threat.\" \"The difference between you and us is that we have brains \"  he  told the crowd on an early live album.  He  set the tone for  his  whole career with early anthems like \"Totally Wired\" (\"I drank a jar full of coffee and then I took some of these\") and \"Repetition.\"  He  was notoriously fond of lager  whiskey  speed – like Motörhead's Lemmy  who  he  resembles in so many ways   he  thrived at a chemical pace that would have turned anyone else to slush.\nWhen a rock star dies  other musicians line up to share affectionate memories of their warmth and compassion. This will not happen to  Mark E. Smith .  He  famously fired a soundman for ordering a salad. (In  his  defense   Smith  said \"the salad was the last straw\"  dismissing  his  ex-bandmates as \"dickheads who couldn't hold their beer and needed to get home to Cheshire.\")\n He  scared away so many musicians  the journalist Dave Simpson wrote a 2008 book called The Fallen compiling their horror stories – one of them quit by escaping from the van on the freeway during a snowstorm.  He  liked to dismantle  his  bandmates' equipment onstage  just to keep them from getting too slick.  He  fined  his  drummer five pounds every time  he  hit the tom-tom. On  his  disastrous 1998 visit to New York  the band disintegrated into an onstage fistfight that ended with  Smith  in jail for a couple of days.\nBut no matter how legendary  his  offstage personality  it was  his  music where  Mark E. Smith  truly became the stuff of nightmares. You can spend years exploring  his  catalog without coming close to figuring this guy out. The Fall hit their stride with the perfect 1980 EP Slates  in blurts like \"Leave the Capitol\" and \"Fit and Working Again!!\" At one point on Slates   he  orders the band  \"Don't start improvising  for God's sake.\" (When Pavement made Slanted and Enchanted  their future label boss Gerard Cosloy praised them in in his zine Conflict as \"a Slates tribute band\" – the ultimate compliment.) \"The only thing real is waking and rubbing your eyes \"  he  announced in \"How I Wrote Elastic Man.\"\n His  music took a totally unexpected turn in the early Eighties when  he  arrived home with a young American bride on  his  arm. Brix Smith was a blonde California art girl who was glam  tuneful  flashy and a few dozen other things that Mark E. Smith wasn't. They were perfect for each other  as her eccentric pop flair fit  his  caustic two-chord minimalism. They meshed beautifully in the 1983 Perverted by Language – especially in \"Hotel Bloedel \" where her doomy crooning meets his slang-king snarl over droning violin for a profoundly creepy sound.\n Smith  kept churning out music right to the end.  He  made 30 albums  or 31 or 32 or something like that – part of the fun in being a Fall fan was knowing that  even Smith  wasn't keeping score. Despite  his  rigorous ethic  they varied widely in quality  especially in the Nineties  after Brix left and things got dark. The Infotainment Scam was mind-blowingly bad in that \"influenced by acid house in 1990\" kind of way  while 1994's Middle Class Revolt was a hearty blast with \"You're Not Up to Much.\"  He  remained a legendary crank – check out  his  infamous 2007 interview on the U.K. chat show  Transmission  where the poor host tries a harmless question about why  he 's so tough on  his  bandmates. \"People seem to go a bit crackers when they're around  me  \"  he  says with a straight face. \"I'm a nice fellow  as you can see.\"\nWhen the jazzman Chet Baker died in 1988  art critic Dave Hickey paid tribute by pointing out that Baker \"died with gigs left to play  thus deserving the freelancer's ultimate epitaph: 'If This Dude Wasn't Dead  He Could Still Get Work.'\"  Mark E. Smith  went that one better:  He  died with gigs still getting cancelled on  him . The Fall had an oft-delayed  oft-rescheduled string of NYC shows booked for February at Brooklyn's Baby's All Right; they sold out instantly  even though literally nobody thought these shows would ever happen. Here's to  Mark E. Smith   a lesson for us all in how to remain magnificently yourself and unshakably tough. A man made with the highest British attention to the wrong detail. Rest in rancor   Mr. Smith .",
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            "input": "President Donald Trump on Monday night tweeted what amounted to  a political-opposition video targeting Sen. John McCain over his position on the latest Republican healthcare bill .\n The six-minute video  shows various archive clips of  McCain  criticizing Obamacare and echoing calls to repeal and replace the law formally known as the Affordable Care Act. \"A few of the many clips of  John McCain  talking about Repealing & Replacing O'Care. My oh my has  he  changed-complete turn from years of talk \" Trump wrote.\nWhen he was informed of the president's tweet  Graham responded: \" John McCain  was willing to die for this country. So I would say to any American who has a problem with  John McCain 's vote that  John McCain  can do whatever damn  he  wants to.  He 's earned that right.\"\nHelluva moment on CNN: @LindseyGrahamSC mounts an impassioned defense of @SenJohnMcCain despite  his  stance that killed  his  health care bill. pic.twitter.com/Ri4vha3dLO — Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) September 26  2017\nMcCain  who is battling an aggressive form of brain cancer  said last week that  he  would not vote for the Graham-Cassidy bill. The bill's future was in doubt on Monday after Maine Sen. Susan Collins said she would vote against the bill  making her the third Republican to publicly come out against it.",
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            "input": "Chipotle's CFO is set to make $1 million if he stays at Chipotle for one year after the chain replaces founder Steve Ells with a new CEO.\nOn Friday  Chipotle reported in an SEC filing that it had entered into retention agreements with certain executives to convince them to stay at the chain as it searches for a replacement for  founder Steve Ells .\nCMO Mark Crumpacker is set to receive $600 000 on the one-year anniversary of the appointment of  Ells'  replacement. Crumpacker had previously taken a three-month leave of absence in 2016 after being arrested on charges of cocaine possession.\nChipotle announced in November that  Ells  plans to step down as it begins its hunt for a new CEO. According to Chipotle  the company is looking for \"a new leader with demonstrated turnaround expertise to help address the challenges facing the company  improve execution  build customer trust  and drive sales.\"",
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            "input": "Investigators will determine the cause of the fire and the prospects of criminal lawsuits against the mall owners and officials would depend on the outcome of the investigation  said the mayor  who is  the daughter of President Rodrigo Duterte .\nDuterte  the mayor and Roman Catholic Church officials went to the site and met with relatives of the trapped office employees late Saturday and asked them to pray.  The president  was photographed wiping  his  eyes with a handkerchief   his  head bowed  at an emotional moment with the relatives.\n President Rodrigo Duterte  comforts a relative of one of the victims after a fire engulfed the mall. (KIWI BULACLAC/AFP/Getty Images)\n Duterte  served as Davao mayor for many years before being elected to the presidency last year.\nIt's been a difficult year for the tough-talking  72-year-old leader  who faced  his  most serious crisis when hundreds of pro-Islamic State group extremists laid siege on Marawi city  also in the southern third of the Philippines.  He  declared martial law in the south to deal with the insurrection  which troops crushed in October.",
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            "input": "Donald Trump Jr.  expressed  his  admiration for the Indian media as \"mild and nice\" compared to the \"aggressive and brutal\" American press  NDTV reported.\nAs an example of what he considered the contrast in the American media   Trump Jr.  said  his  remarks that Indians have smiling faces despite hardships they endure were twisted to sound negative.\n\"It wasn't me coming here [India] for first time. It was me coming here after 10 years \" he said. \"So everybody understood what I meant. But the Washington Post the next day said  ' Donald Trump Jr.  likes poor people because they smile.' \"\nTrump Jr.  had initially made the comments in an interview with CNBC  saying  \"There is something about the Indian people that is unique here to other parts of the emerging world. You go through a town  and I don't mean to be glib about it  but you can see the poorest of the poor  and there is still a smile on a face... It's a different spirit that you don't see in other parts of the world where people walk around so solemn.\"\nSpeaking about the changing business atmosphere in the country as compared to a decade ago   Trump Jr.  said  he  sees a higher amount of energy and is now willing to invest 10 times more in India.",
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            "input": "\"The areas that are getting brighter rapidly are developing countries \" says  Christopher Kyba  a researcher at the German Research Centre for Geosciences in Potsdam . \"So a lot of places in South America  Africa and Asia are brightening really  really rapidly  up to 10 percent or more per year  even  in some cases.\"\nWith new solid-state lighting technology becoming available  some areas have started making a switch to LEDs. And because this satellite is not able to see all of the light emitted by LEDs   Kyba  says the brightening that's actually happening is probably greater than what's been measured.\n\"For the United States  for example  we don't see much of a change. But we know that a lot of LEDs are going in. And that means that the United States is almost certainly getting brighter  in terms of how people see the world with their human eyes \"  Kyba  explains.\nSome have suggested that energy-savings from LEDs will reduce the cost of lighting. But the researchers found that \"as light gets cheaper  we use more of it  nearly proportionately to the rate at which it's getting cheaper  \" Kyba  says.\nOn a global or national scale  all this wasted light is expensive   he  says: \"It costs a lot of money to radiate that light into space and it's not doing anybody any good.\"\n He  and others argue that lighting efforts must be well-designed to reduce the amount of light going out into space while still providing a safe and comfortable experience for people on the ground who need to see at night.\nThe rapid increase in night lighting has been a profound change  a kind of global experiment  that has happened in just the last 100 years. \"My mum  for example  grew up on a farm in Saskatchewan  in a time before they had electrification  \" Kyba  says. \"So  she  grew up with an amazing starry sky  and now  she  lives  within one lifetime  under a very light-polluted sky.\"",
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            "input": "Wednesday’s oral argument in the Supreme Court over affirmative action at the University of Texas had barely concluded before the Internet lit up with “shock horror” reactions to something Justice Antonin Scalia said.\nMother Jones reported  Scalia ’s comments under this headline: “Justice Scalia Suggests Blacks Belong at ‘Slower’ Colleges. Yes   he  really said that.”\nNo   he  didn’t  if that headline implies that Scalia believes all black students belong at “slower” colleges.\n He  was addressing Gregory Garre  a lawyer for the University of Texas  who was defending the university’s policy of counting race as one factor in a “holistic” review of applicants (which also includes factors such as extracurricular activities  socioeconomic background and “hardships overcome”).\nIt’s silly for advocates of affirmative action to dissemble about this. And it’s equally silly to suggest that  Scalia  was being racist when  he  clumsily invoked the mismatch theory.",
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            "input": "PARIS (Reuters) -  French President Emmanuel Macron  said on Thursday that Poland’s plans to overhaul the judiciary remained a cause for concern though there were a decreasing number of subjects where the two countries did not see eye-to-eye.\n French President Emmanuel Macron  attends a news conference at the Elysee Palace in Paris  France  November 23  2017. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer\nFrosty even under the previous French administration  bilateral relations between the two powers reached a new low in August when  Macron  said the Polish people deserved better leaders and  he  shunned Poland during an eastern Europe tour.\nBut at a joint news conference on Thursday in Paris the two leaders appeared to want to put their differences to one side  with  Macron  saying: “We have disagreements  which we talked about  but also points on which we share views.”\nWhen he met Szydlo on Thursday   Macron  avoided overt criticism and said  it  was not up to him to lecture another EU country on its domestic reforms.\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron and Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo attend a joint news conference at the Elysee Palace in Paris  France  November 23  2017. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer\n“We will continue to exchange views on this topic for concerns ”  Macron  said. “If it turns out that what is done does not comply with European treaties  we will all draw the consequences.”",
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            "input": "The government will strive to create a better social and economic environment to encourage people to have children  Deputy Minister of the Interior Chien Tai- lang said Sunday.\n Chien made the remarks after a recent survey showed that the current economic recession  the social welfare system  and poor social order are the three main factors that have dampened people's willingness to have children.\n Chien acknowledged that the government needs to do more to help boost the country's birth rate  which has been in decline for the past 30 years.\n Meanwhile  the number of people aged 65 years and older in Taiwan is expected to rise to 39 percent of the total population by 2051  Chien said  citing a projection by sociologists.\n Therefore  encouraging more births is one the government's policies  Chien said  adding that increasing the birth rate is not only the responsibility of individuals but also of the government.",
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                "Chien"
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            "input": "Former Major League Baseball player Jose Canseco   53  will apparently not get another contract from NBC Sports California after comments  he  made on social media concerning sexual misconduct went viral.\nWhat did  he  say?\nAmid the hypercharged #MeToo environment that began with allegations of salacious  sexually inappropriate behavior against film mogul Harvey Weinstein  Canseco on Tuesday night tweeted a bevy of sentiments admitting to having been “molested” by women — reported occurrences  Canseco  apparently seemed to enjoy.\n“What is going on with all these politicians molesting women I’ve been molested by several women and never complained ”  Canseco  tweeted.\n“I see the difference I guess cuz I was a good-looking guy and these politicians look like a bag of boogers ”  Canseco  continued.\n Canseco  concluded  his  tweetstorm by saying that certain allegations were simply “racist.”\nWhat is going on with all these politicians molesting women I’ve been molested by several women and never complained  — Jose Canseco (@JoseCanseco)  December 12  2017\nWell I mean I’ve been beaten by women taken advantage of by women and molested by women I never complain but it was kind of a turn-on — Jose Canseco (@JoseCanseco) December 12  2017\nI see the difference I guess cuz I was a good-looking guy and these politicians look like a bag of boogers — Jose Canseco (@JoseCanseco) December 12  2017\nThese women complaining against sexual misconduct are just racist against ugly men — Jose Canseco (@JoseCanseco) December 12  2017\n Canseco   who worked for NBC Sports as a studio analyst in 2017  will not receive another contract from the network.\nJose Canseco is no longer an employee with NBC Sports California. His agreement with us ended after the 2017 season. We certainly don’t agree with his comments  which do not reflect the values of our network or our team partner.",
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            "input": "Magistrate Anthony Yuen said Monday he considered her \"good background  well-off family (and) outstanding academic achievement\" as mitigating factors.  He also noted she suffered from bipolar disorder.\n Yuen's judgment attracted widespread criticism from the public and police  who said the 34-year-old should face harsher punishment.\n But following a review of his own ruling at the government's request  Yuen said Friday it would not change.\n \"Had she been a poor Pakistani or Indian teenager in Hong Kong  a jail term would be inevitable. And I have many examples to show you.\"",
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            "input": "Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was sentenced to up to five years in prison Tuesday for violating the terms of his probation stemming from his conviction for lying under oath about an affair with his chief of staff.\n Groner said Kilpatrick would have to serve at least one-and-a-half years in prison. He is still obligated to pay back the remaining balance of his $1 million debt to the city of Detroit.\n Shortly after the sentencing  Compuware Corp. said that Kilpatrick has being fired from his job as a medical software salesman for its Dallas-based subsidiary  Covisint.\n Groner ruled last month that Kilpatrick failed to report all of his assets and meet other conditions of his probation. In court Tuesday  Groner scolded Kilpatrick for his continued lack of candor about his finances.\n \"Your continued attempt to cast yourself as the victim  your lack of forthrightness  your lack of contriteness and lack of humility ... clearly rehabilitation has failed \" Groner told Kilpatrick after the former mayor spent about 15 minutes explaining why he should be allowed to return to his family in Dallas.\n \"I want to go home your honor  where I belong \" Kilpatrick told Groner. \"I'm not here because of a gun charge  or a drug charge. I'm here because of my confusion over some of the written orders that have been before me.\"\n At issue is the restitution Kilpatrick was ordered to pay the city after he pleaded guilty in 2008 to obstruction of justice. Kilpatrick testified in a whistle-blowers' lawsuit that he was not romantically involved with his chief of staff  but text messages between the two later showed he was lying. Before the text message scandal broke  the city paid the two whistle blowers an $8.4 million settlement.\n After Groner announced the sentence  a loud  collective gasp rose from many of Kilpatrick's supporters in the packed courtroom. Kilpatrick appeared shaken.\n Kilpatrick has 42 days in which to file an appeal.\n After he was released from jail in February 2009  Kilpatrick found a job with Covisint. Since then  he has said he is working on his marriage and trying to be a better father to his three sons. He also has been making $3 000 monthly payments to the city of Detroit  saying he hopes to repay everything he owes.\n But prosecutors contend he continues to lie -- that Kilpatrick could afford to give more and has intentionally hid assets.\n Groner agreed  saying Kilpatrick failed to disclose $240 000 in loans from prominent businessmen. He also said Kilpatrick failed to surrender nearly $23 400 in tax refunds and a share of cash gifts from two people.",
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            "input": "I first wrote about disability and policing for The Nation in 2013. I’m not sure anything has improved since then. The people who have been working on this the longest  people like the lawyer Talila Lewis and the organization HEARD and artist and activist Leroy Moore  remain unfunded  even as organizations pour money into trainings for cops. But police don’t need training to choose not to shoot folks like Sanchez. They just have to stop treating noncompliance as a justification for escalation.\nBack to  Sanchez   we see similar patterns of police conduct  this time with horrible  lethal  consequences. Sara Nović  who identifies as Deaf and is an assistant professor of creative writing at Stockton University  told me via e-mail that the killing emerged from a “perfect storm of communication anxiety for many d/Deaf and hard-of-hearing people.” It’s hard to talk to strangers  especially when the stakes are high. It was also dark. She notes  “Even the most skilled deaf communicators/lipreaders struggle in the dark. It is only natural that  Sanchez  would try to get closer so  he  could see what was going on  especially because  he ’d had no involvement in the traffic incident they were investigating.  He  was sitting on  his  porch minding  his  own business;  he ’d done nothing wrong.” But  he  didn’t—couldn’t—comply with orders  so a police officer killed  him .\n Instead of training police to grant people they recognize as disabled specific rights  victims like Leibel and Sanchez  demonstrate the need for police to operate with a baseline of presumption of compliance. When significant threats emerge  as does tragically happen  officers will need to respond. But when  Sanchez  walked forward  surely the officers could have stepped back. When the autistic boy was shaking his string  the officer could have just decided not to cuff a child  even if he didn’t recognize the word “stimming.” There are so many ways to improve the situation without asking for specialized training.\nAt least four disabled people died at the hands of police this week. One previous case of unjustified police violence came to light. Except for the brief media attention of the Sanchez and Leibel cases  that’s a pretty normal week. It’s unlikely anyone will be held accountable  except possibly in the situation where Leibel  a white teenager in an affluent neighborhood  was brutalized. There  the combination of powerful video  a compelling victim  widespread coverage  and a good lawyer might help. In the other cases  the multiply marginalized status of the victims plus the lethality of the encounter will make accountability difficult  if not impossible. And then next week  alas  the same types of stories will play out again  and more people will die.",
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            "input": "Mario Gabelli says the animal spirits in the markets  awakened by tax reform and strong corporate profits  are creating a new wave of merger activity and opportunities for investors.\n Gabelli  says  he 's a buyer of General Electric shares after  their  recent pullback  based on  its  industrial business. GE shares are up 1.5 percent on Monday.  He  said  his  firm is just starting to buy.\nLive entertainment is an opportunity for investors   Gabelli  said  saying  he  likes Liberty Braves (which is Liberty Media Corp. Series C)  and Madison Square Garden.\n He  owns shares of casino operators Wynn and MGM and says  he  would continue to hold Wynn even without  its  CEO  Steve Wynn  at the helm. Wynn shares are plunging  down another 8.7 percent on Monday  after the chief executive was accused of sexual misconduct over a number of years. MGM's stock is up 2.2 percent.\n Gabelli  also said oil services companies are well-positioned  saying  he  is adding to  his  holdings of Halliburton and buying shares of a smaller Minneapolis-area fracking company called Twin Disc  sending  its  shares up 14 percent in midday trading Monday.\n Gabelli  said  \"I'm still very optimistic as I generally am over the next six to nine months.\"  He  says  he  doesn't believe the market is overheated at the moment.\n\"It's not like 1999 when doctors were looking at the quote machines while they were operating \"  Gabelli  said. \"You're seeing a flow of funds. Is it too much? Not yet.\"",
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            "input": "The same early juncture in the election cycle is now facing Clinton's primary challenger  Bernie Sanders  a candidate who in 2015 launched his campaign in the span of a couple months and is considered a frontrunner in the next election. The 75-year-old Vermont senator  current and former aides said in recent interviews  has the chance to build a formidable organization with the kind of infrastructure his first campaign lacked.\nEarlier this month  he returned to the key caucus state of Iowa for the first time since the election to speak to a 1 100 progressive activists in Des Moines. At a daylong conference  Revolution Iowa  organizers and volunteers from the 2016 campaign reunited over boxes lunches and at workshops like “The Fight for Our Lives: Medicare for All!”  Sanders  is scheduled to make a second trip to the state in late August to promote  his  new book.\nAround  Sanders   former aides and advisers point to other signs of activity.\nOn the Democratic National Committee’s Unity Commission  a group created by the  Sanders  and Clinton campaigns to review the fairness of the nominating process  the senator’s allies  led by former campaign manager Jeff Weaver  have eyed changes to superdelegates  open primaries  and the voting calendar that could benefit  Sanders . (Weaver  disputing that idea  said the commission is focused on changes that would help non-leading  lesser-known candidates “get a fair hearing and maybe win.”  Sanders    he  noted  “would enter as a leading candidate  if not the frontrunner.”)\n“Many of us are out here waiting for a signal from him ” said Longabaugh  who  along with Tad Devine  another top adviser  put together the early blueprint for the  Sanders  campaign in spring 2015. “My sense is that's sort of where Sanders Nation is.”\n Sanders  unquestionably built  his  “political revolution” on the strength of  his  message  not the kind of calculated mechanics that laid the foundation for the Clinton operation in Brooklyn. Still  some backers said  the campaign also suffered from basic structural and tactical work that  the senator  not only came late to  but at points actively resisted.\nThe nuts-and-bolts planning for a  Sanders  campaign began in March 2015  shortly before  his  April 30 announcement. In 2014  the liberal radio host Bill Press had hosted  Sanders  at  his  Washington home to talk over the decision to run with Senate staffers  senior Democrats  and strategists  along with “wise guys and gals who pontificated a lot ” recalled Longabaugh. “Helpful for  Bernie  and [ his  wife] Jane to hear — but it was not planning.”\nLess than four months into the race  in August 2015  senior advisers sat down with  Sanders  and  his  wife in Burlington to address the issue in blunt terms: If they wanted to compete  they needed a more serious operation — a campaign with proper infrastructure and a more robust travel schedule  even if it meant missing votes in the Senate  they told  him   according to a person briefed on the conversation at the time. In short  there were basic realities about running for president that would have to be accepted.\nEven after the meeting  billed publicly by advisers as “phase two” of the campaign   Sanders  struggled with that adjustment.  He  had to be convinced that TV ads were not just effective but necessary  and that using a pollster did not mean putting a finger to the wind.  He  never hired a political director.  He  didn't see the need for middle management. Basic functions like a regional press operation weren't fully in place until the primaries had started. Structurally  they never caught up to Clinton. (One former aide described the problem as the ultimate double-edged sword: “The reason that he is a compelling candidate is the same reason he can’t be elected president.”)\nFor now   Sanders  is reluctant to engage on the subject of what's next.\nOn  his  recent trip to Iowa  when shouts of \"2020\" rang out from the crowd   Sanders   standing onstage or moving down the ropeline  remained expressionless. The topic can be a source of irritation for the former candidate  another distraction from the message.\nThe 2020 speculation adds to a somewhat disjointed political moment for  Sanders :  He  is navigating new terrain under President Trump  now as a key player in defending the Affordable Care Act even as  he  amplifies activists’ calls for a single-payer system;  he  is facing a federal investigation into  his  wife’s handling of bank loans for the shuttered Burlington College; and the group that was meant to be the vessel for  his  political movement  Our Revolution  has a struggled to rack up significant electoral wins.\nWeaver  the former campaign manager and a longtime adviser who remains closer to  Sanders  than most  stepped down as the head of Our Revolution on July 15 and is now serving as the central spokesman for all matters related to the FBI inquiry  which  he  dismisses as a “media feeding frenzy.” (For some  the move signaled a certain level of concern  recalling the brief but intense period in late 2015 when Weaver took over communications in the aftermath of a data breach scandal.)\nIf  Sanders  decides to run a second time   he  would enter the Democratic field with a national committed following seen with few other politicians.\n Sanders   it often seems  exists both among the “brothers and sisters” of  his  movement — and from the distant remove of a celebrity with an enormous and awestruck following. (This spring  taking the stage at a rally in Las Vegas   he  approached the lectern and  in one swift movement  removed  his  dark blue blazer  handed it to a woman seated on the stage behind  him   and turned back to the mic  leaving the woman  blazer in hand and mouth agape  resisting a staffer’s reach when  he  tried to retrieve the jacket.)\nEven as  he ’s become a new source of influence among the party’s elite  carving out a spot on Senate leadership and traveling via private jet on a DNC-sponsored “unity” tour earlier this year   his  standing as an antiestablishment figure remains unquestioned.",
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            "input": "Steely Dan's Donald Fagen  is suing the estate of  his  late bandmate  Walter Becker  in order to retain control of the band. The crux of the suit is a Buy/Sell Agreement  Fagen  and Becker signed in 1972  not long before the release of their debut album  Can't Buy a Thrill. The contract stipulated that if a member of Steely Dan quit or died  the band would purchase all of that member's shares in the group.\n\"Fagen – acting on behalf of himself and on behalf of Steely Dan  as its sole remaining officer and director – hereby exercises the mandatory provision of the Buy/Sell Agreement requiring Steely Dan to purchase Becker's shares \" the suit reads. \"This lawsuit is required for Steely Dan and  Fagen  to obtain a judicial determination that Becker's shares must be sold to Steely Dan pursuant to the express terms of the Buy/Sell Agreement  so that Steely Dan and  Fagen  can go on as contemplated and provided by the Buy/Sell Agreement.\"\nAlong with Becker's Estate   Fagen  is also suing Steely Dan's longtime business management firm Nigro  Karlin  Segal  Feldstein & Bolno. NKSFB has also acted as the accountant for the group's touring company  Danette  and as a business manager for Becker and Delia Becker. Fagen's lawsuit alleges that NKSFB has been withholding pertinent information from him – such as royalty statements and records regarding tour income – and \"engaging in other secretive behaviors.\"\nAs for NKSFB  the lawsuit further alleges that over the past few years  Fagen  has become aware of several \"accounting errors by NKSFB  one of which involved millions of dollars  and another of which resulted in a lawsuit by a former member of the band.\" The suit also claims that NKSFB has hired a law firm on Steely Dan's behalf  without telling  Fagen . It argues  \"Especially now  with the Becker Defendants taking a position adverse to Steely Dan and with the Becker Defendants retaining NKSFB  a full and complete accounting is necessary to protect [Fagen's] interests.\"\n Fagen  is seeking an official ruling that will hold up the Buy/Sell Agreement and force Becker's estate to sell the late musician's shares to Steely Dan.  He  is also seeking damages stemming from the \"repudiation and breach\" of the agreement. While the suit does not name a specific dollar amount  it suggests it could be in excess of $1 million.",
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            "input": "Manager Ron Washington worked for Hurdle with the Triple-A Mets nearly two decades ago. He knew his personality  but it was his experience as a manager that sold him.\n \"It was easier for him to understand what I wanted. We aren't there yet from an execution standpoint \" Washington said. \"But we are 100 percent better than we've been in the past. That's why we are sitting here with a chance to play through to the World Series.\"\n Hurdle has done so well it has created potential avenues for him to leave. There was buzz this summer that he might succeed the late Keli McGregor as the Rockies president. Hurdle said it's never come up in conversations with O'Dowd or owner Dick Monfort.\n His name  however  has been connected to managerial vacancies and at least one team has requested permission to interview him after the Rangers' season.",
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            "input": "Nestle is selling its U.S. candy business to  Italian company Ferrero  for $2.8 billion in cash as the Swiss food giant shakes up its product portfolio.\n Ferrero   known for  its  Tic Tac  Nutella  and  Ferrero Rocher  brands  but which has traditionally preferred organic growth to acquisitions  will now be picking up Crunch  Butterfinger  and Baby Ruth from Nestle  AFP reported.\nThe sale will make  Ferrero  the third-largest confectionary company in the U.S. market.\nAccording to media reports   Ferrero  competed with major chocolate manufacturer Hershey and private funds  including Rhone Capital  to secure the deal.\n Executive chairman Giovanni Ferrero  said that after the acquisition the Ferrero Group \"will have substantially greater scale  a broader offering of high-quality products to customers...\" in the United States  the world's largest confectionary market.",
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            "input": "CLOSE Some GOP lawmakers in Washington appear willing to consider legislative restrictions to curb gun violence  particularly in outlawing bump stocks  which the Trump administration also wants to do through administrative action.  (Feb. 26) AP\nLisette Johnson   center  is shown recently with  her  children Natalie and Graham. Natalie was 12 and Graham was about to turn 10 when their father shot their mother before killing himself in 2009. (Photo: Family photo)\nIf Virginia's 2016 law to enforce the gun restrictions was in effect when her husband shot her and killed himself   Lisette Johnson  says it would have likely prevented the tragedy. Even though police and courts still need to actively confiscate weapons — which is hardly the norm  — Johnson  said an \"upscale abuser\" like  her  husband would have likely turned his in.\n\"He didn’t see himself as a criminal \"  she  says.\n Johnson  never got a restraining order against  her  husband  but had told  him  to get all of  his  guns out of the house.  He  did — except for the one  he  used to fire five bullets  two of the four  he  fired at  her  are still inside  her  body.\n Johnson  now volunteers as a community advocate  who helps connect victims with doctors and other services they might have been cut off from while in the throes of control by their violent partners.  She  helped one young women who was two weeks away from giving birth and hadn't had any prenatal visits because  she  had been prevented from going to the doctor.\n Lisette Johnson   who survived domestic abuse and being shot by  her  late husband  is now an advocate for other victims. (Photo: Family photo)",
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            "input": "To make them  artist Gabriel Dishaw of Indianapolis  Indiana marries junk with upcycled 1970s Louis Vuitton luggage.\n Dishaw  was recently featured in the Indy Star about  his  SW/LV pieces:\nOne time  while  he  was vacationing in northern Michigan  a pile of vintage Louis Vuitton luggage in a store called out to Gabriel Dishaw.  He  spotted junk-art potential in the suitcases' every detail: the golden emblems that dance across the chocolate background  the zippers  the handles  the drawstring from the dust bag. So  he  purchased one  took it apart when  he  arrived back home in Fishers and began building Darth Vader helmet sculptures. After  he  posted  his  progress on Instagram  @gabrieljunkart  people began asking to buy them. \"People were like 'Oh my God  these are my two passions — Louis Vuitton and Star Wars '\"  Dishaw  said.  He  had no idea people who were fans of both brands even existed.\nKeep tabs on  Mr. Dishaw 's latest work on  his  Instagram.",
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            "input": "I  as President  want people coming into our Country who are going to help us become strong and great again  people coming in through a system based on MERIT. No more Lotteries! #AMERICA FIRST —  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 14   2018\nThe new security language is a sharp turnabout from  Trump’s  televised January 9 event  when he urged House judiciary chairman to develop a “bill of love.”\nIn numerous events   Trump  has said  he  will OK an amnesty — likely with citizenship — for some of the 3.25 million younger ‘dreamer’ illegals  including the 670 000 DACA illegals  providing the Democrats agree to fund the border wall  cancel the visa lottery program and end the chain migration of extended-family members.\nPolls show that  Trump ’s American-first immigration policy is very popular.\nFor example  a December poll of likely 2018 voters shows two-to-one voter support for  Trump ’s pro-American immigration policies  and a lopsided four-to-one opposition against the cheap-labor  mass-immigration  economic policy pushed by bipartisan establishment-backed D.C. interest-groups.",
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            "input": "(Reuters) - CBS and other networks on Monday suspended Charlie Rose  one of the most prominent American interviewers  after eight women told the Washington Post he sexually harassed them and prompted  Rose  to apologize for his “inappropriate behavior.”\nFILE PHOTO:  Journalist Charlie Rose  speaks after winning a Peabody Award for  his  work in \"One on One with Assad\" in New York  U.S. on May 19  2014. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson/File Photo\n“These allegations are extremely disturbing and we take them very seriously ” CBS News said in a statement.  Rose  is a co-host on the morning show “CBS This Morning” and a correspondent for its long-running Sunday night news magazine “60 Minutes. ”\n“I deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior ”  he  said in a statement. “I am greatly embarrassed. I have behaved insensitively at times and I accept responsibility for that  though I do not believe that all of these allegations are accurate.”\n“I always felt that I was pursuing shared feelings  even though I now realize I was mistaken ”  he  added.\n Eight women  who worked at Charlie Rose Inc or aspired to a job there   have accused  Rose  of making unwanted sexual advances toward  them   the Washington Post reported on Monday  the latest in a wave of sexual harassment allegations against prominent men in the entertainment and media industries and American politics.\n“All of us  including me  are coming to a newer and deeper recognition of the pain caused by conduct in the past  and have come to a profound new respect for women and their lives ”  Rose  said.\n Charlie Rose  became the top U.S. trending topic on Twitter late Monday  with more than 98 000 tweets discussing the host.\n Rose  routinely landed the biggest names in international politics  entertainment and letters for  his  interview show “Charlie Rose ” which was broadcast on PBS and Bloomberg TV.\nAn acute listener   Rose  employed an engaging yet serious style in contrast to the bitter partisan arguments  cross-talk and raised voices on cable television. True to the show’s sober tone  the set was simply a table and chairs with an all-black background.\n His  persona on “CBS This Morning” was a little more whimsical  given the lighter subject matter of morning news shows in the United States.\nFILE PHOTO: CBS news host  Charlie Rose  departs after meeting with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump at Trump Tower in the Manhattan borough of New York  U.S. on November 21  2016. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson/File Photo\nThe eight women  who were employees or aspired to work for  Rose  at  the “Charlie Rose”  show from the late 1990s to as recently as 2011  told the newspaper  he  made unwanted sexual advances toward them  walked in the nude around them and groped their breasts  buttocks and genital areas.\nPBS  in announcing its suspension  said it does not fund  the “Charlie Rose”  show or supervise its production  but expects its producers to provide a safe work place. Bloomberg said it was “deeply disturbed” by the allegations.\nThe networks had little choice as the allegations against  Rose  would have likely overshadowed the subjects of  his  stories  said Quinnipiac University journalism professor Ben Bogardus.\nFILE PHOTO: TV host  Charlie Rose  arrives for the Time 100 Gala in the Manhattan borough of New York  New York  U.S. on April 25  2017. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File Photo",
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            "input": "During his time in the White House , President George W. Bush was known for his love of giving other people nicknames -- \"Pootie Poot\" -LRB- Russian President Vladimir Putin -RRB- , \"Bushie ,\" -LRB- First Lady Laura Bush -RRB- and \"The Cobra\" -LRB- New York Times journalist Maureen Dowd -RRB- are just some of the monikers that the one-time Republican president bestowed on people in his work circles . \nSource : CNN -LRB- Photo by Win McNameeGetty Images -RRB- \"Panchito\" -- Frank Bruni , New York Times reporter who covered Bush 's 2000 campaign . \nSource : The Nation -LRB- Photo by : Scott MlynCNBCNBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images -RRB- -LRB- Photo by : Scott MlynCNBCNBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images -RRB- \"Barty , Bart , Danny Boy , Captain Dan , Dan the Man\" -- Dan Bartlett , Bush 's Deputy Chief of Staff . \nHere are the hilarious -LRB- and often unbelievably awkward -RRB- nicknames Bush gave to the various politicians , journalists , and world leaders of the early 2000s . \n27 PHOTOS George W. Bush 's scandalous nicknames for world leaders and other politicians See Gallery George W. Bush 's scandalous nicknames for world leaders and other politicians \"Bama\" and \"Rock\" -- Barack Obama , Bush 's successor as President . \nSEE ALSO : 39 photos that show why everyone misses George W. Bush \nSource : BBC AFP PHOTOJim WATSON \"Bushie\" -- mutual nickname with Laura Bush , Bush 's wife and former First Lady of the United States . \nSource : Laura Bush : America 's First Lady REUTERSKevin Lamarque GMH \"Poppy , 41 , Old Man\" -- George H. W. Bush , Bush 's father and 41st President of the United States . \nSource : CNN REUTERSMike Stone -LRB- UNITED STATES - Tags : POLITICS -RRB- \"Big Time\" , \"Vice\" -- Dick Cheney , Bush 's Vice President . \nSource : New York Magazine REUTERSJason Reed \"Condi\" , \"Guru\" -- Condoleezza Rice , Bush 's Secretary of State Source : New York Magazine REUTERSKevin Lamarque -LRB- UNITED STATES -RRB- \"Hogan\" -- John McCain , Arizona senator and one-time Republican presidential nominee . \nSource : New York Magazine REUTERSKevin Lamarque -LRB- UNITED STATES -RRB- US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN 2008 -LRB- USA -RRB- \"Boner\" -- John Boehner , who served as chair of the House of Education committee and , later , House Majority leader during Bush 's time in the White House . \nSource : New York Magazine -LRB- Photo by Alex WongGetty Images for Meet the Press -RRB- \"Boy Genius , Turd Blossom , the Architect\" -- Karl Rove , Bush 's senior adviser . \nSource : New York Magazine -LRB- Photo credit should read PAUL J. RICHARDSAFPGetty Images -RRB- \"Tiny\" -- Richard Armitage , Bush 's Deputy Secretary of State . \nSource : About.com -LRB- Photo David Hume KennerlyGetty Images -RRB- \"The World 's Greatest Hero\" -- Colin Powell , Bush 's Secretary of State . \nSource : New Statesman REUTERSYuri Gripas YGGN \"Ari-Bob\" -- Ari Flesicher , White House Press Secretary during the Bush era . \nSource : New York Magazine REUTERSLucy Nicholson -LRB- UNITED STATES - Tags : POLITICS -RRB- \"Rummy\" -- Donald Rumsfeld , Bush 's Secretary of Defense .",
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            "input": "While  the gun show’s manager  George Fernandez   told the station  he ’s never witnessed such a large crowd  he concerned about the recent push for addition gun-control legislation in the wake of the recent deadly mass shooting at a Parkland  Florida  high school.\nWhat does  Fernandez  have to say about possible legislation?\n Fernandez  told WTSP that about 95 percent of the vendors at the Tampa gun show are licensed dealers legally required to run background checks on buyers — and the remaining 5 percent of vendors are private citizens.\nBut  Fernandez  added to WTSP that tightening the gun-show loophole wouldn’t have stopped the recent deadly mass shooting at Parkland  as 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz passed a background check before buying an AR-15.\n“This was a mental health issue ”  Fernandez  also told the station. “This is someone that should have been identified from the beginning by law enforcement.”",
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            "input": "Houston Texans linebacker Brian Cushing (56) against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. (Photo: Kirby Lee  USA TODAY Sports)\n Linebacker Brian Cushing  has been informed by the team that  he  will be released by the start of the league year on March 14  according to the Houston Chronicle.\nAsked about  his  impending departure   Cushing  told the Chronicle  “It’s all good. It’s just part of the business.\"\nThe Texans will save more than $7 million by releasing  him .\nCushing  31  has been a starter for the Texans since  he  was a first-round pick out of Southern California in 2009.  He  was named the Associated Press' defensive rookie of the year that season.\nIn 2017   he  served a 10-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances and played in just five games. Knee injuries also sidelined  him  for all but 12 contests in 2012 and '13.",
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            "input": "We spent most of the episode — spoiler alert — inside and around the Sanctuary  the main compound of Negan’s Saviors. We finally got back to Negan  Father Gabriel and their unintended cohabitation in a trailer besieged by walkers.\nMeantime  Rick and Daryl were on the road  and  as eventually happens with most people who travel together  there was a disagreement. Plus a chokehold. Plus an explosion. Between these two and Negan and  Gabriel   it’s obviously so hard for men to truly be friends.\nSo what’s going to happen inside the Sanctuary? Will Rick and Daryl patch it up? Is it possible that  Gabriel  just has the flu?\n3. Negan and Gabriel: They’re no Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy. Still  although their tense togetherness wasn’t buddy-movie material  it made for some pretty good television.\nHe and  Gabriel   it turned out  really were still in the walker-beset trailer where we left them four episodes ago. And it was looking pretty grim  like they would end up as strange bedfellows  but in a death bed.\nAh  but  Gabriel  had a plan. “I think I’m here to take your confession ”  he  told Negan. So while the latter tried to figure a way out  or wait for his compadres to come try to rescue them   Gabriel  just kept gnawing on the confession bone.\nFinally as the zombies were starting to punch through the side of their makeshift fort   Gabriel  confessed to Negan that  he  had locked  his  parishioners outside the church when the plague came and listened to them die.\nNegan responded sort of like an actual human. He told  Gabriel  of cheating on  his  first wife before the disease came and then not being able to “put her down” when she died amid the plague. It’s not an earth-shattering confession  but as a therapist might say  there was a lot of progress this session.\n Gabriel   meanwhile  was put into a Negan prison cell — “gently ” said the big guy  fondly remembering their little interlude. In the last shot   Gabriel  was sweating and obviously very sick. Did  he  get bitten sneaking  then fighting  through the zombies? Or is  he  just wracked with guilt over the several more chances  he  had to kill Negan and didn’t take? How can a guy off his whole parish but not the one obviously most potent baddie  he ’s met?\nFirst  though  the guy they had to get rid of to get it managed to struggle up to the roadside  mostly so  he  could let the duo know that Ezekiel and Carol lived but almost nobody else from the Kingdom forces. Then  he  conveniently died.",
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            "input": "DHAKA (Reuters) - Pope Francis called on Thursday for decisive measures to resolve the political reasons that caused mostly Muslim refugees in Myanmar to flee to Bangladesh and urged countries to help the Dhaka government deal with the crisis.\nPope Francis is accompanied by Bangladesh's President Abdul Hamid after arriving to Dhaka  Bangladesh November 30  2017. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj\nIn a speech before Bangladeshi President Abdul Hamid and diplomats hours after arriving under heavy security in Dhaka  the chaotic and dusty capital of 14 million people  Francis instead spoke of “refugees from Rakhine State”.\nIn his speech  Francis  who used the term Rohingya twice this year in appeals from the Vatican  praised impoverished Bangladesh’s “spirit of generosity and solidarity” in helping “a massive influx of refugees from Rakhine State”.\n“None of us can fail to be aware of the gravity of the situation  the immense toll of human suffering involved  and the precarious living conditions of so many of our brothers and sisters  a majority of whom are women and children  crowded in the refugee camps  ” Francis  said at the presidential palace.\n Pope Francis  is welcomed after arriving at the airport in Dhaka  Bangladesh November 30  2017. At right is Bangladesh's President Abdul Hamid. REUTERS/Max Rossi\nEven though  his  calls for justice  human rights and respect in Myanmar were widely seen as applicable to the Rohingya  who are not recognized as Myanmar citizens or as members of a distinct ethnicity  rights groups such as Amnesty International said they were disappointed  he  did not defend them by name.\n Francis  is due to meet a group of Rohingya refugees in Dhaka on Friday.\nIn  his  address to the pope  the president of Bangladesh  which is predominantly Muslim  used the term Rohingya several times and accused the Myanmar army of committing “ruthless atrocities”.  He  called for a “safe  sustainable and dignified return” of the refugees to their homes.\nThe pope’s visit to the South Asian country unfolded under heavy security. While  Francis  stuck to  his  custom of using a simple car   he  was escorted by many armored military and police vehicles.",
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            "input": "“She was a loving daughter  sister  mother  friend — and though she didn’t ask to be an activist  she responded to the personal tragedy of seeing her father die while being arrested in New York City by becoming a leading proponent for criminal justice reform and for an end to police brutality ” said Sanders. “I had the honor of getting to know  Erica  and I was inspired by the commitment  she  made working toward a more just world for  her  children and future generations.  She  was a fighter for justice and will not be forgotten.  Jane  and I send our deepest condolences to the entire Garner family and to all those  she  has impacted.”\nGarner  who had recently given birth to a second child  endorsed Sanders for president before the New York primary in April 2016. In a video released at the time   Garner  told the story of how her father died after being placed in a police chokehold  and she praised Sanders for taking the Black Lives Matter movement seriously.\n“People are dying. This is real. This is not TV ” said  Garner . “We need a president who’s going to talk about it.”\n Garner ’s endorsement was one of the highest-profile interactions between the Black Lives Matter movement and the Democratic Party — a discussion  often heated  that was rarely echoed in the Republican primaries.",
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            "input": "Washington Wizards forward Otto Porter Jr.’s first car was a 1993 Honda Accord. He and his father had to replace the transmission just so he could drive it to and from school in Morley  Mo. Those days as an amateur mechanic have turned into a lifelong love for cars  and Wednesday   Porter  attended  his  first Washington Auto Show both as featured guest and as an automobile aficionado.\n“That’s how deep into cars I am ”  Porter  said  after sharing the story of repairing the ’93 Accord during  his  senior year. “I am a car guy myself. My family is big on it.”\nBefore checking out the exhibits   Porter  signed autographs during the auto show’s Washington Wizards day.  Porter  said  he  owns three cars  including a 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner as well as a white Nissan GT-R that  he  had wanted ever since watching the first installment of “The Fast and The Furious” series.\nNightrunner International…. A post shared by Otto Porter Jr. (@ottodayporter22) on Dec 14  2017 at 4:35pm PST\n“That’s my baby ”  Porter  said. “Very amazing car.”\nPorter  whose scored 25 points on Tuesday in a win over the Oklahoma City Thunder (his highest total in a month)  doesn’t get to work on cars much now as he plays in his fourth season in the league. However   Porter  has designs of returning to  his  love on a full-time basis after retiring from basketball.\n“Maybe one day open my own shop back home ”  Porter  said.",
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            "input": "\"We're excited —  extremely excited \" Mu-ming Poo of the Chinese Academy of Sciences  said. \"This is really  I think  a breakthrough for biomedicine.\"\n He  sees a need to have \"genetically identical monkeys for studying many human diseases  especially brain diseases\" such as Alzheimer's  Huntington's and Parkinson's disease.\nThe Chinese scientists acknowledge that any new technology can be abused. But they stress they have no interest in ever trying to clone a person. \"Technically speaking one can clone human \" Poo says. \"But we're not going to do it. There's absolutely no plan to do anything on humans.\"\nPoo's team succeeded by removing the DNA from fetal monkeys instead of using adult cells as a starting point. The scientists then transferred the genes into monkey eggs that had had their own DNA removed.\nThe next step was also crucial   Poo  says. The researchers stimulated the eggs to develop into embryos with a new mix of chemical signals. \"The trick is we choose the right chemicals to turn on these genes we transfer into the egg \"  Poo  says. \"So that's what we did different. I think that's the key.\"\n\"They are lively. They are walking  jumping  playing around like all newborn baby monkeys \" Poo says  adding that so far they seem very healthy.",
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            "input": "Ashton seems to have learned the right lessons from that debacle , has taken inspiration from the insurgent , unapologetically progressive campaigns of Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn , and hopes to both bring the NDP back to its left-wing roots and ride the same populist wave that propelled those two perennial afterthought backbenchers into the international spotlight .",
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            "input": "According to CNN  members of the group met in  GOP Sen. Susan Collins'  office and passed a stick around to ensure there were no interruptions. Only the member holding the stick could speak.\nThe stick was relatively effective  members told CNN  but there was one incident in which a senator threw the stick at another member who was asking questions while the first spoke. The stick missed the mark and ended up damaging a glass elephant on  Collins ' shelf.\nIn a statement after the Senate vote on the deal   Collins  applauded the work of the bipartisan group.\n\"Today  we saw the power of the center in the US Senate  \" Collins  said. \"Joe [Manchin] and I worked very hard in leading the effort of the Common Sense Coalition — a group of 25 Republicans  Democrats  and Independent Angus King — which proposed the compromise to end the government shutdown.\"",
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            "input": "Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) is surrounded by reporters as he goes to vote on Capitol Hill in Washington. (Susan Walsh/AP)\nThe lawmakers attracting the most concern from leadership and the White House are Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) and Steve Daines (R-Mont.)  who say the current version of the bill favors corporations over other businesses.\nIt’s unclear if  Johnson  would accept these changes as sufficient  and a final decision hasn’t been made. If Republican leaders believe  Johnson ’s demands have become too unreasonable  they could try and forge ahead without  his  vote.\nSpokesmen for  Johnson  and Daines didn’t have an immediate comment on the discussions.\nAt least six GOP members have raised concerns about specific provisions in the GOP tax bill  though none has flatly said they plan to vote against it this week.  Johnson  came closest  saying  he  opposed the measure but later suggesting  he  could support it with changes.\nVoting on the tax measure is scheduled to begin Tuesday  as the Senate Budget Committee plans to take a procedural step that afternoon that would effectively send the tax bill to the Senate floor. But  Johnson  is on the budget panel  and  he  could demand changes by Tuesday in order to win  his  vote. If  he  blocks the tax bill in the Budget Committee and is joined by Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.)  who has raised separate concerns  the package could quickly die.",
            "output": [
                "Ron Johnson"
            ]
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            "input": "\"You didn't see droves of people abandoning their religion  spouses  or jobs \" said Michael Varnum  an assistant professor of psychology at Arizona State University  in an interview.\nBut NASA's search for extraterrestrial life continues — specifically with its Mars' rovers and planned future missions.  Varnum  sought to understand how humanity might react to indisputable evidence of the discovery of alien life. This research  published in Frontiers in Psychology and presented at the American Association for the Advancement of Science's annual meeting last week  reveals that we would likely respond positively to such a discovery.\n\"If we discover evidence of extra-terrestrial life  we'll be fine with it — we'll be happy \" said  Varnum .\nThis study  however  focused on the discovery of microbial life — not intelligent lifeforms. Still   Varnum  believes the reactions to more advanced  perhaps communicative life would probably be positive  too.",
            "output": [
                "Michael Varnum"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-abbd7d102cd342ac8809f2d3c165dda5",
            "input": "Although Craig Wood has pleaded not guilty to charges including first-degree murder  his attorney  Patrick Berrigan  agreed with the basic facts outlined by Greene County Prosecutor Dan Patterson in opening statements at Wood's trial  The Springfield News-Leader reported. But Berrigan argued that Wood — who faces the death penalty if he's convicted — acted impulsively when he snatched Hailey Owens in broad daylight and in front of witnesses.\nCarlos Edwards testified that he was raking leaves on the day of the abduction and saw a pickup truck drive past his home several times. Edwards said  Hailey  was standing in his driveway when the driver pulled up next to the fourth-grader and asked  her  how to get to a street.  The girl  said  she  didn't know and started walking away  Edwards recalled  and then the driver said: \"Hey  come here for a minute.\"\nEdwards said that as soon as  she  got close enough  the driver opened his door  grabbed  Hailey  and drove off. Edwards said he took off running but a drainage ditch at the edge of his yard stopped him from getting to the truck.\nPatterson said during his opening statements that when Wood parked his truck and got out  officers approached  and Wood tossed a roll of duct tape in the back of his truck. Officers found  Hailey 's body wrapped in plastic in a plastic bin in the basement. Patterson said  she  was shot in the back of  her  head from close range.",
            "output": [
                "Hailey Owens"
            ]
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            "input": "This piece is also set within the context of the rise of the British “radical socialist”  “democratic socialist” and Leader of the Labour Party   Jeremy Corbyn MP . (According to  his  followers  Corbyn “almost won” the British election in June 2017.)\nWith the rise of the British “Shadow Prime Minister” and Member of Parliament  Jeremy Corbyn  there's been a strong emphasis on the words “democratic socialism”. This is a relatively new emphasis; though the words “democratic socialism” do date back decades.\nIndeed  some of  Corbyn 's followers have also had the audacity to claim that  Corbyn  is a “social democrat” who believes in “social democracy.” This means that the supporters of  Corbyn  are intentionally – perhaps cunningly -- fusing democratic socialism with social democracy. Corbynites even cite the Scandinavian countries as being an influence on  Corbyn . However  there's a small and inconvenient fact here: no Scandinavian government is democratic-socialist  let alone outright socialist. Sweden  Norway  and Denmark are all parliamentary (representative) democracies with constitutional monarchies; with two Kings and a Queen as heads of state. These countries are also run by Social Democratic  Liberal  and Conservative parties.\nTake the Democratic Socialists of America  which was formed 1982 and is still with us today. In the past  the DSA has endorsed Jesse Jackson  Bernie Sanders  Barack Obama and  more recently  Britain's very own  Jeremy Corbyn .\nI mentioned earlier that many of  Corbyn  supporters state that  Corbyn  is a “social democrat” who believes in “social democracy”. So it's worth noting that the Democratic Socialists of America has its roots in a split with the Social Democrats  USA. The SDUSA was deemed to be too “right-wing.” The group which arose from the split was called the Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee (DSOC); and that group led to the Democratic Socialists of America.\nThe Democratic Socialists of America endorse what Michael Harrington called the \"left-wing realism” which is “found today in the Democratic Party.” Similarly  many Marxists  Trotskyists and communists back the left-wing realism which is found in  Jeremy Corbyn 's Labour Party.\nAnd like the activist group Momentum within the Labour Party (which once said that it \"exists to build on the energy and enthusiasm from the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign”)  the DSA places its cards on the table in this way:",
            "output": [
                "Jeremy Corbyn"
            ]
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            "input": "Shipping lines normally transship cargoes from the United Arab Emirates port of  Jebel Ali  to Qatar  which relies heavily on imports by sea and land.\nA Maersk Line spokesman said on Tuesday: “We have confirmation that we will not be able to move Qatar cargo in and out of  Jebel Ali .”\nLarger container ships are unable to dock at ports in Qatar due in part to shallow waters so shipping lines use feeder services  which transport container boxes from the larger port of  Jebel Ali  in the United Arab Emirates.\nThe ban has meant that any ship sailing to and from Qatar will be prevented from calling at major ports in the UAE and Saudi Arabia  which include Jebel Ali  as well as Bahrain.",
            "output": [
                "Jebel Ali"
            ]
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            "input": "MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Woodside Petroleum (WPL.AX)  Australia’s biggest independent gas and oil producer  is set to raise A$2.5 billion ($1.96 billion) to fund the purchase of ExxonMobil Corp’s (XOM.N) stake in the Scarborough gas field and to support projects at home and in West Africa.\nThe move puts Woodside  seen by some as short on near-term growth prospects  in a better position to develop the Scarborough field off Western Australia  as it will have a 75-percent stake and take over running the project  now estimated to cost up to $9.7 billion. Woodside’s share of that cost would be up to $7.9 billion.\nAnalysts raised concern that even with the large equity raising  the company may have to come back to investors in a few years to fund development of  Scarborough  and the competing Browse LNG project  also off Western Australia.\nWoodside Chief Executive Peter Coleman said the company could now accelerate development of  Scarborough  to feed an expansion of its Pluto LNG plant  which would help fill a need for new LNG supply  particularly as Chinese demand grows rapidly.\nHowever  investors were more focused on the stake-acquisition and plans to develop  Scarborough .\nThe company has agreed to buy ExxonMobil’s 50-percent stake in  Scarborough  for up to $744 million  with part of that due pending a final investment decision on developing the field.\nThe other partner in  Scarborough   BHP Billiton (BHP.AX)(BLT.L)  welcomed the deal.\n“This development could enhance the commercial viability of  Scarborough  and the region ” BHP’s petroleum president Steve Pastor said in a comment emailed to Reuters.\nThe rest of the money Woodside is raising through the A$2.5 billion offer to existing shareholders will be used to support work on  Scarborough   the SNE oil project off Senegal and progress on Browse.",
            "output": [
                "Scarborough"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-0d3ebab8916b444d8dbd96e8a53da21a",
            "input": "The deputy White House press secretary had to hold his first press briefing following the resignation of  White House staff secretary Rob Porter  over domestic abuse allegations.\nBefore I get into why  let me praise Shah. \"I think it's fair to say we all could have done better dealing with this over the last few days \"  he  acknowledged regarding the White House response to the  Porter  situation. Amen. A little candor goes a long way. And  reminder:  He  was in an impossible situation.\n1. Shah said that  Porter  had been \"terminated\" on Wednesday.\nBut that's not at all what happened!  Porter  offered  his  resignation -- and it was accepted. Of course  that came after White House chief of staff John Kelly repeatedly urged  Porter  to stay on even after it became very  very clear the seriousness of the allegations against the staff secretary.\n2. Shah tried to argue that because  Porter  hadn't allegedly hit any of the women during his time in the White House  it was more an issue for the background check people to deal with.\n \"The allegations made against Rob Porter  as we understand them  involve incidents long before he joined the White House \"  said Shah. \"Therefore they are best evaluated through the background check process.\"\n3. In explaining the radical difference between Kelly's hugely supportive statement of  Porter  on Tuesday night and  his  less supportive one on Wednesday  Shah said the chief of staff became \"fully\" aware of  the allegations .\nBut according to CNN's reporting   Kelly had known for months about  the allegations . The ONLY thing that changed was that a picture of one of  Porter 's ex-wives with a massive black eye went public. Which raises the question: Did Kelly only change his total defense of  Porter  when the picture made clear it couldn't be effectively sustained?\n4. Shah painted Kelly as totally unaware that the FBI had been told by both of  Porter 's ex-wives that he had abused them.\nHow is that possible? Did he simply not think to ask? Why not -- especially given that  Porter  still didn't have a security clearance after more than a year in the White House? And double why not -- because  Porter  was interacting so closely with Trump day in and day out?\n5. Shah said that communications director Hope Hicks  who has been dating  Porter   had \"recused\" herself from some conversations about the situation.\nBut  we know -- again thanks to CNN reporting -- that Hicks was one of a handful of people involved in the crafting of Kelly's first -- and hugely supportive -- statement on  Porter . That no one stepped in and told Hicks she simply shouldn't (and couldn't) be involved boggles my mind.\nHere's the thing: BOTH of  Porter 's ex-wives told the FBI that he had abused them . Both women had their stories confirmed by people with whom they shared the details contemporaneously. And  a third woman who had dated Porter  contacted  his  two ex-wives in 2016 detailing further abuse. Also  the picture. The black eye. The total lack of an explanation by  Porter . ( He  has denied the black eye picture came about as the result of any abuse. But  he  has offered zero explanation for why it did happen.)\nAt some point  the number of allegations  the depth of details and the similarities between the women make this more than a \" he  said-she said\" conversation. And that point was a while ago when the two women talked to the FBI.",
            "output": [
                "Rob Porter"
            ]
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            "input": "The Federal Bureau of Investigation  along with the Texas Rangers and the Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office arrested Democrat State District Judge Rodolfo “Rudy” Delgado.\nDozens of FBI Special Agents descended upon the Judge’s offices. Texas Rangers and Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Deputies were seen alongside the FBI removing trash bags full of evidence and plastic bins from both  Delgado’s  home and the Judge’s office.\n Judge Delgado  is charged with bribery “concerning programs receiving federal funds ” according to a criminal complaint unsealed Monday. The investigation revealed  the judge  would accept bribes in exchange for favorable consideration on cases  he  would oversee in the 93rd state District Court.\nA confidential source  who is a licensed attorney  confessed to investigators  he  or she had a history of bribing Delgado since 2008.",
            "output": [
                "Delgado"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "I’m speaking of a monstrous  hateful tweet put out by someone named Taiyesha Baker  under the name  “Night Nurse ” and it reportedly links her to Indiana University Health.\nWe honestly can’t point at the alt-right and the white nationalists and claim they have cornered the market on hate  when monsters like  Baker  exist.\nSome on Twitter are now claiming that  she  has lost  her  job.\n She  felt comfortable enough to reveal  her  attitude towards part of the community  she  serves and that tells us several things:\nFor one   she ’s not very bright.  She  put the ugliness of  her  heart out for the world to see  and apparently felt comfortable doing it.\nSecondly  if  she  truly feels that way  what  she  displayed was so hateful that it borders on psychopathy.  She  can’t be trusted in such a delicate position  where the risk is there to allow that hate to bubble up to the surface  during the course of  her  job.\n She  should never be able to hold a nursing license again.",
            "output": [
                "Taiyesha Baker"
            ]
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            "input": "“This action involves the usurpation of money and property rights from  Plaintiff William J. Drayton   known as ‘Flavor Flav.’  Drayton  is recognized as one of the two key members of groundbreaking Hip Hop group Public Enemy. Public Enemy have been inducted into the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame and have sold tens of millions of records ” the suit states. “Despite  Drayton ’s position in Public Enemy  the group’s management and related companies have for years attempted to minimize his role in the Public Enemy business  while continuing to rely upon  Drayton ’s fame and persona to market the brand.\"\nIn the lawsuit   Flavor Flav (real name William J. Drayton)  claims that  he  and Chuck D (real name Carlton Ridenhour) had a long-established agreement that profits from their music  merchandise and concerts would be split between them. Despite that alleged arrangement   Flavor Flav  claims that Public Enemy's business management firm Eastlink has not been sending the earnings he is owed  which have \"diminished to almost nothing  and  Drayton  has been refused accountings  even on the items bearing his likeness \" according to the lawsuit.\nThe suit also alleges that  Flavor Flav's  voice and image were used without his consent on Public Enemy's recent LP  Nothing is Quick in the Desert  which they released as a free download in June. The suit claims  Flavor Flav  requested $75 000 to record the album  of which he only received $7 500.\nBeyond claiming Flavor Flav is owed the aforementioned royalties and fees  the suit also alleges that several merchandise deals  including one brokered by producer Gary G-Wiz to make action figures of the members  were made without  Flavor Flav's  consent or any compensation. Gary G-Wiz is also named in the lawsuit  as TMZ notes.",
            "output": [
                "William J. Drayton"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "London (CNN) Britain's beleaguered Prime Minister Theresa May has been urged to sack  her Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson  over his handling of the Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe case.\nOn Sunday both Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and London Mayor Sadiq Khan called on May to fire  Johnson -- who has been under increasing pressure since Iranian state TV claimed that his statements on the plight of the British-Iranian woman imprisoned in Tehran on charges of espionage confirmed her guilt .\nWriting in the Observer on Sunday  Corbyn took aim at  Johnson   calling for him to be relieved of his duties after \"undermining our country\" and \"putting our citizens at risk.\"\nAlso on Sunday  the UK Foreign Office told CNN that  Johnson  had held a \"constructive\" conversation with Richard Ratcliffe  the husband of Zaghari-Ratcliffe.\n Johnson  has been on the defensive over the past week since being forced to correct remarks  he  made to a British parliamentary committee  when  he  said that Zaghari-Ratcliffe  who has been in jail since she was detained at Tehran airport in April 2016  had been teaching journalism during her visit to the country. Zaghari-Ratcliffe and her family have maintained that she was in Iran visiting family.\nAfter  Johnson 's original comments  authorities in Iran filed further charges against Zaghari-Ratcliffe  prompting fears her five-year sentence could be extended. On Wednesday  Iranian state TV IRIB said  Johnson  amounted to an unintentional confession.\n Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson  is set to visit Iran before the end of the year.\nIn  his  article  Corbyn says that the \"heartbreaking\" case of Zaghari-Ratcliffe has left her future liberty in peril because of  Johnson 's \"serial bungling.\"\nIn a blunt final paragraph  Corbyn added: \"We've put up with him embarrassing and undermining our country through his incompetence and putting our citizens at risk for long enough. It's time for  Boris Johnson  to go.\"\nKhan was similarly critical of  Johnson   his predecessor as mayor of London calling on him to \"clarify the huge error he made\" and help bring Zaghari-Ratcliffe back to the UK.",
            "output": [
                "Boris JohnsonLabour",
                "Boris"
            ]
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            "input": "NEW YORK (Reuters) - Warren Buffett  chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc (BRKa.N)  said his conglomerate  which is sitting on $116 billion of cash  is “more inclined” to repurchase stock than pay dividends as a means to use excess cash.\nSpeaking on CNBC television on Monday   Buffett  said the corporate income tax rate cut signed into law by U.S. President Donald Trump in December is a “huge tailwind” for U.S. companies and that it is “really good for Berkshire.”\nIn his annual letter to Berkshire shareholders on Saturday   Buffett  lamented his inability to find big companies to buy and said his goal is to make “one or more huge acquisitions” of non-insurance businesses to bolster results at Berkshire.\n Buffett  said finding things to buy at a “sensible purchase price” has become a challenge and is a major reason Berkshire is awash with $116 billion of low-yielding cash and government bonds  whose average maturity was 88 days as of the end of 2017.\n“I am fairly confident we will find ways to deploy” Berkshire’s excess cash   Buffett  said on CNBC. “The best chance to deploy money is when things are going down.”\n Buffett  says  he  has confidence in Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.N) Chief Executive Tim Sloan  as  he  tried to move the third-largest U.S. bank past scandals over how it treated customers including by creating unauthorized accounts.\n Buffett  likened the situation to when  he  was installed in 1991 as chairman of Salomon Brothers Inc after a former chief executive failed to tell regulators that a trader was submitting fake bids at Treasury auctions.\n“Digging your way out of it takes time ”  Buffett  said. “ He ’s got a lot to clean up.”\n Buffett  raised red flags about ordinary investors using borrowed cash to buy stocks  or buying “on margin.”\n Buffett  said it was “crazy” to borrow money to buy stocks and that “it is insane to risk something you have and need” for the sake of leveraging up on stocks.  Buffett  said investors might get a “euphoric surge” if they double their money in stocks  but would not be “happier.”",
            "output": [
                "Warren Buffett"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-2a2aaea3b9554f5db7a591292d3e51ae",
            "input": "Walentynowicz was an anti-communist dissident who worked with Solidarity founder Lech Walesa in the early 1980s to agitate against repressive communist rule. She was close to President Lech Kaczynski  also killed in the Saturday crash. Many others aboard the plane were also their ideological brethren.\n Walentynowicz was the most famous Solidarity activist aboard  an iconic figure more closely associated with the 1980 strikes than anyone save Walesa. She had sometimes been referred to as the Rosa Parks of Poland -- a nod to the American woman who was the public face of the American civil rights movement.\n A 51-year-old widow and crane operator in 1980  Walentynowicz was only five months away from retirement when her shipyard bosses fired her for producing and distributing a newspaper critical of the regime. She had handed some copies directly to her bosses.\n Her fellow workers were outraged at the injustice of her firing and agitated to have her reinstated  resistance that led to strikes and sit-ins at the Gdansk shipyard and in factories across the country.\n \"I was the drop that caused the cup of bitterness to overflow \" she once said  according to the weekly magazine Przekroj.\n \"Anna had been at the center of the events that birthed Solidarity  and along with Lech Walesa she virtually personified the 1980 strikes in the public eye \" writes author Shana Penn in \"Solidarity's Secret: The Women Who Defeated Communism in Poland.\"\nWalentynowicz were allowed to return to work.\n But it didn't take long for Walentynowicz and the other female activists to be sidelined by Walesa and the other male organizers.\n Walentynowicz was born August 13  1929  and was 10 years old when Nazi Germany and then the Soviet Union invaded and occupied the country. Her father was killed in the war and sheshe herself fell victim to a Nazi decree that prevented Poles from continuing their education after the fourth grade -- part of an effort by the Nazis to enslave Poles.\n She was initially attracted to communism and belonged to the party but eventually became disillusioned with their \"lies and manipulation of the workers \" Penn said. \"She wasn't afraid to expose hypocrites.\"\n When Walentynowicz began her activism at the shipyard she was already widowed and had survived a near-fatal bout of cancer. Her unlikely survival from the illness left her with a sense that she had survived to carry out something worthwhile.\n \"It took someone like her unafraid of authority to tackle the Communist authorities of the day \" said Victor Ashe  a former U.S. ambassador to Poland who said he was honored to have the silver-haired Walentynowicz as a guest as his Warsaw residence on a number of occasions. \"She was an amazing person who continued to express her views actively and directly.\"",
            "output": [
                "Anna Walentynowicz",
                "Walentynowicz"
            ]
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            "input": "\"We're seeing the worst of it right now \" said Dr. Randy Bergen  a pediatrician who is leading Kaiser Permanente-Northern California's anti-flu effort. \"We're really in historic territory  and I just don't know when it's going to stop.\" (Kaiser Health News  which produces California Healthline  is not affiliated with Kaiser Permanente.)\n\"Some protection is better than no protection \"  Bergen  said  \"but it's certainly disappointing to have a vaccine that's just not as effective as we'd like it to be.\nIf you are sick  cover your cough and stay home from work if you can   Bergen  said. Remaining hydrated  eating nutritious foods and exercising can also help strengthen your immune system.\nThe hallmarks of flu are fever and body aches that accompany cough and congestion   Bergen  said.\nKaiser Permanente doctors now are being advised to prescribe antiviral drugs like Tamiflu — given as a pill or  for kids  an oral suspension — even without a lab test for influenza   Bergen  said. According to a report in The Los Angeles Times  however  Tamiflu supplies are running low.\nAnd  Bergen  cautioned that these medications are only partly effective  reducing the time of illness by just a day or two.",
            "output": [
                "Randy Bergen"
            ]
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            "input": "The excitement of sports is likely responsible for the observed increases in heart rate  said study author Dr. Paul Khairy  a cardiologist at the Montreal Heart Institute.\nBut the new study is the first to demonstrate that the ambience of a live game — being surrounded by cheering fans  being closer to the action and experiencing an increased level of engagement — may all contribute to the heightened emotional stress response in fans   Khairy  told Live Science.\nIn the study  the heart rates of fans who watched a hockey game in person increased by 110 percent  on average  from their resting heart rates. That's comparable to the increase you'd see in someone running  jumping rope or doing any other vigorous form of exercise   Khairy  said.\nFans who watched the same game on TV had a 75 percent increase in their heart rates  on average  which is similar to the heart rates seen with moderate physical activity  such as a casual bike ride   Khairy  noted.\nSurprisingly  a person's interest in the sport and engagement as a fan were not linked to changes in heart rate during the game   Khairy  said. However   he  added that  he  suspects there might have been a different result if researchers had developed their own way to measure passion in hockey fans rather than adapting a tool originally designed for soccer spectators.\nAlthough fans watching any sport can experience a similar amount of excitement as was observed in this group of hockey enthusiasts  these results may not apply to other sports   Khairy  said. There are too many elements that differ among sports — such as the pace of the game  a fan's emotional attachment to a team  and even the number of high-intensity moments — that prevent researchers from making similar generalizations   he  said.\nA fan's emotional reaction to a game can be intense   Khairy  said  and that could trigger cardiovascular problems.\nFans who experience cardiac symptoms during a game should seek immediate medical attention rather than waiting for a convenient moment  such as in-between periods   Khairy  said. Many arenas and ice rinks have cardiac defibrillators on hand  as well as people trained in using them   he  added.",
            "output": [
                "Paul Khairy"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-9fe6c1a026ea49aeb0a0ba0da85b9ba8",
            "input": "After nearly three months of frustration and disappointment spent watching his livelihood drown in a black tide  O'Neil Sevin could not contain his joy when he learned BP had finally capped its leaking well.\n \"It would have been an awesome year without the spill \" Sevin said as he repaired his nets and got his boat ready for another day of trawling for bait.\n Sevin bought the bait shop from a cousin five years ago after working most of his life as a commercial shrimper.\n He and his wife  Symantha  worked hard to expand the business  building a store under the house  buying freezers so they could sell seafood to tourists and adding a little fountain to entertain children.\n They finally got a license to sell beer in November and this summer was set to be their best yet. Now  Sevin worries it might be their last. And he doesn't know what to do if tourists don't come back.\n Sevin does not know how to sit still  not unless he's working  and the inactivity brought on in the first few weeks of the spill made him restless and angry. He got into fights with Symantha and eventually had to take antidepressants.\n Things are better now. He knows how to deal with the stress: keep working  even if nobody comes to buy the bait.\n \"I'll go out and keep catching the bait to keep me in balance so I don't cause problems between me and Symantha and our marriage don't fall apart and it don't go to thoughts of why am I here anymore  my life means nothing anymore \" he told AFP.",
            "output": [
                "O'Neil Sevin"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-62efdc2cf5e843b9b320caa7d9886aa5",
            "input": "Listen to the music: “The Tara and Johnny Show” is a hoot  though — fair or not — the interplay of NBC figure skating commentators Tara Lipinski and  Johnny Weir  has lost some of its authentic feel as it has been appropriated by Google for ads.\nBut watching the ice dancing coverage with Tanith White in their analyst role opposite announcer Terry Gannon  perhaps you heard something you don’t always get from Lipinski and  Weir : the music accompanying the skaters.\nWith women’s figure skating — and more Tara and Johnny — Lipinski and  Weir  presumably will continue to bring the critical eye  candor and enthusiasm they so deftly applied to this point.\nAnticipating and/or pointing out something that’s notable  impressive or disastrous as it occurs is fine. Lipinski and  Weir  sometimes announce their presence as much as the event they’re ostensibly covering.\nTill then  it’s OK for Lipinski and  Weir  to let the performances speak for themselves a bit. Plenty of time to dish and dig into it later.\nBut just you wait: Scott Hamilton is too good a figure skating analyst not to have more of a presence  though clearly Lipinski and  Weir  don’t leave much room for more voices on a telecast.",
            "output": [
                "Johnny Weir"
            ]
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            "input": "But some are wondering out loud if Romney 's fate will be somewhat more embarrassing - suggesting he might be this generation 's Michael Dukakis , who was roundly beaten by George H.W. Bush in 1988 . \nFading Memory : Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney taking the stage to concede his quest for the presidency , at the Boston Convention Center in Boston . \nOne man who has hinted that Romney 's vast experience in the private business world could be put to use for the economy is President Obama himself . \n` There are certain aspects of Governor Romney 's record and his ideas that I think could be very helpful , ' Obama said during his first post-election news conference on Wednesday . \nIn a post-election conference call with some of his key donors on Wednesday , Romney said that he had lost because the Obama adminstration gave ` gift 's such as health-care law and immigration reform which attracted young and minority voters . \n` The Obama campaign was following the old playbook of giving a lot of stuff to groups that they hoped they could get to vote for them and be motivated to go out to the polls , specifically the African American community , the Hispanic community and young people , ' Romney is reported to have said . \nLouisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal was deeply critical of Mitt Romney 's remarks regarding ` gifts ' that Obama apparently gave to sections of the electorate to ensure his victory . \nAlmost two weeks on from Mitt Romney 's crushing loss to Barack Obama , the memory of his gracious and widely praised concession speech is fading fast . \nThe remarks echoed Romney 's notorious claim that '47 percent ' of the nation were living off the government and saw themselves as ` victims ' who can not be made to take responsibility for themselves . \nSenator Marco Rubio -LRB- left -RRB- and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie -LRB- right -RRB- have been somewhat more conciliatory in their message to Mitt Romney . \nTwo of the party 's most prominent female voices were equally quick to insist that the Romney era was over and urge the party to move on under new leadership . \nAnd Susan Martinez , the governor of New Mexico , described the Romney gaffe as a prime example of ` what sets us back as a party ' . \nSenator Marco Rubio , who many see as a strong potential candidate for 2016 was slightly more diplomatic in his criticism of Romney . \nI do n't want to rebut him point by point , ' Rubio said of Romney . \nAnd the notoriously outspoken Republican New Jersey Governor Chris Christie made it abundantly clear on Friday morning that it is time for Mitt Romney to ` move on ' after his election loss . \nIndeed , according to those close to Romney he was taken aback by the scale of his election loss and while for a moment it seemed he would silently exit the stage , his divisive comments about the reasons for his loss have caused other Republicans to rush to distance themselves from him . \n` So someone the other day asked me , \"Why did Romney lose ?\" \nVictorious : U.S. President Barack Obama convincingly defeated Mitt Romney in the November 6th general election . \nHowever , senior Romney adviser Stuart Stevens disagreed with the sentiments expressed by prominent Republicans in the aftermath of the defeated candidates ` gifts ' comments . \nHe called Romney ` the most popular Republican on the national scene at the moment ' . \nStevens continued : ` Even those who have been critical of the campaign on our side realise in the end that Governor Romney was resonating with millions of Americans and was running the kind of campaign we could all be pround of . ' \nWhile Romney aides have offered differing explanations for the November 6th defeat which gave President Obama 332 electoral votes , many have pointed to Romney 's loss in white rural states such as Wisconsin and Iowa as evidence his campaign failed among multiple demographics . \nSo crushing was Romney 's defeat that many have wondered what future public life he could have , especially as he has no elected office to return to .",
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            "input": "H.R. McMaster  U.S. President Donald Trump's national security adviser  said at the Munich Security Conference that the federal indictments showed the U.S. was becoming \"more and more adept at tracing the origins of this espionage and subversion.\"\n\"As you can see with the FBI indictment  the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain \" McMaster told a Russian delegate to the conference.\n McMaster  also scoffed at the suggestion that the U.S. would work with Russia on cyber security issues.\n\"I'm surprised there are any Russian cyber experts available based on how active most of them have been undermining our democracies in the West \"  he  said to laughter. \"So I would just say that we would love to have a cyber dialogue when Russia is sincere.\"",
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            "input": "Anthony Weiner's  21-month prison sentence for sexting with a minor should have been much stiffer  Sydney Leathers and two other women linked to the pervy ex-pol said Monday.\nSpeaking to Daily News  the former flames said  Weiner  already caught a break when prosecutors agreed to a sentencing range of 21 to 27 months instead of the 10-year max allowed under his conviction for sending obscene messages to a 15-year-old girl.\nTeen who sexted with  Weiner  says it all happened 'very fast'\n Anthony Weiner  seen today September 25  2017 after being sentenced to a 21 month prison sentence. (Anthony DelMundo/New York Daily News)\nLeathers — who was 22 years old when revelations about her own sexting relationship with  Weiner  derailed  his  2013 campaign for New York City mayor — called  Weiner  a \"narcissist.\"\n\"I have no sympathy for  him  at all. The only person anyone should feel bad for is the 15-year-old girl and maybe  his  kid.  He  brought this all on  himself  \" she said.\n\"They should have given  him  the maximum. If the judge wanted to send a message  this isn't a really strong message \" Lisa Weiss  a Las Vegas blackjack dealer who sexted with  Weiner  in 2010 and 2011  told The News.\n Weiner 's lawyers argue client is ill in bid for probation\n\"This was a child. The minute  he  found out she was 15   he  should have been so mortified and ended it \" Weiss  47  said.\n Anthony Weiner 's sexting scandals\n\" He  has no boundaries. It seems like  he  can't control  himself  \" she added.\n\"The range agreed to was 21 to 27 months. Choosing the minimum seems really blasé. Couldn't you at least go in the middle somewhere?\" she asked. \"What  he  did was super predatory.\"\nHuma Abedin asks judge to consider son in  Anthony Weiner sentence\nRaines  34   exchanged more than a hundred messages with  Weiner  back in 2011 in which  he  repeatedly referenced  his  \"package \" she claims.\nWhen  Weiner  accidentally posted a crotch shot to  his  public Twitter account in mid-2011 and \"Weinergate\" erupted   he  allegedly asked  Raines  to lie for  him .\nThe overall sexting scandal led to  Weiner 's resignation from Congress.  He  apologized  sought treatment and claimed to be a reformed man. Then  his  mayoral campaign came to a screeching halt with the emergence of Leathers and revelations  he  tried to cover  his  tracks with the ridiculous pseudonym Carlos Danger.",
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            "input": "NEW YORK (AP)  — Hillary Clinton  says  she  should not have let a senior campaign adviser keep  his  job after a female staffer accused  him  of sexual harassment in 2007.\n\"The most important work of my life has been to support and empower women  \" Clinton  wrote on Facebook Tuesday night . \"So I very much understand the question I'm being asked as to why I let an employee on my 2008 campaign keep his job despite his inappropriate workplace behavior. The short answer is this: If I had it to do again  I wouldn't.\"\n Clinton  said that senior campaign staff and legal counsel confirmed that the behavior by faith-based adviser Burns Strider had occurred after the woman came forward. Her campaign manager recommended that Strider be terminated  but  Clinton  said  she  instead demoted him  docked his pay  required counseling  separated him from the victim  and warned him that he'd be fired if he did it again.\n Clinton  said that there were no further complaints against Strider during the rest of the campaign  but that  she  is troubled that  he  was terminated from a job leading an independent political action committee supporting  Clinton  for inappropriate behavior several years later.\n\"I believed the punishment was severe and the message to  him  unambiguous. I also believe in second chances \"  Clinton  said in the post published shortly before the start of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address. \"But sometimes they're squandered.\"\n She  said that the reoccurrence of the behavior \"troubles me greatly\" and leads  her  to question whether it would have been better if  she  had fired him.\n\"There is no way I can go back 10 years and know the answers. But you can bet I'm asking  myself  these questions right now.\"\n Clinton  said that  her  first thought after the Times report \"was for the young woman involved\" and that she reached out to her \"to see how she was doing  but also to help me reflect on my decision and its consequences.\"\n\"She expressed appreciation that she worked on a campaign where she knew she could come forward without fear \"  Clinton  said. \" She  was glad that her accusations were taken seriously  that there was a clear process in place for dealing with harassment  and that it was followed. Most importantly   she  told me that for the remainder of the campaign  she flourished in her new role. \"",
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            "input": "SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc’s [UBER.UL] fractured board declared peace on Tuesday  attempting to put months of strife behind it by unanimously passing a series of measures to shore up corporate governance  bring in major investor SoftBank and diminish the power of former Chief Executive Travis Kalanick.\n Kalanick  described Tuesday’s actions as “a major step forward in Uber’s journey to becoming a world class public company.” He added that the governance changes should serve Uber well under Dara Khosrowshahi  who is a month into the chief executive officer job since leaving the same post at Expedia Inc (EXPE.O).\nGovernance policies adopted by the board would make it difficult for  Kalanick  to return as CEO. He resigned in June under pressure from the Benchmark-led investor group over employee sexual harassment investigations  a trade-secrets misappropriation lawsuit by Waymo and efforts to interfere with government probes.\nUber’s board will expand from 11 directors  including a pair of  Kalanick  appointees seated on Monday  to 17 directors  the person and another source said.\n Kalanick  and other early shareholders also are sacrificing voting power  as Uber adopts a one vote per share policy  the sources said.",
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            "input": "The Dec. 12 special Senate election in Alabama is being touted as the next clash in the ongoing battle between  Steve Bannon  and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for the soul of the Republican Party—what  Bannon   with characteristic hyperbole  calls a “season of war.” Roy Moore  the GOP candidate  stands accused of numerous incidents of sexual misconduct  including allegations that he molested a 14-year-old girl. That’s prompted McConnell  a Kentucky Republican  and most of his GOP colleagues to disavow him.  Bannon   by contrast  was Moore’s most important ally in the wake of the sex scandal  at least until President Donald Trump took to Twitter to weigh in on Moore’s behalf.\nMcConnell knows that having an accused child molester in the Senate would be toxic for his party’s image  and that Moore’s stubborn recklessness would make his own job next to impossible. For  Bannon   one suspects  this is the whole source of Moore’s appeal.\nBannon’s stated rationale for backing Moore is that he’ll help carry out the populist revolt that the former White House chief strategist is attempting to lead against McConnell and the GOP establishment. It’s an odd claim to make  since Moore is less of a “populist” than a “theocrat.” He was twice kicked off the Alabama Supreme Court  once for refusing to remove a Ten Commandments monument  the other time for refusing to grant marriage licenses to gay couples. What’s more   Bannon  has a more powerful weapon to deploy that really does align with  his  professed politics and would all but ruin McConnell:  He  could oppose the Republican tax plan.\n Bannon  rose to prominence by espousing a brand of Republican politics that differed sharply from what party leaders such as McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan were pushing. Instead of tax cuts for the wealthy and slashed entitlement spending   Bannon  thought the GOP should become a “workers’ party” focused on strengthening the middle class. This idea was so popular with conservative voters that when Trump took it up  he won the Republican presidential nomination. It also helped  him  steal blue-collar voters from Hillary Clinton in the general election.\nSince  his  inauguration  however  Trump has consistently deferred to the same Republican leaders whose priorities  he  exposed as being out of step with the rest of the country. Nothing illustrates this better than the tax plan McConnell and his allies are frantically trying to rush through the Senate.\nIn sum  the GOP tax plan makes a mockery of what  Bannon  and  his  followers claim to stand for by directing its major benefits to the kind of plutocrats who donate to McConnell and his Republican colleagues—one reason the plan is deeply unpopular with most voters. A recent ABC News poll found that 60 percent of Americans think the plan favors the wealthy  and just one in three support it.\nSo far  Bannon’s populist revolt has met with only middling success. Although he’s pledged to run insurgents in 2018 against every GOP incumbent but Ted Cruz  a strong slate of candidates has yet to emerge. One place  Bannon  has succeeded  though  is in tarnishing McConnell’s image among Republicans. Polls consistently show the majority leader to be the least popular member of the Senate  and an Oct. 24 Harvard-Harris poll found that most Republicans wish  he  would resign. If McConnell can’t pass a tax bill  he may have to.\nGiven this vulnerability   Bannon  could use his influence and platform at Breitbart News to highlight the plutocratic skew of the GOP plan and demand that its spoils be redirected to the ordinary workers who elected Trump. Calling on Republicans to swap out the estate tax repeal  carried interest breaks and cuts for millionaires for  say  a payroll tax cut aimed squarely at the middle class would put McConnell in an impossible bind  while providing  Bannon  the dual benefits of being broadly popular and entirely consistent with  his  and Trump’s 2016 campaign message.\nInstead   Bannon  has been raging at McConnell without doing much to inhibit his agenda. He may yet carry Moore to victory. But if McConnell’s tax plan becomes law  there’ll be little doubt as to who is the true victor.",
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            "input": "Hamlin   who said the 2018 games will be her last  said receiving the honor from her fellow American athletes has been a bit surreal  and she expects she'll be emotional.\n\"Winning a medal is the effort you put in and the time and the work and sacrifice to succeed and achieve something \"  Hamlin  said. \"That's all on me. That's something I've done. Getting this honor is different because its people looking at the work you've put in and acknowledging that. It's my fellow Team USA athletes who gave me this. That means a ton.\"\n\"The nerves will be flying for sure \"  Hamlin  said. \"I slide that's what I do. Put me at the top of a track; that's my happy place. Walking out in front of a lot of people and even more people watching from home ... that's going to be way more nerve wracking.\"\n Luger Erin Hamlin  poses with U.S. flag after it’s announced Team USA athletes picked  her  to serve as flag-bearer for opening ceremonies. pic.twitter.com/tZFiFgkQsd — Aamer Madhani (@AamerISmad) February 8  2018\n She  joked that one of  her  siblings offered sage advice.",
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            "input": "When then-14-year-old Jonas Bridges ran down the stairs of his Atlanta home shouting  âDad  Iâve got 1 000 fans!â his father  Rob Bridges  hardly took notice. A few days later  Jonas  barreled into the living room again  saying  âDad  Iâve got 3 000 fans now.â Again  his father brushed him off. Several days later   Jonas  told his father  âI have 5 000 fans now and if I get to 10 000 Iâll get paid for it.â Finally  Rob Bridges turned to his wife and said  âDenise  what the hell is he talking about?â What Jonas Bridges was trying to tell his father was that he was rapidly becoming famous on YouNow  a social video platform where he had begun hosting live-streams from his bedroom under the pseudonym âwoahits_jonas.â Before his parents knew what was happening   Jonas  had amassed an army of online fans for  his  vlogs and prank videos. Before they could grasp quite what  his  newfound fame meant   Jonas  had begun raking in serious cash.\n Jonas  is just one of the many teens reaching unprecedented levels of fame via social media. Platforms like Musical.ly  Instagram  YouTube  YouNow  Periscope  and more allow anyone with a phone and internet access to build an audience  and todayâs teens are spending more time on their phones than ever. Ninety-four percent of teens access the internet using their phone daily and 71 percent use more than one social-media platform  according to a 2016 Pew study. The vlogger-to-riches story has become so prevalent in teen culture that  according to a 2014 survey by Variety  YouTube stars are more popular and influential than mainstream celebrities in the eyes of U.S. teens. Parenting these young internet stars  however  is not easy. As social platforms rise and fall  moms and dads across the country with zero experience in the entertainment industry are seeing their familiesâ lives transformed. * * * Parents can go years thinking their son or daughter is just an average teen on YouTube or Instagram until one day a marketing manager at a Fortune 500 brand calls the house asking to collaborate  as happened to one mother I spoke to. Some parents donât become aware until other kids begin asking their child for selfies in public  or when their youngsters begin receiving special treatment at local businesses. John Rivera  the father of Brent Rivera  a former Vine star with 6.6 million followers on Instagram and over 3 million on YouTube  says he didnât think much of the time Brent was spending on social media until he attended a local hockey game with his two sons.\nâParenting a social-media celebrity means that the camera is always rolling at the most inopportune times â Rob Bridges says. â Jonas  pranks both  his  mom and I even when we are not in the mood for being pranked ... Itâs kind of like living in a mini reality show.â Some parents embrace this tangential fame more than others. Tiff Lewis  for instance  often âguest hostsâ her daughterâs social-media accounts while sheâs at school  entertaining fans in other time zones. âI would go on Madisonâs Live.ly account and I could interact with her following that were in Europe â she says. âSometimes Iâd have 20 000 to 40 000 people on there and just talk to them. I would do it for almost four hours sometimes.â Other parents attempt to become social-media celebrities themselves. Pam Stepnick and Greg Paul  the parents of Jake and Logan Paul  potentially the two most iconic internet stars working today  both actively court followers on their own social-media accounts. Jake and Logan Paul are two former high-school Vine stars who have amassed giant social-media followings on Instagram  YouTube  and Facebook. Combined  the two have over 60 million followers on social media and armies of followers who call themselves âJake Paulersâ or part of the âLogang.â Related Story The Social-Media Star and the Suicide The boysâ father has more than 180 000 subscribers on YouTube  where he posts pranks and reaction videos to his sonsâ latest drama under the name Vlogdad Greg Paulâwhich he monetizes. On Stepnickâs primary platform  Instagram  she has more than half a million followers and  like Paul  posts pranks and speaks about the controversies that so frequently surround her sons. Jake Paul and his brother Logan frequently feud with their friends  each other  and other top-tier influencers on YouTube. Logan also recently came under fire for posting a video featuring the dead body of a suicide victim. The Paul family has collectively become known as the âKardashians of YouTubeâ for their ability to manufacture drama to stir attention and generate views. But many YouTuber parents abstain from turning the spotlight on themselves  saying raising kids is hectic enough and they donât want to have to compete with their children for brand deals. âI love my job and I have a career  I donât need to be a social-media star â says John Rivera.\n* * * Whether or not they choose to post content themselves  parenting a social-media celebrity does force parents to become adept at a new industryâand the new technology that comes with it. Adopting and mastering new platforms isnât just fun and games for teen starsâitâs key to staying relevant. If your fame comes from the social web  itâs important never to become overly affiliated with even the hottest app  lest it become passé by tomorrow. Thereâs also the volatile nature of the tech companies themselves to account for. If stars donât diversify their audiences  an app could radically change its strategy tomorrow or be mismanaged out of existence  erasing years of hard work. The job of evaluating the flood of new apps can frequently fall to a childâs parents. âTrying to assess which ones would have a compelling position in the marketplace is tricky and does take time â says Michael  Mel Joyâs father. The work it takes to support a young online influencerâs entertainment career often takes away from the time parents spend on their own work.  Jonas âs mom left her career behind in order to help her sonâs. A former real-estate agent  she now accompanies  Jonas  on his travels and stays home during the week to make sure he meets his work and school commitments. No matter how involved parents are in their kidsâ careers  the family dynamic inevitably changes when kids are earning huge amounts of moneyâfrom ads on their YouTube videos  sponsored content  merchandising deals  and brand partnerships. Not to mention that teen influencers are also bombarded with free products. Michael  Mel Joyâs father  says that so much free makeup has arrived in the mail for his daughter that he doesnât know where to put it. It would take ages to even give it all away.\nBridges says he and his wife were able to use the opportunity to teach  Jonas  the financial value of reinvesting in his career and treating it like a small company. Teens arenât used to paying administrative fees or business expenses and so itâs up to their parents to explain that  unfortunately  100 percent of your income canât be spent on fun. School can also be a particular point of contention between teen influencers and their parents. Because of scheduling and travel demands  almost all young influencers are homeschooled  a fact that most parents I talked to accept begrudgingly. A few internet celebrities  such as Brent Rivera  are lucky enough to live near Los Angeles and can still attend high school while juggling work meetings. But even when geography isnât an issue  the social dynamics of high-school life can make it hard for these teens to function. Though they may have fan bases of millions online and spend long hours alone at home producing ârelatableâ content for other high-school teens  many of the online influencers in this piece say they have been subject to intense bullying within their peer group. Kids may be ostracized or judged by their âhometownâ friends once they reach a certain level of success online. Others have the opposite problem  and cause distractions when theyâre mobbed for selfies between classes. Katherine Cimorelli  now 25  has been a singer and YouTube star since her formative years and she knows the toll social-media fame can take on friendships.",
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            "input": "FAIRFAX  Va. (AP) — Jon Axel Gudmundsson hit four 3-pointers and scored 24 points and  Davidson  took control early for an 86-59 win over George Mason on Sunday.\nPritchett had the first five points of an early 10-0 spurt that gave  Davidson  the lead for good  13-8. Grady had five in another 10-0 run that put the lead into double figures at 30-18. Gudmundsson then scored six in a third 10-0 run for a 45-24 lead before Livingston knocked down a 3 at the buzzer. The Wildcats shot 56 percent (18 of 32) and George Mason shot 42 (10 of 24) despite going 6 of 12 behind the arc.\nGudmundsson scored 15 points in the second half and  Davidson  shot 55 percent (17 of 31) for the easy win.\n Davidson  players had to Uber to the game after  their  bus broke down in the hotel parking lot.",
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            "input": "Hey   Megyn Kelly . Here's an idea: maybe don't ask Jane Fonda about her plastic surgery when she's talking about a movie she worked on.\nIn an excruciating interview on the Today show  Fonda and Robert Redford chatted to  Kelly  about upcoming film Our Souls at Night.\n Kelly  began by talking to Redford about  his  Hollywood career highlights and  his  iconic role as Hubble in The Way We Were. But  when  she  turned to  Fonda  Kelly  decided to ask  her  about  her  appearance  and—specifically—the plastic surgery  she 's had. Faced with this question  Fonda's face said it all.\n\"You've been an example to everyone in how to age beautifully  and with strength. You've admit you've had work done  which I think is to your credit \" said  Kelly .  Kelly  then asked  Fonda  why  she  doesn't feel proud to admit that  she 's had work done.\n\"Well thanks. Good attitude  good posture  take care of  myself   but let me tell you why I love this movie that we did  Our Souls At Night  rather than plastic surgery \" Fonda continued.",
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            "input": "Comments on Michael Jackson on the day of his memorial service:\n \"I'm here representing millions of fans around the world who grew up listening to Michael  being inspired and loving Michael from a distance. ... Somehow when Michael Jackson sang and when he danced ... we felt he was right there. ... He made you believe in yourself.\" -- Queen Latifah.\n \"When he did his iconic moonwalk  I was shocked. It was magic. Michael Jackson went into orbit and never came down. Though it ended way too soon  Michael's life was beautiful.\" -- Motown Records founder Berry Gordy.\n \"This is a moment that I wish that I didn't live to see come. But as much as I can say that and mean it  I do know that God is good and I do know that as much as we may feel -- and we do -- that we need Michael here with us  God must have needed him far more.\" -- Stevie Wonder.\n \"Michael was a personal love of mine. A treasured part of my world ... \" -- Smokey Robinson  reading a note from longtime Jackson friend Diana Ross at Tuesday's memorial service in Los Angeles.\n \"We miss you  Michael.\" -- Mariah Carey  after singing \"I'll Be There\" at Jackson's memorial service.\nJackson at Elizabeth Taylor's 1991 wedding.\n \"Michael was a personal love of mine. A treasured part of my world ... \" -- Smokey Robinson  reading a note from longtime Jackson friend Diana Ross at Tuesday's memorial service in Los Angeles.\n \"There are certain people in our popular culture that just capture people's imaginations. And in death  they become even larger. Now  I have to admit that it's also fed by a 24/7 media that is insatiable.\" -- President Barack Obama  who was asked about the outpouring of emotion related to Michael Jackson's death during an interview with CBS while he was in Moscow.\n \"He was a true gift and there are very few that have come to the magnitude of influence that he had on the world.\" -- Neil Portnow  president of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.",
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            "input": "Alice  has spent  her  whole life on the run with  her  mother  almost as if something terrible is chasing them. They can't ever seem to escape their family legacy:  Alice 's grandmother is a famous author  who wrote a book of dark fairy tales set in a mythical world called the Hinterland. It's a book so rare and compelling that it has die-hard fans who've never even read it — including  Alice .  Alice  doesn't know  her  grandmother  who shut  herself  away in an estate called the Hazel Wood before  Alice  was even born  but  she  is secretly obsessed with  her  and the elusive world that  she  created.\nWhen the news comes that  her  grandmother has died  it seems like maybe  Alice  and  her  mother can finally catch  their  breath.  They  settle into a life in New York  but  Alice  keeps waiting for the darkness to find  them .\nSure enough  one day  Alice  goes home to find that  her  mother has been kidnapped by terrifying creatures who may be the denizens of the Hinterland come to life. The only clue is a torn page from  her  grandmother's book  and a dire message from  her  mother: Stay away from the Hazel Wood.\n Alice  enlists the help of  her  classmate  Ellery Finch  a Hinterland fanboy who just seems happy that  Alice  has finally noticed  him . But soon their fantasy adventure turns into a horror story as the ruthless citizens of the Hinterland creep further and further into reality  seeking to terrorize  Alice  and use  her  for their own means. For the Hazel Wood is a doorway  and  Alice  has to decide if  she 's willing to go through it and find out the truth about  her  mysterious family.",
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            "input": "Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was attacked  injured in the face by a protester and hospitalized shortly after a political meeting in Milan on Sunday evening.\n Berlusconi was signing autographs when a man from the crowd threw at him a statuette representing the Milan Dome  making his nose and mouth deeply bleed  state-run television RAI reported.\n Under shock  the prime minister was then rushed into a car and driven away to a nearby hospital for first aid assistance. Upon reaching the hospital Berlusconi told a member of his staff that he was \"feeling well.\"\n However  the prime minister's conditions are serious according to the doctor in charge of him. He has suffered a severe nose trauma  broken one of his teeth and injured his lower lip.\n The prime minister would spent the night at the hospital and be kept under medical control for 20 days  the doctor explained.\n The man hid among a small group of protesters who were shouting slogans and whistling at the prime minister. Then  unnoticed by the security  he threw the statuette at Berlusconi's face.\n According to people who spoke to Berlusconi  the prime minister said to be \"very disappointed and afflicted by the attack  which is the result of all the poison\" lately thrown at him.\n \"This is the consequence of the political tensions of these days. While we were in the car going to the rally Berlusconi told me to be very worried and said he hoped nothing would happen \" Bonaiuti recalled.\n \"But unfortunately this time something very serious did occur \" he said.\n Italy's political scene has been lately rocked by fierce contrasts between the opposition and the judiciary on one side  and Berlusconi and his center-right government on the other.\n The prime minister has repeatedly accused the \"communist left\" of conducting a personal fight against him.\n All Berlusconi's allies condemned the assault linking it to the on-going political tensions and hate campaign.",
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            "input": "The study's lead author  Zachary Ward   described the forecast as \"sobering.\"\nBut   he  added  \"It should not be surprising that we are heading in this direction. We are already approaching this level of adult obesity for certain subgroups [and] areas of the country.\"\nStill   Ward  expressed some surprise at how strongly being obese at a very young age predicted obesity decades down the road.\n Ward  is a doctoral candidate in health policy with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health's Center for Health Decision Science  in Boston.\nThe study by  Ward  and  his  colleagues appears in the Nov. 30 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "It came from a Post reader named Ron Freiman  who’d seen my Sunday column advancing the Giants-49ers game. In it  I referred to this tenuous time for Giants fans as approaching the low-point days of the 1978 revolt by season ticket holders  which included ticket burning and an airplane banner flown over Giants Stadium reading: “15 Years of Lousy Football — We’ve Had Enough.’’\n Freiman  recalled the catalyst to  his  becoming the leader of that ’78 fan revolt as “sitting at that Philadelphia game when they had the fumble  and I couldn’t get up from my seat I was so stunned. It was a victory that they just threw away.’’\nThe day after The Fumble   Freiman  purchased a display ad in the Newark Star-Ledger for $120 that included a post office box urging angry fans to send their tickets in.\n“We’ll burn them and they’ll play in front of an empty stadium ’’  Freiman  said.\n“Hundreds of people sent their tickets to be burned ’’  Freiman  said. “I was totally baffled by the reaction. There were a lot of disappointed fans … as I’m sure there are now.’’\nThe famous airplane banner came the following Sunday.  Freiman  said  he  and another season-ticket holder named Peter Valentine  an attorney  arranged the plane flyover.\n“[Valentine] knew somebody who had this [plane-rental] service and we decided  ‘Let’s fly this thing around and see what happens ’ ’’  Freiman  recalled. “It caused quite a stir … and it did some good because they got rid of a lot of people  and they still talk about it.’’\n Freiman  said  he  later met Young at a luncheon at the old Giants hangout  Manny’s in Moonachie  N.J.\n“He knew I was the guy who did it  so I wasn’t looked upon too well by Giants management ’’  Freiman  said with a laugh. “I sent the ashes from the ticket burning to Wellington Mara in a urinal  one of those hospital bedpans  and I don’t think they took very kindly to that. It’s probably still sitting up in their offices.\nThough he said he’s “still an enthusiastic fan ’’  Freiman  said  he  doesn’t get as riled up about the Giants’ failures as  he  once did in  his  season-ticket days.\n“It doesn’t bother me now the way it bothered me 40 years ago ’’  he  said. “But I know there are other people that are really upset by it now. I can understand how they feel about it.’’",
            "output": [
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            "input": "For example  if you are a Scroll subscriber who is not a subscriber to The New York Times you would get five ad-free articles. Times subscribers would get unlimited ad-free articles. Scroll would make it easy to become subscribers. \"Our mission is frictionless access to a thriving free press so anything we can do to help remove friction for a user while driving revenue to publishers is important \" said Tony Haile  co-founder and CEO of Scroll  in an interview.\nThe founding CEO of online publishing analytics company Chartbeat   Haile  launched Scroll with Sachin Doshi  former vice president of Content at Spotify  and Kushal Dave  the former head of consumer engineering at Foursquare.\nWith Scroll  publishers could make \"more money than they would have made from advertising in every scenario  \" Haile  says in a blog post on the announcement.\nOther partners with Scroll include The Philadelphia Inquirer and Talking Points Memo. And Scroll is seeking additional ones as it approaches its launch (you can sign up to test Scroll when its available at Scroll.com.) \"But weâre thankful for the support and faith of this growing group of innovators  particularly our new investor Gannett  as we build towards an open web where premium content can make money by delivering the experience consumers want  \" Haile  said.",
            "output": [
                "Tony Haile"
            ]
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            "input": "In a statement Tuesday  Secretary of State Rex Tillerson confirmed that the United States has expelled 15 Cuban officials from the communist nation’s embassy in Washington  D.C.  in response to attacks on nearly two dozen Americans working in Havana.\n“On October 3  the Department of State informed the Government of Cuba that it was ordering the departure of 15 of its officials from its embassy in Washington  D.C. ”  Tillerson  said in  his  statement. “The decision was made due to Cuba’s failure to take appropriate steps to protect our diplomats in accordance with its obligations under the Vienna Convention. This order will ensure equity in our respective diplomatic operations.”\nThe statement explained that the move followed the mass withdrawal of American personnel from Cuba and warnings to all U.S. citizens to avoid the communist dictatorship  to which Americans can only travel under certain categories of visits. “Until the Government of Cuba can ensure the safety of our diplomats in Cuba  our embassy will be reduced to emergency personnel to minimize the number of diplomats at risk of exposure to harm  ” Tillerson  said.\n Tillerson  went on to assure that the United States will “continue to maintain diplomatic relations with Cuba  and will continue to cooperate with Cuba as we pursue the investigation into these attacks.”\nLate last week   Tillerson  announced in a similar statement that the State Department would withdraw all “non-essential” staff from the Havana embassy and urge all Americans to avoid Cuba  as the attacks appear to have taken place in areas “frequented by U.S. citizens” not affiliated with the government. It was the first prominent use of the word “attacks” to describe the events in question  as spokeswoman Heather Nauert had insisted on referring to them as “incidents” in prior press conferences.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bitcoin sank on Monday after website CoinMarketCap removed prices from South Korean exchanges from its calculations of digital currency rates without any warning  resulting in a steep drop in all virtual coins they track.\nCoinMarketCap shows real-time prices and market capitalizations for more than 1 300 cryptocurrencies and is widely followed by market participants. The exclusion of data from South Korean exchanges  where virtual currencies trade at a wide premium  sowed confusion and triggered a broad selloff.\nMarket participants said  CoinMarketCap  removed data without any explanation from three of the largest South Korean exchanges: Bithumb  Coinone  and Korbit.\n CoinMarketCap  was not immediately available to comment on  its  move.\nTraders said XRP was the most severely affected by CoinMarketCap’s removal of South Korean prices because it was trading at a 50 percent premium in that country.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Jan Morgan  an Arkansas gun advocate who declared her firing range a “Muslim Free Zone ”  said  she  will challenge Gov. Asa Hutchinson in the GOP primary in May.\n The gun range owner  announced  her  candidacy on New Year’s Eve  although Newsweek reported that  she  had been soliciting campaign contributions via a campaign website earlier in 2017.\nIn a campaign video   Morgan  described  herself  as “a born again Christian  a genetically conservative wife  mother  small business owner [and] certified firearms instructor ” The Independent reported.\n“I am committed to fight for you  but I can only do so much from the position of citizen activist ”  she  said. “If you want me to be your voice  I need a better position to fight from. Strategically speaking  that would be the governor’s seat.”\n Morgan  drew attention in 2014 after declaring  her  gun range a “Muslim Free Zone” on social media platforms.\n“The Koran (which I have read and studied thoroughly) and (which muslims align themselves with)  contains 109 verses commanding hate  murder and terror against all human beings who refuse to submit or convert to Islam ”  she  wrote on  her  website.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "'Jesus talked about  Sodom'\nThe Rev. Raedorah Stewart  stood with the protesters backing the gay couple.  She  wore lavender glasses to match  her  purple vestments and described  herself  as a queer woman in  her  60s.  She 's also the faculty director of the Writing Center at Wesley Theological Seminary and a minister at Covenant Baptist United Church of Christ in Washington.\n Stewart  said  she  has experienced bigotry because of  her  race and sexuality.  She  was skeptical about finding middle ground with the conservative protesters.\n\"There is no compromise in determining who is human and deserves justice. I would not seek to persuade them other than to say  'You are made in the image of God  and I am made in the image of God  and we are both entitled to equal rights.' \"\nStewart  said  she  also has encountered suspicion from LGBT people who are skeptical about religious believers  especially ministers. \"Sometimes they don't see me as a queer person \"  she  said  \"even though am I no Bible-thumper.\"\nWhat would  Stewart  do if  she  had a business and white supremacists wanted  her  to make a sign for their rally  an analogy some conservatives have made to Phillips' cake shop?\nSo maybe it's not the bedrock beliefs espoused by protesters like  Stewart  and Bayly that make the Masterpiece Cakeshop case so difficult to decide. Maybe it's the Solomonic  split-the-baby task of determining whose self-interests should win out. It seems like a zero-sum game  inflamed by the partisanship that makes small compromises seem like big defeats. You can see that in Roy Moore's candidacy  the battle over the Holy Land  and any number of religious hot spots around the world.",
            "output": [
                "Raedorah Stewart"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "London mayor Sadiq Khan  unveiled  his  “London Plan” on Wednesday  and  as expected  it took a tough stance against a dangerous threat jeopardizing the health and future of the city’s children. No  it’s not a strategy to protect Londoners from potential terrorist attacks at public festivals this Christmas season. The menace is cellulite and the perp is a cheeseburger.\n Khan ’s plan would prevent any new fast-food restaurant from opening within 400 meters of a primary or secondary school  fulfilling a campaign pledge  he  made in 2013. The ban targets “takeaways” that sell food such as fish and chips  pizza  chicken  and other quick bites that are allegedly contributing to London’s childhood-obesity crisis. (Nearly 40 percent of children in London are overweight or obese by the time they finish grade school  and the number of obese eleven-year-olds in the city spiked by 22 percent in the last four years.)\nThe mayor is also asking restaurants to make food healthier by using fewer villainous ingredients  and grilling or baking food items instead of frying them: “The Healthier Catering Commitment is a scheme that helps food businesses in London to provide healthier food to their customers. The scheme promotes a reduction in the consumption of fat  salt and sugar  and an increase in access to fruit and vegetables.” (To  his  credit   Khan  is reportedly trying to stop the number of pubs closing in the city each year. Two cheers for that.)\n Khan ’s plan might actually make the problem worse. In 2008  Los Angeles set up new zoning rules that restrict the opening or expansion of “stand alone” restaurants in low-income areas of the city to combat health problems in those neighborhoods. But according to a 2015 RAND Corporation study  the rules haven’t worked; in fact  after they were implemented  obesity rates for residents living in the targeted neighborhoods grew faster than in other parts of the city: “The South Los Angeles fast food ban may have symbolic value  but it has had no measurable impact in improving diets or reducing obesity ” said Roland Sturm  the lead author of the study. Business owners  who are usually smarter than politicians  figured out a way around the rules by opening smaller food stores or restaurants with limited seating. Shrewd Londoners could find similar loopholes in  Khan ’s plan  perhaps by building a new restaurant 420 meters away from a school instead of 400.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "id": "task419-4dfbe079a7f940e8a54b3b7bced39eeb",
            "input": "In an email   Papadopoulos  claimed that it was top members of Trump’s campaign team that agreed to a pre-election meeting with representatives of Russian President Vladimir Putin.\nAccording to a Bloomberg report  the email was disclosed in an FBI affidavit  supporting criminal charges against  Papadopoulos . It is not included in the court documents that detail his guilty plea and cooperation with Robert Mueller’s team.\nThe message  if true  would bolster claims that Trump’s campaign attempted to collude with Russian interests. But it’s unclear whether  Papadopoulos   who pleaded guilty to lying to the Federal Bureau of Investigation  was merely boasting when  he  sent the July 14  2016  email to a Kremlin-linked contact. There’s also no indication such a meeting ever occurred.\nWriting to the Russian contact a week before the Republican National Convention   Papadopoulos  proposed a meeting for August or September in the U.K. that would include “my national chairman and maybe one other foreign policy adviser” and members of Putin’s office and Russia’s foreign ministry. “It has been approved by our side ”  Papadopoulos  wrote.\nAt the time of the email  Paul Manafort was the campaign chairman. It was reported earlier that Sam Clovis  Trump’s current pick to lead the USDA  was  Papadopoulos ’ campaign supervisor  at that time  and that he’d been encouraging of his efforts to reach out to Russian officials.\n Papadopoulos  developed three separate contacts that  he  hoped would help dig up dirt on Hillary Clinton  and  he  kept people within the campaign in the loop.\nThe communications  by Skype  Facebook  text and email  show the electronic trail the government is following to verify how the campaign handled Russian contacts. One of those people  identified in court documents as Foreign Contact 2  is Ivan Timofeev  Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Tuesday. He works for the Moscow-based Russian International Affairs Council  a Kremlin-linked research group  and isn’t a foreign ministry employee  despite  Papadopoulos ’s assertion  she said.\nTimofeev has so far refused to speak with anyone about the contacts he had with  Papadopoulos   except to say he felt  Papadopoulos  was an “enthusiast  with little experience.”",
            "output": [
                "Papadopoulos"
            ]
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            "input": "The footage takes place in an Iowa fire station and features two different camera angles. Back in September  video was leaked of fellow MSNBC star  Lawrence O'Donnell  launching into profanity-laced tirades at  his  staff during a taping of  his  show.  He  complained about \"insanity in my earpiece\" and begging someone to \"stop the hammering!\"\n O'Donnell 's tirades were first reported by Mediaite  which posted a stitched-together video of the outbursts that lasted more than eight minutes  resulted in the liberal host becoming a punchline for  his  outburst. While the footage of  O'Donnell  was embarrassing  it’s far from making a joke about alleged serial rapist Bill Cosby – and it appears  Matthews  is aware of  his  wrongdoing.\n Matthews  issued a statement to The Cut: “This was a terrible comment I made in poor taste during the height of the Bill Cosby headlines. I realize that’s no excuse. I deeply regret it and I’m sorry.”\nThe Cut said  Matthews  has a long history of derogatory comments about Clinton  and  he  once called her witchy \" \"anti-male\" and \"uppity \" according to Jezebel.\nMSNBC recently admitted that  Matthews  had settled with a former producer who accused  him  of sexual harassment. In fact  NBC News and MSNBC have dealt with a variety of other high-profile issues lately.",
            "output": [
                "Lawrence O'Donnell"
            ]
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            "input": "The original lawyers were replaced with salaried public defenders  who do not usually work on capital cases. Those lawyers asked to withdraw  saying they did not have the time  financing or qualifications to properly pursue a death penalty case. Weis argued that he should have had the first legal team  and refused to work with the second.\n The fight continued for the next two years; in that time  Weis' mother  who was expected to testify on his behalf  died.\n Justice Harold D. Melton  writing for a four-justice majority  found that the trial delay was \"brought about by Weis and his attorneys  and not the funding issues.\" Countering arguments that there had been a \"systemic breakdown in the public defender system \" he said  \"There are still attorneys within that system who are available to represent the criminal defendant.\"\n In dissent  Justice Hugh P. Thompson wrote that the Constitution requires that Weis receive a \"vigorous defense \" and that Georgia \"cannot shirk this responsibility because it is experiencing budgetary constraints.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jamie Weis",
                "Weis"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-e5b1e26211b04c35b71bb640d89a2ec1",
            "input": "Democrats on Wednesday questioned again whether Attorney General Jeff Sessions was forthcoming with Congress amid news reports  he  killed a suggestion by  former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos  to set up a meeting with Republican candidate Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.\n\"Jeff Sessions concealed his meetings with Russians  and he had an obligation to be more forthcoming about the meeting that involved  Papadopoulos  as well \" Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal  a member of the Judiciary Committee  told Manu Raju on CNN.\n\"In fact  one of the points of question is whether  Papadopoulos  in that charging document where there's a reference to a campaign supervisor was  in fact  talking to Jeff Sessions.\"\nAccording to charging documents unsealed Monday in Russia special counsel Robert Mueller's probe   Papadopoulos  suggested in a July 2016 meeting that  he  should make efforts to connect Trump with Putin.\nTrump  who was at the meeting of campaign advisers  \"didn't say yes and  he  didn't say no \" an official who was in the room told CNN about the meeting.\n Papadopoulos   30  a Trump foreign policy adviser  pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI  according to the unsealed documents in Mueller's investigation.",
            "output": [
                "George Papadopoulos"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-3c5e34db191340c8a0558faa0e39978d",
            "input": "A sexting compulsion that cost Anthony Weiner  his  seat in Congress and a chance to be New York City's mayor is about to cost  him   his  freedom too.\n Weiner   a Democrat  is scheduled to surrender by 2 p.m. Monday at Devens Federal Medical Center in Massachusetts to serve a 21-month sentence for illicit online contact with a 15-year-old girl.\n Weiner  was sentenced in September by a judge who said  Weiner 's crime resulted from a \"very strong compulsion.\"  A tearful Weiner  said  he  was undergoing therapy and had been \"a very sick man for a very long time.\"\nAmid a sexting controversy involving women   Weiner  resigned  his  House seat in 2011 only to have new allegations doom his 2013 run for mayor.\nLast year  a criminal probe into his sexting with a high school student intruded into Democrat Hillary Clinton's bid for the White House. Then-FBI Director James Comey announced in late October 2016 that he was reopening the probe of Clinton's use of a private computer server after emails between Clinton and Weiner's wife  Huma Abedin — formerly Clinton's closest aide — were found on  Weiner 's laptop computer.\nAbedin and  Weiner  are in divorce proceedings.\nAt sentencing in Manhattan federal court   Weiner  attorney Arlo Devlin-Brown said his client likely exchanged thousands of messages with hundreds of women over the years and was communicating with up to 19 women when he encountered the teenager.",
            "output": [
                "Anthony Weiner"
            ]
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            "input": "What if  Paul Vallas  runs for mayor of Chicago?\n Vallas  should have run for mayor long ago.  He  should have been elected governor but narrowly lost to the Democratic machine’s choice  Rod Blagojevich  in the 2002 primary. Rod promised  Illinois  he would be a paragon of virtue  and the party hacks sold Blago as a reformer. Roland Burris got into the Democratic primary  pulled black votes away from  Vallas  and later  as a reward  was Blago’s hand-picked choice to become senator.\nSo how did that reform work out for Chicago and  Illinois ?\nIn the years since   Vallas  has spent much of  his  time working to improve public education  particularly for minorities  and spent years working in tough school systems  from Chicago to Philadelphia  in Bridgeport  Conn.  and New Orleans.  He  also spent much time working in Haiti.\nMost recently   he ’s been chief administrative officer at Chicago State University  put there by Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner even though  Vallas  ran as Democrat Pat Quinn’s running mate in the 2014 election.\n Vallas  has recently established residency in Chicago  the city where  he  was born and raised  his  children.  He  and  his  wife  the parents of cops  are empty nesters now and are leaving the southwest suburbs.  He  just signed a lease in Lincoln Park   Vallas  confirmed to me Tuesday.\nEstablishing residence isn’t just about moving into the city. It’s about planting a flag  setting a marker  and it’s already being whispered about in political circles  with  Vallas ’ strengths and weaknesses discussed  all of it laid out against the backdrop of the race for governor.\nSo I called  Vallas  to ask about  his  move back to Chicago and what it means for the 2019 mayoral race. Though  he  confirmed  his  new residency — and said  he  changed  his  drivers license to reflect  his  new Chicago address —  he  said  he  hasn’t yet moved in. That’ll take a week or so.\nIs  he  in? Is  he  out?  Vallas  said  he  didn’t want to talk about that. Yet.\nOK  I told  him   so I’ll talk about it.\nAnd  as you read this  I’d assume  he ’ll send out  his  spinners to drop oppo research against  Vallas  in the news.  He ’s got to kill  him  off now  because  he  can’t handle  Paul Vallas  in a race for mayor.",
            "output": [
                "Illinois Paul Vallas",
                "Vallas"
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            "input": "Claire Smyth  former executive pastry chef at Honey’s   said Honey’s staff members were called into a meeting Jan. 9 and told by Furman that they “could just no longer do it anymore” and that  as of that day  Honey’s was done for business.\n“I mean  it’s a little bit of a shock ”  Smyth  said. “It’s really  really hard to let go of 30 people in January after Christmas  but I mean  it’s the industry.”\nAll staff members were given their final checks and sent home that day   she  said.  Smyth  remembers feeling fortunate because  she ’d driven  her  own car that day  so  she  could take  her  things home.\n“It was very  very abrupt ”  she  said.\n Smyth  had only been at Honey’s for about a month  about the same time as executive chef Johnny Anderes. Anderes  formerly of Avec  Reno  Telegraph Wine Bar and The Kitchen  was brought on in December after chef Charles Welch and pastry chef Alison Cates left.\nBut  Smyth  said she wonders if predictions about the imminent restaurant crash in Chicago are true  citing the recently closed GreenRiver restaurant in Streeterville.\n“I think there are too many restaurants in Chicago  and it’s hard to stay open when everyone is doing the same thing in the same area ”  Smyth  said.\n Smyth  said she plans to take some time to herself before looking for a new job.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Trump  was aware of the issue a couple of weeks before a conversation with then-FBI Director James B. Comey in which Comey said the president asked him if he could be lenient while investigating Flynn  whom  Trump  had just fired for misleading Pence about the nature of his conversations with the Russian.\nAccording to notes kept by Comey   Trump  asked if he could see “his way clear to letting this go  to letting Flynn go.”  Trump  fired Comey in May.\nIn a pre-dawn tweet Sunday   Trump  issued a fresh rebuttal to Comey  writing: “I never asked Comey to stop investigating Flynn. Just more Fake News covering another Comey lie!” The tweet was part of a running commentary from  Trump  that began Saturday  a day after Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI and indicated he would cooperate with special counsel Robert S. Mueller III  who is probing Russian interference in the 2016 election.\nDowd confirmed Sunday that he had drafted the tweet for  Trump  and acknowledged that it was sloppily worded. He said it was inaccurate to say  the president  was told that Flynn had lied to the FBI. Dowd said Sunday that  Trump  knew only what acting attorney general Sally Yates had told the White House counsel: that Flynn’s accounts to the agents interviewing him were the same as those Flynn gave Pence  and “that the [Justice] Department was not accusing him of lying.”\nDowd played down the significance of  Trump ’s tweet. He said he did not intend to make news and declared  “I’m out of the tweeting business.”\n[Graphic: Here’s what we know so far about  Team Trump’s  ties to Russian interests]\nIf  Trump  knew that Flynn might not have been accurate with the FBI  it could provide motivation for any alleged effort to obstruct justice  said Barak Cohen  a former federal prosecutor who does white-collar defense work at the Perkins Coie law firm. “It bolsters the intent for committing obstruction ” he said.\nThe person  who  like others  spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak candidly  said that White House officials quickly realized the tweet could significantly assist Mueller if he chooses to pursue an obstruction case. The development sparked particular concern because others around  Trump  were not certain that  Trump  knew Flynn had made a false statement to the FBI at the time he fired him  the person added.\nMcGahn was told Jan. 30 that the material was ready for his review  the officials said. On that night   Trump  fired Yates over her refusal to defend his travel ban.\nA person familiar with McGahn’s account says the White House counsel did not give  Trump  any indication in January that Flynn had violated the law in his FBI interview or tell  the president  that  he  believed Flynn was under criminal investigation.\nAs controversy built Sunday about  Trump’s  actions  he sought to focus attention on news that Peter Strzok — the former top FBI official assigned to Mueller’s probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election — was taken off that job this summer after his bosses discovered that he and another member of Mueller’s team had exchanged politically charged texts disparaging  Trump  and supporting Democrat Hillary Clinton.\n“Report: ‘ANTI-TRUMP FBI AGENT LED CLINTON EMAIL PROBE’ Now it all starts to make sense!”  Trump  wrote.  He  also criticized the FBI and promised to bring it back to “greatness” under  his  administration.\n“After years of Comey  with the phony and dishonest Clinton investigation (and more)  running the FBI  its reputation is in Tatters - worst in History!”  Trump  wrote on Twitter. “But fear not  we will bring it back to greatness.”",
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            "input": "To find out  Morning Edition asked two online daters who also spend their days thinking about online dating:  Megan Murray  a senior content strategist for Zoosk  an online dating site and mobile app  and Skyler Wang  a Ph.D. candidate in sociology at the University of California Berkeley .  Wang  also taught an undergraduate course at the University of British Columbia called What Makes Us Click  about online dating and  he  gave NPR permission to use  his  course title for Morning Edition's series on online dating.\n Wang  who identifies as gay   says before  he  and  his  friends go out to a bar   his  friends go on dating apps Tinder and Grindr to meet people at the bars where they're headed. \"Now  the 'gayborhood' is in your cell phone \"  he  says. \"I think technology has created a better  more democratic social environment for especially marginalized groups.\"\n\"Basically  people use lists nowadays to get a better sense who they're attracted to and put a very quantitative twist to something that didn't used to be like that \"  Wang  says.\n Wang  cautions that this kind of approach to dating lets users act like they are shopping  which isn't necessarily a good thing.  He  calls the practice \"relationshopping \" and  he  warns that it not only objectifies others  it de-emphasizes the importance of building a relationship. People sometimes treat dating as if they are looking for the perfect dress or handbag   Wang  says.\n\"Relationshopping is problematic because people give up so quickly now \"  Wang  says  \"and for the most bizarre reasons.\"  He  says that people may choose to not go on a second date with someone simply because they don't like their hair.\n\"It makes you feel like people are a commodity \"  he  says.\nIn fact   Wang  says  some sites describe themselves as more of an introduction service than a dating site.\n\"The dating doesn't happen online. The dating happens in person \"  Wang  says. \"So in a way they're trying to preserve that magic.\"",
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            "input": "Cryptocurrency ETFs  proved too risky for ETF Managers Group Founder and  CEO Sam Masucci   but  he  threw caution to the wind with  his  latest marijuana ETF — and it's paying off.\n\"The business is growing  the companies entering it are growing \"  Masucci  said on CNBC's \"Fast Money.\"\nETF Managers Group in late December launched Alternative Harvest ETF  which tracks around 30 domestic and international stocks that may benefit from the growing marijuana industry. The ETF started with $5 million in assets under management and has grown to around $400 million in just under a month   Masucci  said.\nSince Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded the Cole Memo  sending pot stocks tumbling  there is reason to be concerned when dealing big money in marijuana. But  Masucci  has accepted a degree of volatility  something  he  wasn't willing to do with cryptocurrency.\n\"We can't explain the volatility within bitcoin. Until we are comfortable with it and we know how to trade it  we don't see ourselves getting involved \"  he  said.\nA majority of Alternative Harvest's companies are based in Canada or other countries  where legalization is impending or where regulations are more lax. As far as domestic companies go   Masucci  said ETF Managers Group was careful to pick those best suited to benefit from the cannabis boom  like hydroponics company Scott's Miracle Gro or cigarette manufacturer Philip Morris.\n\"We will continue to participate in those companies that are largest  and right now  the largest piece is outside of the U.S.  \" Masucci  said.\nDespite Sessions' actions   Masucci  has high hopes that the U.S. cannabis industry will stick around.\n\"Twenty-eight states now have approved medical marijuana  16 more have it on the docket for this year  \" Masucci  said.",
            "output": [
                "Sam Masucci"
            ]
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            "input": "An anonymous Twitter account that routinely criticized media coverage of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell  was being run by  Goodell's wife   according to Andrew Beaton of the Wall Street Journal.\n The @forargument account  which was deleted after the Wall Street Journal began investigating  published under the name \"Jones smith .\"\nAccording to Beaton   the account  had no followers and no profile picture. However  after the Wall Street Journal asked Jane Skinner Goodell  the commissioner's wife  about the account  she admitted to being the owner in a written statement.\n The account  was said to have specifically targeted media members who were critical of the commissioner.\nIn one example provided by the Wall Street Journal   the account  replied to a tweet from Pro Football Talk saying the commissioner needs to solve the national anthem issue in the NFL.\nIn another example  Jason Gay of the Wall Street Journal made a joke about a photo that showed Roger Goodell posing with New England Patriots fans.\n\"Why is everyone so immature? (including you?) \"  the account  wrote. \"Let's celebrate the new season.\"\nYou can see more examples of tweets from  the account  at the Wall Street Journal.",
            "output": [
                "Roger Goodell"
            ]
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            "input": "•  Mark Cuban  met  his  wife  advertising executive Tiffany  at the gym in 1997.\n\"Shark Tank\" star and Dallas Mavericks owner  Mark Cuban  has long teased a run for the White House.\nAs an outspoken critic of US President Donald Trump   Cuban  even weighed the possibility of taking over the Republican ticket at some point.\nBut if  Cuban 's wife Tiffany Cuban has anything to say about it  a run for the White House may be off the table. CNBC reported that he said he would be far more tempted to toss his hat into the political ring if he was single.",
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                "Mark Cuban"
            ]
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            "input": "Al Pacino's Joe Paterno  fights for  his  legacy and  his  job at Penn State in the first full trailer for Paterno  the HBO film about the football coach in the aftermath of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal.\nDirected by Barry Levinson – who previously cast Pacino to lead HBO biopics about Jack Kevorkian (You Don't Know Jack) and Phil Spector (Phil Spector) – Paterno also stars Riley Keough as a newspaper reporter digging into how much the legendary coach  who spent 45 years at the helm of Penn State  knew about the child molestation accusations against Sandusky  a longtime defensive coordinator on  Paterno 's staff.\nThe film also examines  Paterno 's unceremonious retirement and termination in 2011 and the riots that broke out near campus after  Paterno  was let go. \"All these people should be screaming about the victims  not Joe \" one student says of the riots in the trailer. The preview also finds Pacino's  Paterno  wrestling with his own relationship with Sandusky.\nLess than two months after his firing  Paterno  the winningest coach in college football history  died of lung cancer in January 2012 at the age of 85.  Paterno  premieres April 7th on HBO.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "The peer-to-peer lender LendingClub  is on the cusp of being investigated by the US Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission  and it is in emergency talks to coax more buyers onto its platform to shore up the business.\n LendingClub  made the disclosures in a regulatory filing on Monday.  It  follows the shock ousting of  LendingClub  founder and CEO Renaud Laplanche last week after an internal review. The stock crashed 26% on the day and is down over 50% since then.\nThe board cited issues with \"data integrity and contract approval monitoring and review processes\" for Laplanche's exit  as well as issues surrounding an apparent financial conflict of interest in an investment Laplanche made in a company doing business with  LendingClub .\nThe forced exit of Laplanche has sent  LendingClub  into a full-blown crisis that threatens the very core of  its  business.\nUPDATE: Since  publication LendingClub  has provided BI with the following statement:\n LendingClub  was founded in 2007 and is a peer-to-peer lender; consumers can take out loans of up to $40 000 (£27 654)  supplied by a third party  that are then packaged up and sold to institutional investors who want to receive the stream of interest payments in return. It matches lenders with investors  a little like UK companies such as Zopa.\n LendingClub  says:\nBut Laplanche also failed to disclose his personal interest in  a fund that LendingClub was considering investing in   and The Journal claims he had invested millions in  that fund  so it could buy LendingClub's loans  effectively to boost demand.\nThe vehicle  which Bloomberg said was Cirrix Capital  bought $114.5 million worth of  LendingClub  loans in the first quarter of the year  according to Monday's filing.  LendingClub  director John Mack and Laplanche are all investors in Cirrix  according to Bloomberg. Cirrix is now helping Lending Club with emergency funding.\n LendingClub  claims to take no credit risk itself  but  it  clearly has some exposure to the risk if  it  is investing in a fund that is buying  its  loans. Discussing  LendingClub 's investment in the vehicle that bought the loans   LendingClub  says  it  \"determined none of these events were required to be recognized or disclosed.\"\nAs a result of the whole fiasco   LendingClub  has received a grand jury subpoena from the US Department of Justice and has been contacted by the SEC   it  said in a filing on Monday.  The company  says \"no assurance can be given as to the timing or outcome of these matters. \"\nLendingClub  also warns that  it  may face legal proceedings over the whole thing  but  it  says  it  doesn't think any liabilities from an eventual judgment will have a \"material effect on  its  financial condition.\"\n LendingClub  is already facing two class-action lawsuits in the US  both filed since the start of the year.\nOne  filed in California  accuses  the company  of \"making materially false and misleading statements in the registration statement and prospectus issued in connection with the IPO regarding  among other things  the company's business model  compliance with regulatory matters  and their impact on  the company 's business  operations  and future results.\"\nAnother  lodged in New York  claims people \"received loans  through  the company 's platform  that exceeded states' usury limits in violation of state usury and consumer protection laws.\"\n' The company  may need to use  its  own funds to purchase  these loans'",
            "output": [
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            "input": "At least  that's what  Sean Combs ânow formerly known as Diddy  P. Diddy  Puff Daddyâhas done. The music mogul  who turned 48 on Saturday  took a break from his weekend festivities in Mexico to share an important announcement with the world.\nMy new name is LOVE aka Brother Love.  #TakeDat pic.twitter.com/gArAXusygG â Sean Diddy Combs (@diddy)  November 4  2017\nThe name change has sparked a mixed bag of emotions from folks who have seen  Combs  go through a rolodex of nicknames over the years.\nSean âPuff Daddyâ  âPuffyâ  âP Diddyâ  âDiddyâ  âBrotherly Loveâ  Combs  should just change  his  name to âThesaurusâ and be done with it. â Gareth van Onselen (@GvanOnselen) November 5  2017\n Diddy Combs  changed  his  name to brotherly love I'm thinking of changing mind to Grandfatherly love. ð¾ð³ðð½ï¸ðºð´ â Mike Rice (@mikerice6) November 5  2017\nTurns out  wrestling personality Bruce Prichard goes by Brotherly Love  which has sparked a bit of contention that  he 's planning to formally address soon.\nSean  Puff Daddy  Puffy  P Diddy   Diddy  ran out of silly names now steals my gimmick! @diddy Try being original â Bruce Prichard (@bruceprichard) November 4  2017\nWe'll see how long it takes for  him  to change  his  social media handles to reflect the new name but if Wu-Tang Clan can already make the switch  then well  you can too.",
            "output": [
                "Sean 'Diddy",
                "Sean"
            ]
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            "input": "Paddock’s girlfriend   Marilou Danley   plays a central role in the court documents.  Danley  has denied knowing anything about Paddock’s plans.  She  was out of the country when the attack happened  and  Danley  said after the shooting that  she  was in the Philippines at the time because Paddock had bought  her  a ticket to visit family.\n Danley  spoke with FBI agents after returning to the United States.  She  “corroborated much of what had been previously deduced by investigators ” an agent wrote in one filing  and remained “adamant”  she  was unaware of Paddock’s intentions.\nThe FBI affidavit states that when investigators took a DNA sample from  Danley   “ she  spontaneously stated that  her  fingerprints would likely be found on Paddock’s ammunition because  she  occasionally participated in loading magazines.”\nThe FBI document  filed six days after the shooting  says authorities had no evidence suggesting  Danley  had any criminal involvement in the massacre. But it notes that while investigators had not found “any conclusive evidence” that  she  helped Paddock  knew about his plans in advance or lied to law enforcement  that remained “the subject of intensive review.”\nIn  her  statement after the shooting   Danley  said that  she  had assumed Paddock was breaking up with  her   continuing that it “never occurred to me in any way whatsoever that he was planning violence against anyone.”",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Comic strip artist Mort Walker  a World War II veteran who satirized the Army and tickled millions of newspaper readers with the antics of the lazy private \"Beetle Bailey \" died Saturday.  He  was 94.\n Walker  died at  his  home in Stamford  Connecticut  said Greg Walker  his eldest son and a collaborator. His father's advanced age was the cause of death  he said.\n Walker  began publishing cartoons at age 11 and was involved with more than a half-dozen comic strips in  his  career  including \"Hi and Lois \" ''Boner's Ark\" and \"Sam & Silo.\" But  he  found  his  greatest success drawing slacker Beetle   his  hot-tempered sergeant and the rest of the gang at fictional Camp Swampy for nearly 70 years.\nThe character that was to become  Beetle Bailey  made  his  debut as Spider in  Walker 's cartoons published by the Saturday Evening Post in the late 1940s.  Walker  changed Spider's name and launched  \"Beetle Bailey\"  as a college humor strip in 1950.\nAt first the strip failed to attract readers and King Features Syndicate considered dropping it after just six months   Walker  said in a 2000 interview with The Associated Press. The syndicate suggested  Beetle  join the Army after the start of the Korean War   Walker  said.\n\"I was kind of against it because after World War II  Bill Mauldin and Sad Sack were fading away \" he said. But his misgivings were overcome and  Beetle  \"enlisted\" in 1951.\n Walker  attributed the success of the strip to Beetle's indolence and reluctance to follow authority.\n\"Most people are sort of against authority \"  he  said. \"Here's  Beetle  always challenging authority. I think people relate to it.\"\n \"Beetle Bailey\"  led to spin-off comic strip \"Hi and Lois \" which  he  created with Dik Browne  in 1954. The premise was that  Beetle  went home on furlough to visit  his  sister Lois and brother-in-law Hi.\nFellow cartoonists remembered  Walker  on Saturday as a pleasant man who adored his fans. Bill Morrison  president of the National Cartoonists Society  called  Walker  the definition of \"cartoonist\" in a post on the society's website.\n\" He  lived and breathed the art every day of  his  life.  He  will be sorely missed by  his  friends in the NCS and by a world of comic strip fans \" Morrison said.\nFellow cartoonist Mark Evanier said on his website that  Walker  was \"delightful to be around and always willing to draw  Beetle  or Sarge for any of his fans. He sure had a lot of them.\"\n\"Beetle Bailey \" which appeared in as many as 1 800 newspapers  sometimes sparked controversy. The Tokyo editions of the military newspaper Stars & Stripes dropped it in 1954 for fear that it would encourage disrespect of its officers. But ensuing media coverage spurred more than 100 newspapers to add the strip.\nShortly after President Bill Clinton took office   Walker  drew a strip suggesting that the draft be retroactive in order to send Clinton to Vietnam.  Walker  said  he  received hundreds of angry letters from Clinton supporters.\nFor years   Walker  drew Camp Swampy's highest-ranking officer  Gen. Amos Halftrack  ogling his secretary  Miss Buxley. Feminist groups claimed the strip made light of sexual harassment  and  Walker  said the syndicate wanted  him  to write out the lecherous general.\nThat wasn't feasible because the general was such a fixture in the strip   Greg Walker  said Saturday.  His  father solved the problem in 1997 by sending Halftrack to sensitivity training.",
            "output": [
                "Beetle Bailey"
            ]
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            "input": "Democratic Unionist Party DUP leader Arlene Foster  speaks to media outside the Irish Consulate in Belfast  Northern Ireland August 4  2017. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne\nDUBLIN  (Reuters) - Northern Ireland’s outgoing leader Arlene Foster  whose region produces the wings for Bombardier Inc’s (BBDb .TO) CSeries jets  said a U.S. decision to slap duties on the plane was disappointing  but “not the end of the process.”\n“This is a very disappointing determination  but it is not the end of the process and there are further steps that will follow ”  Foster  said in a statement.\n Foster  was First Minister of Northern Ireland until  its  power sharing government collapsed in January. British Prime Minister Theresa May is dependent on the votes of  Foster ’s 10 Democratic Unionist Party deputies to pass legislation in the British parliament.",
            "output": [
                "Arlene Foster"
            ]
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            "input": "Police Chief Francis E. Bradley of the Hualapai Nation Police Department said in a statement that the accident occurred around 5:20 p.m. local time near Quartermaster Canyon on the Hualapai Nation  a federally recognized Indian reservation in northwestern Arizona.\nThe survivors of the EC-130 helicopter wreck were all \"Level One trauma patients \" said  Bradley   indicating the highest category of injury.\nRescue workers had difficulty accessing the scene  said  Bradley   owing to \"high winds  the darkness  and the extreme rugged terrain.\"\n He  added  \"The only access to the crash site area is by foot on a 20-mile hike or by helicopter.\"",
            "output": [
                "Francis E. Bradley"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-d9015e1fdb444714a7905db1d65a1c24",
            "input": "BRUSSELS/MADRID/BARCELONA (Reuters) - Sacked Catalonia leader Carles Puigdemont and four associates turned themselves in to Belgian police on Sunday  following Spain’s issuing of an arrest warrant for rebellion and sedition.\nFILE  PHOTO - Sacked Catalan President Carles Puigdemont  makes a statement in this still image from video calling for the release of \"the legitimate government of Catalonia\"  after a Spanish judge ordered nine Catalan secessionist leaders to be held in custody pending a potential trial over the region's independence push  in Brussels  Belgium  November 2  2017. TV3 via REUTERS TV\nAll are wanted by Madrid for actions related to the push for the region’s secession from Spain.  Puigdemont  has become the public face of that move for independence.\n Puigdemont  traveled to Belgium shortly after Madrid took control. On Sunday morning   Puigdemont  and four of his former councillors presented themselves to police in Brussels.",
            "output": [
                "Carles Puigdemont"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Strict gun control advocate  Sen. Chris Murphy  said Sunday  he ’s “willing to move forward” with Republicans to ban the bump-stock devices that were used in the nation’s worst mass shooting.\n“The NRA at least in the time I have been in Congress has never been willing to change U.S. gun laws ”  Murphy  said. “I think they see that they were likely going to lose this fight in Congress  and so now they’re trying to get it done through administrative action. But this is the first time that the gun lobby has shown willingness to come to the table.”\n Murphy  said  however  Congress should mandate background checks for all gun purchases.\n\"That would be the clear next step \"  he  said. \"That should be our North Star.\"\nAlso in the interview   Murphy  said the Democratic Party should give back donations received from the Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein  who’s embroiled in a sex harassment scandal.\n\"I think that probably makes sense \"  he  said. \"I mean this is a pretty bad guy  who did some really awful things.\"\n\"I don't require a background check to contribute to my campaign \"  he  added. \"And so there are probably lots of people with unsavory backgrounds and pasts who have given to both Democrats and Republicans.\"",
            "output": [
                "Chris Murphy"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-64f308a31cc846f1a58bb88deaf2a05e",
            "input": "In four alleged schemes between 2012 to 2016  Assemblywoman Pamela Harris  57  submitted falsified documents to obtain government funds for personal use  according to a statement from the U.S. Department of Justice.\n Harris  was arraigned on Tuesday at a U.S. District Court in Brooklyn.\n Her  attorneys said in a statement that  Harris   who represents a district in New York City’s Brooklyn borough  has pleaded not guilty to the charges.\n Harris   who was elected in November 2015 in a special election and returned to office in 2016  is also accused of defrauding a bankruptcy court and falsely claiming to have been forced out of  her  residence by Hurricane Sandy to get financial assistance  it said.\nBefore and during  her  tenure as assemblywoman   Harris  allegedly went to great lengths to defraud local and federal agencies  FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge William Sweeney said in a statement.\n“In fact  at a time when many residents in  her  district were dealing with the horrific aftermath of Hurricane Sandy   Harris  was busy brewing a storm of  her  own ” Sweeney said.\n She  was also accused of obstructing justice by instructing witnesses in 2017 to lie to FBI agents after becoming aware of the grand jury’s investigation into  her  alleged crimes.\n“We look forward to  her  day in court and an opportunity there to present the full facts ”  her  attorneys Joel Cohen and Jerry Goldfeder said.\nIn one of the four alleged schemes  between August 2014 and July 2015  when  Harris  was executive director of a not-for-profit organization in Brooklyn   she  is accused of defrauding New York City Council of $22 800 by falsely claiming the money would go toward rent for a studio art space for community use.\nAfter submitting a forged lease agreement   Harris  transferred the funds to  her  personal checking account and used the money to pay for personal expenses  including monthly mortgage payments  clothing and travel tickets  prosecutors said.\nIn another scheme   she  is accused of defrauding the Federal Emergency Management Agency of nearly $25 000 in temporary housing assistance by falsely claiming that  she  had been forced out of  her  Coney Island residence by Sandy  claiming that it was uninhabitable.",
            "output": [
                "Pamela Harris"
            ]
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            "input": "The two have entered a partnership designed to allow Ford's vehicles to communicate with the ride-sharing company's app  said  Sherif Marakby  Ford's vice president for autonomous vehicles and electrification  who worked briefly at Lyft's rival Uber .\n He  told Reuters that Ford planned to eventually deploy \"thousands\" of self-driving cars.\n Marakby  explained in a blog post: \"Think of  it  this way: Someday  when you open the Lyft app during a period of high demand  Ford and Lyft software will need to be capable of quickly dispatching a self-driving vehicle so that you can get to your destination as quickly and as safely as possible.\"\nThe companies will work together to figure out which cities are best for the self-driving rollout and what kind of infrastructure is needed to make it work  Marakby said.",
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                "Marakby"
            ]
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            "input": "Veda Albertson  a 70-year-old retiree in Tampa   was sick for three weeks with high fever and fluid in  her  lungs.  She  said  she  hadn't been this sick from the flu since the 1960s  when  she  was a young mother who couldn't get out of bed to go to the crib of  her  crying baby.\n\"It was like 'Wham!' It was bad. It was awful \"  she  said of the illness that hit  her  on Christmas Day.\nHeather Jossi  a 40-year-old Denver police officer and avid runner  said  her  illness last month was the worst flu  she 's experienced.\n Albertson  said  she  got a flu shot  Jossi did not.",
            "output": [
                "Veda Albertson"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Being that James has proven , time and time again , that he simply ca n't close out games makes it is difficult to regard him as one of the best ever to play the game . \nIn perhaps his most disappointing playoff performance in his career , James completely mailed it in against the Boston Celtics . \nCrowning himself \"King James\" was actually contradictory to his philosophy with the Miami Heat this year . \nThis statement was made by James fresh off the Game 6 loss to Dallas and should n't be mistaken for anything less than a blatant shot at NBA fans . \nA hybrid of James and ESPN . -RRB- \nBut I 'm sure that we can all say that LeBron James is hated by 90 percent of NBA fans . \nCrawford , then a collegiate player , dunks onpastnear LeBron during a pickup game at James ' camp . \nSo instead of allowing the tape to be released , James and Nike kept the video under wraps . \nJust because he is LeBron James , his plays are automatically better . \n- James simply shut down in every fourth quarter of the 2011 NBA Finals . \nIn the last three games of 2010 Eastern Conference Finals , James shot a miserable 33.9 percent from the field , averaged just 21.3 points , and committed 19 turnovers . \nFinally , James still receives more airtime than the Mavericks despite the Mavs ' Finals victory . \nWhether it is about how great he thinks he is or how important he thinks he is , James has constantly putting his foot in his own mouth . \nJames had finally decided to put away with all the pressure , played a weak series , and probably knew , at that exact moment where he was walking off the court , which team he was going to that summer . \nIn addition to his dancing outbreak , James also took a shot at Dirk Nowitzki during the NBA Finals by faking a cough .",
            "output": [
                "LeBron James"
            ]
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            "input": "Fox News anchor Shepard Smith is under fire from his own viewers after he debunked what the network dubbed  the Hillary Clinton uranium “scandal .”\nSmith resuscitated  the alleged scandal as Republicans on Capitol Hill again called for a special counsel to investigate Clinton .\nHe called the accusations against  her  “inaccurate.”\nFox News anchor Shepard Smith debunked the Hillary Clinton uranium \"scandal\" on air Tuesday  angering viewers. (Richard Drew/AP)\n“Hillary Clinton’s State Department approved the transfer of 20 percent of America’s uranium holdings to Russia. Well  nine investors in the deal funneled $145 million to the Clinton Foundation ” he said.\n“It was unanimous. Not a  Hillary Clinton  approval ” Smith said  adding that “we don’t even know if  Secretary Clinton  participated at all directly.”\nSmith said that most of the funds in question had come from Frank Giustra  the founder of the Canadian uranium company  but that Giustra had sold his stake in it back in 2007  three years before the uranium/Russia deal  and a year and a half before  Clinton  took office.\n“The accusation is predicated on the charge that  Secretary Clinton  approved the sale.  She  did not. A committee of nine evaluated the sale  the president approved the sale  the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and others had to offer permits  and none of the uranium was exported for use by the U.S. to Russia ” Smith said.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Christian Toro  a former teacher in The Bronx   is charged with  his  brother Tyler Toro with explosives-related charges. Court records said the brothers were paying minors to strip fireworks of their gunpowder so they could build a bomb.\n Sergi Reboredo/VW PICS/UIG via Getty Images FILE\nChristian Toro and Tyler Toro  \"knowingly made firearms\" and aided and abetted in the making of firearms at  their  home in the Bronx from about October 2017 to February of this year  according to a criminal complaint filed in the Southern District of New York.\n Christian Toro  is also accused of distributing explosive materials to two individuals under the age of 21 in the Bronx  according to the complaint.\nOn Dec. 4  2017  a student was arrested after a bomb threat was called into a high school in Manhattan's Harlem neighborhood  and  Christian Toro  resigned from  his  teaching position shortly after the arrest  the complaint states.\nAfter the resignation   Tyler Toro  returned Christian Toro's school-issued laptop  where a technical specialist found a copy of the \"Explosives Book \" a text that provides instructions for manufacturing explosive devices  according to the complaint.\nOn Feb. 8 of this year  multiple law enforcement agents interviewed Christian Toro  who stated that he \"had not intentionally downloaded\" the incriminating book into the laptop. Instead   Christian Toro  stated that  he  had been researching the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings and had come across a copy of the book.\n Christian Toro  also told investigators that  he  never built a bomb and had only looked at the book's table of contents.\nOn Wednesday  investigators interviewed multiple students at the school  who indicated that at least two students visited an apartment where  Christian Toro  would pay them $50 per hour to break apart fireworks and store the powder that came out of them in containers  the court document states. The students visited the apartment between October 2017 and January 2018  according to the complaint.\nChristian Toro and Tyler Toro both pleaded not guilty. Attorneys for the brothers were not immediately available for comment.",
            "output": [
                "Christian Toro"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-f6e6e9872b944ad58b3ba857f6b45fe8",
            "input": "GERRY ADAMS  who on November 18th announced plans to retire after 34 years as president of Sinn Fein and the dominant figure in the Irish republican movement  will forever be associated with both war and peace.  He  came to the fore during the Irish Republican Army’s most violent years in the 1970s and 1980s but also helped turn Sinn Fein into a legitimate political force on both sides of the border.\nAn exponent of “the long war”—the theory that  if IRA bomb attacks in Northern Ireland and mainland Britain went on long enough  British spirit would eventually be worn down —Mr Adams  eventually oversaw a push for peace. The man who supported a strategy summarised by a close associate as “a ballot paper in one hand and an Armalite in the other” later delivered an IRA ceasefire and the decommissioning of its weaponry  in exchange for assurances that Sinn Fein would be allowed entry into the political mainstream.\n Mr Adams  leaves the stage with  his  party enjoying the support of half a million on the island of Ireland. It is the second-largest party in Northern Ireland  and its primary nationalist voice. It is also the third-largest party in the Republic of Ireland  where it recently declared its willingness to take part in a coalition government.\n Yet Mr Adams  had reached  his  political limits.  He  struggled with the transition from Belfast to the Dail in Dublin  weighed down by  his  role in the IRA’s bloody past. Instead the party is now turning to those with a “clean skin”  as locals term people unassociated with the terrorist group  who may be more politically presentable than  Mr Adams .\nVoters are still getting to know Michelle O’Neill  Sinn Fein’s leader in Belfast  who took power at short notice after its former leader  the late Martin McGuinness  quit in January. Although she has no link with the IRA  her family is steeped in republicanism. Her father was interned during the Troubles  and a cousin was shot dead by Britain’s special forces. In the south  Mary Lou McDonald   Mr Adams ’s deputy and most likely successor in Dublin  had a more orthodox upbringing. Ms McDonald has acquired a formidable reputation both in the Dail and as an MEP. Sinn Fein hopes that the pair may reach voters that  Mr Adams  never did—or could.\nAt Sinn Fein’s annual conference in Dublin  party members gave  him  a hero’s send-off with standing ovations.  He  will step down early next year as head of a movement  he  prised away from the gun and fashioned into a daunting political force. Yet  he  will retire a long way from  his  ambition to “take power in Ireland”. Here  the man of war and peace fell short.",
            "output": [
                "Gerry Adams Gerry"
            ]
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            "input": "As the U.S. Senate prepares to vote on multiple versions of Republican health care repeal bills early next week -- which is anticipated to include a devastating amendment offered by Sen. Ted Cruz -LRB- R-Texas -RRB- -- it is critical that we are responsible and transparent when evaluating policy that will impact one sixth of our economy and millions of families across the country . \nHHS compares premiums for a 40 year old under the Cruz proposal to an \"enrollment weighted average\" premium under the ACA . \nHHS offers no estimates for the out-of-pocket costs that patients would bear for the \"essential services\" not covered by Cruz 's plans . \nTo begin with , the report claims that the Consumer Freedom Amendment -LRB- Cruz amendment -RRB- to the Senate Better Care Reconciliation Act -LRB- BCRA -RRB- would miraculously lead to more people covered and lower premiums . \nHHS 's results also rely on assumptions about consumer behavior , including who will buy ACA-compliant or Cruz plans by income , age , and risk . \nCruz plans have high deductibles and barely-there coverage .",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Choi Soon-sil  a longtime friend of former President Park Geun-hye  was convicted Tuesday for abusing her close ties with Park to gain personal profit and for receiving bribes from Samsung  Lotte and other big South Korean businesses.\nThe court also sentenced Choi Soon-sil  the former President Park Geun-hye's confidante to 20 years in prison.\nLotte was one of many major companies that donated money to non-profit foundations controlled by  Choi .\nThe Seoul Central District Court said Tuesday that Choi Soon-sil was convicted on abuse of power  bribery and other charges. The court also imposed 18 billion won ($17 million) fine on her.\nThe court said  Choi  abused  her  close tie with the former president to take personal profit. Among  her  crime was coercing businesses to donate a huge amount of money to foundations under  her  control and receiving bribes from Samsung and Lotte.\nIt said  her  crime was grave given how  she  triggered an unprecedented impeachment of the president and disappointed the public.\n Choi Soon-sil  emerged Tuesday from a police bus with flashing lights and entered the court in Seoul. She has been jailed during her trial.\n Choi  is charged with abuse of power and eight other charges stemming from her role in nonprofit foundations and a winter sports center that solicited funds from top South Korean companies.\nThe Seoul Central District Court says it will issue a verdict Tuesday afternoon. Choi Soon-sil  a confidante of former President Park Geun-hye  was tried on abuse of power and eight other charges.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "The ombudsman says it is investigating claims  President Rodrigo Duterte 's bank accounts had hundreds of millions of pesos (millions of dollars) which he failed to disclose as required by law (AFP Photo/NOEL CELIS)\n Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte  has said  he  would not cooperate with a special anti-corruption prosecutor's investigation into allegations  he  acquired ill-gotten wealth  vowing  he  would \"not submit\" to its authority.\nThe ombudsman said last week it was investigating claims  Duterte 's bank accounts had hundreds of millions of pesos (millions of dollars) which  he  failed to disclose as required by law.\n Duterte  responded by lashing out at the ombudsman  calling the agency \"lousy\" and saying allegations against  him  were \"lies based on baseless\" information.\n\"I will not submit to the jurisdiction (of the ombudsman) \"  Duterte  said in a curse-laden speech to local lawyers on Saturday night.\n\"Waving fabricated evidence  lying to his teeth in front of the nation and then you want me to submit to the jurisdiction of the ombudsman  \" Duterte  said referring to Deputy Ombudsman Melchor Arthur Carandang who had announced the probe.\n Duterte 's remarks contradicted his spokesman's statement last week that the president respected the ombudsman and trusted its impartiality.\n Duterte   72  won last year's presidential elections on a brutal law-and-order and anti-corruption platform.\nDuring  the election campaign Duterte  had said  he  came from a poor family and lived a modest lifestyle which boosted  his  image as an anti-establishment politician representing the common folk  analysts said.\nThe ombudsman probe stemmed from a plunder complaint filed before the elections by opposition senator Antonio Trillanes who alleged  Duterte  embezzled government funds during his more than two-decade stint as mayor of the southern city of Davao.\nOn Saturday   Duterte  said his family had properties and businesses including an ice plant and lumberyard  adding his late father was a provincial governor.",
            "output": [
                "Rodrigo Duterte"
            ]
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            "input": "When I first heard about the 7-Minute Workout  an app that promises the benefits of a sweaty bike ride and a trip to the gym in just a few minutes  I thought it was all hype. But as it turns out  the app  well  works you out. I tried it for the first time last year  and I'm still hooked  so I recently got in touch with  Chris Jordan   the director of exercise physiology at the Johnson & Johnson Human Performance Institute and the person behind the Johnson & Johnson Official 7 Minute Workout  to get some insight into how it works. For me  the app is perfect for weekends  or when I can't make it to a yoga class  or as something fun to do with a friend at home. View As: One Page Slides\nIt consists of 72 exercises like jumping jacks  sit-ups  and push-ups. Ten require nothing but your body  and for others  you'll need a chair that can support your weight. The latest version of the app lets you do each exercise along with  Jordan .\nThe idea of a workout you can do in minutes was originally envisioned by  Jordan   an exercise physiologist. Here is personal trainer and study partner  Brett Klika  demonstrating one of the workouts. Sources: American College of Sports Medicine's Health & Fitness Journal  YouTube\nThe concept behind the workout is interval training — short  intense periods of exercise broken up by brief periods of rest.  Jordan  told me  he  based the workout on  his  experience as a fitness consultant for the US Air Force in Europe. Sources: International Journal of Cardiology  ACSM's Health & Fitness Journal  Sports Medicine\nThe approach is less time-consuming than a traditional workout  but studies suggest it may be more beneficial for building muscle and protecting the heart. \"High-intensity interval training can provide similar or greater benefits in less time than traditional longer  moderate-intensity workouts  \" Jordan  said. Sources: International Journal of Cardiology  Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise",
            "output": [
                "Chris Jordan"
            ]
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            "input": "Christopher Seth  22   is facing a felony theft charge and up to three years in prison after  he  reportedly was seen swiping a package containing $200 worth of socks from a home in Boulder on Friday.\n Seth  admitted to driving around neighborhoods and using  his  girlfriend as a lookout while taking packages left outside homes by delivery services  KDVR reported  citing Boulder police documents.\nA search of  Seth 's car and apartment netted 44 items believed to have been stolen from porches  officials said. Cops told the station the combined value of the packages -- now in police custody -- was $6 561  and included shampoo  Steve Madden boots  ice climbing equipment and a bed frame  among other items.\n Seth  has a status conference Jan. 3 and was released on $1 000 bond  according to the Boulder Daily Camera.  His  past criminal history includes a guilty plea to driving while ability impaired and a pending indecent exposure case in county court",
            "output": [
                "Christopher Seth"
            ]
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            "input": "But as Sen. Blanche Lincoln proved by winning the bruising Democratic primary runoff  Democrats do not necessarily serve at the pleasure of the party's left flank. Lincoln survived a massive and unprecedented mobilization by labor unions and liberal advocacy groups in Arkansas  raising questions anew about the political power of the progressive movement.\n Labor alone spent some $10 million on the race  airing an onslaught of advertisements assailing Lincoln for her connections with corporate interests  and had hundreds of paid workers in the state canvassing on behalf of her runoff opponent  Lt. Gov. Bill Halter. High-level union organizers poured into the state in the closing days of the campaign  feeding facts and figures to reporters to tout the likelihood of Lincoln's defeat _ a victory they were convinced was theirs.\n Lincoln's win stunned labor and progressive leaders. But regardless  they said every penny spent to support Halter was worth it. Forcing Lincoln into a race for survival  they said  demonstrated to other moderate Democrats in the country that support from the party's liberal base cannot be taken for granted.\n Steve Rosenthal  a veteran labor organizer who was a key strategist in the campaign against Lincoln  said forcing her into a runoff and having Halter come within four percentage points of her on Tuesday was \"a phenomenal victory.\"\n \"There are other senators sitting on Capitol Hill saying  `I don't want to go through what Senator Lincoln went through ' and that's the important lesson \" Rosenthal said. \"The labor movement is about protecting rights and expanding rights for workers. As long as the labor movement is seen as spending its resources only to protect Democrats  it loses.\"\n It was an audacious move for labor to take on a sitting senator in a conservative right-to-work state that gave rise to Wal-Mart and where labor unions have long been weak. But the labor movement was bullish  believing Lincoln to be vulnerable. In Halter  an ambitious politician who had long eyed higher office  the movement believed it had found the right vessel with which to sink Lincoln.",
            "output": [
                "Blanche Lincoln"
            ]
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            "input": "JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa’s finance ministry is set to spell out “tough decisions” in its 2018 budget on Wednesday to plug a revenue gap and narrow the deficit  providing an early look at  how new President Cyril Ramaphosa  plans to repair the ailing economy.\nFinance Minister Malusi Gigaba  whose position is uncertain now amid talk of an imminent reshuffle by  Ramaphosa   sent shock waves through financial markets last October when  he  announced the projected revenue shortfall and flagged weak growth estimates and rising government debt.\nThough it remained to be seen whether Gigaba would be the one tabling the budget in parliament on Wednesday   his  spokesman indicated there was no stepping back from tough measures which have also been emphasized by  Ramaphosa .\nIn his maiden state of the nation address on Friday  a day after his election as president by parliament   Ramaphosa  also warned of tough decisions to reduce the fiscal deficit and stabilize debt after years of weak growth.\n Ramaphosa  took over after Zuma stepped down on orders of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) ending nine years of office plagued by corruption allegations and economic mismanagement.\nFILE PHOTO: Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba speaks to members of the media at Parliament before the State of the Nation Address by South African president Cyril Ramaphosa in Cape Town  February 16  2018. REUTERS/Sumaya Hisham/File Photo",
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            "input": "(Reuters) -  Britain’s Saga Plc (SAGAG.L)  said  it  expected  its  underlying pretax profit to grow by just 1-2 percent in the current year and fall five percent next year  sending  its  shares 20 percent lower.\nMonarch airplanes are parked on the runway after  the airline  went into administration at Newquay airport  Newquay  Britain  October 26  2017  REUTERS/Toby Melville\n Saga shares  tumbled 20 percent to 144.1 pence by 0825 GMT  taking  them  to the bottom of the FTSE Midcap Index .FYMC.  They  were priced at 185 pence when the company listed in 2014.\n Saga  said  its  tour business would see one-off cost of about 2 million pounds ($2.7 million) hurt by Monarch going into administration.\n Saga  also said  it  had completed a review of  its  operating structure and would see about 10 million pounds of annualized savings next year.\n The company  said written profit for  its  retail broking business in the year ending Jan. 1 was expected to be ahead of a year earlier  but added that strong performance in motor insurance was partially offset by a challenging trading in home and travel insurance.\nThe drop in the pound since the Brexit vote has hit many British consumers’ spending power  but  Saga  said  its  travel segment is expected to perform strongly ahead of a year earlier.\n Saga  said in September that older Britons are still going on holiday despite a squeeze in incomes but some are opting for shorter or lower-star vacations.",
            "output": [
                "Saga"
            ]
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            "input": "\"People were getting hit and killed and the police were arresting people. My whole village was burned down  \" 13-year-old Anwar Sadek Shah Ahmad  says softly  cowering into  his  teacher's shoulder.\n Anwar  and  his  family fled their fishing village in Myanmar's Rakhine State in 2013 after violence broke out.\n His  grandmother   he  said  only fled Myanmar last year and is now in a refugee camp in Bangladesh  where more than 680 000 Rohingya have fled to since August 2017.\n he 's among the Rohingya refugees who escaped from Rakhine State by boat largely before 2015  when There are thousands of children like Anwar in Malaysia —he's among the Rohingya refugees who escaped from Rakhine State by boat largely before 2015  when Kuala Lumpur began turning back Rohingya arrivals.\n Anwar's father  has been working illegally in Penang since 2006 and paid smugglers to bring over  his  son  daughter and wife by boat.  Anwar  also has an infant brother who was born in Malaysia. The family are now registered with the UNHCR.\n Anwar  studies at the Penang Peace Learning Centre  also known as the School of Peace. On the morning CNN visited   Anwar  and the older students were being taught math while the younger students  aged three to six  did coloring. Their classroom was also home to two pet rabbits.\nMalaysia is peaceful compared to what he left behind  says  Anwar . Now   he  spends  his  free time playing football with new friends from the neighborhood.",
            "output": [
                "Anwar Sadek Shah"
            ]
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            "input": "Sen. Elizabeth ‘Pocahontas’ Warren (D-Mass.) implied  Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY)  is a slut when  she  claimed President Trump was “slut shaming”  Gillibrand :\nDoes  she  not have a clue? Is “slut shaming” even a terrible thing? In what traditional  historical culture has sluttiness been valued as a high-standard for society?\nAnd if  Gillibrand  isn’t a slut  then why does Pocahontas feel the need to defend her from “slut shaming?” Is  she  really that inept? Maybe so  considering how  she  thinks  she ’s Native American.\nSen. Elizabeth Warren defended her Democratic colleague on Twitter  going after Trump for attacking  Gillibrand .\nDefend  her  sluttiness?\nThe Trump tweet also led to other Democratic lawmakers taking on the president  with Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren calling Trump’s remark that  Gillibrand  “would do anything for” donations “slut-shaming” and Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal calling it a “sexist slur.”\nSeveral female senators also rallied around  Gillibrand   including Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.)  who pointedly asked Trump on Twitter whether he was trying to “bully  intimidate and slut-shame” Gillibrand.\nIn other words  they felt the need to defend  Gillibrand  from “slut shaming.”",
            "output": [
                "Kirsten Gillibrand"
            ]
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            "input": "Rep. Patrick Meehan  Reeling From 'Soul Mate' Scandal  Won't Run Again\n Pennsylvania Republican Patrick Meehan  who up until this week had been one of the House Ethics Committee members investigating sexual harassment charges   was revealed Jan. 20 to have paid a taxpayer-funded settlement to an accuser last year.\nThe New York Times reported  Meehan  had settled with a younger staff member after telling  her   he  was attracted to  her . House Speaker Paul Ryan removed  Meehan  from the Ethics Committee post after the story was published.\n Meehan  has decided to leave the House  sources in Congress and the Pennsylvania Republican Party confirmed Thursday night  saying  he  won't defend  his  seat in November's election.\nThe Philadelphia Inquirer obtained a letter that it reports  Meehan  sent to  his  campaign chairman:\n\"Unfortunately  recent events concerning my office and the settlement of certain harassment allegations have become a major distraction \"  he  wrote. \"I need to own it because it is my own conduct that fueled the matter.\"\nPolitics Formerly Of The Ethics Committee  Rep. Patrick Meehan Now Subject Of Investigation Formerly Of The Ethics Committee   Rep. Patrick Meehan  Now Subject Of Investigation Listen · 3:30 3:30\n Meehan  hasn't denied the facts of the settlement  and even told reporters  he  viewed the woman as a soul mate — but insisted the conversation and a letter  he  wrote her wasn't harassment.  He  told member station WHYY: \"[I clarified] that I was a happily-married man. I was not looking for any kind of a relationship.\"\n His  decision not to run again opens up a Democratic-leaning House seat in suburban Philadelphia that already had been high on Democrats' lists of 2018 targets.",
            "output": [
                "Patrick Meehan"
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            "input": "The documents  which include travel manifests and staff emails  were released Monday by left-leaning  Montana-based Western Values Project and were first reported on by Politico. They show that  Lolita Zinke  created a list of people  she  wanted to be invited to a conservative town hall forum in Santa Barbara  California in April. The Washington Post reported  Lolita Zinke  owns a home in Santa Barbara and accompanied  her  husband through the state that month.\n\" She 's expecting some of them to bring plus ones and also  her  list is not yet final \" Ryan Zinke's special assistant  Caroline Boulton  wrote in an email. \" She 's said that  she  doesn't have emails for them all since many of them have been personally told about the event  but I wanted you to have the list!\"\nAbout a month later  staffers overhauled travel plans on a trip in Alaska after they learned  Lolita Zinke  wanted to attend a dinner with the state's governor  Bill Walker  rather than return to Washington as planned.\n\"These emails show that the leadership at the Department of Interior treats basic ethical standards like an inconvenience \" Chris Saeger  executive director of the Western Values Project  wrote in a statement Monday. \"If  Secretary Zinke  is willing to be so sloppy with something as elementary as this  then god only knows how they're handling big decisions about energy and public lands behind closed doors.\"\nThe Interior Department said  Lolita Zinke  pays  her  own way when  she  accompanies  her  husband on trips  and the travel is approved by ethics officials in advance.\nInterior spokeswoman Heather Swift said the department \"incurred no expenses due to  Mrs. Zinke 's presence\" at the meal with Walker  and she called the Western Values Project \"a partisan hatchet group run by Democratic campaign staffers.\"\n Lolita Zinke  is the campaign chair for Montana GOP candidate Troy Downing  who is challenging Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Tester.  She  also volunteered on President Trump's campaign.\nThe Washington Post reported  she  has frequently accompanied  her  husband at official meetings  including one in April with California Gov. Jerry Brown  an outing that same month to California's Channel Islands and a congressional delegation trip to Norway  Greenland and Alaska.\nMeanwhile  the Interior Department's internal watchdog said last week that  Ryan Zinke  has failed to keep complete records of  his  taxpayer-financed travel — hampering an investigation into  his  use of private charter flights for government business.\n Zinke  has brushed off news reports that  he  took at least three private flights costing taxpayers a total of $20 000 since taking office in March  saying all  his  travel is ethical and went through proper due diligence.",
            "output": [
                "Lolita Zinke"
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            "input": "Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller broke his own record this week for guilty pleas. On Tuesday  Dutch attorney Alex van der Zwaan appeared in federal court and admitted he had lied to investigators about his contacts with  Donald Trump's former campaign vice chairman  Rick Gates .\nOn Friday   Gates himself  appeared before a federal judge and confirmed that  he  is changing  his  plea to guilty.  He  had been fighting the case brought against  him  and the former Trump campaign chairman  Paul Manafort  which alleged they laundered millions of dollars and broke other laws related to their work for clients in Ukraine.\n Gates  and Manafort have not been charged with conspiracy to defraud the U.S. by \"impairing  obstructing and defeating the lawful functions of the government through fraud and deceit for the purpose of interfering with the U.S. political and electoral processes.\" That was the charge Mueller leveled at 13 Russians and three Russian companies he says did interfere with the election.\nOr the special counsel's office could be laying down one brick in a larger structure. At the very least   Gates'  future testimony against  his  longtime business partner raises the likelihood that Manafort could be convicted of some or all of the charges  he  continues fighting.\nManafort and his lawyers know this. So one of Mueller's strategies in getting  Gates  to turn state's evidence might be to persuade Manafort to do the same and tell what he knows about other people in the Trump campaign orbit.\nOr evidence from  Gates  might be what the special counsel's office needs to build a case against Manafort for conspiring in the 2016 Russian interference effort. Or  after years of working with Manafort   Gates  might have other evidence that would permit Mueller to bring new charges against Manafort.\nMueller announced a new indictment in Manafort's case on Friday evening. After  Gates  appeared in federal court Friday to enter his plea  Manafort continued to maintain his innocence and said he remained committed \"to defend myself against the untrue piled up charges contained in the indictments against me.\"",
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            "input": "Tuesday morning  Peter Schrager of FoxSports.com and NFL Networkâs Good Morning Football reported that  New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels  would break routine and skip this weekâs annual NFL Combine in Indianapolis  avoiding the city McDaniels jilted when  he  backed out on a verbal agreement to become the Coltsâ next head coach on Feb. 6  leaving many of  his  assistants in the lurch  too.\nAnd the McDaniels news was a reminder that while itâs too early to judge Pat Shurmur as a head coach  the Giantsâ hiring of  him  certainly feels as if itâs put them in the strongest and most stable position they could have hoped for to operate at this Combine â and in free agency and in Aprilâs draft â especially considering the alternatives.\nImagine if the Giants had chosen  McDaniels  to be their next head coach and  McDaniels  had backed out on the Giants on Feb. 6  as he did the Colts. The Giants wouldnât have hired their next coach until two weeks ago at best  as the Colts did by pivoting to Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich. And the Giants in that scenario probably wouldnât have their full coaching staff together yet still  and theyâd be arriving at the Combine still in transition mode.\nPerhaps most importantly  a negative perception of the Giantsâ operations may have lingered if  McDaniels  had reversed course on them. Fairly or unfairly  that would have had people connecting the turmoil of 2017 to an ominous and bad start to 2018  continuing to question the Giantsâ judgment for trying to hire someone who wasnât even ready.\nJosh McDaniels. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)",
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            "input": "The college is named after  Michael E. Stephens  who died last year . The college of business was named in his honor in 1997.\n Stephens  bequeathed the money to the school of business for the facility.\nDean Stephen Craft said building a new business building was always a \"dream\" for  Stephens .\n\" Michael Stephens  has made yet another transformative impact on the school that bears  his  name \" Craft said. \"Every time we met  Mike spoke at length about the Stephens College faculty and students - their happiness and well-being were always on his mind and in his heart. I am very pleased that we will see Mike's vision of a new home for the Stephens College of Business realized.\"",
            "output": [
                "Michael E. Stephens"
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            "input": "“It’s just phenomenal ” researcher Laurie Godfrey  a paleontologist at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst  said in a phone interview with The Washington Post. “A huge cache of fossils like this has never been explored before. Now that we know that it’s there  it’s opening up a new era in paleontological exploration.”\n(Pietro Donaggio Bittner/ Courtesy of Laurie Godfrey)\nThe discovery  which National Geographic announced Tuesday  is just the first step in what  Godfrey  hopes will be a more thorough investigation of the caves. The initial sweep brought up so many fossils that researchers haven’t even begun to dig into the sediments on the cave floors. Once they do   Godfrey  estimates they’ll find thousands of specimens from dozens of extinct species.\n“In a flooded cave the preservation can be just marvelous ”  Godfrey  said. “Nothing’s bothering them  nothing’s disturbing them.”\nThe quality of the fossils will be key for scientists’ research into the causes of the animals’ disappearance.  Godfrey  said that researchers will likely be able to obtain DNA samples from the specimens  carbon date them to see when they died  and examine them for cut marks or other signs of human butchering.\nReseachers Alfred Rosenberger  left  and Laurie Godfrey (Pietro Donaggio Bittner/ Courtesy of Laurie Godfrey)\nIt’s long been understood that human arrival on Madagascar about 2 000 years ago coincided with the sudden die-off of much of the island’s wildlife. Two-thirds of the species that lived on the island a millennium ago are now extinct  in part because of changes caused by humans   Godfrey  said. What’s not clear is exactly how those changes led to the animals’ demise.",
            "output": [
                "Laurie Godfrey"
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            "input": "On and off the reservation  American schools tend to whitewash the stories of Native Americans.  Frank Waln   a Lakota hip-hop artist from  He  Dog  South Dakota  is endeavoring to change that — with music that champions  his  heritage while demolishing Native American stereotypes.\nOn and off the reservation  American schools tend to whitewash the stories of Native Americans.  Frank Waln   a Lakota hip-hop artist from  He  Dog  South Dakota  is endeavoring to change that — with music that champions  his  heritage while demolishing Native American stereotypes.\n Frank Waln . (Photo: Tomas Karmelo Amaya)\nA young man walks onto an empty stage. The spotlight glares off of his white moccasins and crisp long-sleeved button-down  which billows  untucked  over dark slacks. He cuts a slight figure against the venue’s deep  black backdrop  and his clean-shaven face  framed by two long black braids  makes him look younger than his 27 years. He speaks softly into the microphone  first in his native Lakota  then in English: “Hello  relatives. My Lakota name is Walks With Young People. I also go by  Frank Waln . And I welcome you with an open heart and an open handshake.”\nThe enemy is ignorance  which reveals itself plainly in Waln’s new song “What Makes the Red Man Red ” his send-up of the racist tune “What Made the Red Man Red” from Disney’s 1953 film Peter Pan. Waln’s song samples the tune’s chorus and the film’s offhand references to Native Americans as “aborigines” and “Indians.” That is  before  Waln  drowns them out with a sharp verse.\nThe crowd is on its feet now  some singing along  others bobbing in agreement with the beat. Waln’s frequent tours of reservations and his blunt  firebrand style have made him well-known among his people (he’s a two-time Native American Music Award winner). Recently   Waln  has made a splash in the mainstream media too: He’s been featured on NPR and MTV’s Rebel Music: Native Americaand in Vibe and USA Today; he has performed at the South by Southwest festival in Austin  and at concerts in France and Germany. The day before his Albuquerque concert  he spoke at a Harvard University symposium on Native politics.\n Waln  is an ascendant member of a Native American hip-hop vanguard that is taking  its  message of social justice off of the reservation. What separates  Waln  and other socially engaged artists  like War Party  Without Rezervation  and Supaman  from older generations of Native artists  says Alan Lechusza Aquallo  a professor of American Indian studies at Palomar College  is their authenticity.  Waln  doesn’t play to Native stereotypes  like a preaching elder or a fierce sports mascot —  his  performing persona is young  charismatic  believably real. “There are a number of Native hip-hop artists who play off the kitsch of what it is to be Indian because that’s what’s going to give them notoriety ” Aquallo says. “ [Waln]  has  his  long braids  but  he ’s wearing street clothes.  He ’s not playing Indian.”\n Waln’s  overall message is plain: Americans — Native and non-Native alike — need to educate themselves about the real history and current politics of America’s indigenous people. And through his words and music  on the reservation and off   Waln  plans on delivering the wake-up call.\n Frank Waln’s  own education began on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation  on the Great Plains of central South Dakota.  He  grew up in He Dog  a small Sicangu Lakota community  where  his  single mom and her sisters ran the family ranch.  His  father was abusive and mostly absent — the first of many scars  he  would learn to bear.\n Frank Waln . (Photo: Tomas Karmelo Amaya)\nHe Dog is located in Todd County  where the poverty rate approaches 50 percent  a problem with deep and tangled roots. Studies of modern Native Americans have shown that “historical trauma ” the name that social workers give to the perception of historical loss passed down through generations  has been linked to symptoms of emotional distress like anger  anxiety  substance abuse  and even depression.  Waln  remembers grappling with these manifestations even as a child. “It was very confusing to me ” he says. “I was wondering why I was struggling with depression all the time  why I had suicidal thoughts  why the suicide rate was so high on our reservation. I was very insecure.”\n Waln  says his confusion stemmed from the fact that  beyond the traditions passed down through his family  he didn’t know much about the political history of his people. And indeed  with scant resources  schools on American reservations have fallen behind. A 2011 National Indian Education Study found huge deficits in reading and math scores for schools heavily attended by Native American students. Schools controlled by the Bureau of Indian Education  which are run by tribes  fared even worse: Fourth graders’ reading scores averaged 182 on a 500-point scale  compared to 204 in public schools. Only 43 percent of eighth-graders said that their teachers included any Native American culture or history in their curricula.\n Frank Waln . (Photo: Tomas Karmelo Amaya)\n“In my opinion  the way history is taught in this country is colonial propaganda ”  Waln  says. “I was aware of the big atrocities  like the Wounded Knee Massacre and the government giving us blankets with smallpox. But I didn’t know the details and how recent some of these discriminatory laws were.”\nIf  Waln  didn’t see  himself  in textbooks growing up   he  did in music.  He  learned piano at age seven;  he  joined a Lakota drum group in middle school. When  Waln  was a teenager   his  older cousins started gathering in their basements to make music  influenced by rappers like Nas  Talib Kweli  Dead Prez  and Eminem.  Waln  started sampling beats and recording on  his  laptop. To  his  mother and most of the adults in  his  cowboy-and-rodeo community   Waln’s  sudden infatuation with hip-hop could be attributed to hip-hop’s popularity with kids his age. But to  Waln   his playlist wasn’t just about youth culture. “A lot of Native Americans are living in poverty ” he says. “Hip-hop was born in poor communities of color.”\n Frank Waln . (Photo: Tomas Karmelo Amaya)",
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            "input": "FLOWERY BRANCH  Ga. (AP) — The Atlanta Falcons announced Monday that  Greg Knapp  is returning to the team as quarterback coach  working with 2016 MVP Matt Ryan.\n Knapp  replaces Bush Hamdan  who left to become the offensive coordinator at the University of Washington.\n Knapp  was the Falcons' offensive coordinator under Jim Mora from 2004-06  when Michael Vick was the quarterback. Atlanta reached the NFC title game in 2004  but Mora and his staff were dismissed after the Falcons missed the playoffs the next two seasons.\nThe most recent stop in  Knapp 's 30-year coaching career was Denver  where he worked from 2013-16 as quarterback coach and passing game coordinator. In 2014  Peyton Manning set NFL records by throwing for 5 477 yards and 55 touchdowns.",
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            "input": "Skipperâs portfolio was poised to grow. Disney recently announced a planned acquisition of 21st Century Fox that includes 22 regional sports networks likely to fold into the ESPN umbrella. Instead  Monday morning  Skipper  placed calls to  his  top executives informing them directly of the announcement  while ESPN communications employees placed calls to the sports leagues to let them know what was coming.\nTop executives and many of ESPNâs on-air personalities were shocked at Skipperâs resignation  expressing their appreciation for the support  he  gave their careers. âThis person has created everything that exists here at ESPN for us â Dan Le Batard said on his radio show  tearing up as he announced the news to his audience.\nâ John Skipper  is one of the finest people Iâve ever worked for â Jemele Hill  who was suspended by  Skipper  earlier this year  wrote on Twitter.\n Skipper  joined Disneyâs magazine publishing unit in 1990  after working at Rolling Stone and Spin Magazine. In 1998  he  helped launch ESPN The Magazine  which  he  continued to supervise even as  he  crafted multibillion dollar deals with sports leagues across the globe. In 2000  he  was promoted to oversee ESPN.com and ESPNâs other internet properties  and in 2005  he  became the companyâs head of content. As head of the network   he  pursued a strategy of acquiring media rights to the most sought-after events rather than trying to produce original programming.",
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            "input": "Actress Gal Gadot has confirmed that  Hollywood producer Brett Ratner  will not be involved in the “Wonder Woman” sequel  calling the decision “the right thing to do” after multiple women have come forward with sexual harassment allegations against  him .\nWATCH: Gal Gadot responds to report she didn’t want to work with Brett Ratner  who has faced sexual harassment allegations  on next installment of Wonder Woman pic.twitter.com/rBuSH2CE2Z — TODAY (@TODAYshow) November 15  2017\n“She’s tough and stands by her principles. She also knows the best way to hit people like Brett Ratner is in the wallet ” a source with Warner Bros. told the publication.\nDavid M. Benett via Getty Images Actress Gal Gadot has confirmed that accused sexual harasser Brett Ratner will not be involved in the \"Wonder Woman\" sequel.\n“Wonder Woman” director Patty Jenkins also recently said on Twitter that the allegations against  Ratner  have left her “extremely distressed.” She added that she stands with and defends “all of the men and women who are revealing these horrific encounters all over this industry and this world.”\nJenkins’ statement came after she presented  Ratner  with an award at the Jewish National Fund dinner. Gadot  who was initially scheduled to present it  backed out at the last minute  Variety reported.\nMichael Kovac via Getty Images More than a half a dozen women have come forward with disturbing allegations against Hollywood producer and director Brett Ratner.\nLast month  former marketing executive Melanie Kohler wrote a Facebook post in which she accused  Ratner  of raping her over a decade ago. An attorney for  Ratner  denied the allegation and served Kohler with a defamation lawsuit  ABC News reported.\nThe Los Angeles Times published allegations last week from six women who say they were either sexually harassed or abused by  Ratner  in some way.\nThose women include actress Natasha Henstridge  who accused  Ratner  of masturbating in front of her and then forcing her to perform oral sex on him in the early 1990s. Olivia Munn also accused him of masturbating in front of her between the 1990s and early 2000s.\n Ratner ’s attorney  Martin Singer  “categorically” denied the accusations printed in the Times.",
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            "input": "MUHORONI   Kenya  (Reuters) -  Kenya ’s repeat presidential election  boycotted this week by millions  has reignited long-running tensions between ethnic communities in some areas  leading inhabitants of one small village in the west to pick up traditional arms on Saturday.\nOn one side of Koguta are Kalenjins  here ardent supporters of President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Kalenjin deputy  William Ruto. But the Luos across the road support opposition leader Raila Odinga  who called for a boycott of the vote because he said it would not be fair.\nIn Thursday’s vote   Kenyatta  only faced six minor candidates  none of whom won more than 1 percent in August  and that and the low turnout have quashed  his  hopes of securing a decisive mandate to lead east Africa’s richest economy.\nDeputy president William Ruto   Kenyatta ’s running mate  told CNN on Saturday he expected the final tally from the vote to be ready by Sunday:",
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            "input": "Getting ready to make a major speech to the National Assembly here in South Korea  then will be headed to China where I very much look forward to meeting with President Xi who is just off his great political victory. â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 8  2017\nLooking forward to a full day of meetings with President Xi and our delegations tomorrow. THANK YOU for the beautiful welcome China! @FLOTUS Melania and I will never forget it! pic.twitter.com/sQoUWIGAiQ â  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 8  2017\nOn  the former  Trump  appears to have laid down  his  cards. The hard-line speech  he  delivered before the South Korean National Assembly on Wednesday poured scorn on Pyongyang. âNorth Korea is a country ruled as a cult â  he  said. âAt the center of this military cult is a deranged belief in the leaderâs destiny to rule as parent-protector over a conquered Korean Peninsula and an enslaved Korean people.â\nLater in the speech   Trump  gave North Korea a sharp warning: âDo not underestimate us â  he  said. âAnd do not try us.â\nIt's not just a matter of sending tough messages to the North Koreans â who quickly dismissed  Trump 's remarks as the ravings of a âmad dog.â  Trump  and hawkish figures within  his  camp see China as both the problem and the solution to addressing North Korea and have long insisted that Beijing do more to squeeze its otherwise-isolated neighbor.\nâTo those nations that choose to ignore this threat or worse still  to enable it  the weight of this crisis is on your conscience â  Trump  said in Seoul.\nBut no matter how hard  Trump  will try  it's emphatically clear that the Chinese don't see eye-to-eye with the Americans. Although they have no affection for North Korean despot Kim Jong Un  they fear both the chaos that the collapse of Kim's regime could create as well as the prospect of a unified  pro-American Korea on its doorstep. While they are increasing economic pressure on Pyongyang  they are unlikely to cut off the spigot to any extent that would provoke genuine instability. Instead  China advocates a diplomatic track that could lead to negotiations  although potentially with conditions to which neither the United States nor its regional allies may be inclined to agree.\nâThere are big differences in the way of thinking between the United States and China on North Korea â Yang Xiyu  a former Chinese Foreign Ministry negotiator on North Korea  said to the New York Times. â Trump  thinks of North Korea too simplistically â that if China cuts off the oil  the nuclear issue will be solved.â\nOn trade  China will give  Trump  the useful headlines  he  seeks. The White House is expected to announce lucrative deals between U.S. and Chinese companies that could be worth as much as $250 billion  according to Bloomberg News. But it's not expected to win to any real Chinese concession on the larger structural concerns surrounding the trade imbalance between the countries.\nâEven if Xi and  Trump  sign import and investment agreements  as anticipated  Trumpâs demands will do little to either reduce the trade deficit or restore American jobs (which have largely been lost to automation  not to China) \" Mira Rapp-Hopper wrote in Foreign Affairs.",
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            "input": "This is the second attempt to pass the H-2C visa-workers bill out of the House Judiciary Committee  which is chaired by  Virginia GOP Rep. Bob Goodlatte .  His  Virginia district includes several turkey and chicken processing plants which employ many low-wage migrants and refugees. The prior vote was canceled October 3  when the farm-industry lobbyists could not win enough votes from reluctant Republican and Democratic legislators.\nThe committee tried to weaken opposition by announcing the surprise vote on Monday  one day before the planned Tuesday-morning session.  Goodlatte  has also scheduled time for a vote on Wednesday  giving more time for the industry lobbyists to strong-arm legislators.\nIf  Goodlatte ’s bill allowed farm workers to get citizenship  most would quickly migrate into towns to compete for better jobs. That migration would force down wages paid to urban Americans  and would also leave the farms free to replace the departed workers with another wave of temporary or illegal workers.\nTo win the support of pro-American reformers and voters   Goodlatte ’s bill is being packaged with a popular bill that would require companies to verify that new hires can legally work in the United States. That is a top priority for immigration reforms groups because it would reduce the iring of illegal immigrants and force up wages for Americans. The “E-verify” bill was developed by Texas Rep. Lamar Smith  and it titled the Legal Workforce Act.\n“The U.S. pork industry is suffering from a serious labor shortage ” said NPPC President Ken Maschhoff  a pork producer from Carlyle  Ill. “We commend  Congressman Goodlatte  for sponsoring this important legislation  which allows undocumented workers already in the United States to continue working in vital agriculture jobs.” “The U.S. pork industry needs a viable agriculture workforce to remain globally competitive ” Maschhoff said. “The current visa programs are not working for pork producers or for the broader agriculture community. The Goodlatte bill will rectify this.”",
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            "input": "Neither could  Vincent Brown   41  who plans to use the camera on the phone to take pictures for his bakery business. Five friends joined him on the line.\n Brown  says is looking forward to the Face ID facial recognition and says  he  wonât miss the home button. âThe home button is kind of aggravating to  me  â  he  says. As for the price   Brown  said  he  already spent around $1 000 for an iPhone 7 Plus.\n Vincent Brown  has been here since 6:45 with friends. Runs a bakery in the Bronx  excited for the camera which will help  his  business pic.twitter.com/hWIyMKLS8r â Eli Blumenthal (@eliblumenthal) November 2  2017\nWhile Chen and  Brown  plan to buy the phone for personal use  others were likely looking to make a quick buck reselling the phone  especially with the X reportedly in short supply. Many people on the line spoke little or no English  or were reluctant to talk to USA TODAY about why they were willing to camp out. Apple limits each individual buyer to two phones.",
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            "input": "\"Fresh Off the Boat\" producer  creator and  writer Eddie Huang  has penned his own story about what he says was a sexual assault that happened two decades ago  in an essay for New York Magazine's The Cut.\nAs the essay goes on   Huang  had powerful words for other victims and said  he 'd been inspired by those who have recently spoken out.\nAfter a day on the slopes during the trip   Huang  said  he  and  his  roommate planned to meet friends later. But they were interrupted by one of the trip's chaperones  who unexpectedly knocked on their hotel room door that day   he  said.\n\"I get knots in my stomach and blood rushes to my brain when I begin to write this \"  Huang  admits. \"I think it’s anger  but I’m not sure. More than anything  I just feel powerless to the memory.\"\nAfter asking to use the boys' shower   Huang  wrote that the man came out naked  sat on the foot of his bed and \"that’s when panic set in.\"\n Huang  says the unnamed man sat there reading the bible  fully aroused.\nFollowing an incident at a book signing in California   Huang 's friend was having a panic attack and asked  \"Have you ever felt this before?\"\nThat's when  Huang  said  he  told  him  about  his  21-year-old secret  adding  \"somehow I felt better.\"\n\"For 21 years  I hung onto that feeling of being hijacked and humiliated. It’s come back at different times in various forms  but that night in Oakland  I let it go \"  he  said. \"Over the last year  I told four other people close to  me . Each of them had their own story and that’s when I realized how deep this rabbit hole goes.\"\n.@MrEddieHuang on why  he  denied  his  sexual assault for 20 years [Link] — New York Magazine (@NYMag) November 8  2017\n He  was struck by the Harvey Weinstein allegations that began early last month with dozens of women sharing their alleged stories of sexual harassment and abuse.\n\"I saw the alert on my phone for a New York Times article about Harvey Weinstein and his assaults on women \"  Huang  adds. \"I read it over and over and over angry for the victims and angry that we ever fell for Weinstein and Miramax ... A Band-Aid had been ripped off and a memory triggered that I had deliberately locked away. All of the emotions came rushing back  but again I hung onto my safe place on the sidelines. 'I’m not a victim ' I said to  myself . 'This isn’t me.'\"\n Huang  finished  his  essay with a message to all victims of assault or harassment  letting them know they are never alone.",
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            "input": "Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon  is likely to meet with special counsel Robert Mueller next week  NBC News reported Tuesday  citing a source familiar with the process.\n Bannon  who headed President Donald Trump's campaign down the stretch of the 2016 election   has come under scrutiny recently due to  his  quotes in Michael Wolff's explosive book \"Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House.\" According to the book   Bannon  ripped two of Trump's adult children  Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr.\n Bannon  reportedly struck a deal last month with Mueller's team to avoid testifying before a grand jury. The former Breitbart News chief was the first close Trump staffer or confidant to be served a grand jury subpoena related to Mueller's probe of possible collusion between the campaign and Russia.  Bannon  left the White House in August.\nThe news of  Bannon 's possible meeting with the special counsel comes as the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee said the panel should begin contempt proceedings against  Bannon  if  he  refuses to come back and testify about alleged Russian meddling in the election.\nLast month   Bannon  had refused to answer questions about  his  time in the White House during a closed-door session with the House intelligence panel.",
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            "input": "Dermatologist Toral Patel  owner of D&A Dermatology in Chicago   said that after trying on makeup  patients have arrived in  her  office with pinkeye  cold sores  bacterial infections and boils.\n\"It's not you  \" Patel  said  \"it's the people before you.\"\nViruses  like the herpes virus that causes cold sores  need a human host to survive   Patel  said  but they can last long enough on lipstick to travel to someone else.\n\"It can happen anywhere  \" Patel  said. \"It's not a matter of the neighborhood drugstore versus a high-end department store.\"\nIf you must sample   Patel  said  it's better to apply on your wrist or neck — a spot that's not as noticeable below the jawline — should your luck run out. And never  ever  dab around an open sore or a scratch.\nIf there's one thing  Patel  advises avoiding  it's applying near eyes  where skin is more sensitive.\n\"The minute someone dips their tester in there more than once  it's no longer a single-use tester  \" Patel  said.\n Patel  herself doesn't try on makeup in stores — \"not anymore \"  she  said. Instead   she  notes  many stores are flexible with returns  allowing you to try at home.\nAlternately  ask the person at the counter if he or  she  can sterilize an applicator. They should have an alcohol spritzer  which kills germs.",
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                "Toral Patel"
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            "input": "Makoto Ishikawa believes his life was saved by a nozomi loan.\n The 47-year-old has an office job and also runs a family rice farm. Last year  he began drowning in debt to pay his two children's college fees and buy new farm equipment.\n \"So many bills began piling up \" he said. \"I realized I needed help.\"\n His plight sounds much like that of millions worldwide in these tough times  but Japan is different. Here banks set stringent conditions for loans  forcing borrowers to rope relatives and friends into guaranteeing repayment.\n Ishikawa  partly self-employed  was typical of the hard-luck cases in this city of rice farms  cattle ranches and hot springs. But rather than abandon hope  he went to the local bank  which referred him to city hall.\n The city assigned him a case worker  who got him legal advice and eventually a 10-year personal loan of 8.2 million yen ($93 000)  at 7.9 percent interest  which he used to consolidate his debt.\n Ishikawa's debt payments are about $1 000 a month -- half of what he had struggled to pay before.\n \"The loan gave me breathing room  and now I actually have some money left over every month \" he said. \"The nozomi loan saved me before my troubles drove me toward suicide.\"",
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            "input": "Alt-right social media personality and author of âGorilla Mindset â  Michael Cernovich   is bidding $500 000 according to a new report.\n He âs up against tech billionaire and Pay Pay founder Peter Thiel  a bitter foe of the site founded by Nick Denton that was forced into bankruptcy after it lost an invasion of privacy lawsuit to wrestler Hulk Hogan [real name Terry Bollea] in 2016.\nâFor the past eighteen months I have assembled a video and audio crew who are talented at creating viral content â  Cernovich  was said to have written to Gawker bankruptcy plan administrator William Holdenat Dacarba law firm  according to The Hive on VanityFair.com which broke the story on Tuesday. âI also work with a network of independent journalists. Since Gawker has brand recognition  a blog with a high page rank  and two large social media accounts  my team will be able to leverage these properties to continue my journalistic work.â\n Cernovich   a die hard Trump supporter  who calls his adversaries âcucksâ has argued  among other controversial stances that there is no such thing as rape.\nBids were due Jan. 10.  Cernovich âs letter was dated Jan. 9  according to VF.\nAlt-right social media personality and âGorilla Mindsetâ author Mike Cernovich has submitted a bid of $500 million  according to a report on Tuesday.\n Cernovich  will have to outbid tech billionaire and PayPal founder Peter Thiel  a bitter foe of the site founded by Nick Denton.\nâFor the past eighteen months I have assembled a video and audio crew who are talented at creating viral content â  Cernovich  wrote in a letter to Gawker bankruptcy plan administrator William Holden   according to Hive on VanityFair.com  which first reported on the  Cernovich  bid.\nâI also work with a network of independent journalists â  Cernovich  wrote in the letter. âSince Gawker has brand recognition  a blog with a high page rank  and two large social media accounts  my team will be able to leverage these properties to continue my journalistic work.â\nBids for Gawker were due Jan. 10.  Cernovich âs letter was dated Jan. 9  according to VF.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "\"But neither assumption is correct \" said Frank Newman  a former deputy secretary of the US Treasury and now chairman and chief executive of Shenzhen Development Bank  a Chinese commercial bank.\n Making Chinese products more expensive in the United States will do nothing to shift production to US factories  he said in a commentary in the magazine Foreign Policy. It may instead nudge production to other developing countries.\n In addition  Newman said  a large proportion of goods imported from China are not end-state products  but components ready for assembly.\n A US auto manufacturer that uses Chinese car seats  for instance  pays more for the seats under a strengthened yuan and then either cuts into its profits or charges higher prices on the finished vehicle  he explained.\n That final step  he said  added just four dollars of value to the phone  whose components come from other countries.\n He said a revaluation of the yuan not only would make Chinese exports relatively more expensive but also would decrease foreign demand for Chinese-made goods  negatively impacting local production and creating \"a feedback loop through to domestic employment and wages.\n \"In the extreme  this threatens social stability  and China is certainly not the poster child for social stability  he warned.\n \"Given the foreign interests and investments in China  it is not entirely clear to me that a yuan revaluation that catapults China into recession would not result in a global contagion effect \" he said.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Glenn Beck  looks like the dad in a Disney movie.  He ’s earnest  geeky  pink  and slightly bulbous.  His  idea of salty language is bullcrap. The atmosphere at  Beck’s  Mercury Studios  outside Dallas  is similarly soothing  provided you ignore the references to genocide and civilizational collapse. In October  when most commentators considered a Donald Trump presidency a remote possibility  I followed audience members onto the set of The Glenn Beck Program  which airs on  Beck ’s website  theblaze.com. On the way  we passed through a life-size replica of the Oval Office as it might look if inhabited by a President Beck  complete with a portrait of Ronald Reagan and a large Norman Rockwell print of a Boy Scout. On one side of the main stage hung a drawing of an old pickup truck  captioned “Edward Janssen Farms.” (Janssen was Beck’s maternal grandfather; Beck’s family sells a line of American-made clothing that bears the Janssen name.) Over the truck  in large type  was the word honor. On the other side of the stage sat an old-fashioned radio and a comfy blue armchair. The scene was warmly reassuring  except for the television offstage  which was blaring an advertisement for a year’s worth of “emergency survival food” to be consumed in case society unravels.\n Beck  asked an audience member to lead a prayer  then filming started. Someone asked  “How do we get people to come together?”  Beck  responded by citing a book called Pendulum  which argues that as the result of generational change  history shifts in 40-year cycles between “me” eras and “we” eras. In 2003  he explained  America entered a “we” era  a time when individual identity weakens and group identity strengthens. “ ‘We’ generations ”  Beck  declared  produce “genocidal monsters”: The past three “we” generations coincided with the French and American revolutions  Karl Marx and the Civil War  and the Holocaust. Americans can survive the coming “onslaught ”  he  reassured  his  viewers  but to do so will require great character.  He  mentioned Dietrich Bonhoeffer  who was hanged for resisting the Nazis.  He  invoked Gandhi  who fasted in an effort to prevent India’s Hindus and Muslims from murdering each other. Then  Beck  stopped for a commercial break  during which  he  chatted amiably with  his  audience about the impending collapse of America’s banks. Later in the show  a questioner suggested that Americans were turning away from God.  Beck  said  he ’d been thinking a lot about the prophet Jeremiah  who vainly warned the Israelite kings that catastrophe was near. Finally  when the Babylonians were about to sack Jerusalem  Jeremiah urged the Israelites to accept national enslavement  because it was God’s will.  Beck  saw a contemporary lesson: “Sometimes you have to pay the price for what you’ve done.” Then  he  started talking about Donald Trump’s assault on the Bill of Rights.\nAmidst the misery of the 2016 presidential campaign   Beck  showed unusual courage. Many conservative pundits opposed Trump. But they mostly worked for mainstream media institutions like The New York Times  The Washington Post  MSNBC  and CNN. They didn’t rely on Trump supporters to pay their salary. Conservative talk-show hosts  who stoke right-wing populism for a living  reacted very differently. Sean Hannity appeared in one of Trump’s campaign videos. Laura Ingraham spoke at the Republican National Convention. Rush Limbaugh declared in March that  “with the case of Trump  there’s a much bigger upside than downside.” In July  Hugh Hewitt wrote  “Of course I am voting for Donald Trump.” Even the most moralistic conservative talkers—including William Bennett and Dennis Prager  who have made careers of arguing that private character is key to political leadership—endorsed Trump. Mark Levin  who hosts a popular show on the Westwood One radio network  vowed not to. “Count me as Never Trump ” he declared in April. But in September he announced  “I’m voting for Trump.” Among big-time national conservative talk-show hosts  Beck—who is tied with Levin for the third-largest listenership after Limbaugh and Hannity—was a rare exception. He didn’t just oppose Trump. He compared him to Hitler. He warned that Trump was a possible “extinction-level event” for American democracy and capitalism. In an attempt to defeat Trump   Beck  campaigned during the primaries for Ted Cruz. Then  when Cruz endorsed Trump   Beck  apologized for having supported him.\nOne longtime sponsor of  Beck ’s radio show reportedly tried to pull its ads in protest. In May  SiriusXM briefly suspended  Beck  for implying that if Congress wouldn’t stop a President Trump  Americans might have to do so by force. Nonetheless   Beck  held firm in  his  opposition.  He  considered voting for Hillary Clinton  but ultimately went for the independent candidate Evan McMullin. Why? The answer lies in the very catastrophizing that makes  Beck  sound like a kook. In the mid-1990s   Beck  was  by  his  own account  a “despicable human being ” a divorced  alcoholic  drug-addicted shock jock for a Connecticut radio station.  He  once put on a banana suit and leaped into a pool of Styrofoam.  He  repeatedly considered suicide. Eventually  Beck  got sober and fell in love with the woman who would become  his  second wife. But she refused to marry  him  until they found a religion. So the couple embarked on a “church tour” and were baptized as Mormons in 1999. Many Americans revere the Constitution. Mormons like  Beck  consider it sacred. For a time   Beck  remained apolitical. “I didn’t pay attention to anything until September 11  nothing  nothing ”  he  explained to me after the taping  as we sat in  his  office. “I couldn’t have told you the Bill of Rights in any great detail.”  He  describes 9/11 as “a turning point for me.”  He  was by then hosting a show in New York  and remembers walking from Ground Zero to  his  studio and reading on air a 19th-century hymn written by a Mormon pioneer fleeing Missouri on  his  way to Utah.  Beck  says  he  felt a special calling at that moment. “If you have a position on the gate and you don’t warn the people of what you see ”  he  remembers thinking  “you’re to blame.”\nEver since   Beck  has imagined  himself  as a sentry perched on the national ramparts  warning of looming disaster. Usually  that disaster manifests itself as a threat to the Constitution. Which  given Mormon history  makes perfect sense. Many Americans revere the Constitution. Mormons  however  consider it sacred. In Doctrine and Covenants  a book of Mormon scripture  God says  “I have established the Constitution of this land by the hands of wise men whom I raised up unto this very purpose.” According to polling by David Campbell  a Notre Dame political scientist  94 percent of American Mormons believe that the “Constitution and the Bill of Rights are divinely inspired.” That’s only two points lower than the percentage who believe that the Book of Mormon is. But Mormons don’t just consider the Constitution sacred. They believe that its violation has allowed their persecution. Why did the governor of Missouri in 1838 call for Mormons to “be exterminated or driven from the State”? Why were Mormons forced to travel halfway across the continent—leaving the borders of what was then the United States—in order to find sanctuary in Utah? Because America’s leaders disregarded the country’s sacred texts. Today  many Mormons see defending the Constitution the way many Jews see opposing genocide: as a way of honoring their ancestors and affirming their identity. In recounting his own religious conversion   Beck  told me about a parade that he claimed Mormon settlers held upon reaching Utah  after having been expelled from the United States. “The women carried the Declaration of Independence and the men carried the Constitution ” he said. “And the whole point was that people may let you down  people will violate the principles  but the principles are true.” Such a parade likely never happened. Two scholars of Mormonism told me they had never heard of it. But the story nonetheless illustrates the Constitution’s centrality to  Beck ’s identity  and to the identity of many Mormons. According to legend  the Mormon leader Joseph Smith prophesied in 1843 that the Constitution would one day “hang by a thread” and be saved by “the elders of Zion ” by which he meant Mormon men. Church authorities say the quote is apocryphal. Campbell’s polling  however  finds that a majority of Mormons believe it’s true. And yet  Campbell argues  Mormons tend not to accentuate these views publicly. Mormon culture  he told me  emphasizes a “moderate way of speaking.” Think Mitt Romney or Orrin Hatch. Campbell  who is Mormon himself  says that’s in part because many Mormons are desperate to be accepted by a mainstream that has long rejected them. They’re fearful of looking like fanatics or nuts.\n Beck  is not. Perhaps because  he  converted to Mormonism as an adult   he  never imbibed  his  co-religionists’ anxiety.  He  has publicly invoked Smith’s alleged prophecy at least five times  most recently in March. Warning Utah voters of the threat Trump posed   Beck  reminded them that “the body of the priesthood is known to stand up when the Constitution hangs by a thread.” More problematically for liberals   Beck  invoked the prophecy three times in late 2008 and early 2009 to describe Barack Obama. This is the irony underlying  Beck ’s current stance: The same doomsday sensibility that helps him appreciate the menace posed by Trump led him to massively exaggerate the menace posed by Obama—and thus to breed the hateful paranoia on which Trump now feeds.  Beck   in fact  pioneered some of Trump’s most disturbing themes. At the beginning of Obama’s first term   Beck  repeatedly called the president antiwhite. In 2010   he  wondered why Obama “needlessly throws  his  hat into the ring to defend the Ground Zero mosque.  He  hosts Ramadan dinners  which a president can do. But then you just add all of this stuff up— his  wife goes against the advice of the advisers  jets to Spain for vacation. What does she do there? She hits up the Alhambra palace mosque. Fine  it’s a tourist attraction. But is there anything more to this? Are they sending messages?” Trump opponents may appreciate  Beck ’s Hitler analogies now that they’re directed at The Donald. But during the first 14 months of the Obama administration  according to Dana Milbank’s book Tears of a Clown:  Glenn Beck  and the Tea Bagging of America   Beck  and guests on  his  Fox News show invoked “fascism ” “Nazis ” “Hitler ” “the Holocaust” and “Joseph Goebbels” 487 times. For good measure   Beck  in 2007 said that Hillary Clinton sounds like “the stereotypical bitch.”",
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            "input": "The petition  which has garnered more than 20 000 signatures Monday  asks for a “full honors” military burial for  Peter Wang   who reportedly died helping others escape lunatic gunman Nikolas Cruz.\n“His selfless and heroic actions have led to the survival of dozens in the area.  Wang  died a hero  and deserves to be treated as such  and deserves a full honors military burial.”\nThe JROTC is an Army program that trains potential officers  and  Wang  hoped to attend the US Military Academy at West Point.\n Wang ’s funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon in Coral Springs  Florida.",
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            "input": "More than half the seats in Catalonia ' s 135 - seat parliament will be occupied by pro - independence parties .  Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy ' s own right - wing People ' s Party alone looks to lose 60 % of their seats  . But there ' s one person who most certainly won ' t be sitting in one of those seats   even though — thanks to a YouTube video that ’  s  been viewed almost a million times —  he  most likely did more than a little to help Thursday ' s overwhelming pro - independence win . “ The situation on Oct . 1 changed everything  ” Albano Dante Fachin told BuzzFeed News as  he  cleaned out  his  office inside Catalonia ’ s parliament building on Thursday night . Oct . 1 was the day Catalonia held a referendum on whether to separate from Spain   a move the Spanish government had tried desperately to prevent . Police and other armed forces were sent into the region to try to keep people from the polls   but Catalan leaders still declared a victory for the independence movement . After the vote   the Spanish senate triggered Article 155 of the country ’ s constitution   which stripped the region of its autonomy . Thursday night ’ s snap election was called by Rajoy after he used his new authority to dissolve the Catalan parliament and imprison eight politicians . Catalan President Carles Puigdemont fled to Brussels   where he has been campaigning via livestream and social media . It ’ s been a hectic election full of vicious identity politics   disorienting misinformation   and increasing paranoia among Catalans about Spanish governmental overreach . Seven major parties were vying for seats on Thursday . But for most voters   instead of thinking of things in terms of right and left   it was a decision between a pro - Catalan independence voting bloc and a rival bloc of parties that have campaigned on Catalonia remaining a part of Spain . For Catalans   it came down to a race between the left - wing progressive party Esquerra Republicana on the “ independentista ” side and economic liberal party Ciudadanos on the unionist   a victory for either deciding the region ’ s future relationship with Madrid . There was one party   though   that tried to stay out of the independence debate . Podemos   a left - wing anti - corruption party that was founded in 2014 out of Spain ’ s Occupy Wall Street equivalent   resisted choosing a side . But thanks to Fachin   its now - former general secretary   it ended up having one of the biggest impacts on this week ’ s vote . Fachin shocked Catalans last week after he announced via YouTube video that he was resigning from Podemos and voting for a pro - independence party . The video has currently been watched over 800   000 times and   according to Spanish media   it ’ s the most watched video of the election . His decision to vote for an independence party to protest Spain ’ s crackdown on the region   and not because he agreed with the results of the Catalan referendum   became a lightning rod on social media .",
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            "input": "On how bridge stakeouts near the Chattahoochee River led police to Wayne Williams in May 1981\nLindsey: A police recruit heard a splash down there in the water by the bridge  and that was FBI special agent Mike McComas  and he was in charge of the bridge stakeouts in Atlanta. And there were about 14  15 bridges they were staking out for 30 days. And this recruit hears a large splash  which he thinks is a body  shines his flashlight on the water but doesn't see anything — sees ripples. They see a car up there on the bridge. They stop it  and then they find  Wayne Williams . And you know  after that they begin to tail  Wayne Williams  and look into this guy.\nAlbright: Three days later  the body of Nathaniel Cater was found about 500 yards downriver. So that's what clued them into that that must be  you know  they theorized that was the body  he  dropped that night. It wasn't long after that  he  was arrested.\nOn the case that investigators built against  Wayne Williams\nLindsey: It was carpet fibers and dog hairs they were able to link from  Wayne Williams  —  his  car   his  home — to some of the victims. Besides that  everything else was mostly circumstantial. And  he  obviously had failed a couple of polygraph tests  but those were inadmissible in court. Besides that  they didn't have much against  him .\nOn why  Williams  was only convicted of the murders of two adults\nLindsey: The biggest question that surrounds that case is  \"If  Wayne Williams  is the Atlanta Monster  is the Atlanta child murderer  then why was  he  only convicted of killing two adults?\" And that's how the families feel  that's how some people in the community feel. It just doesn't add up all the way.\nOn what happened after  Williams  was arrested\nAlbright: And it was a shaky pattern to begin with. Some of these kids had stab wounds  some of them had genital mutilation  some of them were beaten with objects  some of them were just strangled. They were found in various places  various counties  so there's not a distinct pattern that you would think of  like when you  you know  people who are accustomed to watching serial killer movies or hearing about this serial killer calling card  there was nothing like that  that definitely tied Wayne Williams to all of these victims.",
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            "input": "A month ago  Jared Kushner - President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser - made a surprise trip to Riyadh to meet with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman  the fellow son of a world leader who is making waves with crackdowns and modernization efforts.\nKushner  36  flew commercial and the White House only announced the visit once he was already on the ground. There were no news releases touting the specifics of his meetings  which included two days of one-on-one and small private audiences with Salman  32. White House officials said the trip was part of  Kushner 's effort as Trump's adviser to build regional support for peace between Israelis and Palestinians.\nJust days after  Kushner  landed back in Washington  Salman launched a purge of allegedly corrupt Saudi officials also seen as rivals to the prince and his father  King Salman.  Kushner  had no knowledge or advance warning of the move  and the topic was not natural for the two to discuss  a White House official close to  him  said. \"Jared's portfolio is Israeli-Palestinian peace  and he respects what his lane is \" the official said.\nThe journey revealed  Kushner  as a figure who seems both near the center of power and increasingly marginalized at the same time.  His  once sprawling White House portfolio  which included walk-in privileges to the Oval Office  has been diminished to its original scope under Chief of Staff John Kelly  and he has notably receded from public view.\nHis still-evolving role in the investigations of Russian election interference and possible obstruction of justice also make him a potential risk to Trump  even as he enjoys the special status of being married to the boss's daughter  Ivanka  and serving as one of the president's senior confidants.  Kushner 's family faces additional pressures over a troubled New York City skyscraper at 666 Fifth Ave.  which he purchased in his role as head of his family's real estate business but which he has divested from since entering the administration.\nIn a rare interview in his West Wing office earlier this month - a silver bowl of Halloween candy still on the table -  Kushner  offered his own version of the fable of the fox  who knows many things  and the hedgehog  who knows one important thing.\nThis portrait of  Kushner  comes from interviews with Kushner himself  as well as 12 senior administration officials  aides  outside advisers and confidants  some of them demanding anonymity to offer a more candid assessment.\nAllies say  Kushner 's subtle shift into the background of the West Wing reflects  his  natural inclination to work hard and eschew the limelight  while  his  enemies gloat that it stems from a series of avoidable missteps that are the result of  his  political naivete. Following recent reports  which the White House denied  that the president privately blames  Kushner  for Mueller's widening probe  Breitbart  the conservative website  snarkily dubbed him  \"Mr. Perfect.\"\nSome aides scoff at the notion that  Kushner  isn't still whispering to the president about official business. But one of Kelly's conditions for taking the job was that everyone  including  Kushner  and  his  wife  had to go through  him  to reach the president  and Kelly has made clear that  Kushner  reports to  him   aides said.\nThe new hierarchy is part of Kelly's effort to sideline  Kushner   said one Republican in frequent contact with the White House  though others say the order Kelly has imposed has simply liberated  Kushner  to focus on  his  own portfolio - and eased some of the animosity  his  colleagues felt toward  him .\n Kushner  said  he  welcomes the change. \"The order allows this place to function \"  Kushner  said. \"My number one priority is a high functioning White House  because I believe in the president's agenda  and I think it should get executed.\"\n He  still maintains the broad portfolio  he  took on at the beginning of the administration that made  him  a punchline among aides on Capitol Hill: Peace in the Middle East  as well as Canada  Mexico and China  and overseeing the Office of American Innovation  an in-house group that focuses on tackling longer-term government challenges.\n He  attends meetings of  his  innovation group once a week  often on a Tuesday or Wednesday for an hour-long check-in and progress update. The innovation office launched with great fanfare in March  but some aides recently said they could not pinpoint exactly what it has accomplished.\n Kushner  and  his  allies reject that assessment  saying the office is focused on long-term projects. They say  for example  that the group helped the Department of Veterans Affairs launch their electronic medical records initiative in June  with  Kushner  expediting the process by calling Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and asking him to send over people from his department to help.\n Kushner  is one of the advisers helping on negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement  and  he  accompanied Trump on the first half of  his  Asia trip earlier this month.\nBut the main focus for  Kushner   an Orthodox Jew  is working to bring peace in the Middle East - a task that has bedeviled negotiators far more experienced in the region for generations. What  Kushner  brings to the effort  say several senior White House officials  is personal relationships with players on all sides and a willingness to bet on long shot outcomes.",
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            "input": "TOKYO (Reuters) - Bitcoin is likely to become a new asset class in its own right  such as gold or stocks  which can be traded by major investors and regulated  not simply a crypto-currency   Leo Melamed   Chairman Emeritus of CME Group (CME.O)  said on Tuesday.\nFILE  PHOTO - Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) group's Chairman Emeritus Leo Melamed  speaks during an interview with Reuters in Tokyo June 30  2014. REUTERS/Yuya Shino\nCME   the world’s largest derivatives exchange   last week announced that  it  would launch the futures contract of bitcoin  marking a major step in the digital currency’s path toward mainstream acceptance.\n Melamed  said  he  expects major investors to take part in bitcoin futures  which  the exchange  plans to start by the end of year.\n“That’s a very important step for bitcoin’s history... We will regulate  make bitcoin not wild  nor wilder. We’ll tame it into a regular type instrument of trade with rules ”  Melamed  told Reuters in an interview.\nThe futures will allow investors to short-sell bitcoins  making two-way bets possible  a development that  he  expects will attract major institutional investors  not just speculators.\n Melamed  was elected chairman of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in 1969.  He  moved to Chicago in  his  youth  having fled Nazi-occupied Poland with  his  family.\nMelamed’s parents were among a small number of Jews to flee to Lithuania after Germany invaded their native town of Bialystok in Poland   he  said.\nThere   his  family obtained visas to Japan  thanks to a diplomat  Chiune Sugihara  who helped resettle thousands of refugees despite Tokyo’s policies at the time.",
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            "input": "The Smiths disgust mounted when  after repeated demands  Toyota finally responded and appeared to suggest the owners of the vehicle were at fault.\n\"When we finally forced Toyota to respond in writing  we received a five- sentence analysis stating  and I quote  'When properly maintained  the brakes will always over-ride the accelerator.'\n\"Well  we know that's a lie  and we were outraged that Toyota would suggest in that statement also that the brakes have to not properly be maintained in order for that to happen and the car had less than 3 000 miles on it.\"\nSmith said they took their complaint to the National Center for Dispute Settlement but described the proceedings as a \"total farce.\"\nThe local field technician for Lexus participated in the hearing by speakerphone despite being based only an hour away  and testified that Smith had \"caused this problem by standing on the brakes while spinning the tires.\"\n\"Well  of course  we were furious that Toyota called us liars a second time \" Smith said.\nUndeterred  the Smiths took their case to the federal National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).\nBut although the agency sent investigators to probe the circumstances of the incident  the SmithsSmiths said neither NHTSA nor Toyota took their case seriously. Eventually  and reluctantly  they gave up their case in 2008.",
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            "input": "On the surface   Representative Blake Farenthold ’ s arc this week is familiar : Politician is accused of bad behavior ; politician is accused of even more bad behavior ; politician announces he ’ ll leave office . In the case of the Texas Republican   that came after the series of scathing exposes in The New York Times and then CNN . The Times described an alcohol - sodden   sexually charged office in which “ women would discuss which male lobbyists had texted them pictures of their genitals   and both men and women would talk about strip clubs and whether certain Fox News anchors had breast implants .” CNN heard that Farenthold screamed at staffers   called them “ fucktards  ” made rude comments about a staffer ’ s fiancee   and left the staffer in severe pain with daily vomiting . By Thursday morning   Farenthold was announcing he wouldn ’ t run for reelection   though he intended to serve out his term . ( His ability to follow through will depend on whether further revelations emerge   and what sort of political pressure he receives — especially from other Republicans .) Related Story Who Survives a Sexual - Harassment Allegation ? But Farenthold ’ s case is also significant for its deviation from the normal pattern . Thus far   a strange dichotomy has developed within claims of sexual harassment . The last two months have seen many women newly inspired to share stories of bad behavior   be it recent or two decades ago . The men they are accusing have in many cases been toppled   for sins ranging from groping and lewd comments to rape . Meanwhile   men who stood accused of harassment or abuse before the sudden downfall of Harvey Weinstein have   for the most part   managed to remain in positions of power . It is as though accusations B . H . ( Before Harvey ) are grandfathered in . Farenthold   however   breaks the pattern : Even though stories of sexual harassment surfaced as early as 2014   that didn ’ t inoculate him . Examples of this grandfathering effect abound . Within politics   the most glaring example is President Trump . It has become truism to note the dissonance between his continued tenure as president   despite having been recorded boasting about sexual assaults   even as other abusers are forced from office — sometimes over behavior that is at once unacceptable but also less serious than the allegations against Trump . Trump is hardly alone   though .  Clarence Thomas  continues to enjoy  his  lifetime appointment at the Supreme Court   despite the allegations Anita Hill lodged against  him  during  his  confirmation hearings . Representative Alcee Hastings   a Florida Democrats   was known to have been sued for sexual harassment several years ago   though Roll Call only revealed the $ 220   000 settlement paid to his accuser last Friday . Bill Clinton was impeached for lying about his affair with Monica Lewinsky but survived office and has enjoyed a post - presidential career as a globetrotting elder statesman and grand old man of the Democratic Party . ( Clinton ’ s past behavior did play a role in his wife ’ s loss in the 2016 presidential race   and while there is a move to reassess his legacy   it comes so late in his career as to be barely consequential .) Outside of politics   there are plenty of other examples . Dylan Farrow   who has long accused Woody Allen of sexual abuse ( and whose brother Ronan Farrow helped break the Weinstein story )  wrote in the Los Angeles Times   “ Why is it that Harvey Weinstein and other accused celebrities have been cast out by Hollywood   while Allen recently secured a multimillion - dollar distribution deal with Amazon   greenlit by former Amazon Studios executive Roy Price before he was suspended over sexual misconduct allegations ?” Across entertainment   from R . Kelly to Casey Affleck   man accused of harassment or worse have kept their careers alive .",
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            "input": "(CNN) A number of  Roy Moore 's supporters in  his  US Senate race in Alabama have variously dismissed or downplayed the reporting in The Washington Post that  Moore  pursued sexual relationships with teenage girls when  he  was in  his  early 30s.\nIn a series of tweets   Moore  denied the allegations and said  he  would \"NEVER GIVE UP the fight\" for Senate.\n\"The Obama-Clinton Machine's liberal media lapdogs just launched the most vicious and nasty round of attacks against me I've EVER faced!\"  he  wrote. \"We are in the midst of a spiritual battle with those who want to silence our message.\"\n\"The forces of evil will lie  cheat  steal -- even inflict physical harm -- if they believe it will silence and shut up Christian conservatives like you and me \"  he  added.\nCNN spoke to about a dozen Alabamians about the allegations against  Moore . Here's how they said they are dealing with the bombshell accusations.\nMike Allison  pastor of Madison Baptist Church  said he knows  Moore  as \"a man of integrity \" he told CNN.\nFormer Alabama Chief Justice and US Senate candidate Roy Moore speaks at a rally in Fairhope  Alabama.\nIf the allegations are true  \"I think that would just be between him and his good Lord \" she added. \"Even if they prove to be true  I still would support Roy Moore because I feel as if that happened in the past.\"\n\"Judge Roy Moore is winning with a double-digit lead. So it is no surprise  with just over four weeks remaining  in a race for the US Senate with national implications  that the Democratic Party and the country's most liberal newspaper would come up with a fabrication of this kind.\nCNN correspondent Martin Savidge spoke to  Moore 's brother  Jerry Moore  over the phone. Savidge said that the brother felt  Moore  was \"being persecuted  in his own words  like Jesus Christ was.\"\n\"I don't think he's done nothing like that \" said Alphonso Bradford  who said he plans to vote for  Moore . \"Why didn't it come up seven to eight months ago when he was running? All of a sudden two weeks from now  all this stuff comes up. I believe it's a lot of BS. I really do.\"\nPastor Bruce Jenkins  of Young's Chapel  said he's known  Moore  to be a fair man.\nJerry Pow  the Bibb County Republican chairman  also told The Toronto Star that he would still vote for  Moore  over his Democratic opponent  Doug Jones\n\"I would vote for  Judge Moore  because I wouldn't want to vote for Doug. I'm not saying I support what he did \" Pow said.\nChristopher Word  an attorney in Gadsden  said his opinion on  Moore 's candidacy hasn't changed -- but that was \"more so to do with Doug Jones than  Judge Moore himself .\"",
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            "input": "Swiss President Doris Leuthard and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker  attend a news conference in Bern  Switzerland  November 23  2017. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth\n The head of the EU Commission  Jean-Claude Juncker  and Swiss President Doris Leuthard  gave an upbeat assessment of ties  which are on the mend after the Swiss parliament last year skirted voters’ calls for curbing immigration from the bloc.\nBut  Leuthard  said Switzerland was on track to contribute another 1.3 billion Swiss francs ($1.33 billion) in “cohesion payments” to the EU budget over 10 years as a sign of solidarity. Legislation would go to parliament next year.\nSwiss President Doris Leuthard and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker leave after a news conference in Bern  Switzerland  November 23  2017. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth\nSwiss Federal President Doris Leuthard talks to European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker during Juncker's official visit in Bern  Switzerland  November 23  2017. REUTERS/Peter Klaunzer/Pool",
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            "input": "On February 11   Andy Ternay  wore a shirt that read “FUCK TRUMP AND FUCK YOU FOR VOTING FOR HIM” on the front and “FUCK THE RACIST ALT-RIGHT” on the back while out dining with his partner. In a Facebook post   Ternay  detailed his experience wearing the shirt at the First Watch café in Richardson  Texas  which concluded with the restaurant manager asking him to leave—and an police officer arriving to the scene.\n“We ask to tip our server for occupying her table  get drinks to go and leave. One table of white people applauds ” he continued. While in the parking lot  a black server approached him and explained he quit on the spot after seeing the restaurant ask  Ternay  to leave.\n Ternay  told The Daily Beast that the only direct comments  he  received were positive and from people of color. “[A] Latino lady at the register thanked me [and] two African American servers said my shirt was awesome.”\n He  said  he  wore the shirt because  he  wants  his  friends  neighbors  and family members to know where  he  stands.\n“I don’t want people of color  Muslims  LGBTQ [people]  immigrants to feel alone ”  he  said. “The proper use of white male privilege is to help lift others. To speak truth to power.”\n He  says  he ’s worn the shirt before and the only negative responses people gave were eyerolls. After the First Watch incident   Ternay  claimed in  his  post  a police officer met him in the parking lot.\n Ternay  made clear  he  did not want to condemn the restaurant nor did  he  plan to boycott—“These things are never easy for businesses  and the workers were polite and professional ”  he  wrote—but says  he ’s gotten vitriolic messages sent to  him  on social media since  his  post went viral—42K shares and counting. The responses are ironic  considering the expletive-filled shirts and sentiment expressed by the pro-Trump camp. But it’s the black folks and other people of color that have reached out to  him  that worries  him  most.\n“I have gotten heartbreaking messages from African Americans saying they have lost faith in their white neighbors—they are no longer confident their neighbors have their back ”  he  told The Daily Beast. “My shirt was a reassurance they are not alone.”",
            "output": [
                "Andy Ternay"
            ]
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            "input": "Prabhu Ramamoorthy   a 34-year-old Indian citizen approved to live in the U.S. on a travel visa  was arrested at Detroit Metropolitan Airport and later charged with aggravated sexual abuse  The Detroit News reported.\nThe 22-year-old woman said she was sleeping in the window seat and awoke to find her pants and shirt unbuttoned  according to the complaint obtained by the Detroit Free Press. She also said that  Ramamoorthy  was shoving  his  “fingers in her (genitals) and vigorously moving them.” She said  he  did not stop until she was fully awake.\nFederal prosecutors said that  Ramamoorthy  did this while  he  sat between the victim and  his  wife.\nThe woman  who “appeared visibly upset and was crying ” immediately reported the incident to the flight attendants  who offered her a different seat  per The Washington Post.  Ramamoorthy  was arrested once the plane landed.\n Ramamoorthy  later told an FBI agent that  he  ”‘might have’ undone (the woman’s) bra while playing with it  and that he had cupped her (clothed) breast.” He also told authorities that he attempted to put his finger in her vagina “but was not successful.”",
            "output": [
                "Prabhu Ramamoorthy"
            ]
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            "input": "The Knicks have agreed to trade  Anthony  to the Oklahoma City Thunder  according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.\n Anthony  will join reigning MVP Russell Westbrook and recently acquired Paul George.\n Anthony  had a no-trade clause and according to Wojnarowski  Westbrook and George played an \"immense part\" in convincing Melo to waive the clause for the Thunder.\nRussell Westbrook and Paul George played an immense part in getting  Anthony  to waive no-trade for OKC  league sources tell ESPN. — Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) September 23  2017\nReports during the offseason had said for several months that  Anthony  would only be willing to waive that provision for a trade to the Houston Rockets. However  it had become clear in recent weeks that the two sides were unlikely to agree to a deal with the Knicks unwilling to accept Ryan Anderson in a deal as he is owed $60 million over the next three seasons.\n Anthony  will also waive  his  \"trade kicker\" as part of agreeing to the trade.  Anthony 's contract had a provision that  he  would be paid an additional $8.1 million if traded. If  he  would have demanded that the kicker be honored  it would have increased  his  2017-18 salary and would have further complicated the trade in terms of the salary cap and would have also increased the Thunder's luxury tax  which will already nearly double to $27.8 million because of  Anthony 's added salary.\nWith training camps set to open this week  pressure had been growing on the Knicks to find a deal and for  Anthony  to increase the number of teams  he  was willing to be dealt to. Without a trade  the two sides would have faced an awkward reunion prior to the start of the season.",
            "output": [
                "Thunder Carmelo Anthony",
                "Anthony"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-3d29aa5e01014d51804455940e3fba04",
            "input": "Show of hands of everybody who thinks  Senator Al Franken  should be drummed out of  his  Senate seat  due to  his  horrendous behavior with women…\n“I’m embarrassed and ashamed. I’ve let a lot of people down and I’m hoping I can make it up to them and gradually regain their trust ”  Franken  told The Star-Tribune in a Sunday phone interview. “I’m looking forward to getting back to work tomorrow ”  Franken  said.\nI’ll give it to  Franken . While others who have been charged with being the absolute cads they are get all defensive and stumble all over themselves in the process   Franken  is mewling and subdued  hoping that offering up  his  belly will be enough to get  him  off the hook.\nThen  he ’s playing turtle and hiding  his  head in  his  shell.\nOf those who said  he  grabbed their bottoms during photo-ops (at least one being at an event to honor women… gee whiz)  you must know that you were just another butt in the crowd.\n“I don’t remember these photographs  I don’t ”  Franken  told the paper. “This is not something I would intentionally do.”\nWe can expect  Franken  to continue on with this pathetic display of faulty memory and fake remorse  at least until the next crop of women hit the news.\nUntil then  what happens to  him  could be up to the Minnesota voters and the next election.",
            "output": [
                "Al Franken"
            ]
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            "input": "NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell  said Wednesday  he  wants to see the league's rulemaking competition committee \"start over\" from scratch this offseason and rewrite the sport's complicated catch rule by employing a common-sense approach.\n\"From our standpoint  I think I would like to start back  instead of adding to the rule or subtracting [from] the rule  start over again and look at the rule fundamentally from the start because I think when you add or subtract  then it still leads to confusion \"  Goodell  said at  his  annual state-of-the-league address during Super Bowl week.\nParticular attention should be given   Goodell  said  to the portion of the rule that requires a receiver who goes to the ground while making a catch to maintain possession of the football while on the turf.\n\"You look at the catch-no catch rule  the officials are officiating it correctly \"  Goodell  said. \"What we have to do is find a rule that we think is going to address what we think should be a catch and no catch.\"\nTo that end   Goodell  said  a group of players  coaches and officials met at the NFL's offices in New York in recent weeks  spending about three hours studying approximately 150 plays to attempt to determine what should and shouldn't be ruled a legal catch.\n\"I think we have some very good ideas that we're going to submit to the competition committee \"  Goodell  said. \"I think there will be a lot of focus on going to the ground  which I think is a big part of the confusion for everyone with respect to that rule. And I think we've got a great opportunity here to get this rule right so that everyone understands and appreciates it and that's not the focus going forward.\"\nStill   Goodell  said Wednesday  he  thinks that progress is possible.\n\"I'm not here to tell you there won't be controversy \"  he  said. \"But I believe we can get to a much better place.\"",
            "output": [
                "Roger Goodell"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-b15bc0f33d00423db3c7823953e1317a",
            "input": "As Americans mourned the death of  the Rev. Billy Graham  on Wednesday  most remembered  him  as a pastor with the ability to lead thousands to Jesus  take presidents under his wing and console a nation after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.\nBut it was in the suburbs of Chicago where  he  learned how to amplify  his  voice as a preacher.\nIt didn’t take long for  Graham  and the congregation of Western Springs Baptist Church   his  first pulpit after graduation from Wheaton College  to conclude  he  was better suited to preach in stadiums than sanctuaries.\n“This is where  he  got a taste of glory  a taste of fame and the gratification that comes from speaking to huge crowds ” said Grant Wacker  author of “America’s Pastor:  Billy Graham  and the Shaping of a Nation ” a biography of the national icon. “And  he  got the response  he  was looking for.”\nIndeed   Graham ’s first revivals and rallies in downtown Chicago’s Orchestra Hall and Soldier Field — forerunners to  his  later international crusades — launched the evangelist into the spotlight for decades to come and steered legions of people to church.  His  pioneering use of mass media including radio  television  magazines and motion pictures only broadened  his  reach.\n Graham  died Wednesday at 99 at  his  home in Montreat  N.C. Wheaton’s president  the Rev. Philip Ryken  said commemorating  Graham ’s significant contributions to Christian ministry for the many generations born after  his  heyday would remain a long-term commitment of the flagship evangelical institution.\n“I think  Billy Graham  will be regarded as one of the greatest Christian leaders of the 20th century ” Ryken said  “and that legacy will last a very long time. ”\nGraham  a native of North Carolina   was already an ordained Southern Baptist pastor and graduate of Florida Bible Institute (now Trinity College of Florida) when  he  sought a liberal arts education and bachelor’s degree at west suburban Wheaton College in 1940.\n Chicago Tribune historical photo Evangelist Billy Graham  class of 1943   speaks at the commencement exercises at Wheaton College on June 11  1951.  Evangelist Billy Graham  class of 1943   speaks at the commencement exercises at Wheaton College on June 11  1951. (Chicago Tribune historical photo) (Chicago Tribune historical photo)\nAfter hearing the 21-year-old Graham preach in Florida  two members of the Wheaton College board  including the brother of its incoming president  hired  Graham  as their caddy on a golf course and offered to pay  his  first year of tuition if  he  attended the college.\n He  studied anthropology  which some say expanded  his  horizons beyond the biblical theology training  he  already had received.\n“It did make  him  aware in new ways of how societies work  how cultural values are shaped  things  he  could draw upon  especially as  he  traveled the world ” said Edith Blumhofer  a professor of history at Wheaton College.\nBut even more important than the college curriculum were the people  he  met and walked alongside for decades to come  she said  including  his  future wife  Ruth Bell  a fellow student and daughter of Presbyterian missionaries.\nIt wasn’t until 1941  that  Graham   then a 23-year-old college sophomore  took his place before a congregation. The Wheaton College president at the time  V. Raymond Edman  recommended that Graham replace him in the pulpit of Wheaton’s United Gospel Tabernacle.\n“It was where he acquired managerial skills for inspiring and leading organizations and expressing his ministry  not only by preaching but through other people ” said  Robert Shuster  who oversees the Billy Graham Center Archives  housed at Wheaton.\n“He was not preaching what a pastor would normally preach to a church audience ” said one of Graham’s former classmates  the late Glyn Evans  in an interview with  Shuster  for the archive several years ago.",
            "output": [
                "Billy Graham"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "President Trump  said on Nov. 1 that  he  will blame Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn if a tax overhaul that  he  supports fails in Congress. (The Washington Post)\nThe idea had already been rejected one day earlier by House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Tex.)  who had said it risked bogging down the process. But  Trump   in two Twitter posts Wednesday  pushed the idea  which has gained currency with some Senate Republicans. The biggest proponent of the idea is Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.).\nWouldn't it be great to Repeal the very unfair and unpopular Individual Mandate in ObamaCare and use those savings for further Tax Cuts….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 1  2017\n….for the Middle Class. The House and Senate should consider ASAP as the process of final approval moves along. Push Biggest Tax Cuts  EVER — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 1  2017\nIn his Twitter post   Trump  is referring to a provision of the Affordable Care Act known as the “individual mandate ” which is a penalty that some Americans must pay if they don’t have health insurance. The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that repealing the individual mandate would save more than $300 billion over 10 years and lead to about 15 million fewer Americans having health insurance because of a range of effects.",
            "output": [
                "Donald J. Trump"
            ]
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            "input": "“Initially there is a high number of players and then over time consolidation happens ”  Klaus Helmrich  said on Wednesday at the launch of a global user organization for Siemens’ MindSphere platform  which competes with General Electric’s Predix and others to help customers gather data from machines.\n“I don’t think we will end up with one platform worldwide. There will be a handful or two handfuls in the mid to more distant future ”  Helmrich  said  comparing the proliferation of industrial software platforms with the smartphone industry  which has ended up being dominated by Apple and Samsung.\nSiemens already has more than 800 000 intelligent sensors in buildings and machines  including trains and healthcare equipment  putting it in a strong position   Helmrich  said.\n“It is a solid basis for the start of the business and makes us optimistic about scale effects ”  he  said  adding that being first to gather a critical mass of software developers and users is crucial to winning customers  much as Apple’s large developer community made its app store the most attractive.",
            "output": [
                "Klaus Helmrich"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "The set of the BBC ’ s flagship soap opera EastEnders is to include an Islamic mosque as part of a £ 15 million makeover   despite not having a church and featuring only one Muslim family in the cast . The famous fictional Albert Square   which is in fact at Elstree Studios   has served as the EastEnders set for 30 years and is now to be demolished . A mosque will be located just off the square and will be the set ’ s first religious building . There are several prominent born - again Christians in the cast   including veteran Dot Cotton   who are forced to hold Christian meetings in a community centre . Churches   off set   largely only appear in the programme for weddings and funerals . The new set will be 20 per cent larger than the current one   The Sun reports   with BBC sources claiming it has been designed to reflect a more “ authentic ” version of East London . The public service broadcaster has also discussed a radical Islam and terrorism plotline . “ It ’ s been considered and discussed  ” a source told the paper . The new set will “ be as authentic as East London today   including a mosque … [ it ] will better reflect the East End on screen as well as increase the potential for storylines  ” the source added . The Masoods – including dad Masood Ahmed   daughter Shabnam   and son Tamwar – are the only Muslim family currently in the show . It ’ s 33 years to the day that the first episode of # EastEnders was broadcast . Take it away Ian … pic . twitter . com / I9zdEVnJoW — BBC EastEnders (@ bbceastenders ) February 19   2018 Following the Islamic State terror attacks in Paris   left - wing apologists widely praised a “ meaning of Islam ” speech in the show   when  Tamwar Masood  argued Islam was a peaceful   non - political ideology to  his  non - Muslim girlfriend . The BBC consistently champions various “ progressive ” causes in its dramas and fiction shows   and in 2015 they introduced a transgendered character to EastEnders   making it the first major UK soap opera to embrace transgender ideology . A 21 - year - old female - to - male transgender actor called Riley - Carter Millington played a transgendered character called Kyle in the show   introducing the phenomenon of transgenderism to a large national audience . Dominic Treadwell - Collins   Executive Producer of EastEnders   said at the time : “ It has been my intention for a long time to cast a trans actor playing a trans role – and we have been so careful to ensure that we cast the right actor for the part .”",
            "output": [
                "Tamwar Masood"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "“I’m not crying over spilled milk here — but we believed that ( Brady ) knew when we were pressuring  because  he  certainly got the ball out pretty quick ” said Spagnuolo.\n“I wouldn’t put it past the Patriots to do anything to win. They don’t care. Belichick is the kind of coach who’s like  ‘Forget you.’ Bill don’t care. He’s a rebel ” said Sheldon Brown  the ex-Eagles cornerback who started opposite Belichick’s and Tom Brady’s Patriots in that Super Bowl XXXIX. “It’s Bill’s way or no way.”\nTom Brady. (Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images)\nEven with  five-time Super Bowl champion Brady still behind center .\n“ Brady ’s definitely one of those guys you want to try and rattle  get  him  off of  his  spot. Try to get to  him  early and often and try to knock  him  down a few times ” said Kearse. “Then again  sometimes  he  gets up  wipes it off  just looks at you and then  back to the huddle.  He ’ll get another big play on you the next time.  He  has ice in  his  veins  for real.”",
            "output": [
                "Tom Brady"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-844adbb891df47dba1d2cc46a5a3c9ce",
            "input": "American Prospect editor Robert Kuttner is livid that because of the Democrats’ decades-long betrayal of working-class voters on issues like trade and illegal immigration   former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon  sees a huge opening to permanently win over these voters who were a monumental part of President Donald Trump’s historic movement in 2016.\nKuttner visited  Bannon  at the Breitbart Embassy for an on-background conversation last Thursday.  He  writes in the Prospect that “Democrats  the party of Roosevelt and Truman  of grand public works and strong labor protections  should be making it preposterous for  Bannon ” to be the champion of economic populism and is astounded that the two parties are “even in contention over who is the better friend of working people.”\nBut  Bannon  realizes that for  him  to successfully “crush” Democrats   he  must defeat the corporatist and milquetoast GOP establishment that has often been the Democrats’ best friend by easily allowing the left to portray right-of-center politicians as out-of-touch elitists who have no understanding about the concerns of working-class Americans.\nKuttner points out that  Bannon  is currently “organizing an electoral machine to Trump’s right  and certainly to the right of the Republican Senate leadership—and  he  hopes to bring that leadership down.”\n“For  Bannon   the victory in the Alabama Senate primary of former Judge Roy Moore over Mitch McConnell’s favorite  incumbent Luther Strange  was just the beginning ” he writes of the race that  Bannon  described as a battle between Moore’s “grassroots muscle” versus “Strange’s corporate money.”\nKuttner notes that after Moore’s victory   Bannon  declared: “This is a populist nationalist conservative revolt. It’s a revolt against the elites in this country. It’s a revolt against the globalists among those elites.”\nUnlike the bipartisanship for the 3.8 percent that elites like Chuck Todd insufferably are activists for  Kuttner writes that  Bannon  “continues to look for left-right common ground” on issues that will benefit American workers of all backgrounds.\n Bannon  told Charlie Rose during  his  60 Minutes interview that economic nationalism will be the great unifying force because “as long as you’re an American citizen  you’re part of this populous economic nationalist movement.”\n“Economic nationalism is what this country was built on. The American system—we look after our own. We look after our citizen  we look after our manufacturing base ”  Bannon  said on 60 Minutes. “And guess what? This country’s going to be greater  more united  more powerful than it’s ever been. This is not astrophysics. And by the way  that’s every nationality  every race  every religion  every sexual preference.”\n Bannon  also told Rose that the Republican establishment has never believed in the economic nationalist agenda that got Trump and elected and is “trying to nullify the 2016 election.”\nAfter his conversation with  Bannon   Kuttner writes that  “Bannon  believes that if Republicans will just embrace populist economic nationalism  they can become a workers’ party and the majority party for decades to come. He’s been on the road  recruiting primary challengers to knock off Republican incumbents—and carry that populist message.”\nKuttner points out that “Bannon’s current obsession is to blow up Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Republican Senate incumbents whom he regards as hostile to his brand of nationalism.” And he acknowledges that  Bannon  can find common ground with left-of-center voters on issues like Wall Street accountability and trade agreements “that allow cheap labor to compete with domestic labor.”\nAnd Kuttner even concedes that if  Bannon  can find good economic nationalist candidates  “centrist Democrats could be vulnerable.”\n He  also thinks that Republicans have no business “electing senators in states like Wisconsin and Pennsylvania ” but “as long as Democrats offer messages that blend Wall Street  globalism  and identity politics and fail to deliver a politics of class uplift  even extremist Republicans could keep winning.”\n“If  Bannon ’s criticism of establishment Republicans is withering   his  contempt for the failure of Democrats to take on their own Wall Street wing is boundless ” Kuttner concludes.\nIn a previous interview heard around the world with Kuttner   Bannon  told  him  that so long as Democrats obsess about identity politics  right-of-center economic nationalists will “crush” them.",
            "output": [
                "Steve Bannon"
            ]
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            "input": "Former Vikings coach Brad Childress  had a brief retirement — about a month — before being lured to  his  hometown team. The Bears are expected to hire  him  as an offensive consultant. SiriusXM’s Adam Caplan first reported the move.\n Childress   an Aurora native who attended Marmion Academy  spent the last five seasons on the Chiefs staff with Nagy  serving as a spread game analyst  offensive coordinator and assistant head coach last season.  Childress  has a long history as an NFL quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator under Andy Reid with the Eagles before spending five years as the Vikings head coach.\n Childress   61  retired from the Chiefs after  they  were eliminated in the wild-card round of the playoffs. In an appearance on “The Mully & Hanley Show” on WSCR-AM 670   Childress  was asked if Nagy could talk  him  out of retirement.\n“You never know ”  he  replied. “I never say never.”\nNagy has talked about  his  belief in quarterback Mitch Trubisky  and  Childress  was also very upbeat about the second-year quarterback.\n“I think those 12 games (of starting experience as a rookie) are really going to serve  him  well ”  Childress  said. “It’s not ideal that you change your coordinator  but looking at  his  aptitude and watching  him  in the seven hours we had  him  (on a pre-draft visit)   he ’ll jump in the (play) book   he ’ll know what is going on.  He  will be able to get some of the fine points  and I just think you’ll continue to see  him  grow and blossom.\nNow  Childress   who began  his  coaching career at Illinois in 1978  will be on board to watch Trubisky develop.",
            "output": [
                "Brad Childress"
            ]
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            "input": "BRUSSELS/BERLIN (Reuters) - On the eve of his trip to Europe  Rex Tillerson gave a speech last week that European allies had waited months to hear: an “ironclad” promise of U.S. support to its oldest allies.\n U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson  participates in a panel discussion after  his  remarks on U.S.-European Relations at the Wilson Center in Washington  U.S.  November 28  2017. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas\nThe question is whether European officials believe him  given tensions during his April visit to Europe  when Reuters reported  Tillerson  initially planned to skip a NATO meeting in Brussels and then only attended under pressure from allies.\n“If there were expectations that  Tillerson  might evolve into a counterweight to Trump  someone who could pass on messages from partners and exert moderating influence over American foreign policy – those expectations have been disappointed ” said Niels Annen  foreign policy spokesman for Germany’s Social Democrats in parliament.\nThe French have gone around  Tillerson  to develop contacts with U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis  White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and White House Chief of Staff John Kelly  while the EU’s top diplomat Federica Mogherini has gone directly to Vice President Mike Pence.\nOne European diplomat said  Tillerson  was in a difficult position from the outset because the Trump administration was hostile to Iran and brought in a team of generals who took a hard line  “so it never left  Tillerson  much room.”",
            "output": [
                "Rex Tillerson"
            ]
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            "input": "LaVar Ball  thinks  he  knows exactly why the Los Angeles Lakers are doing so poorly this year:  He  says it is because the players don’t want to play for a young coach.\nIn an interview with ESPN   Ball  claimed  he  has it all figured out.\nYou can see they’re not playing for Luke no more ”  Ball  said from a spa resort in Birstonas  where he is staying while his two youngest sons  LiAngelo and LaMelo  get ready to make their professional debuts with Lithuanian team Prienu Vytautas. “Luke doesn’t have control of the team no more. They don’t want to play for him.\nDespite that even Lakers forward Kyle Kuzma has admitted that the team is “playing like garbage ”  LaVar Ball  thinks the Lakers are “a good team.”\nInstead of blaming the players  though   Ball  is blaming the coach:\nAs evidence of this   Ball  cites the fact that the Lakers don’t high-five on the court. Ball doubled-down on his belief that Walton is too young  and even said that if Walton had top players such as LeBron James on his team  he wouldn’t be able to coach them either.\n“Even if you bring in a LeBron or a [Paul] George  he can’t coach them guys ”  Ball  said. “What is he gonna tell them? He’s too young. He has no control.”",
            "output": [
                "LaVar Ball"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-2c0695fbb9b7456797c9def047b06c29",
            "input": "Steinbrenner claimed in a court petition filed earlier in September that  Felix Lopez  has stalked and continuously tried to speak with her since  their  divorce settlement  which has a no-contact clause in it  became official in February  according to the Tampa Bay Times.\nShe alleges that  Lopez  has been calling her  sending her text messages and even showed up unannounced to her home in Tampa at least twice in September alone.\nIn the petition  Steinbrenner also claims that  Lopez  followed her to a CVS in Tampa on Aug. 24 and tried to speak with her.\nWhen she said he should not be contacting her   Lopez  allegedly replied “No contact means nothing. What are they going to do me?”\nFelix Lopez. (Cataffo  Linda/New York Daily News)\nSurveillance video at Steinbrenner’s home shows  Lopez  approaching the residence twice in September  once while trying to hide  his  face.\nSteinbrenner  the general partner and co-vice chairwoman of the Yankees  wants a court order prohibiting  Lopez  from contacting her in any way and not allowing  him  to be within 500 feet of her  her home  George M. Steinbrenner Field  and Kinsman Farm (in Ohio where the family houses their horses).\n Lopez  was a Yankees senior vice president from 2005-09.",
            "output": [
                "Felix Lopez"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-c33ade2e217a42679377423205f7aae0",
            "input": "Marine veteran Isaias Cintron  survived two tours of duty in Iraq only to be gunned down outside a Northwest Indiana bar after  he  returned home to Chicago a decade ago.\nFederal prosecutors in Indiana later linked the slaying to the Almighty Latin Kings street gang  who allegedly mistook the 24-year-old Cintron for a gang rival and opened fire with an AK-47 assault rifle as  he  pulled into the parking lot of the Portside Pub in Whiting on Jan. 18  2007.\nOn Thursday  11 years after  Cintron ’s slaying  authorities for the first time identified the alleged killer as Juan Jimenez  a reputed regional treasurer for the Latin Kings who went by the nickname “Beast.”\nA Tribune account of  Cintron ’s shooting in 2007 said the 24-year-old was home after an honorable discharge from the Marines when he went out with three friends.\n Cintron  was struck in the back and died at a nearby hospital.  His  friend  Vincente Hernandez  25  was grazed by a bullet on his left arm  police said.\n Cintron ’s sister  Jennifer  told the Tribune at the time that it was unbelievable to the family that  Cintron  survived combat in Fallujah but not an evening out in  his  own hometown.\n\"It's just like if anything was going to happen  it was going to be in Iraq ” she said. “Not when  he 's at home  when you're supposed to be safe.\"",
            "output": [
                "Isaias Cintron"
            ]
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            "input": "Against this backdrop emerged one of the more heartening stories of late  a reminder that beneath our ideological differences lies a common humanity and a shared commitment to make this nation a better place to live  even if we disagree profoundly on how to go about it. I'm referring to the grace and eloquence that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi demonstrated last week at the U.S. Capitol ceremony to unveil the statue of former President Ronald Reagan.\n Pelosi did not just go through the motions. She spoke of the late president's appreciation for bipartisanship and civility  and his sense of humor. She noted that his statue contained chunks of the Berlin Wall  a \"symbol of his commitment to national security and his success.\" She credited former first lady Nancy Reagan for her role in her husband's achievements  as well as for the impact of her advocacy of stem-cell research.\n Pelosi was obviously aware of all that  yet she saw fit to recognize the moment -- and the reality that the California Legislature had approved the statue replacement with just one dissenting vote -- with class and perspective.\n The contrast of the Reagan ceremony with the tone of contemporary politics could not have been more striking. PelosiPelosi herself has been a target of an overwrought Republican campaign to discredit her as a \"hypocrite\" because she failed to speak out about the Bush administration's plans to waterboard terrorist suspects after supposedly being briefed in 2002. So let's get this straight: The Bush gang stretches the law to authorize and inflict torture  and the most vigorous supporters of that policy want to deflect the heat on Pelosi  who -- even if she did remain silent after classified briefings -- clearly opposes the practice? It's a twisted political world.\n As Pelosi noted in her citation of Reagan's friendship with one of her predecessors as speaker -- Thomas P. \"Tip\" O'Neill  a proud lion of New Deal liberalism -- there is something special  something very American  about transcending partisanship on a human level  and of respecting ideological differences. These values too often get lost in the furor of modern political warfare.",
            "output": [
                "Nancy Pelosi"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Jaspreet Singh  29  of Melbourne  appeared in court Wednesday on charges of making a false police report and criminal damage with a view to gaining a financial advantage. He did not enter a plea and was released on bail.\n Singh told police he was parking his car when four men approached him  pushed him against the car  poured a fluid on him and set him on fire. Singh was burned on his arms  chest and face.\n But Detective Senior Constable Danielle O'Keefe told the court Wednesday that arson chemists and hospital staff had determined Singh's injuries and damage to his clothes and car were not consistent with his story.\n Investigators believe Singh made up the story of the attack after accidentally lighting himself on fire while torching his car in an insurance fraud scheme  O'Keefe said.",
            "output": [
                "Ranjodh Singh",
                "Singh"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-f8f3f2713526429fbb078a5e613d26af",
            "input": "Those accusations by anti-Syrian Lebanese politicians that quickly followed the killing of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri galvanized hundreds of thousands of their supporters to take to the streets in a powerful protest movement. It drove tens of thousands of Syrian troops out of Lebanon and ended decades of Syrian domination over its smaller neighbor.\n The first U.N. investigator into the Hariri assassination  Germany's Detlev Mehlis  said the plot's complexity suggested a role by the Syrian intelligence services and its pro-Syria Lebanese counterpart. But the two chief investigators who followed Mehlis have worked quietly and have not named any individuals or countries as suspects.\n Saad Hariri's comments Monday are part of a remarkable reconciliation between Lebanon and Syria. Hariri has worked to mend ties with Damascus over the past year  traveling to Syria five times.\n Hariri's explicit repudiation of blaming Syria removes one major obstacle to closer ties. It also comes at a time when Hariri and his Western-backed political bloc are struggling to maintain momentum as Syria's allies in Lebanon -- the Shiite militant group Hezbollah -- gain influence.",
            "output": [
                "Rafik Hariri"
            ]
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            "input": "In a grotto-style hall assembled for the show and decorated with fragments of mirrors   Dior’s creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri  reasserted  her  stamp on the French fashion house on the one-year anniversary of  her  arrival.\n“I enjoy fashion -- that’s what I want to say ”  Chiuri  told reporters after presenting the fashion house’s spring-summer 2018 show  in the ground’s of Paris’s Rodin Museum.\nA model presents a creation by  Italian designer Maria Grazia Chiuri  as part of  her  Spring/Summer 2018 women's ready-to-wear collection show for fashion house Dior during Paris Fashion Week  France  September 26  2017.  REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes\nChiuri  the first female creative director at Dior   came from Valentino and presented  her  first collection last September for the label  which is part of luxury goods specialist LVMH and is celebrating  its  70th anniversary this year.\n She  has sought to send strong messages to women in  her  designs  and Tuesday’s show opened with a model wearing a T-shirt that read: “Why have there been no great women artists?”",
            "output": [
                "Maria Grazia Chiuri"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari  head of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps   added that Iran had the capability to expand its missile range beyond that limit  the Washington Free Beacon reported  citing information from U.S. officials and regional reports.\nThe comments by  Jafari  appeared to be an effort by Iranian authorities to contrast their missile program  which they often describe as being for defensive purposes  against those of countries like North Korea  which has talked about launching missiles that can hit any U.S. city.\nSpeaking on the sidelines of a conference in Tehran   Jafari  told journalists that the capability of Iran's ballistic missiles was \"enough for now. \"\nJafari  said  he  didn’t believe that the U.S. and Iran would go to war anytime soon  though some may question  his  reasoning.\nReferring to the United States   he  said: \"They know that if they begin a war between Iran and the United States  they will definitely be the main losers and their victory will by no means be guaranteed. Therefore  they won't start a war.\"",
            "output": [
                "Mohammad Ali Jafari"
            ]
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            "input": "Rex Tillerson could be on  his  way to serving one of the shortest tenures of any Secretary of State in U.S. history.\n“There are no personnel announcements at this time ” White House spokesman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement. “ Secretary Tillerson  continues to lead the State Department and the entire cabinet is focused on completing this incredibly successful first year of President Trump’s administration.”\n“He’s here.  Rex  is here ” he said.\nIf  Tillerson  leaves in the next few months   he  would likely be viewed as one of the most underperforming secretaries of State in U.S. history with one of the shortest tenures to boot  say experts on American foreign policy.\n“It will ratify what is emerging as almost a consensus view that  Rex Tillerson  was the worst Secretary of State in modern time ” said Paul Musgrave  a political science professor at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst who studies American foreign policy. “I actually think there is a good case to be made  ever.”\nIf  Tillerson  leaves in the next few weeks   he  will have served for roughly a year  inordinately short for a first-term Secretary of State in the modern era. The last three first-term secretaries of State — Warren Christopher  Colin Powell and Hillary Clinton — all remained in their posts for the entire term.\nAside from his short time in office   Tillerson  has little to show as accomplishments.",
            "output": [
                "Rex Tillerson"
            ]
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            "input": "Five years ago  at age 24  model  Lauren Wasser  nearly died from toxic shock after using a tampon  which resulted in  her  losing  her  right leg and part of  her  left foot. Now   she  may lose  her  entire left leg as well.\n“Had I known toxic shock was real  and had I seen someone that had either lost limbs or spoke about it publicly  I would have never used tampons ”  Wasser  told People.\nThe model  who now appears on runways and ad campaigns with  her  gold prosthetic leg  is still struggling with the damage left behind from TSS. At the time of the initial incident in 2012   Wasser  told Vice that doctors wanted to amputate both legs  but  she  fought to keep the left one.\nA post shared by Lauren Wasser (@theimpossiblemuse) on Oct 9  2017 at 10:11am PDT\nNow  however   she  faces the possibility of becoming a double-amputee. “I'm in excruciating pain every day ”  she  told the Post.\nA post shared by Lauren Wasser (@theimpossiblemuse) on Aug 23  2016 at 6:29pm PDT\n Wasser  has made it  her  mission to warn other women about the risks associated with using tampons  as well as advocate for more transparency regarding feminine hygiene products. “I think this is my purpose and I wouldn't change it for the world ”  she  recently told The Washington Post.\nA post shared by Lauren Wasser (@theimpossiblemuse) on May 29  2017 at 9:30am PDT\nBesides being a public advocate and speaking out about the disease that changed her life   Wasser  is also working with Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney of New York to promote legislation that calls for the National Institutes of Health to help determine whether certain elements of feminine hygiene products are safe  the Post reports.\n“Toxic Shock Syndrome cost me my leg  but  years later  I have since dedicated myself to raising awareness about TSS prevention ”  Wasser  wrote in an Op-Ed for InStyle last month. “I want to educate women about the potential risks of using tampons. TSS has been killing and harming women for more than 30 years: let that sink in. How many lives is it going to take for something to change?”",
            "output": [
                "Lauren Wasser"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "PARIS (Reuters) - Renault (RENA.PA) said on Thursday its board had asked  Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn  to stay on for another four years and pursue closer integration with alliance partner Nissan (7201.T).\n Ghosn   63  should “take decisive steps to make the alliance irreversible” during  his  next term  to be proposed to shareholders at their annual meeting in June  the company said in a statement summarizing board resolutions.\nFrance  which owns 15 percent of Renault  has been pressing for a deeper tie-up with Nissan to ensure the carmakers’ 19-year-old alliance can survive the eventual departure of  Ghosn   its main architect.\n Ghosn  had earlier been expected to hand over the reins to a new CEO and move to a non-executive chairman role overseeing the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance.\nFrench state representatives had been pushing  Ghosn  since the middle of last year to hire a second-in-command with the managerial and international clout to succeed  him .",
            "output": [
                "Carlos Ghosn"
            ]
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            "input": "EDINBURG  Texas -- A former monk has testified that an ex-priest accused of killing a Texas woman in 1960 confessed to him three years after the killing. Dale Tacheny testified Monday in the murder trial of  John Feit   now 85  who is accused of suffocating Irene Garza after she went to confession at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in McAllen.\nWhile police had interviewed hundreds of people in connection with Garza's murder   Feit  was their focus.  He  was the last person to see Garza. However  no charges were filed against  Feit  at the time.  He  eventually left McAllen  and the case went cold amid what many believed was a cover-up by the church.\nTacheny said  Feit  confessed to  him  in 1963  after the church sent  Feit  to a Missouri monastery where Tacheny worked. The former Trappist monk said  Feit  expressed no remorse during the confession.\nTacheny said he didn't initially report the crime because it \"was not my place to make a judgment.\" The 88-year-old said he instead tried to counsel  Feit  to change his behavior toward women. But in 2002  Tacheny went to police in San Antonio and reported what  Feit  allegedly told  him  decades earlier.\nTacheny spoke to \"48 Hours\" in 2014 about what he says  Feit  told him and read excerpts of the letter  he  penned to investigators in 2002.\nAccording to Tacheny   Feit  said the woman was in her early 20s and that the murder happened around Easter  after  he  heard her confession.\n\" He  assaulted her  bound her and gagged her \" Tacheny says  reading from the letter to police. \"...Later  I do not remember if it was hours or days   he  moved her to another location  and after some time  he  placed her in a cellophane bag and put her into a bathtub. As  he  left   he  could hear her saying  'I can't breathe  I can't breathe.'\"\nAccording to Tacheny   Feit  said when  he  returned  the woman was dead.  Feit  allegedly said  he  disposed of the woman's body along a roadway. Garza's body was found days after she disappeared in a canal.\nInvestigators said  Feit  gave them conflicting versions of what happened the day Garza died in April 1960. They said  Feit  initially claimed  he  didn't take Garza's confession and that another priest was present at the time. But  he  later said  he  was alone and had taken Garza's confession  according to investigators.\n Feit 's attorney argues there is no physical evidence linking his client to the killing. He also said Tacheny made assumptions about the crime when he reported it to police in 2002.\nThe office charged  Feit  in Garza's death the next year.\n Feit  has pleaded not guilty.  He  denied killing Garza to \"48 Hours\" correspondent Richard Schlesinger in 2014.",
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            ]
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            "input": "It will be a busy year for royal weddings:  Princess Eugenie  is engaged to be married later this year  several months after  her  cousin Prince Harry's nuptials.\n Eugenie   the daughter of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson  will marry Jack Brooksbank in the fall  Buckingham Palace said Monday.\nThe 27-year-old Eugenie was the second child born to Andrew and Ferguson.\n\"Jack is  an absolutely outstanding young man and Eugenie  and he have got to know each other over a number of years  and I'm really thrilled for  them  \" the prince said.\n Eugenie  is the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and is eighth in line to the throne.\nThe palace said  she  and Brooksbank became engaged in Nicaragua earlier this month. They have been dating for a number of years.\n Eugenie  is a director at the Hauser and Wirth art galleries.",
            "output": [
                "Eugenie"
            ]
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            "input": "FILE - In this Jan. 7  2018  file photo  Jacksonville Jaguars running back  Leonard Fournette (27)  is stopped by the Buffalo Bills defense during the second half of an NFL wild-card playoff football game in Jacksonville  Fla. The NFL's top rushing attack is sputtering.  Rookie Leonard Fournette  has 174 yards rushing over Jacksonville's last three games  including 57 on 21 carries in a wild-card victory against Buffalo. The stammering ground game is a big reason the Jaguars are a touchdown underdog against Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Stephen B. Morton  File)\n Rookie Leonard Fournette  hasn't looked the same since spraining  his  right ankle against the Los Angeles Rams in mid-October.  He  ran for 181 and 130 yards in consecutive weeks against the Steelers and the Rams  respectively  and broke off long touchdown runs in both games.\n He 's topped the century mark twice — both barely — since.\n\"It's who we are \" Bortles said. \"We want to be able to run the football and do it different ways  so we have to figure it out  whether it's a during-the-week practice thing or execution thing on Sundays. ... It's a big part of  our  offense and who  we  are and who  we  want to be  so it's important that  we  figure it out.\"\nFILE - In this Jan. 7  2018  file photo  Jacksonville Jaguars running back  Leonard Fournette (27)  is tackled by Buffalo Bills cornerback Tre'Davious White (27)  left  defensive end Eddie Yarbrough (54) and nose tackle Rickey Hatley (94) during the first half of an NFL wild-card playoff football game in Jacksonville  Fla. The NFL's top rushing attack is sputtering.  Rookie Leonard Fournette  has 174 yards rushing over Jacksonville's last three games  including 57 on 21 carries in a wild-card victory against Buffalo. The stammering ground game is a big reason the Jaguars are a touchdown underdog against Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack  File)",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "id": "task419-6c5b7f21927840c793fcbdb0e6c45c2d",
            "input": "DUBAI (Reuters) - Bahrain’s top court on Monday upheld a two-year prison sentence imposed last year by a lower tribunal on  rights campaigner Nabeel Rajab  over comments  he  was alleged to have made to journalists  a rights group said.\nThe London-based Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy (BIRD) said in a statement that the Court of Cassation’s ruling was the last level of appeal in a case that began in mid-2016 when  Rajab  was arrested over tweets suggesting that security forces had tortured detainees in a prison.\n Rajab   a leading figure in pro-democracy protests that swept Bahrain in 2011  was convicted last year of making “false or malicious” statements about authorities in Bahrain.\nThe charges arose from a January 2015 interview cited by the prosecution  in which  he  was alleged to have said that Bahrain was holding political prisoners who were subject to torture.\nAmnesty International called  Rajab ’s imprisonment “a flagrant violation of human rights  and an alarming sign that the Bahraini authorities will go to any length to silence criticism”.\nThe U.N. human rights office last year called on Bahrain to “unconditionally and immediately” release  Rajab .\nBIRD said  Rajab   who underwent surgery for a bleeding ulcer last year  faces up to 15 years in jail over a second hearing related to comments  he  is alleged to have made on Twitter. A verdict is expected on February 21.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Higher prices and lower charges sparked a profit increase for Hershey Co. as the nation's second-biggest candy maker continued to push its brands to cost-conscious consumers and gain market share.\n The company also maintained its 2010 adjusted earnings and sales forecasts while boosting its quarterly dividend. The news sent Hershey's stock up 19 cents to $37 in premarket trading.\n Hershey  based in Hershey  Pennsylvania  recently said it would not bid for British rival Cadbury PLC. Cadbury shareholders are expected to vote on Kraft Foods Inc.'s $19.5 billion offer on Tuesday.\n In the prior-year period Hershey's charges totaled 23 cents per share.\n Sales grew 2 percent to $1.41 billion during the quarter which included Halloween and Christmas -- usually a strong period for the maker of Hershey's chocolate bars and Reese's peanut butter cups. Analysts expected $1.42 billion in revenue.\n West said the candymaker will launch its Hershey's Bliss white chocolate during the first half of the year  as well as continue to expand its Pieces product line to include Hershey's Special Dark  Almond Joy and York.\n The company expect to boost its ad spending by 25 to 30 percent to promote brands such as Reese's  Hershey's Kisses  Bliss  Twizzlers  Kit Kat and its namesake. New ad campaigns are also planned for Almond Joy  Mounds and York.\n Hershey said its earnings  combined with improved working capital and higher operating cash flow  led it to raise its quarterly dividend by 2.25 cents to 32 cents. The dividend will be paid on March 15 to shareholders of record Feb. 25.",
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                "Hershey"
            ]
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            "input": "James Franco  will be returning for the second season of HBO's \"The Deuce \" despite allegations of sexual misconduct from numerous women unrelated to the show  according to a new report from Variety  which was confirmed by ABC News.\nHBO reaffirmed an earlier position of support and said nothing has changed in recent weeks.  Franco  will continue to star in and produce the show about life in New York in the 70's and 80's  which looks at porn and prostitution in Manhattan.\nAfter this article came out in January  HBO showrunner David Simon went on the record  telling Variety \"Personally I can only speak knowledgeably to âThe Deuce.â Iâve checked with all my fellow producers and other personnel. We have no complainant or complaint or any awareness of any incident of concern involving  Mr. Franco . Nor has HBO been approached with any complaint.\"\nHBO says it reached out to staffers on 'The Deuce' and found no complaints about  Franco 's behavior [Link] â Variety (@Variety) February 14  2018\nDuring an appearance on CBS' \"The Late Show\" in January   Franco  told host Stephen Colbert that many of the allegations against  him  were \"not accurate.\"\n\"But I completely support people coming out and being able to have a voice because they didn't have a voice for  so long \" Franco  added. \"I don't want to  you know  shut them down in any way. It's  I think  a good thing and I support it.\"\n He  later commented again on \"Late Night with Seth Meyers.\"\n\"One of the things that I've learned is that this is a conversation that obviously needs to be had \"  he  told Meyers. \"There are people  women and others who have not been a part of this conversation ... I have my own side of this story  but I believe in ... these people that have been underrepresented getting their stories out  enough that I will ... hold back things that I could say just because I believe in it that much.\"",
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            "input": "We're gathering different points of view about this all weekend  and we're going to start with  Congressman Ryan Costello .  He  is a Republican.  He 's in  his  second term representing Pennsylvania's 6th District  which is northwest of Philadelphia. You might remember that reviving the steel industry was one of President Trump's campaign promises  and that's one of the factors cited in Mr. Trump's victory in Pennsylvania in the 2016 election. But  he  didn't win  Mr. Costello 's district  where Hillary Clinton won narrowly.\nAnd  Congressman Costello  is with us now. Congressman  thanks so much for speaking with us.\nRYAN  COSTELLO : Great to be with you. Strange bedfellows is an apt description for sure.\n COSTELLO : On the circumference of it  yes. Additionally - little known fact - the only domestic keg company in the country is in my district. And I spoke with them yesterday  and they are extremely happy with the decision because of what the price of aluminum from China is. So there's a lot of crosscurrents in terms of who supports this as well as - some who would normally support the president's economic policies have very deep-seated concerns over it.\n COSTELLO : Well  this is certainly doubling down to those who supported  him . And  he 's consistent here with whom  he  is looking out for. It does remain to be seen what the actual policy is. This is - this could - may at the moment be similar to withdrawal of the Paris accord - right? - which pleased  his  supporters but has not yet happened. So it remains to be seen formally what steps are taken.\nMARTIN: That's  Representative Ryan Costello .  He  represents the 6th District of Pennsylvania. We reached  him  in Chester County. Congressman  thanks so much for speaking with us.\n COSTELLO : Thank you. Have a good day.",
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            "input": "Pyeongchang (South Korea) (AFP)  – American prodigy Nathan Chen  became the first figure skater to land six quads as  he  set an Olympic record in the free skate at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics on Saturday.\nThe 18-year-old had bombed on Friday in a nervy short programme that left  him  languishing in 17th place going into the decisive day.\nBut  Chen  could yet grab a medal after a remarkable free skate that earned  him  215.08 points  one of the highest scores ever seen in the sport.\n Chen  did it on the back of six quads — four rotations in the air — breaking  his  own record of five set last year.\n“I have been working on it for a while. It’s never really fully come together ”  Chen  said.",
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            "input": "Kim Jong Nam is the exiled half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Here he is pictured at Beijing airport in China in 2007.\nAs of 2003  he lived in exile in Macau and other neighbouring regions  after falling out of favour with  his father who accused him of turning \"into a capitalist \" according to an email sent to the editor of the Tokyo Shimbun by Kim Jong Nam . He said: \"After I went back to North Korea following my education in Switzerland  I grew further apart from  my father  because I insisted on reform and market-opening and was eventually viewed with suspicion.\"\nIn 2012   Kim Jong Nam  heavily criticised  his  family's North Korean leadership.  He  said: \"The Kim Jong-un regime will not last long. Without reforms  North Korea will collapse  and when such changes take place  the regime will collapse \" according to excerpts from Japanese journalist Yoji Gomi in Tokyo Shimbun newspaper.\nOn February 13  2017   Kim Jong Nam  was about to leave on a flight to Macau where  he  lived with  his  wife and two children.\nBut  he  died on  his  journey. South Korea was quick to accuse North Korea of dispatching a hit squad to murder  him  at the airport in Kuala Lumpur  saying two female assassins poisoned  him  and then fled in a taxi.",
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            "input": "Secretary of State Rex Tillerson speaks during a media opportunity with Libyan Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj at the State Department in Washington  Friday  Dec. 1  2017. (Carolyn Kaster/Associated Press)\nWASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Friday denied he wants to oust Secretary of State Rex Tillerson  calling reports to that effect “fake news ” as his top diplomat brushed off speculation that he has lost the confidence of the White House.\nAs  Tillerson  went about  his  normal schedule of diplomatic activities  including two meetings with Trump  the president said his secretary of state is “not leaving.”\n“The media has been speculating that I fired  Rex Tillerson  or that  he  would be leaving soon - FAKE NEWS!” Trump tweeted. “He’s not leaving and while we disagree on certain subjects  (I call the final shots) we work well together and America is highly respected again!”\nThe tweet was Trump’s strongest endorsement of his top diplomat since senior White House officials on Thursday began telling reporters that a plan had been devised to push  Tillerson  out and replace him with CIA chief Mike Pompeo. Immediately after reports of the plan emerged  Trump offered only tepid support for  Tillerson   noting only that he was at the White House for a previously scheduled meeting.\nThe halfhearted backing amid the swirl of speculation over  Tillerson ’s imminent demise had threatened to impair  his  effectiveness  particularly as  he  prepares for an official trip to Europe next week.\nOn Friday   Tillerson  attended two meetings at the White House with Trump — one with Libya’s visiting prime minister and then a lunch with the president and Defense Secretary James Mattis. Before those meetings   Tillerson  told reporters at the State Department that speculation  he  was on  his  way out was “laughable.”\nTillerson aides had said the secretary was sanguine and remained comfortable in his role despite the turmoil in Trump’s national security team centering on him. Aides said  Tillerson  would continue to serve until the president asked  him  not to and stressed that such a request had not been made.\nAlthough  Tillerson  looks safe for now   he  will be losing a senior aide and conduit to the public in coming weeks.\nR.C. Hammond  who has run State Department strategic communications since  Tillerson  took office  will leave his post in mid-December  officials said.\nAfter a report in October that Tillerson had called the president a “moron ”  Tillerson  appeared before cameras to pledge fealty to his boss. Soon after  Trump publicly challenged his secretary to an IQ match.\nWhen  Tillerson  was tapped for the job late last year  many Trump critics expressed quiet relief that  he ’d picked a sober “adult” who could form a counterweight to the president’s brasher  more impulsive approach  especially on critical matters of war and peace.\nYet divisions on key foreign policy issues emerged quickly  and Trump has repeatedly undermined  Tillerson  by voicing positions at odds with his.\nWhen  Tillerson  in June called on Arab nations to ease their blockade on Qatar  Trump hours later lambasted Qatar for funding terrorism. Trump also deemed diplomacy with North Korea a waste of time  when  Tillerson  was pursuing just that.  Tillerson ’s advice to Trump to stay in the Paris climate deal and certify Iran’s compliance with the nuclear deal was similarly overruled.",
            "output": [
                "Rex Tillerson"
            ]
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            "input": "Carson Daly  got personal with Instagram followers  sharing a letter written by mother Pattie Daly Caruso nearly two decades before  her  actual death.\nAccording to his post  when  the letter  was written  Daly 's mother was \"in the thick of her breast cancer battle.\"\nCarson Daly shared a “goodbye” letter penned by his mother in 1998  nearly two decades before her actual death. (Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic)\n Carson Daly’s mother  dead at 73 after heart attack\n Daly's mother  died on Sept. 17 of an apparent heart attack  according to Us Weekly.  Daly  confirmed  her  passing in a statement to the publication.\n\"Kiki  as  she  was known to  her  grandchildren and many others  touched so many lives with  her  kindness   her  giant spirit and  her  love of life \" he wrote. \" She  will be terribly missed by  her  family and the world  but  her  spark will shine for eternity.\"",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The Bulls proceeded delicately  working with the NBA to determine a suitable suspension for Portis  finally arriving at eight games. They considered the version of events at practice that preceded Portis’ punch  which by several accounts implicated  Mirotic  as an aggressor. They respect  Mirotic ’s reluctance to interact with Portis  even as management supported the third-year forward by allowing him to practice during the suspension. They balance the likelihood  Mirotic  will need to be moved to another team with the reality  he  can’t be traded until Jan. 15 because of language in  his  two-year  $27 million contract.\nAt this point  it would surprise me if  Mirotic  ever puts on a Bulls uniform again. A trade or buyout of  his  $12.5 million salary looms. The most important step toward returning is one Mirotic has shown little interest in taking: Hashing it out with Portis in person — the way Kreutz and Miller once did with the Bears after their flare-up at an FBI gun range.\n“One would think that  Mirotic  and Portis would work things out and grow closer (but) maybe football players are different ’’ said Miller  happily retired and living in Texas. “Football players are very group-oriented and believe in the team mentality.’’\nIronically  as a team  the Bulls likely will benefit long-term from this awkward experience. The absence of Portis and  Mirotic  opened up playing time for rookie first-round pick Lauri Markkanen  who has taken advantage enough for coach Fred Hoiberg to project superstardom. And Hoiberg  who still was searching for credibility as his third season began  has demonstrated a stronger voice leading a young  developmental team learning  well  how to roll with the punches.\nWith Bobby Portis back  Bulls supporting him and  Nikola Mirotic  becomes tougher »\nHere’s when Bobby Portis and  Nikola Mirotic  should play »\nBulls will follow  Nikola Mirotic's  lead »",
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            "input": "If the written descriptions of  Matt Lauer ’s despicably creepy behavior toward  his  female colleagues published earlier today haven’t caused you to lose your appetite  this video might just send you over the edge.\nShortly after Meredith Viera started at Today in September 2006  a local NBC affiliate mistakenly stayed with the in-studio live feed during a commercial break and caught this interaction between  Lauer  and Viera  who was bending over the table to pick up her script.\nBy watching  Lauer ’s expression one can determine the exact moment Viera’s cleavage comes into his view. It’s difficult to say which is creepier –  Lauer ’s facial expression  or the way  he  tells Viera  “Pretty sweater. Keep bending over like that. It’s a nice view.”\n Lauer  acts as if talking to a co-worker like that is normal  and no one in the studio calls him on his behavior. It was clearly just a way of life at NBC News.",
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            "input": "Montana real estate agent Tanya Gersh  sued Anglin in April  saying  she  was threatened and harassed after  he  published  her  personal information on  his  website  The Daily Stormer.\nAnglin’s attorneys have filed a motion to dismiss the case  saying the court does not have jurisdiction over Anglin who is “not a citizen of any state.” As part of that motion   he  offered to tell the court where  he  was.\n Gersh ’s lawyers counter that Anglin is playing a “childish game of hide-and-seek” to avoid the legal consequences of  his  actions.\n Gersh ’s lawsuit said  her  family received a barrage of emails  phone calls and other messages after Anglin published their personal information that included  her  12-year-old son’s Twitter handle and photo.\n Gersh  says  she  was targeted after the mother of Richard Spencer — a leading figure in the white nationalist movement — accused  Gersh  of harassing  her  into selling property in Whitefish.\n Gersh ’s lawsuit said  she  agreed to help the woman sell commercial property amid talk of a protest outside the building.",
            "output": [
                "Tanya Gersh"
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            "input": "Story highlights  Kim  raises possibility of North Korean athletes in Winter Olympics in South Korea\n(CNN)  North Korean leader Kim Jong Un  has warned the United States that  his  country's nuclear capabilities are now complete and the nuclear launch button is always on  his  desk.\n\"The entire mainland of the US is within the range of our nuclear weapons and the nuclear button is always on the desk of my office. They should accurately be aware that this is not a threat but a reality \" said  Kim  during  his  annual New Year's Day address  according to a CNN translation of the speech.\n\"No matter how much America wants to attack us with their military might and nuclear power  they know that now we possess such great nuclear power and therefore they will not dare \"  Kim  said  adding that  his  country's greatest achievement of 2017 was the \"historic accomplishment of completing our nuclear capabilities.\"\nSince coming to power   Kim  has overseen a dramatic increase in the pace of North Korea's missile program. As of February last year  Pyongyang has fired off 23 missiles  improving its technology with each launch. In September  the regime carried out its sixth and most powerful nuclear test.\nEuan Graham  director of the International Security Program at the Lowy Institute  told CNN that  Kim 's nuclear button comment is \"effectively just noise.\"",
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                "Kim Jong Un"
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            "input": "New England Patriots linebacker James Harrison  is getting pushback for posting a photo of an “assault weapon” on Instagram.\nAs a Pittsburgh Steeler   Harrison  expressed  his  enthusiasm for guns by posing for Men’s Journal with a revolver in one hand and a pistol in the other.\nNow   his  photographs have moved to more politically-charged weapons. The “assault weapon” photo  he  posted to Instagram is an AK-47 emblazoned with  his  jersey number  92.\nThat new Deebo Draco💯🔥 A post shared by  James Harrison  (@jhharrison92) on Jan 16  2018 at 12:06pm PST\n Harrison  received thousands of likes on  the photo   but some Instragram followers took exception. One asked  “This is the musket the founders in mind right? SMH.” Another wrote  “How do I unfollow?”",
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            "input": "Los Angeles Times political columnist David Horsey body  shamed White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders in  his  latest anti-Trump hit piece  referring to  her  appearance as like a “chunky soccer mom.”\n Horsey  originally wrote Wednesday that  Sanders  “does not look like the kind of woman” that President Trump would chose for the high-profile role  assuming he would prefer “sleek beauties with long legs and stiletto heels” who could pass for “arm candy” in addition to serving as the White House’s top spokesperson.\n“By comparison   Sanders  looks more like a slightly chunky soccer mom who organizes snacks for the kids’ games ”  Horsey  wrote. “Rather than the fake eyelashes and formal dresses she puts on for news briefings   Sanders  seems as if she’d be more comfortable in sweats and running shoes.”\n\" Sanders  looks more like a slightly chunky soccer mom who organizes snacks for the kids’ games\" - L.A. Times columnist David Horsey\n“Yet  even if Trump privately wishes he had a supermodel for a press secretary  he is lucky to have  Sanders  ” he wrote.\n Sanders  who was promoted from deputy press secretary when Sean Spicer stepped down earlier this year   is the daughter of former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee. She has been working in politics her entire adult life and is well respected among GOP insiders.\nHowever  the Times columnist went on to call  Sanders  a liar  a “failure” and a “pro” at being ignorant.  He  also  in another recent column about the recent allegations of powerful men sexually harassing women  referred to Trump as a “sexually aggressive creep.”\nIt’s curious to think what Horsey  who is politically correct when it’s convenient  would feel about fat shaming  Sanders  on a day when it doesn’t fit his anti-Trump agenda. It should be noted that Horsey doesn’t only shame the appearance of females  as he has mocked Trump in cartoons  calling him a “bloated orange mess ” among other things.\nShortly after Fox News asked for comment  the Times removed all references to  Sanders ’ appearance and added a note from Horsey.",
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            "input": "LIMA (Reuters) -  Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski ’s political troubles will likely continue despite  his  surprise victory over a bid in Congress to oust  him  this week  a key opposition leader said on Saturday  citing ongoing graft probes and opposing demands from allies.\n Kuczynski   on the other hand  could see the cross-party alliance that defended  him  this week evaporate going forward  said Chlimper. “I don’t see how  he  can come out stronger ”  he  said.\nChlimper said  Kuczynski  lured the rebel Popular Force lawmakers with a promise to free their movement’s political leader  Fujimori  from prison - an accusation denied by  Kuczynski ’s government.\n Kuczynski  would lose the support of Fujimori’s left-leaning foes if  he  makes good on the deal to secure the elder Fujimori’s release  said Chlimper.",
            "output": [
                "Pedro Pablo Kuczynski"
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            "input": "CHICAGO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jamie Dimon  chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co  on Wednesday said he expects to see a new U.S. president in 2021 and advised the Democratic party to come up with a “pro-free enterprise” agenda for jobs and economic growth instead.\nFILE PHOTO: JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon speaks at a Remain in the EU campaign event attended by Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne (not shown) at JP Morgan's corporate centre in Bournemouth  southern Britain  June 3  2016. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez/File Photo\nAsked at a luncheon hosted by The Economic Club of Chicago how many years Republican President Donald Trump will be in office   Dimon  said  “If I had to bet  I’d bet three and half. But the Democrats have to come up with a reasonable candidate ... or Trump will win again.”\nDimon  who in the past has described  himself  as “barely” a Democrat  has been going to Washington more often since the 2016 elections to lobby lawmakers on issues including changes in corporate taxes  immigration policies and mortgage finance.\nHe also commented on foreign affairs  saying  for example  “We should never be rude to a neighbor like Mexico” and cautioning that the political weakness of  German Chancellor Angela Merkel “ is bad for all of us.” Talks on forming a governing coalition including Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union collapsed earlier this week  casting doubt on her future after 12 years in power.\n Dimon  spoke for several minutes about discrimination over gender and race which  he  said is not acknowledged enough in the United States.\n“If you’re white  paint yourself black and walk down the street one day  and you’ll probably have a little more empathy for how some of these folks get treated ”  Dimon  said. “ We  need to make a special effort because this is a special problem.”\n Dimon  gave  his  own bank a mixed review on diversity.  His  direct reports include people who identify as lesbian  gay  bisexual or transgender (LGBT)  and half are women as are 30 percent of the top 200 JPMorgan executives   he  said.\nNow in  his  12th year as JPMorgan’s CEO   Dimon  also reflected a bit on  his  own role.\n“I basically love my job ”  Dimon  said. “I mean  it’s tiring; it’s exhausting. I have to go down to Washington all the time and it’s a big pain in the ass  but I basically love my job.”",
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            "input": "\"I cannot say this strongly enough: We believe the NCAA is simply wrong \" Louisville interim President Dr. Greg Postel said in a statement. \"We disagree with the NCAA ruling for reasons we clearly stated in our appeal. And we made a strong case - based on NCAA precedent - that supported our argument.\"\n\"From Day One  the university has admitted that the actions of the former operations director and any others involved under previous leadership were offensive and inexcusable \"  Postel  said in the statement. \"That is why  we  apologized immediately  cooperated fully with the NCAA  self-imposed penalties that were appropriate to the offenses and made significant changes to ensure incidents like this never happen again.\n—  Postel  estimated the return of up to $600 000 in NCAA Tournament revenue.\n\"This dark cloud has hung over  our  heads for more than two years  and it has had a negative impact on  our  athletics program   our  fans and the entire university family \"  Postel  said. \"While  we  disagree with the NCAA's decision  it is time for the university to close this chapter and move forward with a stronger commitment to excellence on and off the court.\"\n Postel   then-athletic director Tom Jurich and Pitino said last summer they planned to fight the sanctions. Pitino  who repeatedly denied knowing about the activities described in Powell's book  was particularly frustrated with his penalties.",
            "output": [
                "Greg Postel"
            ]
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            "input": "Dillon Vatick  said  he  couldn't believe  it  as  he  shopped online recently for next year's health plan.  Vatick  is a computer science student who lives in Jacksonville  Florida.  He  qualified for a monthly subsidy of about $280 and  he  found a bronze plan with a premium of less than $270.\n\"My health care is technically free \" said  Vatick .\n\"Was it too good to be true?\"  he  said  he  asked  himself  when  he  first saw the numbers. \"Sure enough  it wasn't.\"\n Vatick  said bronze plans aren't for everybody because they come with very high deductibles. But  he 's in  his  20s and figures  he  won't be going to the doctor much.  He  said  he  had been paying about $80 a month for coverage.",
            "output": [
                "Dillon Vatick"
            ]
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            "input": "Despite the big bucks and big support that Hillary Clinton has received from Harvey Weinstein for decades , do n't expect the 2016 Presidential candidate to say anything significant soon about the extensive sexual harassment allegations swirling around the much-accused Oscar-winning producer . \nThe Leonardo DiCaprio , Jennifer Lopez , Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick attended event was one of many Weinstein was involved in last year in Clinton 's battle for the nomination and then against Donald Trump in her effort to become America 's first female President . \nPushing others to write hefty checks , Weinstein himself gave thousands personally to Clinton campaign and $ 30,000 to the Clinton Victory Fund . \n\"She 's damned if she does and damned if she does n't now in this situation ,\" a deep-pocketed Tinseltown donor to the Democrats told Deadline of any statement by Clinton about the scandal that has seemingly buried now ex-The Weinstein Company boss . \nAn October 6 editorial by the NYT advocated that Clinton and Obama , who once in office was also was the recipient of support , big donations and a summer internship for one of his daughters from Weinstein , should speak out about the allegations . \nWith the candidate there in person , a June 20 , 2016 fundraiser at Weinstein 's Manhattan home snared $ 1.8 million for the Clinton campaign . \nThe latter , like Hillary Clinton , has said nothing . \n\"You 'd hope for better , but this is so typical Clinton denial , is n't it ?\" \nHaving given a keynote address at Stanford University and continuing her \"What Happened\" book tour in San Francisco the day after the New York Times published a detailed piece on Weinstein 's behavior and six-figure settlements , Clinton made no mention of the reports or the producer . \nClinton does still calls herself a \"women + kids advocate\" on her Twitter bio and says \"To all the little girls watching ... never doubt that you are valuable and powerful & deserving of every chance & opportunity in the world\" on a pinned tweet dated November 9 , 2016 . \nhttps:t.coUXlIV1JuOF -- Hillary Clinton -LRB- @HillaryClinton -RRB- October 9 , 2017 . \nClinton is scheduled to appear in Davis , CA tonight for \"What Happened\" event . \nHaving backed Hillary Clinton 's NY Senate run and her 2008 race against Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination , Weinstein was a major donor and bundler for the ex-SecofState 's Hollywood cash vacuuming 2016 campaign .",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that he wants to work with the White House to explore ways to keep  embattled Senate candidate Roy Moore  from taking office.\nSpeaking to reporters at the U.S. Capitol  McConnell said he had been in contact with President Donald Trump and others about sexual misconduct allegations against  Moore .\nFive women have accused  Moore   a Republican  of sexual misconduct stemming from when he was in his 30s and they were teenagers.  Moore   now 70  has denied the allegations.\nTrump returns to Washington from a 12-day trip to Asia on Tuesday evening  and McConnell said he planned to discuss  Moore ’s situation with the president. Both are Republicans.\nMcConnell said he had also spoken with Vice President Mike Pence and White House Chief of Staff John Kelly about  Moore .\nTrump supported  Moore ’s opponent  Luther Strange  in the Republican primary but threw his support to the former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice after Strange was defeated.\nMcConnell said Republicans were still considering having a candidate launch a write-in campaign against  Moore  for the Dec. 12 special election. Speculation has centered around Strange and the current U.S. attorney general  Jeff Sessions  as possibilities.\nUnder state law   Moore  cannot be removed from the ballot. Before the allegations surfaced   he  had been heavily favored to defeat  his  Democratic opponent  former U.S. Attorney Doug Jones.\n Moore  has suggested that McConnell and other establishment Republicans were working in tandem with news media to discredit  him .\nAfter McConnell’s remarks   Moore  responded by tweeting: “The good people of Alabama  not the Washington elite who wallow in the swamp  will decide this election!”\n Judge Roy Moore  speaks as  he  participates in the Mid-Alabama Republican Club's Veterans Day Program in Vestavia Hills  Alabama  U.S.  November 11  2017. REUTERS/Marvin Gentry\nMcConnell on Monday urged  Moore  to leave the race  while Senator Cory Gardner  who chairs the Republican Party’s Senate campaign arm  suggested the Senate should expel  Moore  should  he  continue campaigning and win.\nIn Birmingham  Alabama  Jones told reporters his campaign had no plans to directly attack  Moore  over the allegations in a bid to capitalize on the furor.\n“I‘m a Republican  but Roy Moore - no way ” one voter says in the ad.\nThe national Democratic Party  however  has yet to directly invest in the race beyond funds to build the state party  and has not changed that stance since the  Moore  allegations surfaced.\nEarlier in the day  Sessions said in testimony before Congress that he has no reason to doubt the five women who have accused  Moore  of misconduct when they were in their teens.",
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            "input": "Anthony Scaramucci  has nicknames for  his  former White House colleagues including \"Sith Lord\" Reince Priebus and \"creature from the Black Lagoon\" Steve Bannon.\n Scaramucci  also opened up about the interview with Ryan Lizza  the New Yorker writer who has since been fired amid sexual misconduct claims.\n Scaramucci  also compared Reince Priebus to Star Wars villain Darth Sidious. (Lucasfilm  Drew Angerer/Getty Images)\n\"Of course I used the f-bomb a few times. I'm prone to do that . . . And I'm making some jokes and I'm playing for laughs  because that's my personality \"  Scaramucci  told Vanity Fair.\n Scaramucci  told Vanity Fair that  his  whirlwind experience in the limelight was \"very painful \" though  he  reiterated  his  support for Trump. (Alisa Molotova/Getty Images)\nThe firing came shortly after reports that  his  wife was leaving  him  over her hatred of Trump  though the pair are now back together.\n Scaramucci  told Vanity Fair that  his  whirlwind experience in the limelight was \"very painful \" though reiterated  his  support for Trump.\n He  told the Star that  he  had stayed off of the airwaves after  his  firing because  he  didn't want to be a distraction  but has recently reemerged in the wake of allegations of internal White House chaos such as those in Michael Wolff's \"Fire and Fury.\"\n\"I got wind from the president and  his  family that this was a good opportunity for me to go back on television  to advocate for the president like I was doing during the campaign and transition and obviously  the short time I was in the White House \"  he  said.",
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            ]
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            "input": "MIAMI GARDENS —  Mark Richt  made contact with an official while arguing with  him  during the first half of the Miami Hurricanes’ 34-24 Orange Bowl loss to Wisconsin on Saturday night.\nAfter first bumping the head linesman   Richt  was flagged for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. As the flag dropped  he  grabbed at the official’s arm and continued to shout in  his  face. The penalty set the Badgers up for first-and-goal at the Miami 5-yard line  eventually leading to a touchdown that put Wisconsin up 24-14 before halftime.\nAfter the game   Richt  expressed remorse for the way  he  conducted  himself  but not for being upset with the officiating.\n\"I know I lost my cool. I thought rightfully so  as far as being mad  but not rightfully so using some of the language I used \"  Richt  said. \"Not particularly proud of  myself  there. I apologize to anybody who can read lips.\"\nAmong other things   Richt  was upset with Wisconsin linemen getting away with holding on Miami defenders. The play that drew  his  heated reaction was one where senior edge rusher Trent Harris appeared to be held with a clear path to Wisconsin quarterback Alex Hornibrook  who ended up converting the third-and-long to extend the drive.\nWhen asked postgame what  he  was arguing with the referee about   Richt  asked the reporter to guess. The reporter said  \"I’m thinking it had to do with holding.\"\n Mark Richt  admits  he 's not proud of the way  he  reacted to a bad call during Orange Bowl loss. (Joe Skipper/AP)\n Richt  replied: \"Well  there were a few things similar to that. I didn’t agree with a lot of things that were called or not called.\"\n He  added it was more about the non-calls than what was called and that  he  felt it continued through the end of the game.\n\"It was a shame in my opinion  but I’m probably not supposed to say that \"  Richt  said.",
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                "Mark Richt"
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            "input": "Story highlights  Chris Christie  finished his second term as governor earlier this month\nPrior to serving as governor   Christie  was a US attorney in New Jersey\nWashington (CNN)  Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie  said Tuesday that President Donald Trump should not meet face-to-face with special counsel Robert Mueller.\n\"I don't think the President of the United States -- unless there are credible allegations  which I don't believe there are -- should be sitting across from the special counsel. The presidency is different. I don't think they should do that \"  Christie  who served as a US attorney for New Jersey for six years prior to becoming governor   told ABC's \"Good Morning America.\"\n\"Robert Mueller is not someone to be trifled with  \" Christie  said. \"What I've said all along is that in an investigation like this  there's ... nothing you can do to make it shorter. There are lots of things you can do to make it longer.\"\n Christie's  comments were quickly criticized by Preet Bharara  an Obama-era US attorney for New York who was ousted from his role by Trump last March.",
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                "Chris Christie"
            ]
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            "input": "A key member of  Kim Jong Un's  inner circle touted as a powerful military figure mysteriously vanished from public life recently  sparking rumors  he  was executed by a North Korean death squad after allegations of bribery  recent reports indicated.\nHwang Pyong-so  a vice marshal who held the most senior position in North Korea’s military  hasn’t been seen in public since Oct. 13  sparking rumors of  his  death.\n Kim  has previously dispatched  his  enemies via a variety of gruesome methods  including shooting them with anti-aircraft weaponry at a close distance and feeding them to a pack of ravenous dogs.\nKim Won-hong was reportedly sentenced to one of North Korea’s prison camps. As for Hwang  many of Kim Jong Un’s recent actions indicate the man who the dictator has trusted for about a decade was executed -- possibly by the infamous firing squad that also killed Kim’s uncle Jang Song Thaek.",
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            "input": "SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc ’s Waymo  sought at least $1 billion in damages and a public apology from Uber Technologies Inc as conditions for settling  its  high-profile trade secret lawsuit against the ride-services company  sources familiar with the proposal told Reuters.\nThe Waymo self-driving car unit also asked that an independent monitor be appointed to ensure Uber does not use  Waymo  technology in the future  the sources said.\nUber rejected those terms as non-starters  said the sources  who were not authorized to publicly discuss settlement talks. The precise dollar amount requested by  Waymo  and the exact time the offer was made could not be learned.\n Waymo’s  tough negotiating stance  which has not been previously reported  reflects the company ’s  confidence in  its  legal position after months of pretrial victories in a case which may help to determine who emerges in the forefront of the fast-growing field of self-driving cars.\nThe aggressive settlement demands also suggest that  Waymo  is not in a hurry to resolve the lawsuit  in part because of  its  value as a distraction for Uber leadership  said Elizabeth Rowe  a trade secret expert at the University of Florida Levin College of Law.\n Waymo  recently persuaded a San Francisco federal judge to delay a trial to decide the dispute from October to early December  citing the need to investigate evidence Uber had not disclosed earlier.\nAmy Candido  a  Waymo  attorney  declined to comment on any settlement talks  but said the company’s reasons for suing Uber are “pretty clear.”\n“ Waymo  had one goal: to stop Uber from using  its  trade secrets ”  she  said. “That remains  its  goal.”\n Waymo  sued Uber in February  claiming that former engineer Anthony Levandowski downloaded more than 14 000 confidential files before leaving to set up a self-driving truck company  called Otto  which Uber acquired soon after.\nUber denied using any of Waymo’s trade secrets.\nFILE PHOTO: The  Waymo  logo is displayed during the company's unveil of a self-driving Chrysler Pacifica minivan during the North American International Auto Show in Detroit  Michigan  U.S.  January 8  2017. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo\n Waymo’s  lawsuit has been disruptive for Uber. U.S. District Judge William Alsup granted  Waymo’s  request for a pretrial injunction in May  which prohibited Levandowski from working on Lidar  a key sensor technology for self-driving cars that is the crux of the current litigation.\nUber later fired Levandowski  regarded as a visionary in autonomous technology  after he refused to return Waymo documents at the heart of the case. Levandowski has asserted his constitutional right against self-incrimination and declined to answer questions from  Waymo  lawyers.\nBenchmark cited  Waymo ’s allegations of trade secret theft in separate litigation aimed at forcing Kalanick off Uber’s board. A Delaware judge put that lawsuit on hold and sent it to private arbitration.\nOn Sunday Oct. 1  the day before Kalanick was scheduled to give a deposition in the Waymo case  Kalanick’s lawyers called  Waymo  and asked to postpone the deposition  lawyers for both companies said in court last week.\nKalanick’s lawyers said he was in the middle of a fight to appoint new board members and was therefore too busy   Waymo  attorneys said in court.  Waymo  refused the request  forcing Kalanick to attend the deposition.",
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                "Waymo"
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            "input": "On Friday  doctor Vladimir Djukic of Belgrade Emergency center told AFP that the \"seriously injured French patient is very much better\".\n \"His verbal response is much better than yesterday. He opens his eyes spontaneously so we can move him from ventilator to put him on his own breathing regime \" Djukic said.\n He added that the patient was kept \"in a quite stable position for transport to France as soon as possible\".\n However  the doctors were still worried \"about his chest problem as he has got severe contusions.\"\nVladimir Djukic of Belgrade Emergency center told AFP that the \"seriously injured French patient is very much better\".\n \"His verbal response is much better than yesterday. He opens his eyes spontaneously so we can move him from ventilator to put him on his own breathing regime \" Djukic said.\n Djukic said he would be released from hospital later Friday or on Saturday.\n A Serbian employee of the bar was also injured  but was released from the hospital  Djukic said.",
            "output": [
                "Vladimir Djukic"
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            "input": "The nuclear-armed North has gone on a charm offensive over the Games  sending athletes  cheerleaders and performers and with leader Kim Jong Un’s sister  Kim Yo Jong  attending the opening ceremony.\nBut  Kim Yo Jong  had no interaction with US Vice President Mike Pence at the opening ceremony just over two weeks ago  even though they were just a few seats apart. According to the US  a planned meeting between the delegations from Washington and Pyongyang the following day was cancelled at short notice by the North Koreans.\nMoon also did not immediately accept an invitation passed on by  Kim Yo Jong  from  her  brother to a summit in Pyongyang  saying the right conditions must be created.\n Kim  is blacklisted under Seoul’s unilateral sanctions against the North  meaning  he  is subject to an assets freeze.\n Kim Yo Jong’s  trip at the start of the Games — the first visit to the South by a member of the North’s ruling dynasty since the Korean War ended in 1953 — made global headlines.\nPyongyang denounced  his  comments Sunday  with KCNA carrying a statement from the North’s Korea Asia-Pacific Peace Committee saying Pence would discover “what quagmire  his  crazy remarks threw the US and  himself  into”.",
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            "input": "A video shows that White House chief of staff John Kelly was wrong about Rep. Frederica Wilson's 2015 speech.\nThe video shows  Wilson  took credit for fast-tracking an FBI building's naming process rather than securing its funding.\nWhite House chief of staff John Kelly's claim that  Rep. Frederica Wilson  had boasted about procuring funding for an FBI field office in 2015 was proven wrong by a video released by The Sun Sentinel on Friday  backing up  Wilson 's claim that  she  had only taken credit for working across the aisle to name the building after two FBI agents who were killed in the line of duty.\nKelly called  Wilson  an \"empty barrel\" on Thursday and rebuked  her  for taking credit for securing funding for the future FBI building.  Wilson   however  shot back and denied the claim  which was corroborated by the video of  her  speech.\nThe video shows that  Wilson  described how  after  she  was informed of the long process it would take to finalize the building's name   she  \"went into attack mode.\"\n\"Immediately I went into attack mode... They hotlined it to the Senate floor in just two days \"  she  said in the speech. \"And guess what? The president signed the bill into law this past Tuesday  April 7th  2015  with a bang  bang  bang!\"\n Wilson  was elected to Congress in 2010  one year after the funding for the building was secured  according to CNN.\nThe White House stood by Kelly's characterization of  Wilson 's speech.\n\"Gen. Kelly said he was 'stunned' that  Rep. Wilson  made comments at a building dedication honoring slain FBI agents about  her  own actions in Congress  including lobbying former President Obama on legislation \" press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement sent to Business Insider. \"As Gen. Kelly pointed out  if you're able to make a sacred act like honoring American heroes about yourself  you're an empty barrel.\"\nThe back-and-forth between  Wilson  and Kelly follows another feud between the Florida congresswoman and President Donald Trump himself  in which  Wilson  criticized Trump for making an insensitive call to the widow of a fallen US soldier.",
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            "input": "After his reelection in 2004 , Bush sought major changes to Social Security , arguing a partial privatization plan could insure its solvency . \nThe legacy of George W. Bush remains , much like his 2000 election , a subject of profound controversy , and any truly objective evaluation will likely be years in the future . \nThe election of 2000 and the Supreme Court case of Bush v. Gore remain two of the most controversial political developments in the last half-century . \nSome thought that President Bush should begin his term by trying to find common ground and avoid controversy to take some of the edge off the nation 's polarized politics coming out of the 2000 election . \nInstead , as one of his first actions , President Bush issued an executive order creating the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives , which further alienated some who thought government money should not go to organizations affiliated with churches . \nThe Bush presidency transformed American politics , its economy , and its place in the world , but not in ways that could have been predicted when the governor of Texas declared his candidacy for America 's highest office . \nWithin nine months of taking office , President Bush was afforded the chance to unite the nation after the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 . \nBy most accounts , Bush did a masterful job of speaking for and to the American people . \nAs President , Bush became a lightning rod for controversy . \nFollowing an authorization from Congress to eliminate those who perpetrated the attacks of 911 , Bush ordered an invasion of Afghanistan . \nThose early successes , however , turned into the longest war in American history , and the President never was able to achieve the greatest symbolic goal of the effort , the killing or capturing of the mastermind of the attacks , Osama bin Laden ; U.S. special forces achieved that goal in 2011 under Bush 's successor , President Barack Obama . \nFollowing the 911 attacks , President Bush also presided over a restructuring of the American national security apparatus and the passage of the Patriot Act , which gave the government vast new powers in the effort to combat future acts of terror . \nBoth efforts , especially the Patriot Act , sparked strong divisions within the American people throughout the Bush presidency . \nIn 2002 and into 2003 , Bush used the fear of further terrorist attacks to argue for a preemptive war on Saddam Hussein 's Iraq under the rationale that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction . \nThe last few months of the Bush presidency were marked by a major crash of the stock market , a controversial bail out of financial institutions and car companies , and a recession that would wipe out millions of jobs and impact the U.S. economy for many years . \nPresident Bush 's place in U.S. history will be debated and reconsidered for many years to come . \nOn the domestic front , the Bush presidency scored early successes in gaining passage of large tax reductions and a major reform of the American educational system with the No Child Left Behind Act .",
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            "input": "On Monday  the New York Times reported that  Brett Talley   President Trump's nominee for Alabama's federal district judge  had failed to disclose that  he  was married to a White House lawyer. But aside from  his  potential conflicts of interest  and general lack of experience for the role  there was another detail about the 36-year-old lawyer that made headlines Monday—his work as a horror novelist and ghost hunter.\nAs Gizmodo points out   Talley  first shared his supernatural interests in a 2014 Washington Post interview  where he talked about his novels of \"true ghost\" stories and going out with the Tuscaloosa Paranormal Research Group to hunt for the paranormal  armed with thermal cameras and digital voice recorders. According to its website  the group \"uses a strictly scientific approach to determine the extent of the paranormal activity\" and uploads photos and audio from some of its expeditions.\n\"I tend to believe there’s a good scientific explanation for the weird things people see and hear \"  Talley  told the Post. \"But I’m open to the idea  and it’s fun.\"\nAccording to the Daily Beast   Talley  even co-wrote a book with the founder of the group  David Higdon  called Haunted Tuscaloosa. It apparently explores \"tales of haunted houses and shadows moving through university buildings.\"\nIt's not clear if  Talley  has ever actually come across a ghost  considering Higdon told the Beast the group usually doesn't find any paranormal activity and ends up sitting \"in the dark and mostly wish[ing] something does happen.\"\nStill  it doesn't look like  Talley 's ghost-hunting abilities will stand in the way of his judicial aspirations. According to the Times  he's already been approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee even though the American Bar Association unanimously deemed him \"not qualified.\"",
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            "input": "When constructing a dystopia  it takes some doing to be both Orwellian and Huxleyan at the same time. But with the changes he just announced to the Facebook News Feed   Mark Zuckerberg  seems to have managed this extraordinary feat.\nIn his ongoing effort to \"improve\" Facebook   Zuckerberg  is now trying both tactics.  He 's reducing your access to real news — in the 20th century  we used to call that censorship — while increasing the likelihood that you'll only see the outrageous fake news posted by your crazy uncle. Because hey  content posted by family makes you happy  and we only want you to be happy  right?\nThe Facebook that  Zuckerberg  now seems to be envisioning will do the same. People present their best selves on the service; they post carefully curated photos of their \"perfect\" vacations. And now they will be able to do so without any of that nasty news intruding!\n\"The research shows that when we use social media to connect with people we care about  it can be good for our well-being  \" Zuckerberg  wrote.  He  forgot to mention the research that shows Facebook actually makes you more depressed when you're looking at other people's vacation snaps or pictures of their perfect babies.\nNow  Zuckerberg  wants us to stay in that mental state without the horrid intrusion of \"passive experience\" —  his  words for what happens when you're reading or watching anything that makes you sit and think  rather than mindlessly typing \"congratulations!\"\nThe worst of it is   Zuck  thinks  he 's being noble.  He  literally thinks  he 's \"doing the right thing.\"  He  wants  his  infant children to look back one day and say that Facebook saved the world.",
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            "input": "The company began to look at the disparity after a gay employee pointed it out  said Laszlo Bock  Google's vice president for people operations (also known as human resources). Google  by the way  says its benefits team seriously considers any suggestions on how to expand its coverage.\n \"We said  'You're right  that doesn't seem fair ' so we looked into it \" Bock said. \"From that initial suggestion  we said  let's take a look at all the benefits we offer and see if we are being truly fair across the board.\"\n As a result  the company also decided to make a few other changes that would help gay employees  including eliminating a one-year waiting period before qualifying for infertility benefits and including domestic partners in its family leave policy -- going beyond the federal Family and Medical Leave Act  which requires employers to provide up to 12 weeks' leave in a one-year period to recover from a medical condition or to care for a relative.\n So what's the cost of Google's largess? Bock declined to provide details but said the decision was less about money and more about equalizing benefits. \"If you were to add it all up  it's not like we are talking hundreds of thousands per employee \" he said. \"It will cost some money  but it was more about doing the right thing.\"",
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            "input": "Two civilians also were shot and the suspect was shot and killed later by police   Sheriff Tony Spurlock  said.\nThe sheriff said Deputy Zackari Parrish  29  was killed. The four injured officers are in stable condition   Spurlock  told reporters.\n\"This is a tragic day that we will be feeling for a long time  \" Spurlock  said. \"Zack was a good kid  smiley kid. He was eager to work  eager to serve.\"\n\"There were well over 100 rounds fired ... from the suspect  \" Spurlock  said.\nThe deputies were wearing ballistic vests but were shot in areas the vests didn't cover   Spurlock  said.\n Spurlock  said the suspect has had previous contact with law enforcement \"throughout the metro area \" but has no criminal history.\nNot long after the deputies found the suspect barricaded in his room  Riehl opened fire   Spurlock  said.\n\"They all went down within almost seconds of each other so it was more of an ambush type of attack on our officers  \" Spurlock  said.",
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            "input": "TALLINN (Reuters) - Angela Merkel cautioned on Friday that euro zone reform should not be the top priority for the European Union  putting a brake on a sweeping programme of European renewal presented to an EU summit by French President Emmanuel Macron.\nHer likely liberal partners are opposed to  Macron ’s idea of a substantial common budget  fearful of what they see as spendthrift habits in France and Europe’s south.\n Macron  said there had been a consensus around  his  ideas and those of European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker that the 27 remaining members of the Union should take advantage of a window of opportunity after years of economic and political crisis to reinforce their cooperation as Britain leaves in 2019.\n“2018 is a year of opportunities for the European agenda ”  he  told reporters. It follows elections in France and Germany  the bloc’s leading powers.  Macron  said outline accords next year would give the European Commission and European Parliament a chance to use new five-year mandates starting in 2019 to make the changes.\nSpeaking of a need for a “leap forward”   he  said: “We’re all convinced Europe must move ahead faster and stronger.”\n Macron  voiced satisfaction with summit chair Donald Tusk’s commitment to report back to EU leaders when they meet again in three weeks with proposals for concrete steps to be taken.\nFILE PHOTO:  French President Emmanuel Macron  arrives with German Chancellor Angela Merkel to attend a Franco-German joint cabinet meeting at the Elysee Palace in Paris  France  July 13  2017. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe/File Photo\nHe insisted the EU needed to maintain unity in the face of conflicting views about so many new initiatives bubbling up.Merkel spoke privately to  Macron  and  according to a French aide  welcomed his speech as “visionary” and a return of co-founder France as a driving force in the European Union project.\n Macron  also faced a reality check of scepticism from leaders wary of his talk of ambitious “horizons” for the continent. The president of euro zone member Lithuania  Dalia Grybauskaite  tweeted during the dinner: “European horizons drawn. Important to avoid mirages in the desert on the way.”",
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            "input": "Enjoy.com CEO and  founder Ron Johnson  thinks Amazon should be really worried about competitor Walmart  but could fight back with another big acquisition.\n\"I think this is a decade-long price fight. Every quarter is a new round  but Walmart's coming back \"  Johnson  said on CNBC's \"Fast Money.\"\nThe former J.C. Penney CEO has been bullish on Walmart since at least February  when he appeared on \"Fast Money\" and called the big box retailer's rally. On Thursday  Walmart shares had their best day in nine years. With stock up 44 percent year-to-date  Walmart appeared to confirm  Johnson 's predictions that it could be Amazon's biggest threat.\nAmazon may be growing fast  but  Johnson  thinks Walmart has a decided advantage with its preexisting brick-and-mortar infrastructure.  He  explained that most Americans live near a Walmart where they can buy most of what is available on Amazon.\nAnd  Johnson  maintains that Amazon's distribution centers are more expensive and less efficient to run than Walmart's store and warehouses.\n\"They forward deploy inventory into things called warehouses  that are really stores. They are a lower cost operation than amazon's distribution centers  \" Johnson  said.\nAs for Amazon   Johnson  thinks acquisitions like Whole Foods  are a good move for the internet retailer. And Target is right on brand.\n\"Whole Foods is to grocery  what Target is to mass. It's the upscale discounter \"  he  said.\nWhile  Johnson  doesn't anticipate that mega-acquisition anytime soon   he  said  he  does think Target has all the right amount of space in all the right places for Amazon to stay on top of the competition.\n\"Target's got 1 500 stores on Main and Main of every city in the country  \" Johnson  said.",
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            "input": "Stephen Colbert was forced to address the sexual misconduct allegations plaguing  Louis C.K.  after  he  canceled  his  appearance on \"The Late Show.\"\n“For those of you tuning in to see my interview with  Louis C.K.  tonight  I have some bad news ” Colbert said. “Then I have some really bad news.”\n “Louis  cancelled  his  appearance here tonight because The New York Times broke this story today. Five women are accusing  Louis C.K.  of sexual misconduct.”\n He  continued  “When reached for comment   Jesus  said  “‘La-la-la-la-la. I don’t want to hear about it  I was a big fan!’”\n C.K.  is accused of masturbating in front of two comics  according to a New York Times report detailing allegations from another three women who said the comedian either asked to masturbate in front of them or pleasured himself while he was on the phone.\n C.K.  is accused of masturbating in front of two women  according to a New York Times report detailing sexual misconduct allegations from another three women. (Rich Fury/Getty Images)\n C.K.  has not responded to the allegations  and  his  publicist told the Times  \"Louis is not going to answer any questions.'\n“And then  Louis C.K.  said ‘Hold my p---- \" Noah said.",
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            "input": "Kent and Patricia Whitaker and their two boys  had returned home the night of Dec. 10  2003  following a restaurant dinner to celebrate Bart Whitaker’s college graduation when  they  were confronted by a gunman wearing dark clothes and a ski mask.  Patricia Whitaker  and her 19-year-old son  Kevin  were killed.  Kent Whitaker  and Bart were wounded.\n Thomas Whitaker's  father   Kent Whitaker   said he loves his son and has forgiven him. (JON HERSKOVITZ/REUTERS)\nNearly two years later   Bart Whitaker  was arrested in Mexico after investigators determined  he  arranged the plot in hopes of collecting a family estate  he  believed was worth more than $1 million.\n“I’m 100 percent guilty ”  Whitaker  testified at  his  trial in 2007. “I put the plan in motion.”\n Whitaker ’s father said he loves and has forgiven his son  calling him a changed person.\nThe gunman  Chris Brashear  pleaded guilty in 2007 to a murder charge and is serving life in prison. Steve Champagne  who drove Brashear from the  Whitaker  house the night of the shootings  took a 15-year prison term in exchange for testifying at  Whitaker ’s trial.",
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            "input": "Country music fans know  Hillary Scott  from  her  role as one-third of the Grammy Award-winning group  Lady Antebellum.\nBut this past year   the songstress  took a departure from  her  Country Music roots to record an album with  her  family for Christian music fans. Love Remains debuted in the top 10 over the summer on the Billboard 200 chart.\nNow   her  album and hit song  “Thy Will”  are Grammy nominated.\nWith two nods   Scott  potentially can add another golden Grammy to  her  collection.  She  has seven Grammys for  her  work with Lady Antebellum.\nCheck out  her  song  “Thy Will”  nominated for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song:\n\"Thy Will\" — Hillary Scott & The Scott Family; Bernie Herms  Hillary Scott & Emily Weisband  songwriters Track from: Love Remains\nLove Remains — Hillary Scott & The Scott Family",
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            "input": "Hide caption Diane Askwyth leads cheers as protesters make their way to  Sam Boyd Stadium  for the Women's March \"Power to the Polls\" voter registration tour launch on Sunday  in Las Vegas  Nev. Previous Next Sam Morris/Getty Images\nHide caption Protesters carry signs as they make their way to  Sam Boyd Stadium  on Sunday. Previous Next Sam Morris/Getty Images\nHide caption An attendee holds a sign during the Women's March \"Power to the Polls\" voter registration tour launch at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas. Previous Next Ethan Miller/Getty Images\nSunday's event was not a march  organizers say  but a rally  beginning at 10 a.m. local time inside  the Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas . Officials tell Fadel that although the venue can hold 40 000  they expected roughly 17 000. The organizers say they are less concerned with crowd size than with spreading their message. Nearly two hours after doors opened  Fadel estimated that thousands — many in the movement's trademark pussyhats — had filed into  the stadium  under clear skies.",
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            "input": "Just coming to light are two emails written by former staffers for the hard-left  Mother Jones  magazine  who allege that  Washington bureau chief David Corn  inappropriately touched female employees and made jokes about rape and “women’s sexuality and anatomy.”\nIn just a month   Corn  is the sixth member of the media elite under investigation for alleged misconduct.\nThe left-wing Politico just obtained the emails  written in 2014 and 2015  and in a statement   Mother Jones ’ CEO Monika Bauerlein and editor-in-chief Clara Jeffery said  “[N]ow that  they ’ve come to  us    we  are going to take  them  seriously and investigate.”\n Mother Jones  admits that three years ago  Corn  was investigated for “inappropriate workplace behavior” and subsequently “warned about touching female staffers and insensitive descriptions of sexual violence[.]” The magazine maintains that Corn has since behaved appropriately. The details of the emails  however  have spurred them to “probe the allegations further[.]”\nJust two days ago   Mother Jones   published an article titled  “There’s Little Evidence Sexual Harassment Trainings Work.” The left-wing publication relentlessly hectors the political right over the phony war on women.\nCorn is the face of  Mother Jones  and seen regularly on MSNBC and heard on National Public Radio. According to IMDB  Corn is set to appear in the 2018 feature film Lost Holiday.",
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            "input": "Manny Pacquiao had a hat perched jauntily on his head  a bandage wrapped neatly around his right ear. His real work done for the night  he was heading down the Las Vegas Strip to sing a few songs with his band.\n \"Of course  you have to buy tickets for the concert \" Pacquiao said.\n Not a problem. Anyone who watched Pacquiao cement his place in boxing lore Saturday night by giving Miguel Cotto a terrible beating would have gladly paid a few more dollars to see him in action again  even if it was with a microphone in his hands.\nAnyone who watched Pacquiao cement his place in boxing lore Saturday night by giving Miguel Cotto a terrible beating would have gladly paid a few more dollars to see him in action again  even if it was with a microphone in his hands.\n Across an ocean  a grateful country celebrated the kind of hero they never dreamed possible. For a few brief hours the devastation of a typhoon was forgotten  and even the Filipino army took a break from chasing rebels to cheer Pacquiao on.\n They used to have him as their own. Not many people outside the Philippines paid much attention to the little fighter with the big hands even as he kept moving up in weight over the years and winning belts by the handful along the way.\n But now they're going to have to share Manny Pacquiao. Greatness comes with a price  and it's hard to argue that Pacquiao hasn't now earned a spot among boxing's greats.\n Maybe not Muhammad Ali great  as promoter Bob Arum was trying to claim when he said Pacquiao was better than any fighter he ever promoted  including Ali. But it's Arum's job to build Pacquiao up  especially with negotiations for a possible megafight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. expected to begin this week.\n Still  no fighter had ever won titles in seven different weight classes  even in an era where titles are as common as platinum blondes in the MGM Grand casino. And no fighter in recent times has had the kind of year Pacquiao wrapped up by stopping a game but outclassed Cotto 55 seconds into the 12th round of their welterweight title fight.\n He leaped into the global boxing consciousness 11 months ago by making Oscar De La Hoya quit  giving him such a beating that he retired. He followed that by knocking Ricky Hatton stiff in the second round with a left hand that left Hatton contemplating his mortality.\n And then came Saturday night  when he put on six more pounds to fight the supposedly bigger and harder punching Cotto. It looked early as if it may have been a mistake  with Cotto controlling the action in the first round with a sharp jab and accurate punches.\n Bad advice. Less than a minute into the third round  it was a right hand from Pacquiao that put Cotto down for the first time. He was up quickly and the two continued battling at a frenzied pace late into the fourth round when Pacquiao threw a huge left hand as Cotto was moving forward and dropped him for the second time.\n Cotto was never the same after that and Pacquiao was relentless in administering a beating that sent blood flowing down Cotto's face  staining his white trunks. By the ninth round he was taking such punishment that his wife and young son got up from their ringside seats and left the arena  unable to watch any further.\n Once again  Pacquiao had not just beaten a world class fighter  but systematically dismantled him. He did it in his usual -- and very unusual -- style  bouncing in and out and throwing punches from all angles in a frenetic style never before seen in boxing.\n When it was all over  Pacquiao had another belt and his large entourage probably had a few more members. Cotto had inflicted some damage of his own  marking up Pacquiao's face and causing his right ear to require a bandage  but Pacquiao wasn't going to miss his own party.",
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            "input": "This mystery professor is likely  Joseph Mifsud of the University of Stirling in Scotland . According to a calendar entry on the Valdai club’s website   Mifsud  spoke on a Valdai panel on April 19  2016  titled  “World Energy: Key Trends and Political Risks.”  Mifsud  grew up in the Mediterranean nation of Malta  where  he  served in various government posts;  he  was the only Londoner and the only professor on the panel. The Mueller legal filing revealed that Papadopoulos had extensive contacts with the professor as part of an effort to set up a meeting between Trump campaign representatives and Russian officials. Papadopoulos told his campaign supervisors about this effort and was encouraged to proceed. Papadopoulos has pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his communications with the professor and others connected to Russia.\nThe Washington Post noted on Monday that  Mifsud  is probably the professor cited in the Mueller statement. One of the emails quoted in the document  according to the Post  “appears to match one described to the Washington Post in August in which Papadopoulos identified the professor with whom he met as Joseph Mifsud  the director of the London Academy of Diplomacy.” But the Post reported that in August Mifsud told the newspaper he had “absolutely no contact with the Russian government ” and he insisted his ties to Russia were purely academic.\nThe public record  though  contains information contradicting  Mifsud  and showing that  he  has had contacts with Russian government officials. According to photos on the website of Russia’s embassy in the United Kingdom   Mifsud  met with embassy representative Ernest Chernukhin in July of this year (weeks before  he  issued  his  denial to the Post). A biography from a 2013 business conference says  Mifsud  “has advised Governments on international education issues in many countries including Morocco  Syria  Russia  Tunisia  and Italy.”  Mifsud  also met with Russian Ambassador to the UK Alexander Yakovenko in May of 2014  according to a 2014 Russian embassy press release.\nAdditionally  in early 2017   Mifsud  invited Alexey Klishin  a department head and professor in the international law division of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations  a school run by Russia’s Foreign Ministry  to the London Academy of Diplomacy to present a lecture. Klishin was a former member of the upper house of the Russian parliament. According to a January 2017 press release from the Institution of the Russian Academy of Sciences  “Klishin’s presentation was devoted to international law and national legal systems [and] to their coexistence in the era of Brexit and the new presidency in the United States.” The release noted that Klishin had “visited the London Academy of Diplomacy at the University of Stirling…at the invitation of  the Director Joseph Mifsud .” Here’s a photo with  Mifsud  (second from the right) and Klishin (center) standing next to each other:\n Mifsud  did not respond to a request for comment from Mother Jones.\nOne obvious question for the professor is why he told the Post he had “absolutely” no contacts with Russian officials when on-line material suggests he has. There are no indication in the Mueller statement whether his team has questioned  Mifsud  about the Clinton “dirt” or Papadopoulos’s initiative to create a back-channel bond between the Trump campaign and Vladimir Putin’s office.\nThere’s another reason why  Mifsud  could be of interest to Mueller and his investigators. In the past year  the New York Times has reported that US intelligence agencies collected information in the summer of 2016 indicating that top Russian intelligence and political officials were looking to gain influence over Trump through his advisers and that US spy agencies had intercepted calls showing that Trump campaign aides and other Trump associates had repeated interactions with senior Russian intelligence officials  perhaps unwittingly. (In June  former FBI chief James Comey  in congressional testimony  disputed the Times story disclosing contacts between the Trump aides and Russian intelligence  but he did not specify what was wrong with the article.) So Mueller is no doubt looking for possible instances of when Russian intelligence infiltrated—or tried to infiltrate—the Trump campaign  either directly or through witting or unwitting cut-outs. And the Papadopoulos episode could be a case not only of a Trump aide trying to establish a campaign connection with the Kremlin but of Russian intelligence attempting to score a contact within the Trump campaign.",
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            "input": "Mitt Romney  the former governor of Massachusetts   is now a Senate candidate in Utah — and the announcement of  his  candidacy shows  he ’s sensitive about being labeled a carpetbagger.\n“Utah ” the Republican says at the beginning of a video  he  shared Friday morning on social media  “is admired not only for its beauty  but also for the character of its people. Utahns are known for hard work  innovation  and our can-do pioneering spirit. But more than these  we’re known as a people who serve  who care  and who rise to any occasion.”\nIt goes on like this for more than two minutes. One reporter joked on Twitter that he lost count of how many times  Romney  said “Utah.” The strategy telegraphed in recent days is clear and multipronged: Romney  who fell short in two previous White House bids and emerged as one of Donald Trump’s fiercest critics  is trying to persuade voters that he is laser-focused on his adopted state and not on the president or the job he’s pined for in the past.\nThough on paper this should be a cakewalk — Romney is hardly a stranger in Utah  and Democrats have little chance of picking up the seat — two prominent Republicans have made an issue of Romney’s Trump-bashing and his relocation to the West. One of them  State Auditor John Dougall  told BuzzFeed News that GOP activists in and outside Utah have been encouraging him after he said this week that he was seriously considering challenging  Romney .\nDougall added that  Romney  had called  him  Thursday evening to inform  him  of  his  imminent announcement  which has been anticipated since Sen. Orrin Hatch made his retirement plans known last month. “I wished him all the best ” Dougall said of  Romney .\nA  Romney  spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.\nDougall declined to say who is encouraging him to run. But he suggested support would come from those concerned about electing someone who would not be aligned with Trump. For weeks on his Facebook page  Dougall has been arguing against a “coronation” of  Romney .\nAfter the phone interview  Dougall added via email: “I should have also mentioned that ‘It's clear that Utahns have a very favorable view of  Mr. Romney . The odds are strongly in  his  favor.’”\nEarlier this week  Utah Republican Party Chair Rob Anderson noted  Romney ’s criticism of Trump and spoke dismissively of his Utah credentials in an interview with the Salt Lake Tribune: “I think he’s keeping out candidates that I think would be a better fit for Utah because  let’s face it   Mitt Romney  doesn’t live here   his  kids weren’t born here   he  doesn’t shop here.”\nAnderson later apologized to  Romney .\n“I’ve no doubt that  Mitt Romney  satisfies all qualifications to run for Senate ” said Anderson in a Wednesday statement posted on Twitter  “and as chairman of the Utah Republican Party  I will treat all candidates equally to ensure their path to the party nomination is honest and fair.”",
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            "input": "Earlier this year we caught wind that Eminem had been back in the studio  working on new music with his old mate Dr. Dre  and now we’ve got an update from  Em’s longtime producer Mr. Porter .\nDuring a recent live stream   Porter  answered a stack of fan questions including numerous queries about the real Slim Shady’s forthcoming record. Most significantly   he  declared the album “done” and also described it as “amazeballs.”\n“Am I working on Eminem’s new album? No  we are done. How about that?”  he  said.\nEminem’s last album The Marshall Mathers LP 2 was released in 2013  but  Porter   who is also signed to Shady records  was more tight-lipped about any potential release date for the new record.\n“When is the new Eminem album coming out? Don’t you wanna know. Wouldn’t you like to know ” said  Porter . “I can tell you this  it is amazeballs.”\nWhile you’re waiting for  his  new album to come out maybe take some time to invest in Eminem’s music. The rapper’s former producers announced recently they will be selling their shares on the royalties from all of Shady’s music recorded between 1999 and 2013.\nYou can also watch some short snippets from  Mr. Porter ’s live question stream below.",
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            "input": "On Wednesday  TBS’ Samantha Bee — a woman enmeshed in a running gun battle for least funny human being with Comedy Central’s Trevor Noah — unleashed her latest screed of humorless outrage  this time with regard to the backlash against the #MeToo movement brought about by Babe.net’s idiotic report alleging sexual abuse against comedian Aziz Ansari.\n Bee  stated:\n She  then played clips of Tucker Carlson  Condoleezza Rice  and Liam Neeson  among others  questioning whether #MeToo has gone too far.  She  continued:\nThis is imbecilic. Let’s say I constructed a list  called “S***y Human Beings.” On that list were three people: Hitler  Charles Manson  and  Samantha Bee . Now  I think  Samantha Bee  seems like a rather s****y human being  but I’m obviously not saying that  she ’s a mass murderer. But  she  might be miffed to be placed in that company. The #MeToo movement has set no limits on what ought to be a career-ending or career-affecting offense. That’s not the fault of men. And it’s not even the fault of most women who find the #MeToo movement inspirational. It’s the fault of people like  Samantha Bee  who make excuses for conflation  then suggest that no conflation has taken place.\nThen  Bee  moved onto ripping into Aziz Ansari:\nBanfield was  of course  correct. And Bee  who works in a business where she literally plays clips of people and then mocks them in the most painful possible fashion doesn’t have a lot of ground to stand on in knocking Banfield. But  Bee  continued nonetheless:\nFact check: False.  Bee  could leave.  She  could tell  her  producers to stop playing the clip at any time.  Her  audience seems to have already left  judging by the applause.\nFirst off   Bee  seems not to know what the word \"prehensile\" means. Second   Samantha Bee  did not build “the world we now enjoy.”  She  was born in 1969.  She  graduated from the University of Ottawa  joined The Daily Show in 2003 as a correspondent  and stayed there for 12 years.  She  launched  her  own show on TBS in April 2015  and titled it after graphic nudity.  She ’s not Susan B. Anthony  Rosa Parks  or even Ellen DeGeneres.  She ’s not pathbreaking.  She ’s doing a crappy comedy show beloved by the critics for its outright lack of humor  and  she ’s drawing flies:  she  pulled just over a million viewers in the Nielsens the night of this monologue  falling behind FX’s broadcast of The Martian and House Hunters International on HGTV.\nBut  Bee  didn’t stop there.  She  explained that the feminist standard for sex is “whatever women find enjoyable ” without any reference to what they tell their supposedly-mind-reading partners:",
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            "input": "Apple appears to be following Amazon in using a high-profile  public search to win incentives and boost its brand  particularly by tying the campus announcement to broader plans for U.S. investment and jobs  said John H.  Boyd   principal of The Boyd Co.  a Princeton  N.J.-based corporate site selection consultancy.\n“There’s a branding component to all of this  associating the brand with the popular America-first sentiment ”  Boyd  said. “Americans want to buy goods and services provided by American companies.”\nApple  like Amazon  will be looking for office sites with plenty of highly skilled workers   Boyd  said. The company will likely consider “usual suspects” like Atlanta  Boston and Chicago. But easy access to air travel could give Dallas and Houston a boost  and Newark  N.J.  has been willing to aggressively compete on incentives  he said.\nReno could also emerge as a strong contender   Boyd  said  pointing to its proximity to Silicon Valley’s talent pool  favorable tax policies and affordable housing.\n Boyd  said it’s difficult to say how following Amazon might affect Apple’s search. Cities that already had to work to convince legislatures and to sign off on hefty incentive packages might experience some “Amazon fatigue ”  he  said. “But it’s not black and white … these are high-paying jobs every mayor and governor in the country would like to attract.”",
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            "input": "MANILA  Philippines (AP) — Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said someone should talk to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to convince him nobody is out to remove him or destroy his country.\n\"A nuclear war is totally unacceptable to everybody \" Duterte said Sunday before flying to Japan  where he is on a two-day visit. \"And somebody has to talk to  Kim Jong Un .\"\nHe suggested the U.S.  Japan  South Korea  and others assure  Kim  nobody is threatening  him  and to ask  him  to stop threating a nuclear attack.\n\"It would be good if America  Japan  Korea  and Mr. Kim Jong Un talk and to convince  him  to sit down on a round table and just tell  him  that nobody's threatening  him   that there will be no war  and that if  he  can just tone down or stand down  stop the threats  and that would be the same for America \"  he  added.\nThe one single country that can calm down  Kim  is China  Duterte added during his pre-departure news conference in southern Davao City.",
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            "input": "While many of the officials arrested over the weekend threaten  Mohammed  [ bin Salman ]'s power  they aren't the only ones that  he  has purged. In September  Mohammed  arrested some 30 senior Wahhabist clerics and intellectuals. And Saturday's arrest of the princes  cabinet ministers and business leaders was followed up by further arrests of senior Wahhabist clerics.\nRead the whole thing  and then realize that the tap is being cut off for the lobbying and much  much else financed by rogue royals. Members of the family have been funding the spear and the shield of fundamentalist Islam overseas  and if Mohammed bin Salman stays in power  that will end.\nRead the whole thing  and then realize that the tap is being cut off for the lobbying and much  much else financed by rogue royals. Members of the family have been funding the spear and the shield of fundamentalist Islam overseas  and if  Mohammed bin Salman  stays in power  that will end.\nWhile many of the officials arrested over the weekend threaten  Mohammed  [bin Salman]'s power  they aren't the only ones that  he  has purged. In September  Mohammed  arrested some 30 senior Wahhabist clerics and intellectuals. And Saturday's arrest of the princes  cabinet ministers and business leaders was followed up by further arrests of senior Wahhabist clerics.",
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            "input": "Obama said that  Russian President Vladimir Putin  can \"slip back into Cold War thinking and a Cold War mentality;\"  he  also criticized Russia's controversial new law banning \"gay propaganda.\"  He  dodged a question on whether  he  would meet with  Putin  at the upcoming G20 summit.\nOn the NSA programs revealed by Edward Snowden  Obama insisted  \"We don't have a domestic spying program\" and expressed  his  desire to see Snowden face trial \"with a lawyer and due process.\" In one offbeat moment  Leno referred to Snowden  as well as Blackwater  as \"Hessians \" the German mercenaries hired by the British army during the American Revolutionary War.\nIf    in fact  the allegations are true  then  he  didn’t do that. And that is a huge problem because a lot of what we do depends on terrorists' networks not knowing that  in fact  we may be able to access their information.\nLENO: And  Putin  seems to me like one of those old-school KGB guys.\nOBAMA: Well   he  headed up the KGB. (Laughter.)\nLENO: Yes. Well  that’s what I mean. Yes  that’s what I mean.  He  has that mentality. I mean  look at this picture here. You two don’t look pretty — (laughter) — you look like me and the NBC executives. What is going on there? (Laughter.) That doesn’t look like a friendly picture.\nOBAMA: Well  the truth is  is that when we have meetings we can have some pretty blunt exchanges and animated exchanges. But  he ’s got — that seems to be  his  preferred style during press conferences  is sitting back and not looking too excited. (Laughter.) Now  part of it is  he ’s not accustomed to having press conferences where you’ve got a bunch of reporters yelling questions at you.\nOBAMA: I think  Putin  and Russia have a big stake in making sure the Olympics work  and I think they understand that for most of the countries that participate in the Olympics  we wouldn’t tolerate gays and lesbians being treated differently. They’re athletes  they’re there to compete. And if Russia wants to uphold the Olympic spirit  then every judgment should be made on the track  or in the swimming pool  or on the balance beam  and people’s sexual orientation shouldn’t have anything to do with it.",
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            "input": "Taneese Mackey  17   was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for the attack at an East Austin residence  news station WFAA reported.\nAuthorities said that  Mackey  barged into a male acquaintance’s house Jan. 13 and confronted  him  and  his  girlfriend in a bedroom.\n“Whoever you got here  I am gonna get her ”  Mackey  reportedly said  according to police. “I have a fatal attraction.”\n The man  told police that the women fought before she stabbed  his  girlfriend in the face using scissors.\n Mackey  was booked Wednesday at Travis County Jail after a warrant was issued for her arrest.",
            "output": [
                "Taneese Mackey"
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            "input": "Paris (AFP)  – Liberia’s new President George Weah  on Tuesday pledged to fight endemic corruption as  he  spoke about conditions in  his  “broke country” on the first day of an official visit to Paris.\n“I inherited a country that is very broke  depleted by political malfeasance. We have to make sure that the things that happened will not happen again ”  Weah  said.\n Weah  also spoke at a conference about another top priority  education for young people who represent 60 percent of 4.7 million Liberians.\nFounded 170 years ago by freed slaves  Liberia is “the oldest African country but we don’t have an engineering school. We don’t even have a diagnosis centre to tell if someone has Ebola ”  Weah  said  vowing to do more to get children in school and “to leave the street”.\nOn  his  first foreign trip as president   Weah  on Wednesday will meet with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace  along with several sports figures  and vice president of the World Bank for Africa  Makhtar Diop.",
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            "input": "Nowak  a mother of three  had initially been accused of pepper-spraying Shipman after driving 1 500 kilometers (900 miles) from Houston  Texas  to Orlando International Airport to confront her.\n With tears in her eyes  Shipman told the hearing she was sure \"100 percent that Lisa Nowak came here to kill me. It was only by the grace of God  and some quick footwork  that saved my life.\n \"It was in her eyes  a blood-chilling expression of unlimited rage and glee \" Shipman added.\n Nowak  who allegedly wore adult diapers during her cross-country trip so she would not have to make bathroom breaks  was dismissed from the astronaut corps in 2007 after her arrest.\n The judge asked Nowak to publicly apologize to Shipman in the courtroom. \"I am sincerely sorry for causing fear and misunderstanding and all of this intense public exposure that you have suffered \" Nowak said.\n Nowak  who has flown aboard NASA's space shuttle Discovery  was told by the Florida court to write her apology within the next 10 days and to stay away from Shipman. The judge gave her credit for time served so she will not go to jail.",
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                "Shipman"
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            "input": "Bush should have fired both men . \nThere 's been a lot of talk lately about George W. Bush 's legacy in Iraq , and what it means for his brother Jeb 's hopes of following him to the Oval Office . \nWhen he was first elected , in 2000 , Bush 's rough-and-ready demeanor had a Harry Truman cast . \nBush 's incompetence was ultimately responsible for the ineffective federal response from August 29 to September 2 . \nBush , furthermore , embarrassed himself by flying down to the Gulf and claiming that \"Brownie\" was doing \"a heck of a job .\" \nThe national media rightly ripped into Bush like never before . \nMore than any other event of his White House tenure , Bush 's slow response to Katrina made Americans ask if he was a \"bunker\" commander , relying too much on cautious paper pushers such as FEMA 's Michael Brown and Homeland Security 's Michael Chertoff . \nAfter the attacks on the United States on September 11 , 2001 , Bush was virtually unseen during the first 11 hours , making only brief statements and effectively ceding the public leadership role in the crisis to New York City mayor Rudolph Giuliani . \nPolitically , Bush was wounded , never to fully recover , his standing made all the worse as the economy tanked in 2008 . \nJust as New Orleans 's levee system catastrophically failed to work -LRB- breaking in about 50 places -RRB- Bush had catastrophically failed to save lives . \nBush chose to fly over New Orleans in Air Force One instead of doing an on-the-ground inspection -- a clear sign of aloofness , indeed , of fear . \nEven George W. Bush 's most stalwart supporters cringed at his disconnect from reality . \nBush , like Michael Jackson in his days at Neverland Ranch , was living in a bubble . \nBush was , quite simply -- as Coast Guard first-responder Jimmy Duckworth phrased it -- \"out of the game .\" \nInstead , Bush monitored developments mostly from afar . \nOn the 10th anniversary of Katrina , with the advantage of hindsight , it 's clear that Bush 's lack of leadership in late summer of 2005 cost his presidency mightily . \nUnlike Ronald Reagan , after the Challenger explosion , or Bill Clinton , after the Oklahoma City bombing , Bush had failed to feel the profound implications of the moment as his predecessors had . \nBut Bush -- a private man by nature -- was never a particularly accessible president or an outwardly sensitive one . \nInstead , Bush acted as though he were disinterested in the natural disaster . \nNo matter how the Bush library in Dallas tries to spin Bush 's Katrina performance , we all know he deserved an F in crisis management .",
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            "input": "Eva Schloss   stepsister of Anne Frank and a Holocaust survivor herself  sits for an interview at George Mason University on Feb. 7 in Fairfax  Va.  Schloss  has been the subject of a play and now a “virtual reality” hologram program meant to keep up awareness of genocide survivors years after they die. (Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post)\nA “dirty Jew” refugee on the run for two years  a survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp  and stepsister to Holocaust victim Anne Frank   Eva Schloss  had dramatic  amazing  horrifying stories to tell.  She  kept them locked inside  herself  for decades  but now the 88-year-old British grandmother is on a tear  diving into everything from cutting-edge hologram technology to controversies about Justin Bieber to keep people thinking about the lessons of the Holocaust.\n The well-coiffed  plain-spoken Schloss  has  her  own nightmarish tales from World War II Europe and the camps. And of overcoming postwar suicidal depression. And of  her  famous stepsister. But in  her  books  work with prisoners and public speaking around the world   she  talks just as much about what  she  sees as today’s horrors: Syrian refugees on the run  ISIS torture of Christians  the immorality of drone and atomic warfare  environmental degradation  a slipping interest in public education. And what  she  calls the enduring need to pay attention.\n“I talk about it and tell people  this is what Germany was. Not everybody was — by no means — anti-Semitic or supported Hitler. They had good Jewish friends  but they took the easy way out and looked the other way. It is the danger of the bystander ”  Schloss  said in an interview Wednesday before an evening appearance at the Center for the Arts at George Mason University in Fairfax  Va. “This is what we have to teach young people — not to be indifferent  but take part; if you see injustice being done  speak out.”\n Schloss  is on a U.S. speaking tour  with the first stop at George Mason  where she appeared for more than an hour.  Schloss  spoke in a matter-of-fact tone as she was interviewed by Eli Rosenbaum  a federal prosecutor who has investigated Nazi cases. The crowd of 1 200 filled two levels  and remained rapt and silent — except for a few standing ovations.\n Schloss  is among those outspoken on a controversial  complex topic: What are the best  most appropriate ways to keep the moral lessons of genocide alive? While for many the story of Frank  who died at 15 in a German concentration camp  is still a simple  tragic tale of a talented  precocious writer; the portrait of her life is increasingly becoming more nuanced and real over the decades as additional details come out.\n Schloss  has long spoken bluntly about Frank  a girl she met in an Amsterdam courtyard when both of their families were on the run. They never lived as sisters  and Schloss’s mother married Frank’s father after the war. During the war  many of their family members — and spouses — had been murdered. On Wednesday  in a Post interview and on stage   Schloss  said Frank was a “leader  outgoing” — her nickname   Schloss  said  was “quack quack” because she talked so much — but also sometimes “naughty” and “bossy.”  Schloss  told The Post about the challenge and pressure of becoming part of the family of Otto Frank  who  Schloss  said became “nearly obsessed” with the legacy of his dead youngest child. She later praised him for saving her with his positive perspective.\nOn Wednesday   Schloss  said it’s important “not to put her on a pedestal” and to consider that Frank — had she been a girl today — may well have been a belieber. Frank loved Deanna Durbin  a Canadian American musical film star in the 1930s and 1940s   Schloss  said. Frank “would have loved” Bieber  she said  noting how positive it is that he visited the historic site.\n Schloss  is also part of a new project by the Steven Spielberg-founded Shoah Foundation  which has recorded nearly 52 000 interviews with Nazi-era survivors  and the Institute for Creative Technologies  both at the University of Southern California. Through detailed  prerecorded interviews with survivors — including  Schloss  — the exhibit creates life-size holograms that can “answer” questions that some may be afraid to ask in person. At a time when the number of Holocaust survivors is dwindling  the idea is to keep them alive. As time passes  different narratives become accepted until others rise. Some experts warn that the Holocaust not become a “game ” Friedberg said.\n Schloss  has written three books and been the subject of not only the documentary but also a play — much about Frank. But her own story is dramatic.\n Schloss  and her mother never saw the other two again. Her brother  a talented musician  became a painter as a teenager in hiding. After the war  dozens of his paintings and poems were discovered under a floorboard in Amsterdam.",
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            "input": "Even though  CNBC's Jim Cramer  always tells investors to buy stocks when they decline because of some unrelated event that shakes the market   he  knows they don't always do it.\nBut if you think that a hiccup in the GOP's tax overhaul plans could truly derail the bull market  you might be wrong   Cramer  said.\nDisney's deal to buy $52 billion worth of Twenty-First Century Fox's entertainment assets  announced Thursday  is a glaring example of a company helping itself   Cramer  said.\nWhile  Cramer  still thinks that Disney's stock is too cheap vis-a-vis the company's potential   he  likes the deal because it gives Disney the scale it needs for its stock to keep climbing.\nAnd  if the deal is approved by regulatory authorities  both stocks are \"buyable\" on its prospects   Cramer  said.",
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            "input": "The Democratic party’s strategy for responding to  the Al Franken scandal  is now apparent: Taking up Franken’s own hint in  his  apology statement  there will be an “Ethics Committee investigation.”\nInvestigate what  Senate Clouseaus?  Franken  has been caught on film. When Los Angeles radio host Leeann Tweeden said that during a 2006 USO tour  Franken  used  his  position as an entertainer to rope her into kissing  him  in the guise of a rehearsal for a sketch  that was repellent enough. Franken “put his hand on the back of my head  mashed his lips against mine and aggressively stuck his tongue in my mouth ” Tweeden said  and  Franken  offered no specific alternative story  only a lame suggestion that “I don’t remember the rehearsal for the skit as Leeann does.”\nIs the Senate Ethics Committee going to invite Tweeden in to tell her story and try to nail down exactly what  Franken  claims happened? Is the Senate Ethics Committee going to issue an open call to any other women out there who may have similar claims about  Franken  to submit their testimony? I doubt it. The purpose of this phony investigation is to give the appearance of doing something while allowing time to pass and tempers to cool  on the way to administering some meaningless reprimand to  Franken .\n Franken  might be able to shake this off if  he  could depend on conflicting memories. But  he  can’t. Because of that photo. The sex-abuse scandal is becoming  to cultural history  what Watergate was to political history. It is gigantic. It is era-defining. And among the dozens of famous people implicated in it  the  Franken  photo is the most damning and irrefutable evidence yet to emerge. It’s a tableau of our time. It is the photo of our moment. It’s the kind of smoking gun you couldn’t use in a Law & Order episode because it would be too blatant. It will never disappear from the national consciousness.\nConsider the breathtaking way each detail reinforces the horror of the others: A Hollywood celebrity who will soon be a Democratic senator is molesting a woman. While she’s asleep. And in military gear  because she’s traveling to support our troops. In a war zone. And  Franken  is smiling. While shamelessly posing for the photographer. How can we ever cease to be amazed and appalled by this photo? It is to the sex war what the picture of the summary execution of that Viet Cong prisoner was to the Vietnam War.\nYet as the Senate circles the wagons around  Franken   it’s liberals and Democrats who should be angry — not Republicans. To Republicans it’s Thanksgiving come early. It makes no difference to the Republican policy agenda whether  Franken  or some other generic liberal Democrat holds that seat. If  Franken  remains  Roy Moore’s chances of victory in Alabama increase. It makes it too easy for Republicans in Alabama to say  “Wait a minute  we’re supposed to end the career of Roy Moore  a legend in this state  when Democrats won’t expel  Franken ? Why should we agree to unilateral ethics enforcement?” Should Moore make it to the Senate  Democrats will be able to cast Republicans as the party of sex creeps only if they expel  Franken . Every time Moore’s name is mentioned  the response will be  “What about  Al Franken ? And by the way  what about Bill Clinton and Ted Kennedy?”\nTrue  in a certain sense this isn’t fair. What Moore probably did is worse than what  Franken  admitted doing. But politics isn’t fair. Whataboutism and crying hypocrisy aren’t very strong moral arguments  but they’re easy to make and they’re emotionally satisfying. And a photograph of obvious wrongdoing simply carries more salience than a verbal allegation — even if the allegation is credible and even if the behavior alleged is worse than that seen in the photo.\nDemocrats who just this week were saying they would no longer tolerate Bill Clinton–type behavior can prove it. They can make a clear break with the past by saying no more sexual misbehavior will be tolerated  even by beloved party members. They could then leverage that moral clarity in 2018 to seek the votes of the married women who are wary about the liberal agenda but might be persuadable. Instead  they’re protecting their own. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand either can position herself as America’s leading tribune for women victimized by sexual assault or she can support keeping  Franken  in the Senate  but not both. Her initial gambit —  his  apology isn’t enough but “I expect to hear more” from Franken — is insufficient. What more is there for  Franken  to say now that  he  has admitted guilt and apologized? The Democrats are creating a three-word weapon with which the GOP will never stop beating them over the head: What. About. Franken.\nAl Franken Gives Liberals Another Chance at Virtue",
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            "input": "As school leaders try to move on   Joe Paterno  loyalists  including many university trustees  continue to fight over the coach’s role in  his  assistant’s crimes.\nIn July  Penn State’s board of trustees met to discuss the most important issues facing a school system with 99 000 students and a $5.7 billion budget. It took about three hours before someone brought up Jerry Sandusky and  Joe Paterno .\nSupporters of  Joe Paterno   right  question the evidence used to conclude  he  ignored or covered up the assaults committed by Jerry Sandusky  left. (1999 photo by Paul Vathis/Associated Press)\nLaw enforcement officials  victims’ lawyers and private investigators — including Louis Freeh  the former FBI director who authored a damning 2012 report that asserted  Paterno ’s involvement in a coverup — say the dispute results from stubborn “Paterno-deniers ” “Joebots” and “truthers ” for whom no evidence will be strong enough to condemn the beloved former football coach.\n“The tragedy of all of this is that it is self-perpetuated and self-inflicted ” said Tom Kline  an attorney for one victim. “They have settled on an endless assault on anyone who dares suggest that there was something that happened that was wrong and that the fault lies at the doorstep of either  Paterno  or the football program.”\nBut alumni trustees and supporters insist  Paterno  and the school were victims of a rush to judgment that spared other  more culpable organizations — most notably the Second Mile  Sandusky’s charity for at-risk children — from public scorn. They point to conflicting accounts of the assault at the core of the coverup case  evidence the NCAA may have influenced Freeh’s report and doubts about claims  Paterno  ignored assaults as far back as the 1970s.\nAccording to Freeh  in 2001   Paterno  and three university administrators — president Graham Spanier  athletic director Tim Curley and senior vice president Gary Schultz — decided to conceal a report of Sandusky assaulting a boy  to avoid bad publicity for the university and its football team. The men displayed a “callous and shocking disregard for child victims ” Freeh said  as they “empowered Sandusky” to abuse boys for another decade.\nFreeh’s verdict capped an unimaginable downfall for  Paterno   who just eight months before seemed poised to retire as the winningest  most respected coach in the history of college football. In 46 years as head coach  he’d piled up 409 wins and two national championships while professing selflessness and education  fielding teams that wore simple jerseys with no names on the back  his players graduating at rates that outpaced competitors. In the venal world of college football   Paterno  built a reputation as a coach who valued integrity over winning — “Success with Honor” was his motto — and now he stood accused of covering up for a pedophile to protect his public image.\nIn including  Paterno   Freeh had gone further than prosecutors  who would charge the administrators with crimes but said they did not believe  Paterno  participated. In defending his conclusion  Freeh cited “the most important evidence in the case”: a chain of emails between the three administrators from 2001.\nA newspaper with the headline rewritten was left near a statue of  Paterno  outside Beaver Stadium on Jan. 23  2012  the day after he died. (Alex Brandon/Associated Press) Freeh conceded his report’s condemnation of  Paterno  was made without knowledge of what was said in  Paterno ’s meeting with Curley. (Matt Rourke/Associated Press)\nThe emails showed the men planned to report Sandusky to child welfare authorities but changed course after Curley met with  Paterno . Instead  they banned Sandusky from bringing children to Penn State and informed the Second Mile of the incident. Sandusky was convicted of assaulting four boys after this incident.\nIn an email  one trustee urged then-Penn State president Rod Erickson to tear down the statue of  Paterno  outside the stadium  if it would pacify the NCAA.\nEleven days after Freeh’s news conference  the NCAA announced that Penn State had entered into a “consent decree ” accepting a $60 million fine and the erasing of all of Paterno’s wins after 1998  the year Sandusky was investigated — but cleared — by Penn State police and a state child welfare agency. Freeh had concluded  Paterno  should have suspected then his assistant was a pedophile.\nPenn State students protested the school’s handling of the Sandusky scandal. (2011 photo by Gene J. Puskar/Associated Press) Students also honored the memory of  Paterno  after  his  death at age 85. (2012 photo by Gary Cameron/Reuters)\nThe lawsuit also produced communications between NCAA staffers and Freeh’s team that prompted some alumni to theorize Freeh catered his report — which  by including  Paterno   put the case squarely in the NCAA’s crosshairs — to appeal to a desired client.\nThe NCAA is only a part of why some alumni feel the school and  Paterno  took a disproportionate share of the blame  Schmidt said  before explaining theories involving a former governor and the Second Mile.",
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            "input": "Three years ago  Eric E. Schmidt  the chief executive of Google  jogged onto a San Francisco stage to shake hands with Steve Jobs  Apple's co-founder  to help him unveil a transformational wonder gadget -- the iPhone -- before throngs of journalists and adoring fans at the annual MacWorld Expo.\n Google and Apple had worked together to bring Google's search and mapping services to the iPhone  the executives told the audience  and Schmidt joked that the collaboration was so close that the two men should simply merge their companies and call them \"AppleGoo.\"\n \"Steve  my congratulations to you \" Schmidt told his corporate ally. \"This product is going to be hot.\" Jobs acknowledged the compliment with an ear-to-ear smile.\n Today  such warmth is in short supply. Jobs  Schmidt and their companies are now engaged in a gritty battle royale over the future and shape of mobile computing and cell phones  with implications that are reverberating across the digital landscape.\n In a statement  Schmidt concurred. \"I continue to believe  as many do  that Steve Jobs is the best CEO in the world today  and I admire Apple and Steve enormously \" he wrote.\n Schmidt hasn't shied away from taking public swipes at Apple  either. In January at the World Economic Forum  when asked what he thought of Apple's new iPad  due to go on sale early next month  he joked to reporters: \"You might want to tell me the difference between a large phone and a tablet.\"\n Although Jobs and Schmidt both began working in Silicon Valley in the late 1970s  their paths rarely crossed. But by 2001  with Jobs back at Apple and Schmidt running Google  they shared a singular mission: limiting Microsoft's hegemony to the personal computer and ensuring that Bill Gates didn't dominate the frontier of online services and mobile devices.\n both began working in Silicon Valley in the late 1970s  their paths rarely crossed. But by 2001  with Jobs back at Apple and Schmidt running Google  they shared a singular mission: limiting Microsoft's hegemony to the personal computer and ensuring that Bill Gates didn't dominate the frontier of online services and mobile devices.\n When Schmidt was invited to join Apple's board in 2006  he and Jobs lavished praise on each other.\n By all accounts  Schmidt and Jobs were never close friends. But they dined together on several occasions  according to a former associate of Schmidt's  and Jobs never hesitated to call Schmidt directly to voice his opinions. Schmidt  several friends say  relished his position on Apple's board and the proximity it gave him to one of the most famous figures in American business.\n As tensions mounted between Schmidt and Jobs  their infighting became more public. When Google tried to get its voice mail management program  Google Voice  onto the iPhone  Apple blocked the effort last July  citing privacy concerns. Then  last August  Schmidt stepped down from Apple's board  prompted in part by regulatory concerns over ties between the companies but also because Apple said his position had become untenable.\n When Jobs announced Schmidt's departure from the board  he noted that with Android and plans for a computer operating system  Google was \"unfortunately\" entering more of Apple's \"core business.\"\n While Apple conducted due diligence on the deal  AdMob agreed to a 45-day \"no shop\" provision  a routine clause that prevented the startup from offering itself for sale to others  according to three people briefed on the negotiations. But after Apple inexplicably let 45 days pass without consummating its offer  Google pounced. Their interest piqued by Apple's pursuit of the start-up  Schmidt  along with Page  Brin and other Google executives  began intensely courting Omar Hamoui  AdMob's young chief executive. AdMob  the Google guys argued  belonged in their corporate family because Google -- unlike Apple -- was an old pro in advertising. They also promised that AdMob employees would be able to cash out stock options sooner than Apple's deal would have allowed. It also didn't hurt that Google was willing to pay a 25 percent premium over Apple's offer. Three days after the no-shop provision expired  Google agreed to buy AdMob -- putting a whopping $750 million price tag on a four-year-old company with modest revenue. Jilted and angry  Jobs speculated that AdMob might have violated its legal obligations  with help from Google  according to two people briefed on the fallout from the negotiations.\n Campbell  a former college football coach and the former chief executive of Intuit  has played pivotal roles at Google. He sat in on high-level management meetings  counseled Schmidt individually in private sessions every other week  helped to establish the company's management structure  and had a hand in smoothing over the initially turbulent relationship between Schmidt and Google's founders.\n While Campbell has tried to be a diplomat and smooth over the problems between Jobs and Schmidt  the task hasn't been easy. Campbell declined to comment for this article  but people briefed on the matter say that throughout last fall  Jobs and Schmidt each lobbied Campbell to sever his connection with the other's company  at times even giving him ultimatums to do so.",
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            "input": "Police dash cam video of the incident shows  Albert Chatfield  immediately emerging from  his  car at an intersection and backpedaling from two police officers  who repeatedly shout for  him  to \"stop.\" As  he  continues to back up through the street  one officer pulls out his Taser and  after the other officer is heard shouting \"tase him \" fires it.  Chatfield  is knocked to the ground instantly.\n The city  agreed to pay $900 000 to Chatfield's family over the incident  one of the fastest settlements in a Taser case in the state ever  according to the family's lawyer.  Chatfield  remains in the hospital after suffering bleeding on  his  brain due to the fall  according to ABC affiliate WCIV.\nPolice had claimed  Chatfield  assumed a \"fighting stance\" as  he  backpedaled from police. The video shows  the man  raising  his  hands  but  he  is slowly backing away from the officers throughout. The police report also described the scene as a busy street  saying they were trying to protect  Chatfield  and others' safety  though the video shows just one car in the intersection.\nThe family's lawyer  Justin Bamberg  blamed the police chase on a mental issue. Police had been called after  Chatfield  was aggressively tailgating other vehicles.\nBamberg said the money would be used to pay for  Chatfield 's medical expenses.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON ( AP ) — The head of the Environmental Protection Agency says he may start flying in coach amid increasing scrutiny of claims that he needs to fly first class because of security concerns .  EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt  said in an interview with CBS News on Wednesday  he  had instructed  his  staff to make changes that could include flying coach . \" What I ' ve told them going forward is this : There is a change occurring   you ' re going to accommodate the security threats as they exist   you ' re going to accommodate those in all ways   alternate ways   up to and including flying coach   and that is what ' s going to happen on my very next flight  \"  Pruitt  said . \" So those things are happening right away .\" That ' s a significant shift since last month   when  Pruitt  said in interviews that  his  chief of staff and security team had determined  he  should fly in premium class seats following some unpleasant interactions with other passengers . Asked what had changed in the assessment of what was needed to keep  Pruitt  safe   EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox referred back to  Pruitt '  s CBS interview and declined to provide any additional context or comment . Since taking office last year    Pruitt  has been unusually secretive about  his  frequent air travel . In a break from  his  predecessors   Pruitt ' s office consistently refuses to provide advance public notice of  his  trips   typically releasing a schedule of  his  meetings and appearances only after they have occurred . Following recent media reports about Pruitt ' s pricey airfare   the Republican - led House Oversight committee last week demanded copies of  his  travel records to be provided by March 6 . EPA ' s inspector general is also auditing Pruitt ' s 2017 travel costs . Federal regulations allow government travelers to fly business class or first class when no cheaper options are \" reasonably available \" or if there are exceptional security circumstances . Wilcox told reporters last month that  Pruitt  had obtained a \" blanket waiver \" allowing  him  to take premium flights . Such a blanket waivers are also barred under federal rules   however   and Wilcox later said  Pruitt  was granted separate waivers by ethics officials for each flight . EPA has declined to provide any public explanation of its evolving account and has thus far refused to release copies of the waivers allowing  Pruitt  to fly first class . The Associated Press is among several organizations that has sought a full accounting of  Pruitt  ' s travel and security expenses under the Freedom of Information Act . Though some records were released following lawsuits filed against the agency   EPA has so far refused to say how much public money has been spent for  Pruitt  and  his  staff to travel across the country and on international trips . The limited records that have been provided show  Pruitt  ' s airfare is often several times more expensive than that of aides booked on the same flights . Often   those trips have included weekend - long layovers in  Pruitt  ' s home state of Oklahoma . Last month    Pruitt  said there were some \" incidents \" on flights that prompted  his  need for first - class seats . EPA has refused requests from AP to provide any details about those incidents .  Pruitt  is the first EPA administrator to require around - the - clock protection from an armed security detail .  He  has also taken other security precautions   including the addition of a $ 25   000 soundproof \" privacy booth \" inside  his  office to prevent eavesdropping on  his  phone calls and spending $ 3   000 to have  his  office swept for hidden listening devices . ___ Follow AP environmental writer Michael Biesecker at http :// Twitter . com / mbieseck The Associated Press .",
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            "input": "CLOSE Oklahoma Sooners quarterback  Baker Mayfield  won the 2017 Heisman Trophy. USA TODAY Sports\nOklahoma Sooners quarterback  Baker Mayfield  wins the 2017 Heisman Trophy. (Photo: Todd J. Van Emst  USA TODAY Sports)\n Baker Mayfield  had been to this New York City ceremony before. This time   he  left with a statue.\nThere was little suspense Saturday night with the announcement that the Oklahoma quarterback is the 2017 Heisman Award recipient.  Mayfield   the fifth man to finish in the top four of the Heisman race three times  is the sixth Sooner so honored overall and the third OU signal caller since 2003 to claim the trophy.\n Mayfield  received 732 first-place votes  Love had 75 and Jackson  got 47.\nAWARDS:  Baker Mayfield  wins Walter Camp Award\n\"Wow. This is unbelievable for me \"  Mayfield  said. \"Being up  her  among these greats is something words can't describe. ... It's such an honor.\"\nBaker Mayfield got choked up while thanking Lincoln Riley and his parents pic.twitter.com/eQf16E7MpM — Sports Illustrated (@SInow) December 10  2017\nAfter the Sooners' 31-16 win at Ohio State   Mayfield  ran around the field at Ohio Stadium with a crimson OU flag  then took it to the “O” at midfield and tried to stick it in the ground as his teammates celebrated around him.\nOn the following Monday   Mayfield  that he didn’t mean any disrespect. He said he should have saved his celebration for the locker room  adding that he would be upset if someone did that on Oklahoma’s home field.\nThe next step for for the former walk-on: To once again prove some folks wrong. Listed at 6-1  220 pounds — and that might be a stretch —  Mayfield  is not the prototype NFL quarterback prospect  but that hasn’t stopped  him  from becoming one of the most prolific passers in college football history.\n“I’m going to have the same work ethic and mentality ”  Mayfield  said Friday. “I think I’ve proven that size doesn’t matter. Even if you had a 6-5 quarterback  you’re not going to see over my left tackle. He’s 6-8. I’m just excited to be able to play the game of football. Winning is fun  and something that I work hard to do. That should be accounted for more than any size  any measurement.”\n Mayfield  is likely to be a much-debated prospect in the months leading up to the NFL draft in late April. Same goes for fellow Heisman finalist Jackson.\n Mayfield  will likely be compared to other undersized quarterbacks like Drew Brees  Russell Wilson and maybe Johnny Manziel. His mobility and ability to improvise makes those Wilson-Manziel comparisons seem more apt.\n“Being compared to those guys is an honor ”  Mayfield  said.\nThe Manziel comparison is not necessarily positive. Manziel was a college superstar and Heisman winner who played a highly improvisational game. He was a much better and more frequent runner in college than  Mayfield .  Mayfield  is a more refined passer. Manziel’s biggest issues  though  were not physical skills and talent. He came into the NFL with baggage when he was a first-round pick by the Cleveland Browns in 2014. After two years in the league  he was released  with some questioning his commitment to football. Manziel has had run-ins with the law in college and after.",
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            "input": "Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY)  told Senate Republicans to be ready to work through the Thanksgiving break  which serves as a recognition that  McConnell  needs to pass the president’s agenda or  he  may soon lose  his  job as Majority Leader.\n Mitch McConnell  finally cracked under pressure last week from conservatives and populists and decided to extend the Senate’s workweek into Fridays and even possibly the weekend to pass the president’s agenda. Senate Republicans then wrote to  McConnell  that having the Senate stay open on Fridays and possibly the weekends is not good enough; Republicans urged the Senate Majority Leader to “turn the Senate on full time  24/7 to advance the president’s agenda.”\nBreitbart News reported that under Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell  the Senate remains in session roughly 2.5 days per week.\nTo pass the president’s agenda   McConnell  told Senate Republicans this week that the chamber could stay in session the weekend before the week of Thanksgiving and the week of Thanksgiving  according to two senior GOP sources.\n McConnell  said  “President Trump should be commended for his strong judicial picks. The Senate is going to keep working hard to confirm them. And we’re going to succeed.”\n McConnell ’s extension of the Senate workweek and work into Thanksgiving serves as a recognition that he needs to perform or else  McConnell  may lose his job. Many conservatives and populists argue that  McConnell  has failed to carry out the president’s agenda and subsequently called on him to resign.\n McConnell ’s leadership continues to flounder; a recent poll revealed that 56 percent of Republicans want  Mitch McConnell  to resign. Many Senate Republican candidates revealed that they are reluctant to back  McConnell  for Majority Leader. Even Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley  whom McConnell’s team labeled as their “number one recruit ” refused to say whether he will endorse  McConnell .\nFormer Congressman Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) told Fox News recently that he does not “know what the case is to keep”  Mitch McConnell  as Senate majority leader.\nEstablishment Republicans  including  McConnell   continue to fret over Breitbart News Executive Chairman and former White House Chief Strategist Steve — who is lining up a series of primary challenges in 2018 to lawmakers he sees as hurting President Trump’s agenda. According to Axios  Bannon is planning to back primary challengers against every incumbent Republican senator running for re-election in 2018  except Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX). Bannon recently told Fox News’ Sean Hannity  “Nobody’s safe  we’re coming after all of them.”",
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            "input": "Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei  accused Iran’s foes of fomenting the unrest  which began as protests about economic hardship and corruption but have grown into political rallies  some of which have criticized  him  by name.\n“In recent days  enemies of Iran used different tools including cash  weapons  politics and intelligence apparatus to create troubles for the Islamic Republic ”  he  said  in  his  first reaction to the unrest.\n He  did not name the enemies but Ali Shamkhani  secretary of the Supreme National Security Council  said the United States  Britain and Saudi Arabia were behind the riots.\n Khamenei  said on  his  website that  he  would address the nation about the events “when the time is right”.",
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                "Ayatollah Ali Khamenei"
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            "input": "On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom ” Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz stated Special Counsel Robert Mueller is “very zealous.” He later added that Mueller won’t be content until he gets to President Trump or those “very close” to him and this is the danger of special prosecutors.\n Dershowitz  said that both parties are guilty of arguing that everything they disagree with is criminal and this behavior started with Republicans during the campaign with Hillary Clinton and then continued by Democrats.\n Dershowitz  then recalled  his  experience with Mueller.  He  stated that  he  talked to Mueller about prosecutorial and FBI misconduct and Mueller stated “It’s a non-starter to talk to me about FBI misconduct or prosecutorial misconduct. It’s a non-starter.  He  doesn’t want to hear about that.  He  is in the business of protecting the FBI  protecting prosecutors  at all costs. I don’t suggest  he ’s unethical  but  he ’s very zealous.”\n He  added that this makes Mueller “effective at  his  job  but the job of a prosecutor is to do justice  not to get as many notches on his belt as possible.”\n Dershowitz  further stated Mueller is “not going to be satisfied until  he  gets to the president  or people very close to  him . That’s the danger of a special prosecutor.”\n Dershowitz  also stated the tactic of finding someone to prosecute in order to get them to talk is “dangerous” because people will “compose” and make things up to get a better deal.  He  continued  “Look  if an ordinary person walked over to somebody and said  ‘Unless you give up your rights  I’m going to have you criminally prosecuted ’ we’d call that extortion. But it’s allowed by prosecutors. And I’ve been railing against this for 53 years. now  Republicans agree with me. … Which side are you on has become so important.”",
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            "input": "Maryland Transportation Secretary Pete K. Rahn  dangled a $9 billion carrot Wednesday in front of more than 100 companies potentially interested in adding express toll lanes to the Capital Beltway  Interstate 270 and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.\n“It’s amazing ”  Rahn  quipped to more than 320 highway engineers  designers and builders in a ballroom at the BWI Airport Marriott in Linthicum. “You can get a lot of attention when you put a nine in front of a ‘B.’”\n“I don’t want to just do something ”  Rahn  told the crowd. “I want to do something that delivers a ‘wow’” for traffic relief.\nOne big unknown: the cost of the tolls. After the meeting   Rahn  said  he  was aware variable rates on toll lanes that opened last week on part of Interstate 66 in Northern Virginia had soared to as high as $40.\n“Obviously  that caught my attention ”  Rahn  said.\nHowever   he  noted the I-66 toll has since peaked at about $14.  He  said Maryland will know the range of toll rates on its highways just before it chooses a winning proposal. Like Northern Virginia’s toll lanes  there will be no limit on how high tolls could go to keep traffic moving.\nThe state is not expecting to pay anything on the Beltway or I-270 projects   Rahn  said.\n Rahn  said the state will leave details of the design to bidders in hopes of receiving the most creative ideas. Maryland officials said proposals also will be judged on how the teams plan to build the lanes quickly  keep traffic moving during construction and limit impacts on adjacent homes and businesses.",
            "output": [
                "Pete K. Rahn"
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            "input": "North Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaks during the Second Plenum of the 7th Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK) at the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun  in this undated photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) in Pyongyang October 8  2017. KCNA/via REUTERS.\nSEOUL (Reuters) -  North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un  said  his  nuclear weapons were a “powerful deterrent” that guaranteed its sovereignty  state media reported on Sunday  hours after U.S. President Donald Trump said “only one thing will work” in dealing with the isolated country.\nIn a speech to a meeting of the powerful Central Committee of the ruling Workers’ Party on Saturday  a day before Trump’s most recent comments  state media said  Kim  had addressed the “complicated international situation”.\nNorth Korea’s nuclear weapons are a “powerful deterrent firmly safeguarding the peace and security in the Korean peninsula and Northeast Asia ”  Kim  said  referring to the “protracted nuclear threats of the U.S. imperialists.”\nThe situation proved that North Korea’s policy of “byungjin”  meaning the parallel development of nuclear weapons and the economy was “absolutely right”   Kim Jong Un  said in the speech.\n“The national economy has grown on their strength this year  despite the escalating sanctions ” said  Kim   referring to U.N. Security Council resolutions put in place to curb Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile program.\nNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaks during the Second Plenum of the 7th Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK) at the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun  in this undated photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) in Pyongyang October 8  2017. KCNA/via REUTERS.\n Kim Jong Un’s  sister  Kim Yo Jong  was made an alternate member of the politburo - the top decision-making body over which Kim Jong Un presides.\nAlongside Kim Jong Un himself  the promotion makes Kim Yo Jong the only other millennial member of the influential body.\n Her  new position indicates the 28-year-old has become a replacement for  Kim Jong Un’s  aunt  Kim Kyong Hui  who had been a key decision maker when former leader Kim Jong Il was alive.\n“It shows that  her  portfolio and writ is far more substantive than previously believed and it is a further consolidation of the Kim family’s power ” said Michael Madden  a North Korea expert at Johns Hopkins University’s 38 North website.\n“The large-scale personnel reshuffle reflects that  Kim Jong Un  is taking the current situation seriously  and that  he ’s looking for a breakthrough by promoting a new generation of politicians ” the ministry said in a statement.",
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            "input": "BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont  facing arrest in Spain for organising an illegal independence referendum in October  said on Tuesday he would stay in Belgium for the time being.\nOusted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont holds a news conference in Brussels  Belgium  December 6  2017. REUTERS/Yves Herman\n“For the moment we will stay here ”  Puigdemont  said at a press conference in Brussels.\n Puigdemont  declared the northeastern region of Catalonia an independent republic on Oct. 27  leading Madrid to impose direct rule on the regional government and fire the pro-independence administration.\nOusted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont and other pro-independence officials hold a news conference in Brussels  Belgium  December 6  2017. REUTERS/Yves Herman\n Puigdemont  faces charges of rebellion  sedition  misuse of public funds  disobedience and breach of trust in Spain.\n His  party  ‘Together for Catalonia’  is campaigning on a pro-independence ticket for Dec. 21 elections called by Madrid in an effort to resolve the crisis.\n Puigdemont  said  he  hoped to be able to return to Spain if  he  was elected a member of the Catalan parliament  but  he  was not sure if  he  would be arrested and put in custody.\n“We have to carefully consider such a decision before taking it ”  he  said.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Brandon Judd  president of the labor union  said  Agent Rogelio Martinez  died Sunday of blunt force trauma to the head.\nFederal authorities have not yet said how  Martinez  was killed.\nAuthorities have been searching for witnesses and potential suspects after  Martinez  was killed and a fellow agent was seriously injured. Officials with U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Border Patrol said in a statement that the pair were âresponding to activityâ near Interstate 10 in Van Horn  Tex.  when they were harmed. The other agent called for help  and other agents provided medical care and took them to a hospital.\nFollowing news that an agent had been killed  President Trump appeared to connect  Martinez âs death to border security and plugged his plans for a border wall on Twitter on Sunday night.\nSen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) said on Twitter  without any further explanation  that  Martinez  and the other agent were âattackedâ and he also linked the incident to security on the border with Mexico.\nAgent Rogelio Martinez  your service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. Our hearts go out to your family. pic.twitter.com/WVuW8C2N8n â USBPChief (@USBPChief) November 20  2017\nIsaac Morales  who was stabbed in a bar parking lot in El Paso  was the only agent besides  Martinez  to die in 2017. Three agents died in 2016; two of them in car accidents  one of a heart attack while on bike patrol.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "With Orrin Hatch (finally) retiring  the recruitment efforts to get  Mitt Romney  to run for that seat started immediately. With the revelation that  Romney  received treatment for prostate cancer over the summer  it may not be a slam dunk he runs  but if he does  Donald Trump shouldn’t expect  Mitt  to just get in line.\nThat was evident when  Mitt  tweeted the following this morning:\nThe poverty of an aspiring immigrant’s nation of origin is as irrelevant as their race. The sentiment attributed to POTUS is inconsistent w/ America’s history and antithetical to American values. May our memory of Dr. King buoy our hope for unity  greatness  & “charity for all.”  — Mitt Romney (@MittRomney)  January 15  2018\n Romney  pushed back pretty hard here. It will be interesting to see how Trump reacts because everybody knows  he ’s fuming. Trump supporters  meanwhile  continue to pivot with whatever Trump says. At first  the White House didn’t deny  he  made the comments and fans went with  “Hey   he ’s right!” When  he  denied making the statements  they pivoted to “Hey  fake news!”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "PYEONGCHANG  South Korea (AP) —  Chloe Kim  stamped  her  name on a new era of snowboarding with a run down the halfpipe that  officially  did not mean anything. To  her   it meant everything.\nThe Olympic gold medal was already hers but  she  knew  she  could do better. So  she  cinched on  her  gloves  cranked up \"Motorsport\" on  her  iPod  said \"This one's for you  Grams\" — a shout-out to  her  South Korean grandmother  who was watching  her  in person for the first time — and dropped into the halfpipe to make history.\nOn the last run of Tuesday's sun-splashed final   Kim  hit back-to-back 1080-degree spins on  her  second and third jumps — repeating a combination no other woman has ever done in a competition.\n She  landed them squarely  sent  her  already super-hyped family at the bottom into overdrive  scored a 98.5 and sent out the message that everyone from grandma to those at the roots of this sport love to hear: \"I knew I wasn't going to be completely satisfied taking home the gold  but knowing that I could've done better.\"\nThe 17-year-old from California made it look easy  but only afterward did  she  concede how difficult the past several months have been.  Her  story has been told and sold and marketed for gold:  Her  parents both emigrated to the United States from South Korea  and though it was more coincidence than any grand plan   Kim  making  her  Olympic debut in the country where  her  family was from set up a sure path to stardom in the halfpipe and beyond.\n She  has commanded the progression in women's snowboarding for at least two years now  and it was hard to imagine anyone beating  her  on the sport's biggest stage  at  her  official coming-out party. But halfpipes are hard  the snow is slippery and nothing is for sure.\n\"There is a lot of pressure revolving around these games \"  she  said. \"You wait for four years to come here and it's definitely a lot of hype around a 1 1/2  2-hour time period. It's pretty nerve-wracking. You know you're at the Olympics. It's been a dream of mine since I was a little girl  to land a run that's very important for me.\"\n Chloe Kim  of the United States   reacts to  her  score during the women's halfpipe finals at Phoenix Snow Park at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang  South Korea  Tuesday  Feb. 13  2018. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)\n Chloe Kim   of the United States  celebrates winning gold in the women's halfpipe finals at Phoenix Snow Park at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang  South Korea  Tuesday  Feb. 13  2018. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)\n Kim 's journey included two years in Switzerland  where she lived with her aunt  learned French and honed her snowboarding skills.\nChloe Kim  of the United States  wipes away a tear after winning gold in the women's halfpipe finals at Phoenix Snow Park at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang  South Korea  Tuesday  Feb. 13  2018. (AP Photo/Lee Jin-man)",
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            "input": "Cruz wants to decrease the size of the government significantly . \nCruz proposes to eliminate the Department of Energy , the Department of Education , Department of Commerce , and the Department of Housing and Urban Development . \nCruz is a supporter of TransCanada 's Keystone XL Pipeline , -LSB- 257 -RSB- and along with every other Republican senator was a cosponsor of legislation in support of the pipeline . \nCruz is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School . \nCruz served as Solicitor General of Texas , from 2003 to 2008 , appointed by Texas Attorney General , Greg Abbott . \nFrom 2004 to 2009 , Cruz was an Adjunct Professor at the University of Texas School of Law in Austin , Texas , where he taught U.S. Supreme Court litigation . \nCruz ran for and won the Senate seat vacated by fellow Republican Kay Bailey Hutchison in 2012 . \n-LSB- 6 -RSB- -LSB- 7 -RSB- -LSB- 8 -RSB- -LSB- 9 -RSB- Cruz 's mother was born in Wilmington , Delaware . \nCruz voted against the Water Resources Development Act of 2013 that would have created the National Endowment for the Oceans and authorized more than $ 26 billion in projects to be built by the Army Corps of Engineers , at least $ 16 billion of which would have come from federal taxpayers . \nCruz ' paternal grandfather , Rafael , immigrated to Cuba as an infant with his parents from the Canary Islands of Spain . \n-LSB- 11 -RSB- Cruz 's father Rafael Bienvenido Cruz y Díaz is Cuban American , born in Cuba and growing up middle class there . \nIn 2017 , Cruz was one of 22 senators to sign a letter -LSB- 267 -RSB- to President Donald Trump urging the President to have the United States withdraw from the Paris Agreement . \nAccording to the Center for Responsive Politics , Cruz has received more than $ 2.5 million from oil , gas and coal interests since 2012 . \n-LSB- 268 -RSB- Cruz has a lifetime score of 3 % on the National Environmental Scorecard of the League of Conservation Voters . \nAt the time of his birth , Cruz 's parents had lived in Calgary for three years and were working in the oil business as owners of a seismic-data processing firm for oil drilling . \nCruz has said , \"I 'm the son of two mathematicianscomputer programmers .\" \nCruz has been an adamant opponent of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action , a 2015 international nuclear agreement with Iran negotiated by the U.S. and other world powers , calling it \"catastrophic\" and \"disastrous\" . \n-LSB- 4 -RSB- Cruz has two older half-sisters , Miriam Ceferina Cruz and Roxana Lourdes Cruz , from his father 's first marriage . \nCruz is a critic of the rapprochement between Cuba and the United States , saying on Fox News in December 2014 that the thaw in relations was a \"manifestation of the failures of the Obama-Clinton-Kerry foreign policy\" that \"will be remembered as a tragic mistake\" . \nIn 2013 , Cruz stated that America had no \"dog in the fight\" during the Syrian Civil War and stated that America 's armed forces should not serve as \"al-Qaeda 's air force\" . \n-LSB- 273 -RSB- In 2014 , Cruz criticized the Obama administration : \"The president 's foreign policy team utterly missed the threat of ISIS , indeed , was working to arm Syrian rebels that were fighting side by side with ISIS\" , calling ISIS \"the face of evil\" . \nCruz attended two private high schools : Faith West Academy in Katy , Texas ; -LSB- 24 -RSB- and Second Baptist High School in Houston , from which he graduated as valedictorian in 1988 . \nDuring high school , Cruz participated in a Houston-based group known at the time as the Free Market Education Foundation , a program that taught high school students the philosophies of economists such as Milton Friedman and Frédéric Bastiat . \nCruz criticized the People 's Republic of China after it reportedly made a statement asking members of Congress not to meet with Ing-wen . \nCruz graduated cum laude from Princeton University in 1992 with a Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy -LSB- 28 -RSB- from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs . \nIn September 2016 , Cruz backed the Obama administration 's plan to sell more than $ 1.15 billion worth of weapons to Saudi Arabia . \n-LSB- 30 -RSB- Cruz and Panton later represented Harvard Law School at the 1995 World Debating Championship , losing in the semi-finals to a team from Australia . \n-LSB- 31 -RSB- -LSB- 32 -RSB- -LSB- 33 -RSB- Princeton 's debate team named their annual novice championship after Cruz . \nCruz 's senior thesis at Princeton investigated the separation of powers ; its title , Clipping the Wings of Angels , draws its inspiration from a passage attributed to US President James Madison : \"If angels were to govern men , neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary .\" \nCruz argued that the drafters of the Constitution intended to protect the rights of their constituents , and that the last two items in the Bill of Rights offer an explicit stop against an all-powerful state . \nCruz rejects the scientific consensus on climate change . \nAfter graduating from Princeton , Cruz attended Harvard Law School , graduating magna cum laude in 1995 with a Juris Doctor degree . \n-LSB- 29 -RSB- Referring to Cruz 's time as a student at Harvard Law , Professor Alan Dershowitz said , \"Cruz was off-the-charts brilliant\" . \n-LSB- 36 -RSB- -LSB- 37 -RSB- -LSB- 38 -RSB- -LSB- 39 -RSB- At Harvard Law , Cruz was a John M. Olin Fellow in Law and Economics . \nCruz has joked , \"I 'm Cuban , Irish , and Italian , and yet somehow I ended up Southern Baptist .\" \nCruz serves on the Board of Advisors of the Texas Review of Law and Politics . \nCruz served as a law clerk to J. Michael Luttig of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in 1995 -LSB- 40 -RSB- -LSB- 42 -RSB- and to William Rehnquist , Chief Justice of the United States , in 1996 . \n-LSB- 2 -RSB- Cruz was the first Hispanic to clerk for a Chief Justice of the United States . \nAfter Cruz finished his clerkships , he took a position with Cooper , Carvin & Rosenthal , now known as Cooper & Kirk , LLC , from 1997 to 1998 . \n-LSB- 44 -RSB- While with the firm , Cruz worked on matters relating to the National Rifle Association , and helped prepare testimony for the impeachment proceedings against President Bill Clinton . \n-LSB- 45 -RSB- In 1998 , Cruz was briefly one of the attorneys who represented Congressman John Boehner during his litigation against Congressman Jim McDermott , which concerned the alleged leak of an illegal recording of a phone conversation whose participants included Boehner . \nCruz joined the George W. Bush presidential campaign in 1999 as a domestic policy adviser , advising then-Governor George W. Bush on a wide range of policy and legal matters , including civil justice , criminal justice , constitutional law , immigration , and government reform . \nCruz assisted in assembling the Bush legal team , devising strategy , and drafting pleadings for filing with the Supreme Court of Florida and U.S. Supreme Court in the case Bush v. Gore during the 2000 Florida presidential recounts , leading to two wins for the Bush team . \n-LSB- 40 -RSB- -LSB- 48 -RSB- Cruz recruited future Chief Justice John Roberts and noted attorney Mike Carvin to the Bush legal team . \nAfter Bush took office , Cruz served as an associate deputy attorney general in the U.S. Justice Department -LSB- 2 -RSB- -LSB- 48 -RSB- and as the director of policy planning at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission . \nAppointed to the office of Solicitor General of Texas by Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott , -LSB- 42 -RSB- -LSB- 49 -RSB- Cruz served in that position from 2003 to 2008 . \n-LSB- 27 -RSB- -LSB- 40 -RSB- The office had been established in 1999 to handle appeals involving the state , but Abbott hired Cruz with the idea that Cruz would take a \"leadership role in the United States in articulating a vision of strict constructionism\" . \nAs Solicitor General , Cruz argued before the Supreme Court of the United States nine times , winning five cases and losing four . \nCruz has authored 70 U.S. Supreme Court briefs and presented 43 oral arguments , including nine before the United States Supreme Court . \n-LSB- 36 -RSB- -LSB- 42 -RSB- -LSB- 50 -RSB- Cruz 's record of having argued before the Supreme Court nine times is more than any practicing lawyer in Texas or any current member of Congress . \n-LSB- 51 -RSB- Cruz has commented on his nine cases in front of the U.S. Supreme Court : \"We ended up year after year arguing some of the biggest cases in the country . \nIn 2003 , while Cruz was Texas Solicitor General , the Texas Attorney General 's office declined to defend Texas ' sodomy law in Lawrence v. Texas , where the U.S. Supreme Court decided that state laws banning homosexual sex as illegal sodomy were unconstitutional . \nIn the landmark case of District of Columbia v. Heller , Cruz drafted the amicus brief signed by the attorneys general of 31 states , which said that the Washington , D.C. handgun ban should be struck down as infringing upon the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms . \n-LSB- 50 -RSB- -LSB- 53 -RSB- Cruz also presented oral argument for the amici states in the companion case to Heller before the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit . \nIn addition to his success in Heller , Cruz successfully defended the constitutionality of the Ten Commandments monument on the Texas State Capitol grounds before the Fifth Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court , winning 5 -- 4 in Van Orden v. Perry . \nIn 2004 , Cruz was involved in the high-profile case surrounding a challenge to the constitutionality of requiring student recitation in public schools of the Pledge of Allegiance -LRB- including the words \"under God\" , legally a part of the Pledge since 1954 -RRB- , Elk Grove Unified School District v. Newdow . \n-LSB- 55 -RSB- The Supreme Court upheld the position of Cruz 's brief . \nCruz served as lead counsel for the state and successfully defended the multiple litigation challenges to the 2003 Texas congressional redistricting plan in state and federal district courts and before the U.S. Supreme Court , which was decided 5 -- 4 in his favor in League of United Latin American Citizens v. Perry . \nCruz also successfully defended , in Medellin v. Texas , the State of Texas against an attempt to re-open the cases of 51 Mexican nationals , all of whom were convicted of murder in the United States and were on death row . \nAs Solicitor General , Cruz declined to vacate the sentence saying \"I think justice is being done because he had a full and fair trial and an opportunity to raise his errors .\" \nDuring oral argument , Cruz conceded that Haley had a very strong argument for ineffective assistance of counsel since Haley 's attorney failed to recognize the sentencing error and that he would not move to have Haley re-incarcerated during the appeal process . \nCruz was named by American Lawyer magazine as one of the 50 Best Litigators under 45 in America in 2008 , -LSB- 49 -RSB- -LSB- 63 -RSB- by The National Law Journal as one of the 50 Most Influential Minority Lawyers in America also in 2008 , -LSB- 64 -RSB- -LSB- 65 -RSB- and in October 2010 by Texas Lawyer as one of the 25 Greatest Texas Lawyers of the Past Quarter Century . \nAfter leaving the Solicitor General position in 2008 , Cruz worked in a private law firm in Houston , Morgan , Lewis & Bockius LLP , often representing corporate clients , until he was sworn in as U.S. senator from Texas in 2013 . \n-LSB- 68 -RSB- In 2009 and 2010 , he formed and then abandoned a bid for state attorney general when the incumbent Attorney General Greg Abbott , who hired Cruz as Solicitor General , decided to run for re-election . \nWhile at Morgan , Lewis & Bockius , Cruz represented Pfizer in a lawsuit brought by a group of public hospitals and community health centers who accused the drug manufacturer of overcharging . \n-LSB- 265 -RSB- Cruz stated that the Corps ' responsibilities were expanded without providing adequate measures for state participation . \nCruz worked on the Chinese company 's appellant brief . \n-LSB- 70 -RSB- Cruz represented drug manufacturer B. Braun Medical Inc. in front of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit after the company was found guilty of wrongfully discharging a former employee . \nCruz asserted that she had failed to prove that B. Braun had directed her to violate the law and that she had not presented sufficient evidence that her refusal to violate the law was why she had been fired . \nThe appeals court rejected Cruz 's argument and affirmed the $ 880,000 award . \n-LSB- 70 -RSB- Cruz represented Toyota in an appeal to the Texas Supreme Court in a statute of limitations case , where a judge wanted to investigate Toyota for contempt after a former Toyota in-house lawyer accused Toyota of unlawfully withholding documents in a product liability case . \n-LSB- 71 -RSB- Cruz unsuccessfully argued the judge 's jurisdiction expired thirty days after the case was dismissed following an out-of-court settlement , but later won on a second appeal using the same argument . \nCruz defended two record-setting $ 54-million personal injury awards in New Mexico at the appellate level , including one which had been thrown out by a lower court . \n-LSB- 73 -RSB- Cruz represented a mentally disabled man who was allegedly raped by an employee of the facility where he lived . \nAnd in the other case Cruz represented the family of a 78-year-old resident of an Albuquerque nursing home who died of internal bleeding . \nCruz in 2012 with his predecessor-to-be -LRB- Sen. Hutchison at right -RRB- and his future fellow senator from Texas -LRB- Sen. Cornyn at left -RRB- . \nCruz 's victory in the Republican primary was described by the Washington Post as \"the biggest upset of 2012 ... a true grassroots victory against very long odds\" . \n-LSB- 75 -RSB- On January 19 , 2011 , after U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison said she would not seek re-election , Cruz announced his candidacy via a blogger conference call . \n-LSB- 76 -RSB- In the Republican senatorial primary , Cruz ran against sitting Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst . \nCruz was endorsed first by former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin -LSB- 77 -RSB- and then by the Club for Growth , a fiscally conservative political action committee ; -LSB- 78 -RSB- Erick Erickson , former editor of prominent conservative blog RedState ; -LSB- 79 -RSB- the FreedomWorks for America super PAC ; -LSB- 80 -RSB- nationally syndicated radio host Mark Levin ; -LSB- 81 -RSB- Tea Party Express ; -LSB- 82 -RSB- Young Conservatives of Texas ; -LSB- 83 -RSB- and U.S. Senators Tom Coburn , -LSB- 84 -RSB- Jim DeMint , -LSB- 85 -RSB- Mike Lee , -LSB- 86 -RSB- Rand Paul -LSB- 87 -RSB- and Pat Toomey . \n-LSB- 90 -RSB- Former Attorney General Edwin Meese served as national chairman of Cruz 's campaign . \nCruz won the runoff for the Republican nomination with a 14-point margin over Dewhurst . \n-LSB- 91 -RSB- Cruz defeated Dewhurst despite being outspent by Dewhurst who held a statewide elected office . \n-LSB- 92 -RSB- Dewhurst spent $ 19 million and Cruz spent only $ 7 million . \n-LSB- 92 -RSB- Dewhurst raised over $ 30 million and outspent Cruz at a ratio of nearly 3-to-1 . \nIn the November 6 general election , Cruz faced Democratic candidate Paul Sadler , an attorney and a former state representative from Henderson , in east Texas . \nCruz won with 4.5 million votes -LRB- 56.4 % -RRB- to Sadler 's 3.2 million -LRB- 40.6 % -RRB- . \n-LSB- 94 -RSB- According to a poll by Cruz 's pollster Wilson Perkins Allen Opinion Research , Cruz received 40 % of the Hispanic vote , vs. 60 % for Sadler , outperforming Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney with the Hispanic vote in Texas . \nAfter Time magazine reported on a potential violation of ethics rules by failing to publicly disclose his financial relationship with Caribbean Equity Partners Investment Holdings during the 2012 campaign , Cruz called his failure to disclose these connections an inadvertent omission . \nIn January 2016 , The New York Times reported that Cruz and his wife had taken out low-interest loans from Goldman Sachs -LRB- where she worked -RRB- and Citibank , and failed to report the nearly $ 1 million in loans on Federal Election Commission disclosure statements as required by law . \n-LSB- 98 -RSB- Cruz disclosed the loans on his Senate financial disclosure forms in July 2012 , but not on the Federal Election Commission form . \n-LSB- 99 -RSB- There is no indication that Cruz 's wife had any role in providing any of the loans , or that the banks did anything wrong . \nA spokesperson for Cruz said his failure to report the loans to the FEC was \"inadvertent\" and said he would be filing supplementary paperwork . \nCruz has sponsored 25 bills of his own , including : -LSB- 100 -RSB- . \nCruz was involved with the October 2013 government shutdown . \n-LSB- 101 -RSB- -LSB- 102 -RSB- Cruz gave a 21-hour Senate speech in an effort to hold up a federal budget bill and therefore defund the Affordable Care Act . \n-LSB- 101 -RSB- -LSB- 103 -RSB- -LSB- 104 -RSB- Cruz persuaded the House of Representatives and House Speaker John Boehner to include an ACA defunding provision in the bill . \n-LSB- 102 -RSB- To supporters , the move \"signaled the depth of Cruz 's commitment to rein in government\" . \n-LSB- 101 -RSB- This move was extremely popular among Cruz supporters , with Rick Manning of Americans for Limited Government naming Cruz \"2013 Person of the Year\" in an op-ed in The Hill , for primarily his filibuster against the Affordable Care Act . \n-LSB- 105 -RSB- Cruz was also named \"2013 Man of the Year\" by conservative publications TheBlaze , -LSB- 106 -RSB- FrontPage Magazine -LSB- 107 -RSB- and The American Spectator , -LSB- 108 -RSB- \"2013 Conservative of the Year\" by Townhall.com , -LSB- 109 -RSB- and \"2013 Statesman of the Year\" by the Republican Party of Sarasota County , Florida . \nOn April 1 , 2014 , Cruz introduced Senate bill 2195 , a bill that would allow the President of the United States to deny visas to any ambassador to the United Nations who has been found to have been engaged in espionage activities or a terrorist activity against the United States or its allies and may pose a threat to U.S. national security interests . \nUnder the headline \"A bipartisan message to Iran\" , Cruz thanked President Barack Obama for signing S 2195 into law . \nCruz also thanked senators from both political parties for \"swiftly passing this legislation and sending it to the White House\" . \nAccording to transcripts as reported by Politico , in his first two years in the Senate , Cruz attended 17 of 50 public Armed Services Committee hearings , 3 of 25 Commerce Committee hearings , 4 of the 12 Judiciary Committee hearings , and missed 21 of 135 roll call votes during the first three months of 2015 . \n-LSB- 263 -RSB- -LSB- 264 -RSB- Cruz voted against the bill because it neglected \"to reduce a substantial backlog of projects , to the detriment of projects with national implications , such as the Sabine -- Neches Waterway\" . \nIn a November 2014 Senate speech , Cruz accused the president of being \"openly desirous to destroy the Constitution and this Republic\" . \n-LSB- 121 -RSB- In the same speech , Cruz invoked the speeches of the ancient Roman senator Cicero against Catiline to denounce Obama 's planned executive actions on immigration reform . \n-LSB- 121 -RSB- Classics Professor Jesse Weiner , writing in The Atlantic , said that Cruz 's analogy was \"deeply disquieting\" because \"In casting Obama in the role of Catiline , Cruz unsubtly suggests that the sitting president was not lawfully elected and is the perpetrator of a violent insurrection to overthrow the government ... In effect , he accuses the president of high treason . \n-LSB- 274 -RSB- In a statement opposing US intervention for regime change in Syria , Cruz said , \"If President Obama and Hillary Clinton and Sen. Rubio succeed in toppling -LSB- Syrian President Bashar -RSB- Assad , the result will be the radical Islamic terrorists will take over Syria , that Syria will be controlled by ISIS , and that is materially worse for U.S. national security interests .\" \nCruz has repeatedly said that the 2015 international nuclear agreement with Iran \"will make the Obama administration the world 's leading financier of radical Islamic terrorism\" . \n-LSB- 122 -RSB- In response , Obama called Cruz 's statements an example of \"outrageous attacks\" from Republican critics that crossed the line of responsible discourse : \"We 've had a sitting senator , who also happens to be running for President , suggest that I 'm the leading state sponsor of terrorism . \n-LSB- 122 -RSB- Former Republican Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney also criticized Cruz for his remarks , writing that although he , too , was opposed to the Iran agreement , Cruz 's statement connecting Obama to terrorism was \"way over the line\" and \"hurts the cause\" . \nAfter the death of Associate Justice Antonin Scalia , Cruz expressed his view that the winner of the 2016 U.S. presidential election , rather than President Obama , should appoint a new Justice . \n-LSB- 125 -RSB- In June 2016 , Cruz blamed the Obama administration for the 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting , reasoning that it did not track the perpetrator Omar Mateen properly while he was on the terrorist watch list . \n-LSB- 126 -RSB- Following the terrorist attack on Nice , France , Cruz said in a statement that the country was at risk as a result of the Obama administration having a \"willful blindness\" in regards to radical Islamists . \n-LSB- 127 -RSB- With the passing of Fidel Castro in November , Cruz charged Obama with celebrating and lionizing Castro in public statements he made addressing the death . \n-LSB- 128 -RSB- On December 28 , after Secretary of State John Kerry gave a speech defending the U.S. 's decision to allow a U.N. resolution to pass , which condemned Israeli settlements \"on land meant to be part of a future Palestinian state\" , Cruz denounced the speech as \"disgraceful\" , and that history would preserve both Obama and Kerry as \"relentless enemies of Israel\" . \nCruz also accused the Obama administration of having a \"radical anti-Israel agenda\" . \nIn early January 2017 , Cruz , along with Texas governor Greg Abbott and some others met with the Taiwanese president , Tsai Ing-wen . \nIn late January , after President Trump announced Neil Gorsuch as his Supreme Court nominee , Cruz praised Gorsuch as \"brilliant and immensely talented\" in a written statement shortly thereafter . \n-LSB- 130 -RSB- On February 23 , while speaking at the 2017 CPAC , Cruz showed interest in Trump nominating young justices in the mold of Scalia and Clarence Thomas . \n-LSB- 131 -RSB- On March 1 , Cruz dubbed Trump 's joint address to Congress the previous day as \"positive\" and \"unifying\" . \n-LSB- 132 -RSB- Cruz said that during his visit to the Mar-a-Lago estate on March 18 , he spoke with affiliates of President Trump while negotiating the American Health Care Act . \n-LSB- 133 -RSB- On April 6 , shortly after the Shayrat missile strike , Cruz released a statement displaying his interest in having President Trump appeal to Congress to take \"military action in Syria\" for the prevention of \"radical Islamic terrorist\" acquiring weapons stored in Syria . \nCruz has used harsh rhetoric against fellow Republican politicians , and his relationships with various Republican members of Congress have been strained . \n-LSB- 135 -RSB- -LSB- 136 -RSB- In 2013 , Cruz referred to Republicans who he thought were insufficiently resistant to the proposals of President Obama as a \"surrender caucus\" . \n-LSB- 135 -RSB- Cruz also called fellow Republicans out as \"squishes\" on gun-control issues during a Tea Party rally . \n-LSB- 135 -RSB- Cruz 's role in the United States federal government shutdown of 2013 in particular attracted criticism from a number of Republican colleagues . \n-LSB- 136 -RSB- Republican Senator John McCain is reported to particularly dislike Cruz ; in a Senate floor speech in 2013 , McCain denounced Cruz 's reference to Nazis when discussing the Affordable Care Act . \n-LSB- 136 -RSB- In March 2013 , McCain also called Cruz and others \"wacko birds\" whose beliefs are not \"reflective of the views of the majority of Republicans\" . \n-LSB- 136 -RSB- During the 2016 Republican presidential primaries , John Boehner described Cruz as \"Lucifer in the flesh\" , -LSB- 137 -RSB- while during an interview , Lindsey Graham was quoted as saying \"If you killed Ted Cruz on the floor of the Senate , and the trial was in the Senate , nobody would convict you .\" \nIn a heated Senate floor speech in July 2015 , Cruz accused Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of telling \"a flat-out lie\" over his intentions to reauthorize the Export-Import Bank of the United States , which Cruz opposes . \n\"What we just saw today was an absolute demonstration that not only what he told every Republican senator , but what he told the press over and over and over again was a simple lie\" , Cruz said of Senate Republican Leader McConnell . \n-LSB- 139 -RSB- Cruz 's \"incendiary outburst\" was \"unusual in the cordial atmosphere of the Senate\" , according to Reuters . \n-LSB- 139 -RSB- -LSB- 140 -RSB- In the same speech , Cruz assailed the \"Republican majority in both houses of Congresses\" for what Cruz termed an insufficiently conservative record . \n-LSB- 140 -RSB- Cruz 's speech , and especially his accusation against McConnell , was condemned by various senior Republican senators , with John McCain saying that the speech was \"outside the realm of Senate behavior\" and \"a very wrong thing to do\" . \n-LSB- 142 -RSB- Cruz had alleged that McConnell scheduled a vote on the Ex-Im Bank as part of a deal to persuade Democrats like Maria Cantwell to stop blocking a trade bill , whereas McConnell denied there was any \"deal\" , and that denial is what Cruz termed a \"lie\" ; Hatch says McConnell did pledge to help Cantwell get a vote on the Ex-Im Bank . \nAmong Cruz 's few close allies in the Senate is Mike Lee of Utah . \n-LSB- 144 -RSB- -LSB- 145 -RSB- Cruz has expressed pride in his reputation for having few allies , saying in June 2015 that he has been vilified for fighting \"the Washington cartel\" . \nWhen Boehner announced in September 2015 that he would step down and resign from the House , Cruz expressed his concern that before resigning Boehner may have \"cut a deal with Nancy Pelosi to fund the Obama administration for the rest of its tenure\" . \n-LSB- 147 -RSB- The following month , the budget agreement passed in the House by a vote of 266 to 187 , with unanimous support from Democrats and from Boehner , lifting the debt ceiling through March 2017 , and Cruz called the agreement \"complete and utter surrender\" . \nMain article : Ted Cruz presidential campaign , 2016 . \nAs early as 2013 , Cruz was widely expected to run for the presidency in 2016 . \n-LSB- 153 -RSB- In October 2013 , Cruz won the Values Voter Summit presidential straw poll with 42 % of the vote . \n-LSB- 154 -RSB- Cruz finished first in two presidential straw polls conducted in 2014 with 30.33 % of the vote at the Republican Leadership Conference -LSB- 155 -RSB- and 43 % of the vote at the Republican Party of Texas state convention . \nCruz did speaking events in mid-2013 across Iowa , New Hampshire , and South Carolina , all early primary states , leading to speculation that he was laying the groundwork for a run for President in 2016 . \n-LSB- 157 -RSB- Legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin described Cruz as the first potential presidential candidate to emphasize originalism as a major national issue . \nOn April 12 , 2014 , Cruz spoke at the Freedom Summit , an event organized by Americans for Prosperity and Citizens United . \n-LSB- 159 -RSB- In his speech , Cruz mentioned that Latinos , young people and single mothers are the people most affected by the recession , and that the Republican Party should make outreach efforts to these constituents . \nOn March 23 , 2015 , Cruz announced his 2016 presidential candidacy for the GOP primaries and caucuses , in a morning speech delivered at Liberty University in Lynchburg , Virginia . \nCruz with his wife , Heidi , at a rally in Houston , March 2015 . \nHarperCollins published Cruz 's book A Time for Truth : Reigniting the Promise of America on June 30 , 2015 . \nCruz married Heidi Nelson in 2001 . \nIn the 2016 Republican presidential primaries , Cruz received over 7.8 million votes , -LSB- 169 -RSB- -LSB- 170 -RSB- won 12 states , and earned 559 delegates . \nOn February 1 , 2016 , Cruz won the Iowa caucuses . \n-LSB- 173 -RSB- -LSB- 174 -RSB- -LSB- 175 -RSB- Cruz received 28 % of the vote . \n-LSB- 175 -RSB- On February 10 , 2016 , Cruz placed third in the New Hampshire primary , with about 12 % of the vote . \n-LSB- 281 -RSB- Cruz met his wife while working on George W. Bush 's 2000 presidential campaign . \nOn March 1 , 2016 , Super Tuesday primary day , Cruz won Texas by 17 % , along with Alaska and Oklahoma , providing him with four state primary victories total . \n-LSB- 178 -RSB- In the Texas primary , Cruz received the most votes in all but six of the state 's 254 counties . \n-LSB- 179 -RSB- On March 5 , 2016 , Cruz won the Kansas and Maine caucuses , giving him six statewide wins . \nCruz won his widest margin up to that point in Kansas , where he beat frontrunner Donald Trump by 25 points . \n-LSB- 183 -RSB- With his victories over Trump in Texas , Kansas , and Maine , Cruz established himself as the candidate with the best opportunity to defeat Trump , the leading contender for the nomination . \nOn March 8 , 2016 , Cruz won the Idaho primary with 45 % of vote -- defeating Trump by 17 % and earning his seventh statewide victory . \n-LSB- 186 -RSB- On March 12 , 2016 , Cruz won the Wyoming county conventions with 67 % of the vote and 9 delegates , giving him his eighth statewide win . \nOn March 22 , 2016 , Cruz won the Utah Caucus with 69.2 % of the vote , versus John Kasich with 16.8 % and Donald Trump with 14 % . \n-LSB- 188 -RSB- Because Cruz surpassed the 50 % winner-take-all threshold , he won all 40 of Utah 's delegates . \nCruz received the support of the majority of the delegates . \nOn April 6 , 2016 , Cruz won the Wisconsin primary with 48.2 % of the vote , with Trump receiving 35.1 % . \nIt was Cruz 's tenth statewide win . \nCruz won 36 of the possible 42 delegates available in Wisconsin . \nOn April 2 and 7 -- 9 , 2016 , Cruz swept the Colorado congressional district and state conventions taking all 34 delegates . \n-LSB- 190 -RSB- -LSB- 191 -RSB- -LSB- 192 -RSB- -LSB- 193 -RSB- This gave Cruz his eleventh state win . \nOn April 16 , 2016 , Cruz won all 14 of Wyoming 's at-large delegates in the state convention . \nThis secured the majority of state delegates giving Cruz his twelfth state win . \nMain article : Ted Cruz presidential campaign , 2016 § Eligibility . \nCruz has stated that when he was a child , his mother told him that she would have to make an affirmative act to claim Canadian citizenship for him , so his family assumed that he did not hold Canadian citizenship . \n-LSB- 195 -RSB- In August 2013 , after the Dallas Morning News pointed out that Cruz had dual Canadian-American citizenship , -LSB- 196 -RSB- -LSB- 197 -RSB- he applied to formally renounce his Canadian citizenship and ceased being a citizen of Canada on May 14 , 2014 . \nSeveral lawsuits and ballot challenges asserting that Cruz is ineligible have been filed . \n-LSB- 199 -RSB- -LSB- 200 -RSB- -LSB- 201 -RSB- -LSB- 202 -RSB- -LSB- 203 -RSB- -LSB- 204 -RSB- -LSB- 205 -RSB- No lawsuit or challenge has been successful , and in February 2016 , the Illinois Board of Elections ruled in Cruz 's favor , stating , \"The candidate is a natural born citizen by virtue of being born in Canada to his mother who was a U.S. citizen at the time of his birth .\" \nOn April 27 , 2016 , Cruz announced that , if he were selected as the party 's nominee , he would choose former CEO of HP and fellow 2016 Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina as his vice-presidential running mate . \nShortly after losing overwhelmingly to Trump in the Indiana primary on May 3 , 2016 , Cruz officially announced his decision to suspend his campaign . \nShortly after the campaign 's end , Cruz indicated that he would be interested in restarting the bid if he were successful in the Nebraska primary , -LSB- 209 -RSB- which Trump instead won . \nIn the months following , several publications noted that Cruz still had not endorsed Trump , -LSB- 211 -RSB- -LSB- 212 -RSB- Cruz explaining in June that he was \"watching and assessing\" to determine if he would support him in the forthcoming general election . \n-LSB- 213 -RSB- On July 7 , after a meeting with Trump , Cruz confirmed that he would be speaking at the 2016 Republican National Convention . \n-LSB- 214 -RSB- In his speech on July 20 , the third day of the convention , Cruz congratulated Trump but did not endorse him and told listeners to \"vote your conscience , vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom and to be faithful to the Constitution\" . \n-LSB- 215 -RSB- The following day at the Texas Republican delegation breakfast , Cruz defended his choice to not endorse Trump : \"I am not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father . \n-LSB- 216 -RSB- -LSB- 217 -RSB- Two months later , on September 23 , 2016 , Cruz publicly endorsed Trump for president . \nOn October 10 , following the 2005 audio recording of Trump being released and several Republicans retracting their endorsements , Cruz reaffirmed his support , citing Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton as being \"manifestly unfit to be President\" . \n-LSB- 219 -RSB- On November 15 , Cruz met with President-elect Trump at the Trump Tower in New York City . \nIt had been reported that Trump was considering Cruz for the position of U.S. Attorney General , but the position ultimately went to Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions . \n-LSB- 220 -RSB- On November 28 , in light of Trump showing a softer tone on his campaign promises , Cruz warned that justified backlash could ensue if he strayed from them . \nMain article : Political positions of Ted Cruz . \nCruz led efforts to reject disaster relief for the victims of Hurricane Sandy in 2012 . \n-LSB- 222 -RSB- -LSB- 223 -RSB- Later , in August 2017 , Cruz called for disaster relief for the victims of Hurricane Harvey , which devastated parts of Texas . \n-LSB- 224 -RSB- Numerous commentators and both Democratic and Republican politicians criticized Cruz for this ; calling him a hypocrite . \n-LSB- 225 -RSB- -LSB- 224 -RSB- In response , Cruz said that he did not vote for Sandy disaster relief , because the bill \"was filled with unrelated pork\" and that \"two-thirds of that bill had nothing to do with Sandy\" . \n-LSB- 222 -RSB- Fact-checkers at The Washington Post and The New York Times found that this was false , with the Washington Post Fact-checker saying \"Cruz is repeating a number of myths about the funding for Sandy disaster relief ... The bill was largely aimed at dealing with Sandy , along with relatively minor items to address other or future disasters .\" \nOn abortion , Cruz is \"strongly pro-life\" and \"would allow the procedure only when a pregnancy endangers the mother 's life\" . \nCruz opposes both same-sex marriage and civil unions . \n-LSB- 232 -RSB- Cruz referred to the Supreme Court 's decision legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide as \"among the darkest hours of our nation\" and accused the court of judicial activism . \nIn 2015 , Cruz voted in favor of the USA Freedom Act , which reauthorized the USA Patriot Act but reformed some of its provisions . \nCruz is a proponent of school choice -LSB- 236 -RSB- and opposes the Common Core State Standards Initiative . \n-LSB- 237 -RSB- Cruz is a strong critic of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act -LRB- the ACA or \"Obamacare\" -RRB- . \nCruz is part of the group of 13 Senators drafting the Senate version of the AHCA behind closed doors . \nCruz is a gun-rights supporter . \n-LSB- 242 -RSB- Cruz adopted a \"hard-line stance\" on immigration issues during the 2014 border crisis -LSB- 243 -RSB- and is an opponent of comprehensive immigration reform . \n-LSB- 45 -RSB- -LSB- 243 -RSB- Cruz advocates for an increase from 65,000 to 325,000 annually in skilled foreign workers entering the United States using H-1B visas . \nCruz opposes the legalization of marijuana , but believes it should be decided at the state level . \nCruz opposes net neutrality , arguing that the Internet economy has flourished in the United States simply because it has remained largely free from government regulation . \nCruz has called for an end to \"overcriminalization , harsh mandatory minimum sentences , and the demise of jury trials\" . \nIn his 2012 Senate campaign , Cruz frequently mentioned his role as counsel for the State of Texas in Medellín v. Texas , a 2008 case in which the U.S. Supreme Court found that Texas has the legal right to ignore an order from the International Court of Justice directing the U.S. to review the convictions and sentences of dozens of Mexican nationals on death row . \n-LSB- 249 -RSB- Cruz has referred to Medellín as the most important case of his tenure as Texas solicitor general . \nIn an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt discussing the attack that killed three people at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs , Cruz said that \"the simple and undeniable fact is the overwhelming majority of violent criminals are Democrats\" , and that the reason Democrats are soft on crime , is that convicted felons tend to vote Democratic . \nIn August 2015 , in the wake of the ambush death of a Texas police officer who was gunned down while filling up at a gas station , Cruz said that police are \"feeling the assault from the President , from the top on down , as we see -- whether it 's in Ferguson or Baltimore , the response from senior officials , the President or the Attorney General , is to vilify law enforcement . \nCruz has been described by the Cato Institute 's Center for Trade Policy Studies as a \"free trader\" -LSB- 252 -RSB- and as a \"free-trade advocate\" by The Wall Street Journal . \n-LSB- 253 -RSB- In 2013 , Cruz proposed the abolition of the IRS and the implementation of a flat tax \"where the average American can fill out taxes on a postcard\" . \n-LSB- 254 -RSB- Cruz is \"adamantly opposed to a higher minimum wage\" .",
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            "input": "During the meeting  Hassanal said that Brunei and China enjoyed long-run friendly exchanges and the Brunei-China relationship developed smoothly since the two countries established the diplomatic ties nearly 20 years ago.\nHassanal said that cooperation between Brunei and China in various fields were also fruitful since then and he was delighted that he had cemented friendship with Chinese leaders.\nThe Brunei royal family and the government attached great importance to developing close and friendly ties with China  and Brunei will continue to stick to the One China policy and strengthen cooperation in economic and trade and energy with China  he said.\nHassanal expressed thanks for China's assistance in helping Brunei develop technologies for paddy production and expected more achievements in this field.\nDai said that China and Brunei are traditional good neighbors and the two countries have extensive common interests and broad space for cooperation.\nThe bilateral relations developed swiftly since the two countries established the diplomatic ties in 1991  Dai said.\nDai noted that China is willing to further its friendly exchanges with Brunei  based on the principles of mutual respect  equality and mutual benefit.",
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            "input": "Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE Comedian  Larry David  opened Saturday Night Live with a controversial monologue with jokes about Harvey Weinstein and concentration camps. Wochit\n Larry David  resurrected  his  Bernie Sanders impression  while Liam Hemsworth joined Miley Cyrus and Alex Moffat as  his  brother Chris Hemsworth. (Photo: NBC  Will Heath/NBC)\nSome of Hollywood's biggest stars made appearances on Saturday Night Live's celebrity edition sketch of The Price Is Right  including the return host  Larry David  as Bernie Sanders and musical guest Miley Cyrus.\n\"We're doing this the Bernie way  if I lose I'm bringing everybody down with me \"  David as Sanders  said when introducing himself with partner Derrick  played by Pete Davidson.\nIt didn't take long for  David 's Sanders to unleash a rant about the state of the American economy.\n\"The real problem in this country is American consumerism \"  David as Sanders  said. \"Who needs a washer? When I need to wash the one suit I own  I just wait until it rains  I stand outside for 15 minutes  and then I jog behind a bus until the exhaust blows me dry.\"",
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            "input": "Magic mull possible return of Nelson for finals\n Though that doesn't add up to Nelson being healthy enough to play  it does create a dilemma for the Magic's front office.\n Nelson said Monday that he has been playing full-court games  participating in contact drills and will practice with the Magic for the first time since tearing the labrum in his right shoulder Feb. 2 against the Dallas Mavericks.\n \"I'm a competitor \" Nelson said. \"No matter what the situation is  I always think I can go out there and get contact.\"\n He had what was then called season-ending surgery Feb. 19. Nelson's rehabilitation was supposed to take at least another two months. Game 1 of the finals is Thursday night in Los Angeles.\n Magic general manager Otis Smith and coach Stan Van Gundy expressed doubt Monday whether Nelson could seriously return for the finals. Smith  who had repeatedly said Nelson will not play this season  said Monday a quicker recovery and the chance of winning a championship has forced him to at least take a look at Nelson.\n \"It's still no in my mind \" Smith said  adding that the team will explore the idea even if Nelson doesn't return for Game 1. \"There's a smidgen of a chance he can play.\"\n Orlando was 2-0 against the Lakers this season. Nelson was Orlando's leading scorer in both those games  averaging 27.5 points. He has been lobbying the Magic for a chance at playing since the playoffs began. With each round the team advances the idea -- and the talk -- of him returning has grown.\n But Nelson would likely just be a shell of his All-Star form. He hasn't played in four months  and even he admits it will be difficult to convince the training staff and coaches that he isn't risking future damage.\n \"A miracle has to happen \" Nelson said.\nJameer Nelson's injured right shoulder can take contact and he's been cleared by doctors to practice ahead of Orlando's NBA finals series against the Lakers.\n Nelson has been lauded by players and coaches during the playoffs for his leadership. He has been sitting between the coaching staff and players on the Magic bench  offering pointers during timeouts and acting like \"a fifth or sixth assistant coach \" Smith said.\n But Smith worried from the beginning that Nelson would feel excluded. The two met before the playoffs to make sure Nelson wasn't tempted to rush back early.",
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            "input": "Youngstown State football coach Bo Pelini says the school made a mistake by not publicizing right away that one of the teens convicted in the high-profile Steubenville rape case was joining the team  but the player earned a second chance three years after getting out of prison by staying disciplined  focused and out of trouble.\nSpeaking to the AP for the first time about the case   Pelini  said  he  gave Richmond a chance to try out in the first place after hearing  him  accept responsibility for  his  conviction.\n\"I didn't make this decision lightly \"  Pelini  said. \" He  was extremely remorseful. I saw a young man who was desperately wanting to better  his  life and those of the people around  him .\"\nAs the backlash played out  Richmond's father  Nathaniel Richmond  was killed in an unrelated confrontation when  he  shot a judge in a courthouse parking lot and a probation officer returned fire. The judge had been overseeing a wrongful death lawsuit the father filed against a housing authority. He had been mostly absent during his son's childhood but was becoming more involved in his life.\nRichmond also quit the team and went home to Steubenville after the university said he would not play.  Pelini   another coach and three teammates visited Richmond to convince him to return to school.\n\"'You need to get your butt back to campus and trust that things are gonna work out. You can't walk away from school  you've come this far. It's time to stick it out '\"  Pelini  said  he  told Richmond during the visit.\nRichmond and his legal guardians spoke with  Pelini  and YSU President Jim Tressel about joining the team after he enrolled.  Pelini  researched Richmond's past before meeting him  then said he made no promises and told Richmond he'd have to earn good grades and stay out of trouble to be on the team.\n\"He stuck with it \"  Pelini  said. \"He went over and above. He knew he had no room for error.\"\nRichmond began practicing with the team as a defensive end after Youngstown State's loss in the Football Championship Subdivision title game in January.  Pelini  said Richmond  a walk-on player with no scholarship  showed talent but was a \"work in progress.\"\n Pelini  said the rape conviction and the intense public attention sharpened Richmond's focus and determination to rise above  his  past.\n\"It makes you grow up in a hurry \"  Pelini  said.",
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            "input": "Miles drove off with  Chloe Rimmer  in the passenger seat until an officer stopped him for driving without taillights. The police report noted that the driver had “difficulty” handling the car  that cocaine was found on the center console  and that  Rimmer  had marijuana in her purse.\nMiles told several stories. Then  he  said  he  had just met  Rimmer   and she asked if the Ferrari was his. “Yeah  that’s my car ”  he  said  he  told her.\n“I was just trying to impress the girl I just met at the Vinoy ”  he  told officers.\nBut Miles says  he ’s innocent of grand theft  because the valet gave  him  the keys.  He  also faces charges of cocaine possession and habitually driving with a suspended or revoked license.  Rimmer  faces a charge of marijuana possession.",
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            "input": "Todd Marbury of upstate Ossining  is suing Lincoln Hall  the non-profit  he  worked for  in Manhattan federal court for allegedly allowing the boss to subject  him  to ridicule for years and then unjustly firing  him  in 2015.\n Marbury  says in  his  suit that administrator Ronald Robinson even accused  him  of sexually molesting residents.\n Marbury   who has a wife and kids  claims Robinson launched his campaign of abuse in 2000 and intensified it in 2010 after becoming his direct boss at the Lincolndale facility in Somers.\n“One boy at the Hall overheard Robinson’’ suggesting  Marbury  had engaged in oral sex with a kid  the suit claims.",
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            "input": "In the wake of the Russian troll campaign against Ukrainian activists  several Facebook users brought up the issue to  Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg  when  he  called for questions to be submitted prior to a May 2015 town hall  the report found.\n Zuckerberg  touched on the issue during  his  town hall in May 2015 and said that several posts that had been flagged contained \"hate speech\" and anti-Russian \"slurs.\"\n\" We  did the right thing according to  our  policies in taking down the posts. I support  our  policies in taking down hate speech \"  he  told attendees.\n Zuckerberg  extended an apology to users whose posts had been taken down despite being in compliance with community standards  and attributed the error to a bug in Facebook's software.\nFormer President Barack Obama tried to warn  Zuckerberg  about the threat of fake news and  its  effect on the 2016 election less than two weeks after Donald Trump won the presidency The Washington Post reported on Sunday.\nNine days before Obama warned  him  about the effect fake news had on the November result and the problem it would pose in future elections   Zuckerberg  struck down the notion as a \"crazy idea\" that \"surely had no impact\" on the end result.\nFollowing the president's warning   Zuckerberg  acknowledged the problem but said fake news wasn't widespread on Facebook  according to The Post.  He  added at the time that there was no easy solution to the issue  according to those familiar with the matter.",
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            "input": "“When you work at an agency you're working with different people every time. I felt like I didn't know anyone enough to do it ” she said. “You're supposed to be nice  the customer is always right – that's what you're measured on ” she added  saying many agency workers fear they won't be asked back if they complain. “You have to ignore people commenting on your appearance or asking you out  but often you don't feel like you can escape. You feel like you can't get away. It's about realising what a widespread problem it is: to be in fear in your workplace  for women to be unsafe.” A 20-year-old woman who recently worked serving beer and food at football events through the hospitality agency  Michael Wisher  said she has been made to feel uncomfortable by men who were “cheeky and flirty” towards her. “I think that they feel as if it is their right to flirt  as in they are buying something and it's part of the service ” the woman  who asked to remain anonymous  told BuzzFeed News.\nShe said that while men appeared to think their behaviour was “a joke”  she felt it went beyond that  especially when they were drunk. “Generally  the more drunk they get the more they try to flirt with the workers and the rowdier they get ” she added. She said managers employed by  Michael Wisher  tended to intervene when event staff – who were mostly women – felt harassed.\nAnother woman  who asked BuzzFeed News to protect her identity  shared similar experiences of harassment when working at events for  Michael Wisher  as a student over 10 years ago.\n“I did work at events at uni  like at the Ryder Cup  cricket venues  and large Indian weddings ” she said. “Thankfully there were no major incidents that I can vividly remember  but no doubt you got men being a bit overly flirty with you and cheeky and thinking they could get away with saying things to you – normally when they had had a few too many drinks and think they could get away with it.”  Michael Wisher  who founded the agency   said  he  had employed more than 100 000 staff and had never had a sexual harassment complaint.\n He  told BuzzFeed News  he  takes the issue incredibly seriously  but said the onus is on employees to report inappropriate behaviour.  Wisher  said  his  staff work with several different clients at locations across the country  and that any incidents of harassment could be taken up with both the company and the individual customer.\n“There always are people that can do that – it's about shouting up and saying that's happened ”  he  said. “Staff can be moved around  customers can be spoken to and  if necessary  removed. If you've got a customer who is behaving inappropriately in any form you go and talk to them  point out how they need to conduct themselves – we don't have a problem with doing that.",
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            "input": "SEOUL (Reuters) - Kim Jong Un on Monday warned the United States he has a “nuclear button” on his desk ready for use if North Korea is threatened  but offered an olive branch to South Korea  saying he was “open to dialogue” with Seoul.\nAfter a year dominated by fiery rhetoric and escalating tensions over North Korea’s nuclear weapons program   Kim  used  his  televised New Year’s Day speech to declare North Korea “a peace-loving and responsible nuclear power” and call for lower military tensions and improved ties with the South.\n“When it comes to North-South relations  we should lower the military tensions on the Korean Peninsula to create a peaceful environment ”  Kim  said. “Both the North and the South should make efforts.”\n Kim  said  he  would consider sending a delegation to the Winter Olympics Games to be held in Pyeongchang  South Korea  in February.\n“North Korea’s participation in the Winter Games will be a good opportunity to showcase the national pride and we wish the Games will be a success. Officials from the two Koreas may urgently meet to discuss the possibility ”  Kim  said.\nSouth Korea said it welcomed  Kim’s  offer to send a delegation to the Pyeongchang Games and hold talks with the South to discuss possible participation.\nU.S.-based experts saw  Kim ’s speech as a clear attempt to divide South Korea from its main ally  the United States  which has led an international campaign to pressure North Korea to give up weapons programs aimed at developing nuclear missiles capable of hitting the United States.\nAsked by reporters to comment on  Kim ’s speech  U.S. President Donald Trump simply said  “we’ll see  we’ll see”  as  he  walked into New Year’s Eve celebration at Mar-a-Lago   his  elite resort in Florida.\nRevere said  Kim Jong Un ’s speech contained the strongest defense of North Korea’s status as a permanently nuclear-armed country he had seen.\nFILE PHOTO:  North Korean leader Kim Jong Un  waves to people attending a military parade marking the 105th birth anniversary of country's founding father   Kim Il  Sung in Pyongyang  April 15  2017. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj\n“ Implicit in Kim Jong Un’s speech  is a willingness to engage with others  including the United States  on the basis of their acceptance of the ‘reality’ of North Korea’s permanent nuclear status. That’s not a basis on which the United States is prepared to engage ”  he  said.\nRather than encouraging U.S. measures that “threaten the security and peace of the Korean peninsula ” Seoul should instead respond to overtures from the North  and “stop nuclear war exercises with foreign forces ”  Kim  said.\nAfter North Korea tested its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) in November  which it said was capable of delivering a warhead to anywhere in the United States   Kim  declared  his  nuclear force complete.\n He  continued that theme in  his  New Year’s address  announcing that North Korea would focus in the coming year on “mass producing nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles for operational deployment”.\nThis   Kim  said  was “irreversible with any force”  making it impossible for the United States to start a war against North Korea.\n“The whole territory of the U.S. is within the range of our nuclear strike and a nuclear button is always on the desk of my office and this is just a reality  not a threat ”  he  said  while emphasizing that the weapons would only be used if North Korea is threatened.",
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            "input": "Fernandez  a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology  said that the demonstration  which he repeated with other bills provided by a reporter  showed both how pervasive cocaine was in the United States and how sensitive his machines were.\n They can instantly identify the chemical makeup of food  drugs and just about anything placed in front of their stainless-steel aperture. The uses of the machines  known as mass spectrometers  are manifold -- the federal Department of Homeland Security has commissioned Fernandez to study whether the technology can help sniff for explosives at airports.\n But Fernandez's main focus is counterfeit pharmaceutical drugs  especially in poorer countries  where government regulation is weak. He is part of an informal group of researchers and government officials spanning Africa  Asia and the United States who have teamed up with Interpol  the international police agency  to use cutting-edge technology in tracking fake drugs that claim to treat malaria. Counterfeit malaria drugs are of particular concern because of the scale and severity of the disease -- it kills more than 2 000 children a day in Africa alone -- and fears that fake or substandard malaria drugs are aggravating a growing problem of drug resistance.\n A scientific breakthrough in 2005 added an \"ion gun\" to the machines and allowed Fernandez to check hundreds of pills a day. A technician simply holds the sample -- a pill  dog food or a dollar bill  for example -- up to the machine  which emits a jet of helium gas and captures a minute amount of the material  instantly identifying its components.\n Contrary to the common belief that counterfeit drugs are just sugar pills  Fernandez said  most fakes have some level of active ingredient. Many contain the cheap and readily available pain reliever paracetamol  which might temporarily soothe some symptoms but will not fight the underlying disease.\n Mass spectrometers may have a role in weeding out some of these counterfeits. Fernandez  of Georgia Tech  is using them to test whether mosquito nets treated with insecticide  a crucial way to combat malaria  are genuine.\n With time  though  Fernandez hopes  costs will come down far enough that machines could be installed in local pharmacies.\n \"I always dream that at some point the end-consumer will be able to check \" Fernandez said. \"You put your tablet in front of a machine and you get a red light or a green light. That would be the end of counterfeit drugs.\"",
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            "input": "Many people have gone in search of a treasure allegedly hidden by New Mexico author and antiques dealer  Forrest Fenn   but for some  the chase after an elusive prize has come at a dangerous price.\n Fenn   87  claims  he  hid a treasure – estimated by some to be worth $2 million -- somewhere in the Rocky Mountains in 2010. The only way to find it   he  says  is by reading a cryptic poem containing nine clues from  his  self-published 2011 memoir  \"The Thrill of the Chase.\" Part of the poem reads  \"Begin it where warm waters halt / and take it in the canyon down / not far  but too far to walk / put in below the home of Brown.\"\nA former military pilot turned wealthy antiques dealer   Fenn  told ABC News the main reason for creating this massive treasure hunt was to give people hope.\n\"In 1988  I was diagnosed with what everybody thought was terminal cancer  \" Fenn  said. \"But besides that  we were going into a recession  and lots of people losing their job  despair was written all over the headlines  and I just wanted to give some people hope.\"\n Fenn  claims  he  hid a bronze chest filled with gold coins and rare artifacts.\nBecause of the fluctuating price of gold   Fenn  said  he  isn’t sure of the exact value  \"I don't even want to think in those terms. Writers about this treasure hunt have appraised it between $1 million and $5 million.\"\n Fenn  told ABC News  he  estimates that nearly 350 000 people have gone out searching. The treasure could be hidden anywhere in tens of thousands of square miles of territory out West  from New Mexico to Montana. Aside from the poem   Fenn  has given few clues as to the treasure’s whereabouts  but he says the treasure isn’t anywhere dangerous.\nSome skeptics think it's all a hoax  but  Fenn  is quick to defend its authenticity.\n\"The treasure is real \"  he  said. \"The treasure is hidden where I put it.\"\n Fenn  said thousands of online forums  videos and documentaries have fueled speculation  with people obsessively pouring over  Fenn 's prose-prompted clues to the point where  he  said  he  has received the occasional death threat.\n\" This one guy  called me...  he  said  'Tell me where the treasure is right now. I'm going to kill you.'\"\nSo far  no one has been able to find it  including Washington state resident Dal Nietzel  who has made more than 65 search trip since  he  started looking in 2011.\nNeitzel runs  Thrill of the Chase  a popular blog documenting  his  own quests and the quests of others. It also serves as a fan page for other  Fenn  afficiandos.\nCynthia Meacham  also among those looking for  Fenn 's treasure  said she first found out about the treasure in 2013 and has made more than 100 trips near her New Mexico home.\nThe quest for  Fenn ’s hidden treasure comes with multiple dangers  including bears and rough terrain. Several people have gone missing or died trying to find it.\nIn 2016  authorities found the remains of Randy Bilyeu  whose family said he too went missing while searching for  Fenn 's treasure. Bilyeu’s body was found north of the Cochiti Lake along the Rio Grande River.",
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            "input": "Don Cooper  is ready to discuss  his  favorite subject — pitching — and as anyone who ever has spoken to  him  about it knows  it’s likely to be a lengthy conversation.\n“Let me sit down and get into a talkin’ position ”  Cooper  said. “I’ll talk to anybody about pitching  especially White Sox pitching.”\n Cooper  has been in the Sox organization since 1988 and became the team’s pitching coach in 2002. During that time  he  has come across hurlers of all shapes  sizes and talent levels.\nFor every Mark Buehrle  John Danks  Jose Quintana and Bobby Jenks  there has been a Rocky Biddle  Vic Darensbourg  Wes Whisler and Jack Egbert.  Cooper  has seen them all and keeps coming back for more because  he  cherishes  his  role.\n“In the job I’m in I get to see guys reach their dreams ”  Cooper  said. “The first time they get to the big leagues  that’s a dream realized — a longtime dream — but at the end of the dream it wasn’t  ‘All right  now I go back to the minor leagues.’\nTo get there   Cooper  puts pitchers through their paces on and off the mound. There are throwing programs  strength training  cardio workouts and more  but it is interpersonal relationships that drive  Cooper .\n“It’s the conversations I have with them ”  he  said. “It’s about the bullpen sessions  the pregames and the games we talk about — that’s the meat and potatoes for me.”\nThe ability to communicate with pitchers from all walks of life is perhaps  Cooper ’s strongest asset. During a key time in the Sox’s rebuild  that is an important trait for the man tasked with aiding the development of some of the organization’s most prized possessions.\n“ He  has developed a rapport with everybody ” manager Rick Renteria said. “It doesn’t matter whether it’s a young player just breaking in or a veteran coming into the system from another organization.  He  has a way of communicating with players that can either shock them or bring a lot of ease. There’s a method to everything  he  does.”\nWhen Sox pitchers and catchers report to Glendale  Ariz.  for spring training Monday   Cooper  will begin work with a 2018 starting rotation that is likely to feature youngsters Lucas Giolito  Reynaldo Lopez and Carson Fulmer along with veterans Miguel Gonzalez and James Shields. Each one of them is going to get his fill of the man called “Coop.”\nWith the rebuild — a word  Cooper  doesn’t like  by the way  “because it’s always a build” — humming right along  the New York native is eager to work with the talent general manager Rick Hahn has accumulated. Giolito  Lopez and Fulmer all made significant strides during their stints with the Sox in 2017  and the goal for ’18 is further development.\n“I want to make a huge step forward individually with each guy ”  Cooper  said. “There might be some ups and downs here — I’ve seen it before — but we’re going to have a plan and stick to it. We’ll continue to work and focus on the things individually that we are going to add to our repertoire. What I’m looking for is that one stride forward because if we can do it individually  maybe we can do it collectively.",
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            "input": "\"I've been dreaming of a moment like this since I was a little girl \"  Flanagan  said. \"All athletes have these dreams and these visions and it's what motivates us to get out the door to train hard. I visualized a moment like this and so I was trying to soak it up  but I was also running a little terrified that I was going to get caught.\nThis is  Flanagan 's second New York City Marathon  and she finished the course with a time of 2 hours  26 minutes  53 seconds.\n Flanagan 's win comes just days after New York City was rocked with a terror attack that left eight people dead when a truck plowed into pedestrians and cyclists on a bike path in downtown Manhattan. The New York Police Department beefed up its security for Sunday's race in the aftermath of the deadly attack.\n Flanagan   who also competed in the Boston Marathon in 2013 when two bombs detonated near the finish line  said New Yorkers were on her mind during this weekend's race.",
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            "input": "Without suggesting a new path toward Mideast peace  Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton expressed frustration Friday with the Israel-Palestinian impasse while insisting the Obama administration will \"not lose hope.\"\n She said the U.S. will keep pressing for a solution  and she called on Israelis and Palestinians to set aside their differences.\n \"It is no secret that the parties have a long way to go and that they have not yet made the difficult decisions that peace requires \" she said in a dinner speech at the Saban Forum  a Mideast policy seminar sponsored by the Brookings Institution think tank. \"And like many of you  I regret that we have not gotten farther  faster.\"\n She spoke just days after the administration dropped an effort to persuade Israel to impose a temporary freeze on some settlement activity. The Palestinians insist that direct peace talks cannot resume until Israel halts settlement construction.\n Clinton made clear that she believes the Israelis and Palestinians are ultimately responsible for settling their long conflict.\n \"Unfortunately  as we have learned  the parties in this conflict have often not been ready to take the necessary steps \" she said. \"Going forward  they must take responsibility and make the difficult decisions that peace requires. This begins with a sincere effort to see the world through the other side's eyes  to try to understand their perspective and positions. Palestinians must appreciate Israel's legitimate security concerns. And Israelis must accept the legitimate territorial aspirations of the Palestinian people. Ignoring the other side's needs is in the end self-defeating.\"\n Clinton did not mention the administration's frequently repeated goal of achieving at least the outline of a final peace settlement by September 2011. That goal was set when Israeli and Palestinian leaders came to Washington in September to resume negotiations -- a process that quickly broke down over disagreement on Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank.\n She pledged to stay actively involved  but she offered no new strategy for achieving the peace deal that has eluded other U.S. administrations.\n \"The United States will not be a passive participant \" she said. \"We will push the parties to lay out their positions on the core issues without delay  in good faith  and with real specificity. We will work to narrow the gaps  asking tough questions and expecting substantive answers. And  in the context of our private conversations with the parties  we will offer our own ideas and bridging proposals when appropriate.\"\n Before her remarks  Clinton met the Palestinian prime minister  the lead Palestinian negotiator  the Israeli defense minister  Israel's former foreign minister and the U.N. special envoy for the region.\n On Thursday  Clinton held lengthy talks with Israel's chief negotiator. The administration's special Mideast peace envoy will travel to the region next week.",
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            "input": "(Reuters) - U.S. soccer star Hope Solo accused  ex-FIFA President Sepp Blatter  of grabbing her buttocks during an awards ceremony five years ago  an allegation that the former head of international football’s governing body denied.\nSolo  36  told a Portuguese newspaper that  Blatter  touched her inappropriately in January 2013 during the Ballon D‘or awards ceremony in Lisbon. A spokeswoman for Solo on Saturday confirmed her comments.\n“I had  Sepp Blatter  grab my ass ” the former goalkeeper on the U.S. national women’s team said in an audio interview with Expresso  posted on Saturday.\nA spokesman for  Blatter  said in a phone interview on Saturday that Solo’s allegation was “absurd and ridiculous  and it is not true.”",
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            "input": "Oct 7  2017; Montreal  Quebec  CAN; David Belyavskiy of Russia (left) and Max Whitlock of Great Britain (center) and Ruoteng Xiao of People's Republic of China (right) respectively won the silver and the gold and the bronze at the men's pommel horse final during the 47th FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships at Montreal Olympic Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jean-Yves Ahern-USA TODAY Sports\n(Reuters) -  Olympic champion Max Whitlock  became the first British gymnast to retain a world title when  he  won the pommel horse gold medal at the gymnastics world championships in Montreal on Saturday.\n Whitlock   a five-time Olympic medalist  finished with a score of 15.441 to defeat Russian David Belyavskiy (15.100) and China’s Xiao Ruoteng (15.066).\nOct 7  2017; Montreal  Quebec  CAN; Max Whitlock of Great Britain competes on the pommel horse during the 47th FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championship at Montreal Olympic Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jean-Yves Ahern-USA TODAY Sports",
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                "Max Whitlock"
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            "input": "Start with the story of one particularly troublesome Washington-area gifted child  Warren Buffett  as described in the biography \"The Snowball \" by Alice Schroeder. By age 13  Buffett  later to be the richest man in the world and a Washington Post Co. board member  had had it with school. I wonder whether it might have been better had his parents let him quit right then.\n At newspaper gatherings  Buffett sometimes mentions the Washington Post paper route he had as a boy. It sounds quaint and charming  until you read the book and discover that the kid had so many routes that his annual income (including proceeds from his tenant farm and other investments) was greater than that of his teachers at his junior and senior high schools. His father was a congressman  his family was comfortable  but he had made all that money himself as a boy genius entrepreneur. By age 14  he had filed his first tax return.\n The only teacher who got through to Buffett was the school golf coach  and only because he took the student to the racetrack in Charles Town  W.Va.  where the future investment guru tested his theories on speed handicapping. Buffett's grades improved only because his father threatened to end his newspaper delivery business if he did not shape up.\n These days  we have many fine teachers trained to help gifted children. Many parents are happy that their children have been designated gifted. But we have no data to show that such children wouldn't be better off if they were just taken to the library and told to read anything they liked. That was how Buffett spent much of his time  devouring volumes on every imaginable subject  including every business book he could find.",
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            "input": "In morning tweets and later in a “listening session” at the White House   Trump  claimed the strategy of arming teachers would be far less costly than hiring guards.  He  said “gun-free” school zones make it like “going in for ice cream” for school shooters and said on Twitter that with  his  strategy  “ATTACKS WOULD END!”\n His  remarks amplified a strategy  Trump  pushed during a first “listening session” Wednesday at the White House  which included relatives of some of the 17 people killed by a gunman last week at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in South Florida. Thursday's session included law enforcement officers and other officials.\n[ ‘Fix it’: Students and parents tell  Trump   he  needs to address gun violence at schools ]\n“Highly trained  gun adept  teachers/coaches would solve the problem instantly  before police arrive ”  Trump  said in one morning tweet.\nDuring the “listening session” a couple of hours later   Trump  said  he  wants “my schools protected just like I want my banks protected.”\nIn his tweets   Trump  claimed his strategy had been mischaracterized by some news outlets and is more nuanced than reported. He said he envisioned only about 20 percent of teachers having concealed weapons and said they would have “military or special training experience.”\n“If a potential ‘sicko shooter’ knows that a school has a large number of very weapons talented teachers (and others) who will be instantly shooting  the sicko will NEVER attack that school ”  Trump  said. “Cowards won’t go there ... problem solved. Must be offensive  defense alone won’t work!”\nIn a later tweet   Trump  praised NRA chief executive Wayne LaPierre and executive director Chris W. Cox  whose organization has advocated not overreacting to last week's shooting.\n“What many people don’t understand  or don’t want to understand  is that Wayne  Chris and the folks who work so hard at the @NRA are Great People and Great American Patriots ”  Trump  wrote. “They love our Country and will do the right thing.”\n“MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”  Trump  added.\nIn the aftermath of the shooting   Trump  has publicly and privately floated actions that would be at odds with the positions of the NRA  one of  his  biggest supporters in the 2016 campaign.\nIn a separate tweet Thursday   Trump  appeared to highlight one of those conflicts: raising the age for purchasing assault rifles from 18 to 21.\n“I will be strongly pushing Comprehensive Background Checks with an emphasis on Mental Health. Raise age to 21 and end sale of Bump Stocks!”  Trump  said in the tweet. “Congress is in a mood to finally do something on this issue — I hope!”\n Trump  said during Friday's listening session that  he  thought the NRA would support raising the age to 21.\n“I don't think I'll be going up against them. ... They're good people ” said  Trump   who also praised the organization more broadly. “The NRA is ready to do things. People like to blame them.”\nInstead  Pence pointed to  Trump 's call for members of Congress to “strengthen background checks” and for the Justice Department to expedite new regulations for “bump stocks ” devices that can convert a legal semiautomatic weapon into one that fires like a fully automatic one.",
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                "Donald J. Trump",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) -  U.S. President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer  took responsibility on Sunday for a tweet about the firing of former national security adviser Michael Flynn  a central figure in the probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.\nFILE PHOTO:  Lawyer John Dowd  exits Manhattan Federal Court in New York  U.S. on May 11  2011. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo\nIn an interview with  Axios  John Dowd  said the tweet was “my mistake” and that  he  drafted the tweet that raised more questions about whether there had been attempts to obstruct the Russia investigation.\n“I‘m out of the tweeting business ”  Dowd  told Axios. “I did not mean to break news.”",
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            "input": "Well  comedian  Bill Maher  must not have gotten the memo. Or maybe  he  did get it and didn’t care.\nSpeaking to Warren face to face on his HBO program “Real Time” that night   Maher  asked  her  why more working-class people still back Trump despite  his  tax plan that  Maher  said favored the wealthy.\n“They’re still with  him . They’re not with you ”  Maher  told Warren. “Explain to  me  what that disconnection is.”\n Maher  cut off Warren’s defense: “Well   his  fans are not with you.”\n“Hold on ”  she  insisted. But  Maher  nudged more: “Come on.”\n Maher  then moved in for the kill: “They don’t like you  Pocahontas.”\n Maher  smiled at Warren and laughed as well  presumably signaling to  her  that  his  jab wasn’t an attack.\nBut Warren — hardly ever at a loss for words — fell silent and needed a few moments as the “Pocahontas” ribbing sank in. Check out  her  face just after:\nIt seemed as though Warren got the joke soon enough.  She  looked as though  she  was about to smile —\nbut  she  did not reply to Maher’s joke and instead soldiered on with  her  rhetoric:\n“How can it be racist if  she ’s not Native American?” one Twitter user asked.\n“Disagree completely. Warren is embellishing (or lying  your pick) Trump is calling  her  on  her  BS #PoliticalCorrectnessSucks ” another user said.\nCNN’s Jake Tapper offered a quote from a Native American friend of his who said Trump uttering “Pocahontas” is a racial slur — but Tapper added in his follow-up tweet that this same Native American friend noted that the Cherokee Nation “did a formal review and  she  is not a Cherokee citizen.”\nNative American friend of mine on Trump calling  her  \"Pocahontas\": \"It is a slur for sure and broadly stereotyping Indigenous people.\" 1/2 — Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) April 28  2017\nAlso  he says  \"a citizen of the Cherokee Nation  I know they did a formal review and  she  is not a Cherokee citizen.\" 2/2 — Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) April 28  2017",
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                "Bill Maher Bill",
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            "input": "Director Taika Waititi with Tessa Thompson (in costume as Valkyrie) on the set of “Thor: Ragnarok .” (Disney/Marvel Studios)\nIF EVEN a modest mainstream hit can turn Hollywood into your oyster  than Taika Waititi‘s universe is now a string of pearls.\n Waititi  has been on the industry’s radar for more than a decade  since  his  first film release  the 2004 short “Two Cars  One Night ” scored an Oscar nomination (a short that later begot the feature film “Boy“). But  he  was in no hurry to make big-budget movies like  his  somewhat subversive new “Thor: Ragnarok ” which has grossed more than $430 million worldwide.\nUnlike other Marvel directors such as James Gunn and the Russo brothers   Waititi  has such an uncommon approach to directing a superhero movie that  he  might not even accept a shot at a sequel if Disney and Team Feige offered. It wasn’t even Thor  as character or story  that particularly attracted the New Zealand native to saying yes to entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe.\n“When I think of the comics  not much” is appealing   Waititi  tells The Post’s Comic Riffs of the Thor stories. “Other than  he’s basically an alien  he has access to these different worlds  and that’s a cool way of [taking] the audience on an interesting adventure. He can fly in outer space and … meet these crazy characters that you’d never see on Earth.”\n(As for the Thor visuals as opposed to the comics stories   Waititi  does acknowledge: “All these ’70s comic books were so bright and colorful with these splash pages and bold art. … It was a conscious decision to embrace that Jack Kirby art” in “Ragnarok.”)\nWhen talking with  Waititi   you get the sense that  he  would get easily bored if  he  stuck with one genre or franchise for too long. As a kid   he  says   he  was attracted to painting and writing and theater and music  and filmmaking simply became a way to integrate all those passions. As a 42-year-old filmmaker  his interests seem creatively free-ranging and voracious.\nAll those elements work winningly in such indie films of  his  as “Eagle vs. Shark” and “What We Do in the Shadows” (both co-starring Clement)  as well as “Hunt for the Wilderpeople ” and even his early mockumentary short “Flight of the Conchords: The Road to the Edinburgh Fringe Fest ” in which he plays a clueless band manager worthy of “This Is Spinal Tap.” (Even a Waititi TED talk is amusing as a self-aware intellectual walkabout — at times nearly a TED talk deconstructed.)",
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            "input": "Mohammad Shawash’s  partly restored storefront stands amid a sea of smashed concrete and debris-laden roads.\nThe 62-year-old with a snow-white beard and glasses decided to return to the historic souk five months ago to reopen the shop  he  had managed for years.\n“I cried when I first came back. I found total destruction all around me. The stores were destroyed  the streets covered in rubble and rocks  and the buildings collapsed ”  he  told AFP.\n“So I repaired it  myself   to prove to the whole world that Aleppo’s Old City still has a soul.”\n– ‘I lost  myself ’ –\n“I was raised here and I used to open my shop from 7:00am until late at night. I knew everyone around  me  ”  he  said.\n“It’s not just about losing money or stock. I lost my neighbours  I lost my people  I lost  myself .”",
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            "input": "Anti-Trump steam rolling from his ears? Check.\nAnyway   Trump  was unfazed. Smiled and gave a thumbs up.\nOf the 33 questions asked  21 obsessed over infighting among Republicans upset at  Trump .\nRemarkably  there was actually one question about the Clinton conspiracy with Russia to give 1/5 of America’s uranium to our greatest nuclear rival. But nothing about the Clinton conspiracy with Russia to dig up dirt on  Trump  during the election.",
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            "input": "\"An American first: a president who was obviously mentally ill the moment  he  took office  \" Krugman  tweeted along with a New York Times report that Trump brought up debunked claims that millions of people voted illegally in the election  causing  him  to lose the popular vote  during a Monday night meeting with Congressional leaders.\n Krugman  has criticized Trump repeatedly since  his  election — questioning Trump's business conflicts of interest   his  Cabinet nominees  the involvement of Russia in  his  election  and more. But this is the first time  Krugman  called into question the mental fitness of the president.\n Krugman  has also been critical of Comey  arguing that Comey's letter to Congress regarding the renewed investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server swung the election in Trump's favor.\n Krugman  highlighted part of a Washington Post article about Trump's attitude after the election. \"Read it and shudder \" he wrote.\nIn subsequent tweets   Krugman  said that despite Trump's best efforts  the growing difference between increasing US interest rates due to rate hikes from the Federal Reserve and the interest rates throughout the rest of the world would increase the strength of the US dollar. A strong dollar would be harmful to US manufacturing  offsetting any pro-manufacturing policies from Trump   Krugman  said.",
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            "input": "John Loos  who played baseball in high school   recalled Monday how  he  was watching the center fielder move during the Aug. 29 Cubs game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Wrigley Field when  he  was hit.  He  was not on  his  cellphone   he  said.\n“I like the science of baseball  so I tend to watch the center fielder move as a pitch is made to see how they are trying to get a jump on the ball ”  John Loos  said. “I like watching the pitch speeds  things like that.”\nWearing a patch over  his  left eye and glasses   Loos  said  he  didn’t see the foul ball coming at  him . Through  his  lawsuit   he  wants the Cubs to expand their netting to prevent other fans from getting hit with flying balls or bats.\n Loos  was sitting in Section 135 — overlooking a stretch of the the first base line that extends to the outfield — during the game in which  he  was injured. An adult friend of  his  daughter has ties to the Cubs  which allowed them to get into the game without a ticket.\n Loos  was taken by ambulance from Wrigley to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center.  He  has undergone three surgeries since then and is expected to have at least two more.\n Loos  said  he  may have to replace  his  left eye with a prosthesis.  He  said  he  can still see out of  his  right eye but has had problems adjusting to light and shadows.\n Loos ’ attorney  Colin Dunn  said they have not determined how fast the ball was going when it hit  Loos   though he has seen video of the incident on social media.\n John Loos  remains a Cubs fan  but  he  has no plans to watch any future games from where  he  was hit with the foul ball.\n“Honestly  I would probably be at home or at a bar across the street ”  he  said.",
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            "input": "The former professional tennis player Justin Gimelstob has never run a marathon  but now he has $10 000 and a great deal of pride at stake in his first one on Sunday. So he was only too pleased when Laura Skladzinski offered to help. Even though she is only 25  Skladzinski has more than enough experience for the two of them.\n A world-record holder as the youngest woman to complete marathons in all 50 states  Skladzinski will run alongside Gimelstob in the New York City Marathon  guiding him through the course as he aims to win a $10 000 wager against his friend Andy Roddick  the ninth-ranked tennis player in the world.\n During the summer  Roddick bet Gimelstob that he could not complete the course in 4 hours 45 minutes. The loser is supposed to send a check to the other's charitable foundation. Gimelstob  who had never run three miles before arranging the wager  recently reached 20 miles in training  and now his confidence is soaring  especially with Skladzinski by his side.\n Skladzinski has run 60 marathons since her first one just three years ago  most recently the Marine Corps Marathon  which she ran in a Superwoman outfit on Halloween  finishing in 4:00:55. On June 6  two years and two weeks after she ran her first marathon in Vermont  Skladzinski became the youngest woman to run in all 50 states  as certified by the 50 States Marathon Club  averaging almost a marathon a week during the sport's peak season in spring and autumn.\n She ran the Mississippi Blues Marathon in Jackson  Miss.  the Mardi Gras Marathon in New Orleans and the Hatfield and McCoy Marathon in Williamson  W.Va. She spent a total of 12 hours in Alaska to run the Humpy's Marathon in Anchorage  of which 3:57:23 was spent on the course (she beat former Alaska governor Sarah Palin's mark by 2 minutes 23 seconds).\n Her personal best is 3:49:40 at the Kentucky Derby Marathon this spring  but she also ran a sluggish 7:02:51 in the aptly named Running With the Devil Marathon in Boulder City  Nev.  where it was 119 degrees at the 11 a.m. start time with virtually no shade along the course. Last year  she ran the New York City event in 3:56:42  which was impressive considering she was battling a bit of a hangover.\n In a procedure not uncommon for her  Skladzinski  a recent Cornell graduate who works as a business strategy consultant  was out partying the night before with friends  although not late.\n \"It was Halloween  so I told everyone to meet up early  at 2 p.m. \" she said. \"That way I could still have fun and get a good night's sleep before the race. I think I did pretty well  even after all that beer. My motto is  I live the life I want  and I run marathons on the side. I'm not going to let it dictate my life.\"\n Skladzinski  who is nothing if not an organized Type A personality  kept a spreadsheet for her travels  and calculated that she traversed 122 000 miles  mostly by plane  and ran 1 422 miles at a total cost of about $11 530. The farthest she traveled was Honolulu  and as a resident of Manhattan  the easiest journey was  of course  the New York City Marathon. She has run with wild horses in Wyoming  stayed with friends in Michigan and Idaho; used hotel loyalty points in Nebraska  Ohio and Oregon; and spent an undetermined number of hours trying to arrange all of the travel.\n Since the previous youngest woman to run in 50 states was 29  Skladzinski originally gave herself six years to complete the task. But about halfway through she realized she could do it before she turned 25 on July 10  and that became her mark. She accomplished it with a month to spare by cramming them in at a staggering rate.\n Last fall she ran 12 marathons in 13 weeks  and when she set her personal best in Kentucky  it was her third marathon in eight days  Charlottesville  Va.  with Boston right before.\n \"It was pretty complicated at times figuring out the travel and the logistics \" she said. \"It took a lot of time and foresight.\"\n (Two women -- Beverly Paquin and Morgan Cummings  both 22 -- have passed Skladzinski's record in the last month.)\n But Sunday  Skladzinski will devote herself to Gimelstob and getting him across the finish line in one piece  and also in ample time to win the bet. She knows she will not set a personal record because they are aiming for 4:20  but she is still happy because she has a new goal.\n \"We're going to make sure he wins the bet \" she said  \"and gets that money for the children.\"",
            "output": [
                "Laura Skladzinski"
            ]
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            "input": "Alabama RB Bo Scarbrough  yells âFâ Trumpâ before tonightâs title game. pic.twitter.com/RhuhRyNFHh â Sporting News (@sportingnews) January 9  2018\nSounds an awful lot like  Scarbrough  shouted  âF*ck Trump!â\nHowever   Scarbrough himself  took to Twitter late Monday night  and disputed that interpretation of what  he  said  Instead   Scarbrough  claims that  he  shouted  âF*ck Georgia!â\nIf yâall really listen I said Georgia smh about yâall people in this world [Link] â Bo Scarbrough (@starbo06) January 9  2018\nNow  from a distance  in a crowded hallway with multiple people yelling  itâs easy to see how one could misinterpret what someone else said. However  letâs start with the claim that  Scarbrough  said âGeorgia.â\nAs Breitbart Deputy Political Editor Amanda House noted  âGeorgiaâ is a two-syllable word. Even accounting for different accents and dialects  a syllable is a syllable; and whatever  Scarbrough  said   it  was only one syllable.\nWhich causes problems for  his  explanation that  he  said a two-syllable word like âGeorgia.â Georgia also starts with a âG â and the beginning of the word  Scarbrough  shouted after  he  yelled âF*ck â seemed to clearly make a âTRâ or âCHâ type of sound.\nBreitbart reported the  Scarbrough  story last night  as him saying  âF*ck Trump!â\nWhile we have updated that story to reflect Scarbroughâs explanation  in addition to adding this piece  this is not retraction. It is still my belief that  Scarbrough  said âTrump â and not âGeorgia.â",
            "output": [
                "Bo Scarbrough"
            ]
        },
        {
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            "input": "On November 29 of last year   Nikolas Cruz  called 911  himself  in Palm Beach County to report that someone \"attacked me and said they were going to gut me.\"\nIn a 5 ½ minute call   Cruz  say  \"I kind of got made and I started punching walls and stuff and then a kid came at me and threw me on the ground  and he started attacking me and kicked me out of the house.\"\nIn another call  a woman  whose name was redacted  describes an altercation between her adult son and Cruz. She also said she's worried that  Cruz  is going to get a gun  \"because that's all he wants is his gun  and that's all he cares about is his gun.\"\nThe Miami Herald and other news organizations identify the caller as 42-year-old Roxanne Deschamps  who had taken in  Cruz  and his younger brother  Zachary  after their mother died earlier that month.\nMeanwhile  the Broward Sheriff's office released  records dating back 10 years documenting contacts it had with Nikolas Cruz  the 19-year-old suspect .  The records released  are logs of 23 separate 911 calls  including 15 calls made by  his  now-deceased mother   Linda Cruz   reporting disputes and disturbances involving  Cruz  between November 2008 and June 2014. Several other calls were made by third parties beginning in February 2016 through November 2017.\n\"Third hand information from the neighbor's son that  Nikolas Cruz  planned to shoot up the school on Instagram (Picture of Juvenile with guns.) One month time delay. Unknown high school.  Cruz  lives in area.\"\nThe log says that the deputy made contact with the anonymous caller. Upon learning that  Cruz  possessed knives and a BB gun  that information was \"forwarded to Stoneman Douglas School Resource Officer.\"\n\"Caller advised subject Nikolas Cruz is collecting guns and knives.  Cruz  wants to join the Army. Concerned  he  will kill  himself  one day and believes  he  could be a school shooter in the making. Caller advised  Cruz  was no longer living at the listed parkland address and is now living Lake Worth  FL. Believes the weapons are kept at a friend's house at an unknown location.\"",
            "output": [
                "Nikolas Cruz"
            ]
        },
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            "id": "task419-e763d4f1c06c4e9fa18500b37704f109",
            "input": "In August 1996   Dave Martinez  was an everyday outfielder for the Chicago White Sox hitting .318  hardly a dispensable asset. But that didn’t keep the 5-foot-10  160-pound  Martinez  from tangling with the team’s biggest star — both in stature and notoriety.\nCall him Dave or Davey. Doesn’t matter. After years of waiting to manage a big league club   Dave Martinez  is just happy to get  his  shot with the Nationals. “I really felt it was time ”  Martinez  said. (Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post)\nFists formed. A confrontation brewed. Then  legend has it  in charged  Martinez .\n“Next thing you know  [Thomas] snapped at me ”  Martinez  said of the man known as “The Big Hurt.” “I was like  ‘Nope. Uh uh.’ We both went to the ground.”\nAccounts of the outcome vary  but most include  Martinez  subduing all 6-feet-5  240 pounds of Thomas in time to spare Ventura.\nThose who played with him and those who watched him coach at Joe Maddon’s side for the past decade describe  Martinez  as a genuinely friendly guy with a magnetic personality — and an undeniable edge. They said  Martinez  is fearless  not just in the sense that  he  backs down from no one  but also in  his  willingness to stand up to those close to  him .\n“ Dave Martinez  was always  always  trying to be in the middle just for the good of the team ” said Ozzie Guillen  a former manager who is now an ESPN Deportes analyst. “ He ’s a tough guy.  He ’ll fight anybody. On the other hand   he  would invite everyone to  his  party. That’s the kind of guy  he  is.”\n Martinez  became Maddon’s most trusted dugout adviser — and one of the most talked-about managerial prospects in the game — over seven seasons with the Tampa Bay Rays and three with the Chicago Cubs because of a unique ability to relate to players. After all  telling opponents they are wrong is one thing. Delivering tough messages to teammates — or  as a coach  to one’s own  potentially high-profile players — is another.\n“The thing I’ve always liked about [ Martinez ] is  he ’s never been afraid to have difficult conversations ” said Maddon  the Cubs manager. “It doesn’t mean yelling or screaming. It just means being straight up with guys. . . .  He ’s not worried about hurting somebody’s feelings or saying the wrong thing.  He ’s just attempting to do the right thing and make sure it works.”\n Dave Martinez   left  spent 10 seasons in the dugout with Joe Maddon  right. “ He ’s never been afraid to have difficult conversations ” Maddon says of  Martinez . “It doesn’t mean yelling or screaming. It just means being straight up with guys.” (Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images)  Dave Martinez   right  congratulates Mike Olt during a game last season in Denver. (Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)  Dave Martinez  won a World Series ring in 2016 with the Cubs. (Chicago Tribune/TNS via Getty Images)\n Dave Martinez   top left  spent 10 seasons in the dugout with Joe Maddon  top right. “ He ’s never been afraid to have difficult conversations ” Maddon says of  Martinez . “It doesn’t mean yelling or screaming. It just means being straight up with guys.” Above left   Martinez  congratulates Mike Olt during a game last season in Denver. Above right   Martinez  spent three seasons with the Chicago Cubs and won a World Series ring in 2016.\nAs a manager   Martinez  is an unknown commodity. At 53   he  has never managed in the minors.  He  has never managed at all.\nMaddon had his eye on  Martinez  for two decades before their partnership began. He first chased him down in 1983 when  Martinez  was playing in instructional league.  Martinez  was 19  and his play spoke louder than he did.\nHe was fresh off an uncomfortable stint in Puerto Rican winter ball. Though born to Puerto Rican parents in Brooklyn   Martinez  didn’t grow up speaking Spanish  other than occasionally with  his  grandmother. When  he  was 12   his  father sent  him  to live with an uncle in Florida so  he  could play baseball year round  but  he  never quite picked up the language. This was a surprise to Cubs staff when  he  arrived at winter league. The veterans never let  him  live it down.\n“I like the way you play ”  Martinez  said  he  remembers Maddon saying. He all but shrugged it off  not thinking much of the compliment.\nAlmost 25 years later  a half-decade after  Martinez ’s playing career had ended  Maddon asked him to be a guest instructor at Rays spring training in 2006. Andrew Friedman  the team’s GM at the time  noticed  Martinez ’s impact immediately.",
            "output": [
                "Dave Martinez"
            ]
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            "input": "Representatives of President Bashar al-Assad's government -- who have trooped through many of Geneva's fine hotels -- have never even met face-to-face with Syria's opposition.\nYes  we have been here before. But this time it feels different. Russia is calling almost all the shots  making an outcome in  Assad 's favor much closer.\nIndeed  the opposition has in the past insisted  Assad  must go almost as a precondition for talks rather than an outcome of the peace process itself. And where Obama supported this position  Trump is reversing from it.\nIn late October  US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said: \"The only thing that changed is when this administration came into office  we took a view that it is not a prerequisite that  Assad  go before that process starts; rather  the mechanism by which  Assad  departs will likely emerge from that process.\"\nBut as we approach this latest round of talks   Assad  seemed to be leveraging Trump's implicit support  delaying  his  delegation's arrival at the talks  pushing back against opposition demands  he  needs to go early in the talks process and not be part of a transitional government.\nAs the US bows out   Assad  appears empowered and the UN mediator weakened. On the eve of talks  he  issued a statement demanding no preconditions from either side.\nRussia and the US agree to do all they can to reach a compromise -- Russia with  Assad ; the US with the opposition.\nYet each time talks collapse because  Assad 's forces ratchet up their offensives and sieges.\nThe opposition  not unreasonably  says it can't negotiate while its people are being starved and killed. Mediators call for pauses in the talks that can drag out for months. The pause then only ends when  Assad  wins whatever battle  he 'd used to stall the talks.\nOn the eve of these talks  Eastern Ghouta -- a suburb of Damascus -- is in the headlines. It is the latest pocket of opposition  Assad  is trying to extinguish. International observers will be watching carefully  albeit with no clout to change the dynamic  should  he  use the cover of these talks to accelerate attacks here.\nEach time has  Assad  crashed the talks previously  Russia -- rather than convince  him  to stop -- has helped provide cover for  him .\nThat was Obama's understanding with Putin. The US believed Russia would do as it said it would -- namely  telling  Assad  to stop fighting -- and negotiate in good faith. It never happened.\nWhen finally Russia did vote for UN Security Council Resolution 2254   calling for a political  not military solution and setting a time frame and process for  Assad  to end the war and transition from power  it seemed impossible the Russians could weasel out of their obligations again. Yet they did.\nFor any democratic leader  victory at the cost Syria has paid -- hundreds of thousands dead  more than half the population displaced  and close to 5 million refugees forced to flee the country -- would be pyrrhic in the extreme. But not for  Assad  and  his  ally Vladimir Putin.\nHow different things are now. As parties get ready to arrive in Geneva  Putin recently held a meeting with all the key powers in the region and beyond  which was notable for  Assad 's presence outside Syria for the first time in seven years.\nThat a man as paranoid as  Assad  could be lured from his safe Damascus lair is an indication of the influence Putin holds over him.",
            "output": [
                "Bashar al-Assad"
            ]
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            "input": "The Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates at its December meeting   Jerome Powell   President Trump's pick to be Fed chairman  signaled Tuesday.\n\"I think the case for raising interest rates at our next meeting is coming together \"  Powell  told the Senate Banking Committee at  his  confirmation hearing.\n Powell  managed to avoid any missteps at the hearing that might have derailed  his  nomination. A member of the Fed's board of governors since 2012   Powell  suggested again that  he  will generally continue the policies the Fed has pursued under Janet Yellen's leadership.\nBoth Democrats and Republicans found things to like in  Powell 's testimony. Democrats appreciated his views that unemployment  at a low 4.1 percent  could go lower  and that there are still Americans on the sidelines of the labor market — particularly prime working-age males who aren't participating.\n\"That is the one measure I think that stands out now is suggesting that there may be more slack  more people that can come back to work \"  Powell  said.  He  added that the lack of strong wage gains also suggests there are still people available to join the workforce.\nWhile  Powell  reiterated  his  support for the stronger bank regulations put in place after the financial crisis  Republicans were pleased that  he  is ready to revisit some of those rules to make them more targeted and less burdensome.\n\"We will we continue to consider appropriate ways to ease regulatory burdens while preserving the core reforms \"  Powell  said.\n Powell  also told committee members  he  believes the financial system is much more stable than it was before the housing bust and financial crisis  but  he  said  he  is concerned about cybersecurity.\n\"It's maybe the most important risk that our financial institutions  our economy  our government institutions face. We're very focused on providing the resources to deal with it \"  he  said.\nBoth Republicans and Democrats tried to get  Powell  to weigh in on the tax bill that Republicans are pushing through Congress.  Powell  was asked whether  he  agrees with the Congressional Budget Office that the measure would add about $1.5 trillion to the national debt over 10 years.\n\"Clearly  the debt needs to be on a sustainable path. We all know that \"  Powell  said. \"On the other hand  it's not for us to be taking part in the discussion that you and your other elected colleagues are having. It's not our role.\"\nIt's virtually certain that  Powell 's nomination will be approved by the Senate Banking Committee and that he will be confirmed by the full Senate. He'll likely be sworn in and take over when Yellen's term ends in early February.",
            "output": [
                "Jerome Powell"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-745c50e0301141969b5e15836b67d16f",
            "input": "Premier had announced he was quitting during trip to  Riyadh\nLebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri  suspended  his  resignation after the country’s president called for talks on how and why  he  ended up in Saudi Arabia this month and quit suddenly.\n Hariri  said  he  accepted a request from President Michel Aoun to delay his departure  temporarily defusing a crisis that’s drawn in regional and global powers and rattled investors. The premier  who had said  he  feared for  his  life in Lebanon  has denied  he  was pressured by the Saudis to step down.  He  returned to Beirut late on Tuesday.\n Saad Hariri  in Beirut on Nov. 22. Photographer: Marwan Tahtah/AFP via Getty Images\nLebanese bonds rallied after  Hariri ’s speech  with yields on the nation’s Eurobonds due in October 2022 plummeting 42 basis points to 7.18 percent  according to data compiled by Bloomberg.\n Hariri   a long-time ally of Saudi Arabia  announced he was quitting on an unexpected trip to Riyadh on Nov. 4  accusing Iran and the Hezbollah militant group it backs of destabilizing his country and threatening his safety. He returned after a near-three-week absence that raised concern Lebanon would again be caught in a showdown between the Middle East’s two chief rivals for influence.\n Hariri  supporters gathered at  his  home in downtown Beirut in a show of loyalty to the prime minister. They waved blue flags  the color of his Future Movement  and raised placards that said: “We’re all with you” and “You are our Lebanon.” The crowd chanted “Saad  Saad” when he appeared at a window.\n“This is an unforgettable moment ”  Hariri  told them. “We are staying together to be the first line of defense for Lebanon.”  He  then went down to walk among  his  supporters  shake hands and take selfies.\nEarlier on Wednesday   Hariri  joined Aoun and other top leaders to mark Lebanon’s 74th Independence Day.",
            "output": [
                "Saad Hariri"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-1b87cbc7d05a469cba7d7e6308a164bb",
            "input": "New York Public Radio (NYPR) president Laura Walker  told WNYC radio host Brian Lehrer in an on-air interview Tuesday that  she  \"deeply regret[s]\" the way  her  media organization handled reported allegations of sexual harassment against one of its top personalities  as some WNYC members threatened to stop donating to the radio station and called for  her  ouster.\nThe latest bombshell report to rock the liberal radio network  published Friday in New York Magazine  said NPR journalist John Hockenberry had sexually harassed and and bullied colleagues for years before he retired  seemingly out of the blue  in August. The article's author  Suki Kim  said she reported her experiences working with Hockenberry to  Walker  in February  long before the tidal wave of sexual harassment stories  starting with Harvey Weinstein  began.\n\"Every day for the last several weeks I have asked myself whether we took enough action \"  Walker  said. \"I apologize to ... the women who came forward. I have a huge amount of admiration and respect for these women.\"\n Walker  said  she  cannot comment on specific cases  however  including Hockenberry's.\n\"I can't comment on what action was taken but it was taken seriously  and we did take some action \"  she  said.\n Walker  added  she  is now working with outside council to review the way NYPR handles sexual harassment claims.\n Walker 's plea for forgiveness wasn't enough for many listeners who called for  her  to step down.\n\" Walker 's behavior is cowardly and  her  responses during the interview embodied the kind of passive apathy which perpetuates harassment and bullying in the workplace \" one Twitter user wrote.\n Walker 's behavior is cowardly and  her  responses during the interview embodied the kind of passive apathy which perpetuates harassment and bullying in the workplace. As a woman and a journalist  I can no longer donate to WNYC in good conscience. — Erica Block (@EricaDaleBlock) December 5  2017\nAnother tweeted  \"After listening to Brian discuss the John Hockenberry issue yesterday and  Laura Walker’s  responses today  I find  her  statements lame.  She  admits  she  knew about it long ago. We are sustaining members and I feel that we need a change in top management.\"\nAfter listening to Brian discuss the John Hockenberry issue yesterday and  Laura Walker’s  responses today  I find  her  statements lame.  She  admits  she  knew about it long ago. We are sustaining members and I feel that we need a change in top management. — alan brown (@alancbrownmd) December 5  2017",
            "output": [
                "Laura Walker"
            ]
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            "input": "Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe  head of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party  leaves a news conference at the party’s headquarters in Tokyo on Oct. 23. (Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg News)\nOn Sunday  Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party won a landslide victory  winning 284 of the 465 seats in the lower house of the Diet. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s junior coalition partner  Komeito  added 29 seats  giving the ruling coalition a two-thirds supermajority.\nIn addition to freeing the LDP from a mandatory ballot challenge before 2021  Abe’s election victory provides new support for  his  efforts to amend Japan’s pacifist constitution.\n Abe  went into the election arguing that  his  track record on the economy and national security should be the decisive factor  and voters appear to have agreed. Japan faces new security challenges from two of its neighbors. North Korean missiles have passed over Japan twice in recent months  leaving Japanese citizens rattled by early-morning text alerts. And at the recent Communist Party Congress in Beijing  President Xi Jinping promised that China would be “moving closer to center stage ” raising additional concerns in Japan.\nThe ruling coalition’s supermajority ensures not only that  Abe  will remain in power  but also that  he  can now push for a revision of Japan’s constitution   his  personal pledge and an unfulfilled element of the LDP platform since 1955. Although many in the public remain skeptical of the constitutional revision plan  the LDP’s success in this election represents an endorsement of the ruling coalition’s governing ability  particularly on security issues.\n[Did Trump and  Abe  just launch a new chapter in U.S.-Japan relations?]\nThere may also be debates within the ruling coalition on the need for Japan to deploy its own surface-to-surface missiles to enhance deterrence vis-a-vis North Korea.  Abe  has not taken a public stand on these “counterstrike capabilities ” which would to give Japan the ability to neutralize North Korean ballistic missiles on their launchpads. This would be an abrupt change from a postwar defense policy that has remained strictly defensive  with few offensive capabilities.\n Abe  will also continue moderate spending increases on Japan’s air and naval capabilities in an attempt to counter China’s much higher spending on the People’s Liberation Army. The numerical balance of fighter aircraft and surface combatants has been steadily shifting in China’s favor for decades.\nMore recently  however  Xi has begun streamlining the PLA to strengthen its war-fighting effectiveness in preparation for a potential conflict in the Western Pacific.  Abe  knows that maintaining deterrence will require closer cooperation with the United States and continued reforms to break down the postwar barriers to the effectiveness of Japan’s own forces.\nWill  Abe  revise Japan’s constitution?\nTwo years ago   Abe  pushed through a reinterpretation of the constitution to allow new defense guidelines and operations with the United States and other like-minded states. Many in  his  party support revising the second half of Article 9 to declare that Japan’s military is constitutional  though intended only for self-defense.\nSupport from pacifist-leaning coalition partner Komeito will probably be forthcoming  and friendly governments such as the United States and Australia are likely to be supportive as well. China will protest  as might South Korea  but polls elsewhere in the region suggest that Japan has moved beyond its wartime image. Nevertheless  Article 9 is highly political and ideological;  Abe  will have to carry out  his  promise to build domestic consensus before proceeding.\nDespite President Trump’s harsh rhetoric about Japan during  his  election campaign   Abe  has deftly engaged with the new administration in Washington and managed to build significant trust with Trump.  Abe  was the first foreign leader to visit Trump  and Trump will start  his  first Asia tour by spending several days in Japan in November.\nTrump’s tough line on North Korea is likely to be well received in Japan  but  his  hostile view toward trade (particularly the rejection of the Trans-Pacific Partnership) continues to perplex Tokyo. Japanese leaders argue that allies should be leading on rulemaking to manage the mercantilist challenge from China.",
            "output": [
                "Shinzo Abe"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": "task419-20db3b7d0f9e41b4ae556f96829b97b0",
            "input": "Nick Jonas  was at Coachella when  he  found the inspiration for  his  latest single \"Find You \" a lightly house-inflected new pop song which steers  him  away from the more R&B leaning style of  his  last two solo albums.\n\"I was jumping around a bunch of stages  trying to find a spot where we were going to post up for the night \"  Jonas  recalls of this year's festival  which took place in Indio  California back in April. \"We go over to the rave tent and listen to some house music and dance for a while. We got lost in the feel-good vibe of the music and everything else. We ended up hanging out there for a couple hours.\"\nOutside of music   Jonas  has a pretty packed schedule with  his  Hollywood career. Around Christmas   he 'll star in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle alongside Dwayne Johnson  Jack Black and Kevin Hart.  His  next film  the sci-fi thriller Chaos Walking  will be released in 2019  and also stars Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley. For  him   the balance of  his  music and acting work comes naturally thanks to the opportunities  he  has been presented with.\n\"On the acting side  there's really incredible momentum at the moment  so I'm just trying to ride the wave there \"  he  says. \"I'm thrilled to be in a position where I can get [into an audition] and prove  myself  to a room  then be on set with these amazing filmmakers  creative teams and actors. As far as the balance  it is tough because they're both time-consuming – but I'm just having a great time.\"",
            "output": [
                "Nick Jonas"
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            "id": "task419-171e0d5909b24ab0b3e5d6c244554478",
            "input": "The #1 prime-time show in recent months  MSNBC's Rachel Maddow at 9 P.M. E.T.  has on most nights since September 25 been relegated to second – sometimes a distant second – place by  Sean Hannity . Last week  for example  with overall cable news ratings pumped up by breaking news coverage of the Las Vegas shootings   Hannity  handily won the week against  his  competition on MSNBC and CNN. Not only that  but  as TV Newser reported on October 10:\n Sean Hannity  had the No. 1 program of the week across all of cable news  beating rival Rachel Maddow and fellow Fox Newser Tucker Carlson both in total viewers and in the all-important [age] 25-54 demo.\n Sean Hannity .\nIt was a significant week for Fox News. Not only was it the No. 1 basic cable network in total day  but it showed off a revamped prime time lineup  with  Sean Hannity  assuming the network's 9 p.m. slot.  Hannity   with help from some high-profile guests  got off to a very strong start.  He  defeated new time slot rival Rachel Maddow both in total viewers and the key news demo  en route to becoming cable news's No. 1 show of the week.\nAs Katz noted on October 10   Hannity  has buttressed  his  show since it moved back an hour to 9 P.M. on September 25 by presenting a variety of high-profile political guests who have succeeded in making news on  his  shows. Most recently  for example  an in-studio interview two days ago with former Trump White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon (video here) generated a number of headline stories when Bannon described his intention to lead an effort next year to primary-challenge RINOs in Congress so that they can be replaced by true conservatives dedicated to passing President Trump's MAGA agenda.\nDonald J. Trump and  Sean Hannity  after an interview at Trump Tower  New York City during the 2016 campaign.\nTonight  Wednesday  October 11   Hannity  is scheduled to welcome perhaps the top newsmaking guest: President Donald J. Trump. Originally scheduled for October 4 but postponed when the president traveled to Las Vegas that day in the wake of the Mandalay Bay hotel shootings  tonight's sit-down with Trump will take place at the Harrisburg  Pennsylvania Air National Guard Base \"to discuss tax reform  immigration and other top news headlines of the day \" according to an FNC news release. Unlike most of  Hannity 's programs since the recent schedule shift  the hour-long conversation with the president will be prerecorded. President Trump is scheduled to deliver a speech in Harrisburg later the same evening  which the cable news channels may also cover live.\nIt is assumed that  Hannity   with the assist from his friend President Trump  will win the night's ratings for FNC by a wide margin.",
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            "input": "CLOSE White House Spokesman  Sean Spicer  doubled down on  his  claim that President Trump's inauguration was the most watched in history.  He  also said  his  intention is to \"always tell the truth \" but said there may be disagreement over the facts. (Jan. 23) AP\nWhite House counselor Kellyanne Conway claimed that “alternative facts” were employed by  Press Secretary Sean Spicer  when he tried to make the case that “this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration  period  both in person and around the globe.” Actually   Spicer  got several facts wrong.\n Spicer  then read a prepared statement later that day  further criticizing the media for “dishonesty.”\n Spicer   Jan. 21: \"Secondly  photographs of the inaugural proceedings were intentionally framed in a way  in one particular tweet  to minimize the enormous support that had gathered on the National Mall. … We know that from the platform where the president was sworn in  to 4th Street  it holds about 250 000 people. From 4th Street to the media tent is about another 220 000. And from the media tent to the Washington Monument  another 250 000 people. All of this space was full when the president took the oath of office. We know that 420 000 people used the D.C. Metro public transit yesterday  which actually compares to 317 000 that used it for President Obama’s last inaugural. This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration — period — both in person and around the globe.\"\nAt a Jan. 23 press conference   Spicer  made an alternative argument  saying the number of people watching the inauguration on TV  online and in person had to be the largest ever.\n“I have a right to say if you add up the network streaming numbers  Facebook  YouTube  all of the various live streaming that we have information on so far  I don’t think there’s any question it was the largest watched inauguration  ever ”  Spicer  said.\nOn that point   Spicer  may be correct. While Nielsen TV ratings were higher in past years  some data suggests online viewership was up compared with 2009. But there is no comprehensive measurement available that would prove or disprove this claim.\nOn NBC’s Meet the Press  host Chuck Todd asked White House counselor Kellyanne Conway  “[W]hy the president asked the White House press secretary to come out in front of the podium for the first time and utter a falsehood?” Conway responded: “Don’t be so overly dramatic about it  Chuck. What — You’re saying it’s a falsehood. And they’re giving Sean Spicer  our press secretary  gave alternative facts to that.”\nPBS’ “NewsHour” also posted a timelapse video of the crowd throughout Inauguration Day  which shows it didn’t quite stretch back to the Washington Monument  as Trump and  Spicer  said. And as our fact-checking colleagues at The Washington Postpointed out  other journalists had more photographic evidence on Twitter.\nMetro ridership. At the press conference   Spicer  also gave inaccurate numbers for those taking the Washington  D.C.  Metro system for Trump’s inauguration compared with Obama’s.\nBut that’s not what Metro said  and  Spicer  acknowledged that during  his  Jan. 23 press conference.\n Spicer ’s 317 000 figure was the number Metro gave for riders as of 11 a.m. on Inauguration Day 2013. The comparable number  for 11 a.m.  for Trump’s inauguration was 193 000.\nCrowd-size experts.  Spicer  was right about one thing: It appears  as  he  said  that no one has scientifically calculated estimates of the crowd size for Trump’s inauguration. Congress has prohibited the National Park Service from making official estimates after it produced an official estimate that 460 000 turned out for the so-called “Million Man March” in 1995  prompting organizers to threaten a lawsuit.\n Spicer  argued that floor coverings over the grass on the National Mall “highlight[ed] where people were not standing  while in years past the grass eliminated this visual.”\n“I don’t know how  [Spicer]  kept a straight face when he said that ” Doig said.\nTV and online viewership. But at the Jan. 23 press conference   Spicer  emphasized the combined audience — in person  watching on TV and watching online — was the highest in history. Asked if he was now saying that it was the largest in-person crowd for an inauguration   Spicer  said  “I am not. I am saying that it was the total largest audience witnessed in person and around the globe.”",
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            "input": "Greta Gerwig Explores Mother-Daughter Love (And Angst) In 'Lady Bird'\n Actress Greta Gerwig  has made a career starring in movies about quirky women.  She  played a driftless dancer in Frances Ha and a punk photographer in 20th Century Women. Now  she 's written and directed  her  first film  an exploration of mother-daughter relationships called Lady Bird.\n\"I don't know any woman who has a simple relationship with their mother or with their daughter \"  Gerwig  says. \"It has a tremendous amount of love — and a tremendous amount of angst.\"\nGerwig felt Hollywood wasn't giving mothers and daughters the screen time they deserved  so  she  set out to change that.  Her  new film stars Saoirse Ronan as a high school senior who renames  herself  \"Lady Bird \" in part as a rejection of the name  her  mother gave her.\nThough the main characters argue about everything from choosing a college to prom dresses  neither is presented as the villain. Instead  Gerwig says   she  wanted the audience leaving thinking  \"Oh man  it's so hard to love people and to be in a family.\"",
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            "input": "Jessie Ware  \"Glasshouse\" (Interscope Records)\nNo doubt about it   Jessie Ware  can sing. The London-born singer-songwriter has a versatile voice that can whisper and soar against a musical palette drawing from soul  R&B  jazz and pop.\nThe 12 songs in the collection effectively showcase  Ware 's range. She can go from a murmur to a scream against a disco bassline in lead single \"Midnight.\" She can croon soulfully on \"Thinking About You.\" She can bathe the listener in a soothing balm on the lush \"Stay Awake for Me.\"\nIn lyrics partly inspired by the birth of her first child last year   Ware  reflects on love and loss. It's not exactly Amy Winehouse-level soul baring but it delivers on the seductive  bossa nova-tinged \"Selfish Love\" (\"Why do I do these things/I break you down just to get my way?\")\n Ware  is clearly an artist with personality  but at times seems overwhelmed by the album's busy production. \"Alone\" is a catchy ballad honed to within an inch of its life. There's more freedom on \"Your Domino \" an appealing slice of Eurodisco fun.\nThe album is most effective when it slows down — as it does on the aptly named \"Slow Me Down\" and on \"Hearts \" which lets the emotion in  Ware 's voice shine through.",
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            "input": "Emmy Awards host Stephen Colbert skewered Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Sunday for a \"staffing issue\" in which a pornographic video was \"liked\" by his Twitter account . \nCruz then joked with a reporter that he should have pulled a stunt like the incident during the campaign because of all the attention he has received from it . \n\"Just ask Ted Cruz .\" \nCruz 's staff informed Twitter on Tuesday about a pornographic video his personal social media account \"liked ,\" with the senator adding \"it was a staffing issue , and it was inadvertent .",
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            "input": "A recent Australian interview of Hillary Clinton reveals the biases and left wing extremism of both Hillary and the interviewer . \nA recent interview of Hillary Clinton reveals an angry , bitter figure still coming to terms with her election loss . \nHillary has plenty of targets for her wrath including the freedom of information champion Julian Assange , who she calls a \"nihilistic opportunist who does the bidding of a dictator\" . \nShe intentionally avoids asking difficult questions about Bill Clinton 's corrupt sexual behaviour and Hillary 's willingness to excuse Bill 's depravity in her ruthless pursuit of the Presidency . \nFerguson 's justification for sparing Hillary ?",
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            "input": "These primes are exceedingly rare and sporadic  said Chris Caldwell  a professor of mathematics and statistics at the University of Tennessee at Martin  who studies prime numbers and has written a history of the Mersenne primes.\n\"Finding a prime is not going to change any theorems in mathematics  but this is a type of prime that has been interesting to mathematicians since several centuries before Christ \"  Caldwell  said. Even the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid talked about what would later become the Mersenne primes  he said.\n Caldwell  added that the discovery was akin to breaking a land speed record.\nThe last few Mersenne primes have been closer to each other than the researchers expected   he  said.\nThe numbers seem to occur sporadically because researchers don't fully understand the pattern they follow   he  said. \"So you expect in any process that appears random to have some close groupings of numbers. But  we  didn't expect to find another one so soon after the last one.\"\n\"In the long run   we  hope to use these data to predict how often these occur \"  he  added.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "ANKARA (Reuters) -  Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan  said on Tuesday  his  talks with U.S. President Donald Trump last week were the first occasion in a long time the two NATO allies were \"on the same wavelength\" and they would speak against this week.\n\"The telephone call which we had with Trump on Friday was the first in a long time in which we got on the same wavelength \"  Erdogan  said in a speech to deputies from his ruling AK Party in parliament.\nAccording to Turkey's foreign minister  Trump on Friday told  Erdogan  he had issued instructions that weapons should not be provided to the Syrian Kurdish YPG.\nSpeaking to reporters in parliament after his speech   Erdogan  said the Pentagon statement would be discussed at Turkey's National Security Council (MGK) meeting later on Tuesday.\n He  also said that Trump indicated that another call may happen this week.\n\"If  he  doesn't call  I'll call  \" Erdogan  said.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Separate requests were made for the extradition of  Cesar Duarte  who governed the northern state of Chihuahua from 2010 to 2016  a source in the attorney general’s office  said on condition of anonymity.\nIt is not clear where  Duarte  is now  though current Chihuahua Governor Javier Corral has repeatedly said he is in the United States.\n Duarte  denied accusations of wrongdoing before disappearing from public view.  His  whereabouts have been unclear since around the time  his  term finished in October 2016.\nA member of the center-right opposition National Action Party (PAN)  Corral was among those who called for  Duarte ’s extradition.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Matanga Hill offers the best Hampi vantage point.  Darshini Kandasamy\nChosen by King Harihara  as  his  capital in 1336  Hampi grew in grandeur  wealth and power until  its  fall to the Deccan sultanates confederacy in 1565  after which  it  was razed  plundered and eventually abandoned.\nHampi was part of the mighty Vijayanagara Empire in the 1300s. Darshini Kandasamy\nThe ride to Hampi is bumpy yet scenic. Darshini Kandasamy\nDiscovering the majesty of Hampi can easily take a few days. Darshini Kandasamy\nHampi guide M. D. Basava was born and raised in the area. Darshini Kandasamy",
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            ]
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            "input": "NEW ORLEANS (AP) — LaToya Cantrell  a City Council member who first gained a political following as  she  worked to help  her  hard-hit neighborhood recover from Hurricane Katrina  won a historic election Saturday that made  her  the first woman mayor of New Orleans.\n\"Almost 300 years  my friends. And New Orleans  we're still making history \"  Cantrell  told a cheering crowd in  her  victory speech.\nThe leader in most polls before the runoff election   she  never trailed as votes were counted.\n Her  opponent  former municipal Judge Desiree Charbonnet  conceded the race and congratulated  Cantrell  late Saturday. Later  complete returns showed  Cantrell  with 60 percent of the vote.\nBut  Cantrell  will face lingering problems. Crime is one. Another is dysfunction at the agency overseeing the city's drinking water system and storm drainage — a problem that became evident during serious flash flooding in August.\n Cantrell  faced questions about  her  use of a city credit card. Charbonnet had to fight back against critics who cast her as an insider who would steer city work to cronies.\nKatrina was a theme in the backstory of both candidates.  Cantrell  moved to the city from California.  Her  work as a neighborhood activist in the aftermath of Katrina in the hard-hit Broadmoor neighborhood helped  her  win a seat on council in 2012.\nCharbonnet  from a well-known political family in New Orleans  was the city's elected recorder of mortgages before  she  was a judge. In the campaign  she  made a point of saying  hers  was the first city office to re-open after Katrina  providing critical property records to the displaced.\n Cantrell  entered the race as the perceived front-runner  leading in fundraising and in various polls.  She  had an 11 percentage point lead in a poll released last week by the University of New Orleans. It showed 46 percent of 602 voters surveyed from Nov. 1-8 favored  Cantrell  over Charbonnet  who had 35 percent; 20 percent were undecided.\nUNO political science professor Edward Chervenak said the endorsements appeared to help  Cantrell  overcome revelations that she had used her city-issued credit card for thousands of dollars in purchases without clear indications that they were for public purposes. The money was eventually reimbursed but questions lingered about whether she had improperly used city money for personal or campaign expenditures.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The US - Mexican relationship has been strained by Trump ’ s attacks on Mexican immigrants and the North American Free Trade Agreement — and his insistence on building a border wall . But as  Tillerson  kicked off  his  first major tour of Latin America    he  and  his  Mexican counterpart sought to play down any tensions   focusing instead on fighting what the former oilman turned secretary of state called the “ devastating impact ” of the international narcotics trade . “ We ’ ve created … a different approach as to how we cooperate to attack the entire supply chain of this devastating impact of drugs — cocaine   heroin   fentanyl   opioids  ” Tillerson said after meeting with Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray and Canada ’ s Chrystia Freeland in Mexico City . “ This is having a horrible effect on American citizens   Mexican citizens   Canadian citizens .” In October   Trump declared the US opioid crisis a national public health emergency   after overdoses of drugs such as heroin and fentanyl killed more than 40   000 people in 2016 . Videgaray said all three countries had agreed to place “ special emphasis ” on fighting both the supply and demand side of the problem : the Mexican drug cartels fueling a wave of bloodshed in his country   and the US and Canadian consumption making it a multi - billion - dollar business . “ The paradigm has to be one of cooperation   not blaming each other  ” he said . – Videgaray also insisted the US - Mexican relationship is strong   despite Trump ’ s tirades . “ In many ways the relationship today is more close   it ’ s more fluid   than it was with the previous administration . That might be a surprise for many people   but it ’ s a fact  ” he said . Freeland likewise played down tensions   despite a recent series of trade disputes between the US and Canada . She said Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau “ really get along ” and called Tillerson “ an incredibly important voice in maintaining the rules - based international order .” But it was impossible to paper over tensions on certain issues . Videgaray stayed mum as Tillerson sought to explain Trump ’ s wall proposal and immigration crackdown as part of a shared security push . Deporting those who lack immigration papers — including the so - called “ Dreamers ” brought to the United States as children   now at the center of a bitter political battle — fits into Trump ’ s law and order agenda   Tillerson said . “ I know it ’ s painful   the process is for a lot of people   and that ’ s why as we move forward and in implementing the president ’ s directives   we are trying to do so in a way that accommodates the fact that it ’ s hard for some people  ” he said . Videgaray said both that and the wall were internal decisions for the US government   but added that a mass exodus of “ Dreamers ” would be “ an enormous gain for Mexico and a loss for the United States .” Tillerson later held a closed - door meeting with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto   who faces domestic pressure not to give up too much ground to his pushy northern neighbor . – Venezuela challenge – With a new round of talks on overhauling NAFTA scheduled for next month   Canada and Mexico hope a deal can be salvaged . Videgaray and Freeland both touted their vision for a “ win - win - win ” deal that would modernize outdated elements while keeping the bulk of the agreement intact . Tillerson acknowledged the huge role of North American trade in the US economy   saying Canada and Mexico rank as the first or second largest export market for 42 US states . The three also found common ground on the Venezuela crisis   calling for President Nicolas Maduro ’ s leftist government to restore constitutional rule . “ What we would like to see happen there is a peaceful transition  ” Tillerson said . He added that “ if — if — President Maduro would return to the Venezuelan constitution   restore the elected assembly   dismantle the illegitimate constituent assembly and return to free and fair elections  ” he ’ d be welcome to “ stay and run .” After Mexico   Tillerson is set to travel on to Argentina   Peru   Colombia and Jamaica   pushing for stronger action on Venezuela and touting his vision of deeper cooperation .",
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            "input": "Monday’s walkout was yet another symbol of how dramatically the U.S. presence at the annual climate summit has changed. In previous years  the government funded an official pavilion to showcase its climate action  among booths from dozens of other countries. The Trump administration declined to sponsor a pavilion this year  so  former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg  is footing the bill for the U.S. Climate Action Center  a sprawling series of inflatable domes just outside the main conference area.\nWolfgang Rattay/Reuters The Trump administration declined to sponsor a pavilion to showcase U.S. work on climate action this year  so  former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg  is footing the bill for the U.S. Climate Action Center just outside the main conference area.\nAt a packed launch event Saturday   Bloomberg  said  he  had gathered support for the Paris pact from public officials and leaders who represent some 130 million Americans  and  he  suggested their alternate delegation is just as relevant to the climate talks as the official U.S. negotiating team.\n“If Washington won’t lead  mayors  governors and civil society will ”  Bloomberg  said. (“Well  I represent 300-something million Americans ” Banks countered in an interview.)",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Police said on Wednesday they had found the body of  80-year-old Lady Lucan  after forcing entry to a house in the upmarket Belgravia area of London.\nOver the years  the British press have reported supposed sightings of  Lord Lucan  across the world  including in Australia  India  the Netherlands and South Africa -- but  his  relatives believe  him  to be dead.\nThe London High Court declared  him  dead in 1999 and last year a judge issued a death certificate allowing his son George Bingham to inherit his title.\nOne of numerous theories about what became of  Lucan   who would now be 82  was that he shot himself and was then fed to tigers at the zoo of his friend John Aspinall. Aspinall himself said in 2000 that  Lucan  had weighted himself down with a stone and drowned himself in the English Channel.",
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            "input": "In a full-throated denunciation of the work   Trump  tweeted Thursday night that  he  had authorized \"zero access to White House (actually turned  him  down many times) for author of phony book!\"\n\"I never spoke to  him  for book  \" Trump  wrote. \"Full of lies  misrepresentations and sources that don’t exist. Look at  this guy ’s past and watch what happens to  him  and Sloppy Steve [Bannon]!\"\nIn an earlier statement  Trump  had blasted Bannon   his  former White House strategist and a major on-the-record source for the book  saying  he  had \"lost  his  mind.\"\nAs for  Trump 's charges that the book is not credible  Wolff responded: \"My credibility is being question by a man who has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has walked the earth.\"\nI authorized Zero access to White House (actually turned  him  down many times) for author of phony book! I never spoke to  him  for book. Full of lies  misrepresentations and sources that don’t exist. Look at  this guy ’s past and watch what happens to  him  and Sloppy Steve!  — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 5  2018\n On  Trump 's charge that  he  had not authorized Wolff to spend time at the White House to report on the book  the author said  \"What was I doing there if  he  didn't want me to be there?\"\nAsked  his  reaction to the president's effort to block the publication  Wolff said it only served to boost sales: \"Where do I send the box of chocolates?\"\nWolff said  Trump  is \"not only helping me sell books  but helping me prove the point of the book.\"\nHe said he not only spoke to  Trump   but also to top White House officials who met with the president daily  sometimes on a minute-by-minute basis.\nWolff said he had only one question in mind in writing the book: \"What is it like to work for  Donald Trump   how can you work for  Donald Trump   and how do you feel having worked for  Donald Trump ?\"\nIn the book   he  paints a portrait of a disorganized White House run by a mercurial  uninformed president who is constantly minded by other to keep  him  on track and focused.\nWolff said his sources repeatedly referred to  Trump  as \"like a child\" who \"has a need for immediate gratification.\" Wolff said.\nEven this week  on the question of sending a cease-and-desist letter to the book publishers   Trump  brushed aside in-house advice that  he  shouldn't do it  Wolff said. \" He  just insists —  he  has to be satisfied in the moment.\"",
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            "input": "Thomas Frank  had to leave the liberal cable news outlet because of  his  role in a discredited story about Anthony Scaramucci’s alleged ties to Russia  a story CNN had to retract.\nInterestingly  it looks like one of  Frank ’s first assignments will apparently be to investigate the same storyline that cost the reporter  his  last job – the possible connections between President Trump and  his  associates with Russia.\n“The new hire is  Thomas Frank   late of CNN's ill-fated investigations unit that was disbanded in the wake of the controversial Scaramucci story. I’m sure you’ve read about it ” said a statement to staff sent on Monday from Marc Seibel  National Security Editor for BuzzFeed.\nThe memo states  Frank  will start on Oct. 2 and “ his  first order of business will be the Mueller probe into Russian election meddling and possible Trump collusion.”\n Frank  left CNN in June after the network was forced to retract a story connecting Scaramucci with investigations into the Russian Direct Investment Fund.  Frank  authored the story  which cited a single anonymous source. Editor Eric Lichtblau and Lex Haris  who oversaw the investigative unit  also resigned as a result. The story was eventually deleted because it “did not meet CNN's editorial standards ” and an apology was issued to Scaramucci.\nThe  Frank  hiring is the latest in a series of episodes involving CNN and BuzzFeed. Soon after  Frank ’s story was retracted  BuzzFeed ran a story revealing an internal memo from CNNMoney Executive Editor Rich Barbieri warning staffers not to publish content involving potential ties between Trump’s team and Russia without first coming to him and another CNN vice president.",
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            "input": "At a time when so many young Americans are ineligible to even be considered for the military  extending protections for \"Dreamers\" also would have a positive impact on the armed forces  former Defense Secretary Robert Gates wrote in a column for The New York Times.\n\"That is why we need legislation that will provide a pathway to citizenship for those immigrants who  among other attributes  are serving or have served in the military  whether they are in America legally or were brought here illegally as children \"  Gates  wrote for the NYT.\n\"That kind of policy will help the military recruit new service members and improve readiness \"  Gates  wrote.\n\"In light of the service and sacrifice of those immigrants — legal or not — it is also the right thing to do \"  Gates  wrote.",
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            "input": "Ten previously unreleased Jimi Hendrix recordings highlight Both Sides of the Sky  an upcoming posthumous LP from the legendary guitarist .  The album  will be available March 9th  2018 via Sony Legacy Recordings on multiple formats  including CD  digital and a numbered  180-gram audiophile double-vinyl.\n Related Jimi Hendrix : 10 Great Pre-Fame Tracks Hear the guitar legend in his early sideman days alongside Little Richard  the Isley Brothers and others\nThe 13-track album compiles material recorded between January 1968 and February 1970. It is the third and final installment in a trilogy series of unissued archival recordings  following 2010's Valleys of Neptune and 2013's People  Hell and Angels. Engineer Eddie Kramer – who worked on every  Hendrix  project before the guitar legend's death – co-produced the album with John McDermott and Hendrix's sister  Janie Hendrix.\nMany of the 13 tracks – including an uptempo cover of Muddy Waters' \"Mannish Boy\" – showcase the trio line-up that became known as Band of Gypsys:  Hendrix  on guitar and vocals  Billy Cox on bass and Buddy Miles on drums. \"Hear My Train A Comin'\" features the original line-up from the Jimi Hendrix Experience:  Hendrix   bassist Noel Redding and drummer Mitch Mitchell.\nSeveral notable guest collaborators highlight the set  including Stephen Stills  Johnny Winter and vocalist/saxophonist Lonnie Youngblood ( Hendrix 's pre-fame bandmate in Curtis Knight & the Squires). Stills appears on two tracks recorded in September 1969: a cover version of Joni Mitchell's \"Woodstock\" (tracked months before Crosby  Stills  Nash & Young's famous reworking) and the original song \"$20 Fine.\" Winter appears on a previously excerpted rendition of Guitar Slim's \"Things I Used to Do \" appearing here in a full  remixed version.\nJimi Hendrix – Both Sides of the Sky Track List:",
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            "input": "Formula One F1 - Malaysia Grand Prix 2017 - Practice - Sepang  Malaysia - September 29  2017.  Toro Rosso's  Pierre Gasly looks on. REUTERS/Edgar Su\nGasly’s absence from Austin has paved the way for New Zealander Brendon Hartley to replace him at  Toro Rosso  and make  his  Formula One debut in Sunday’s race at the Texas track.\n The Frenchman  is expected to return to Formula One for the remaining three rounds after Austin and to take on a regular race drive in 2018.\nHartley acquitted himself well in Friday practice  completing more than a race distance  and could also be in the frame for a race drive next year if  Toro Rosso  decide to drop Russian Daniil Kvyat.\nThe driver turmoil at the Red Bull-owned team is a consequence of Kvyat’s poor performances this season and Spaniard Carlos Sainz’s move to Renault as part of an engine deal that will see  Toro Rosso  switch to Honda in 2018.",
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            "id": "task419-e880688bac2e454890ccdb110e8e21e8",
            "input": "John Sculley  is the former CEO of Pepsi and Apple.  He  was brought on by  Steve Jobs  to be the then-young founder's \"adult supervision. \"\nSculley  started  his  career at Pepsi driving  its  trucks and eventually became  its  CEO.\n He  stayed at Apple for 10 years  and had a tense relationship with Jobs that led to  Jobs'  temporary departure from the company.\nAfter Apple   Sculley  became a tech investor and  he 's now a founding member of a healthcare startup that  he  thinks could one day generate even more revenue than Apple.\n John Sculley  remembers the first time  he  met  Steve Jobs .  He  was CEO of Pepsi at the time  and  he  flew to California to meet with the then-26-year-old cofounder of Apple about a potential CEO role there.\n Jobs  had met about 20 other candidates and been unimpressed. But after 5 months of getting to know  Sculley    he  was sold and offered  him  the job.  Sculley  initially turned  it  down. Then  Jobs  dropped a now-famous line on  him  that made  Sculley  change  his  mind:\n\"Do you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life? Or do you want to come with  me  and change the world?\"\n Sculley  spent a decade at Apple  and  it  was a roller coaster ride. So was  his  relationship with  Jobs . During one particularly tense moment   Jobs  planned a coup to unseat  Sculley . When  Sculley  learned about  Jobs'  plan   he  held a board meeting that resulted in Jobs running from the room crying and taking a long sabbatical. It's a moment  Sculley  now regrets.\n\"In hindsight  now that I have decades of perspective  I didn't appreciate how important founders are  \" Sculley  said in an interview for Business Insider's podcast  \"Success! How I Did It.\"\n\"This was not a power struggle; this was two different points of view of how do you make the company sustainable. I can't change it  that's history  but it's actually beautiful that  Steve  did eventually come back to Apple  and of course  he  ended up becoming a very successful CEO.  Steve Jobs 2.0  had matured tremendously from Steve Jobs 1.0.\"\nAfter  Sculley  left Apple   he  became a tech investor.  He 's now the cofounder of a healthcare startup that  he  thinks could become even bigger than Apple someday  RXAdvance.  He  says 5% of the US population — the chronically ill — accounts for $1.5 trillion in spending. And  he  thinks  he 's figured out a way to solve it.\n\"It turns out that the avoidable drug impacted medical costs —this is out of that $3 trillion of health spending —adds up to about $840 billion. That's many times bigger than most industries  certainly in high tech  and of that $840 billion  it's estimated that $350 billion is avoidable expense  \" Sculley  explained.\n Sculley  discussed  his  career   his  friendship and eventual falling out with  Steve Jobs   and  his  new healthcare initiative on the podcast  which you can listen to below.\n John Sculley : Thank you.\n Sculley : Oh  I wish you wouldn't bring that up! I was in Hawaii because  we  would introduce market by market  and fortunately those days  we  didn't have cable television so that you could see something that happened in Hawaii all the way back on the mainland. But I was being interviewed live in Honolulu and the lady interviewing me as people were taking the Pepsi Challenge taste test said  “Well  why don't you take the challenge test?” And I sort of hesitated  but there wasn't much I could say  so  unfortunately  I picked Coca-Cola.\nMeeting  Steve Jobs",
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            "input": "According to the Washington Times   Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen  revealed that the DHS prevents an average of seven people marked on the terrorist watch list a day  adding up to 50 people a week.\nThe numbers have  Nielsen  asking for more scrutiny on those looking to immigrate here as refugees  and defending President Trump’s comments on tougher screening for immigrants.\n“These changes will not only improve security but importantly they will help us better assist refugees fleeing persecution ”  she  said.\n She  also believes that the border security Trump has proposed  such as the wall  is an integral part of keeping America safe.\n“We cannot let this moment slip away. Now is the time ”  she  said. “We cannot afford to kick the can down the road any farther.”\n Nielsen  noted that many of the terrorist attacks dating back five years can be traced back to lax screening processes put in place by the Obama administration:\n Ms. Nielsen  said past administrations had not been as strenuous in attempting to weed out would-be terrorists as the current one  and pointed to a string of attacks dating back five years — to the heart of the Obama administration. And  she  again cited a controversial administration report that found of more than 500 people convicted of terrorism-related crimes in U.S. courts since 2001  three-quarters were foreign-born.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "At 33 years old  multimillionaire entrepreneur and Nasty Gal founder Sophia Amoruso has endured a number of career transformations.\n\"[Millennials are] growing up and I want Girlboss to be better than anyone else at speaking about things like hardship  success and spirituality in a way that has a lot of heart  for a generation who doesn't really have that. It's a new era \"  Amoruso  says.\nOver the past few years   Amoruso  has been under scrutiny for several business ventures under her name  including Nasty Gal  the company which she founded and brought her to fame and the Netflix original show \"Girlboss\" which she helped produce.\nSince publishing her best-selling memoir \"#Girlboss\" nearly three years ago   Amoruso  says she has been able to reflect and wants to pass on the wisdom and hard-learned lessons she has picked up since.\nThrough her recently published book  \"The Girlboss Workbook: An Interactive Journal for Winning at Life \"  Amoruso  says she wants to help provide some structure on how women should approach getting jobs  starting businesses and building brands while still being funny and irreverent.\nI will live deliberately. I will work with intention  play with intention and love with intention. I will take nothing at face value  ask questions and write my own rules. I will wake up every day to fight the most important battle of my life: my life. I will be curious and trust that    in time  my questions will answer  themselves . I will play my strengths  sniff out my shortcomings and stomp out my ego at every opportunity.",
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            "input": "House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy on Sunday said there’s no need for legislation protecting  Russia investigation Special Counsel Robert Mueller   and questioned the integrity of the Department of Justice.\nIn an interview on NBC News’ \"Meet The Press ” the California Republican said he has confidence in  Mueller .\n“I don't think there's a need for legislation to protect  Mueller  ” he said. “If there's an issue that arises  we'll take it up. Right now there is not an issue. Why create one if there isn't one?”\nMcCarthy said he “never believed” in a “deep state” conspiracy against President Donald Trump  but ticked off issues with the  Mueller  investigation that’ve cast doubt over its fairness.\n“I have confidence in  Mueller  ” he said. “I have questions about others within the FBI and the DOJ ” ticking off a list of issues that have been brought up about the  Mueller  investigative team  including anti-Trump texts between two former members.",
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            "input": "Police said on Wednesday they had found the body of  80-year-old Lady Lucan  after forcing entry to a house in the upmarket Belgravia area of London.\nOver the years  the British press have reported supposed sightings of  Lord Lucan  across the world  including in Australia  India  the Netherlands and South Africa -- but  his  relatives believe  him  to be dead.\nThe London High Court declared  him  dead in 1999 and last year a judge issued a death certificate allowing his son George Bingham to inherit his title.\n“My own personal view  and it was one I took I think as an eight-year-old boy  is  he ’s unfortunately been dead since that time (of  his  disappearance) ” Bingham said last year.\nOne of numerous theories about what became of  Lucan   who would now be 82  was that  he  shot  himself  and was then fed to tigers at the zoo of  his  friend John Aspinall. Aspinall himself said in 2000 that  Lucan  had weighted himself down with a stone and drowned himself in the English Channel.",
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            "input": "The Jacksonville Jaguars frittered away a 10-point fourth-quarter lead in losing 24-20 to  Tom Brady  and the New England Patriots in the AFC championship game  yet their unraveling really began in the final 2½ minutes of the first half.\nDanny Amendola's fair catch of Brad Nortman's punt at his 14 came with 2:02 remaining  which essentially gave  Brady  and Belichick an extra timeout with which to work.\nOn first-and-10 from his 40   Brady  threw a long pass for Rob Gronkowski  who was injured when  he  got popped by Barry Church on a helmet-to-helmet hit. Church was called for unnecessary roughness  putting the ball at the Jacksonville 45.\n Brady  started pushing the ball downfield to  his  receivers and the New England defense took away the short middle and dared Bortles to start making plays downfield  too.\nWhile Bortles managed a single first down in the fourth quarter   Brady  came through with a pair of TD throws to Amendola.\nAmendola had the crucial catch on the first TD drive  hauling in a 21-yard pass from  Brady  on third-and-18 in front of safety Tashaun Gipson  who said he figures he'd break up that pass nine out of 10 times.\nIt was  vintage Brady   too.\n\" He  is the greatest quarterback to ever play this game \" Gipson said. \"You can never have a safe lead with 12 at the helm. We knew we had to keep our foot on the gas.\"\nThe Patriots' comeback set up a Super Bowl 52 showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles  who were miffed last week when the NFL mistakenly released an ad that featured  Brady  and Case Keenum with the Super Bowl trophy between  them   signifying a New England-Minnesota matchup.\nInstead  it'll be Nick Foles and the Eagles  who routed the Vikings 38-7 in the NFC championship game  trying to dethrone  Brady  and the Patriots.",
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            "input": "The documents say  17-year-old Christopher John Lewis  wanted to kill the queen but didn't have a good vantage point or a sufficiently high-powered rifle.  He  fired a single wayward shot which likely passed above the crowd.\nAt the time police told journalists who heard the noise that it was a sign falling over  and later said it might have been firecrackers. Police appeared to downplay the seriousness of the incident  and only charged  Lewis  with possessing and firing a weapon in public.\n He  would later kill  himself  at age 33 while in prison awaiting trial on murder charges in an unrelated case.\nWhen questioned by police at the time   Lewis  claimed to be part of a group called the National Imperial Guerrilla Army that was carrying out terror operations.  He  said there were two other members called the Snowman and the Polar Bear  but later admitted  he 'd made them up.\nThe documents say police found a .22-caliber rifle with a discharged cartridge on the fifth floor of a building after  Lewis  told them it was there.\n\" Lewis  did indeed originally intend to assassinate the queen \" the documents say  \"however did not have a suitable vantage point from which to fire  nor a sufficiently high-powered rifle for the range from the target.\"\nThe documents say the angle of fire and range would have made it difficult for  Lewis  to shoot the queen  and that buildings would have screened her for all but a few seconds.\nDuring a later visit by the queen  according to Stuff  police were so worried that  Lewis  might make another assassination attempt they paid  him  to go on a 10-day vacation to a remote island. They gave  Lewis  free accommodation  daily spending money and the use of an SUV.\nThe news website said people close to the case thought  Lewis  got off lightly due to political interference and worries that New Zealand would lose future royal tours due to the security lapse.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Britain is poised for another Royal Wedding  after it was announced on Monday that  Prince Harry  is to marry the American actress Meghan Markle.\nPrince Charles  Harry’s father  and his wife Camilla  who is  Harry ’s step mother  said they were “thrilled” and “very happy indeed” for the couple.\n Harry ’s older brother William and  his  wife the Duchess of Cambridge  who celebrated their marriage in 2011  said: “We are very excited for  Harry  and Meghan. It has been wonderful getting to know Meghan and to see how happy she and  Harry  are together.”\nThe former British Prime Minister David Cameron also took to Twitter to congratulate the pair. He said: “Congratulations to  Prince Harry and Meghan Markle . Wonderful news and I wish  them  a long and happy life together.”",
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            "input": "Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would say he intended to bring a real immigration debate to the Senate floor.  Senate Minority Leader Schumer  would reject  it  initially. And then a day later  McConnell would speak again and  Schumer  -- despite concerns from  his  left flank -- would vote to re-open the government with a three-week stopgap resolution  giving the rest of  his  conference permission to also vote \"yes.\"\nThe group also acted as emissaries for leadership. While McConnell and Schumer didn't speak all day Saturday after the shutdown and only briefly on Sunday evening  members in the bipartisan group were keeping their leadership apprised of the discussions they were having. At one point  while shuffling in between offices on Sunday  Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina -- dressed in a very weekend outfit of khaki pants  a fleece jacket  running shoes and an orange Clemson hat -- was seen grabbing a handful of Hershey's Kisses from a bowl on his way into McConnell's office. Given the sheer number of visits Graham made to the office in pursuit of a resolution  one aide wondered if McConnell's candy stash could withstand a lengthy shutdown.\nNelson described that throughout the process   Schumer  was always willing to listen to their ideas and proposals  even if it wasn't always clear they could form the basis of an eventual deal.\n\" Schumer  was always receptive \" Nelson said. \"Because  Schumer  wanted something that would work and  he  knew that the present course we were on  at the end of the day  we didn't have the majority and we didn't have the White House  so we didn't have a lot of cards to play.\"\nIn a caucus meeting just before the vote on the three-week continuing resolution Monday   Schumer  made the case to  his  members that  he 'd gotten McConnell to move on immigration and still had other points of leverage: Still to come were the budget caps agreement where Republicans want a lot of money for defense; the next continuing resolution; and the March 5 DACA deadline that  he  said the GOP is fearful of breaching because they don't want to take the hit for seeing DACA recipients deported  according to a source in the room.\nMerkley later met with  liberal activists who were furious at Schumer  and warned that  they  would withhold funding from Democrats in key races  one source said.",
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            "id": "task419-3db0c53a7460425cbf6c0d1e7ff3ba95",
            "input": "On Sunday morning   President Trump  expressed frustration that  his  campaign is under investigation over possible ties to Russia's plot to influence the 2016 election but that  his  former opponent Hillary Clinton is not facing the same level of scrutiny.\nIn four tweets sent over 24 minutes   Trump  wrote: “Never seen such Republican ANGER & UNITY as I have concerning the lack of investigation on Clinton made Fake Dossier (now $12 000 000?)  the Uranium to Russia deal  the 33 000 plus deleted Emails  the Comey fix and so much more. Instead they look at phony  Trump/ Russia  'collusion ' which doesn't exist. The Dems are using this terrible (and bad for our country) Witch Hunt for evil politics  but the R's are now fighting back like never before. There is so much GUILT by Democrats/Clinton  and now the facts are pouring out. DO SOMETHING!”\nThe history of the dossier  Trump  referenced is a complicated one. During the 2016 Republican primaries  the conservative Washington Free Beacon paid the Washington firm Fusion GPS to investigate  Trump 's background and  eventually  his business ties to Russia  The Washington Post reported Friday. The publication receives financial support from billionaire GOP donor Paul Singer  according to two people familiar with Singer  whose firm did not respond to requests seeking comment.\nFusion GPS is an opposition research firm run by ex-journalists  but how is it connected to the  Trump  dossier  Donald Trump Jr.'s Trump Tower meeting and the 2016 election? The Fact Checker's Glenn Kessler explains. (Meg Kelly/The Washington Post)\nAfter the Free Beacon stopped paying Fusion GPS  the research firm offered in April 2016 to continue researching  Trump  for the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee  The Post reported last week. According to that reporting  Fusion GPS then hired Christopher Steele  a former British intelligence officer with ties to the FBI and the U.S. intelligence community  who compiled a 35-page dossier on  Trump . Brian Fallon  a former spokesman for the Clinton campaign  said he learned about Steele and the dossier after the election. People familiar with the matter said the Clinton campaign and the DNC did not direct Steele’s activities.\nIt's unclear how much the Clinton campaign and DNC paid for the information. The Clinton campaign paid Perkins Coie $5.6 million in legal fees from June 2015 to December 2016  according to campaign finance records cited by The Post  and the DNC paid the firm $3.6 million in “legal and compliance consulting’’ since November 2015 — though it’s impossible to tell from the filings how much of that work was for other legal matters and how much of it related to Fusion GPS. It's unclear how  Trump  arrived at the $12 million figure used in  his  tweets.\n[ Trump  and Republicans steer Russia probes in new directions]\nWhen it comes to the “Uranium to Russia deal” that  Trump  referenced in  his  tweet  House and Senate Republican leaders have already announced two investigations into decisions made during the Obama administration  when Clinton was secretary of state  involving a uranium deal that increased Russia’s share of the U.S. nuclear market. At the same time  the House Oversight Committee has launched a probe into the Clinton email investigation that will examine  among other things  why then-FBI Director James B. Comey publicly announced that the bureau was investigating Clinton but then waited months before making a similar announcement about its inquiries into the Trump campaign.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Plaintiffs Ramis Ruiz  21  and John Messing  41  accused their fellow volunteer EMTs at the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Rescue Ambulance of sexual harassment  bullying and discrimination.\nAccording to the suit   Ruiz  was slandered during a election for the service’s assistant chief position by charges that she was “sleeping around with (fellow) members” to win votes for her candidate.\n Ruiz  complained about sexual harassment and bullying  but gripes fell on deaf ears.\nMessing claimed he was suspended after backing  Ruiz  in her gripes about harassment  and eventually fired from the department.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "id": "task419-a1f78448e84942c0a1b17f8153d9f80f",
            "input": "The Philadelphia Eagles beat the New York Giants in thrilling fashion on Sunday when kicker  Jake Elliott  hit a 61-yard field goal as time expired.\nHowever  the win may not be the only thing  Elliott  gets to enjoy from the moment —  he  may be receiving some extra money from Carson Wentz.\nOn Tuesday  the Eagles released a mic'd-up segment from Week 3 featuring Wentz  and it captured Wentz saying  he  would donate  his  game check to  Elliott  if  he  hit the field goal.\n\" He 's a hero if  he  makes this \" Wentz said  adding  \"I'll give  him  my game check. I'll give  him  my game check if  he  makes this.\"\nMoments later   Elliott  nailed the kick  and the Eagles went berserk. There's no word yet if Wentz did  in fact  pay  Elliott   but now  it's going to be hard for  him  to take it back.",
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            "input": "“Growing up and trying to figure out your life … while people feel like they have some sort of entitlement to know what’s going on  is absolutely  excruciatingly terrible — and the only way to get over  it   is to go into  it  ” she explained.\n“You can’t change your face. You can’t change your parents. You can’t change any of those things. So I feel like most kids like me end up going down a spiral of depression ... When you’re born into  it   there are two choices that you have; I’m either going to try to go into  it  completely and help from the inside  or … no one is going to know where I am … and I’m really going to take myself completely out of the eye of soeciety. There’s really no in-between.”\nWillow Smith  17  is the daughter of  Will Smith  and Jada Pinkett Smith. She also has an older brother  Jaden  who grew up in the eye of the public.\n Will Smith  learned this after daughter Willow shaved her head\nWillow Smith is the daughter of Jada Pinkett Smith and  Will Smith . (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)\n Will  Smith  the longtime actor  spoke of raising  his  daughter in an interview earlier this year.\n He  said when she shaved her famous “Whip My Hair” hair   he  learned an important lesson.\n Jaden Smith  says  he  plans to disappear in 10 years",
            "output": [
                "Will Smith"
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            "input": "Dick's Sporting Goods  will immediately stop selling assault-style rifles and ban the sale of all guns to anyone under 21   the company  said Wednesday  as  its  CEO took on the National Rifle Association by demanding tougher gun laws after the massacre in Florida.\nThe change in sales practices  and the emphatic words from Stack  put Dick's out front in the falling-out between corporate America and the gun lobby. Several major corporations  including MetLife  Hertz and Delta Air Lines  have cut ties with the NRA since the Florida tragedy  but until now  none were retailers that sold guns.\n Dick Sporting Goods  had cut off sales of assault-style weapons after the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. But sales had resumed at  its  smaller chain of Field & Stream stores  which consisted of 35 outlets in 16 states as of October.\nStack also revealed that Nikolas Cruz  the 19-year-old arrested in the Florida attack  had bought a shotgun at a Dick's store within the past four months.\nThe vast majority of  Dick 's business is selling sporting goods like basketballs and sneakers. Joseph Feldman  a senior managing director at the Telsey Advisory Group  estimated that guns and ammunition account for 8 percent of the company's sales.\n Dick 's  which had net sales of $7.92 billion in the fiscal year that ended in January 2017  has a much bigger stake in youth sports.\n Dick 's is based just outside of Pittsburgh in a state where the first day of deer hunting season is an unofficial holiday for many families. Stack said  Dick 's is prepared for any backlash but will never allow the sale of such guns in its stores again.\nPam Platt of Louisville  Kentucky  said she was thrilled to hear about  Dick 's move and called the store's customer service line to offer her praise. She said she told the representative who answered that she wanted her to \"hear something good from somebody.\"\nPlatt said she now plans to start buying more at  her local Dick 's store  including a pair of sneakers this week.\n\"When I go to  the store   I will let them know why I am here \" she said. \"I care about this issue.\"\nBut many others were unhappy with the company's move  some posting on  the Dick 's page that they would stop shopping at its stores.\n\"I was sad to hear they would pull them off and bow to these people that have no understanding of what a gun is \" said Gerald Jaeger  outside a  Dick 's in Brookfield  Wisconsin.\n Dick 's stock price was little changed as of midafternoon Wednesday afternoon  up 1.7 percent.",
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                "Dick"
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            "id": "task419-5f6012fab0af4d5081c43b3fd1b60ef3",
            "input": "Former Lincoln-Way Superintendent Lawrence Wyllie  pleaded not guilty in federal court Wednesday to fraud and embezzlement charges  and  his  attorney said they plan to fight the case to trial.\n Wyllie  arrived minutes before  his  arraignment in a blue suit with a cross lapel pin.  His  attorneys largely spoke for  him   and  he  ignored reporters asking questions afterward. Before they stepped into the elevator  one of  Wyllie 's attorneys  Dan Webb  said they would be going to trial.\nFederal prosecutors allege  Wyllie   79  hid the \"true financial health\" of Lincoln-Way High School District 210 by misusing millions in bond money and fraudulently spent school district funds on personal projects  including Superdog  a dog training school he ordered built.\n Wyllie  also pocketed more than $30 000 in unused vacation days and a retirement bonus  he  wasn't entitled to  prosecutors charged.\n Wyllie 's attorneys released a statement earlier this month maintaining  Wyllie 's innocence and lauding  him  as \"a model educator in Illinois for 55 years.\"\n Jose M. Osorio / Chicago Tribune Lawrence Wyllie  arrives for  his  arraignment on federal fraud charges at the Dirksen Federal Courthouse in Chicago on Wednesday  Sept. 27  2017.  Lawrence Wyllie  arrives for  his  arraignment on federal fraud charges at the Dirksen Federal Courthouse in Chicago on Wednesday  Sept. 27  2017. (Jose M. Osorio / Chicago Tribune) (Jose M. Osorio / Chicago Tribune)\nUnder Wyllie's leadership from 1989 to 2013  Lincoln-Way grew from one school with two campuses to two separate four-year schools  and the district experienced overcrowding. In response   Wyllie  pushed hard for a $225 million referendum measure in 2006 to build two new schools and accommodate growth.\nA community group campaigned vigorously against the proposal  arguing that the district should build one school and wait to see whether a fourth was necessary before moving forward. But voters backed  Wyllie   and the district went on to issue $52 million in bonds in 2006  $123 million in 2007 and $29 million in 2009.\nAs Lincoln-Way's finances atrophied   Wyllie  fraudulently used bond funds to conceal the district's true financial condition  prosecutors said.\nBy then   Wyllie  had retired and largely disappeared from public view.\nLast year  amid intensifying scrutiny from the Daily Southtown  federal investigators and community members   Wyllie  resigned from the boards of the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra and the University of St. Francis.  He  also sold  his  Frankfort home and moved to Naperville.\nLincoln-Way administration also quietly removed plaques honoring  Wyllie  at each of the district's schools.",
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                "Lawrence Wyllie"
            ]
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            "input": "\"It has been told to us repeatedly \"  senator Rachel Siewert  told a Perth public hearing on Friday for the inquiry  of which  she  is the chair.\nThe reports that doctors were suggesting patients try anal sex to cope with painful sex indicative of \"just how many doctors have been ignoring the issues women have had with mesh\"   Siewert  told BuzzFeed News on Monday.\n\"How this has gone on for so long amazes me frankly \"  Siewert  said.\n Siewert  said patients had been told their ongoing symptoms were \"all in their head\" by doctors.\n\"This is women being told to just get over it \"  she  said.",
            "output": [
                "Rachel Siewert"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-468c5e12d7db4f549e4607744d862ef6",
            "input": "Kaitlyn Murphy   a 31-year-old resident was arrested earlier this week on felony defraud charges after she admitted to using glass to get out of paying for her food  a trick the woman claims to have learned from someone she knew in rehab.\n Murphy  confessed that she would carry glass in her purse when she went out to eat and would sprinkle it over her food. She even intentionally cut her mouth by chewing the glass to make her story more realistic.\nThe police reported that  Murphy  had visited eleven restaurants in Stuart  FL  from September 15 to September 26 – claiming to find glass in her food “after eating most of her meals ” Local 10 News reports.\nAfter  Murphy  reported the hazard  the restaurants would either eat the cost of the meal  or offer gift cards and free food.\nThe police were eventually tipped off about  Murphy ’s crime spree after restaurants started describing the same woman on social media  coming into their establishments and making the same claims.\nThe pressure of social media forced  Murphy  to turn herself in  where police found more glass shards in her purse.\nIn total  the police say  Murphy  cost restaurants hundreds of dollars in comped meals  gift cards  lost tips and lost food  as well as damaged the reputation of some servers and restaurants.\n Murphy  originally claimed that  she  did it because  she  couldn’t afford the food  but later a manager said  Murphy  confessed  she  did it for the adrenaline rush – a high  she  was searching for after  she  had quit drugs and alcohol.\nJust before  her  arrest   Murphy  was hired to work as a server in the area.",
            "output": [
                "Kaitlyn Murphy"
            ]
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            "input": "Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Calif.) said that committee Republicans had blocked Democrats’ efforts to subpoena Deutsche Bank for financial records related to President Trump’s family on the suspicion that Russians “may have laundered money through Trump properties.” Democrats also were stymied in their effort to subpoena executives at Twitter  Schiff said  to secure the direct messages that members of Trump’s inner circle exchanged with representatives of WikiLeaks and its founder  Julian Assange  who Democrats believe acted as Russian intermediaries during the 2016 presidential campaign.\n“If there’s credible information that Ivanka Trump had contact with any participants in that meeting at the time of that meeting . . . I think it would be valuable to have her come and testify before the committee ”  Schiff  said.\n He  added that  he  believes the committee should invite former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon to testify  saying “it’s my expectation that he will be doing so.”\n Schiff  said Thursday that the committee has interviewed 56 witnesses — half the number of people that have appeared before the Senate Intelligence Committee   Schiff  said  meaning there are “dozens” of witnesses they have yet to bring in.\n A spokesman for Nunes  declined to comment.\n Schiff  also said that  he  would hold Ryan responsible if the House probe “is prematurely curtailed for political reasons.”\nRyan responded in a statement: “While  Mr. Schiff  tries to distract from the serious  bipartisan review that’s been underway for nearly a year  we will stay focused on following the facts and working to safeguard the upcoming election.”",
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            "input": "Slovenian Prime Minister Borut Pahor said on Saturday \"Reform of the United Nations has been long overdue \" calling for progress in strengthening all UN activities \"relating to the maintenance of international peace and security.\"\n\"The United Nations must keep its place at the core of global governance structures \" Pahor said while addressing the general debate of the 65th session of the UN General Assembly  which began here on Thursday.\nDrawing the Assembly's attention to the broader issue of the global economic crisis  Pahor said  \"the reforms of international economic and financial systems must continue at an accelerated speed  reflecting global development needs.\"\n\"Our endeavors should aim at increasing accountability  responsibility and solidarity  while taking into account the need for a stronger voice and better participation of developing countries \" he added.\nMeanwhile  the Slovenian prime minister expressed his country's bid for a seat on the UN Security Council for the period 2012-2013.",
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            "input": "Disney was accused of quickly revamping a  Hillary Clinton  animatronic to look like President Trump after viewers noted its facial features matched  Clinton âs.\nDisney built the animatronic for its âHall of Presidentsâ exhibit at Walt Disney World  but just compare the animatronic to  Clinton :\nItâs plausible that Disney started work on the animatronic before the 2016 presidential election â and expected  Clinton  to win.\nRegardless  the animatronic is such a poor replica of Trump that even left-wing NPR said it looks like  Hillary .\nAll right  do you think @Disney had a  Hillary  animatronic made and tried to reform to @realDonaldTrump Retweet for Yes Like for No#ImWithHer #HillaryForPrison #MagicKingdom pic.twitter.com/eg9Xx0DzkA â Rob Dew (@DewsNewz) December 19  2017",
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            "input": "(Reuters) - Several countries  the United Nations and journalist groups are demanding the release of  Reuters reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo  from detention in Myanmar.  The reporters  were arrested on Dec. 12 after being invited to meet police officials on the outskirts of Yangon. They had worked on stories about a military crackdown in Rakhine state  scene of more than 600 000 Rohingya Muslims fleeing to Bangladesh since late August.\nMyanmar’s Ministry of Information has said  the reporters “ illegally acquired information with the intention to share  it  with foreign media ” and released a photo of them in handcuffs.\n It  said the reporters and two policemen faced charges under the British colonial-era Official Secrets Act  which carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years  though officials said they have not been charged. Their exact whereabouts is not known.\n- The Committee to Protect Journalists said  “We call on local authorities to immediately  unconditionally release Reuters reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo. These arrests come amid a widening crackdown which is having a grave impact on the ability of journalists to cover a story of vital global importance.”",
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            "input": "On Jan. 23  Californians  Adam Schiff  and Dianne Feinstein  respectively the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee and a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee  sent a letter to Twitter demanding an explanation for the surge on the site of tweets bearing the hashtag #ReleaseTheMemo  a reference to a controversial Republican memo that alleges Justice Department impropriety in the FBI's Trump-Russia probe.\nTwitter sent  Schiff  and Feinstein its response late Friday evening. Representatives for the two legislators declined Monday and Tuesday to share the letter  and it's unclear if it will ever be released. Twitter declined to release the letter on its own.\n Schiff  and Feinstein’s concern had compared the role of Russian botnets in the #ReleaseTheMemo campaign to the malign role of Russian trolls in spreading false news during the 2016 election.\n\"If these reports are accurate  we are witnessing an ongoing attack by the Russian government through Kremlin-linked social media actors directly acting to intervene and influence our democratic process ”  Schiff and Feinstein  said in their letter to Twitter. “This latest example of Russian interference is in keeping with Moscow's concerted  covert  and continuing campaign to manipulate American public opinion and erode trust in our law enforcement and intelligence institutions.”",
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            "input": "In the Florida Keys  a shortage of affordable housing has become a crisis after Hurricane Irma. More than 27 000 homes were damaged or destroyed by Irma's high winds and storm surge. A lot of those were mobile homes or trailers. And  NPR's Greg Allen  reports that this is having an impact on the service and tourist economy in the Keys.\n ALLEN : Yeah. How many do you think are gone now?\n ALLEN : Todd Sabin has lived in the Driftwood Trailer Park for decades. He's retired now. He and his wife are lucky. When they returned after Irma  their mobile home was intact. Most others weren't as fortunate. Some received enough damage that their mobile homes are slated for demolition. For many like Sabin  this is a second home.\n ALLEN : Sabin's longtime neighbor Jimmy Aurelio has stopped by. He's moving out. He owns his own business - a towing company. He's staying with a friend for now but says he's looking for a new place to live in the Keys.\n ALLEN : Steve Miller has lived on Big Pine Key for 35 years. Like more than a dozen of his neighbors  his mobile home was destroyed in Hurricane Irma. This island has long been one of the most affordable places to live in the Keys. One reason for that  Miller says  are the mobile homes - many of them old but available for rent.\n ALLEN : Miller says he has many friends who have already left. He worries many more will follow unless local officials act quickly to make more affordable housing available for the people who staff the Keys' restaurants  hotels  schools and hospitals. But in the Keys  like other resort communities  proposals to build workforce housing are often met with strong opposition. At a recent county commission meeting  Bill Hunter was one of several residents worried that workforce housing would increase density and traffic in his neighborhood.\n ALLEN : This problem  the need for workforce housing  isn't a new issue here. County Commissioner Heather Carruthers says over the last several years  with incentives and help from the county  developers have built more than 800 units reserved for workforce housing. But she says Irma has turned a longstanding problem into a crisis. Carruthers says it's about more than protecting the vital tourist economy.\n ALLEN : Carruthers says the county is looking at available land where it can build workforce housing. But she knows that's something many residents will oppose.\n ALLEN : Carruthers acknowledges that even the fastest plans to build more workforce housing will take a year or more to carry out. That does little to help workers who are struggling to find a place in the Keys where they can afford to live right now. Greg Allen  NPR News  Miami.",
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            "input": "CLOSE USA TODAY Sports' Paul Myerberg discusses the upcoming game between the two rivals.  USA TODAY Sports\nArmy Black Knights head coach Jeff Monken  speaks to  his  players in the locker room after beating Duke in November. (Photo: Danny Wild  USA TODAY Sports)\n“It’s a great memory for our program ” Army head coach Jeff Monken said. “It’s different maybe from any other game. There is such a great sense of pride in winning this game.“\nIt might have taken a coach with  Monken ’s background to reverse Army’s nearly 20-year run among the weakest programs in the Football Bowl Subdivision  which saw the Cadets cycle through five different head coaches and nearly as many failed offensive schemes. While Army struggled   Monken  was learning the option offense from the source: Beginning at Georgia Southern in 1997  he spent more than a decade as an assistant under current Georgia Tech head coach Paul Johnson — including six seasons as the running backs coach at Navy.",
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            "input": "PARIS (Reuters) - Tom Enders  has told the French Presidency  he  will not seek a third mandate as chief executive of European planemaker Airbus (AIR.PA)  Le Figaro daily reports on its website.\n FILE PHOTO - Airbus Group Chief Executive Tom Enders  speaks during a news conference on the aerospace group's annual results  in London  Britain February 24  2016. REUTERS/Hannah McKay\n“According to our information  the last board meeting of 2017  this Thursday  should ratify the non-renewal of  Tom Enders  at the helm of the group following the expiry of  his  mandate in May 2019 ”  the Figaro  said  without citing  its  sources.\n“Tom informed the Elysee very recently he would not seek a third mandate ” a source cited by  Le Figaro  said.",
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            "input": "\"Right after the explosion  they told us 'Go and see what happened' \" wheezes 74 -year-old throat cancer sufferer Auguste Ribet  unfurling a sheaf of paperwork documenting his long struggle for justice.\n Ribet has been diagnosed with several simultaneous cancers over the past ten years. He wants the French state to recognise that he and several of his deceased comrades are victims of the tests carried out in Algeria.\n Ribet  like most of the other veterans  has yet to go to court.\n He still holds out hope that a law passed last month lessening the burden of proof on veterans  by establishing a presumption of a causal link between the bombs and cancer  may see veterans at last win recognition as victims.",
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            "input": "In her witty new book Australian technology author and TED celebrity Rachel Botsman tells us why it did not work. Who Can You Trust? How Technology Brought Us Together and Why It Could Drive Us Apart might be a bit too perky for some but it reveals some deep truths.\nWith industrial power collapsed  social media’s “distributed trust” began its run to win popular trust.  Botsman  even claims to have predicted the next stage of evolution  anticipating Airbnb  Zipcar and Uber in  her  previous book. At first the masses took to social technology like ducks to water but few thought through the costs of power flowing from institutional experts to less sophisticated individuals. It turned out that these social media had institutions too  if less hierarchical  but still leading to someone at the top with a great degree of control over the people’s “open” media below them.\n Botsman  says  she  would not have written  her  book if  she  did not think distributed networks could solve many problems and develop popular trust  but the many examples presented in  her  book demonstrate that “distributed trust always seem to lead us back to centralized power ” with Facebook  Amazon  and Alibaba leading the list.\n Her  thesis is that distributed systems need to know who is telling the truth in order to be social but their media technology develop so fast and anonymously it becomes difficult to trace accountability. Perhaps 75 percent of automobiles will self-drive by 2040. How can sufficient trust develop in such a major activity in such a short time? Blockchains like Bitcoin may replace governmental currency and financial transactions. Robots threaten to take everyone’s job. The most famous bot was HAL 9000 in 2001: A Space Odyssey and we all know what happened then. Some “trust pause” will certainly be necessary for such major social transitions.\nTake the number one social media technology guy  Mark Zuckerberg  who created Facebook to be an open forum for public discussion. Yet  after social media was accused of biasing the presidential election even  he  had to reluctantly concede (the second time) that there was an abundance of fake news on  his  site  which  he  then promised to fix in a socially positive way.  His  solution was to balance alternative views by adding “additional perspectives ” including noting after doubtful material that fact checkers disputed the claims in the original published news. But who would do the “fact checking”?\n Botsman  does not mention  it  but Google’s top scientist Ray Kurzweil had bigger ideas. Computers would be thinking for themselves by 2014 with humans becoming immortal soon after. Humans would become immortal under Kurzweil’s Calico project to replicate nature’s control of mitochondrial DNA by moving toxic bacteria into the cell nucleus to stop aging. With age under control people would live forever. At the same time  artificial intelligence would develop computers that learn by themselves. Ageless individuals could then link an AI machine to their brain so they could give accurate and immediate responses to every kind of question. But if this takes place instantly  is that a person still a person or a computer?\nChina’s Social Credit System would produce a “social credit score” for every Chinese citizen and introduce national networks of shame to ameliorate and control unruly segments of the population. This system should have a bullish future in much of the world now under authoritarian governments.  Botsman  quips: “Today China  tomorrow a place near you.”\nNot a place in the U.S. with its democratic government protecting privacy  right? One big obstacle to such protection mentioned by  Botsman  is that government regulation simply cannot keep up with the explosive rate of change in private social media technology. There is that free speech and press stuff but Congress just approved another renewal of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act seventeen years after 9/11 and few doubt that some similar future horrendous terrorist act would make the government’s surveillance even more intrusive.\n Botsman ’s general solution to increase social trust is to rely upon reputation  which is sound  but extremely difficult to evaluate as  her  book proves.\nHow do we even know if  Botsman  isn’t a bot already  predicting China for us all?",
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            "input": "Dr. Anne Schuchat  acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention   said 10 children have died from influenza in the past week alone.\n\"I wish there was better news this week  but almost everything we're looking at is bad news \"  Schuchat  said at a news conference.\n Schuchat  said the country is now in the eleventh week of the 2017-2018 flu season. While the past five flu seasons have lasted 11 to 20 weeks  she could not say how how many more weeks the current season will run.\n\"It's difficult to predict  and we don't know \"  Schuchat  said.",
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            "input": "J.R. Smith  was suspended for Thursday's game. (Photo: John E. Sokolowski-USA TODAY Sports)\nCleveland Cavaliers guard  J.R. Smith  was suspended one game by the team for throwing a bowl of soup at assistant coach Damon Jones  two people with knowledge of the situation told USA TODAY Sports on Friday.\n Smith  sat out Cleveland’s 108-97 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday. The team announced shortly before the start of the game that  Smith  was suspended for detrimental conduct.\n Smith  had a history of fines and trouble before joining the Cavaliers midway through the 2014-15 season but had been  by most accounts  a good teammate and mostly problem-free since the trade from New York to Cleveland.\n Smith  is averaging 8.3 points and shooting 39.1% from the field and 36.3% on three-pointers this season.",
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            "input": "Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said in an interview published Monday he was \"surprised\" by the second trial of jailed oil magnate Mikhail Khodorkovsky  widely seen as orchestrated by the Kremlin.\n Interviewed by the daily Kommersant  Putin said he was surprised when prosecutors in 2008 announced fresh charges against the former Yukos chief that could see him serve two more decades in jail.\n \"When I heard about the second trial  I was very surprised and asked what case this was  since he is already serving time for what he did. What is this second trial?\" Putin said.\n At the time of his arrest in 2003  Khodorkovsky  once Russia's richest man  was seen as a political rival to Putin.\n Putin denied having involvement in the case and said he supported the second trial. \"If such a case is being heard  it means that the law requires it. I'm not in charge of this case \" he said.\n Asked by the paper why he \"hounded Khodorkovsky into a corner \" Putin denied the charge.\n \"He is being justifiably punished \" Putin said. \"He will come out of prison and he will be a free man. No  I definitely never pushed him into a corner.\"",
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            "input": "When ice skater  Adam Rippon  was interviewed after  his  mesmerizing Olympics skate   his  winning warm charm was on full beam.\n“It’s like pretty awesome ”  he  said to the audience watching at home. “I highly recommend it. If you ever have the option  come to the Olympics. It’s like a fun time. Today was so special  so much fun.”\nThere is something delicious about watching Rippon generally—because  he ’s having the best fun while also dead-serious in  his  medal-winning ambition; and  his  skating is a joy—and particularly when it comes to briskly dismissing Vice President Mike Pence.\nIndeed   Rippon  told the Daily Mail  he  would boycott any Team USA celebration held by President Trump at the White House  indicating  he  would rather hold an LGBTQ-oriented event of  his  own.\nWhere Pence possesses a lumbering bigotry   Rippon  has intelligence  eloquence  wit  and beautiful ice-skating skills. It is  Rippon  now hailed as America’s sweetheart  while in South Korea Pence looked like a sad businessman not really enjoying the travel freebie he’d accepted.\n Rippon  has not called on Pence to do anything.  He  hasn’t asked for anything from Pence at all. But the Winter Olympics’ first out-gay U.S. competitor has called Pence out  first for supporting conversion therapy  then for  his  general prejudice and acts of legislative hostility toward the LGBTQ community.\nPence has denied the conversion-therapy charge  but  Rippon  is merely echoing LGBT groups’ highlighting of the now-infamous quote from Pence’s congressional campaign website in 2000  in which  referring to organizations that should not receive federal support under the Ryan White Care Act  included those “that celebrate and encourage the types of behaviors that facilitate the spreading of the HIV virus.”\nThe Rippon and Pence tangle began when  Rippon   pre-Olympics  told USA Today of the choice of Pence to lead the U.S. Olympic delegation: “You mean Mike Pence  the same Mike Pence that funded gay conversion therapy? I’m not buying it.”\nAs for the idea of meeting Pence   Rippon  added: “If it were before my event  I would absolutely not go out of my way to meet somebody who I felt has gone out of their way to not only show that they aren’t a friend of a gay person  but that they think that they’re sick. I wouldn’t go out of my way to meet somebody like that.”\nPence’s office denies he reached out to meet with  Rippon  after the interview was published; other sources say he did.\n Rippon  is too wise to be used as a gay scapegoat and make-nice photo opportunity.  He  is also  as viewers of the Olympics are quickly discovering  utterly  himself . It is a joy to watch  and a liberating joy at that.\nBorn in 1989   he  told one interviewer  his  first memory was watching the 1992 Winter Olympics. When those ice skaters fell   he  fell to the ground in toddler kinship.\n Rippon  is so alive  he  makes all of us watching  him  feel alive.  He ’s that rare thing in pop culture: a regular gay guy  happy with  himself   handsome  stylish  politically astute  and a charming speaker.\n He ’s not the polarities of gay pop culture traffics in:  He  is neither the “straight-acting” gay guy that TV can serve up  and  he ’s not the flaming queen that TV can also serve up— he  glides somewhere in the middle  like many gay people do  and it’s wonderful to watch America be charmed by  his  authenticity.\nFor example: what would  he  tell the Olympic judges if  he  could—that  he  wants to throw up and if  he  had a quick drink and Xanax he’d be fine.\nOr revealing how  his  mom always taught  him  to stand up for what  he  believed in  giving  his  skating a greater purpose.",
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            "input": "Three Americans — Jeffrey C. Hall   Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Young —  have won the 2017 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for  their  work on molecular mechanisms that control circadian systems.\nHall was born in New York  Rosbash in Kansas City  and they both worked at Brandeis University.  Michael Young  was born in Miami and worked at Rockefeller University.\nJonathan Nackstrand / AFP/Getty Images Winners of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Jeffrey C. Hall   Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Young  are pictured on a display during a press conference at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm on Oct. 2  2017. Winners of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Jeffrey C. Hall   Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Young  are pictured on a display during a press conference at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm on Oct. 2  2017. (Jonathan Nackstrand / AFP/Getty Images) (Jonathan Nackstrand / AFP/Getty Images)\nThe trio's early work took place in 1984 when Hall and Rosbash worked together at Brandeis and  Young  at Rockefeller University to isolate the \"period\" gene  which controls the circadian rhythm of fruit flies. Hall and Rosbash then showed that the level of the protein encoded by this gene changes in a 24-hour cycle  going up during the day and down at night. They theorized that this protein blocked the activity of the period gene.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The Roman Empire  a police state in its own right  had ordered that a census be conducted. Joseph and his pregnant wife Mary traveled to the little town of Bethlehem so that they could be counted. There being no room for the couple at any of the inns  they stayed in a stable  where Mary gave birth to  a baby boy  Jesus .\nUnfortunately   Jesus  was born into a police state not unlike the growing menace of the American police state. And when  he  grew up   Jesus  did not shy away from speaking truth to power. Indeed   his  teachings undermined the political and religious establishment of  his  day.  He  was eventually crucified as a warning to others not to challenge the powers-that-be.\nYet what if  instead of being born into the Roman police state   Jesus  had been born and raised in the American police state?\nInstead of being born in a manger   Jesus  might have been born at home. Rather than wise men and shepherds bringing gifts  however  the baby’s parents might have been forced to ward off visits from state social workers intent on prosecuting them for the home birth. One couple in Washington had all three of their children removed after social services objected to the two youngest being birthed in an unassisted home delivery.\nFrom the time  he  was old enough to attend school   Jesus  would have been drilled in lessons of compliance and obedience to government authorities  while learning little about  his  own rights. Had  he  dared to step out of line while in school   he  might have found  himself  tasered or beaten by a school resource officer  or at the very least suspended under a school zero tolerance policy that punishes minor infractions as harshly as more serious offenses.\nHad  Jesus  disappeared for a few hours let alone days as a 12-year-old   his  parents would have been handcuffed  arrested and jailed for parental negligence.\nFrom the moment  Jesus  made contact with an “extremist” such as John the Baptist   he  would have been flagged for surveillance because of  his  association with a prominent activist  peaceful or otherwise. Since 9/11  the FBI has actively carried out surveillance and intelligence-gathering operations on a broad range of activist groups.\nJesus’ anti-government views would certainly have resulted in  him  being labeled a domestic extremist. Law enforcement agencies are being trained to recognize signs of anti-government extremism during interactions with potential extremists who share a “belief in the approaching collapse of government and the economy.”\nWhile traveling from community to community   Jesus  might have been reported to government officials as “suspicious” under the Department of Homeland Security’s “See Something  Say Something” programs.\nRather than being permitted to live as an itinerant preacher   Jesus  might have found  himself  threatened with arrest for daring to live off the grid or sleeping outside. In fact  the number of cities that have resorted to criminalizing homelessness by enacting bans on camping  sleeping in vehicles  loitering and begging in public has doubled.\nViewed by the government as a dissident and potential threat to its power   Jesus  might have had government spies planted among  his  followers to monitor  his  activities  report on  his  movements  and entrap  him  into breaking the law. Such Judases today — called informants — often receive hefty paychecks from the government for their treachery.\nHad  Jesus  used the internet to spread  his  radical message of peace and love   he  might have found  his  blog posts infiltrated by government spies attempting to undermine  his  integrity  discredit  him  or plant incriminating information online about  him . At the very least   he  would have had  his  website hacked and  his  email monitored.\nHad  Jesus  attempted to feed large crowds of people   he  would have been threatened with arrest for violating various ordinances prohibiting the distribution of food without a permit. Florida officials arrested a 90-year-old man for feeding the homeless on a public beach.\nHad  Jesus  spoken publicly about  his  40 days in the desert and  his  conversations with the devil   he  might have been labeled mentally ill and detained in a psych ward with no access to family or friends.\nWithout a doubt  had  Jesus  attempted to overturn tables in a Jewish temple and rage against the materialism of religious institutions   he  would have been charged with a hate crime. Currently  45 states and the federal government have hate crime laws on the books.\nRather than having armed guards capture  Jesus  in a public place  government officials would have ordered that a SWAT team carry out a raid on  Jesus  and  his  followers  complete with flash-bang grenades and military equipment. There are upwards of 80 000 such SWAT team raids carried out every year.",
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            "input": "But  Pat Robertson  doesn’t see it that way. In  his  mind  this nation’s unfolding tragedy is a direct fault of people who don’t respect Donald Trump and the American flag enough. Yes  really.\nWhat are Pat Robertson’s possible motives here? While people still fought for their lives after the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history  why did a televangelist feel the need to issue a statement this useless? He wasn’t trying to provide comfort. He wasn’t helping to make sense of the tragedy  because his thoughts here are violently stupid.\nRobertson wasn’t trying to be helpful. He was trying to insert himself into a story that had nothing to do with him. He couldn’t help it. He can never help it. Because  Pat Robertson is an evil man .  He ’s been so evil for so long that one has to wonder whose side  he ’s on.\nLet’s do a quick topline comparison between Satan  the Prince of Darkness  and Pat Robertson  the Prince of Doddering.\n Robertson  has spent decades lying and obfuscating  throwing  himself  into the middle of discussions in which  he  wasn’t invited  to offer opinions that nobody wanted.  He ’s weighed in on the Iraq War  9/11  sex outside of marriage  Hinduism  the earthquake in Haiti  abortion  and every other topic du jour  tragic or zeitgeist  that can help boost Pat Robertson Awareness.  He ’s thrown  his  fortunes in with warlords  hucksters  and profiteers.\n He ’s claimed  he  can leg-press 2 000 pounds  thanks to the aid of a protein shake.\n Pat Robertson  has built a billion-dollar empire by saying  he ’s a person who knows what God wants other people to do. As host of The 700 Club   he ’s spent thousands of hours on the bleakest television channel preaching to  his  followers about how they can emulate  Jesus   how they can send him money in an extremely holy way. Meanwhile  he has lived a life of wealth and privilege  at the expense of dupes.\nWhat  Robertson  has said about Las Vegas is so much worse than  his  usual praying for attention.  He ’s rebranding cruelty as sanctimony  nastiness as wisdom.  He ’s the answer to the question “What Wouldn’t Jesus Do?”\nWhat’s the difference between  Pat Robertson  and Satan? Satan’s not real. Unfortunately   Pat Robertson  is.",
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            "input": "What came next was an unbilled guest: Bilal  the shape-shifting R&B vocalist who has known Glasper since the first day of freshman year at the New School for Jazz & Contemporary Music in New York. They dug into \"All Matter \" a tune that first appeared on Glasper's 2009 album Double Booked  later resurfacing on  Bilal 's 2010 release Airtight Revenge. The lyrics establish a philosophical reflection well suited to our times:\nGlasper and  Bilal  have performed \"All Matter\" countless times  always managing to find some new motivation in the song. This performance features a keyboard solo that starts out terse and gradually opens up and expands  hinting at some tricky rhythmic displacement that Tyson later ratifies  in his spectacular drum solo.\n\"All Matter\" by Bilal Oliver\n\"Levels\" by Bilal Oliver",
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            "input": "Myanmar's Suu Kyi meets junta liaison: official\n The official  who spoke on condition of anonymity  said labour minister Aung Kyi  the government's official liaison with Suu Kyi  met her for 45 minutes at the government guesthouse in Yangon  but gave no details of their discussions.\n Myanmar's military rulers have kept Suu Kyi in detention for 14 of the last 20 years  ever since they refused to recognise her political party's landslide victory in the country's last democratic elections in 1990.\n Wednesday's meeting is a further sign of shifting relations between Suu Kyi and the government since she wrote in September to military head Senior General Than Shwe  offering her cooperation in getting Western sanctions lifted.\n But state media said Wednesday that Suu Kyi was \"insincere\" and \"dishonest\" in sending the letters  accusing her of leaking them to foreign media and of a \"highly questionable\" change in tack after years of favouring sanctions.\n The editorial said that by using the media  Suu Kyi risked damaging her case.\n Suu Kyi met with Aung Kyi twice in five days in early October  the first such talks since January 2008  and met western diplomats in Yangon.\n In November the regime allowed her to make a rare appearance in front of the media after holding talks with US Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell  the highest level official from Washington to visit Myanmar for 14 years.",
            "output": [
                "San Suu Kyi",
                "Kyi"
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            "input": "FILE - In this June 26  2017  file photo  former NBA basketball player  Rasual Butler  and his wife Leah LaBelle  whose given name is Leah LaBelle Vladowski  arrive at the NBA Awards at Basketball City at Pier 36 in New York. Authorities say the couple died in a single-vehicle rollover traffic accident in the Studio City area of Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley early Wednesday  Jan. 31  2018. Coroner's Assistant Chief Ed Winter says both died at the scene. Autopsies are pending. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP  File) (Photo: The Associated Press)\nSo  Rasual Butler  jumped into action  joining his teammate for the event solely to keep him calm.\nTributes like that were offered all over the basketball landscape in honor of  Butler   a longtime NBA player who died Wednesday in what police said was a single-vehicle rollover crash in Los Angeles. Police said  Butler  and  his  wife  R&B singer and former \"American Idol\" contestant Leah LaBelle Vladowski  died at the scene and that autopsies were pending.\n Butler  was 38. The NBA released a statement saying it was \"devastated\" by  Butler 's death.\n Butler  never played in the NBA Finals.  He  was never selected for an All-Star Game. More often than not  when  he  played   he  finished the night with fewer than 10 points.\nThat didn't matter. Teams often clamored to have  him  on their roster — a testament to the type of person  he  was.\n\"Rasual was the consummate team player and a great role model for our younger players on how a professional should prepare and act  while being a positive influence on everyone who associated with  him  \" said Kevin Pritchard  Indiana's president of basketball operations.\n Butler  was the 53rd player out of 57 taken in the 2002 NBA Draft  getting selected by Miami.  He  turned out to be a steal; of the 52 people taken ahead of  him   only eight appeared in more games.  He  and Heat forward Udonis Haslem were close  even speaking recently about the possibility of  Butler  considering getting involved with  his  former Miami teammate on some business ventures.\n\"I know I speak for everybody at the Heat \" said an emotional Miami coach Erik Spoelstra  an assistant when  Butler  was with the club. \"He was one of our favorite guys.\"\nHeat President Pat Riley raved about  Butler  and his wife Wednesday  and many in the organization still spoke very highly of Butler — even though he last wore a Miami uniform more than a decade ago.\n Butler  played for eight NBA clubs — Miami  New Orleans  the Los Angeles Clippers  Washington  Indiana  San Antonio  Toronto and Chicago.  He  was also under contract with Minnesota in 2016  but was waived before the start of the regular season.\n He  averaged 7.5 points  with a career-high of 33 points on two occasions.\n Butler  was from Philadelphia and played four years of college basketball at La Salle. There were no shortage of kids from Philadelphia who tried to emulate  his  game — one of them being Toronto guard Kyle Lowry  who tried to show off for some friends at a basketball camp they were attending on the night  Butler  got drafted.\nLowry  then 16  boasted that he knew  Butler  and gave  him  a call — hoping the new pro would answer.  Butler  took the call  and Lowry never forgot that gesture.\n\"This is truly a sad day for  me  \" Lowry said.",
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            "input": "Another day , another disputed rumor involving LeBron James . \nThey said LeBron James and Kyrie Irving never met at all . \nLeBron and Irving might have to reconcile a future as teammates .",
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            ]
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            "input": "Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf  warned San Francisco Bay Area residents Saturday of potential ICE raids that would take place over the weekend  causing tensions between federal immigration officials and California state officials.\nHoman said the Justice Department is investigating whether  Schaaf  obstructed justice. He added that her actions may have allowed criminal illegal aliens to stay in Oakland  making residents feel less safe.\nEven after  Schaaf ’s warning  ICE announced Tuesday that the agency arrested 150 illegal aliens during an operation called “Keep Safe.”\n“I do not regret sharing this information ”  Schaaf  said. “It is Oakland’s legal right to be a sanctuary city and we have not broken any laws. We believe our community is safer when families stay together.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "The hiatus on production of House of Cards' sixth and final season has been extended another two weeks as the series continues to determine how to proceed without Kevin Spacey. Earlier this month  Netflix completely severed ties with the actor following claims of sexual misconduct.\nRelated Kevin Spacey Scandal: Everything We Know So Far Two-time Oscar winner has been dropped by agency and publicist in wake of growing list of allegations\nIn early November  after at least eight House of Cards employees accused Spacey of predatory behavior in a CNN report  the in-production season went into hiatus after Netflix stated the streaming service \"not be involved with any further production of House of Cards that includes  Kevin Spacey .\"\nTwo episodes of the final season were filmed prior to  Spacey 's firing. Producers initially announced that the writers would take a few weeks to rework the final season to excise Spacey's Frank Underwood character from the story. However  three weeks later  House of Cards' production company announced that the series would remain in hiatus for another two weeks.\nHouse of Cards isn't the only project to make last-minute changes in the aftermath of  Spacey 's sexual misconduct accusations: Ridley Scott's All the Money in the World  due out in December  reshot all the scenes featuring Spacey as J. Paul Getty  with actor Christopher Plummer replacing the actor in the Oscar contender.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Phillip Parrish   a Minnesota Republican gubernatorial candidate is being criticized for saying  he  does not consider Islam to be a faith and that it is \"the antithesis of the Constitution.\"\nOf course   Parrish  immediately drew criticism from the Red â Green Axis for the comments  he  made in an email to Community Interfaith Dialogue on Islam founder Regina Mustafa. Mustafa  of Rochester  MN sent  Parrish  an email inviting  him  to sit down with her after learning  he  had recently attended a meeting featuring Usama Dakdok  an outspoken critic of Islam.\n\"I do not object to you attending  his  presentation  but wanted to know if you would like to speak to a Muslim about Islam. Since you have attended this talk about my faith  I figured you would also like to hear from a person who actually practices Islam \" wrote Mustafa  according to reporting by Heather J. Carlson for The Post-Bulletin  Minnesotaâs largest evening newspaper.\n Parrish  responded by saying  he  would be willing to meet but that \"I separate Islam from the word faith because faith takes belief and Islam requires only submission.\"  He  added that  he  would ask her to publicly denounce Sharia law and declare that \"Islam  Sharia and the Quran are the antithesis of the U.S. Constitution.\"\nNaturally   Parrish 's response drew sharp criticism from the usual laundry list of Leftwing Sharia apologists. The Southern Poverty Law Center wrote about  Parrish 's comments on its \"Hatewatch\" blog and Muslim Advocates  claimed \"Anti-Muslim bigotry like this emboldens those who would discriminate or commit acts of violence against Muslims. We've seen hate crimes  violence  and bigotry skyrocket as politicians have increased their attacks on Islam and Muslims.\"\nIn a press release quoted by Ms. Carlson   Parrish  pushed back  saying he has no intention of leaving the race and accused Mustafa of making a \"disingenuous request\" to meet with him in order to advance her own propaganda.\n\"I see myself as a person attempting to expose those who are attempting to set up rules and laws and regulations contrary to the U.S. Constitution \"  Parrish  said according to Ms. Carlsonâs reporting.\n\"It's causing harm to people. Thousands of analysts like myself  thousands of law enforcement specialists have been trying to tell leadership this same message for over 20 years. And no one seems to want to listen or they live in some kind of utopic world of no  people really don't think like that. They don't really mean to cut somebody's hand off because they stole something. They don't really mean to put someone to death because they defiled themselves with an unclean woman. They don't really mean to rape little boys on Thursday night because the imam gave them permission to do that \"  Parrish  said.\n Mr. Parrish  is right  and as we have made the case in many articles on the threat Islam poses to constitutional liberty  it is that political goal of imposing an anti-constitutional system of government through political subversion and terrorism that requires a forceful government response: âWe Can â And Should â Ban Most Muslim Immigration To America â âStill No Religious Test For Immigration Mr. Speaker?â âIt Only Takes One: Why We Must Stop Importing Jihad Through Muslim Immigration.â âHomegrown Muslim Terrorism Fueled By Obama â Bush Immigration System â âAmerica's Suicidal Muslim Immigration Policies â âImporting Jihadâ and âWhy Do We Let These Vipers Into America?â\nTo learn more about Phillip Parrishâs campaign for Governor of Minnesota go to [Link]",
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            "input": "Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney speaks to members of the media at the main clubhouse at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster , New Jersey , on Nov. 19 . \nRomney acted quickly and imposed a sense of fiscal rectitude . \nRomney nixed five-star travel accommodations , scrapped costly segments of the ceremonies and swapped out color marketing brochures for black-and-white ,\" as Time noted . \nIn the 1990s , Romney stepped in to rescue the Salt Lake City Olympics after a bribery scandal had cast a pall over the upcoming games . \nIn short , it requires Mitt Romney . \nNext , Romney served as the executive of a territory somewhat larger than Puerto Rico . \nTo a degree , Romney 's public image is associated with his failed bid to unseat President Obama in 2012 when he ran a highly partisan , often disingenuous campaign . \nBecause until that time , Romney had shown himself to be one of the more competent people in American public life . \nWorking with Democrats , Romney engineered a new system of mandates , exchanges , subsidies , and requirements on insurance companies , essentially the precursor to Obamacare . \nRomney was n't a particularly good political campaigner . \nIf he could n't be the CEO of the whole country , Romney apparently decided that he 'd be the CEO of nothing . \nRomney 's name has surfaced in Utah politics as a potential successor to Sen. Orrin Hatch . \nBut it 's pretty clear how someone like Romney would proceed : Audit the finances to get a firm grip on the situation , strike deals with creditors , line up new investors to help fund the region going forward . \nThe politics of this might be messy : Romney is not particularly liked by Democrats or Republicans . \nRomney had a long career as a private equity investor and executive at Bain Capital , a discipline that requires the simultaneous application of business engineering and financial engineering to a range of different industries -- and a willingness to resolve huge financial problems by walking away from them or restructuring them . \nBut there 's no downside for either party to embracing a role for Romney . \nBut Romney and his talents would be wasted in the do-nothing Senate , just as they would have been wasted if President Trump had appointed him to be his secretary of state . \nRomney was n't a particularly good political campaigner .",
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            "input": "Bernie Sanders , it is often noted , has never met a free trade deal that he liked . \nWhat I ca n't tell is whether Sanders simply does n't understand this , or does n't care . \nSanders : Well , if he thinks they 're bad trade deals , I agree with him . \nWith those last few words , Sanders has effectively written off trade with any country that is not already rich and prosperous -- which is simply inhumane . \nIt is one thing to argue that we should not do business with nations that actively manage or manipulate their currencies , as Sanders sometimes does , since exchange rates are supposed to be the market 's main mechanism for balancing trade .",
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            ]
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            "input": "Built by  Las Vegas-based Bigelow  the company  now has  its  eye on taking  its  blow-up living area far beyond the space station  all the way to the moon.\nPartnering with United Launch Alliance a joint venture of Boeing and Lockheed Martin Space Systems  Bigelow  said  it  hopes to send put the B330 expandable space habitat into lunar orbit by 2022.\nAnnouncing the ambitious project this week   Bigelow  president Robert Bigelow said the fully autonomous space station would provide anchorage \"for significant lunar business development in addition to offering NASA and other governments the moon as a new  exciting location to conduct long-term exploration and astronaut training.\n Bigelow  said  his  \"lunar depot plan is a strong complement to other plans intended to eventually put people on Mars.\" Indeed  researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have suggested that billions of dollars could be saved by using the moon as a pit-stop for eventual missions to the red planet.",
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            "input": "The \"Topshop\" heiress who found love with \"Hot Convict\"  Jeremy Meeks  says tying the knot is the next step.\nChloe Green is hopeful that an engagement with  Meeks  is coming soon - just months after the former felon called it quits with his wife of eight years.\n\"Chloe and  Jeremy  are very much in love and she thinks they will get engaged at some point \" a source told Us Weekly. \"Chloe will not have a kid with  Jeremy  until they are married.\"\nAfter  his  release from prison  Meeks  33  started cozying up to Green  26  despite  his  marriage.\n'Hot Convict'  Jeremy Meeks  flaunts new squeeze as ex hits back\nOn Oct. 5   he  filed for divorce from  his  wife Melissa Meeks as  his  relationship with Green became more public and they were photographed making out  including a PDA-filled trip to Barbados.\n Jeremy  has a son Jeremy Jr. and two step-kids with  his  estranged wife.\nMeet 'Hot Convict'  Jeremy Meeks \n Melissa Meeks  recently alleged that the stress of crumbling marriage due to  Jeremy 's relationship with Green caused  her  to have a miscarriage.\n Her  rep confirmed to the Daily News that  she  suffered a miscarriage and chalked it up to \"so much stress and so many emotions\" after learning of  her  husband's infidelity.\n Wife  of 'Hot Convict'  Jeremy Meeks  had a miscarriage after affair\n\"Not only was I grieving the loss of my life and my husband  I also had to grieve the loss of a child at the same time \"  she  told Radar Online  which first reported the news.\nA source close to Green said that  her  family has \"never seen  her  this happy.\"",
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            "input": "The 1927 limestone Beaux Arts estate in the Massachusetts Avenue Heights neighborhood was  the former home of Washington philanthropist Adrienne Arsht . When she bought  the home  in 2010 for $8.2 million  it was the most expensive house sold in the District that year. The house has high ceilings  ornate plaster moldings  herringbone oak floors and marble terraces with views of Rock Creek Park. It also has a swimming pool  home theater  caterer’s kitchen and staff quarters. The new owner is Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross  who also has homes in Southampton and Palm Beach.\nThe penthouse in the historic Wardman Tower in the Woodley Park neighborhood is the most expensive condo ever sold in the District. It is one of 32 residences in the newly renovated building by JBG Smith.  The home  features herringbone white oak floors  marble bathrooms  quartz countertops and palladium windows.  It  boasts a 500-square-foot rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the city. Amenities include concierge services and a fitness center. Wardman Tower was built in 1928 on the site of Harry Wardman’s own home. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.\nThe 1927 limestone Beaux Arts estate in the Massachusetts Avenue Heights neighborhood was  the former home of Washington philanthropist Adrienne Arsht . When she bought  the home  in 2010 for $8.2 million  it was the most expensive house sold in the District that year. The house has high ceilings  ornate plaster moldings  herringbone oak floors and marble terraces with views of Rock Creek Park. It also has a swimming pool  home theater  caterer’s kitchen and staff quarters. The new owner is Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross  who also has homes in Southampton and Palm Beach.\nThe penthouse in the historic Wardman Tower in the Woodley Park neighborhood is the most expensive condo ever sold in the District. It is one of 32 residences in the newly renovated building by JBG Smith.  The home  features herringbone white oak floors  marble bathrooms  quartz countertops and palladium windows.  It  boasts a 500-square-foot rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the city. Amenities include concierge services and a fitness center. Wardman Tower was built in 1928 on the site of Harry Wardman’s own home. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.",
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            "input": "In one of the first moves  Spain's Interior Ministry published an order to demote  Josep Lluis Trapero  from  his  position as head of the regional Mossos d'Esquadra police in Catalonia.  He  will be allowed to remain as commissar.\n Trapero  became a controversial figure as the public face of the police response in mid-August to deadly extremists' attacks in and near Barcelona.  He  was praised for effectiveness but also criticized for coordination problems with other national police forces.\nSpain's National Court is also investigating  him  as part of a sedition probe related to the banned Oct. 1 independence referendum  when the regional police were seen as acting passively — not aggressively — to halt the vote deemed illegal by a top Spanish court.\n Trapero 's boss  regional police director Pere Soler  said in a statement that he accepted his firing by central authorities in Madrid.",
            "output": [
                "Josep Lluis Trapero"
            ]
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            "input": "The Chiefs and Redskins managed to divert attention from Super Bowl LII with the news the Chiefs are shipping quarterback  Alex Smith  to Washington come March 14  when the 2018 league year kicks off.\n The major trade  — the Chiefs reportedly will receive a 2018 third-round draft pick and third-year cornerback Kendall Fuller  the younger brother of Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller — doesn’t directly affect the Bears  but the quarterback market is always worth monitoring and there is a trickle-down effect that certainly involves those at Halas Hall. Here are five factors to keep in mind:\nCousins is no doubt in play for the Browns  Broncos and Jets. There’s a better chance the Giants draft a quarterback with Eli Manning still on board than pony up to sign Cousins. The musical chairs for Cousins begins March 14  when free agency opens and the  Smith  trade can officially be consummated.\n2. Don’t forget the Vikings. Case Keenum  Teddy Bridgewater and Sam Bradford are all coming out of contract. The reigning NFC North champions have a playoff-ready defense and plenty of pieces on offense. They seem likely to pursue a quarterback — perhaps one of their own — but would it have stunned anyone if general manager Rick Spielman had pulled the trigger on  Smith ? How primed the Vikings are to defend their division title next season will be determined in a big way by what they do at quarterback. Could Spielman make a play for Cousins?\n5. The  Smith  trade makes Patrick Mahomes the starter in Kansas City. That means the top three quarterbacks from last year’s draft — Trubisky  Mahomes and the Texans’ Deshaun Watson — will be in starting roles. Who will emerge as the top passer?\n Alex Smith  raves about what Matt Nagy will do for Bears and Mitch Trubisky »\nChiefs reach deal to trade  Alex Smith  to Redskins »",
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            "input": "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! pic.twitter.com/64a93S07s7  â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 8  2017\n While this is an improvement over some of  his  earlier approval ratings  which have cratered as low as 33 percent  45 percent still isn't all that great. It's still less than half of the country  and Trump still has very high disapproval rates. According to The Hill  more than half of Americans say they disapprove of the job Trump is doing.\nThis is  his  funniest tweet ever [Link] â Allahpundit (@allahpundit) December 8  2017\nNext year  he âs going to be tweeting out polls from Rasmussen that have  him  at 38% when the rest of the field has  him  at 31 [Link] â Allahpundit (@allahpundit) December 8  2017",
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            "input": "The New Yorker cut ties with  Ryan Lizza  over sexual misconduct.\n Lizza  was one of the magazine's most prominent journalists.\n He  said  he  was \"dismayed\" at The New Yorker's decision.\nThe New Yorker on Monday announced that it had cut ties with  the high-profile political reporter Ryan Lizza  because of what  it  characterized as \"improper sexual conduct.\"\n\"The New Yorker recently learned that  Ryan Lizza  engaged in what we believe was improper sexual conduct \" the magazine said in a statement. \"We have reviewed the matter and  as a result  have severed ties with  Lizza . Due to a request for privacy  we are not commenting further.\"\nCNN  where  Lizza  is a political analyst  also said on Monday that he would not appear on the network while it investigates.\n\"We have just learned of the New Yorker's decision \" a CNN representative said. \" Ryan Lizza  will not appear on CNN while we look into this matter.\"\nIn a statement   Lizza  said  he  was \"dismayed that The New Yorker has decided to characterize a respectful relationship with a woman I dated as somehow inappropriate.\"\nBut the lawyer representing an alleged victim of  Lizza 's misconduct pushed back on his statement.\n\"Although she desires to remain confidential and requests that her privacy be respected  in no way did  Mr. Lizza ’s misconduct constitute a 'respectful relationship' as  he  has now tried to characterize it \" Douglas Wingdor said in a statement. \"Our client reported Mr. Lizza’s actions to ensure that he would be held accountable and in the hope that by coming forward she would help other potential victims.\"\n Lizza  has for years been one of the most high-profile political journalists in America  writing lengthy profiles about former President Barack Obama and others.\nEarlier this year   Lizza  reported on an expletive-filled conversation he had with Anthony Scaramucci  President Donald Trump's communications director. Days after the report  Scaramucci departed the White House; he had been in the position for one week.",
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            "input": "In July 2016  the R&B duo Dvsn found themselves in an exciting but precarious position. During only their second set of live dates  the pair were already opening for Drake and Future on the triumphant Summer Sixteen tour  which went on to become the highest grossing hip-hop jaunt of all time. But how would a crowd primed for deliriously exultant Drake/Future collaborations like \"Jumpman\" respond to  Dvsn   whose best moments are more in line with emotive Nineties R&B than the music on today's airwaves?\n\"That [experience] allowed us to do two things \" says  Dvsn  vocalist Daniel Daley. \"To go out there and have to win the attention  appreciation and adoration of a bunch of people that were there to turn up  and to learn that they all have a spot in them that's OK staying in that night.\"\nSo it's been for Dvsn – the name is often styled \"dvsn\" — who have accumulated more than 150 million streams in the U.S. since debuting in November of 2015.  Daley 's partner in the group is Paul Jefferies  better known as Nineteen85  co-producer of mammoth Drake hits like \"Hotline Bling.\" After releasing their debut  Sept 5th  last year with little warning  Dvsn return on Friday with Morning After. \"Sept 5th in a way works like a mixtape; it's an introductory piece \"  Daley  says. \"This time around  we definitely have some records that we think have a bigger space to occupy.\"\nThis is hard-won confidence – initially  Daley  and Jefferies primarily kept their interest in R&B secret and focused on making rap. \"Hanging out with crews of guys  it's not the coolest thing to say  'Yo  I sing – have you heard that Boyz II Men record  that new Usher or Ginuwine?'\"  Daley  explains. \"And a lot of the stuff that we loved in R&B was way older than we were \" Jefferies adds. \"Most of the people we were hanging with weren't actually listening to that R&B.\"\n\" Dvsn  is a part of music that has been missing for a long time \" Shebib tells Rolling Stone. \"[Their] shit is just good R&B music.\"\nDrake's success meant 40 spent more and more time away from Toronto  but the producer maintained contact with  Dvsn  as the duo honed their songwriting  penning tracks for Jessie Ware and Jennifer Hudson. There were other placements  too  but \"none that we're bragging about \" according to Daley – in fact  most of the Daley/Jefferies cuts were rejected. \"When we were sending songs to people  the A&R or the manager would respond back and be like  'This sounds done – whose song did you send me? I was hoping for demos '\" Jefferies explains.\nDaley credits Jefferies with deciding that the two should step out on their own as  Dvsn . \"As a producer  I was now known as the guy who made these huge pop hits  but as a songwriter pitching to R&B artists  there was a lot of second-guessing \" Jefferies says. \"I was like  I think I've proven I know what's going to be the next thing. Why keep putting it in someone else's hands and hope they're gonna do our song as good as we could?\"\nIn 2015   Dvsn  posted two luxurious ballads on SoundCloud: \"With Me \" a 6:58-long come-on swaddled in harmonies  and \"The Line \" which harked back to early-2000s D'Angelo. \"[Those two tracks] didn't sound like anything [out at the time] \" Jefferies says. \"Without naming any names  some artists are making good R&B but they're not necessarily vocalists \" explains Carl Chery  Head of Artist Curation for Apple Music  which has been a major supporter of  Dvsn . \"I liked Daniel's tone  his voice  his writing ability. It was like  this is what the groups I loved in the Nineties would come up with now.\"\nThough  Dvsn  owe much to the Drake/40 hive mind  one of the most refreshing things about  them  was that  they  didn't sound like Drake at a time when there were already more than enough R&B acts attempting to build on his blueprint. As a result  not long after releasing their first two songs  \"the phones were ringing  the emails were blowing up  and 40 was looking at us like a proud dad \" Daley recalls. But the group initially kept Daley's identity a secret  hinting only that  Dvsn  was a Nineteen85 side project  a tried and true strategy for heightening listeners' curiosity at a time when all information is just a Google search away.\nBut the group is still happy to set a deliberate pace when necessary  matching Daley's direct expressions of desire with Jefferies' uncluttered production. New track \"Body Smile\" continues in the tradition of \"The Line \" leaving Daley to carry a melody across the empty spaces between each drum thunk  while \"POV\" samples the 1999 Maxwell ballad \"Fortunate.\" (Maxwell calls Dvsn \"my favorite band \" commending them for \"making a Nineties backdrop for the woke ones of the future.\") \"My job is always to let Daniel shine \" Jefferies notes. \"It's not for the production to be another singer. It's not having those things compete.\"\n\"We're separating from the pack \" he adds  before reiterating the  Dvsn  mantra: \"When they're all in the club  we might just stay in.\"",
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            "input": "News Corp. chief executive officer Robert Thomson  slammed Google and Facebook for what  he  calls a “dysfunctional” and “debased” online environment that harms traditional media  according to a variety of published reports.\nEfforts by the two online giants to reduce misinformation and improve online news were only “modest steps toward changing a digital environment that is dysfunctional at its core ”  Thomson  said.\nFacebook and Google are “in the midst of a particularly disruptive period  commercially  socially and politically ”  he  added.\n“The bot-infested badlands are hardly a safe space for advertisers  whose brands are being tainted by association with the extreme  the violent and the repulsive ”  Thomson  said.\nNews Corp. reported growth in online visits and subscriptions for its media properties such as the Wall Street Journal and The Sun of Britain   Thomson  said. But the companies profitability could rise if “the potential returns for our journalism would be far higher in a less chaotic  less debased digital environment ” he said.",
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            "input": "If the timing had been different   Luke Bryan  might have been a contestant on American Idol. Instead  the Georgia native will be one of the show's new judges when the reboot of the singing competition premieres on ABC in March.\nRelated  Luke Bryan : The Rolling Stone Country Interview Country music's most popular — and polarizing — figure on his musical hits and misses  celebrity frustrations and what he has to say to the haters\nMeeting with reporters at the Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena on Monday alongside returning host Ryan Seacrest  his fellow judges – pop star Katy Perry and R&B legend Lionel Richie ­– and the show's producers   Bryan  recalled moving to Nashville as American Idol was taking off in the early 2000s. \"I just remember once I got my record deal… I was  like  'Gosh  it would have been pretty awesome to have had the opportunity to try out and start with that platform ' \" Bryan  said  discussing the increasing difficulty of a launching a music career in a crowded marketplace.\n\"I remember being inspired by it as a young musician  \" Bryan  said of the early days of the original series  which ended its run on Fox in 2016. He also noted Idol's success in the country arena specifically. \"The main thing with me is I remember when [season four winner] Carrie Underwood rolled into Nashville. It energized the whole city. And then you look at [season five finalist] Kellie Pickler  who still has a career in entertainment  and then you look at now [season 10 winner] Scotty McCreery is finally catching his stride as an artist.\"\n Bryan   whose latest album What Makes You Country debuted at Number One on the Billboard all-genre Top 200 chart in December  says he decided to take a seat at the judges' table because it \"felt like it was going to be a blast to be a part of.\" He had turned down previous offers to do TV gigs but when Idol called  \"I jumped right on it. It was never a moment's thought for me  because I get inspired. I judge and I watch this like a fan of music \" he said. \"I'm in there on the emotional ride with these kids. When they start singing and they are moving me emotionally  I get wrapped up in the moment. I get wrapped up in the pageantry and the dreams coming true.\"\n Bryan  joins the growing list of country stars to lend their talents to reality competitions  including former Idol judge Keith Urban  Brad Paisley  who appeared on ABC's Rising Star and Blake Shelton  who not only currently stars on NBC's The Voice but was previously a judge on Nashville Star.",
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            "input": "The White House confirmed Sunday that  Russian President Vladimir Putin  spoke with President Donald Trump in what Russian state media has described as a thank-you call following a CIA tip about a bomb threat in St. Petersburg.\nRussia's main state broadcaster  Vesti  said Sunday that  Putin  called Trump to thank  him  for a CIA tip that helped Russian police thwart a terrorist attack in St Petersburg.\nAccording to  Vesti  Putin  asked Trump to thank CIA Director Mike Pompeo for providing the information  and  he  told the U.S. president that \"the Russian security services  in the case where they receive information regarding terrorist threats in relation to the U.S. and its citizens  will without question and immediately pass it to their American colleagues.\"\nWhite House press secretary Sarah Sanders confirmed the call from Putin to Trump took place and said a readout would be provided to the press shortly.",
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            "input": "Moore  told Vanity Fair the impetus for the organization started with the Sandy Hook Elementary shootings back in December 2012.  She  said  she  recognized that  she  needed to be proactive with  her  activism after  her  young daughter asked  her  about the killings.\n\"I just realized suddenly that I was just being irresponsible \"  she  said. \"I was an irresponsible parent  and it wasn't doing anything by trying to keep the news from  her . It really bothered me. It really just stayed with me.\"\nFollowing the October 1st Vegas shootings   Moore  said  she  and the other members of the creative council wanted to do something direct and meaningful to help prevent future incidents.\n\"I'm not saying I have an answer for anything  or that any of us has an answer \"  she  said. \"But we do know what things will reduce violence. So why aren't we implementing them?\"",
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            "input": "Plaintiffs Ramis Ruiz   21  and John Messing  41  accused  their  fellow volunteer EMTs at the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Rescue Ambulance of sexual harassment  bullying and discrimination.\nAccording to the suit   Ruiz  was slandered during a election for the service’s assistant chief position by charges that she was “sleeping around with (fellow) members” to win votes for her candidate.\n Ruiz  complained about sexual harassment and bullying  but gripes fell on deaf ears.\nMessing claimed he was suspended after backing  Ruiz  in her gripes about harassment  and eventually fired from the department.\nThe pair sued the ambulance service along with four of its officials.  Ruiz  and Messing requested a jury trial in the case.",
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            "input": "VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis on Saturday advised against making the pursuit of money  a career or success the basis for one’s whole life  urging in  his Epiphany  remarks to also resist “inclinations toward arrogance  the thirst for power and for riches.”\nMany Christians observe  Epiphany  to recall the three wise men who followed a star to find the baby Jesus. Francis suggested asking “what star we have chosen to follow in our lives?”\nIn Istanbul  the Greek Orthodox Christian community celebrated  Epiphany  with the traditional blessing of the waters. Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I  the spiritual leader of Greek Orthodox Christians and the Archbishop of Constantinople  led the liturgy Saturday at the Patriarchal Cathedral of St. George for Epiphany  commemorating the baptism of Jesus Christ.\nIn many places in Europe   Epiphany  is a day where children receive gifts or enjoy special entertainment. Rome’s Piazza Navona is famed for a holiday market with many toy stalls. Children believe the Befana witch on a broom brings the well-behaved toys  while those who haven’t behaved get lumps of charcoal.\nOn city sidewalks throughout Spain  parents and their children came out to enjoy the day. On  Epiphany  eve Friday  streets across Spain were packed with families watching Epiphany parades with decorative floats  camels  clowns and jugglers. Some performers tossed candy to the crowds.\nIn recent years  security for  Epiphany  and other holidays has been tightened in Madrid and Barcelona amid fears of potential terror attacks  with large vehicles banned from streets near the parades.\nFrancis also recalled traditions such as in Poland  where many families join in processions recalling the three wise men  also known as the three kings or magi. In some countries   Epiphany  and not Christmas is the holiday to exchange gifts among loved ones.",
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            "input": "You know who Israel reminds me of? He reminds me of  Wesley Mouch   one of the villains in Ayn Rand’s novel “Atlas Shrugged ” the classic dissection of the big government mindset.  Mouch  is a DC hanger-on who fails upward into the position of chief economic planner  and every time his blundering interventions lead to disaster  he has the same response: “I need wider powers.” It’s his signature line.\nIn other news  I occasionally get people who tell me that Rand’s novels are not realistic. So why do people in real life keep auditioning for roles in it? I’m going to start calling Israel  “Sheriff Wesley Mouch .”\nIn practice  it functions like broken windows policing in reverse. The idea behind the broken windows approach is that if you crack down on minor crimes  criminals are deterred from committing bigger ones. They are not emboldened by the “broken windows” of a neighborhood that has been abandoned by the police.  Sheriff Wesley Mouch’s  approach in Broward sent the opposite message  both to juvenile delinquents and to  his  own deputies  that anything goes because the police don’t really want to enforce the law.\nSheriff Israel said that he instructed BSO deputies to issue juvenile civil citations  not arrests; The BCSD’s own written policy encouraged handling even criminal activity ‘outside the criminal justice system’; The BCSD’s own written policy did not actually require arrests  even for felonies and serious threats to school safety;  Cruz’s  behavior included repeated disruptive behavior  violent outbursts  threats  and physical assaults on other students; and Cruz was never expelled or apparently arrested for this behavior.\nAll of this makes the case for why we need private ownership of firearms so we can defend ourselves. Because we sure don’t want to have to depend for our safety entirely on Sheriff Wesley Mouch.",
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            "input": "Expectations are high , and James has tried to temper it . \nAt this stage of his career , James is focused on winning championships . \nUSA Today Sports ' Jeff Zillgitt shares what LeBron James has added to his offensive repertoire and how his leadership is already paying dividends in Cleveland . \nPatience is the word James used early in training camp . \nThe Miami Heat never truly were LeBron James ' team , no matter how Dwyane Wade tried to spin it . \nJames says he learned in Miami \"to be very patient with the process and understand everyone always wants to see the end result and what 's at the end of the tunnel and do n't quite understand what goes on from the start to the finish and what 's in between that . \nBut there is no mistaking that the Cleveland Cavaliers are LeBron James ' team . \nLeBron James . \nFor all of the big games James , Miller , Marion , Jones and Haywood have played in the postseason , it is a contrast to zero playoff games for Irving , Love , Tristan Thompson and Dion Waiters . \nKevin Love , Shawn Marion , Mike Miller and James Jones would n't have joined the Cavaliers without James ' presence . \nDuring his time in Miami , James bought into the idea that building a championship team is a process . \n\"I think everyone will lead by however their characteristics define them as a leader ,\" James says . \n\"I do n't want to get too ahead of myself ,\" James says . \n\"The challenge is that every single day we have to understand we ca n't waste that day ,\" James says . \nLeBron James ' highlights and lowlights . \nBut James ' celebrated return to Cleveland is not about just making the Cavaliers a better team . \nThe pieces are in place with a Big Three of James , Kyrie Irving and Love headlining . \nJames says putting on a Cavaliers jersey \"feels right .\" \nBut now -- with James ' homecoming -- Cleveland sports fans are sensing another shot at a championship , and for this story to truly be legendary James must lead the Cavaliers to a title . \n\"It 's going to be a different challenge for a lot of guys on our team that have n't played in big games in a long time ,\" James says .",
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            "input": "Scientists found hundreds of pterosaur bones at the surface of the site (Alexander Kellner  Museu Nacional/UFRJ).\n“This is by far the most exciting discovery that I know of ” said  Alexander Kellner   co-author of the new study and paleontologist at the National Museum of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.\nAnd  Kellner  isn’t some newbie to pterosaur discoveries.  He ’s been studying these ancient animals for more than 30 years and has personally been a part of naming or describing more than 20 species. This includes the species in question  Hamipterus tianshanensis  which  Kellner   Wang  and a team of their colleagues discovered in 2014.\nWith a wingspan of approximately 11 feet  an adult H. tianshanensis may have been something like an albatross. You know  if albatrosses had large crests running the lengths of their heads and spikelike teeth. This species does not appear to have had feathers   Kellner  said.\nProbably a fish-eater  H. tianshanensis inhabited hot and dry environments but would have buried its eggs in the sand and vegetation found on the shores of lakes or rivers. This is also likely why so many eggs have been found together.  Kellner  suspects recent storms caused torrential flooding which unearthed the eggs and washed them into the fossil record  along with other  older pterosaurs that fell victim to the deluge.\nThe paper says that H. tianshanensis hatchlings wouldn’t have been able to fly immediately because several of the eggs the team examined showed wing bones that were less developed than expected. This may have meant that baby pterosaurs would have spent some time on the ground hunting insects and generally trying not to be eaten before learning how to take wing.  Kellner  even speculated that the pterosaur females and maybe even males would have stuck around to feed the hatchlings to help get them through such a precarious stage.\nPterosaurs ran the gamut from the gigantic  aircraftlike Quetzalcoatlus all the way down to animals about the size of a sparrow  such as Nemicolopterus. Some had the long  pointy snouts we typically associate with the flying reptiles. Others boasted wild and crazy crests  which may have been used to attract the opposite sex  as has been suggested with H. tianshanensis. And still other pterosaur species had short  squat skulls more like  that of a frog   Chiappe said. (Albeit  a very scary frog.)\nPterosaurs were the very first animals with backbones to master powered flight   Kellner  said. How they did what they did  and did it for as long as they did  is just one of the mysteries he and his colleagues hope to solve.",
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            "input": "Jeremy Corbyn to declare in speech \"Labour is ready\" for government.\nLONDON —  Jeremy Corbyn  will tell activists Labour \"is ready for government\" and that it is a \"government in waiting\" in his speech to close the party's conference on Wednesday.\nFollowing rifts in the cabinet over how to deal with Brexit becoming public in recent weeks   Corbyn  will say: \"The Tories are more interested in posturing for personal advantage than in getting the best deal for Britain. Never has the national interest been so ill-served on such a vital issue. If there were no other reason for the Tories to go  their self-interested Brexit bungling would be reason enough.\n Corbyn  will challenge the Conservative government to \"pull yourself together\" after Theresa May's Florence speech failed to break the stalemate in Brexit negotiations  with European Council president Donald Tusk saying on Tuesday that there has not been \"sufficient progress\" to allow talks to advance.\nIn his keynote speech   Corbyn  will say: \"Yes  we didn’t do quite well enough and we remain in opposition for now. But we have become a government-in-waiting.\n Corbyn  will say: \"The disregard for rampant inequality  the hollowing out of our public services  the disdain for the powerless and the poor have made our society more brutal and less caring.\nA Labour source said on Tuesday that  Corbyn  will also use his conference speech to announce details of a number of new policies.",
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            "input": "The navy said that a Russian warship   the Admiral Gorshkov   passed close to British territorial waters Saturday and that the St. Albans frigate was dispatched to escort it as it passed through the North Sea. It released several grainy photographs of the two ships sailing closely to each other in what appeared to be choppy waters.\nBecause  the Admiral Gorshkov  is still in sea trials   it  probably does not yet pose a military threat  said Michael Kofman  an expert on the Russian military at the Center for Naval Analyses.\n The Gorshkov  is a prime example both of the strength of the Russian naval rearmament and of its shortfalls. NATO leaders have said that Russian naval activity is at levels unseen since the end of the Cold War  the payoff of a modernization and investment program that started shortly after Russia’s incursion into Georgia in 2008.\nBut progress has been hampered by shoddy construction and technical difficulties.  The Gorshkov  is the long-awaited flagship of a new class of stealth missile frigate. Originally scheduled to enter service in 2013  shipbuilders said Monday it was still undergoing tests 11 years after construction started.\n“Unfortunately  no chances have been left to raise the flag aboard  the Gorshkov  this year ” the president of the United Shipbuilding Corp.  Alexei Rakhmanov  told the TASS newswire agency on Monday. He said the ship’s advanced technology was still undergoing evaluations  and that once they were done  it would skip a further testing period and enter military service immediately. The accelerated schedule is a possible sign of pressures following years of delays.",
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            "input": "TAMPA  Raheem Morris has had less than a week to assess Josh Johnson in his new role as starting quarterback  but the Bucs' coach likes everything he has seen from the second-year pro in practice.\n \"It was great \" Morris said. \"You want the quarterback to have control of the huddle. You want him to have control of the offense. And he went out there and did that. And it was not a shock.\n \"He went out there and executed his plays. He was hard on himself. He was conscientious of working the pocket. And he practiced like a pro. That's all you can really ask from anybody.\"\n Johnson began training camp as the fourth-team quarterback but Monday was tapped to replace Byron Leftwich as the starter for Sunday's road game against the Redskins. The work began in earnest after the team's day off Tuesday.\n \"He had a really great day Wednesday \" Morris said. \"We came back on Thursday and didn't practice as well as we did Wednesday but he was decent. And (Friday) he cleaned up a lot of things and got a perfect red zone period in there  and he fared pretty well. Now it's time to go out to the game and actually play.\"",
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            "input": "The Pretenders surge through their 1981 track \"Talk of the Town\" in a preview of their upcoming Austin City Limits episode  which premieres Saturday  October 14th.  Chrissie Hynde and James Walbourne  form a wall of rippling guitar chords on the dreamy Pretenders II track.\nIn another exclusive clip of  their  debut ACL appearance  the quintet perform \"I Hate Myself\" from their Dan Auerbach-produced 2016 LP  Alone. Over a static drum beat  moaning pedal-steel and woozy tremolo bar drone   Hynde  berates  herself  by sneering the song title over and over.\nRelated The Pretenders Ain't Sobbing  Chrissie Hynde  on  her  early days as a music critic  being a woman on the road  and almost losing  her  virginity to  Ron Wood\n Hynde  also praised Auerbach for his production and laid-back spirit during the recording of Alone. \"I see it as a Dan Auerbach album \"  she  admitted. \"In my heart of hearts  that's how I see that album. It's more like I guested with him. But of course I'm very happy to take the credit. He's the producer  and that's just the way it has to be.\"",
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            "input": "The video shows White House spokeswoman Linda Douglass sitting in front of a computer monitor displaying the Drudge Report Web site.\n Douglass points to a link featured by Drudge and discounts it  assuring viewers that patients who are satisfied with their private health coverage would be able to keep it.\n Looking into the camera  Douglass says: \"The people who always try to scare people whenever you try to bring them health insurance reform are at it again. And they're taking sentences and phrases out of context and cobbling them together to leave a very false impression.\"\n Introducing herself in the three-minute video  Douglass says part of her job is to \"keep track of all the disinformation that's out there about health-insurance reform.\" Because the president has talked so much about health care  Douglass says  he is at risk of having his words distorted by people with \"a computer and a lot of free time\" who might \"take a phrase here and there  they simply cherry pick and put it together and make it sound like he's saying something he really didn't say.\"",
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            "input": "It was nuclear power's birthday bash  but  Exelon CEO Chris Crane  head of the nation's largest nuclear operator   named energy storage the most promising technology of the future  one that could render nuclear power unnecessary.\n\"In our view the long-term viable technology that will drive a cleaner future is economic storage  \" Crane  said at \"Reactions: New Perspectives on Our Nuclear Legacy \" the University of Chicago's commemoration of the first manmade nuclear reaction 75 years ago under the stands of its abandoned football stadium.\n Crane 's comments departed from those of former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz  who  delivering the event's closing keynote  insisted the United States must continue to pursue nuclear energy for reasons of both climate and national security.\n Crane   who was Exelon's chief nuclear officer before  he  became CEO  still defended  his  company's 24 existing nuclear plants  because  he  contends energy storage hasn't arrived yet.\nEven though the cost of lithium-ion batteries has dropped precipitously and promises to continue to do so   Crane  contends storage hasn't arrived because lithium-ion does not provide all the features the energy market needs.\n\"Storage is becoming much more economic  but those are one-hour and four-hour discharges  and they only have a life cycle of so long \"  he  said. \"We need days of discharges.\"\nSo  Crane  is betting on whatever the national labs develop for next-generation energy storage.\n\"What we need to do is continue with the labs and continue the research that's going on: what is life beyond lithium ion  what is the storage mechanism that we can harness more renewable energy in that form?\"  he  said. In the meantime  existing nuclear plants should be kept open  with license renewals and fairer financial terms   he  said  but with the understanding that they are \"transition assets.\"\nBoth  Crane  and Moniz concede new nuclear plants are unlikely to be built  at least new nuclear plants that resemble the ones Exelon operates today.\nMoniz and Crane both also expressed uncertainty about the prospects of the likely form that innovation will take: small modular reactors.\n\"I don't know if all of this will come together to give an effective  attractive source  but we're never going to find out if we don't get there \" Moniz said. \"It's the kind of thing that we've got to find out if that dog hunts. Is it going to perform economically? It's got great safety characteristics. There are reasons to be optimistic from the point of view that if you have a much smaller plant you don't have the capital at risk. You may get better financing. \"\nCrane  pitted small modular reactors against energy storage:\nThen  moments later   Crane  complained about just that kind of comparison:\n\"We're sitting here debating what is the best technology versus debating what is the best outcome  and the best outcome around those economics. And it's distractive conversation that we've all been pushed into  \" Crane  said. \"We need to come up with what is the outcome that we want and then how do we get there.\"",
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            "input": "The Las Vegas hotel room used in a mass shooting that killed 58 people will continue to remain unoccupied.\n  Stephen Paddock  opened fire earlier this month from the corner suite on Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino's 32nd floor before taking  his  own life  and the hotel says it will not rent  the room  again.\n\"This was a terrible tragedy perpetrated by an evil man. We have no intention of renting  that room  \" MGM Resorts International  which owns the property  said in a statement to the Las Vegas Sun.\nIt was not immediately clear whether  the room  will be used for some other purpose or be marked in any way with a remembrance of those who died on the concert grounds below  the room .\n Paddock  checked into  the room  where a stash of weapons were found  in late September . (Photo Composite)\nChoices about the future of  the room  are being made as Rachel Sheppard  a 21-year-old shot at the festival  is suing MGM Resorts  which received a court order requiring the company to preserve evidence.",
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            "input": "On Tuesday in New York   Sayfullo Saipov  29  a green-card holder from Uzbekistan in Central Asia and resident of Florida   responded to the call.\n He  drove  his  rented Home Depot truck from West Houston Street onto a Hudson River Park bike path  one of New York’s most beloved amenities. Within ten minutes  eight people were killed and 15 were injured. A note found in the truck  law enforcement officials said  indicated that  Saipov  committed the attack out of devotion to ISIS.\n Saipov  might have killed even more people had the NYPD not been the nation’s premier counterterrorism force. NYPD officers showed up in force minutes after the attack began  shooting  Saipov  before he could kill even more New Yorkers.\nBut it takes a pack to raise a lone wolf. Even if  Saipov  acted alone   he  was part of a growing ideological fraternity numbering in the tens of thousands who now inhabit every region of the globe.\nLike the attacks in these cities  the Halloween attack in Lower Manhattan was aimed at inflicting maximum carnage. Schools in the area were letting out students shortly after three o’clock when  Saipov  drove  his  rented truck off West Houston Street onto the bike path.\nThere was no shortage of targets. The streets between West Houston and Chambers were crowded with parents picking up their costumed children prepared for an evening of trick-or-treating. Pedestrians and bikers on the Hudson River bike path were stunned and helpless as  Saipov  careened  his  weapon through the crowd.\n Saipov  might have killed even more people had the NYPD not been the nation’s premier counterterrorism force. NYPD officers showed up in force minutes after the attack began  shooting  Saipov  before he could kill even more New Yorkers.",
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            "input": "The Corpus Christi native and \"La Bamba\" star  Lou Diamond Phillips  kicked-off the weekend event at Heritage Park talking about the importance of the community getting to know the history of the area. (Photo: Meagan Falcon/Caller-Times)\n Actor Lou Diamond Phillips  publicly apologized for  his  DWI arrest during a Friday speech  which occurred just hours after  he  was released from a Texas jail.\nAt the \"Voices of South Texas\" event in  his  hometown of Corpus Christi  Texas   Phillips  appeared as the guest speaker.\n He  told a crowd  he  hoped  his  actions did not distract from the importance of the event.\n\"I want to sincerely apologize for an incident this morning. Some of you may have heard about that \"  he  said.\nThe Longmire star was arrested in Portland  Texas  about 1:30 a.m. on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Police said  Phillips  pulled up behind a patrol car and asked for directions. An officer suspected he was intoxicated and the actor was given a series of field sobriety tests. His blood alcohol concentration was 0.2%  more than double the legal limit in Texas.\nRead more: 'Longmire' star  Lou Diamond Phillips  arrested in Texas on DWI charge\nThe crowd cheered and applauded  Phillips ' apology  while one person replied  \"You're human!\"\n Lou Diamond Phillips  was arrested early Friday  Nov. 3  2017  on suspicion of driving while intoxicated in Portland  Texas. (Photo: Provided by San Patricio County (Texas) Sheriff's Office via Corpus Christi (Texas) Caller-Times)\n\"We were diversity before diversity was a hashtag \"  Phillips  said.\nIn an interview   Phillips  described how important it was for  him  to come back to  his  hometown and discuss the importance of heritage.",
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            "input": "According to Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith   Lydia Johnson  29   is charged with one count of embezzlement from a non-profit organization which could get  her  10 years in prison.\n Johnson  was Dakota's student activity coordinator from July 1  2016 until  her  recent removal and was responsible for all finds.\nSchool officials say  she  oversaw ticket sales for the school's homecoming dance last year  which should have taken in nearly $30 000 based on attendance.  She  only deposited $11 000 into the school's account.\nWhen they searched  her  classroom  they found several homecoming cash deposit envelopes torn open and empty. They also found several casino receipts next to the empty envelopes.  Her  bank records also show cash deposits in excess of  her  salary.\n She  also oversaw ticket sales and receipts for a trip to Camp Tamarack for 60 parents and students. Prosecutors say  she  should have collected and deposited nearly $13 000 but only deposited $500.\nAfter checking MGM records  they found  Johnson  spent more than $90 000 in 2016 playing penny slots.\n She  is expected to be arraigned on the charges Thursday.",
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            "input": "Justin Timberlake announced  his  Man of the Woods Tour  the singer's 27-date North American trek in support of  his  upcoming new LP.\n\"The outdoors is the inspiration for a lot of these songs. That's the main idea. The tour will be able to bring the outside in. How can we bring that to life?\"  Timberlake  says in the tour's trailer. \"I want people to see the inspiration for how it ended up sounding. I've never seen that done before: Bring the outside in.\"\nThe Man of the Woods Tour launches just five weeks after  Timberlake 's halftime performance at Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis  with the first date scheduled for March 13th at Toronto's Air Canada Centre. The leg currently concludes on May 30th with a hometown show at Memphis' FedEx Forum.\nGeneral on-sale for the trek begins January 16th at Ticketmaster. Check out  Timberlake 's website for full ticket information.\nJustin Timberlake Tour Dates",
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            "input": "Dance troupe spotlights Mexico ' s native son  Limon\n \"How many of you know Jose Limon?\" Audience members looked around sheepishly as just a few raised their hands.\n Revered by dance aficionados the world over as one of the iconic figures of modern dance  Limon is largely unknown in his native Mexico.\n \"I must say I was a bit shocked to hear how little recognition Limon gets in his own country \" said Gabriela Poler-Buzali  the Jose Limon Dance Foundation's executive director.\n Held in a sprawling museum  the show included solos by two of the company's principal dancers  who flung themselves across the diminutive stage with Limon's trademark controlled abandon.\n Limon himself was born in Culiacan  in the northwestern state of Sinaloa  in 1908  two years before Mexico's bloody and chaotic 1910-1917 Revolution. When he was 7 years old  Limon's family fled to the United States.\n Although he spent most of his life in the United States  his early years in the midst of the Mexican Revolution deeply marked him. War and conflict are dominant themes in many of his works  including \"Missa Brevis.\"\n As a young man  he moved to New York to study painting but fell in love with dance  founding his own company after serving in World War II. He pioneered a dramatic  narrative-driven choreography style and was among the first to push male dancers to center stage. Along with Graham  he's widely considered among the key figures of 20th-century dance.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "Cables: Colombia ' s Uribe reached out to FARC\n Former President Alvaro Uribe sought secret talks during his second term with Colombia's main leftist rebel group in Switzerland  and the guerrillas even reached out to the U.S. Embassy  according to leaked U.S. diplomatic cables.\n Uribe left office in August after badly crippling the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia  or FARC  with a withering military campaign and refused steadfastly to accept their demand for a demilitarized zone as a condition for talks.\n Uribe always maintained he would not engage in serious dialogue with the FARC until the rebels stop kidnapping civilians  free all their captives -- they currently hold 22 soldiers and police -- and halt their practice of laying land mines that kill indiscriminately.\n Reacting via Twitter  Uribe said his government \"accepted many international initiatives\" to open dialogue with the rebels. He promised to later detail them on his personal website.\n In the cables  in particular one dated Feb. 6 that discussed a three-hour meeting Uribe had with Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg  the hard-line former Colombian president is described as skeptical about contacts with the FARC leading to a negotiated peace as long as the rebels have refuge in neighboring Venezuela and \"a fountain of wealth\" from cocaine trafficking.\n Colombia's current president  Juan Manuel Santos  was defense minister for most of Uribe's second four-year term.\n Santos has made it clear that his attitude toward peace talks remains the same as Uribe's.\n Since January of 2008  it has freed a total of 14 hostages in what Uribe complained were \"publicity-seeking stunts.\"",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "A former chairman of the Democratic National Committee said “superstar”  Joe Biden  would “definitely” win if  he  ran against President Trump in the 2020 election.\n“There’s only one person I can say who will definitely win the election and has a superstar appeal in almost every state in the union  and that ’s Vice President Biden  ” Ed Rendell told John Catsimatidis on his 970 AM radio show in an interview that aired Sunday. “Of course  people say he’s too old. But he’s only a year and a half older than President Trump  and he’s in infinitely better shape. I don’t think age would be a factor in a Biden-Trump election.”\nBiden  75  has said he thought he would have beaten Hillary Clinton if he had run in the 2016 Democratic primary election still hasn’t closed the door on opposing Trump  who is 71.\n Biden   a former senator from Delaware  said he was prepared to launch a campaign in 2016 until his son Beau died of brain cancer.",
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            "input": "A Subway sandwich is far more than the sum of its fillings   franchisee Keith Miller  says.\nThose ingredients cost roughly $2. Then  he  pays labor. Electricity. Gas. Royalties. Credit card transaction fees. Rent.\nAll told   Miller   who owns three Subway franchises in northern California  says it costs  him  well over $4 to produce one of Subway's foot-long subs. And that is why  when the chain announced plans to drop the price of the sandwich to $4.99 starting in January  he and hundreds of Subway's other 10 000 U.S. franchisees sent a strongly worded letter warning that the promotion could force some stores to close.\n\"The numbers don't work for us \" said  Miller   who also chairs an industry group  the Coalition of Franchisee Associations. \"Ten years ago  they might have worked. But now they don't  in my opinion.\"\n Miller  said that when  he  bought  his  first Subway 28 years ago   his  margins could swell as high as 18 percent. But since then   he  said  competition has grown far more fierce and costs have risen dramatically for labor  utilities and rent.\nIn California  where the minimum wage will be $11 per hour starting Jan. 1   Miller 's labor costs are up 50 percent from 10 years ago   he  said. The cost of a full-price sub has risen only 20 percent.\n\"It's a hard cost per sandwich  \" Miller  said. \"People can only make so many sandwiches per hour. We find it's about seven.\"",
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            "input": "Madrid (AFP) – Real Madrid quietened crisis talk after back-to-back defeats as  Marco Asensio  added to  his  collection of wonder strikes in a 3-0 victory over Las Palmas at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday.\nA booking would have ruled Casemiro out of the Madrid derby against Atletico in two weeks’ time and he was quickly replaced after  Asensio  secured the three points in stunning fashion.\n Asensio  has made a habit of netting in spectacular fashion in  his  first 18 months at Madrid and pounced on a loose ball 30 yards from goal to rifle a shot that rose all the way on its trajectory into the top corner.\nRonaldo fired inches over twice more  but  whilst his luck remained out in front of goal   he  did provide an enticing cross from which Isco slotted home at the back post for Madrid’s third.",
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            "input": "Russian President Vladimir Putin has a \"bad\" untold secret about Donald Trump that will eventually come out  Joe Scarborough said on Friday.\n\" Vladimir Putin  has something on Donald Trump \" Scarborough charged Friday on  his  \"Morning Joe\" show on MSNBC.\n\"Let me say it again  because there’s been a lot of noise from Donald Trump over the past year since he’s been president.  Vladimir Putin  has something that  he  is holding over Donald Trump’s head. And it is bad.\"\n\"So what is Donald Trump hoping? He is not hoping he can just brush aside a story of a porn star. He’s hoping when the truth comes out about what  Vladimir Putin  has and has had hanging over  his  head for decades  possibly  that we will all be too numb to notice \" Scarborough said.\n\"Ten tweets a day  five lies a day  bread and circuses  all of these game show  reality show distractions ... That’s all  he ’s hoping.  He  wants to numb the American people.  He  wants to numb the electorate.  He  wants to numb everybody.\"\nScarborough did not elaborate on what information  Putin  may have about Trump.\nThe commander in chief has been criticized for what one Democrat called his \"bromance\" with  Putin . And in November  Sen. John McCain slammed Trump’s comments that he sincerely believed  Putin  meant it when  he  said  he  didn’t meddle in the 2016 presidential election.",
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            "input": "Pehr Lodhammar  a senior program manager for the United Nations Mine Action Service   told reporters that the agency and Iraq’s government will have to decide “what we do  and what we leave for now and maybe address later on.”\n He  spoke to reporters in Geneva to detail the complexity of the task of clearing explosives left behind in areas of Iraq that were once controlled by the Islamic State group. Such work is crucial to help displaced Iraqis return to their homes safely.\n Lodhammar  said UNMAS needs another $216 million this year for  its  operations in 32 areas of Iraq  including the northwestern city of Mosul  on top of 116 in commitments and pledges already made.\n He  said UNMAS and other United Nations agencies were hoping for around $45 million to be set aside for safe returns of Iraqis as part of money being pledged at a donor’s conference for Iraq in Kuwait on Wednesday.\n Lodhammar  said  it  would be “of course concerning if we don’t reach the amounts envisaged and hoped for  but I believe that it is an ongoing process. I think more donors will be coming to the table.”",
            "output": [
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            "input": "FRISCO  Texas (AP) —  Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones  says  his  objection to a contract extension for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is not because of star running back Ezekiel Elliott's six-game suspension over alleged domestic violence.\n Jones  said on  his  radio show Friday  he  wants all 32 owners to have a chance to approve the deal being negotiated between Goodell and the compensation committee that includes six owners.  Jones  is not on the committee.\nThe NFL has said owners already voted unanimously to extend Goodell's contract and authorize the committee to work out the deal.  Jones  said circumstances have changed since that May vote  including the escalation of the protests over social injustice that have involved the national anthem.\n Jones  also said \"behavioral policies\" have been an issue since May. Goodell suspended Elliott in August.\nHe suggested he was at odds with the compensation committee chairman  Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank.  Jones  said  he  disagrees with Blank's assertion that the compensation committee can complete the deal without another vote of all owners.\n Jones  spoke a day after a federal appeals court on Thursday denied bid by Elliott to keep his six-game ban on hold  making him ineligible to play against Atlanta on Sunday.\n\"I really fervently disagree that we shouldn't have him on the playing field \"  Jones  said. \"But a lot of people are trying to tie it in frankly with the issue regarding my stance as to the chairman and renewing the commissioner. That's really not right.\"\n The 75-year-old Jones  said the compensation committee could appease  him  by agreeing to let the remaining owners review and approve the final contract with Goodell.\n\"I think just since the period of time that we first addressed extending Roger  I think we've had several material adverse conditions happen  \" Jones  said. \"We should basically honor those conditions  such things as the anthem  such things as behavioral policies.\n Jones  said  his  relationship with Goodell  and issues related to  his  compensation  are deeper than  his  recent concern over the league's handling of Elliott's case.\n\"I've been dealing with this commissioner for almost 28 years  as an employee of the NFL  \" Jones  said. \"Zeke's been involved here a year  a year and a half. The policy that we have that has impacted Zeke is more of my issue with the commissioner  more so than Zeke's particular circumstance.\"\nThe anthem issue flared after President Donald Trump criticized kneeling players  and again when  Jones  declared  he  would bench any player  he  felt was disrespecting the flag. The NFL hasn't changed a guideline that encourages but does not require players to stand during the anthem.\n\"This is simply about making sure that all clubs have input into not only what the commissioner  his extension  but also in future years  his decisions  \" Jones  said. \"We've given him a lot of power. I think we need the checks and balances of ownership having to actually be in a position to not just suggest but approve of his decisions.\"",
            "output": [
                "Jerry Jones"
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            "input": "\"I 'm with the Bernie campaign ,\" the colleague wrote . \nVitali Shkliarov , a political operative who campaigned for Bernie Sanders in 2016 and has now turned his sights to Russian opposition politics , sits in a cafe in downtown Moscow . \nVitali Shkliarov , a 41-year-old political operative born in Belarus , speaks the gospel of Bernie Sanders in the style of a Silicon Valley executive .",
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                "Bernie Sanders"
            ]
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            "input": "The ruling party of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen claimed a sweeping win in Sunday's elections for the country's Senate  a victory that it assured itself by eliminating any serious opposition from the contest.\nSunday's vote was seen as a foretaste of a scheduled July general election for the National Assembly that is also expected to affirm  Hun Sen's  rule.\n Hun Sen  has been in power for three decades  and while maintaining a framework of democracy  tolerates little opposition.  His  grip seemed shaken by 2013's general election  when the Cambodia National Rescue Party mounted a strong challenge  winning 55 seats in the National Assembly and leaving  Hun Sen 's party with 68.\nAfter last year's commune council elections   Hun Sen's  ruling party then stepped up  its  steady offensive against critics and opponents. Media outlets seen as critical of the government were forced to shut down  and most senior members of the Cambodia National Rescue Party fled the country.",
            "output": [
                "Hun Sen"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-30e5d5caacf446fe904c235d0ec7f2c6",
            "input": "Monday on Fox Sports 1’s “Undisputed ” NFL Hall of Famer and Fox Sports  1 analyst Eric Dickerson  took aim at the NCAA amid reports that prominent college basketball teams have been paying players.\n“The NCAA  they’re the biggest hypocrites of all because this has been going on for decades  even before I started playing football  basketball ”  Dickerson  explained. “[The] NCAA exploits not just black kids  white kids  Asian kids  anybody who plays anything basketball  baseball or football-related because they make all the money and the kids aren’t allowed to make money.”\n Dickerson  then took  his  “thank you  master ” comment a step further.\n“It’s just so frustrating to see how the NCAA has exploited all of these kids. And I just feel like they are the biggest criminals in the world  and all of this starts at the top. All of this starts at the top. I gotta just say it: All these white guys sit up there making all this money off the backs of the black and white players  they do  for basically  it’s slavery. It really is slavery ” said  Dickerson .",
            "output": [
                "Eric Dickerson"
            ]
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            "input": "Harrowing video footage taken from inside the high school where suspected shooter Nikolas Cruz opened fire on Wednesday shows distraught students crying and screaming as gunfire rings out.\nThat’s when police say  19-year-old Nikolas Cruz   equipped with a gas mask  smoke grenades and multiple magazines of ammunition  opened fire with a semi-automatic weapon  killing 17 people and sending hundreds of students fleeing into the streets.\n Nikolas Cruz   19  has been identified as the suspected shooter at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland  Fla.\nAuthorities offered no immediate details about  Cruz  or  his  possible motive  except to say that  he  had been kicked out of the high school  which has about 3 000 students.\nStudents who knew  him  described a volatile teenager whose strange behavior had caused others to end friendships with  him .",
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                "Nikolas Cruz"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-50d7da28d36f4b7f92a317b06d8f5ce3",
            "input": "\"Errol Flynn Slept Here\" (Good Knight) is a voyage into a dark past.\n It documents the house on Mulholland Drive that was built by Errol Flynn and later bought by Rick Nelson  who lived there until he died. Although the house has since been demolished  in the late 1980s authors Robert Matzen and Michael Mazzone pored over the place as it lay derelict  taking hundreds of photos of what was left of Flynn's estate.\n Filling in their own efforts with archival photographs of Flynn at the house  interviews with some people who knew Flynn  as well as the sons of Rick Nelson  the authors have come up with a surprisingly palatable left-field biography of the Last Swashbuckler and the bad karma he left behind.\n What's surprising about the house is how ordinary it was -- in essence  a sprawling but fairly unprepossessing ranch house built on a premier mountain top. After Flynn bailed out of America in the mid-50s  the house was repossessed by his first wife  Lily Damita  for back alimony.      (Damita lived in Palm Beach for the last 30-odd years of her life.)\n And yes  the stories about a two-way mirror in the ceiling of the guest bedroom  through which Flynn could observe his guests going at it  is absolutely true -- the book offers the photos to prove it. Not only that  but the authors discovered a peephole in the ladies' bathroom.\n (Flynn was an authentic voluptuary  but he was also something of a sniggering little boy  and not always a charming one.)\nthe house on Mulholland Drive that was built by Errol Flynn and later bought by Rick Nelson  who lived there until he died. Although the house has since been demolished  in the late 1980s authors Robert Matzen and Michael Mazzone pored over the place as it lay derelict  taking hundreds of photos of what was left of Flynn's estate.\n Filling in their own efforts with archival photographs of Flynn at the house  interviews with some people who knew Flynn  as well as the sons of Rick Nelson  the authors have come up with a surprisingly palatable left-field biography of the Last Swashbuckler and the bad karma he left behind.\n What's surprising about the house is how ordinary it was -- in essence  a sprawling but fairly unprepossessing ranch house built on a premier mountain top. After Flynn bailed out of America in the mid-50s  the house was repossessed by his first wife  Lily Damita  for back alimony.      (Damita lived in Palm Beach for the last 30-odd years of her life.)",
            "output": [
                "Errol Flynn"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-dee91832a6ab490bab105c581c528da1",
            "input": "Kentucky Sen. Rand Paulâs wife  is accusing the media of making things worse for  her  husband as he recovers from an attack by a neighbor that left him badly injured earlier this month.\nâIt is incredibly hurtful that some news outlets have victimized Rand a second time as he struggles to recover â  Kelley Paul  wrote in a piece published Tuesday on CNN.com.\n Paul âs neighbor  59-year-old Rene Boucher  has been charged with misdemeanor fourth-degree assault and was released from jail on a $7 500 bond after police say he tackled  Paul  on Nov. 3 as he mowed his grass.\n Kelley Paul  accused some outlets of âdelighting in hateful headlines like âNot A Perfect Neighbor â and concocting theories about an âongoing dispute â based on nothing more than speculation from an attention-seeking person with no knowledge of anything to do with us.â\nAfter the incident  The Louisville-Courier Journal ran a story titled â Rand Paul  is not a perfect neighbor  says community developer â though the headline has since been changed.\nThe Washington Examiner wrote a story titled â Rand Paul  and neighbor had ongoing dispute about yard waste before assault â and other outlets also reported on a landscaping dispute.\n Kelley Paul  said such characterizations are wrong.\nâThis was not a âscuffle â a âfightâ or an âaltercation â as many in the media falsely describe it â  Kelley Paul  wrote. âIt was a deliberate  blindside attack. The impact left  Rand  with six broken ribs  three displaced  pleural effusion and now pneumonia. This has been a terrible experience; made worse by the media's gleeful attempts to blame  Rand  for it  ridiculing him for everything from mowing his own lawn to composting.â\nShe said  Paul  has faced complications during the recovery  including after making a trip to Washington for votes.\nâAs  we  walked through the airport returning from D.C.   he  was shivering with a 102.5 fever  and the next morning  his  internist diagnosed pneumonia in  his  damaged lung â she said.\nSince the attack   Kelley Paul  said  her husband  hasnât taken a âsingleâ breath âwithout pain.â\nâ He  has not had a single night's sleep uninterrupted by long periods of difficult breathing or excruciating coughing â she said.",
            "output": [
                "Rand Paul"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-61b1ce99dce746738731f33bc02aaced",
            "input": "Carmelo Anthony  stepped off a private jet Sunday afternoon  outside a tiny airport in a tiny city  and stepped into a surreal new reality.\n Anthony  grinned  walked the length of the fence  touched fingers through the links. Then  he  strolled back again   his  smile never wavering.\nOklahoma City is not where  Anthony   now 33  envisioned spending  his  twilight years as a pro. It's not where  he  set out to land when  he  began pressing the New York Knicks for a trade all those weeks ago. It would not have even made  his  top 25 the last time  he  forced a trade  in 2011.\nIt is  however   his  last  best hope to script a happy ending; indeed to change  his  career narrative.\nThis is not about stardom  which Anthony has long enjoyed. It's not about statistics  of which  he  has in abundance. It's not even about  his  resume. With 24 156 points (25th in NBA history)  three Olympic gold medals and an NCAA championship   he 's a near-lock for the Hall of Fame.\nWe have seen  Anthony  score at an elite level (albeit with a sometimes-maddening shot selection and a tendency to throttle the offense). At times  we've seen  him  pass and defend and rebound  too.\nWhat we don't know  after 14 years on the NBA stage  is how much  Anthony  truly wants to win—and how much  he 's willing to sacrifice toward that end.\nWill  he  accept a complementary role  to accommodate the reigning MVP (Russell Westbrook) and a younger  spryer All-NBA forward (Paul George)? Will  he  be OK with a smaller spotlight? Will  he  embrace life as a power forward  a position  he 's long resisted?\nThose questions will surely come Monday afternoon  when  Anthony  faces the Oklahoma media for the first time. But maybe  he 's already telegraphed the answers.\nWhen the breaking point came in New York  when  Anthony  and the Knicks mutually concluded they were better off apart   Anthony  specified a single trade target: Houston  where  he  could join the MVP runner-up (James Harden) and a perennial All-Star point guard (Chris Paul).\nWhen that deal failed to materialize—and with training camp fast approaching —Anthony  expanded  his  list to Cleveland and Oklahoma City.\nAnd as the Thunder and Knicks proceeded toward a deal   Anthony  waived  his  trade kicker (worth about $8 million) to ensure the deal.\nIn doing so   he  chose collaboration over comfort  talent over Nielsen rank  postseason promise over personal glory.  Anthony  has won just three playoff series in  his  career and made the conference finals only once (in 2009). Moving to Oklahoma City means a chance to be viewed as a winner  at long last.\n\" He 's choosing to come to us \" one Thunder source said. \"So there's a certain understanding on  his  part that  he  wants to learn a new way.\"\nOn Sunday  the most dedicated Thunder fans flocked to Will Rogers World Airport to welcome the swaggering star from the big city. They cheered him like a conquering hero. Only this time  Carmelo Anthony doesn't need to play savior. He just needs to fit in.",
            "output": [
                "Carmelo Anthony"
            ]
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            "input": "ABC News chief medical correspondent  Dr. Jennifer Ashton  gave up alcohol for the month of January.\nThis month  instead of \"going dry \"  Ashton  is focusing on increasing something in  her  diet: Water.\n“I am like a camel ”  Ashton  said today on “Good Morning America.” “Most days  the only water I consume comes in the form of coffee  which does count but it also can dehydrate you a little bit.”\n“I have a bottle in my refrigerator and I make sure I go through two of them a day ”  Ashton  said of her new habits.\nClimbing on board with  Ashton  in this month’s “GMA” health wellness challenge are co-anchors Robin Roberts and Lara Spencer.\n Ashton  described drinking more water as an “easy tweak” that could have noticeable results.\nFoods with the highest water content include fruits and vegetables like watermelon  lettuce and broccoli  according to  Ashton .",
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                "Jennifer Ashton"
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            "input": "Former President George W. Bush made a stop in Vero Beach , Wednesday , April 26 , 2017 , to sign copies of his new book ` Portraits of Courage ' at the Vero Beach Book Center . \nFormer President George W. Bush will return to Iowa this fall as the featured speaker at a nonprofit fundraiser in Des Moines . \nBush , a Republican who was president from 2001 to 2009 , will appear at a dinner for Trailhead International Builders , a Christian nonprofit group that raises money to build church and community centers in developing nations . \nBush has kept a relatively low profile since leaving office and particularly in the last few years . \nOfficials with Trailhead said Tuesday they invited Bush as the headliner for the fundraiser because of his international humanitarian work since leaving office . \n\"His compassion for people in need is an inspiration to millions of people ,\" the group 's presidents Daniel and Rachael Pettit said of Bush in a joint statement .",
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            "input": "Even before her boyfriend was named as the man responsible for the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history   Marilou Danley  knew something was up.\nAn hour before Las Vegas cops released Stephen Paddock’s name   Danley  deleted  her  Facebook account  according to newly released documents about the Oct. 1 mass murder of 58 people attending an outdoor country music concert on the Strip.\n Danley  was traveling in the Philippines when Paddock unleashed the bullet barrage from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay resort.\n Danley  was “adamant that  she  had no prior inclination of Paddock’s intentions to conduct the attack ” says an FBI agent’s affidavit.\nBut the documents suggest  Danley  moved quickly after the shooting to obscure  her  relationship with the 64-year-old Paddock.\nAt 2:46 a.m.   her  account was deleted  said the documents.",
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            "input": "Bumble  one of the most popular dating apps in the US   is now banning users from wielding guns and other dangerous weapons in response to last month's school shooting in Parkland  Florida.  The Austin-based company  announced the new policy Monday  explaining that  it  decided to take a stance against guns in photos because \"online behavior can both mirror and predict how people treat each other in the real world.\" \" Bumble  has a responsibility to our users and a larger goal to encourage accountability offline \" CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd wrote in a statement. \"As mass shootings continue to devastate communities across the country  it’s time to state unequivocally that gun violence is not in line with our values  nor do these weapons belong on  Bumble .\"\nA team of 5 000 international moderators will now work 24/7 to wade through the profiles of nearly 30 million users and remove gun-related content   a Bumble spokesperson  told BuzzFeed News. The new policy excludes members of the military or law enforcement if they are holding firearms while in uniform.\nThe contractors will also monitor the constant influx of new profiles—the app adds about 75 00 to 100 000 new users every day   the spokesperson  said. App users can populate their profile with photos and information from their social media accounts. Photos posted to social media were a focal point of the investigation into alleged Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz  who had several Instagram accounts featuring images of guns  knives  and other violent content. However   Bumble  will not censor photos posted through users' linked Instagram feeds. Banning images of weapons had been a topic of discussion before the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School  the  Bumble  spokesperson said  noting that the company often received \"hundred of complaints\" from people flagging profiles containing gun-related content that made them uncomfortable.\n“We just want to create a community where people feel at ease  where they do not feel threatened  and we just don’t see guns fitting into that equation ” Herd told the New York Times. This is not the first time the app has updated its policies and regulated users' content  as it expanded beyond its original dating function to offer a business-networking service  a friend-matching function  and launched several pop-up locations. In January  Bumble removed an account linked to conspiracy theorist Jack Posobiec. It also banned mirror selfies  photos of people in underwear  and images that show children without an adult.\n@deborahlindseyl We are so grateful to you  Lindsey  for bringing this to our attention. Our team has removed Jack from our platform. Bumble was founded on the core values of kindness  respect  integrity and equality  and we do not tolerate anyone who does not uphold these values on our platform.",
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            "input": "Uber cofounder  Travis Kalanick  appointed Xerox chairwoman Ursula Burns and former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain to the company's board of directors on Friday  a surprise move that's almost certain to re-ignite the bitter internal fighting that has destabilized the ride-hailing giant for months.\nThe appointments come a few months after  Kalanick  resigned under pressure from the CEO job at Uber. And the move signals that the hard-charging entrepreneur  who remains on Uber's board  does not intend to fade away from the company he turned into a $69 billion juggernaut built largely in his image.\nUber is reportedly in negotiations for a massive $10 billion investment deal with Japan's Softbank  and Benchmark Capital  one of Uber's largest investors that helped pushed  Kalanick  out  has sought to structure the deal in a way that ensure the former CEO cannot return to power.\nIn his statement to Business Insider   Kalanick  drops a strong hint that these appointments are a direct refutation of Benchmark's demands.\n\"I am appointing these seats now in light of a recent Board proposal to dramatically restructure the Board and significantly alter the company's voting rights  \" Kalanick  writes. \"It is therefore essential that the full Board be in place for proper deliberation to occur  especially with experienced board members as Ursula and John.\"\nThe appointments of Burns and Thain fill two board seats controlled by  Kalanick   which have sat vacant until now.  Kalanick 's control over the two seats has been challenged by one of Uber's largest investors  Benchmark Capital.\n Kalanick 's announcement  late on Friday  that he was filling the two seats appears to be a direct challenge to Benchmark  which has sued  Kalanick  for fraud and is attempting to wrest the board seats from his control.\nAt the core of the Benchmark lawsuit are two seats on the board that  Kalanick  fully controls — meaning  he  can appoint whoever  he  wants to fill them. Benchmark alleges that  Kalanick  promised to relinquishh those seats to independent directors after he resigned in June  but never followed through.\n Kalanick  already has a rough reputation in the court of public opinion after Uber was rocked with so many scandals under his leadership that investors  led by Benchmark  forced him to resign from the CEO role in June. Those scandals also led to the exodus of many other top Uber execs.\n Kalanick  still owns about 10% of the company  including so-called \"super-voting shares\" that give  him  about 16% of the voting rights of Uber. Meanwhile  new Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has been working hard to repair the company's reputation amid all this drama.\nI am confident that    with  their  additions and Dara’s appointment  Uber will be well situated to focus on the future and continue to revolutionize how cities move.",
            "output": [
                "Travis Kalanick"
            ]
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            "input": "Jacinda Ardern  37   took office in October. Speculation swirled around whether she would start a family soon when she took over the leadership of her then opposition Labour Party last year.\n Ardern  took to Twitter to announce that she and her partner Clarke Gayford were expecting a child  and that Gayford would become a stay-at-home dad.\nIn this image made from a video   New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern   right  with her partner Clarke Gayford speaks to journalists in front of home in Auckland  New Zealand Friday  Jan. 19  2018.  Ardern  announced on Friday that  she  is expecting  her  first child in June. (TVNZ via AP)\nAfter the six weeks   she  will resume all  her  prime ministerial duties.\n\"Clarke and I are privileged to be in the position where Clarke can stay home to be our primary care-giver. Knowing that so many parents juggle the care of their new babies  we consider ourselves to be very lucky \"  she  said.\n\"Clarke and I have always been clear we wanted to be parents but had been told we would need help for that to happen. That's made this news a fantastic surprise \"  she  added.\nThe couple discovered  she  was pregnant on Oct. 13 — two weeks before  she  was sworn in as national leader.\nWithin a day of Ardern becoming Labour Party leader  seven weeks before the election   she  was twice asked by television hosts about  her  plans for children. One host  Mark Richardson  questioned whether it was acceptable for the country's leader to take maternity leave while in office  and said most employers would want to know the maternity plans of their workers.\nFILE - In this Aug. 16  2017  file photo   New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern  visits Addington School in Christchurch  New Zealand.  Ardern  announced on Friday  Jan. 19  2018 that  she  expecting  her  first child in June. (AP Photo/Mark Baker  File)\nHer answers seemed to resonate with many people  some of whom pointed out that under New Zealand law  workplace discrimination on the basis of pregnancy is illegal.  Ardern  said  she  was surprised  her  comments were picked up abroad.",
            "output": [
                "Jacinda Ardern"
            ]
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            "input": "LOS ANGELES --  Luke Walton  and Lonzo Ball both say that the Los Angeles Lakers' head coach has not lost the locker room  as LaVar Ball asserted.\nLonzo Ball also said  \"I'll play for anybody \" when asked whether he is fine with  Walton  as his coach.?\n Walton  ?whose team ended a nine-game losing streak with a 132-113 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Sunday night  disagreed with LaVar's latest criticism of him.  Walton   who said Friday morning that he is not coaching as if his job is on the line  was asked whether he has received assurances from anyone in Lakers upper management.\n\"Yeah. We're  I feel  very secure in my job status right now \"  Walton  said. \"We talk all the time. They're 100 percent behind and supporting what we're doing.\"\nLakers majority owner Jeanie Buss tweeted strong support with the hashtag \"InLukeWeTrust\" on New Year's Eve  and all indications have been that  Walton 's job security is not an issue.?A Lakers source told ESPN's Ramona Shelburne that Walton's job status is \"not even a conversation.\"\nThis is not the first time LaVar Ball has been critical of  Walton 's coaching. He has said that the Lakers' coaching staff is \"soft\" and doesn't know how to coach his son  and he expressed his displeasure with how  Walton  was using his son in the fourth quarter of games.\nThe Lakers already have held a meeting with the elder Ball and asked him to tone down his criticisms of  Walton  to foster a better atmosphere for Lonzo Ball and continue a positive relationship with the organization.\nLaVar Ball's latest comments left the No. 2 overall pick having to answer several questions Sunday morning about the state of the Lakers' locker room and his relationship with  Walton .\n\"He is going to speak his mind. He is not going to change \" said Lonzo Ball  who says he hasn't spoken to LaVar since his father and two brothers landed in Lithuania  where LiAngelo and LaMelo Ball are playing for the pro team Prienu Vytautas. \"... I don't think [ Walton  has lost the locker room]. I mean   he 's our head coach. We are going to play for  him .\n\"That is just  his  opinion.  He  has coached me  his  whole life. So  he  is definitely going to have a strong opinion about it. That's just what it is.\"?\n\"I don't see that the players aren't playing hard \"  Walton  said. \"I think the players are playing very hard. We've been through a hard stretch  but they are giving us what they have  and we're going to keep working  and we'll be fine.\"\n\"I'm fine with it. It doesn't bother me \"  Walton  said of LaVar Ball's repeated criticism of  him . \"My only concern with any of it is for Zo. As long as Zo's fine with it and Zo can come out and play  and it doesn't affect mine and his relationship  then it doesn't bother me at all.\"\nLonzo Ball said that he focuses on playing basketball and that he has told  Walton  before that his father's comments don't affect him.\n Walton  was asked whether LaVar Ball's comments could possibly influence what management is thinking about its coach and the team's rebuild.\n\"I would hope not  but it doesn't influence what we're doing \"  Walton  said of the coaching staff. \"I've said all along there's always parents  and parents are going to get mad at things -- that's what they do. And it's our job as coaches and coaches in the organization to do what's best for our team and our players  and we make those decisions based on what we see every single day in the facility and on the court.\"",
            "output": [
                "Luke Walton"
            ]
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said he plans to nominate  Liberty University School of Law professor Caren Harp  to oversee the Justice Department’s Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.\nIf ultimately confirmed by the U.S. Senate   Harp  would oversee the Justice Department office that trains and works with state and local communities to develop effective juvenile justice programs and prevent delinquency.\n Harp  previously was director of the National Juvenile Justice Prosecution Center at the American Prosecutors Research Institute.\nAccording to  Harp ’s LinkedIn page   she  is in  her  sixth year as a professor at Liberty  which is located in Lynchburg  Virginia.\n Harp  who holds a law degree from the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville   has also worked as both a prosecutor and a public defender  including as chief of the Sex Crimes Prosecution Unit in New York City  Family Court Division  and as a trial attorney for the Arkansas Public Defender Commission.\nIn an article published in May   Harp  raises questions about the role of adolescent neuroscience in the courtroom and writes that the best way to tackle juvenile justice is by teaching youth to accept responsibility and involve them in community-based diversion programs to prevent them from re-offending.\nIt is unclear when the Senate may consider  Harp ’s nomination.",
            "output": [
                "Caren Harp"
            ]
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            "input": "The average amount of money stolen in each of 14 U.S. ATM heists was $500 000 per incident. Losses in Russia averaged $1.2 million per incident  but one bank there managed to catch the attack and return some of the stolen funds   Group-IB  said.\nHackers also stole documentation for OceanSystems’ Fed Link transfer system used by 200 banks in Latin America and the United States   it  said. In addition  they successfully attacked the Russian interbank messaging system known as AW CRB.\nOnce hackers penetrated targeted banks and financial organizations  they stole internal bank documentation in order to mount future ATM attacks   Group-IB  said. In Russia  the hackers continued to spy on bank networks after break-ins  while at least one U.S. bank had documents robbed twice   it  said.\n Group-IB  said  it  had notified Interpol and Europol in order to assist in law enforcement investigations.",
            "output": [
                "REUTERSPawel Kopczynski Group-IB",
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            ]
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            "input": "Cait Earnest  28   met Chris Brandt on a dating app in 2015  and was asked to join his already existing relationship with husband Matthew.\n“I had never been with two people at the same time before. It’s different strokes for different folks but I would say it’s a pretty fun sex life ”  Earnest  said.\n“In regards bed placing  it does complicate things. Matthew and I used to sleep on opposite sides and then  Cait  came long ” Chris said. “If I wanted to stay on the same side   Cait  would have to be in the middle and we found quickly  she  didn’t like that.”\nBoth  Cait  and Matthew experienced bouts of jealousy at the start of their relationship experiment but said that’s now all in the past.\n“It was a struggle even for me. The insecure part of me was like  ‘Chris loves me more because he’s been with me longer ’ but then he told me  ‘I love you just as much as I love  Cait  ’ so I was like  ‘I need to come to terms with that ’” Matthew said.\n Cait  said  she  isn’t shy about sharing  her  relationship status.\n“When we meet somebody at a bar  I will usually say  ‘Hi  I’m Cait and these are my two boyfriends.’ People often ask if I’m joking ”  she  said  adding that even  her  grandpa is on board and asking when  she ’s planning on getting pregnant.",
            "output": [
                "Cait Earnest"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Tuesday afternoon ESPN obtained a memo  NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell  wrote to NFL owners.\nIn it   Goodell   speaking on behalf of the organization  suggests athletes could soon be required to stand for the National Anthem writing  âWe believe that everyone should stand for the National Anthem.â\nNEW: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to team leaders: \"We believe that everyone should stand for the National Anthem\" [Link] pic.twitter.com/cEGFqycB5B â ABC News (@ABC) October 10  2017\n Goodell  adds that the league must âmove past the Anthem controversy â and that it has become a âbarrier to having honest conversations and making real progress to the underlying issues.â  Goodell  added that the league has developed a plan to tackle these âcore issuesâ to be presented during a league meeting next week.",
            "output": [
                "Roger Goodell"
            ]
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            "input": "Minister of the Interior Chien Tai-lang  said that he had called Fu Sunday evening and the divorce was confirmed. Admitting that Fu might be playing with a \"grey area\" of the law  Chien said that the authorities would look into whether Fu and his \"ex-wife\" are still living under the same roof.\n Chien pointed out that it is against the law for the holder of a public office to appoint a spouse or a member of the family living under the same roof as his or her deputy. The regulation is meant to avoid conflict of interest  he added.\n Chien said that as long as Hsu is still living with the Fu family  she would not qualify for the post.\n According to Chien  the relevant authorities will decide on the case based on facts.",
            "output": [
                "Interior Chien Tai-lang"
            ]
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            "input": "LONDON (Reuters) - The Alpine ski season is drawing near and Britain’s top Olympic hope  Dave Ryding  will be heading indoors  far from any snowcapped mountains.\nThree weeks in Hamburg may lack the glamour of Val d‘Isere and Wengen  but  Ryding  feels the north German port city’s indoor ski facility offers just what  he  needs ahead of potentially the biggest season of  his  career and February’s Pyeongchang Olympics in South Korea.\n“I like to go indoors because I know what I’m going to get ” the 30-year-old slalom specialist told Reuters on  his  return from three weeks of training in Ushuaia  in the glacial southernmost tip of Argentina.\nMost teams will incorporate some indoor time in their preparations  but the majority for days rather than weeks.  Ryding  is a bit different.\nRivals may think  he ’s mad  but it works for a man who last January equaled Britain’s best ever World Cup result with a stunning second place in Kitzbuehel - one of the showcase slaloms of the season.\n He  had led after the first run down the famed Hahnenkamm slope before being pipped by local favorite and overall World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher.\n“They (other rivals) think I’m crazy  but I’ve grown up on those short dry ski slopes which are the same length if not shorter ” said  Ryding .\nGrowing up in post-industrial north-west England   Ryding  grew familiar with dry ski slopes around the country by competing in summer series of races.\n Ryding  recognizes that Austria’s Olympic medal contenders are unlikely to have ever pitched a tent near a concrete hill but says such experiences stood  him  in good stead.\n“In the end we used to love camping. It just became the way of life ”  he  recalled.\nWhile there will never be a level playing field in a sport that involves steep slopes and sheets of jagged ice  and countries with considerable natural advantages   Ryding  has showed  he  has both the talent and resilience to succeed.\n Ryding  was 27th at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics and 17th in Sochi four years ago. Last season  he  had six top-10 finishes in the World Cup.\n His  first race of the 2017-18 season is scheduled for Levi  Finland  on Nov. 12 after the World Cup starts with a giant slalom in Soelden  Austria  at the end of October.\n”I’ve proven I can get a podium when my day’s right “  he  said. ”They (rivals) certainly take me more seriously than they used to four years ago  I guess.\n”I’ve never really looked at  myself  and thought I’m British and these Austrians are looking down at  me .",
            "output": [
                "Dave Ryding"
            ]
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            "input": "PBS announced Wednesday that it has âindefinitely suspendedâ the âTavis Smileyâ show and its namesake host amid sexual misconduct allegations  but  the talk show host  said  he  plans to âfight back.â\n Smiley  took to social media after the announcement and unequivocally denied the accusations of any wrongdoing against  him .\nMy response to PBS suspension full text here: [Link] pic.twitter.com/8KX2QIr660 â Tavis Smiley (@tavissmiley) December 14  2017\nThe investigation âfound credible allegations that  Smiley  had engaged in sexual relationships with multiple subordinatesâ and that some feared âtheir employment status was linked to the status of a sexual relationship with  Smiley  â an unnamed PBS spokeswoman told PBS NewsHour.\nThe investigation   Smiley  alleged on social media  was âbiased and sloppy  which led to a rush to judgment  and trampling on a reputation that I have spent an entire lifetime trying to establish.â\nWhat else did  Smiley  say?\nâI have the utmost respect for women and celebrate the courage of those who have come forth to tell their truth. To be clear  I have never groped  coerced  or exposed myself inappropriately to any workplace colleague in my entire broadcast career  covering 6 networks over 30 years â  Smiley  wrote. âNever. Ever. Never.â\nHow did  Smiley  learn about the investigation and  his  suspension?\nThe story of  his  suspension first broke on Variety  and  according to  Smiley   Variety knew about it before  he  did.\nâI learned of the investigation when former staffers started contacting me to share the uncomfortable experience of receiving a phone call from a stranger asking whether  I had ever done anything to make them uncomfortable  and if they could provide other names of persons to call â  he  wrote.\n Smiley  threatened a lawsuit after learning about the inquiries.\nPBS investigators âreluctantlyâ agreed to a meeting that lasted three hours   he  said. Soon after the meeting ended on Wednesday  Variety published the story.\nIn February  Observer published a piece written by Jacques Hyzagi  a former producer on Smileyâs television show. Hyzagi wrote about a trip he and  Smiley  took together for a special show taping.\n Smiley âs âmisogyny is always creeping around  barely camouflaged by Midwestern good manners â Hyzagi wrote.",
            "output": [
                "Tavis Smiley"
            ]
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            "input": "Russell Wilson  walks off with a victory. (Christian Petersen / Getty Images)\nThe Seattle Seahawks’ lightning-fast treatment of quarterback  Russell Wilson  on Thursday night violated the NFL’s concussion protocol  ESPN reports.\n Wilson   who spent a few moments in the sideline tent  did not leave the field and was not cleared by a team doctor and an independent physician  as the rules require. After a third-quarter hit to the chin by Arizona linebacker Karlos Dansby  referee Walt Anderson sent  Wilson  off to be tested. The telecast showed  Wilson  running off the field and sitting down to have the tent erected over  him . However   he  jumped up before medical personnel arrived and was on the field after being replaced by Austin Davis for one play.\n He  was on the field for two plays before the Seahawks punted and  with Arizona’s offense on the field   he  entered the tent for a longer time.  He  returned to the field when the Seahawks got the ball back. The league’s policy requires players to be cleared by a team physician and an independent neurological consultant before returning to practice or play.\nRussell Wilson leaves game  briefly  after this shot to the jaw: pic.twitter.com/mOkkI8AEXR — Deadspin (@Deadspin) November 10  2017",
            "output": [
                "Russell Wilson"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-4c9dc2e4b4c042f18c53aa0cfb8c4ebd",
            "input": "The Walking Dead returned with a bang for its eighth season Sunday night  as Alexandria  the Hilltop and the Kingdom escalated the conflict with Negan and the Saviors to all-out war. Before leading the attack on the Sanctuary   Rick  delivered one of  his  classic impassioned speeches about the meaning of the group's mission.\n\"We found each other and that bigger world is ours by right \"  he  said. \"And if we've come together  all of us  it's that much more true. It's ours by right. Any person who would live in peace and fairness  who would find common ground  they're right too. But those who use and take and kill to carve out the world and make it theirs alone  we end them. We don't celebrate it. We don't have shame about it either. There's only one person who has to die and I will kill him  myself . I will.\"\nHowever  there were also a series of cryptic flash-forwards interspersed with the present-day battle scenes that featured a much older  Rick  waking up in  his  home with Michonne  Carl and Judith followed by a wildly distressed  Rick  alone in an unclear location. \"My mercy prevails over my wrath \" the tearful  Rick  whispers near the end of the episode.\nThe old-man Rick sequence was teased in the trailer for the season that premiered at San Diego Comic-Con and led fans to speculate that the show intended to mirror the time-jump that takes place in the Walking Dead comic books following the war with Negan. But judging by the setup of the premiere  it seems more likely that it is only Rick's vision of what could have been if he and his family had been able to live in peace.",
            "output": [
                "Rick"
            ]
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            "input": "In 2015  Dr. Dong Chang  the director of the medical intensive care unit at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center  a public hospital in Los Angeles  decided to see whether the care being delivered in his ICU was appropriate.\n Chang  and  his  team also reviewed the use of intensive care at 94 hospitals in two states  Maryland and Washington  focusing on four common conditions that can lead to treatment in an intensive care unit.\n Chang  attributes the difference to doctors using intensive care based on their habits  hunches or training. Profit  he said  may also be a motive  but it didn't appear to be a driving force.\n\"We really don't have good standards and a good discussion going on about who should receive ICU care  \" Chang  said.\nThe unnecessary intensive care can also be harmful. The study found intensive care patients underwent more invasive procedures  like the insertion of catheters  including central lines  which carry the risk of infection. Overuse of the ICU is bad for patients who don't need it   Chang  said. Survival rates were also no better at the hospitals that used intensive care the most.\nReducing unneeded intensive care stays would save big money. Intensive care costs about $10 000 for a typical stay and accounts for 4 percent of national health care expenditures  according to research cited by  Chang 's team.\n Chang  hesitated to call the overuse of intensive care \"wasted\" health care spending.  He  said the medical literature calls it \"non-beneficial\" care  which is maybe a nicer way of saying the same thing.\nFor O'Neill   her  dispute of the fee for  her  daughter's ear piercing was a trip into the hell of medical billing.\nO'Neill is an attorney  so  she  knows how to weed through fine print. But it took  her  untold hours and phone calls to the hospital and  her  insurance company to root out the issue. The hospital had initially billed  her  insurer for the $1 877.86 for \"operating room services\" related to the ear piercing. The company rightly rejected payment for the cosmetic procedure. So  the hospital billed the family  according to  her  medical and billing records and correspondence.\nO'Neill said  she  got nowhere in several conversations with the manager of the hospital's team that deals with payments directly from consumers. Then in mid-July  O'Neill wrote a letter to the manager explaining that they were at an impasse and urged the hospital to cancel the bill.",
            "output": [
                "Dong Chang"
            ]
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            "input": "Hensley Meulens\n Resume: A Yankees-signed and developed outfield prospect   Meulens  underwhelmed in 14 years as a player before establishing a strong reputation as a coach.  He  served as the Giants’ hitting coach from 2010 through 2017 and  if  he  doesn’t get this gig  will be San Francisco’s bench coach in 2018.\nStrengths:  He  speaks five languages (English  Spanish  Dutch  Papiamento and Japanese) and has a particularly close bond with  his  fellow Curacao native Didi Gregorius  the Yankees’ shortstop.  He  has put in  his  time on a major-league coaching staff.\nWeaknesses:  His  only managing experience has come with the Netherlands in the 2013 and 2017 World Baseball Classic  which is more of a marketing gimmick than a true baseball competition.  His  jobs haven’t subjected  him  to anything approaching the media scrutiny he’d receive as Yankees manager.\nResume: A participant in 39 major-league games as a player  Wedge proceeded to manage 1 620 big-league games with the Indians (2003-09) and Mariners (2011-13).  He  won American League Manager of the Year honors in 2007  the one season  he  took a team to the playoffs.\nStrengths: Experience.  He ’s the only one on this list to have led a big-league team on a permanent basis (Thomson filled in for Girardi a few times)  and  he  did it quite often.  He  has worked twice with respected Blue Jays president Mark Shapiro  who currently deploys Wedge as a player development adviser.\nWeaknesses:  His  personality is regarded as so dry that  he  makes Girardi seem like Rip Taylor in comparison. His departure from Seattle after the 2013 season proved to be a messy one  as he lodged explosive accusations against the Mariners’ ownership and front office.",
            "output": [
                "Hensley Meulens"
            ]
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            "id": "task419-9f9c05a36ddd4c539c36f03c09bc39ab",
            "input": "With allegations of sexual misconduct now swirling around U.S. Senate candidate Judge Roy Moore  the left and the liberal media are finally starting to take stock of their long-running defense of their favorite accused rapist and serial philanderer   Bill Clinton .\nConsider the liberal publication “The Atlantic ” which has published a story with this headline and introduction: “Bill Clinton: A Reckoning. Feminists saved the 42nd president of the United States in the 1990s. They were on the wrong side of history; is it finally time to make things right?\"\n“The accusers of Bill Clinton back in the '90s were never given the credence and treated with the same respect that [Moore’s accusers] are being treated ” CNN’s Jake Tapper said. “And I think that there is something to be said about how society has evolved since then but  in addition  it's hard not to look back at that period and think: you know what  the media treated those women poorly.”\nMembers of the mainstream media are actually starting to realize that what  Bill Clinton  did was beyond disgraceful. From sodomizing an intern to groping women to the alleged rape of Juanita Broaddrick  the allegations against  Clinton  have been known for years. Those of us who objected at the time were told by these same media outlets that all of this was his personal business. It did not “rise to the level of impeachment.”\nTwo decades later  the biased left-wing media outlets are coming to terms with what they said and did and how they covered it all up. Paula Jones  Gennifer Flowers  Kathleen Willey and several more women have all told how they were dismissed  smeared and left by the side of the road by the  Clinton  machine and the mainstream media.\nTo be sure  there was a reckoning in court. In 1998   Bill Clinton  ended up paying Paula Jones $850 000 in an out-of-court settlement for her to drop her sexual harassment charges against  him . And in a related case   Bill Clinton  actually lost  his  license to practice law in Arkansas for five years. And we know  Clinton  was impeached.\nBut to the media   he  remained a darling and a lovable rogue. What has changed? Well  maybe the media  like so many in the Democratic Party  is finally done with the Clintons. Maybe they want to look consistent when they go after Roy Moore  whose alleged transgressions pale in comparison.",
            "output": [
                "Bill Clinton"
            ]
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            "input": "Bernie Sandersâ son is following in his fatherâs footstepsâheâs announcing his plans to run for Congress in New Hampshire.  Levi Sanders  is joining seven other Democrats and three Republicans in this year's race for the seat now held by Democratic Rep. Carol Shea-Porter  who is stepping down after her term ends.\nThe 48-year-old Levi currently works as a legal services analyst and has lived in New Hampshire for 15 years. Heâs running to represent New Hampshireâs 1st Congressional District  though he actually lives in the stateâs other district (thatâs legal under the Constitution).  Sen. Sanders   meanwhile  is running for reelection in Vermont this year  and is considered a potential candidate for president in 2020.\nHereâs what you need to know about the Son of  Sanders .\nThe bunny ears had to come out after he defeated me in chess. pic.twitter.com/T98bTyXBD5 â Levi Sanders (@Celentra) September 11  2017\nHis language even mimics his fatherâs in his statement announcing his candidacy. âFor over 17 years  I have represented the working class who have been beaten up by the system â his statement reads. âIt is time to demand that we have a system which represents the 99% and not the 1% who have never had it so good.â His father beat Hillary Clinton by 22 points in the New Hampshire Democratic primary  Vice News notes. âThe basic difference [between us] is that Iâm a vegetarian and heâs not â  Levi  told the site.\nThe New York Times points out how  Levi  has always been by  his  fatherâs side during his political campaigns. He also picked up his fatherâs penchant for activism  writing in a local newspaper about progressive issues and animal rights. Currently  he works as an advocate for people who are looking for Social Security benefits in Massachusetts. He has never held public office  though he once ran for city council in Claremont  New Hampshire  and he worked as a strategist for his fatherâs presidential run.\n Levi Sanders   center  with  his  father and Sen. Paul Wellstone in 1995. Getty Images\nHeâs not the first  Sanders  relative to run.\n Levi Sanders'  stepsister  Carina Driscoll  is running for mayor of Burlington  Vermont  a post held by  Bernie Sanders  four decades ago. Fox News adds that Driscollâs campaign has attracted some controversy over payments her business once received from a college her mother  Jane OâMeara Sanders  used to run.\n Levi âs wife  Raine Riggs  is a neuropsychologist who studies psychiatric conditions connected to cancer diagnoses  according to the New York Times. They have three children they adopted from China: Sunnee  Ryleigh  and Grayson  ABC News reports.\nTweet threads from users Dean Barker and Aphra Behn have gone viral since Sandersâ candidacy was announced. The threads both post old tweets  purportedly from Leviâs account  that seemingly trash political dynasties  support the NRA  and oppose a law to remove the Confederate flag from Virginia license plates  among other controversial topics.  Levi  has not yet commented about  his  past tweets.",
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            "input": "The funding would subsidize tourist agencies or redeem planned ticket price cuts in many scenic spots  said Chi.\n In addition  each traveler who visits Xinjiang before Aug. 31 would get a 10-yuan subsidy per day under the proposal  Chi said  predicting the move could attract 50 000 tourists during this period.\n About 3 400 domestic and overseas tourist groups  comprising 200 000 travelers  had canceled tours as of Sunday  said Chi.\n Xinjiang is estimated to have lost 1 billion yuan in revenue if each traveler had spent 5 000 yuan  he said  forecasting losses of 5 billion yuan this year.",
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            "input": "Prince Harry had contemplated the advantages of marrying a celebrity before  he  met Meghan Markle  telling friends that “only somebody who was already in the public eye would be able to understand and handle everything” that being  Harry ’s bride would entail  it has been reported.\n Harry   33  met divorcee Miss Markle  36  last summer  shortly after making the alleged comments  but a source told The Sunday Times: “I don’t think he went out and deliberately looked for a famous actress.”\nHowever  there is a certain logic to  Harry ’s decision to court a celebrity after his previous two serious relationships crumbled.\nChelsy Davy  32  and Cressida Bonas  28  both struggled with the remorseless attention that came with being  Harry ’s girlfriend.\nPrior to meeting Meghan   Harry  had frequently spoken about the challenges  he  faced in dating women.\nSpeaking in 2016   he  told of the \"massive paranoia that sits inside  me \" when it comes to women.\n\"If or when I do find a girlfriend \"  he  said  \"I will do my utmost... to ensure that me and her can get to the point where we're actually comfortable with each other before the massive invasion that is inevitably going to happen into her privacy.",
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            "input": "EBMA secretary-general Moreno Fioravanti  said Europeans buy some 20 million bicycles per year  of which about 10 percent are now e-bikes  with the potential to rise to a quarter within five years.\nEuropean companies had pioneered the pedal-assist technology that e-bikes use and had invested about 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion) last year   he  said  but was risking losing its industry to China.\n“Today the European bikes are the best in the world and we have to invest every year to renew the range. The Chinese are getting the money from the government and the subsidies have an impact of 30  40  even 50 percent of the price of the product ”  Fioravanti  said.\n“You have subsidies  which generate overcapacity  which generate dumping ”  he  said.",
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            "input": "Salvador Tello  said the gunman fired at a truck in front of  him  as  he  was dropping off  his  three children.  Tello  said  he  was about three blocks from the school when bullets made “big holes” in the truck in front of  him .\n He  said  he  forced  his  children to duck down and slammed  his  truck into reverse and headed to the children’s grandmother’s house.\n“I put my kids down and put my truck in reverse and went out ”  he  said. “I don’t believe it because I wake up  take my kids  feed them cereal and put them in the truck and says ‘Let’s go to school like a normal day.'”\nOn the way   he  said   he  saw an apparent gunshot victim and police at another scene.",
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            "input": "Iâm watching the Nats-Cubs game (go Nats!)  but I figured Iâd post this live video stream of the final 2017 Virginia gubernatorial debate. Go  Ralph !\n.@RalphNortham shows up for VA â as lt. governor and in our military in Desert Storm. Ed Gillespie is busy lobbying in DC. #VAGovDebate â Don Beyer (@DonBeyerVA) October 9  2017\nA study in contrasts: The @NRA is spending $1 million on Ed Gillespie's behalf. Meanwhile   Ralph  is proud of  his  F-rating. #VAGovDebate â Ralph Northam (@RalphNortham) October 9  2017\nAs an Army doctor and pediatric neurologist   Ralph âs been serving VA for years. Ed shows up for whoever pays  him . #VAGovDebate â Ralph Northam (@RalphNortham) October 9  2017\nBOOM: \"I think a child neurologist is more qualified to deal with the opioid crisis than a DC lobbyist.\" @RalphNortham #VAGovDebate â Kevin Donohoe (@ksidonohoe) October 9  2017\nWith tonightâs final #VAGovDebate   @RalphNortham  once again showed why  he âs ready to be our next governor & fight for our values. 29 days! â Tim Kaine (@timkaine) October 10  2017\ndes·per·ate: @EdWGillespie attacking  @RalphNortham  for working as a pediatric neurologist while also serving as LG (a part-time role in VA) [Link] â Jarrod Nagurka (@JNagurka) October 10  2017",
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            "input": "Sandra Bursch  watches as  her  grandson Gage gets a high-five from Shyla  a 3-year-old labrador  as Gage’s brother  Mason  watches at  Bursch ’s home in Los Angeles. (Bob Riha Jr./for The Washington Post)\nEach month   72-year-old Sandra Bursch  withdraws $4 200 from  her  retirement savings to cover  her  bills. A chunk of it goes toward paying college bills — for  her  grandson Gage.  She  anticipates doing the same for Gage’s younger brother  Mason  when he graduates from high school in another year.\nEvery stitch of their clothing  all of their meals and day-to-day expenses have been  her  responsibility since 2003  when drug use by  her  daughter and son-in-law prompted the police to remove the children from their home.\n Sandra Bursch  points to a favorite photo of  her  grandsons  Gage and Mason  who have been  her  responsibility since 2003. (Bob Riha Jr/For The Washington Post)\n Bursch  has saved the money she received from the state after adopting her grandsons out of foster care  creating a trust for the boys in the event of her death. The boys came to  Bursch  and  her  husband emotionally scarred and in need of love and patience   she  said. There were rough patches  especially when the boys’ parents and grandfather died  leaving  Bursch  to care for the boys by  herself .\n Bursch ’s grandson Gage did not qualify for financial aid to attend Los Angeles Valley College because of the income she draws from her annuities  she said. He was  however  allowed to register for classes early and provided counseling on campus because he was in the foster care system.\nWhile  Bursch  has covered the costs of community college   she  said  her  grandson will use the $14 000 in the 529 college savings plan that  she  and  her  husband established for him as a child. The savings plan allows families to invest without the earnings being taxed  so long as the funds are used to pay for college expenses. The money   she  said  was not enough to pay for four years of college  but it will give the boys a chance of graduating without a lot of student debt.\n“I’d tell everyone now to go talk to them at the college and find out what they can do for you. I didn’t know to do that  ” Bursch  said. “I wasn’t aware of what was out there  and I suspect many grandparents are in the same position.”",
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            "input": "Rupert Murdoch-controlled Twenty-First Century Fox Inc.  is looking to finalize a deal to buy about 10 television stations from Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc.  the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.\n Sinclair  is selling the channels to win regulatory approval for  its  deal to buy Tribune Media Co.  the report said  citing people familiar with the matter.\nThe channels being sold will include some in important U.S. National Football League markets  such as Seattle and Denver  the FT said  adding that the sale will help  Fox  monetize  its  NFL rights better.\n Fox  declined to comment while Sinclair did not immediately respond to request for comment.\n Fox ’s move comes less than a month after  it  decided to sell  its  film  television and international businesses to Walt Disney Co. for $52.4 billion in stock.\nBefore Walt Disney’s acquisition   Fox  will spin off into a newly listed company its Fox Broadcasting network and stations  Fox News Channel  Fox Business Network  sports channels FS1  FS2 and Big Ten Network.",
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            "input": "Economist Angus Deaton and Princeton University Professor Anne Case  told the Wall Street Journal that the opioid crisis  alcoholism  and suicide continue to aggravate the American white working class mortality rate.\n Dr. Deaton  suggested that the country’s white community split into two camps: white Americans with bachelor’s degrees continue to thrive  while American whites without a bachelor’s degree face increasingly dire circumstances.\nI think there are several answers to that. Mortality rates for suicide  for drug overdose  for alcoholism are rising for people without a college degree. Those are the big increases that we’re seeing  and it isn’t just about the financial crisis. This started back as far as we can break out education in death certificates  which is 1990. It has been a slow  steady trend up in all three of those for people without  a B.A.\nDeaton  then suggested that one of the reasons that the white working class mortality rate skyrocketed in recent years is that  compared to European countries  America has much looser control over opioids.  Deaton  said:\nThe two researchers suggested that America’s white working class continues to have their institutions: family  church  and job  disappear. Case and Deaton speculated that white America’s crumbling institutions has led to rising opioid addiction  alcoholism  and suicide.",
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            "input": "(CNN) President Donald Trump has a longtime habit in high-profile meetings that's no \"Art of the Deal\" secret: a casual drop-by from daughter Ivanka Trump.\nTake Wednesday's meeting with congressional leaders:  Ivanka Trump   who also serves as a White House adviser  \"entered the Oval Office to 'say hello' and the meeting careened off-topic \" a congressional source briefed on the meeting told CNN's Deirdre Walsh.\nSome Republican leaders were \"visibly annoyed by  Ivanka 's presence \" the source said.\nMarc Short  White House director of legislative affairs  confirmed the purpose of  Ivanka Trump's  visit.\n\"We asked  Ivanka  to briefly join the meeting for an update on the child care tax credit and how we are working to make tax reform a bipartisan issue \" he said. \"It was a quick and productive conversation.\"\n1:2 Just concluded a great meeting on #TaxReform & the Child Tax Credit w/ coalitions supporting tax relief for American working families. pic.twitter.com/sj07COcW8P —  Ivanka Trump (@IvankaTrump) September 6  2017\n  Ivanka Trump  also joined  her  father Wednesday afternoon in North Dakota  where  he  gave a tax reform speech.\nIn the middle of  his  remarks  the President brought  her  onstage.\n\"By the way   Ivanka Trump ? Everybody loves  Ivanka Trump  \"  he  said. \"Come on  should I bring Ivanka up?\n He  added that  his  daughter had asked to join  him  on the trip.\n Ivanka Trump  made brief remarks on stage before leaving the stage.\nWhile  Trump  was speaking to The New York Times in July   Ivanka Trump  and daughter Arabella Kushner popped in to say \"hello\" as  he  was answering a question about former FBI Director James Comey's testimony on Capitol Hill.\n\" His  testimony is loaded up with lies  OK? But people didn't -- we had a couple people that said -- 'Hi baby  how are you?' \"  Trump  said as  his  granddaughter entered the room.\n\"Just wanted to come say 'hi ' \"  Ivanka Trump  said as  she  stood in the doorway  according to a transcript of the interview.\n The President  asked  his  granddaughter to say hello to the reporters in Mandarin  touting the six-year-old's \"good  smart genes \" before returning to the topic at hand.\nLater that month   Ivanka Trump  dropped by an interview  the President  was having with The Wall Street Journal.",
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            "input": "Mark Sargent  a software analyst from Boulder now living in Seattle   is the primary organizer of the movement and has made more than a thousand videos.  He  believes Colorado’s open-mindedness accounts for its prominent position among believers.\nBack in 2015  when  he  typed “flat Earth” into YouTube  he ’d get 50 000 hits. Now it’s more than 18.7 million  beating out Lady Gaga and closing in on Donald Trump at about 21.3 million.  Sargent  said  he  suspects millions of believers remain “in the closet” to avoid ridicule.\n“My channel broke 10 million views in December ”  he  said. “This is my full-time job now.”\nSargent  49  became a believer after watching videos and realizing  he  could “no longer prove the globe.”\nThe flat Earth revival   he  said  can be explained in large part by YouTube  increased skepticism of authority and the message of hope it conveys.\n“Science doesn’t even get their arguments out there ”  Sargent  said. “They try to beat us with math but people don’t understand it. It might as well be static  so they listen to  me .”",
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            "input": "“I support  Assad  because  he 's the defender of Middle Eastern Christianity \" one member of the alt-right tells BuzzFeed News  giving just one reason why  he  and others like  him  back the Syrian president.\nThe brutal leader at the center of Syria’s five-year-long war has found support in one of the least likely places — among the alt-right. The white nationalists and trolls who identify with the alt-right have lifted up Bashar al-Assad as a hero in recent years. Support for the Syrian president means they can further tangled internet conspiracy theories  taps into a deep vein of anti-Semitism  anti-interventionism  and anti-globalism  and allows them to wind up their biggest enemy: liberals. It was a love affair years in the making. The nationalistic fervor that the Syrian government whipped up in its propaganda over the years has found a home in the hearts of many on the alt-right  the Intercept reports. From the point of view of James Alex Fields Jr. — who posted a popular meme of  Assad  on  his  Facebook profile before being charged with the death of a counterprotester in Charlottesville  Virginia  last month — and others like  him    Assad  was a figurehead who symbolized rebellion  a rejection of the popularly accepted narrative.  He  was also the perfect way to troll liberals like the ones Fields was marching against in Charlottesville. As Ben Nimmo of the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab put it  the simplest explanation of the alt-right’s support for  Assad  is “the principle of ‘my enemy’s enemy’” — meaning mainstream media and politicians. “ Assad  has been repeatedly condemned by mainstream politicians  especially Democrats  and the mainstream media ” Nimmo told BuzzFeed News. “The alt-right forged their identity around demonizing the Democrats and the mainstream media. Amplifying or supporting  Assad  is therefore a way for the alt-right to troll their enemies.”\n\" Assad  did nothing wrong \" the man yells. \"Support the Syrian Arab Army.\" In the background another man chimes in: \" Assad  is the man!\"\n\" Assad  did nothing wrong\" - Baked Alaska at UVA tonight. \"Barrel bombs  hell yeah!\"\nThe protests in Charlottesville culminated in violence and the death of a young female counterprotester  Heather Heyer. In the days after her killing  a pro- Assad  meme  showing the Syrian leader dressed in military fatigues  wearing sunglasses  and with the word “undefeated” at the bottom  was found on Fields' Facebook page.\nPeople who fall in the center of the Venn diagram of  Assad  backers and Trump fans contacted in the aftermath  including both devoted members of the alt-right movement and those who have disavowed it  said they had been pro- Assad  before being pro-Trump. Many said they believed that  Assad  would protect Syria’s Christians after pro-democracy protests morphed into a civil war following the government’s brutal crackdown. Lue-Yee Tsang  an alt-right supporter in his late twenties who lives in the DC area  said he supported a president who protected and “supported the right of peaceful groups to maintain their ways of life ” as he believes Assad did. When the US election came around  Trump was the only candidate he considered supporting. “I’d love to have a Christian emperor instead  but given the field he was the best there was ” he said. A far right nationalist  who goes by the Twitter handle @IWillRedPillYou  who supports the expression of the alt-right’s views and who declined to give their real name  put it simply: “I support  Assad  because  he 's the defender of Middle Eastern Christianity.”\n Bashar al Assad  is a hero. The protector of Christians in the Middle East.\nAn estimated million Christians are among the 6 million people who have been displaced inside Syria or fled the country entirely among intense fighting  while others are reported to have fled to regime-held areas  and generally support the regime. Many were targeted by ISIS  who began operating in the country in 2014  further compounding the violence of the civil war. Some alt-right supporters said their love for  Assad  was also a means of advocating for American non-intervention  a facet they share with some left-wing supporters of  Assad 's regime. But they also stress the need to fight ISIS — the alt-right has repeatedly trumpeted the threat that radical Islamic terror poses to America  and the west generally. In  Assad   many on the far and alt-right see the Syrian leader holding a “crucial foothold” against larger geopolitical forces  Alexander Reid Ross  author of the new book Against the Fascist Creep and a lecturer of geography at Portland State University  told The Intercept.  Assad ’s actions would contain Islamic terror but (crucially) wouldn’t involve American forces. But more than that  those who spoke to BuzzFeed News were convinced that the Syrian war wasn’t simply a case of citizens agitating for freedom from a repressive regime. What they saw was Israel and the so-called “deep state” hard at work to disrupt a country that's just trying to protect itself. (The “deep state” refers to the myriad intelligence agencies and establishment officials they believe really run the US at the expense of the people.) What that meant  they said  was that  Assad  wasn’t the villain —  he  was the hero. “Without  Assad  Muslims would conquer and likely decimate those remaining Christians ” user @IWillRedPillYou said. If anything   Assad ’s faith as part of a minority Muslim sect in Syria — albeit a hugely powerful one — was yet another a reason to support him. And  he said  the Syrian dictator was a “sovereign leader that's been targeted by Zionist expansion for the better part of a decade.” “Even those who know very little about  Assad  see [being pro- Assad ] as part of a culture of opposition to both Daesh and the Jewish state of Israel ” Tsang  who stated he was “not anti-Muslim at all ” said. “I mean  it’s all over the memes so it’s easy to pick up  culturally.” User @IWillRedPillYou claimed that Israel wished to take part of Syria in the Golan Heights  while Iran’s involvement in the conflict was due to a desire to push back against Israel. “ Bashar al-Assad  is caught in the midst of fighting both ” they said. “ Bashar al-Assad  did nothing wrong.” Such beliefs  Nimmo noted  were reflective of the alt-right’s “very strong preference for conspiracy theories” and their “abiding belief in the ‘Deep State’ and ‘neocon’ conspiracies to hold onto power against The Will Of The People.” The focus on Israel mirrored their focus on Jews in the US.\nIt appeared to begin with a hashtag that appeared earlier that year  #CantMossadTheAssad  which had its first mentions on Twitter from very small accounts with fewer than 100 followers each. The hashtag itself played into the recurring anti-Semitic theme among many in the alt-right — that Israel’s intelligence and security agency was running the show in Syria. In August 2013  Alex Jones of Infowars ran an interview with a pro- Assad  blogger named Mimi Al-Laham  better known as PartisanGirl  but who also goes by a host of online names. Al-Laham told Jones it was implausible that the Syrian government had staged the chemical attack  which killed hundreds of people  including children  and was documented by extensive video evidence. The US  the UK  and France all said in September  following a UN report  that they believed only the Syrian government was behind the attack. But almost immediately after the videos of the attack began spreading on Twitter  supporters of  Assad  — from alt-right trolls to the Russian government — said there was no way the  Assad  regime could be involved. Jones also ran with it and said the operation was a “false flag ” an event staged to spark a reaction  blaming the attack on the rebels and claiming the war itself was part of a movement orchestrated by Goldman Sachs and Israel. Those in the alt-right appear to see no issue in cheerleading for a Muslim leader while simultaneously agitating against Islam. So Richard Spencer  who first helped popularize the term “alt-right ” is able to aggressively support Trump’s “Muslim ban ” while also getting behind the Syrian dictator because  as he told BuzzFeed News   Assad  had been “educated in the West and offer[ed] a civilized variant of Islam.” “ He  was educated in Britain  so was  his  wife   he  just seems to be a reasonable person ”  he  said. “I have more sympathy to some leaders because I feel I share something with them. I do like  him  more.  His  wife is very beautiful and a sophisticated woman as well.”\nThe #AltRight backs  Assad .\n Spencer  said  he ’d been “aware” of  Assad  since the early 2000s. Coverage of  Assad  at the time  soon after  he ’d inherited the presidency from  his  father  was limited to a rigged referendum confirming  his  succession ( he  was the only candidate) and muted support for an opening up of the tightly controlled state.\nThe core of it for  Spencer  was that  Assad   in addition to being the “rightful  legitimate ruler of Syria ” was fighting ISIS. Harking back to the question of  his  support for an Islamic leader   Spencer  stated: “The question really isn’t do I support white people or  Assad   the question really is whether I support  Assad  or ISIS?” But the alt-right narrative was complicated by the 2017 chemical attack on Khan Sheikhoun in Idlib province  which Trump responded to by launching a series of airstrikes into Syria — the first time the US had targeted the regime in all its years of smaller-scale involvement. The strikes provoked a split in prominent alt-right media figures  between those who continued to support Trump and those who officially declared themselves “OFF the Trump train ” in the case of British citizen Paul Joseph Watson. (He would later recant and rejoin the train.)\nThose in the alt-right who supported  Assad  prior to supporting Trump came to see the US president’s strikes as explicit evidence of the deep state’s interference in Syria  with Mike Cernovich  at the time a leading alt-right personality  leading the charge by amplifying the #SyriaHoax false flag — laying the blame squarely at the feet of the “deep state.” As  Spencer  put it: “The fact that I  and most all of the alt-right  offer  him  moral support is because  he  has become a bogeyman in the mainstream media and is clearly the target of the Deep State  military industrial complex  foreign-policy establishment.” “Sure  there might be some kids out there who want to shock their parents with an  Assad  meme  or something like that ”  he  admitted  putting those individuals on one end of a “spectrum” of support for the Syrian leader. Many of those in the alt-right  who support  Assad   are situated somewhere in the middle of reactionary trolling and deep state theories  according to  Spencer . “There are a lot of people who are so skeptical of everything that Washington does that whenever  Assad  is in the crosshairs they don’t like it  even if they don’t quite understand the full complexity of the issue.”  He  continued: “But I imagine that  on the whole  most in the alt-right share my perspective.” The engagement of a mostly younger  internet-literate crowd — like Tsang — rests on an bedrock of older and more traditional right-wing and far-right support for the Syrian president. David Duke  former imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan  has voiced his support for  Assad   as has Ann Coulter. Across the Atlantic  France’s Marine Le Pen has stated that  Assad  is the the “solution” to the region’s current turmoil  and in the UK  Nigel Farage has voiced tepid support for the continuation of the  Assad  regime  as has controversial columnist Katie Hopkins  British Infowars writer Watson  and British Nationalist Party founder Tommy Robinson. But Cernovich wants everyone to ignore the memes  the support at Charlottesville  the discussions online — and his once-upon-a-time advocacy for  Assad . As Cernovich attempts to join the mainstream   he  is pivoting away from some tenets — such as support for  Assad  — and  despite evidence to the contrary  arguing that such support does not exist. Despite that  he  does think the Syrian leader should remain in place: “Opposing regime change  in my view  isn’t supporting anyone.” “Zero Trump supporters back  Assad   this is the definition of fake news ”  he  said. “I've talked to thousands of Trump supporters  never heard of  Assad  support.” ●",
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            "input": "The drug  called  Kymriah   is a highly personalized cancer treatment called CAR T-cell therapy (CAR is short for chimeric antigen receptor).\nThe FDA approved  Kymriah  to treat pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia in people up to age 25.\nThe one-time treatment isn't cheap: Novartis  which makes  Kymriah   on Wednesday said the price would be $475 000  which is lower than many expected. Only about 600 people a year could get this treatment  based on Wednesday's approval. Even so  the approval has industry experts and cancer doctors excited.\nHow  Kymriah  works\n Kymriah  isn't your run-of-the-mill pill — or even a biologic drug  like insulin — that can be mass produced. Since the therapy is made from a person's own immune system  the process can take about three weeks.\nWhile that's a one-time process  it's not the end of the road. About half of the patients in a Kymriah study got cytokine-release syndrome  a response to the reprogrammed cells running loose in the body. It can cause high fevers and flu-like symptoms  and it can be life-threatening. If they get it  patients need to be admitted to intensive-care units  which can bring additional costs. (The FDA on Wednesday expanded the approval of Actemra  a rheumatoid-arthritis drug that can also treat cytokine-release syndrome.)\nIn a trial of 63 patients treated with Kymriah  83% were in remission after three months  and 64% were still in remission after a year.\nKymriah is the first CAR-T cell therapy to get approved  and several more are in the works. Kite Pharma  Juno Therapeutics  and Bluebird Bio are among a growing group of biotech companies working with CAR-T. Kite  which was recently acquired by Gilead Sciences  is expected to hear back from the FDA about its treatment for aggressive B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma by November.\n\"We're at the very beginning of what's going to be a big new field of medicine \" said  David Epstein  who helped license Kymriah from the University of Pennsylvania while at Novartis .\n Epstein  left Novartis in 2016 as CEO of its pharmaceuticals divisions.  He 's now the executive chairman of Rubius Therapeutics  a biotech firm that's also working with cell therapy to develop treatments like  Kymriah  that don't have to be as personalized. The hope is that one day doctors will be able to prescribe a cell therapy and use it that same day instead of waiting weeks to get it back.\n Epstein  said  he  envisioned cell therapies having much shorter life cycles than traditional drugs. Instead of getting a better  updated therapy for a disease every decade or so  we might begin to see second-generation cell therapies in a few years.\nThose updates could increase the number of patients that cell therapies can treat. The 600 or so people a year eligible for  Kymriah  now could become tens of thousands  but  it  would require some major changes   Epstein  said.\nFor one  the treatments would have to treat more types of cancer than the one  Kymriah  was approved for on Wednesday.\nAnd to affect more people  the cell therapies would need to go beyond blood cancers. Right now  that's where most of the big successes have come from  but that could one day include solid tumors and maybe even autoimmune diseases like Type 1 diabetes   Epstein  said.",
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            "input": "Austria is set to become the only western European country with a far-right party in government after the FPO under Heinz-Christian Strache and Sebastian Kurz’s People’s Party (OVP) struck a coalition deal on Friday.\n“Our model does not provide for any referendum ... that contradicts European law or fundamental rights or our constitution ”  Kurz  said.\nIn future  if a petition has the support of 900 000 voters and parliament does not support the issue  it can be turned into a legally binding referendum   Kurz  said at a news conference in Vienna  where  he  and Strache presented the coalition program.\nAustrians will have to vote on this proposal as it will require a comprehensive change to the constitution  for which a vote is already mandatory   Kurz  said.",
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            "input": "Two summers ago I lost my keys for a full week . As a hyper - organized person whom Freud would have labeled “ anal retentive  ” this freaked me out . It was my then - 9 - year - old daughter who finally found the keys . I had slipped them into the pocket of her book bag when rushing frantically between assorted appointments . The keys had a relaxing week with Kelsea at pottery camp while I sweated and stewed over their absence . The technological solution All week long I wished I could “ call ” my keys like I do my cellphone when I need to find it . So I bought a gizmo to do just that . The product came in two parts : a little fob to attach to whatever you want to keep track of   and a remote control to press when you have   indeed   lost track of that thing . When you press the remote   the fob is supposed to chirp like a homing beacon . I attached the fob   stowed the remote somewhere I wouldn ’ t lose it — wouldn ’ t that be ironic ?— and went about my life . [ Misleading furniture labels : How to tell whether you have the real deal ] This past fall   I once again lost my keys . After searching for them for 20 minutes   I remembered the gizmo . “ Yes !” I thought   pleased and proud of my foresight . I yanked the remote out of the cabinet   pressed the button   and . The batteries in the remote   the fob — or both — had died . In my quest to remember where I put my keys   I had chosen a system that required me to remember to change batteries . There are now even higher - tech stuff - tracking - devices that integrate with your smartphone via Bluetooth . They   too   require batteries that can die . If you ’ re going to go this route   I suggest creating a calendar alert that reminds you to change the batteries annually . Of course   you ’ ll need to find the little round batteries the device requires . And you ’ ll need to remember to reset the calendar alert after you change them . You might as well just remember where you put your keys . The productivity coach ’ s solution Since “ smart technology ” failed me   I decided to consult a smart person instead :  Stever Robbins    a Harvard MBA and former CEO who coaches other CEOs on productivity .  Robbins  also hosts the “ Get It Done Guy ” podcast   which is where I first heard  him  talk about how to stop losing things . “ Bluntly   a major way to kill your productivity is to have to search for the things you need  ”  Robbins  said . “ Ideally   you want everything you ’ re going to use close to your fingertips . If it ’ s lost   you have to move your fingertips to go find it .” Therefore    Robbins  offers three pointers for keeping track of your belongings : 1 . Create a designated place for essentials . Try this exercise : Walk into your home with fresh eyes and look for a place where you can easily and reliably stow your essentials . If there is no such place   create one . For example   you might install a shelf with hooks beneath it near a power outlet . That way you can place your wallet and phone ( plugged in ) on the shelf and hang your keys from the hook . Having designated spots for true essentials like this will ward off the bulk of losses . If you have a tendency to lose things you use less often — say   your tool kit — the same principle applies : Create a specific place you will always keep it and then stick to it . Label the spot   if necessary   to remind yourself . [ The 14 most useful household products — and what you can do with them ] 2 . Create multiple places   if needed . But there ’ s more . Robbins knows our routines can vary . Maybe you enter your home through the back door when coming in from a run   but through the front when coming in from your car . Stowing your stuff near the front door when you ’ ve just come in the back goes against human nature . That ’ s why he suggests you create designated spots for your essentials near both doors . “ You want to limit the possible places where lost things can go to as few places as possible  ” Robbins said . That way you never need to check more than those one or two places to find something . Scan places before you leave . What about when you ’ re out and about ? First   Robbins tries to quickly create a temporary “ designated place ” wherever he is . If he ’ s at a coffee house   maybe he deliberately places his essential items in the righthand corner of the table . “ Then   when I ’ m going to leave a place   first I scan the area that I designated as my homeless items place  ”  Robbins  said . Next   he scans the entire room or   at least   wherever he has been in that room . For example    Robbins  gathers all his luggage by the door before leaving a hotel room   then walks the room from wall to wall to see if he ’ s forgotten anything . He may “ waste ” a couple of minutes doing that   but he saves many more minutes — calling the hotel   having his lost items shipped — when he finds something he forgot . Robbins ’ s guidance is gold . I myself decided years ago to put my wallet in the left outside pocket of my purse and my keys in the right — and I hardly ever lose them . But   as you know   sometimes I do . The NeuroLeadership coach ’ s solution For that I turned to certified NeuroLeadership Coach Linda Cassell of Quantum Leap Coaching and Training   who has studied brain science extensively to help her clients be more effective executives — and people . Cassell says that to a neuroscientist the key question is : “ Under what conditions do we lose things ?” Fortunately for us   she knows the answer : “ There is an old adage that says ‘ never go to sleep when you are angry  ’ ” Cassell said . “ If you want to know how not to lose things   never put anything away when you are stressed .” This explains why my own system was derailed when I was frantically rushing . “ Even if you have the good habit of putting your keys in the same place every time  ” Cassell explained   “ chances are   under those conditions   stress will void that habit .” Does this mean we all have to practice yoga and meditation so we won ’ t lose our keys ? Cassell says there are quicker   easier ways to reduce your stress and keep track of your stuff . Here are her tips : 1 . Cassell has studied under Mark Waldman   a neuroscience researcher at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles . That ’ s where she learned about the power of yawning . “ Yawning can release approximately 1   200 stress - reducing chemicals  ” Cassell said . “ Try worrying while you yawn . Put away your keys now   and you are likely to remember their location .” 2 . Cassell said stretching your body while you yawn is even better . Take a moment to stretch   starting with your neck and shoulders and moving to your arms and torso . The theory is stretching causes your brain to communicate relaxing signals to your body   which   in turn   helps you make better decisions . In this case   hopefully you ’ ll decide to put your keys in their designated spot . Finally   Cassell suggests a quick and easy mindfulness exercise . “ When you find yourself preoccupied   do something to bring yourself back into the moment  ” she said . “ Rub the palms of your hands together   take a gentle breath   or make a Mona Lisa smile . When you are present   you are in the driver ’ s seat . You get to choose what actions you will take .” The goal is to disrupt the “ muscle memory ” that allows our bodies to do things without our brains knowing what ’ s going on . Now that you are calm and conscious   put your keys - wallet - cellphone - toolkit away . Chances are   you won ’ t lose them .",
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            "input": "\"I was n't sure you were going to wake up ,\" said Bush . \nSome were recently joined on that journey by their former Commander-in-Chief George W. Bush in Dallas . \nBush Joins Veterans at Portraits of Courage Exhibit . \nFormer President George W. Bush made a surprise visit and joined veterans at the new Portraits of Courage exhibit at the Bush Presidential Center . \nBush enlisted the help of NBC 5 's Meredith Land to help surprise the wounded warriors at the gym . \n\"Hey Carlos ,\" Bush said . \nSome were recently joined on that journey by their former Commander-in-Chief George W. Bush in Dallas . \nPresident George W. Bush pinned a Purple Heart on him while was lying unconscious in his hospital bed . \n\"I am proud to serve under you ,\" Colon said to Bush . \nBush said . \n\"I know it ,\" said Bush . \n\"You 're a good man ,\" Bush told Colon . \nPresident Bush , Speaker Ryan Surprise Wounded Vets in Dallas . \nColon said to Bush . \n\"Yeah , you really have ,\" said Bush . \n\"This is Carlos ,\" Land said to Bush .",
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            "input": "Imagine you 're Mitt Romney . \n\"I think Mitt Romney would want to have a little bit more influence than a first-time senator would typically have . \nRomney needs to know he 's going to have some clout if and when he get to Washington . \nWith rumors that Mitt Romney is more seriously exploring a Senate run in Utah , many political observers are wondering why ? \nHe says there 's a few reasons Romney may want to re-enter politics . \nAtlantic writer McKay Coppins first reported on Romney considering the idea last spring . \n\"By all accounts everyone I talk to says that this would be a cakewalk for Romney ,\" says Coppins . \n\"The reasons for Mitt Romney running are two-fold : one , he 's genuinely alarmed by Donald Trump 's rise ,\" says Coppins . \nFinally , Romney will need to have the blessing of his family , especially his wife Ann , to re-enter the political fray . \nBut Coppins says he seems to be warming to the idea with Romney waiting in the wings . \nThe second item on Romney 's checklist ?",
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            "input": "A Salt Lake County jail booking statement released Thursday says  28-year-old Allen Elseth  was taken into custody after a state trooper smelled marijuana at an accident scene.\nDocuments say  Elseth  ran across Interstate 80 after the officer let him out to urinate and jumped a barbed-wire topped fence into an airport parking lot.\nAuthorities say  Elseth  climbed on top of the driver and hit the gas  but the lawmen hung on until they stopped the car and subdued him with a Taser.\nNo attorney was immediately listed for  Elseth .",
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            "input": "Warren County Regional Jail\nKentucky State Police Master Trooper Jeremy Hodges  said  he  could not release details of the assault because of security issues.  Hodges  did say that Boucher is an acquaintance of Paul. CBS affiliate WNKY reports the Boucher is a neighbor of Paul's.\n Hodges  said Boucher would have faced more serious charges if had  he  used a weapon or if Paul had been injured seriously.\n\"If  he  was using any type of a dangerous instrument  then it would have been a felony charge \"  Hodges  said by telephone Saturday.",
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            "input": "There are more airlines for Boeing to serve in those emerging markets  which has helped the company diversify its backlog of plane orders. Investors like to see a strong queue of plane orders set to be filled  said  Chris Higgins  a senior equity analyst at Morningstar .\nThe backlog size — bolstered by increases in air traffic demand — helped keep the aerospace industry afloat during the downturn in the last economic cycle   Higgins  said. Some investors are starting to question whether the market is still hinged to global economy cycles.\n“It’s giving people a lot of comfort ”  Higgins  said.\nAnalysts expect the demand for Caterpillar’s and Boeing’s products to continue at least into 2018  though  Higgins  from Morningstar said  it ’s going to be hard for Boeing’s stock to repeat what happened in 2017.  Higgins  also pointed to some potential events at Boeing  such as the rumored acquisition of Brazilian jet-maker Embraer  that might not make investors too happy  but it’s still unclear whether those will pan out   he  said.",
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                "Higgins"
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            "input": "Undersheriff Kevin McMahill of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department  said at a press briefing the department has been exploring every aspect of Paddock's life  from birth to death  in search of an explanation.  He  said they have looked into details regarding Paddock's personal life  political affiliations  social behaviors  and economic situation — but answers remain evasive.\n\"We have been down each and every single one of these paths trying to determine why. Trying to determine who else may have known of these plans  \" McMahill  said  adding that the rumors and speculation that have abounded in the wake of the shooting have been unhelpful to their investigation.\n\"In the past  terror attacks or mass-murder incidents  motive was made very clear  very clear in most of those cases by a note that was left  by a social media post  by a telephone call that was made  by investigators mining computer data  \" McMahill  said. \"Today in our investigation  we don't have any of that uncovered. I wish we did. We will and are continuing to investigate with great tenacity and hope to arrive at an answer.\"\n McMahill  also shot down several prevalent rumors that have circulated throughout media reports  telling reporters that they are confident no second shooter was in the room with Paddock during the attack.  He  said  he  could not  however  confirm whether any other people knew about Paddock's plans to carry out the shooting.\n McMahill  also said investigators do not believe anyone other than Paddock accessed  his  suite before the attack  despite reports suggesting a room key was used to enter  his  suite while Paddock's car was outside the hotel's parking garage.\n He  also said the Tannerite — an explosive powder used for long-range target practice — that was recovered from Paddock's home was not in a condition to be used in an IED  as others had questioned.  McMahill  said  it  was also unclear what Paddock intended to do with the tannerite.\nInvestigators are  however  \"keenly interested\" in Paddock's medical status at the time of the shooting   McMahill  said. The Las Vegas Review-Journal recently reported that Paddock had been prescribed the anti-anxiety drug diazepam — also known by its brand name  Valium.\n\"It's really imperative that the listening public have a very clear understanding that there are still a number of people out there that know that something looked out of place  \" McMahill  said. \"Someone may have been acting suspiciously that night  or in the years prior  the months prior. Somebody that may have seen something or know something.\"",
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                "Kevin McMahill"
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            "input": "At the weekly cabinet meeting Sunday   Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  said that the condition of both pilots had improved.\n“We wish both of them a quick and full recovery ”  the prime minister  added.\n Netanyahu  also said that Israel “dealt severe blows to the Iranian and Syrian forces.”\n“We made it unequivocally clear to everyone that our rules of action have not changed one bit; we will continue to strike at every attempt to strike at us. This has been our policy and it will remain our policy ”  he  added.\nOn Saturday   Netanyahu  had telephone conversations with both Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Russian President Vladimir Putin  who have agreed that Israeli-Russian security coordination on Syria will continue.\nPutin told  Netanyahu  to avoid “any steps which might trigger a new spiral of dangerous-for-all confrontation in the region ” the state-owned TASS news agency said.",
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            "input": "Kyle Stephens tried for years to get anyone to believe her that family friend  Larry Nassar  had sexually abused her. Now more than 260 women and girls say the disgraced gymnastics doctor violated them. (Kate Woodsome Gillian Brockell Kerri Pang Jesse Mesner-Hage/The Washington Post)\nKyle Stephens tried for years to get anyone to believe her that family friend  Larry Nassar  had sexually abused her. Now more than 260 women and girls say the disgraced gymnastics doctor violated them. (Kate Woodsome Gillian Brockell Kerri Pang Jesse Mesner-Hage/The Washington Post)\nKyle Stephens testified in January at the sentencing hearing for  Larry Nassar   who was convicted of child sex-abuse charges in a Michigan court. Her cousin Sophia Stephens contributed to the drafting of this op-ed.\nKyle Stephens  who was sexually abused for six years by disgraced gymnastics doctor  Larry Nassar   talks to fellow survivors about the emotional and physical toll and how's she's healing. (Kate Woodsome Gillian Brockell Kerri Pang Jesse Mesner-Hage/The Washington Post)\nSexual abuse is hardly limited to  Larry Nassar   Michigan State University or USA Gymnastics. One in nine girls  and one in 53 boys  will experience such abuse by their 18th birthday. I find the way we ignore or sugarcoat our most vile issues to be offensive and a big part of our problem. Our silence and inaction create a culture where predators can thrive.",
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                "Nassar Larry Nassar",
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            "input": "From directing horror comedies like What We Do In The Shadows to superhero blockbusters like Thor: Ragnarok   Taika Waititi  is a man of many talents.\nAdd master napper to  his  already packed resume  â Waititi  recently posted this photo of  himself  napping in  his  daughter's stroller.\n\"Dad of the year \"  he  tweeted.\nDad of the year. pic.twitter.com/vkyZsslaIP â Taika Waititi (@TaikaWaititi) February 24  2018\nWhether it's alone or with a group   Waititi  loves to sleep.  He  even naps with coordinated shirts and eye masks!\n\"I'm seeing a pattern  \" Waititi  responded to @wolgang.\nSome people have amassed a whole collection of  Waititi  caught sleeping pics. \"Its like collecting stamps \" one fan tweeted  along with a screenshot of the New Zealander napping in a variety of scenarios.\n\"Phenomenon \"  Waititi  said in his comment. \"I am such a legend \" he said in response to another collage of his various naps.",
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                "Taika Waititi"
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            "input": "Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair  on Thursday warned voters that time was running out to reverse Brexit  a folly he said would torpedo Britain’s remaining clout and be regretted for generations to come.\n Blair   Labour prime minister from 1997 to 2007  said Britain would be poorer  weaker and warned that May had solved none of the problems over Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit status.\n“We are making an error the contemporary world cannot understand and the generations of the future will not forgive ”  Blair  said in an article published on  his  website on Thursday.\nLeaving the European Union was once far-fetched: just over 15 years ago  British leaders such as  Blair  were arguing about when to join the euro  and talk of an EU exit was the reserve of sceptics on the fringes of both major parties.\n Blair  has repeatedly called for reversing Brexit  echoing other opponents of Brexit such as French President Emmanuel Macron and billionaire investor George Soros  who have suggested that Britain could still change its mind.\nSupporters of Brexit dismissed  Blair  and said  he  was undermining both the British negotiation and the will of the people.\n“ Blair  and  his  elitist gang are damaging our negotiating strength  thus damaging our national interest by their continuing efforts to undermine democracy ” said Richard Tice  who helped found one of the two Leave campaign groups.\n Blair  is unpopular in Britain for  his  decision to back then-U.S. President George W. Bush’s 2003 invasion of Iraq and the justification  he  used for going into a war that cost the deaths of 150 000 Iraqi civilians and 179 British soldiers.\nBut  he  has become increasingly outspoken about Brexit.\n He  implored  his  Labour Party  which is now led by socialist Jeremy Corbyn  to join the fight to stop Brexit.\n“Make Brexit the Tory Brexit. Make them own it 100 percent ”  Blair  said. “If Labour continues to go along with Brexit and insists on leaving the Single Market  the handmaiden of Brexit will have been the timidity of Labour.”",
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            "input": "CAIRO (Reuters) - To Hisham Genena  the assault appeared well-timed. Egypt’s former anti-graft chief was on his way to appeal against the disqualification of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s strongest potential challenger in an upcoming presidential vote.\n Sisi ’s office referred questions to the electoral commission.\n Sisi  faces a single opponent in the election who has said  he  supports the president.\nIn a speech announcing  his  candidacy last month   Sisi  said: “I promise you that the next presidential elections will be a model for freedom and transparency  and that there will be an equal opportunity for all candidates.”",
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            "input": "While “On Chesil Beach” deviated from the source material in effective ways  Mr McEwan seemed reluctant to do the same with “The Children Act”. Here  the internal narrative is simply layered onto a new medium. It doesn’t work (although Emma Thompson’s performance makes it watchable).  Fiona Maye (Ms Thompson)  is a well-respected judge  arrives at home to  her  husband Jack (Stanley Tucci) telling  her  that he would like to have an affair  and that Fiona  if  she  cares about him  will tolerate it. This leads to the film’s single flashback: as  she  lays awake at night   her  imagination reaches back to happier times and to a moment of pure joy when he surprised  her  with a new piano. Unlike in “On Chesil Beach”  the flashback here adds little to illuminate their predicament: the viewer is still left guessing as to how  she  ended up married to an American professor  or what their love was like at its peak.\nThe marriage crisis exacerbates another one  this time in  Fiona ’s working life.  She  specialises in extraordinarily hard cases involving children  often with a religious element.  Her  newest case is an urgent one: Adam  a 17-year-old Jehovah’s Witness with leukaemia  is refusing a blood transfusion that could save his life.  Fiona  must decide his corporeal and perhaps spiritual fate.  She  has been able to dispassionately dispatch such cases in the past  but since  her  husband’s disruption of their marriage   her  confidence is faltering.\n Her  interest in the boy then  so steadfast in his own faith  is both professional and personal.  Fiona  takes the unusual step of visiting him in the hospital  and under Richard Eyre’s thoughtful direction  the camera offers extreme close-ups of both characters  allowing the audience to search their eyes for meaning.  Fiona  is looking for cracks in Adam’s guarded wall of faith. The viewer is looking for the real motive behind  hers .\nUnfortunately  it never quite appears.  Her  judicial ruling comes suddenly  ending its fascinating inquiry into the nature of faith and connection before it has even begun. Adam lives but becomes disillusioned with his faith and begins stalking Fiona  trading one obsession for another. Mr Eyre seems to be looking for some of the same notes that worked so well for him in “Notes of a Scandal” (2006)  but this is not a lurid tale  and efforts to make it one—with wistful glances and tense  longing strings on the soundtrack—seem out of place. For this conflict to have dramatic heft  the viewer needs to understand  Fiona  better.\nPerhaps a screenwriter with more distance from the original material would have been willing to radically reshape the novel  offering more backstory or drawing  her  decision out for dramatic impact to make the story less reliant on  her  inner life. “On Chesil Beach” did not call for such revisions  but “The Children Act” does. It shows that every adaptation is a unique case  even two self-adapted novels from the same hand. Some cannot simply be transposed onto the screen. Most of all  however  it shows that the writer who knows the material best is not always the one best placed to make the hard choices that can turn a great novel into a great film.",
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            "input": "\"I think the Supreme Court really needs to understand the impact of its ruling. It's not just a theoretical question -- they just changed Galveston Island's ability to nourish its beaches \" Mayor Joe Jaworski said.\n \"These are Texas' beaches \" he said. \"It's ironic that the Supreme Court has essentially said it's every man for himself.\"\n Although the court rarely grants motions to rehear an already decided case  the stakes are too high to ignore any options  said Jaworski  Galveston's mayor. Galveston's beach-rebuilding effort  replacing 54 million cubic feet of sand  was essential to restoring the island's battered economy and shoring up several damaged neighborhoods  Jaworski said.\n And unless the beach is restored  the city cannot move forward on several pending projects  such as replacing a washed-out road to beachfront houses in the Spanish Grant neighborhood  Jaworski said. \"These houses are sitting there without a street \" he said.\n Jaworski fears some beach residents will abandon the city in frustration. Other city leaders fear landowners will erect their own anti-erosion concrete barriers  creating an unsightly blot that could worsen erosion on nearby tracts.\n \"This has really cast a pall on the west end right now \" Jaworski said.",
            "output": [
                "Joe Jaworski"
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            "input": "SONARI GLINTON  BYLINE: I'm doing what millions of people do on the day before Thanksgiving - standing in the parking lot of my grocery store. And when I'm finished with this story  I'm going to pick up some sweet potatoes  scallions and garlic for my Thanksgiving dinner.\nGLINTON: Oh  boy  do I remember. Now that's Marshal Cohen. He's a retail analyst with The NPD Group. And we've made a bit of a tradition to check in on each other on the holiday. Cohen says retailers are coming to their senses  egged on by the consumer.\n GLINTON : So who won (laughter)?\n GLINTON : According to The NPD Group and some other consumer studies  in 2014  the most popular time for shopping during the Thanksgiving season was Thanksgiving at 6 p.m.  whereas in 2016  the most popular time was Black Friday at noon.\nGLINTON: OK  here's the most interesting thing about all this. According to Elizabeth Currid-Halkett - she's an economic geographer at the University of Southern California - we're less materialistic.\nGLINTON: Currid-Halkett and her doctoral student  Hyojung Lee  have been looking at spending patterns not just during the holidays.\nGLINTON: Currid-Halkett says it's not just the rich. She has a book called \"The Sum Of Small Things.\" She says the economy is mature. We've made a lot of stuff  and we have a lot of stuff. And to be super scientific  we're getting tired of all of it and kind of scaling back.\n GLINTON : All right  you heard it from the expert. The time you spend with your family is more important than getting a deal. OK  it's getting real in this parking lot. I got to run in. Happy Thanksgiving  everyone.  Sonari Glinton   NPR News  Los Angeles. Transcript provided by NPR  Copyright NPR.",
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            "input": "President Donald Trump lashed out with fresh anger about the intensifying Russia probe over the weekend  accusing Democrats of enabling a foreign adversary to interfere in the 2016 election and attacking the FBI as well as  his  own national security adviser.\nIn a defiant and error-laden tweetstorm that was remarkable even by  his  own combative standards   Trump  stewed aloud about the latest indictments brought by special counsel Robert Mueller against Russians for their elaborate campaign to denigrate the Democratic presidential nominee  Hillary Clinton  and push voters toward  Trump .\n The president  seized on Mueller's evidence of the expansive scope of the Russian influence efforts to claim that the indictments exonerated  him  and proved there was \"no collusion.\" But the special counsel's investigation of possible complicity between Russia and the  Trump  campaign is continuing  as is the examination of whether  Trump  has sought to obstruct justice.\nIn a string of 10 Twitter messages — which began after 11 p.m. Saturday and ended around noon Sunday  and which included profanity and misspellings —  Trump  opened a window into  his  state of mind  even as  Trump 's representatives at a global security conference in Germany advised jittery allies to generally ignore the president's tweets.\n Trump 's latest attacks built on remarks last week in which  he  misrepresented the evidence revealed by Mueller.  He  tweeted falsely  \"I never said Russia did not meddle in the election.\"  He  blamed President Barack Obama's administration for doing \"nothing\" to stop the intrusion.  Trump  rebuked national security adviser H.R. McMaster for publicly saying the evidence of Russian interference was \"incontrovertible.\"\nAnd  he  held the FBI responsible for last week's devastating shooting at a Parkland  Fla.  high school that left 17 dead.  Trump  tweeted that the bureau was committing so many resources to the Russia probe that it missed \"all of the many signals\" about the shooter.\nOne topic  Trump  avoided in  his  missives was punishment of Russia.  The president  did not spell out how  his  administration might seek to retaliate against the Russians or how it may try to protect the U.S. electoral system from continued attacks  which the nation's intelligence chiefs warned last week should be expected.\nIn fact   Trump  blamed the various domestic investigations into Russia's intrusions — as opposed to the interference itself — for sowing discord in America.\n The president  tweeted Sunday  \"If it was the GOAL of Russia to create discord  disruption and chaos within the U.S. then  with all of the Committee Hearings  Investigations and Party hatred  they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. They are laughing their asses off in Moscow. Get smart America!\"\n Trump  sent the messages from  his  Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach  Fla.  where  he  was ensconced for two days.  He  spent much of the time watching cable news  venting to friends about the Russia investigation and complaining that it has been driving so much press coverage  according to people who have spoken to  him .  The president  also surveyed Mar-a-Lago Club members about whether  he  ought to champion gun control measures in the wake of last week's school massacre in nearby Parkland  telling them that  he  was closely monitoring the media appearances by some of the surviving students  according to people who spoke with  him  there.\nThe White House is under siege for its handling of domestic abuse allegations against former staff secretary Rob Porter  which in turn has drawn unwelcome attention to its security clearance process and the tenuous status of senior adviser and presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner. Two of  Trump 's Cabinet secretaries — David Shulkin at the Department of Veterans Affairs and Scott Pruitt at the Environmental Protection Agency — are under scrutiny over taxpayer reimbursement for their luxury travel.\nMeanwhile  salacious new accounts of  Trump 's alleged extramarital affairs have created headlines. The New Yorker on Friday detailed a former Playboy centerfold's claim of a relationship with  Trump  and reported that the publisher of the National Enquirer had paid the model $150 000 to buy the rights to her story. Also last week   Trump 's longtime personal lawyer  Michael Cohen  said that shortly before the 2016 election he had used his personal funds to \"facilitate\" a $130 000 payment to a porn star who goes by the name Stormy Daniels and had alleged a sexual relationship with  Trump .\nRick Wilson  a Republican strategist based in Florida and a  Trump  critic  said the president's tweets read to him like \"a cry for help.\"\nAfter visiting victims of the Parkland shooting and first responders at an area hospital on Friday evening   Trump  did not leave Mar-a-Lago until Sunday evening  skipping  his  usual rounds of golf at  his  nearby course in what aides described as a decision to show respect for the 17 people killed in the school massacre.\nInstead   Trump  spent  his  time watching television  talking with friends and tweeting  aides said  breaking up that routine Sunday for a meeting with House Speaker Paul Ryan  R-Wis. On Saturday night   Trump  dined with talk show host Geraldo Rivera and the president's two adult sons  Donald Jr. and Eric.  First lady Melania Trump  also in Florida for the weekend   did not join  her  husband in the dining room  according to two attendees.\nThe first blamed the FBI for the shooting.  He  wrote after 11 p.m. Saturday  \"Very sad that the FBI missed all of the many signals sent out by the Florida school shooter. This is not acceptable. They are spending too much time trying to prove Russian collusion with the  Trump  campaign - there is no collusion. Get back to the basics and make us all proud!\"",
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            "input": "-LSB- 239 -RSB- Sanders has denounced institutional racism and called for criminal justice reform to reduce the number of people in prison , -LSB- 240 -RSB- advocates a crackdown on police brutality , and supports abolishing private , for-profit prisons -LSB- 241 -RSB- -LSB- 242 -RSB- -LSB- 243 -RSB- and the death penalty . \nSanders is the longest serving independent in U.S. congressional history . \nSanders became the ranking minority member on the Senate Budget Committee in January 2015 ; he had previously been chair of the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee for two years . \nSanders 's campaign against Hillary Clinton for the party 's 2016 U.S. presidential nomination raised more money in small , individual contributions than any other in American history , and helped him rise to international recognition . \nA self-described democratic socialist and a New Deal-era American progressive , Sanders is pro-labor and emphasizes reversing economic inequality . \n-LSB- 250 -RSB- On November 15 , 2015 , in response to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant -LRB- ISIL -RRB- 's attacks in Paris , Sanders cautioned against \"Islamophobia\" and said , \"We got ta be tough , not stupid\" in the war against ISIL , adding that the U.S. should continue to welcome Syrian refugees . \nSanders was born and raised in the Brooklyn borough of New York City and graduated from the University of Chicago in 1964 . \nThe bill was opposed only by Sanders and Republican Rand Paul . \nAfter settling in Vermont in 1968 , Sanders ran unsuccessful third-party campaigns for governor and U.S. senator in the early to mid-1970s . \nAddressing Westminster College in a September 2017 speech , Sanders laid out a \"progressive foreign policy\" that pushes for greater international collaboration , an adherence to U.S.-led international agreements such as the Paris Agreement and the Iran nuclear deal framework , and the promotion of human rights and democratic ideals . \nSanders also heavily criticized U.S. support for \"murderous regimes\" during the Cold War , such as those in Iran , Chile and El Salvador , and said that those actions continue to make the U.S. less safe . \n-LSB- 7 -RSB- -LSB- 8 -RSB- -LSB- 9 -RSB- Polls in the year 2017 showed that Sanders had the highest favorability rating of the leading political figures included in the polls . \nBorn into a Democratic-voting family , Sanders was first introduced to political activism when his brother Larry joined the Young Democrats of America and campaigned for Adlai Stevenson II in 1956 . \nSanders rose to national prominence after his 2010 filibuster against the Middle Class Tax Relief Act of 2010 , which extended the Bush tax cuts that favored the wealthiest Americans . \nSanders has long been critical of U.S. foreign policy and was an early and outspoken opponent of the Iraq War , the First Gulf War , and U.S. support for the Contras in Nicaragua . \nOnce elected to the House of Representatives , Sanders joined the Democratic caucus , though some conservative southern Democrats initially barred him from the caucus as they believed that allowing a self-described socialist to join it would harm their electoral prospects . \nSanders announced his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination on April 30 , 2015 . \nInitially considered a long shot , Sanders won 23 primaries and caucuses and approximately 43 % of pledged delegates to Clinton 's 55 % . \nOn July 12 , 2016 , Sanders formally endorsed Clinton in her unsuccessful general election campaign against Republican Donald Trump , while urging his supporters to continue the \"political revolution\" his campaign had begun . \nIn November 2016 , Sanders 's book Our Revolution : A Future to Believe In was released ; upon its release , it was number 3 on The New York Times Best Seller list . \nIn 2016 Sanders formed Our Revolution , a political organization dedicated to educating voters about issues , getting people involved in the political process , and electing progressive candidates . \nIn February 2017 , Sanders began webcasting The Bernie Sanders Show on Facebook . \nSanders advocated that , following Trump 's victory in the 2016 elections , the Democratic Party undergo a \"series of reforms\" and that it had to \"break loose from its corporate establishment ties and , once again , become a grass-roots party of working people , the elderly and the poor .\" \nSanders as a senior in high school , 1959 . \nSanders was born on September 8 , 1941 , in Brooklyn , New York City . \nSanders strongly opposed the U.S. invasion of Iraq and has criticized a number of policies instituted during the War on Terror , particularly mass surveillance and the USA Patriot Act . \nSanders became interested in politics at an early age : \"A guy named Adolf Hitler won an election in 1932 . \nSanders has criticized President Trump for appointing multiple billionaires to his cabinet . \nAlthough he opposed the war , Sanders never criticized those who fought and has been a strong supporter of veterans ' benefits . \n-LSB- 274 -RSB- Sanders has promised to defeat \"Trump and Trumpism and the Republican right-wing ideology\" . \nSanders lived on East 26th Street in Midwood , Brooklyn . \n-LSB- 33 -RSB- Sanders 's older brother , Larry , said that during their childhood , the family never lacked for food or clothing , but major purchases , \"like curtains or a rug ,\" were difficult to afford . \nIn 1963 , Sanders and Deborah Shiling , whom he met in college , volunteered for several months on the Israeli kibbutz Sha'ar HaAmakim . \nSanders attended James Madison High School , also in Brooklyn , where he was captain of the track team and took third place in the New York City indoor one-mile race . \n-LSB- 31 -RSB- In high school , Sanders lost his first election , finishing last out of three candidates for the student body presidency . \n-LSB- 279 -RSB- -LSB- 280 -RSB- Sanders considers Jane 's three children -- Dave Driscoll -LRB- born 1975 -RRB- , Carina Driscoll -LRB- born 1974 -RRB- , and Heather Titus -LRB- née Driscoll -RRB- -LRB- born 1971 -RRB- -- to be his own . \nSanders studied at Brooklyn College for a year in 1959 -- 60 -LSB- 35 -RSB- before transferring to the University of Chicago and graduating with a bachelor of arts degree in political science in 1964 . \nIn December 1987 , during his tenure as mayor , Sanders recorded a folk album titled We Shall Overcome with 30 Vermont musicians . \nAs Sanders was not skilled at singing , he performed his vocals in a talking blues style . \n-LSB- 283 -RSB- -LSB- 284 -RSB- Sanders appeared in a cameo role in the 1988 comedy-drama film Sweet Hearts Dance , playing a man who distributes candy to young trick-or-treaters . \nSee also : Electoral history of Bernie Sanders . \n-LSB- 286 -RSB- On February 6 , 2016 , Sanders was a guest star alongside Larry David on Saturday Night Live , playing a Polish immigrant on a steamship that was sinking near the Statue of Liberty . \nWhile at the University of Chicago , Sanders joined the Young People 's Socialist League -LRB- the youth affiliate of the Socialist Party of America -RRB- , -LSB- 37 -RSB- and was active in the Civil Rights Movement as a student organizer for the Congress of Racial Equality -LRB- CORE -RRB- and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee -LRB- SNCC -RRB- . \n-LSB- 22 -RSB- -LSB- 38 -RSB- Under Sanders 's chairmanship , the university chapter of CORE merged with the university chapter of SNCC . \n-LSB- 39 -RSB- In January 1962 , Sanders led a rally at the University of Chicago administration building to protest university president George Wells Beadle 's segregated campus housing policy . \n\"We feel it is an intolerable situation when Negro and white students of the university can not live together in university-owned apartments ,\" Sanders said at the protest . \nSanders and 32 other students then entered the building and camped outside the president 's office , performing the first civil rights sit-in in Chicago history . \n-LSB- 244 -RSB- Sanders supports Black Lives Matter . \n-LSB- 43 -RSB- Sanders once spent a day putting up fliers protesting against police brutality , only to eventually notice that a Chicago police car was shadowing him and taking them all down . \nSanders received an Honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters from Brooklyn College on May 30 , 2017 . \nSanders attended the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , where Martin Luther King , Jr. gave his \"I Have a Dream\" speech . \nAfter complaints made in 2016 by Donald Trump 's Vermont campaign chairman , the FBI launched an investigation into Sanders 's wife Jane 's involvement in a bank loan for Burlington College when she was its president . \n-LSB- 296 -RSB- -LSB- 297 -RSB- -LSB- 298 -RSB- -LSB- 299 -RSB- The Washington Post reported on June 25 , 2017 , that Sanders himself is not under FBI investigation . \nIn addition to his civil rights activism during the 1960s and 1970s , -LSB- 48 -RSB- Sanders was active in several peace and antiwar movements . \nSanders applied for conscientious objector status during the Vietnam War ; his application was eventually turned down , by which point he was too old to be drafted . \nAfter receiving nearly $ 900,000 in royalty advances for his recently published books , Sanders reported earnings of just over $ 1 million in 2016 . \n-LSB- 49 -RSB- -LSB- 50 -RSB- Sanders also worked on the reelection campaign of Leon Despres , a prominent Chicago alderman who was opposed to mayor Richard J. Daley 's Democratic Party machine . \nAs Sanders described his upbringing as an American Jew in a 2016 speech : his father generally attended synagogue only on Yom Kippur ; he attended public schools while his mother \"chafed\" at his yeshiva Sunday schooling at a Hebrew school ; and their religious observances were mostly limited to Passover seders with their neighbors . \nAfter graduating from college , Sanders returned to New York City , where he initially worked at a variety of jobs , including Head Start teacher , psychiatric aide , and carpenter . \n-LSB- 36 -RSB- In 1968 , Sanders moved to Vermont because he had been \"captivated by rural life .\" \nIn 1963 , in cooperation with the Labor Zionist youth movement Hashomer Hatzair , Sanders and his first wife volunteered at Sha'ar HaAmakim , a kibbutz in northern Israel . \nAs mayor of Burlington , Sanders allowed a Chabad public menorah to be placed at city hall , an action contested by the local ACLU chapter . \nSanders began his electoral political career in 1971 as a member of the Liberty Union Party , which originated in the anti-war movement and the People 's Party . \n-LSB- 55 -RSB- In the 1974 senatorial race , Sanders finished third -LRB- 5,901 votes ; 4.1 % -RRB- , behind 33-year-old Chittenden County State 's Attorney Patrick Leahy -LRB- D , VI ; 70,629 votes ; 49.4 % -RRB- and two-term incumbent U.S. Representative Dick Mallary -LRB- R ; 66,223 votes ; 46.3 % -RRB- . \nThe 1976 campaign proved to be the zenith of Liberty Union 's influence , with Sanders collecting 11,000 votes for governor and the party . \n-LSB- 58 -RSB- The campaign drained the finances and energy of the Liberty Union , however , and in October 1977 , less than a year after the conclusion of the 1976 campaign , Sanders and the Liberty Union candidate for attorney general , Nancy Kaufman , announced their retirement from the party . \nFollowing his resignation from the Liberty Union Party in 1977 , Sanders worked as a writer and the director of the nonprofit American People 's Historical Society -LRB- APHS -RRB- . \nSanders replied : -LSB- 314 -RSB- . \nIn 1980 , Sanders ran for mayor of Burlington , Vermont -LRB- pop . \nSanders does not regularly attend synagogue , and he works on Rosh Hashanah , a day when Jews typically take a holiday from work . \nThe 39-year-old Sanders ran against incumbent Democratic mayor Gordon \"Gordie\" Paquette , a five-term mayor who had served as a member of the Burlington City Council for 13 years before that , building extensive community ties and a willingness to cooperate with Republican leaders in controlling appointments to various commissions . \nRepublicans had found Paquette so unobjectionable that they failed to field a candidate in the March 1981 race against him , leaving Sanders as his principal opponent . \nSanders 's effort was further aided by the decision of the candidate of the Citizens Party , Greg Guma , to exit the race so as not to split the progressive vote . \nTwo other candidates in the race , independents Richard Bove and Joe McGrath , proved to be essentially non-factors in the campaign , with the battle coming down to Paquette and Sanders . \nSanders has said he feels \"very close\" to Francis 's economic teachings , describing him as \"incredibly smart and brave\" . \nSanders castigated the pro-development incumbent as an ally of prominent shopping center developer Antonio Pomerleau , while Paquette warned of ruin for Burlington if Sanders was elected . \nThe Sanders campaign was bolstered by a wave of optimistic volunteers as well as by a series of endorsements from university professors , social welfare agencies , and the police union . \nThe final result came as a shock to the local political establishment , with the maverick Sanders winning by just 10 votes . \nSanders was reelected three times , defeating both Democratic and Republican candidates . \n-LSB- 62 -RSB- In his final run for mayor in 1987 , Sanders defeated Paul Lafayette , a Democrat endorsed by both major parties . \n-LSB- 63 -RSB- In 1986 , Sanders unsuccessfully challenged incumbent Governor Madeleine Kunin -LRB- D -RRB- in her run for reelection . \nRunning as an independent , Sanders finished third with 14.4 % of the vote . \nAfter serving four two-year terms , Sanders chose not to seek reelection in 1989 . \n-LSB- 308 -RSB- -LSB- 309 -RSB- -LSB- 310 -RSB- -LSB- 311 -RSB- When asked about his Jewish heritage , Sanders has said he is \"proud to be Jewish\" . \nDuring his mayoralty , Sanders called himself a socialist and was so described in the press . \n-LSB- 67 -RSB- The Progressives never held more than six seats on the 13-member city council , but they had enough to keep the council from overriding Sanders 's vetoes . \nUnder Sanders , Burlington became the first city in the country to fund community-trust housing . \nDuring the 1980s , Sanders was a staunch critic of U.S. foreign policy in Latin America . \nIn his introduction , Sanders praised Chomsky as \"a very vocal and important voice in the wilderness of intellectual life in America\" and said he was \"delighted to welcome a person who I think we 're all very proud of .\" \nSanders 's administration balanced the city budget and drew a minor league baseball team , the Vermont Reds , then the Double-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds , to Burlington . \nAs mayor , Sanders led extensive downtown revitalization projects . \nSanders rarely speaks about religion . \n-LSB- 19 -RSB- In 1981 , Sanders campaigned against the unpopular plans by Burlington developer Tony Pomerleau to convert the then-industrial -LSB- 72 -RSB- waterfront property owned by the Central Vermont Railway into expensive condominiums , hotels , and offices . \n-LSB- 73 -RSB- Sanders ran under the slogan \"Burlington is not for sale\" and successfully supported a plan that redeveloped the waterfront area into a mixed-use district featuring housing , parks , and public space . \nSanders hosted and produced a public-access television program , Bernie Speaks with the Community , from 1986 to 1988 . \nIn 1987 , U.S. News & World Report ranked Sanders as one of America 's best mayors . \nCongressman Sanders in 1991 . \nSee also : Electoral history of Bernie Sanders . \nSanders 's 1990 victory made him the first independent candidate to be elected to Congress since Frazier Reams in 1950 . \n-LSB- 81 -RSB- -LSB- 82 -RSB- Sanders served in the House from 1991 until he became a senator in 2007 . \nSanders , who ran as an independent , placed second with 38 % of the vote , while Democratic State Representative Paul N. Poirier placed third with 19 % of the vote . \n-LSB- 83 -RSB- Two years later , Sanders ran for the seat again and defeated the incumbent Smith by a margin of 56 % to 39 % . \nStarting in November 2015 , in connection with his presidential campaign , Sanders 's announcements suggested that not only was he running as a Democrat , but that he would run as a Democrat in future elections . \nSanders was the first independent elected to the U.S. House of Representatives since Frazier Reams 's election to represent Ohio 40 years earlier . \nDuring his first year in the House , Sanders often alienated allies and colleagues with his criticism of both political parties as working primarily on behalf of the wealthy . \nIn 1991 , Sanders co-founded the Congressional Progressive Caucus , a group of mostly liberal Democrats that Sanders chaired for its first eight years , -LSB- 19 -RSB- while still refusing to join the Democratic Party or caucus . \nIn 1993 , Sanders voted against the Brady Bill , which mandated federal background checks and imposed a waiting period on firearm purchasers in the United States ; the bill passed by a vote of 238 -- 187 . \nIn 1994 , Sanders voted in favor of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act . \nSanders said he voted for the bill \"because it included the Violence Against Women Act and the ban on certain assault weapons\" . \n-LSB- 261 -RSB- -LSB- 262 -RSB- -LSB- 263 -RSB- Since he remained a senator , elected as an independent , the United States Senate website continued to refer to Sanders as an independent during the campaign and upon his return to the senate . \nIn 2015 , Sanders defended his vote , saying : \"If somebody has a gun and it falls into the hands of a murderer and the murderer kills somebody with a gun , do you hold the gun manufacturer responsible ? \nSanders voted against the resolutions authorizing the use of force against Iraq in 1991 and 2002 , and opposed the 2003 invasion of Iraq . \n-LSB- 95 -RSB- Sanders voted for a non-binding resolution expressing support for troops at the outset of the invasion of Iraq , but gave a floor speech criticizing the partisan nature of the vote and the George W. Bush administration 's actions in the run-up to the war . \nRegarding the investigation of what turned out to be a leak of CIA agent Valerie Plame 's identity by a State Department official , Sanders stated : \"The revelation that the President authorized the release of classified information in order to discredit an Iraq war critic should tell every member of Congress that the time is now for a serious investigation of how we got into the war in Iraq and why Congress can no longer act as a rubber stamp for the President .\" \nOn November 2 , 2005 , Sanders voted against the Online Freedom of Speech Act , which would have exempted the Internet from the campaign finance restrictions of the McCain -- Feingold Bill . \nSanders was a consistent critic of the Patriot Act . \n-LSB- 99 -RSB- After its 357-to-66 passage in the House , Sanders sponsored and voted for several subsequent amendments and acts attempting to curtail its effects , -LSB- 100 -RSB- and voted against each re-authorization . \n-LSB- 101 -RSB- In June 2005 , Sanders proposed an amendment to limit Patriot Act provisions that allow the government to obtain individuals ' library and book-buying records . \nIn March 2006 , after a series of resolutions passed in various Vermont towns calling for him to bring articles of impeachment against George W. Bush , Sanders stated that it would be \"impractical to talk about impeachment\" with Republicans in control of the House and Senate . \n-LSB- 103 -RSB- Still , Sanders made no secret of his opposition to the Bush Administration , which he regularly criticized for its cuts to social programs . \nSanders was a vocal critic of Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan ; in June 2003 , during a question-and-answer discussion with the then-Chairman , Sanders told Greenspan that he was concerned that Greenspan was \"way out of touch\" and \"that you see your major function in your position as the need to represent the wealthy and large corporations\" . \n-LSB- 107 -RSB- -LSB- 108 -RSB- In October 2008 , after Sanders had been elected to the Senate , Greenspan admitted to Congress that his economic ideology regarding risky mortgage loans was flawed . \n-LSB- 109 -RSB- -LSB- 110 -RSB- In 1998 , Sanders voted and advocated against rolling back the Glass -- Steagall Legislation provisions that kept investment banks and commercial banks separate entities . \n-LSB- 255 -RSB- Although elected mayor of Burlington as an independent , Sanders endorsed Democratic presidential candidates Walter Mondale in 1984 and Jesse Jackson in 1988 . \nSanders drew parallels between his campaign and that of the Labour Party in the 2017 UK general election . \nSanders entered the race for the U.S. Senate on April 21 , 2005 , after Senator Jim Jeffords announced that he would not seek a fourth term . \nChuck Schumer , chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee , endorsed Sanders , a critical move as it meant that no Democrat running against Sanders could expect to receive financial help from the party . \nSanders was also endorsed by Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada and Democratic National Committee chairman and former Vermont governor Howard Dean . \nDean said in May 2005 that he considered Sanders an ally who \"votes with the Democrats 98 % of the time\" . \n-LSB- 112 -RSB- Then-Senator Barack Obama also campaigned for Sanders in Vermont in March 2006 . \n-LSB- 113 -RSB- Sanders entered into an agreement with the Democratic Party , much as he had as a congressman , to be listed in their primary but to decline the nomination should he win , which he did . \nIn the most expensive political campaign in Vermont 's history , -LSB- 116 -RSB- Sanders defeated businessman Rich Tarrant by an approximately 2-to-1 margin . \nMany national media outlets projected Sanders as the winner just after the polls closed , before any returns came in . \nSanders was only the third senator from Vermont to caucus with the Democrats , after Jeffords and Leahy . \nPolling conducted in August 2011 by Public Policy Polling found that Sanders 's approval rating was 67 % and his disapproval rating 28 % , making him then the third-most popular senator in the country . \n-LSB- 8 -RSB- Both the NAACP and the NHLA have given Sanders 100 % voting scores during his tenure in the Senate . \n-LSB- 119 -RSB- In 2015 Sanders was named one of the Top 5 of The Forward 50 . \n-LSB- 120 -RSB- In a November 2015 Morning Consult poll , Sanders had an approval rating of 83 % among his constituents , making him the most popular senator in the country . \n-LSB- 7 -RSB- Fox News found Sanders to have the highest net favorability at +28 points of any prominent politician included in its March 2017 poll . \n-LSB- 247 -RSB- -LSB- 248 -RSB- -LSB- 249 -RSB- Sanders criticized Israel 's actions during the 2014 Gaza war . \nAs an independent , Sanders worked out a deal with the Senate Democratic leadership in which he agreed to vote with the Democrats on all procedural matters , except with permission from Democratic Whip Dick Durbin -LRB- a request that is rarely made or granted -RRB- . \n-LSB- 122 -RSB- -LSB- 123 -RSB- Sanders was free to vote as he pleased on policy matters , but almost always voted with the Democrats . \n-LSB- 317 -RSB- Sanders 's wife is Roman Catholic , and he has frequently expressed admiration for Pope Francis , saying that \"the leader of the Catholic Church is raising profound issues . \nOn September 24 , 2008 , Sanders posted an open letter to Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson decrying the initial bank bailout proposal ; it drew more than 8,000 citizen cosigners in 24 hours . \n-LSB- 124 -RSB- On January 26 , 2009 , Sanders and Democrats Robert Byrd , Russ Feingold , and Tom Harkin were the sole majority members to vote against confirming Timothy Geithner as United States Secretary of the Treasury . \nOn December 10 , 2010 , Sanders delivered an 81⁄2 - hour speech against the Tax Relief , Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization , and Job Creation Act of 2010 , the proposed extension of the Bush-era tax rates that eventually became law , saying \"Enough is enough ! \n-LSB- 126 -RSB- -LSB- 127 -RSB- -LSB- 128 -RSB- In response to the speech , hundreds of people signed online petitions urging Sanders to run in the 2012 presidential election , and pollsters began measuring his support in key primary states . \n-LSB- 129 -RSB- Progressive activists such as Rabbi Michael Lerner and economist David Korten publicly voiced their support for a prospective Sanders run against President Barack Obama . \n-LSB- 129 -RSB- Sanders 's speech was published in February 2011 by Nation Books as The Speech : A Historic Filibuster on Corporate Greed and the Decline of Our Middle Class , with authorial proceeds going to Vermont nonprofit charitable organizations . \nOn March 17 , 2016 , Sanders said he would support Merrick Garland 's nomination to the Supreme Court , though he added , \"there are some more progressive judges out there .\" \nSanders opposed Neil Gorsuch 's nomination to the Court , saying that Gorsuch had \"refused to answer legitimate questions .\" \n-LSB- 132 -RSB- Sanders also objected to the possibility of Senate Republicans using the nuclear option to \"choke off debate and ram the nomination through the Senate .\" \n-LSB- 256 -RSB- The Washington Post reported that the Jackson campaign helped inspire Sanders to work more closely with the Democratic Party . \nIn January 2015 , Sanders became the ranking minority member of the Senate Budget Committee . \nWhile at the Vatican , Sanders met briefly with the pontiff . \nAccording to his senate website , Sanders 's committee assignments during 2016 were as follows : -LSB- 135 -RSB- . \nMain articles : Bernie Sanders presidential campaign , 2016 and Democratic Party presidential primaries , 2016 . \nSanders announced his intention to seek the Democratic Party 's nomination for president on April 30 , 2015 , and -LSB- 136 -RSB- -LSB- 137 -RSB- -LSB- 138 -RSB- his campaign was officially launched on May 26 , 2015 , in Burlington . \n-LSB- 137 -RSB- In his announcement , Sanders said , \"I do n't believe that the men and women who defended American democracy fought to create a situation where billionaires own the political process ,\" and made this a central idea throughout his campaign . \n-LSB- 136 -RSB- -LSB- 137 -RSB- Senator Elizabeth Warren welcomed Sanders 's entry into the race , saying , \"I 'm glad to see him get out there and give his version of what leadership in this country should be .\" \n-LSB- 18 -RSB- -LSB- 318 -RSB- -LSB- 319 -RSB- In April 2016 , Sanders accepted an invitation from Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo , an aide close to the pope , to speak at a Vatican conference on economic and environmental issues . \n-LSB- 150 -RSB- On July 1 , 2015 , Sanders 's campaign stop in Madison , Wisconsin , drew the largest crowd of any 2016 presidential candidate to that date , with an estimated turnout of 10,000 . \nUnlike the other major candidates , Sanders did not pursue funding through a Super PAC or by wealthy donors , instead focusing on small individual donations . \nSanders used social media to help his campaign gain momentum , -LSB- 145 -RSB- posting content to online platforms such as Twitter and Facebook and answering questions on Reddit . \nSanders 's campaign events in June 2015 drew overflow crowds around the country , to his surprise . \n-LSB- 147 -RSB- -LSB- 148 -RSB- -LSB- 149 -RSB- When Hillary Clinton and Sanders made public appearances within days of each other in Des Moines , Iowa , Sanders drew larger crowds , even though he had already made numerous stops around the state and Clinton 's visit was her first in 2015 . \n-LSB- 37 -RSB- -LSB- 276 -RSB- -LSB- 277 -RSB- Sanders 's son , Levi Sanders , was born in 1969 to girlfriend Susan Campbell Mott . \n-LSB- 36 -RSB- In 1988 , Sanders married Jane O'Meara Driscoll -LRB- née Mary Jane O'Meara -RRB- , who later became president of Burlington College , in Burlington , Vermont . \n-LSB- 156 -RSB- In February 2016 , Clinton 's and Sanders 's campaigns agreed in principle to holding four more debates for a total of ten . \nSanders expressed disappointment that Clinton would cancel the debate \"before the largest and most important primary in the presidential nominating process\" . \nAn NBCWall Street Journal poll conducted in May found Clinton and presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump in a \"dead heat\" , but the same poll found that if Sanders were the Democratic nominee , 53 % of voters would support him to 39 % for Trump . \n-LSB- 159 -RSB- Clinton and Trump were the least popular likely candidates in the poll 's history , while Sanders received a 43 % positive , 36 % negative rating . \n-LSB- 160 -RSB- Polls showed that Democratic voters older than 50 preferred Clinton by a large margin but those under 50 overwhelmingly favored Sanders . \nSome supporters raised concerns that publications such as The New York Times minimized coverage of the Sanders campaign in favor of other candidates ' , especially Trump 's and Clinton 's . \n-LSB- 162 -RSB- -LSB- 163 -RSB- A December 2015 report found that the three major networks -- CBS , NBC , and ABC -- had spent 234 minutes reporting on Trump and 10 minutes on Sanders , despite their similar polling results . \nSanders was in Phoenix , Arizona , on that date , speaking to a rally larger than any of the others , but his speech was not mentioned , let alone broadcast . \n-LSB- 230 -RSB- As chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Primary Health and Aging , Sanders has introduced legislation to reauthorize and strengthen the Older Americans Act , which supports Meals on Wheels and other programs for seniors . \n-LSB- 166 -RSB- On July 12 , Sanders formally endorsed Clinton -LSB- 167 -RSB- but he continued to work with the Democratic National Convention organizers to implement the progressive positions he had been campaigning for . \nSanders spoke at the 2016 Democratic National Convention on July 25 , giving Clinton his full support . \nSome of Sanders 's supporters attempted to protest Clinton 's nomination and booed when Sanders called for party unity . \nSanders responded , \"Our job is to do two things : to defeat Donald Trump and to elect Hillary Clinton ... It is easy to boo , but it is harder to look your kids in the face if we are living under a Trump presidency .\" \nOn November 8 , while Trump -LRB- while losing the popular vote -RRB- defeated Clinton in the general election nationwide , Sanders received almost 6 % of the vote in Vermont , despite not being a candidate in the election . \nNationwide , it was possible to vote for Sanders as a write-in candidate in twelve states , -LSB- 171 -RSB- and exact totals of write-in votes for Sanders were published in three states : California , -LSB- 172 -RSB- New Hampshire , -LSB- 173 -RSB- and Vermont . \n-LSB- 170 -RSB- In those three states , Sanders received 111,850 write-in votes , which was approximately 15 % of the write-in votes nationwide , and 0.08 % of the nationwide number of votes overall . \nOn December 19 , the day that the Electoral College convened in state capitols around the country , Sanders received one electoral vote for president , from David Mulinix , a faithless elector in Hawaii who also voted for fellow progressive firebrand Elizabeth Warren -LRB- instead of Clinton 's running mate Tim Kaine -RRB- for vice president . \n-LSB- 174 -RSB- Two other faithless electors , David Bright in Maine and Muhammad Abdurrahman in Minnesota , attempted to cast their electoral votes for Sanders , but their votes were invalidated by their states ' faithless elector laws ; Bright subsequently switched his vote to Clinton as pledged , while Abdurrahman was replaced by another elector who voted for Clinton as pledged . \n-LSB- 200 -RSB- Based on Sanders 's positions and votes throughout his political career , Noam Chomsky and Thomas Frank have described Sanders as \"a New Dealer\" . \nSanders was one of five people who received electoral votes from faithless electors in the 2016 election ; the other four were former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell -LRB- who received three electoral votes -RRB- , -LSB- 177 -RSB- Native American activist Faith Spotted Eagle , -LSB- 177 -RSB- former U. S. Representative and Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul , -LSB- 178 -RSB- and Governor John Kasich . \nIn a March 2017 Fox News poll , Sanders 's 61 % approval rating was the highest among all politicians rated , versus 43 % for Donald Trump , 47 % for Mike Pence and 37 % for Paul Ryan . \n-LSB- 181 -RSB- In April 2017 , a nationwide Harvard-Harris Poll found Sanders had the highest favorability rating of the leading political figures included in the poll , -LSB- 182 -RSB- a standing confirmed by subsequent polling . \nNoam Chomsky stated in a May 2017 BBC interview that the Sanders campaign , by breaking with a century-old political system of reliance on corporate funding , was the most remarkable thing about the 2016 election . \n-LSB- 185 -RSB- Chomsky said Sanders \"came from nowhere\" , used the \"scare word ` socialist '\" , and \"would have won the Democratic Party nomination if it had n't been for the shenanigans of the Obama-Clinton party managers who kept him out .\" \n-LSB- 302 -RSB- According to Sanders 's close friend Richard Sugarman , a professor of religious studies at the University of Vermont , Sanders 's Jewish identity is \"certainly more ethnic and cultural than religious\" . \nIn this role he mourned the Brooklyn Dodgers moving to Los Angeles , reflecting Sanders 's own upbringing in Brooklyn . \nSanders 's book Our Revolution : A Future to Believe In was released in November 2016 . \n-LSB- 293 -RSB- -LSB- 294 -RSB- Sanders told CNN , \"I owe my brother an enormous amount . \nTo build on momentum gained during the 2016 election campaign , Sanders and supporters founded a political action committee and a political education organization : . \nBrand New Congress -- In April 2016 , former Sanders presidential campaign staffers formed a political organization , Brand New Congress , to elect Congressional representatives in line with the campaign 's political platform . \nOur Revolution -- In August 2016 , Sanders founded Our Revolution , an organization dedicated to educating voters about political issues , getting people involved in the political process , and recruiting and supporting candidates for local , state , and national office . \nOn February 16 , 2017 , Sanders began webcasting The Bernie Sanders Show using Facebook live streaming . \nMain article : Political positions of Bernie Sanders . \nSanders is a self-described democratic socialist , -LSB- 197 -RSB- and progressive who admires the Nordic model of social democracy and is a proponent of workplace democracy . \n-LSB- 198 -RSB- -LSB- 194 -RSB- -LSB- 199 -RSB- In November 2015 , Sanders gave a speech at Georgetown University about his view of democratic socialism , including its place in the policies of presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lyndon B. Johnson . \n-LSB- 200 -RSB- -LSB- 201 -RSB- In defining what democratic socialism means to him , Sanders said : \"I do n't believe government should take over the grocery store down the street or own the means of production , but I do believe that the middle class and the working families who produce the wealth of America deserve a decent standard of living and that their incomes should go up , not down . \nOn December 4 , 2015 , Sanders won Time 's 2015 Person of the Year readers ' poll with 10.2 % of the vote -LSB- 288 -RSB- -LSB- 289 -RSB- but did not receive the editorial board 's award . \n-LSB- 300 -RSB- Both Sanders and his wife have retained prominent counsel during the investigation . \nMany commentators have noted the consistency of Sanders 's views throughout his political career . \n-LSB- 316 -RSB- Deborah Dash Moore , a Judaic scholar at the University of Michigan , has said that Sanders has a particular type of \"ethnic Jewishness\" that is somewhat old-fashioned . \nCalling international trade agreements a \"disaster for the American worker\" , Sanders voted against and has spoken for years against NAFTA , CAFTA , and PNTR with China , saying that they have resulted in American corporations moving abroad . \nSanders focuses on economic issues such as income and wealth inequality , -LSB- 193 -RSB- -LSB- 206 -RSB- raising the minimum wage , -LSB- 207 -RSB- universal healthcare , -LSB- 208 -RSB- reducing the burden of student debt , -LSB- 209 -RSB- making public colleges and universities tuition-free by taxing financial transactions , -LSB- 210 -RSB- and expanding Social Security benefits by eliminating the cap on the payroll tax on all incomes above $ 250,000 . \nSanders 's elder brother , Larry , lives in England . \nSanders advocates bold action to reverse global warming and substantial investment in infrastructure , with \"energy efficiency and sustainability\" and job creation as prominent goals . \n-LSB- 218 -RSB- -LSB- 219 -RSB- Sanders opposes the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline on the grounds that , like the Keystone XL Pipeline , it \"will have a significant impact on our climate .\" \nSanders has advocated greater democratic participation by citizens , campaign finance reform , and a constitutional amendment or judicial decision that would overturn Citizens United v. FEC . \nSanders is a staunch supporter of a universal health care system , and has said , \"If you are serious about real healthcare reform , the only way to go is single-payer .\" \n-LSB- 42 -RSB- Joan Mahoney , a member of the University of Chicago CORE chapter at the time and a fellow participant in the sit-ins , described Sanders in a 2016 interview as\" ... a swell guy , a nice Jewish boy from Brooklyn , but he was n't terribly charismatic . \nOn May 4 , 2017 , in response to the House vote to repeal and replace The Affordable Care Act , Sanders predicted \"thousands of Americans would die\" from no longer having access to health care . \n-LSB- 233 -RSB- Politifact rated Sanders 's statement \"mostly true\" . \nIn September 2017 , Sanders and 15 Senate co-sponsors submitted the \"Medicare for All\" bill , a single-payer health care plan . \nSanders has responded that the Republican party has no credibility on the issue of health care after recently voting for legislation that would take health insurance away from 32 million people under the Affordable Care Act -LRB- \"Obamacare\" -RRB- . \nSanders has liberal stances on social issues , having advocated for LGBT rights and against the Defense of Marriage Act . \n-LSB- 236 -RSB- Sanders described his opposition to DOMA as being on states ' rights grounds .",
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            "input": "Pop music star  Shakira  is under investigation in Spain for possible tax evasion during the three years before  she  officially moved to Barcelona  Spanish authorities said Tuesday.\n Shakira  switched residences in 2015 from the Bahamas to Barcelona  where  she  lives with  her  partner  Barca soccer player Gerard Pique  and the couple's two sons.\nAnna Forastier  a spokeswoman for auditing firm PwC  said the company has been hired by  Shakira  for the investigation. Forastier declined to disclose any details.\n Shakira  was named in the \"Paradise Papers\" leaks that detailed the offshore tax arrangements of numerous high-profile individuals  including musical celebrities like Madonna and U2's Bono.\nThe documents obtained by German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung and investigated by Spanish news website El Confidencial showed that in 2009  Shakira  had relocated  her  intellectual property rights and brands to a company based in Malta  the tiny European Union nation that has faced allegations of being a tax heaven.\n Shakira  and Pique's relationship dates back to 2011  when  Shakira  started frequenting Barcelona. El Confidencial  citing papers it obtained from offshore services providers  reported that she listed the Bahamas as her official residence until 2015.\nIf the probe finds wrongdoing   Shakira  would engross a list of celebrities that have been in trouble with Spanish tax authorities  including footballers Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.\nIn November   Shakira  cancelled the first concerts to promote her 11th album  \"El Dorado \" for what she said were medical reasons. The tour is scheduled to begin in June in Germany and then stop in nine more European countries before moving to the United States.",
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            "input": "Shaka Senghor  attends the Tribeca TV Festival series premiere of \"Released\" at Cinepolis Chelsea in September. (Photo: Nicholas Hunt  Getty Images for Tribeca TV Festival)\n New York Times bestselling author Shaka Senghor  remembers  his  first night in prison.\nIt was fall. And it was cold. The windows were busted. Two scruffy wool blankets covered a three-inch plastic mattress.  He  had to use both blankets – one to cover  his  feet  the other for  his  upper torso. But it was  so cold Senghor  eventually got up and put one of the blankets in the broken window. As  he  looked out   he  saw a couple of young men  his  age playing around a garbage can.  He  envied their freedom.\n“It just was ... dark and lonely sitting in that cell and realizing that this was the next however many years of my life  if not the rest of my life ” says  Senghor   author of Writing My Wrongs: Life  Death and Redemption in an American Prison.\n Senghor   who was sentenced to 17 to 40 years for second-degree murder  served 19 years in prison  spending seven years in solitary confinement. He was released from prison on June 22  2010. He walked in at the age of 19  and didn't walk out until he was 38.\n Senghor  is now 45  and the past seven years have been a mixed bag. It was hard to find a job. For a couple of years   he  said   his  job applications were dismissed almost immediately because of  his  felony conviction.\nAs difficult as starting over was for  Senghor    he  had it better than others.  He  lived in Michigan  a state with one of the lowest employment restrictions for former felons in the country — 94. The state with the highest number  Louisiana  has 389 employment restrictions. Nationwide 6 392 of the 48 000 restrictions on former felons are on employment.\nBeyond employment challenges  strict rules regarding parole and probation make successful re-entry challenging for men  says  Senghor . Any encounter with police   he  notes  can get an inmate sent back to prison. As an African American man returning to a low-income neighborhood  it’s difficult to avoid law enforcement   Senghor  points out. Something as small as jaywalking can get black men detained in communities where stop-and-frisk measures are disproportionately employed.\nAnd  Senghor  remembers growing up in such a community in Detroit. At 17  he  was shot while standing on a street corner. And  he  developed a paranoia that turned into hyper-violence   he  explained during a TED talk.\nThat defensive posture — is what caused  him  to pick up a gun  and what eventually led to  his  arrest and incarceration.\nIt took a long time for  Senghor  to drop that way of thinking. And some men never do as they rack up more serious criminal infractions and technical violations while they are on parole.\n“We should be figuring out ways…to do away with a lot of these technical parole violations which aren't crimes  \" Senghor  says  \"but you're punishing the person as if they've committed a new crime and you're creating the stigma that anybody who's going back just can't get it together when in reality a technical violation really isn't something worthy of a person being incarcerated for.”\n Senghor  is working on that issue as the director of strategy and innovation for #cut50  an organization co-founded by Van Jones that works on criminal justice reform policies including re-entry initiatives and reducing the restrictive nature of probation and parole.  He  is also an executive producer of the show “Released ” on the OWN network. It shows the challenges of people recently released from prison.\n Senghor  describes America’s justice system as “dysfunctional  broken  outdated  and not designed to foster rehabilitation efforts or to keep communities safe.”  He  says systemic racism  a failed mental health system  poverty  drug addiction and post-traumatic stress disorder contributes to mass incarceration more than anything else.\n“We have a system that fails \"  Senghor  says. \"And we still dump money into the system to further support the things that are proven not to work.”",
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            "input": "South African Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa leaves Parliament in Cape Town  South Africa  Tuesday  Feb. 6  2018  after it was announced that this years state of the nation address that was to be delivered on Thursday will be postponed. Officials say  South African President Jacob Zuma  will not make the state of the nation address because of concerns that lawmakers may disrupt the event. (Associated Press)\nSouth African opposition parties say the country is in “limbo” as the ruling African National Congress party struggles to resolve its internal conflict over  President Jacob Zuma   who is under pressure to resign because of corruption scandals.\nThe parties say their leaders will meet on Monday to discuss a scheduled motion of no confidence in  Zuma  on Feb. 22 as well as parliament’s mandate to elect a new president in the event that  Zuma  is removed.\nDeputy President Cyril Ramaphosa  who is expected to replace  Zuma   says he anticipates a “speedy resolution” to transition talks he is holding with  the president . Ramaphosa says there is “a lot of speculation and anxiety” about the status of  the president  and that South Africa is going through a challenging time.\n The deputy of South African President Jacob Zuma  says  he  anticipates a “speedy resolution” to  his  talks with  the president  about a power transition.\nDeputy President Cyril Ramaphosa  who is expected to replace the scandal-tainted  Zuma   on Wednesday acknowledged “a lot of speculation and anxiety” about the status of  the president  and says South Africa is undergoing a challenging time.\nRamaphosa says in a statement that he is talking to  Zuma  about “the transition and matters relating to  his  position as the President of the Republic.”\n The deputy president  says  he  expects that  he  and  Zuma  will report to the ruling party and the country in the coming days.\nSouth Africa’s embattled president calls it “fake” news — a social media report that  Russian President Vladimir Putin  was going to visit the country this week.  President Jacob Zuma ’s office is also denying allegations by opponents that  he  is preparing to fire the deputy who is poised to take  his  job.\nThe disputed announcements Tuesday illustrate the uncertainty in South Africa  where  Zuma  faces pressure to resign over alleged corruption. The speaker of parliament said  Zuma  will not give the state of the nation address in parliament Thursday and the ruling party announced the postponement of a key meeting Wednesday to discuss  the president ’s fate.\nWhile  Zuma  and Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa are holding talks on the leadership crisis  the protracted wait for a resolution is fueling national anxiety.",
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            "input": "Matt Nagy  took an interesting path to becoming the new Bears head coach. Here are 10 things to know about the Plainfield  N.J. native.\nNagy  who grew up in Lancaster  Pa.  has four children with his wife  Stacey â all boys: Brayden  Tate  Jaxon and Jett. âWe tried for a girl and got twin boys â  Nagy  said via the Chiefs website.\nMitch Trubisky will be mentored by a former Arena Football League and Chiefs quarterbacks coach.  Nagy  played six seasons for the AFLâs New York Dragons (2002)  Carolina Cobras (2004)  Georgia Force (2005-06) and Columbus Destroyers (2007-08)  passing for 18 866 yards and 374 touchdowns.\n Nagy  still holds several school passing records at the University of Delaware  such as throwing for 556 yards in a 1998 game against Connecticut.  Nagy  also quarterbacked the Manheim Central High School Barons to back-to-back state finals in 1994 and â95.\nLarry Wisdom  who about 10 years ago was a major player in Chicago suburban real estate  played a pivotal role in  Nagy âs life. Wisdom  a former Midwest regional president at builder Neumann Homes Inc.  who had moved to the Lancaster area in 2007  hired  Nagy  in 2008 at a time when the AFL was in danger of closing shop and  Nagy  had a family of four children to support. âI was in a tough spot and he took care of us â  Nagy  said in a story on the Chiefs website. âI'll always be indebted to  him .â\nWisdom came through again when  he  gave  Nagy  time off to pursue a second summer internship with the Eagles despite  Nagy  being only a few months into  his  new job as a Realtor.\nWisdom was also high school classmates with Aurora native Brad Childress  who would eventually become Chiefs co-offensive coordinator with  Nagy  when Doug Pederson took the Eagles head coaching job in 2016.\nIn 2007  the then-Columbus Destroyers quarterback told the Columbus Dispatch that his last name had been pronounced NEH-gee and NAG-ee  though according to Pennsylvania Dutch tradition  itâs supposed to be NAHZJ-ee. \"Either way \"  Nagy  said at the time. \"In high school  it was NEH-gee. In college  it was NAG-ee. Now we don't know what it is.â The Chiefs media guide doesnât list a pronunciation  though  Nagy  told the Dispatch  he  goes by NEH-gee.\n The Nagy  rule\nWhen Andy Reid was coach of the Eagles  he tried to sign then-intern Nagy as a quarterback after an injury to Kevin Kolb in August 2009. The NFL nixed that plan. Technically   Nagy  was still under contract with the AFL. Also  NFL teams now canât sign interns as players to remove the temptation to stash potential replacements for injured players on their staffs.\nAn online profile of Wisdomâs company  Keystone Custom Homes  lists  Nagy âs title as ânew homes advisor.â So between  his  old job and Wisdomâs knowledge of the Chicago market   Nagy  should have no problem finding a house near Halas Hall.\nIn Lancaster County  home to Amish country and covered âkissing bridges â Nagy shares favorite-son bragging rights with former Cub Bruce Sutter (Lancaster)  President James Buchanan (Lancaster)  âChicago Fireâ actor Taylor Kinney (Lancaster) and golfer Jim Furyk (West Chester; Manheim Township High School). However   Nagy  canât lay claim to being called the best quarterback to come out of  his  own high school  Manheim Central. That honor belongs to former Michigan State quarterback Jeff Smoker.\nBefore his career revival in Kansas City  Alex Smith was underused as a runner and didnât get enough credit for his mobility  an attribute he shares with Mitch Trubisky.  Nagy  said  he  used to give Smith the business about it  though. â He  is pretty athletic â  Nagy  said in a âCoachâs Cornerâ interview on Chiefs.com. âWe always get on  him  and tease  him  a little bit that  he 's not as athletic as  he  thinks  he  is  and bring  him  back down  but that's definitely a great trait of  his .â\nBears hire  Matt Nagy  as franchise's 16th head coach »\nSteve Rosenbloom: Bears GM Ryan Pace bets his job on Matt Nagy »",
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            "input": "After  Ben Affleck  gave a statement on the recent allegations against Harvey Weinstein  a man he’s worked with on many projects  one of the women accusing the Hollywood producer of sexual misconduct isn’t letting the “Justice League” star off the hook.\nOn Tuesday   Ben Affleck  joined the chorus of voices in Hollywood that have worked with Weinstein and now want to speak out against  him .\nWhile  Affleck ’s words sound like a condemnation of Weinstein’s actions  Rose McGowan  who is among the women accusing Weinstein  isn’t buying  Affleck ’s statement for a second.  She ’s been tweeting non-stop against Weinstein and the entire Weinstein Company since the news broke  and specifically targeted  Affleck  in some of these tweets. The first saw  her  call him and his brother  Casey Affleck  out. Casey recently dealt with sexual misconduct allegations of his own.\nAfter that  she seemed to respond directly to the Batman actor’s statement on the matter with a curt “ Ben Affleck f--k off .” However  it’s her latest tweet on the matter that’s grabbed many people’s attention.\nShe tweeted an image of a separate tweet to  Affleck  that seems to hint that the star knew about Weinstein’s behavior with women all along  and even mentioned it at a press conference she claims she was forced to hold after her assault.\nMcGowan was named in The New York Times initial story about Weinstein after a 1997 incident. The then 23 year old was reportedly given an undisclosed settlement after an episode in a hotel room with Weinstein at the Sundance Film Festival. Now  she’s claiming that  Ben Affleck  not only knew about it  but actively did nothing. So far   he  has not commented further on the matter or addressed McGowan's claims.",
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            "input": "Johnny Bower  didn't even want to come to Toronto. Yet the pint-sized goalie with the big heart became a part of Maple Leafs lore.\n Bower   a beloved two-time Vezina Trophy winner who helped the Leafs win their last Stanley Cup in 1967  died on Tuesday.  He  was 93.\n His  family said in a statement that the Hall of Famer died after a short battle with pneumonia.\n Bower  was a two-time Vezina Trophy winner who became known as the China Wall.  His  career took off after the Leafs claimed  him  in an intra-league draft in 1958  and  he  played 475 regular-season games and won four Stanley Cups for the Leafs before playing  his  final game as a 45-year-old in 1969.\n\" He  was an inspiration to us \" said George Armstrong  who captained the Leafs' last championship team. \" He  shamed others into hard work.\n\" John  gave everything  he  could during workouts and  we  weren't going to let  that old guy  show  us  up.\"\nYears after retiring   Bower  remained one of the most beloved ex-Leafs even though  he  originally had no desire to be in Toronto.  Bower  was playing happily with the minor league Cleveland Barons in  his  30s when Toronto acquired  him .  He  said  he  only showed up to avoid being suspended.\n Johnny Bower  helped the Leafs win their last Stanley Cup in 1967.\n\"They just wanted me for one year  but I had a good team in front of  me   \" Bower  recalled with a laugh in 2014. \"I was there for 13 years  so it turned out really nice for  me .\"\n The 5-foot-9 Bower  won the Vezina Trophy in 1961 and shared  it  with teammate Terry Sawchuk in 1965. The Leafs hoisted the Cup in 1962  '63  '64 and '67  and  Bower  remained a standout into  his  40s despite near-sightedness and painful arthritis.\n Bower  pioneered the poke-check  brazenly diving head first at opposing players to knock the puck off their sticks. The move came with a cost —the mask-less goalie suffered cuts and lost teeth by throwing himself into the action.\n Bower  was the only boy among nine children in a family raised in rural Saskatchewan.  He  made  his  first goalie pads from an old mattress  but put  his  hockey career on hold when  he  lied about  his  age in 1940 to fight in World War II.  He  told authorities that  his  birth certificate had burned in a fire  allowing  him  to enlist at 16 years old.  He  was stationed in England but did not see action during the war because of  his  arthritis.\n\"It's a good thing I didn't because the Germans were right there waiting \"  he  said. \"A lot of guys there were killed on the beaches. I know four or five good hockey players from Prince Albert who were killed. They never came back. \"\nJohnny Bower . (SHAUN BEST/REUTERS)\n Bower  wanted to remain in the AHL  but  he  agreed to show up when Cleveland general manager James Hendy ensured  him  the Barons would take  him  back if Toronto didn't work out.\n He  never returned  instead becoming a fixture for one of the league's most storied franchises.",
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            "input": "Atchison was also the subject of a 2016 FBI investigation after he made “generic comments” in an online gaming forum  said the special agent in charge in  Albuquerque  Terry Wade . It’s unclear what those exact comments were.\nThe FBI checked databases and interviewed Atchison and his family in March 2016  but ultimately closed the investigation when it determined no crime had been committed.  Wade  said Atchison didn’t have a gun at the time   he  told agents  he  had no plans for an attack and  he  didn’t have any ties to any organizations.\nOn Thursday morning  Atchison entered the 900-student school with multiple magazines on  him  and went to a bathroom. Student athlete Francisco Fernandez  18  walked in and was immediately shot by Atchison. The gunman then walked into the hallway and encountered Casey Marquez  17  also a student athlete  and killed her  according to officials.\n He  then walked up and down the hallway  firing randomly and into classrooms  before shooting  himself .\nInvestigators searched  his  home and  his  computer following the shooting. They found a paper with scratch notes in the trash can that had “work  packup  prep  walk  die” written on it  according to KOB 4. They also found a thumb drive on his person that included electronic notes that offer more evidence the attack was planned  officials said.",
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            "input": "His  once-promising political career in shambles   Minnesota Sen. Al Franken  appeared on the verge of resigning after fellow Democrats led by female senators abandoned  him  Wednesday over the mounting allegations of sexual misconduct that are roiling Capitol Hill.\nGillibrand was the first to call for  Franken 's resignation on Wednesday  but a torrent of Democrats quickly followed.\n\"I'm shocked and appalled by Sen. Franken's behavior \" said Sen. Patty Murray of Washington state. \"It's clear to me that this has been a deeply harmful  persistent problem and a clear pattern over a long period of time. It's time for  him  to step aside.\"\nThough the writing appeared to be on the wall   Franken 's departure was not certain. A tweet posted Wednesday evening on  Franken 's Twitter account said: \"Senator Franken is talking with his family at this time and plans to make an announcement in D.C. tomorrow. Any reports of a final decision are inaccurate.\"\nSchumer called  Franken  immediately after the latest allegation — and before the torrent of demands for  Franken 's resignation from Democrats — and told  him   he  needed to resign  said a Democrat familiar with the events. Schumer met later in his apartment with  Franken  and Franken's wife  Franni  and repeated that message  and  he  did the same in additional talks with the senator throughout the day  said the Democrat  who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity to describe private conversations.\nDemocratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez weighed in  too  asking  Franken  to resign and saying  \"Sexual misconduct  harassment and assault have no place in the Democratic Party  the United States Congress  the White House or anywhere.\"\nThe resignation demands came in rapid succession even though  Franken  on Wednesday vehemently denied the new accusation that came from a former Democratic congressional aide  who said  he  tried to forcibly kiss her after a taping of  his  radio show in 2006.\nThe woman  who was not identified  told Politico that  Franken  pursued her after her boss had left and she was collecting her belongings. She said that she ducked to avoid his lips and that  Franken  told her: \"It's my right as an entertainer.\"\n Franken  already faced a Senate Ethics Committee investigation into previous claims by several other women that  he  groped them or sought to forcibly kiss them.\nThe allegations began in mid-November when Leeann Tweeden  now a Los Angeles radio anchor  accused  him  of forcibly kissing her during a 2006 USO tour in Afghanistan.\nOther allegations followed  including a woman who says  Franken  put  his  hand on her buttocks as they posed for a photo at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010. Two women told the Huffington Post that  Franken  squeezed their buttocks at political events during  his  first campaign for the Senate in 2008. A fourth woman  an Army veteran  alleged  Franken  cupped her breast during a photo on a USO tour in 2003.\n Franken  has apologized for  his  behavior but has also disputed some of the allegations.\n Franken  was first elected to the Senate in 2008  defeating Republican Norm Coleman in a bitter recount that took seven months.  Franken  won that race despite attacks over bawdy humor and writings dating back to  his  days on NBC's \"Saturday Night Live \" including a proposed skit joking about rape.",
            "output": [
                "Al Franken"
            ]
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            "input": "This year  there is a tree shortage. Most growers blame the tightened supply on the Great Recession  says  Valerie Bauerlein  who covered the story for The Wall Street Journal .\nA decade ago  \"we were in a global economic malaise  \" Bauerlein  tells NPR's Michel Martin. \"And Christmas tree growers couldn't sell the trees that they had cut  and for the price that they had in them  so then they planted less.\"\nChristmas trees  as magical as they might seem  are still an agricultural crop. \"Trees grow about a foot a year  \" Bauerlein  says. \"So eight  10 years later  there's a shortage. There's more demand [now] because the economy's prospering. And there are fewer trees to meet that demand.\" The total acreage in production has dropped at least 30 percent since the early 2000s  she says.\nEven if you've seen plenty of trees in lots or in cut-your-own tree farms around your area this season  you'll likely be paying more the farther you live from the biggest tree-producing states. Oregon and North Carolina now face reduced selection and higher prices   Bauerlein  says.\nThere is also been a movement of growers exiting the business. In recent years  \"you also saw a lot of dropout of growers themselves  especially smaller growers  in western North Carolina — one of the main producers\" of trees   Bauerlein  says. \"You're also seeing fewer growers and [less] acreage in Oregon  which is the biggest producer; they account for about 30 percent of the market.\" A lot of growers in Oregon are turning to grapes for wine and  a smaller number  to cannabis amid the booming marijuana industry  she says.\nThis year   Bauerlein  says  \"it's the high-end trees that are really coveted: The Fraser firs out of Oregon that are tougher to find  especially at the height of 8 feet or above.\"",
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            ]
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            "input": "City EMT Patrick Moore said he was prepared to move emotionally disturbed  Deborah Danner  safely out of  her  Bronx apartment — and then the shooting started.\nAn angry  Danner   66  had stopped screaming as Moore went to grab a chair used to move patients. A half-dozen police officers simultaneously entered  her  bedroom on Oct. 18  2016  the first responder testified Friday.\n“I assumed they were going to restrain  her  ” said Moore under questioning from Bronx prosecutor Newton Mendys in the murder trial of NYPD Sgt. Hugh Barry.\nInstead  Moore recounted  he heard cops shouting at the heavy-set older woman to “put it down  get down” — apparently a reference to a baseball bat that  Danner  was holding.\n Deborah Danner  asked to be left alone before fatal NYPD shooting\n Deborah Danner  (Facebook)\nMoore recounted that the EMTs could hear  Danner  screaming when they reached the seventh floor of the building. When they reached  her  apartment   Danner  was holding a pair of scissors in  her  hands.\nFront page of New York Daily News for June 1 shows Barry charged with  Danner 's murder. (New York Daily News)\nWithin a short time   Danner  was conducting a “fairly normal conversation with Brittney ” Moore testified  adding that he kept his distance from the patient to avoid upsetting  her  “in any way.”\nBarry’s lawyer has argued the sergeant was forced to make a split-second life or death decision when  Danner  grabbed the baseball bat.\n“ Mrs. Danner  was the aggressor and  she  was about to kill my client ” said defense attorney Andrew Quinn.",
            "output": [
                "Deborah Danner"
            ]
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            "input": "CLOSE SportsPulse: USA TODAY Sports' Dan Wolken goes inside the scandal that has rocked the sports world and the ripple effect it will have on college basketball and Rick Pitino's legacy. USA TODAY Sports\nFormer Louisville coach Rick Pitino  (Photo: The Associated Press)\nFormer Louisville coach Rick Pitino  told ESPN on Monday that while  he  is open to the idea of returning to coaching   he  is also trying to \"get on with a different part of my life.\"\n\"If a school  come April  comes to me in Miami and says  'We believe you  we believe you were innocent ' I would give it a shot \"  Pitino  told ESPN.\n\"The way I feel today  I'm not going to coach again \"  Pitino  said. \"But that may not be my feeling in February. I've got to get over the hurt. It's going to take some time. But the bitterness is gone.\"\n Pitino  was suspended by Louisville on Sept. 27  one day after an FBI investigation into college basketball recruiting became public.  Pitino  was allegedly aware of efforts by a Louisville assistant and Adidas executives to funnel $100 000 to recruit Brian Bowen to entice  him  to sign with the school.",
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                "Rick Pitino"
            ]
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            "input": "Jane  knows  her  husband didn't commit suicide but proving it has been a challenge.  She  uncovered an evil plot to brainwash people to commit horrific acts  but  her  attempt to destroy the villain behind everything came with a horrible cost.  She  no longer has  her  job at the FBI and is a wanted fugitive.  She  keeps  her  son stashed away to protect him.  Jane  now roams the country to derail the mastermind and his nefarious plans.\nA beloved schoolteacher on leave due to migraines is the latest to fall under the vicious mind games. She has dreams of walking through fire  and one afternoon she sets her vehicle on fire and drives through a hotel lobby. A sheriff uncovers her journals and sees a woman crying for help. When  Jane  learns of the incident   she  knows the people  she 's trying to eliminate are responsible.  She  has already gone rogue  and knowing  her  son is safe   she  has nothing to lose by going after the culprits.\nWhen one of  her  targets tells  her   \"You're dead already. They'll all know about you in the whispering room \"  Jane  knows  she  has to learn what  his  cryptic phrase means even though it obviously will be a trap to take  her  out of the picture.\n The character of Jane Hawk  is arguably the best character Koontz has created. Knowledge of \"The Silent Corner\" helps put some of the narrative in perspective  but it's not necessary to fall under the author's spell. It's clear that another story featuring  her  quest for ultimate justice is on the horizon  and hopefully there will be even more after that.",
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                "Koontz Jane Hawk",
                "Hawk"
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            "input": "The Pyeongchang Winter Olympics' opening ceremony is Friday  but the first competitions are already under way.  The U.S. curling team of Matt and Becca Hamilton  led off a mixed doubles tournament by defeating a team from Russia.\nThere was a smattering of applause for each team as  they  were announced. The loudest cheers were reserved for the host South Korean team  which was also on the ice as part of the mixed-doubles tournament at the Gangneung Curling Center.\n The Russians  wore simple black and white uniforms. Other than  their  names   their  jerseys bore only one tag: Olympic Athlete From Russia – a requirement of anti-doping penalties against their country.\nThe two teams had a customary handshake at the start of the match. And  the Russians  also brought a gift. After the teams were introduced  Anastasia Bryzgalova ran over to the Americans and presented a stuffed brown bear to  Matt Hamilton .\nIn the first end  the teams took turns seeking control of the target area  with  Matt Hamilton  successfully dislodging two Russian stones from the house  the inner circles where points are scored. After  the Russians  reestablished  themselves    Becca Hamilton  cleaned  them  out again and left the Americans' stones in place  taking a 3-0 advantage in the first end.\nTrying to add to their edge in the second end  the Hamiltons grouped four stones on the red circle to the Russians' two. But the center then became clogged with six stones – and  the Russians  used  their  last stone to secure an advantage and take two points.\nThe match went quickly  a hallmark of the mixed doubles format. And in this match between representatives of rival nations  there were no signs of awkwardness out on the sheet — other than an incident midway through  when  Matt Hamilton  got tangled up with  his  counterpart  Alexander Krushelnitskiy.\nAs they attempted to sweep stones along the outer ring   Hamilton  fell to the ice  and Krushelnitskiy quickly gestured an apology. The two shook hands  and  Hamilton  headed back to the other end with a smile on  his  face.",
            "output": [
                "Becca Hamilton"
            ]
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            "input": "Washington (CNN) On Thursday night in New Hampshire  former Trump White House chief strategist Steve Bannon offered a simple explanation for the bombshell report in The Washington Post that  Alabama Republican Senate nominee Roy Moore  pursued sexual relationships with four teenagers when  he  was in  his  early 30s.\n\"The Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped that dime on Donald Trump is the same Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped the dime this afternoon on Judge Roy Moore \" Bannon said . \"Now is that a coincidence? That's what I mean when I say opposition party  right?\"\nIt's an echo of what Moore himself said after the Post story went live: \"The Washington Post has already endorsed the judge's opponent  and for months  they have engaged in a systematic campaign to distort the truth about the judge's record and career and derail his campaign \" read the statement in part . (The Post's editorial board endorsed Doug Jones    Moore 's Democratic opponent. The newsgathering end of the organization has zero interaction with the editorial board.)\nIt's easy for Bannon (or  Moore ) to make the \"fake news hates conservatives\" argument. Hardcore conservatives will believe it. Because they hate the media.\nUsing Bannon's logic that the whole  Moore  story was cooked up by the media to get  Moore   you must also believe the following things:\n* The Post convinced four women  who were willing to put their names forward publicly and risk the scrutiny that comes with that decision  to lie about their interactions with  Moore  when they were teenagers. The Post was able to do this despite the fact that the four women did not know one another. And they did not reach out to the Post in an effort to get their stories told.\n* These women created detailed stories about how they met  Moore   where  he  took them on dates and how  he  sought to make the relationship more romantic or sexual.\n* That these women were motivated by political dislike for  Moore  (or Republicans) to make up these tales. (Worth noting: Leigh Corfman  the woman at the center of The Post story  voted for the Republican nominee in each of the last three elections -- including for Trump in 2016.) Or that they were paid somehow to do it. Or they just lied to lie. Or something.\n* More than two dozen other people who helped corroborate the Post story were also in on this ruse. (The Post said it interviewed more than 30 people who said they knew  Moore  between 1977 and 1982  which is when these episodes allegedly took place.) That's a whole lot of people to organize into a grand scheme to lie about  Moore 's sexual misconduct.\nAgain  if you believe Bannon  go back and read what I wrote above. Because if you believe that this is all a targeted effort to take out  Moore  because of  his  beliefs  you need to believe all of the rest of that stuff is true too.",
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            "input": "HOUSTON —  Hakeem Olajuwon  is now a Rockets adviser who has expressed interest in an ownership stake. So the Nigerian great no longer can run  his  post skills school where  he  once hosted Amar’e Stoudemire as a Knick.\nNevertheless   Olajuwon  said  he  would love to work with 7-foot-3 Kristaps Porzingis  but frankly  the retired Rockets superstar doesn’t think  he  needs much help. Porzingis already has dabbled in attempting the “Dream Shake’’ earlier this season.\n“I think [ he  makes it] easy ’’  Olajuwon  said. “ He ’s very skilled  very smart. The height  he  has the advantage in the post. The guy that got skill in the post game   he ’s already amazing. It gets much easier for  him .”\n Olajuwon  missed the chance to see Porzingis live Saturday as the Knicks star sat out the Rockets game at Toyota Center with back stiffness. Porzingis’ improvement this season has been  his  post game — more in the mid-post than deep inside.\n“Everyone can always get stronger ’’  Olajuwon  said. “But  he ’s fantastic  always plays with confidence  has a lot of moves  shooting 3s. I think the post game is most important because of  his  length.  He ’s so skilled  he  can do whatever  he  wants on the floor.”\n“I’ve tried the Dream Shake  but I wouldn’t say I can do it like  him  ’’ Porzingis said. “Not close.’’",
            "output": [
                "Hakeem Olajuwon"
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            "input": "Tinder swindler Brandon Kiehm — who stole thousands of dollars from women   he  met on the dating app by lying about needing money for cancer treatments for family members — is now trying to squeeze $12 million from the city claiming  he  was both assaulted and tripped and fell in jail.\n Kiehm  has filed three legal claims over three separate incidents in The Tombs in lower Manhattan in December 2016  February 2017 and August 2017.\n He  says the December and February attacks involved different jail mates and both were “unprovoked.”\n He  suffered lacerations  head trauma and seizures following the beatdowns  according to court papers and  his  attorney Matthew Waller.\nIn August  he  slipped on an uneven section of rooftop which serves as the recreation area for inmates at Manhattan Detention Center  known as The Tombs.\n He  says  his  foot will be permanently deformed because jail staff refused to treat a fractured bone.\n Kiehm  37   was sentenced to two years in prison in December.",
            "output": [
                "Brandon Kiehm"
            ]
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            "input": "The reason  Trump  is able to tap into  his  campaign funds for legal expenses is because for the past decade  presidential candidates have abandoned public financing for their campaigns. Instead  they have built networks that collect millions of dollars from private donors  a move that comes with less restrictions on how the money is spent.\n Trump  also filed for reelection the day  he  took office in January  two years earlier than any previous president  ensuring a fund of millions in campaign cash would remain at  his  disposal.\nAccording to  its  most recent filing to the Federal Election Commission  Donald J. Trump for President Inc had almost $12 million on hand by the end of June  an increase of over $4 million since January.\nAccording to a July filing  the  Trump  campaign paid $50 000 to the law firm of Alan Futerfas  who is representing Donald Trump Jr. Futerfas did not respond for requests for comment.\nA number of other current and former  Trump  staffers have also recently hired lawyers.",
            "output": [
                "Donald Trump Jr."
            ]
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            "input": "Call it a good news-bad news scenario for  Gus Kenworthy .\n The outspoken freestyle skier  broke  his  thumb in training on Thursday.\n He  tweeted out a picture of  his  X-Ray  along with one of  his  freshly casted hand and included this quip: \"It won't stop me from competing (obvi) but it does prevent me from shaking Pence's hand so ... Silver linings! \"\n Kenworthy  has previously said  he  would not go to the White House as part of the traditional visit the U.S. Olympic team makes after the Olympics.",
            "output": [
                "Gus Kenworthy"
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            "input": "Sep 19  2017: USA midfielder Megan Rapinoe (15) against New Zealand at Nippert Stadium  University of Cincinnati. (Photo: Aaron Doster/USA TODAY Sports)\nJust where the hell does U.S. women’s national team forward  Megan Rapinoe  get off? Why is it that she and other female professional athletes can’t just go play ball without bringing all this other stuff into it?\n“Honestly  I feel like we are a walking protest ”  Rapinoe  said. “The fact that we’re women professional athletes says that in and of itself. We’ve been feeling the inequality; we’ve been struggling with pay equality or whatever it is  or sexism in sports.\nLet’s leave the sarcasm of my second paragraph aside and get serious:  Rapinoe  is saying  her  very existence is a protest.  She  and other female professional athletes are bucking societal expectation the moment they get out of bed to fix a cup of coffee.\nCan you imagine the pressure and frustration that must bring? Who could blame  Rapinoe  or anyone else if they were to go along to get along by accepting the status quo? If they were afraid to draw any additional attention to themselves or speak out on controversial topics?\n Rapinoe  made headlines this week by saying FIFA didn’t care about women’s soccer  after the organization nominated a little-known college player as  its  top international player of the year.\n“The award just doesn’t hold a lot of weight when you’ve got someone on the list I’ve never heard of ”  Rapinoe  told the BBC.\n Rapinoe  was also at the front of a push for a pay raise for the women’s national team.\n She  said the conversation got moved into a direct comparison with the men’s team  but “for us the conversation is always about getting paid what we feel like we’re worth and getting paid as the sport grows and as we help grow the sport – I mean we’ve seen tremendous growth in the sport the last four or five years.”\nThe push resulted in a new contract   Rapinoe  said  but  she  and four teammates took the matter to federal court. They said they earn about a quarter of what their male counterparts earn  even though the women’s team  which in 2015 won the World Cup for the third time  brought in about $20 million more in revenue than the men  according to a U.S. Soccer financial report.\nAs for the anthem   Rapinoe  took a knee a year ago  before a National Women’s Soccer League match in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick  who was seeking to bring attention to systemic racism and overly aggressive police tactics in minority communities.\nIf a group is protesting for its rights   Rapinoe  said  “you need people from every slice of society to kind of get behind that  and at the end of the day we’re all the same  we’re all just human beings; in this country we’re all Americans and everybody deserves the right to you know have life liberty and all the things that we love to hang our hat on as Americans.",
            "output": [
                "Megan Rapinoe"
            ]
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            "input": "CLOSE The last  Leonardo da Vinci  painting in private hands is going to auction at Christie's in New York for an estimated $100 million. Da Vinciâs depiction of Jesus  titled \"Salvator Mundi \" will be auctioned on Nov. 15. (Oct. 10) AP\nVisitors to Christie's wait outside in a line to view Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi'  Tuesday  Nov. 14  2017. (Photo: Julie Jacobson  AP)\nNEW YORK (AP) â  A painting of Christ by the Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci sold for a record $450 million (380 million euros) at auction on Wednesday   obliterating previous records for artworks sold at auction or privately.\n The painting   called \"Salvator Mundi \" Italian for \"Savior of the World \" is one of fewer than 20 paintings by  Leonardo  known to exist and the only one in private hands.  It  was sold by Christie's auction house  which didn't immediately identify the buyer.\nLeonardo da Vinci's masterpiece Salvator Mundi achieves $450 312 500  a #worldauctionrecord for any work of art sold at auction. pic.twitter.com/snKxm7t3cb â Christie's (@ChristiesInc) November 16  2017\nThe 26-inch-tall (66-centimeter-tall)  Leonardo  painting dates from around 1500 and shows Christ dressed in Renaissance-style robes  his right hand raised in blessing as his left hand holds a crystal sphere.\nIts path from  Leonardo 's workshop to the auction block at Christie's was not smooth. Once owned by King Charles I of England  it disappeared from view until 1900  when it resurfaced and was acquired by a British collector. At that time it was attributed to a  Leonardo  disciple  rather than to the master himself.\nThe painting was sold again in 1958 and then acquired in 2005  badly damaged and partly painted-over  by a consortium of art dealers who paid less than $10 000 (8 445 euros). The art dealers restored the painting and documented its authenticity as a work by  Leonardo .\nChristie's says most scholars agree that the painting is by  Leonardo   though some critics have questioned the attribution and some say the extensive restoration muddies the work's authorship.\nChristie's capitalized on the public's interest in  Leonardo   considered one of the greatest artists of all time  with a media campaign that labeled the painting \"The Last Da Vinci.\" The work was exhibited in Hong Kong  San Francisco  London and New York before the sale.\nIn New York  where no museum owns a  Leonardo   art lovers lined up outside Christie's Rockefeller Center headquarters on Tuesday to view \"Salvator Mundi.\"",
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                "Leonardo da Vinci"
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            "input": "Hurricane Irma Leaves Devastation Of 'Epic Proportions' In Caribbean\nA string of tiny Caribbean islands have been left stunned and devastated by the destructive force of  Hurricane Irma   one of the strongest storms ever to hit the region. Some islands appear to have been spared  but others suffered loss of life and damage on a near-apocalyptic scale.\nIn Barbuda  communications were severed as  Irma  made landfall just before midnight on Tuesday. Antigua  25 miles to the south  dodged the full force of the storm  prompting Prime Minister Gaston Browne at first to declare it a miracle that his nation had been spared.\n\"I journeyed to Barbuda this afternoon and what I saw was heart-wrenching  absolutely devastating \" Browne said on state-owned television Wednesday afternoon. \"In fact  I believe that on a per capita basis  the extent of the destruction in Barbuda is unprecedented. And it is unprecedented  based on the type of storm. Hurricane Irma would have been easily the most powerful hurricane to have stormed through the Caribbean  and it is extremely unfortunate that Barbuda was right in its path.\"\nSome six hours later  Irma smashed into St. Martin  about 60 miles northwest of Barbuda. The island was directly in the storm's path  and the half-French  half-Dutch island suffered horrendously as a result.\nNorth of St. Martin  the low-lying British island of Anguilla took what U.K. Foreign Office Minister Alan Duncan described as the full force of Irma.\nThe British and U.S. Virgin Islands  popular tourist and charter boat destinations  were next in the path of Hurricane Irma. The outer bands of the approaching storm began to lash the islands early Wednesday afternoon.\n\"We are very grateful to be able to report that all of our team on Island have been accounted for as safe as well. Necker Island felt the effects of  Hurricane Irma  and sustained extensive damage  the extent of which we are still assessing.\"\nAlthough Irma passed just north of Puerto Rico  sparing it a full-on hit from the storm  the island's precarious electrical infrastructure couldn't withstand the glancing blow. More than 1 million Puerto Ricans were reportedly without electricity.\nLike the Dominican Republic  Haiti is only getting a sideswipe from  Irma   but unlike its neighbor on the island of Hispaniola  the land in French-speaking Haiti has been largely denuded of trees  leaving it especially vulnerable to landslides and flooding from heavy rains.\n\"It looks like Haiti won't get a direct hit from  Irma   and that's fortunate because the country is still struggling to recover from Hurricane Matthew  which wiped out the country nearly a year ago \" said Hervil Cherubin  country director for Heifer International  a nonprofit working with 15 000 farming families across Haiti.",
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            "input": "Stand-up superstar  Louis C.K.  came clean Friday about  his  obscene behavior  admitting in a lengthy apology that  he  masturbated in front of five women.\nThe Emmy-winning star of the acclaimed “Louie” television show said the New York Times' detailed expose about  his  creepy sexual antics left  him  reeling.\n“But what I learned later in life  too late  is that when you have power over another person  asking them to look at your d--- isn't a question. It's a predicament for them. ”\nLouis C.K. ’s ‘I Love You Daddy’ won’t be released\nThe quintet of female actresses and comedians shared their stories of  C.K. ’s crude behavior between the early 1990s and 2005.\n C.K.  acknowledged using the women’s admiration for  his  work to turn them into unwitting victims of  his  strange sexual behavior. And  he  said the woman remained silent because of  his  lofty position in the comedy world.\n Louis C.K.  admitted to the scathing sexual misconduct allegations. (Evan Agostini/Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)\n“The hardest regret to live with is what you’ve done to hurt someone else ”  he  wrote in the nine-paragraph statement. “And I can hardly wrap my head around the scope of hurt I brought on them.”",
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            "input": "And even now  itâs only been one player:  Aâs catcher Bruce Maxwell . In an interview with SI.com   Maxwellâs  mom offered this opinion on athletes deciding to take a knee:\nI think you canât speak for everyone. Everyone has their own viewpoint  and everyone has their own story. Everyone has their own reason to do what theyâre doingâand all I can do is support  Bruce  for  his  reasoning. Because I know what  he  has gone through  and I know how  he  feels. I know this was a long time coming  but I think the turning point for  him  was when the president was in  his  hometown.\nBut why just  Maxwell ?\nâWhen I was a kid  you had all these guys  athletes like Jim Brown  Muhammad Ali  and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar  following Dr. Martin Luther King. Iâll only speak for baseball  but nowadays  we  donât have an Ali.  We  donât even have the personalities of my generation and the one before me. Baseball has become so soldier-like  bow your head type stuff. In light of all that  for decades MLB players didnât stand for the flag. Youâd have guys in the locker room eating  stretching in the bullpen  sitting in the dugout  players were spread out all over the field. There was no idea of âunity.â Only the Braves and Yankees made it mandatory to stand on the top step of the dugout. That was the only time I even paid attention.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Santa Cruz proposed a ballot measure that said if an oil company wanted to build facilities on land  residents would have to vote on it first. It passed. The measure also designated funds to spread the idea  so Santa Cruz hired  Dan Haifley  to be an anti-oil Johnny Appleseed.\n\"I would sleep on couches and I would travel the state in my little car  tiny little thing \"  Haifley  says.\n He  visited local officials along the coast  slide projector in hand. \"It was grassroots democracy and grassroots activism at its best \"  he  says.\nIn  all  Haifley  convinced 26 coastal cities and counties to adopt similar policies. They were challenged by the oil industry  but upheld by a federal court.\nEven today  oil companies can't build new infrastructure without voter approval in most of those places. The zoning rules create what  Haifley  calls \"a coastal wall of resistance\" against offshore drilling.",
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            "input": "Manager Joe Maddon  knows the Cubs' challenge is simple  regardless of whether they are facing Tanner Roark  Stephen Strasburg or Clayton Kershaw.\n\"(The Nationals) have spectacular pitching  but our guys have matched them inning after inning \"  Maddon  said. \"That's how we have won. Their pitching has been great. So has ours.\"\n Maddon  was speaking before before Tuesday's Game 4 of their best-of-five National League Division Series was postponed until Wednesday because of rain.\n\"You have to pitch better than great pitching to win it.\"  he  said. \"And we have. It comes down to that. Our starting pitching has permitted us to be in this position.\"\n Maddon  said  he  didn't consider bumping Arrieta  who hasn't pitched since Sept. 26 because of a nagging right hamstring injury  in favor of Game 1 victor Kyle Hendricks.\nUnlike the two wild-card games and the three other division series  the Cubs and Nationals have received exceptional starting pitching that reminded  Maddon  of postseason play in the 1960s and '70s.\n\"It has been interesting to watch \"  Maddon  said. \"The runs being scored against some really good pitching. I don't know the reason. There is no good reason.\n Maddon  was extremely pleased that  his  players stayed busy leading up to the postponement that came about 40 minutes after the scheduled starting time and that no one came to  his  office asking for updates.\nNor did  Maddon  convey  his  players were consumed with speculation over whether Strasburg would take Roark's spot.\n\"There's nothing you can do to control any of these events  so why even waste one second worrying about it \"  Maddon  said.\nIn any case   Maddon  said  he 's sure the Cubs will be ready for the Dodgers if they advance.\n\"Whoever wins this series  we'll be ready for that moment \"  Maddon  said. \"Neither one will be concerned about that. You'll just be happy to get there  actually.",
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            "input": "Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN)  speaks with reporters after announcing  his  retirement at the conclusion of  his  term on Capitol Hill in Washington  U.S.  September 26  2017. REUTERS/Aaron P. Bernstein\nWASHINGTON (Reuters)  - U.S. Senator Bob Corker   the influential Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee  said on Tuesday he will not run for re-election  a blow to a party already struggling to balance divisions between mainstream and more populist wings.\nAn establishment Republican   Corker  has been criticized from the right  and a conservative activist had already announced a primary challenge. But he was expected to keep the seat  and had amassed a $7.5 million campaign war chest.\n Corker  has ruled out running for governor of Tennessee.\n“I have no idea what I‘m going to do. No idea whatsoever ”  Corker  said in an interview. But he said he was not leaving out of frustration over deep party divides that have often paralyzed Congress.\n Corker  announced  his  retirement on the day of the failure of the latest Republican effort to repeal former Democratic President Barack Obama’s healthcare law.\n“I am not going to be one of the people who leaves here badmouthing what is one of the greatest privileges of one’s life ”  Corker  said.\nHe said he realized he was ready to retire on Aug. 24 during a factory groundbreaking in Clarksville  Tennessee  and almost announced his decision at least twice before Tuesday.  Corker  said that he made his announcement now to allow a strong candidate time to enter the Senate race.\n Corker  is the first senator to announce  his  retirement ahead of the 2018 mid-term elections  when one-third of the 100-seat chamber will be up for grabs. Tennessee is a solidly Republican state and the party  which currently holds a 52-seat majority in the Senate  is favored to keep his seat.\nIn his official announcement   Corker  said that “after much thought  consideration and family discussion” over the past year  he and his wife Elizabeth “have decided that I will leave the United States Senate when my term expires at the end of 2018.”\n Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN)  walks away after speaking with reporters after announcing  his  retirement at the conclusion of  his  term on Capitol Hill in Washington  U.S.  September 26  2017. REUTERS/Aaron P. Bernstein\nCLASHES WITH  TRUMP\nIn August  after Trump’s much-criticized reaction to violence at a white supremacist rally in Virginia   Corker  told reporters in  his  home state Tennessee that Trump had not been able to demonstrate the “stability” or competence that  he  needed to be successful as president.\nAfter the exchange  the two men had an hour-long meeting at the White House this month that  Corker  has described as a wide-ranging and friendly discussion.\n Corker  will remain chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee until he leaves in January 2019. He said he wanted the panel to address issues including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s State Department reorganization  food aid reform  and the fight against human trafficking and modern slavery.\n Corker  said the committee would address the international nuclear agreement with Iran  as Trump faces a mid-October deadline for deciding whether to certify that Tehran is complying with that pact. That decision could force Congress to decide whether to reimpose sanctions.  Corker  would not say whether Trump had decided to certify or not.",
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            "input": "Embattled Republican Party chairman Michael Steele announced Monday that he will seek a second term despite a rocky two years marked by allegations of financial mismanagement and frequent verbal gaffes.\n After weighing a decision for weeks as challengers lined up  Steele alerted the 168-member Republican National Committee during an evening conference call that he would run  according to participants listening. They spoke on the condition of anonymity because the call was private.\n Steele's troubled first term expires in January  and the committee must then vote on who should run the party's national operations during the 2012 presidential election cycle.\n A former Maryland lieutenant governor  Steele was chosen to run the party in January 2009. He became the first black national chairman in the Republican Party's history just shy of three months after the nation elected a Democrat as the first African-American president.\n Steele was considered an outsider because he wasn't part of the RNC's clubby environment. His brash style and unconventional ways irked establishment Republicans from the outset. Questions about his financial management of the RNC followed.\n Republican victories up and down the ballot in November didn't quiet Steele's critics. Complaints about Steele's stewardship of the party's national operations only mounted. And he has watched his once strong support within the RNC rank and file all but evaporate as Republican leaders on Capitol Hill and in states across the country signaled they desired new leadership.\n No less than a half dozen Republicans are weighing challenges to Steele or have launched candidacies. The two latest to formally announce bids are Maria Cino  a New York native who served in the Bush administration and planned the party's 2008 nominating convention  and Gentry Collins  who headed the RNC's political department under Steele.\n Others in the mix include: Saul Anuzis  a committeeman from Michigan who lost to Steele in the 2009 chairman's race; Reince Priebus  the Wisconsin Republican chairman  and Ann Wagner  a former Missouri state Republican chair and a former ambassador.",
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            "input": "Shelita Funderberk  cried in Manhattan Supreme Court after  she  was found not guilty of 22 counts tied to trafficking firearms from the South to New York City.\nProsecutors say  Funderberk ’s significant other  Abdul Davis  54  sold over 80 weapons to an undercover cop between March 2015 and April 2016.\n Funderberk  was accused of driving  him  to the illegal gun deals. Prosecutors also said  she  helped facilitate purchases.\nBut  Funderberk  maintained  her  innocence.\n“ She  fell for a man  she  knew nothing about ”  her  attorney Susan Calvello said after the verdict.",
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            "input": "Chinese President  Xi Jinping  claps while addressing the media as  he  introduces new members of the Politburo Standing Committee at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People on Oct 25. (Ng Han Guan/AP)\nChina’s constitution is set to drop the two-term limit for president  allowing  Xi Jinping  to extend  his  rule beyond 2023. Here are three things to know about Xi’s increasingly personal rule:\n1.  Xi  has broken a decades-old norm of collective rule\nDeng Xiaoping  the Chinese leader who spearheaded reform after Mao passed  spoke against personal rule in 1980: “Over-concentration of power is liable to give rise to arbitrary rule by individuals at the expense of collective leadership.” Most China watchers expected  Xi  to follow  his  predecessor Hu Jintao’s example and rule for only 10 years  but now there is consensus that  Xi  will stay on after this period.\n [ Xi Jinping  just made  it  clear where China’s foreign policy is headed ]\nIn China  Xi packed key government positions with  his  supporters while purging rivals.  He  also created significant new organizations  such as small leadership groups  that  he  controls to circumvent rival power centers. With these latest constitutional changes   he  has rigged the game in  his  favor  too. The Chinese Communist Party is a massive and powerful organization  but increasingly it is an institution ruled by just one man   Xi Jinping.\nBeyond this  Xi has initiated a substantial anti-corruption campaign that has gone after tens of thousands of officials at all levels  including retired top leaders such as Zhou Yongkang. Some targets no doubt were  Xi  rivals  but there is good reason to believe that the Communist Party’s pervasive corruption had become a major source of economic and political risk.\nEven if  Xi  is interested in the party and the broader regime rather than  his  own aggrandizement  going after top-level retirees broke a norm of exemption. This makes it difficult for  Xi  to retire  as  he  could become a target given  his  family’s wealth — despite their efforts to shed assets.\nTo be sure  the proposed constitutional revisions do not stop at allowing  Xi  a third term. They call for inclusion of a reference to “core socialist values ” a “public oath of allegiance to the constitution” for state officials upon assuming office  and for listing a supervision commission as a new state organ.\nThese changes are evidence that power is centralizing in Beijing — in addition to being concentrated in  Xi . Local government officials enjoyed relatively free rein for much of the post-Mao period as long as the economy grew and tax revenue came in. But the central government increasingly is investing in its monitoring capacity and offering a rhetoric of governing morally with a mix of Confucian and Communist Party virtues.",
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            "input": "The White House projects a large gap between government spending and tax revenue over the next decade  adding at least $7 trillion to the debt over that time. In 2019 and 2020 alone  the government would add a combined $2 trillion in debt under  Trump ’s plan.\nEven with upbeat economic forecasts and numerous proposed cuts to social programs — most of which are expected tol be dead on arrival in Congress — the  Trump  administration projects that it would run a deficit of $450 billion in 2027.\nDemocrats  though  reacted with hostility  saying the proposal confirmed their long-held belief that  Trump  would pivot from large tax cuts for corporations to a push to scale back government benefits for low-income Americans.\n“The  Trump  budget proposal makes clear  his  desire to enact massive cuts to health care  anti-poverty programs  and investments in economic growth to blunt the deficit-exploding impact of  his  tax cuts for millionaires and corporations ” Rep. John Yarmuth of Kentucky  the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee  said. “These cuts to critical federal investments are so extreme they can only reflect a disdain for working families and a total lack of vision for a stronger society.”\nRepublicans have long called for eliminating the budget deficit  but  Trump  has ushered in a new economic strategy  jettisoning deficit fears in favor of a low-tax  high-spending model that  he  thinks will boost the economy. Such an approach has risks  particularly as government debt levels are projected to grow at least $7 trillion over the next decade.\nLast year   Trump  and  his  budget director  Mick Mulvaney  sought to use the budget as a way to promise that the deficit would be eliminated over 10 years  even though many of its proposals were not enacted.",
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            "input": "“It forced the office to take a policy position that it may or may not agree to ” Michael Botticelli  the former director of the drug czar’s office  told HuffPost. “[It] hamstrings you into a policy position that might be the policy of the day but that might change.”\nThe statute also made answering questions about marijuana policy complicated. When  Botticelli  was a deputy within the office  Rep. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) introduced legislation to remove the by-then-controversial language on marijuana. The bill went nowhere.  Botticelli  struggled even to answer questions on the subject.\nOperating within these political and legal constraints   Botticelli  and others adopted more nuanced approaches to their work. The office pushed to obtain more federal funding for treatment. It supported states that sought to route those addicted to illegal substances like opioids away from the criminal justice system and into treatment.  Botticelli  supported the Justice Department’s efforts to shed the more onerous drug war era initiatives such as requiring mandatory minimum sentences for even low-level drug possession.\nLater in that interview   Botticelli  was asked about legalizing marijuana  not just decriminalizing penalties for its use.  He  said  he  was against states’ commercializing the drug. “It becomes an addiction to  unfortunately  a tax revenue that’s often based on bad public health policy ”  he  said.  His  predecessor had had similar reservations about outright legalizing marijuana.\n The closest Botticelli  came to addressing the decriminalization issue directly occurred when District of Columbia residents voted to ease restrictions on marijuana use. “I might not agree about legalization  but I do agree with our own ability to spend our own money the way that we want to ”  he  said.\nNeither  Botticelli  nor  his  office would go much further than that during the eight years of the Obama presidency. Had they done so  they would have incurred blowback from both parties in Congress and alienated drug prevention advocates who oppose marijuana use. More importantly  the controversy would likely have distracted from the more critical opioid epidemic. That crisis ended up driving home the argument for a public health approach to drug addiction.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Nov. 8 (UPI) — The Miami Dolphins have signed tackle  Zach Sterup  off of the Cleveland Browns’ practice squad.\n Sterup  entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent signing by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2016.  He  joined the Browns’ practice squad on Sept. 9 after being waived on Sept. 7.  He  also spent time on the New York Jets’ practice squad.\n Sterup  was a two-year starter at Nebraska. The 6-foot-9  318-pound offensive lineman will add depth to the Dolphins’ offensive line  which lost right tackle Ja’Wuan James to a hamstring injury during Sunday’s loss to the Oakland Raiders.\nThe Dolphins are currently starting Laremy Tunsil at left tackle  Jesse Davis at left guard  Mike Pouncey at center and Jermon Bushrod at right guard. Before the  Sterup  signing  the Dolphins just had Sam Young  Ted Larsen  Jake Brendel and Isaac Asiata serving as backups  according to the team’s depth chart.",
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            "input": "The Spanish government says it is seeking legal advice on challenging the proposed candidacy of fugitive Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont to lead a new Catalan regional government .  Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria  said Thursday that the government has asked the consultative State Council for its opinion on whether such a challenge can be presented before the Constitutional Court . If the council agrees   a challenge Friday could halt a vote on Puigdemont .  Saenz de Santamaria  said Puigdemont ' s legal status does not allow  him  to appear in person for the investiture . Puigdemont is wanted in Spain on possible rebellion and sedition charges as part of an investigation into the Catalan parliament ' s declaration of independence Oct . 27 . Spain also intends challenging any plan to vote  him  in in absentia .",
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                "Saenz de Santamaria"
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            "input": "Image caption Chisako Kakehi  is said to be suffering from dementia\n Chisako Kakehi  is accused of using cyanide to kill  her  lovers and make millions from insurance payouts.  Her  lawyers plan to appeal the sentence.\nProsecutors said  she  targeted wealthy men who were mostly elderly or sick.\n She  became known in Japanese media as the Black Widow  after the female spider which kills its mates after sex.\nKyoto District Court ruled that Chisako Kakehi used cyanide \"with a murderous intention\" in the four cases  and that  she  should be held responsible for the crimes even though  she  had been diagnosed with dementia.\n Kakehi   who was wearing a hearing aid and asked the judge to speak loudly during the proceedings  showed no emotion when the sentence was handed down.\n Ms Kakehi  was accused of murdering  her  fourth husband  75-year-old Isao Kakehi  on 28 December 2013  a month after they got married.\n She  was also accused of killing two other boyfriends  aged between 70 and 80  and the attempted murder and robbery of another boyfriend - who later died of cancer - between 2007 and 2013.\nThe trial heard that  she  had joined matchmaking services in which  she  had specifically requested to meet men who were rich and childless.\n She  reportedly inherited around one billion yen ($8.8 million) in all  although  she  later lost some of it through the stock market.\nDuring the 135 day trial  Kakehi  appeared to admit killing  Isao Kakehi   saying  he  had not treated  her  well financially  but later retracted it.\n Her  lawyers said at the time that  her  testimony could not be trusted because of  her  dementia. They have appealed against the death sentence to a higher court  arguing that  her  dementia means  she  cannot be held criminally liable.",
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            "input": "That  in turn  led to attacks from fellow NBA star LeBron James against the commander-in-chief.\nThat policy did not stop  LeBron James  of the Cleveland Cavaliersfrom making it abundantly clear that they are unwilling to hear the president out  tweeting last week that the commander-in-chief is a “bum” and noting that Curry told him that he did not intend to visit the White House anyway.\n James  also said  “Going to the White House was a great honor until you showed up!”  referring to his meeting with former President Barack Obama.\nU bum @StephenCurry30 already said he ain't going! So therefore ain't no invite. Going to White House was a great honor until you showed up! — LeBron James (@KingJames) September 23  2017\n James  voted for Hillary Clinton.\nObama invited  James  and then-President-elect Trump to the White House on the same day  November 10  2016.",
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            "input": "Adam Rippon  the 2016 U.S. men’s figure  skating  pitched a particularly nasty hissy fit — telling USA Today  he  would prefer not to shake the vice president’s hand before the opening ceremony.\n Mr. Rippon  is believed to be the first openly gay Winter Olympian — and  he  took great umbrage at the vice president’s devout Christian faith.\n“You mean Mike Pence  the same Mike Pence that funded gay conversion therapy?”  Rippon  snarled. “I’m not buying  it .”\n“I don’t think he has a real concept of reality ”  Mr. Rippon  said. “To stand by some of the things that Donald Trump has said and for Mike Pence to say he’s a devout Christian man is completely contradictory. If he’s okay with what’s being said about people and Americans and foreigners and about different countries that are being called ‘s***holes ’ I think he should really go to church.”\n Adam Rippon  may know how to land a triple axel  but when it comes to civility and grace   he ’s skating on thin ice.",
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            "input": "James Harden scored 31 points and the Houston Rockets won their 11th straight game with a 120-102 victory Friday night over the Minnesota Timberwolves  who lost All-Star Jimmy Butler to an apparent right knee injury.\n Butler  left the game late in the third quarter. After grabbing a rebound late in the third quarter   he  pivoted and planted hard on  his  right foot before collapsing and grabbing  his  right knee.  He  was on the floor for at least three minutes before  he  was carried off the court by two teammates.  He  appeared to avoid putting weight on  his  right leg when heading to the locker room.\nA Timberwolves official said during the fourth quarter that Minnesota coach Tom Thibodeau would provide an update on  Butler 's injury following the game.\nTimberwolves: After  Butler  fell to the floor  the play continued and ended with Taj Gibson committing a horse-collar-like takedown of Harden on a layup. Harden made the desperation heave and ensuing free throw to put the Rockets up 14. ... Towns and fellow 7-footer Cole Aldrich served as human crutches in escorting  Butler  to the locker room.",
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            "input": "Because of Bush 's decisions , America has not had a successful foreign terrorist attack since 911 . \nRonald Kessler reporting from Washington , D.C. -- In the sweep of history , George W. Bush will be seen as one of our greatest presidents because of the decisions he made to keep us safe after 911 . \nSince 911 , the courts and Congress have allowed all of the Bush programs for uncovering terrorists to continue . \nBut Bush 's proclamation just after the terrorist attack that any country harboring a terrorist will be considered a terrorist country alone meant that Arab countries began cooperating in the war on terror , turning over thousands of terrorists and leads . \nAs with President Bush , the media portrayed Ronald Reagan as a bellicose fool . \nBush 's USA Patriot Act tore down the so-called wall imposed by Attorney General Janet Reno , a wall that prevented FBI agents from sharing information with each other and with the CIA . \nTwo days after the attack , FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III and Attorney General John Ashcroft began to brief Bush . \n\"They talked about how the terrorists got plane tickets , got on planes , moved from one airport to another , and then attacked our citizens ,\" Andy Card , Bush 's chief of staff , told me for my book \"The Secrets of the FBI .\" \nBy tripling the number of drones on order , Bush made it possible for President Obama to take out dozens of key al-Qaida leaders . \nAnd as Leon Panetta said when he was CIA director , Bush 's coercive interrogation techniques , including waterboarding , provided clues that helped lead to Osama bin Laden 's compound in Pakistan . \nOver time , Bush will be seen in the same light , recognized for keeping us safe and winning the war on terror . \nIn 2005 , Bush established the National Counterterrorism Center in McLean , Va. , where 200 analysts from the CIA and FBI sit side by side analyzing threats 24 hours a day . \nInstead of hailing the efforts to connect the dots , the media demonize Bush and those who are trying to protect us , portraying the tools that uncover clues to plots as \"spying on innocent Americans .\" \nThe National Security Agency -LRB- NSA -RRB- intercepts ordered by Bush opened for the FBI a window on terrorist activity within the U.S. . \nMany in the media could not bear to hear that Bush might have been at least partially right about Saddam , and few newspapers reported the story .",
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            "input": "JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa’s ruling African National Congress party on Tuesday put off a key meeting due to discuss President Jacob Zuma’s future later this week  while an online news service quoted sources saying he was ready to quit if certain conditions were met.\n Zuma  has been in a weakened position since  he  was replaced as leader of the ANC by Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa in December.  Zuma  no longer holds a top position in the party.\nBut the scheduled meeting of the National Executive Committee  which has the power to demand that  Zuma  step down  was suddenly moved to the weekend of Feb. 17.\nThe party has faced uncertainty over how its dual power structure will function  after Ramaphosa took the reins of the party with  Zuma  remaining as head of state. Zuma’s tenure officially runs until mid-2019.\nThen  Times Live  an online news service  issued a report citing sources saying  Zuma  would resign as soon as a list of preconditions has been finalised in a deal struck with Ramaphosa.\nMagashule  who attended the meeting between the two leaders  would not confirm whether  Zuma  had agreed to resign  although other ANC leaders said the agreed deal would see  Zuma  “go in a dignified way”  Times Live said.\n Zuma  has been South Africa’s most controversial president since the end of white minority rule in 1994  enwrapped in scandal during a tumultuous nine years in power.\n He  has faced several allegations of corruption. Some within the ANC and the opposition say the Gupta family  friends of  Zuma   have used their links with the president to win work with the state. The Guptas and  Zuma  have denied any wrongdoing.\n He  waved to reporters after meeting Ramaphosa at the president’s office in Cape Town  where the president also chaired routine meetings   his  spokesman said.\nMembers of the media are seen behind a bust of Nelson Mandela outside Parliament after it was announced that the State of the Nation address  due to be delivered by  President Jacob Zuma   has been postponed  in Cape Town  South Africa  February 6  2018. REUTERS/Sumaya Hisham\nIn a statement  the presidency denied claims by the South African Communist Party  a key ally of the ruling party  that  Zuma  was preparing to fire Ramaphosa as deputy president and replace  him  with ex-wife  Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma.\nFacing a no-confidence motion in parliament set for Feb. 22   Zuma  has survived several attempts to oust  him  in the past. But this time around a significant part of the ANC wants  him  to step down well before  his  second term ends mid next year.\nThe opposition parties had demanded that the speech be postponed until  Zuma  was removed from the leadership.\nThe rand  which has tended to strengthen on signs that  Zuma  could step down before  his  second term as president ends next year  was firmer on Tuesday.\nThe ANC’s top six most powerful officials met  Zuma  late on Sunday at  his  official residence in Pretoria. There was no announcement of the outcome though sources said  he  had refused a demand to go.\n Zuma  has also resisted a call to go by Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini  the influential head of South Africa’s biggest ethnic group in the president’s home province of KwaZulu-Natal  according to BusinessDay newspaper.",
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            "input": "- I love LeBron James . \nAnd LeBron had a rough night in those three quarters trying to play with his new group of starters and his buddy Dwyane . \nAnd in the first half alone , LeBron had seven turnovers . \nThis is why LeBron James is by far the most entertaining player in all of sports , on and off the floor -- for the right reasons sometimes and for , in this case , the wrong reason . \nI realize it was just a preseason game , but the Cavs played it unlike most preseason games because , obviously , LeBron has had a bum ankle -- so he says .",
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            "input": "General manager Doug Armstrong is being interviewed about the St. Louis Blues’ impressive 10-2-1 start  and it takes more than nine minutes for superstar Vladimir Tarasenko’s name to enter the conversation.\n“We are not surprised that he’s producing at this level ”  Armstrong  told USA TODAY Sports. “ He  is just starting to enter the prime of  his  career.”\nSchwartz  25  was a 55-point scorer last season. It looks as if  he ’s figured out how to make all of  his  skills work together this season.\n“We are going to see this level for a while ”  Armstrong  said.\n Armstrong  said Schwartz reminds  him  of former NHL player Jere Lehtinen “because  he  just does everything well.”\n“ He ’s a guy that (coach) Mike Yeo feels comfortable in any situation ”  Armstrong  said. “(Schwartz) is a guy you can put with any player to get them going or keep them going.\"\n“The time-tested (theory) that everyone is better at their second job than they were the first time around is true ”  Armstrong  said. “As a manager  I know I felt much more comfortable managing in my second job and I know Mike feels the same way.”\n“You learn through your first job  and you learn on the job ”  Armstrong  said. “ He ’s putting the things  he  had positive success with into play.  He ’s a good communicator  and there’s a trust with  his  players.  He  is a generational coach.  He  knows what makes this age group tick.  He ’s got a good mind for the game.”\n Armstrong  appreciates that Yeo is willing to learn even from  his  assistants.  He  supported the decision to bring in former NHL head coach Larry Robinson as an assistant. “ He  wanted strong people around  him  ”  Armstrong  said.\nWhile Tarasenko may be sharing the spotlight  his game is just as impactful  if not more so  according to  Armstrong .\n“I see a different player shift-to-shift ”  Armstrong  said. “It seems like  he  has three really solid bodychecks every game.”\n Armstrong  said Tarasenko aspires to be a complete player. “It’s not just the bodychecking ”  Armstrong  said. “It’s the understanding of his leadership (role). You can always talk a good game  but he’s doing all of the things away from the puck. His frustration level is almost non-existent now. You see that with all the great players. They battle through to be complete players and he’s there now.”",
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            "input": "Friends of Chicago Animal Care and Control  a nonprofit group  is reaching out to rescue groups to help get dogs out the door and is offering to pay for dogs to be boarded while rescue groups find foster homes for them  said  Jennifer Schlueter   spokeswoman for animal care and control.\nThe group is expected to get 11 more dogs transferred Thursday evening and take them to be boarded at the PetSmart PetsHotel for up to two weeks   she  said.\nBeginning Monday through Feb. 18  people who adopt dogs will receive a $100 reimbursement for enrollment of a basic obedience class for any dog adopted directly from the city’s shelter   Schlueter  said. The rebate  which will likely cover a large portion of training course costs  is in response to the capacity issue and will be funded by Pets and Vets USA for up to 50 dogs   she  said.\n“We need to get the animals out of here but we also want to help people do the right thing ”  she  said. “Training the dog is the best thing you can do.”",
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            "input": "LONDON —  Disgraced celebrity publicist Max Clifford  a confidante to the stars who fell from grace amid Britain's investigation of past sexual abuse   died Sunday after collapsing in prison.  He  was 74.\nOnce one of the most powerful figures in British entertainment   Clifford  was convicted in 2014 of eight counts of indecent assault stemming from attacks on teenagers dating back more than 40 years.\n He  was serving an 8-year prison sentence at Littlehey Prison in Cambridgeshire when  he  died  Britain's Ministry of Justice said.\nClifford was once as well known as the people  he  represented — the go-to guy for celebrities looking to limit the damage from drug problems  legal issues or declining popularity.\n His  clients included TV mogul Simon Cowell and former Harrods owner Mohamed al-Fayed  as well as dozens of ordinary people who found themselves in the news vortex and sought to sell their stories to the press — a common practice in Britain.\nThe public relations guru was arrested in December 2012 amid allegations that he lured girls as young as 14 into sex by offering them acting roles.  Clifford  immediately swung into damage-control mode  vowing to clear  his  name of the charges  some of which stemmed from the 1970s and '80s.\n\"The allegations in respect of which I have been charged are completely false — very upsetting  very distressing  but completely false \"  he  told reporters outside  his  home at the time. \"I have never indecently assaulted anyone in my life  and this will become clear during the course of the proceedings.\"\n Clifford  was arrested as part of an investigation called Operation Yewtree  a wide-ranging inquiry into allegations of past offenses spurred by the case of Jimmy Savile  a well-known British entertainer accused of abusing hundreds of girls and women.  He  died in 2011.\nBefore he was arrested   Clifford  told The Associated Press that he was receiving calls from many celebrities and entertainers who were worried they would be caught up in the widening Savile investigation.\n\"They're phoning me and saying  'Max  I'm worried that I'm going to be implicated ' \"  Clifford  said at the time. \"A lot of them can't remember what they did last week  never mind 30 or 40 years ago.\"\n Clifford 's daughter Louise told the Mail on Sunday that her father first collapsed on Thursday as he was trying to tidy his prison cell. He collapsed again the following day and was taken to a hospital  where suffered a heart attack.",
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            "input": "Qianbao had as many as 200 million registered users  according to Chinese news reports. The founder  Zhang Xiaolei — dubbed “China’s most notorious swindler” by one newspaper — turned himself in Dec. 26 to Nanjing police  who are leading the investigation.\nThe newspaper Huanqiu reported that in an interview Saturday while in police custody   Zhang  “made it clear Qianbao’s collapse was due to  his  own greed ” but said reckless investors also had to accept the consequences.\nPhotos released by Xinhua show the balding  bespectacled  Zhang  in handcuffs and a blue vest as he talked to investigators.\n“The police shut down some of the factories in which Qianbao invested  causing the workers to lose their jobs and leaving us unable to get our money back ” said Zhan. To salvage what is left  he said  “we appeal for the release of Zhang Xiaolei.”",
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            "input": "INGOLSTADT  Germany (Reuters) - Germany’s Audi (NSUG.DE) has abandoned plans to sell its Italian motorcycle brand Ducati  its chief executive Rupert Stadler said  in a sign of confidence that the carmaker expects to be able to carry the costs of its transformation.\nSteps to reduce costs by 10 billion euros ($11.8 billion)  cut red tape and deepen ties with fellow Volkswagen-owned (VOWG_p.DE) brand Porsche are “gradually increasing our financial and organizational leeway for the strategic realignment ”  chief executive Rupert Stadler  told reporters.\nThere is therefore no economic need to sell  Ducati  Stadler  said. Volkswagen asked banks to evaluate options for Ducati and transmissions maker Renk earlier this year as seeks to become more nimble in its shift towards electric and self-driving cars following its diesel emissions cheating scandal.\nWhile pushing the costly shift to zero-emissions and autonomous technologies  holding on to the profitable Ducati division and the lucrative Lamborghini brand has become more important   Stadler  said.\n“Looking after a premium bouquet is as difficult as the work of a gardener ”  Stadler  said. “Therefore I am pleased with every new flower  with every promising new branch ” he added  predicting Lamborghini’s sales would double on the back of its new sport-utility vehicle.\nSeparately   Stadler  said Audi will spend nearly half a billion euros over the next eight years on training staff for the digital age  with steps to develop as well as hire experts such as automotive app-designers and car robotics specialists.",
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            "input": "Peter S. Ruckman  58   and  his  sons Christopher Ruckman  14  and John Ruckman  12  were all found in a home in the 4600 block of Chandan Woods Drive in Cherry Valley about 10 a.m.  according to Winnebago County Coroner Bill Hintz and the Winnebago County sheriff’s office.\n P.S. Ruckman  had been a professor of political science at Rock Valley College and an instructor at Northern Illinois University  according to  his  online resume.  He  taught classes such as American Government  Introduction to the Legal System and Political Philosophy.\nRock Valley College officials released a statement Sunday stating  Ruckman  had been a professor at the college since 1998.\nAccording to his online resume   Ruckman  was an expert in clemency and pardons  and  he  was the editor of the “Pardon Power blog” and author of the forthcoming “Pardon Me  Mr. President: Adventures in Crime  Politics and Mercy.”\n Ruckman  often served as an expert on clemency in articles printed in the Tribune  as well as in the New York Times  the Wall Street Journal  the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times.",
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            "input": "Jack Phillips  proprietor  of Masterpiece Cakeshop  refused to create a wedding cake ordered for a same-sex marriage on grounds that it would force  him  to create a cake expressing a value opposed to  his  Christian convictions. The gay men who ordered the cake filed a sexual orientation discrimination claim against  him  with the Colorado Civil Rights Commission  and the Commission ruled against  Phillips .\nIt was clear that this was not a matter of  Phillips  refusing to do business with these men because they are gay.  He  offered to make them any cake they wanted  just not one designed for a same-sex wedding.\n Phillips  claims  his  right of free expression under the Constitution's First Amendment.\nSome not sympathetic to  Phillips ' claim argue that making a cake is not artistic expression and has nothing to do with speech protected by the First Amendment.\nBy this standard  how can we possibly rationalize forcing  Phillips  to produce a cake against  his  will  expressing a value anathema to  his  religion?\nHow can forcing  Phillips  to do this be understood in any way as securing for  him  \"the blessings of liberty\"?",
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            "input": "After bloody clashes between the Thai army and opposition demonstrators killed some 90 people in the center of Bangkok in May  the unelected government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva promised to launch what he called a \"national reconciliation plan.\" Since then authorities have arrested hundreds of opposition leaders; closed media; frozen the bank accounts of suspected supporters of the Bangkok demonstrations and brought terrorism charges against the movement's exiled leader  Thaksin Shinawatra.\n On July 6  Mr. Abhisit renewed a state of emergency in Bangkok and 18 other provinces  allowing his regime to arrest and hold people without charge  censor the media and prevent public gatherings. Meanwhile  he has announced that the parliamentary elections he had offered to hold in November will be postponed until next year. If this is what he calls \"national reconciliation \" Mr. Abhisit  a graduate of Eton and Oxford  must have taken a lesson in Orwellian language.\n Mr. Thaksin and the red shirts have contributed to Thailand's impasse by blockading the center of Bangkok for two months last spring and for refusing the compromise Mr. Abhisit offered before the violence began and the army moved in. But the root cause of the troubles is the refusal of the traditional political class  the military and the royal court  which Mr. Abhisit's government represents  to accept the results of democratic elections.\n Repression will not solve this problem. If Mr. Abhisit really wants reconciliation  the steps he must take are clear: End the state of emergency  release the red shirt leaders and negotiate leading to elections  with a commitment by all sides to allow the winners to rule within the boundaries of a reformed constitution.",
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            "input": "Story highlights The source said  Miller  has injected  himself  into talks between lawmakers\nThe White House proposal pushed by  Miller  comes nowhere near a clean DACA fix  the source said\nWashington (CNN) Demands by top White House policy adviser  Stephen Miller  during sensitive negotiations about protecting young undocumented immigrants from deportation could derail congressional efforts to find a legislative solution  a source familiar with the matter tells CNN.\nThe source said  Miller  has injected  himself  into talks between lawmakers and is making the issue more difficult by coming to the table with unreasonable demands on behalf of the White House.\n Miller  is adding \"a bunch of stuff that will be non-starters with Dems and divide GOP \" the source said.",
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            "input": "James Damore   an ex-Google employee who wrote a controversial memo arguing the merits of gender and diversity programs  was interviewed by two YouTubers. (Jhaan Elker/The Washington Post)\nA week ago   James Damore  worked at Google. Now   he ’s sitting for portraits with Peter Duke  the photographer the New York Times dubbed “the Annie Leibovitz of the alt-right.”\nIn one photograph — the user image for an unverified Twitter account believed to be his —  Damore  sits in front of a blue background  holding a laptop. He’s wearing a T-shirt that has one word printed on the chest  in Google’s font. It reads: “Goolag.”\nThe memo went viral at Google and then became news when its existence was leaked to Motherboard.  Damore  was fired for “perpetuating gender stereotypes.” But  he  quickly became a hero on the right-wing Internet  where a coalition of anti-politically-correct online personalities  Trump supporters and the alt-right believed that  Damore ’s firing was proof that Silicon Valley was hostile to conservatives — and that something was about to change.\nAs his Duke portraits show  that is a role that  Damore  has embraced. Below is a look at how he got there.\n James Damore  did nothing wrong #GoogleManifesto — Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) August 8  2017\nEach component of the  Damore ’s story read like a fulfilled prophecy for the right-wing Internet  which has spent years accusing Silicon Valley companies of conspiring to silence conservatives.\nMany of the things  Damore  argued in that memo were more or less aligned with this viewpoint: for instance  that “Google’s left bias has created a politically correct monoculture that maintains its hold by shaming dissenters into silence ” and later  that “we have extensive government and Google programs  fields of study  and legal and social norms to protect women  but when a man complains about a gender issue affecting men  he’s labeled as a misogynist and a whiner.”\nThe left is at war with reality.  James Damore  told the truth. For that  he  was witch hunted  doxxed & fired.#JeSuisJamesDamore — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) August 8  2017\nThe Gab founder has previously said that he believes progressives have a monopoly on every major Silicon Valley company  and has built Gab as an independent  free-speech alternative — one that has been especially popular with the Trump-supporting Internet and its diaspora. Gab said in a tweet that it had raised $80 000 for its crowdfunding campaign over the past week  a period roughly aligning with  Damore ’s story going viral.\nTorba also said that  Damore ’s memo was particularly well-timed  because “censorship from Silicon Valley has increased dramatically over the past few weeks ” He pointed me to this tweet for examples:\nAugust 2017: James Damore fired\nBecause  Damore ’s memo  and firing  escaped the right-wing filter bubble and became a real  mainstream controversy  his story took on a much larger significance. Soon  some prominent personalities were talking about  Damore  with the language of civil rights;\nJames Damore: 'Treat people as individuals  not groups'\nGab  along with WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange  both publicly offered to hire Damore after he lost his job at Google. But the onslaught of online support that headed  Damore ’s way as the story about his memo blew up was more comprehensive than that.\nWeSearchr  the crowdfunding “bounty” platform run by infamous Internet troll Chuck Johnson  set up a “fundraiser” for  Damore  that has raised $40 000 in a matter of days. The conservative media  picking up on the initial support of  Damore  on right-wing Twitter  began to cover the story as progressive overreach.",
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            "input": "Only a year ago  CPAC found itself in controversy for having scheduled as a keynote speaker Milo Yiannopoulos  the potty-mouthed homosexual enfant terrible.\nWhen old video revealed that  Milo  had once been frighteningly blasé about sex with teenage boys  CPAC made a dramatic show of disavowing Milo.\nMany fellow travelers came forward to defend  Milo . We viewed child molestation as detestable  but we consistently condemned it  even if this meant denouncing homosexual subculture.  Milo 's survival of childhood sex abuse explained much of  his  aberrant and disorderly behavior.\nWhy did so many conservatives goad  Milo  on for years  then turn on  him  once  his  past abuse cast a pall on  his  public witness? For the type of conservatives who flock to CPAC – think-tank parvenus  Ann Coulter fans  Fox News oracles  College Republicans  emulators of Laura Ingraham and Steven Crowder – conservatism mixes rebellion  wit  professionalism  and prestige. They sense that pointy-headed political correctness and taxes are bad  while anti-liberal snark and a rising Dow Jones are good. They delight in mocking liberals who embarrass themselves and relish the indignant outrage they feel when gazing on liberalism at its worst: transgender bathrooms  campus madness  Harvey Weinstein hypocrisy  or historical illiteracy. Such mainstream  young  and urbane conservatives do not necessarily like being told to show restraint  self-critique  and repentance.\nThe influence of libertarians in the CPAC universe explains what happened with  Milo  and provides some context for the banishment of Mass Resistance.  Milo  provided too much fun for anyone to slow  him  down until the seriousness of  his  past with sexual abuse made \"conservatives\" reconsider their allegiance to  him .\nWhen  Milo  was de-platformed  I thought  he  was the canary in the coal mine. Maybe not. By trying to get a seat at CPAC's table  Mass Resistance tested the viability of the Burkean-colorful-libertarian alliance. I lead Mass Resistance's Texas chapter. I know that our partisans defend their beliefs with dogged sincerity. I also know that libertarians find us embarrassingly old-fashioned and Burkean mainstream conservatives fear we will not play well in Georgetown.",
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            "input": "After previously withholding his endorsement , U.S. Sen. John Cornyn , R-Texas , said Sunday he 's supporting Ted Cruz for re-election in 2018 . \nWhile Cornyn made a pitch for the latest proposal , known as Graham-Cassidy , Cruz continued to assert he was undecided -- and was even more explicit at one point , saying Senate leaders still do n't have his vote . \nIn a joint session with Cruz at the Texas Tribune Festival , Cornyn called the junior senator \"enormously constructive\" in the Senate and pledged to support him as he seeks a second term . \nCornyn said he recently had breakfast with Cruz and they agreed it was important to set aside their differences -- mainly on tactics , not policy -- in the wake of Hurricane Harvey . \n\"I think it 's really important , particularly in light of the challenges brought by this huge natural disaster , that we stand together as a Texas delegation and there 's no space between Sen. Cruz and me when it comes to doing work for our state ,\" Cornyn said . \nCruz said Graham-Cassidy has some \"very good elements\" but does not do enough to lower health insurance premiums . \nThe authors took the changes but removed them a day later , Cruz said . \nCornyn had previously declined to endorse Cruz for re-election , saying he was \"not going to get involved in any primary races , particularly with my colleagues in the Senate .\" \nAnd Cruz refused to back Cornyn when he was seeking re-election in the 2014 primary . \n\"Right now they do n't have my vote , and I do n't think they have Mike Lee 's either ,\" Cruz said . \nWatch Smith 's full interview with Cornyn and Cruz below . \nIn 2018 , Cruz is facing a challenge from U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke , D-El Paso . \nCruz has been generally tight-lipped about O'Rourke , but he went further than usual at the festival while responding to a question about his opponent . \n\"I do n't think Texans want a far-left Democrat in the Senate ,\" Cruz said .",
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            "input": "Students mourn during a candlelight vigil for victims of yesterday ’ s shooting at nearby Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland   Fla . on Feb . 15 . ( Reuters / Carlos Garcia Rawlins )  Sixteen - year - old Colleen Lance ’ s English class  spent much of  its  time on Thursday talking about what to do in case someone started shooting . “ Do we try to barricade the door ? Do we try to escape ? What are we supposed do during a shooting ?” she and her fellow students asked their substitute teacher . Lance ’ s classroom in Illinois was a thousand miles from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School   where a gunman opened fire on Wednesday and killed at least 17 people . But the news hit close to home . “ After Florida   we were all definitely like   ‘ Oh   God   is this going to happen here ?’ ”  Lance  said . “ It ’ s very anxious to go to school after a school shooting . It makes you more aware that you ’ re not safe .”  Lance  wasn ’ t alone in her anxiety . After the latest school shooting   this time in Parkland   Fla .  teenagers across the country returned to their own high schools Thursday for another normal day . But then again   Wednesday had started out as a normal day for Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School . And it was hard not to think about that . Several students responded to a request from The Washington Post via Snapchat to talk about how the news of the tragedy weighed on them as they returned to their own classrooms . ( The Post spoke with some of those students by phone   and contacted their schools to verify their identities and attendance .) [ A loud   new voice after the latest school shooting : Kids wanting to know why adults hadn ’ t done more ] “ It makes me feel really concerned . It feels so much more common now  ” said Rebecca Connor   15   who attends high school in Virginia . “ You don ’ t know where it ’ s going to happen next . It could happen at our school . There ’ s no way to tell .” She added that report after report of troubled students turning on their classmates “ makes me want to be nicer   makes me want to take everyone ’ s feelings into account .” This type of response isn ’ t limited to high school students   said Robin Gurwitch   a psychologist at Duke University Medical Center . But teenagers are particularly vulnerable . “ With teens   the more stressed they are about these events   the more likely they are to have sleep problems   difficulty concentrating and irritability . It can affect school performance and relationships with peers  ” Gurwitch said . For some   the overwhelming sensation wasn ’ t fear but weariness . “ It ’ s become such a common occurrence that it ’ s hard to have a reaction at some point  ” said Aidan McGahey   15   who attends high school in Philadelphia . McGahey said his fellow students sometimes talk about shootings in the immediate aftermath   and that his religion class had tackled the subject this week . Lance dissected the news with her friends   who are similarly interested in keeping up with current events and fall on both sides of the political divide . Connor   a budding news junkie who watches “ Morning Joe ” and keeps up to date with Apple News   confessed that she and her friends didn ’ t discuss school shooting stories much because it would “ make it feel more real .” Gurwitch said that taking time away from the news was critical for teenagers when a story like the Parkland massacre is dominating headlines . She emphasized activities like reading   sports   listening to music   or other activities that allow people to avoid social media or the news for a set period of time . The American Psychological Association has issued similar guidelines for people of all ages dealing with stress related to school shootings in the news . [ We ’ re used to experiencing mass shootings online . But Parkland brought us into the classroom . ] It ’ s not uncommon for schools to have lockdown drills or add security systems to protect students in the event of an attack . But in addition to physical security measures   Gurwitch said   schools should allow discussions about traumatic events “ in a smaller group   so if there are concerns   [ students ] feel comfortable asking a question or commenting on something they may have heard .” No matter how many safe spaces schools create   the teenagers expressed frustration at the recurring issue of school shootings . “ It ’ s not something we can sit back and say   ‘ it ’ s a part of our society ’. We need to be taking active steps to resolve  ” McGahey said . “ I think we need to work to stop this .” “ It makes me upset that it ’ s something I do have to think about . I just want to focus on my grades and graduating and going to college and becoming a young adult  ” Lance said . “ I don ’ t want to think about getting shot when I go to school .”",
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            "input": "TOKYO (Reuters) -  Japan’s Emperor Akihito  is likely to abdicate at the end of March 2019 and Crown Prince Naruhito is expected to ascend the throne in April  the first abdication by a Japanese monarch in nearly two centuries  the Asahi newspaper reported on Friday.\nIn June  Japan’s parliament passed a law allowing Emperor  Akihito  to abdicate and the government needs to hammer out the details including the timing.\n Akihito   83  who has had heart surgery and treatment for prostate cancer  said in rare public remarks last year he feared age might make it hard for him to continue to fulfill his duties.\nJapan's Empress Michiko poses for a photo with Emperor Akihito at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo  in this handout picture taken October 4  2017 and provided by the Imperial Household Agency of Japan. Imperial Household Agency of Japan/HANDOUT via Reuters\nThe abdication law  which applies only to Akihito and not to future emperors  included a resolution to debate letting female royals stay in the imperial family after marriage but did not touch on the controversial topic of allowing women to inherit.\nAsahi said the expected 2019 abdication schedule would minimize the impact on people in changing to a new imperial reign from the current Heisei Era  which started in 1989 after the death of  Akihito ’s father Hirohito  according to the Asahi.\n Akihito   the first Japanese emperor who was never considered divine  has worked for decades at home and abroad to soothe the wounds of World War Two which was fought in  his  father Hirohito’s name.\nThe Empress also said she felt “an immeasurable sense of peace” that Akihito will be able to rest and spend quiet days after years of pursuing how the Emperor should be.",
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            "input": "Danica Patrick  will go down as the greatest female driver in history  says Brad Keselowski. (Photo: Timothy T. Ludwig-USA TODAY Spor)\nFor  Danica Patrick   one of the few female drivers competing at NASCAR’s top level  having life insurance is just another part of being “financially fit.”\nFor the second year in a row   Patrick  is the face of Life Insurance Awareness Month.\n\"In this dangerous sport of racing  tragedy can happen ”  Patrick  says. \"It's a good reason to be prepared.\"\nAlthough taking out a life insurance policy is common practice for race car drivers   Patrick  has a family connection to the cause.\nEven if you aren’t in a dangerous line of work like  Patrick ’s  Feldman says the campaign’s message still rings true.\nFor  Patrick   life insurance is all about peace of mind.\n\"Things are changing in my world \"  Patrick  says. \"My team is working on what comes next for  me .\"\nSkip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE Are the paparazzi making you miserable?  Danica Patrick  shows you how to get away in this funny commercial for the Can-Am Spyder \"escape vehicle.\"",
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            "input": "North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has put his youngest son in charge of the country's spy agency as a prelude to handing over control of the communist regime  a news report said Wednesday.\n Kim visited the headquarters of the State Security Department in March  along with his 26-year-old son  Kim Jong Un  and told agency leaders to \"uphold\" his third son as head of the department  the Dong-a Ilbo newspaper reported citing an unnamed source.\n Kim also told department leaders to \"safeguard comrade Kim Jong Un with (your) lives as you did for me in the past \" and gave them five foreign-made cars  each worth some $80 000  as gifts  the mass-market daily said.\n It said Kim visited a college that educates spy agents last month and made similar remarks there.\n Pyongyang's State Security Department is the backbone of Kim's harsh rule over the totalitarian nation. It keeps a close watch over government agencies  the military and ordinary people for any signs of dissent. It also engages in spy missions abroad.\n The move to put Kim Jong Un in charge of the agency illustrates the elder KimKim's concern about any possible backlash that the father-to-son succession could prompt  the Dong-a said.\n The paper also said the younger KimKim oversaw the handling of two American journalists detained in March while on a reporting trip to the China-North Korea border. The reporters were sentenced to 12 years of hard labor earlier this month for illegal border crossing and hostile acts.\n Kim Jong Il inherited North Korea after his father and founding leader Kim Il Sung died in 1994.\n On Tuesday  the North's main Rodong Sinmun newspaper carried a remark by Kim Jong Il that could be seen as a justification of the father-to-son succession.",
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            "input": "NBC will broadcast the Ceremonies again in prime time tonight  at 8 p.m. Eastern. This version will have commentary from hosts Katie Couric  who was tapped to place Matt Lauer after his firing  and Mike Tirico  who replaced  Bob Costas  as NBC’s prime-time host after a nearly three-decade run.\nTirico made his prime-time debut Thursday night. The Washington Post’s Rick Maese caught up with him before the Games to learn more about his new high-profile assignment. “I think trying to be  Bob  would be stupid. And that was one of  his  bits of advice: Be yourself ” Tirico said. “So I’m going to try to do that.” For the full Q&A  scroll down to the “Olympics Corner” section of this newsletter.\nFor 11 straight Summer and Winter Games — dating back to 1992 —  Bob Costas  served as the familiar and reliable face of the Olympics. But  Costas  is sitting out the PyeongChang Games and has passed the torch to Tirico  who will serve as NBC’s prime-time host  starting with Friday’s Opening Ceremonies. Tirico joined the network in 2016 after more than two decades at ESPN and was a daytime host of the Rio Games. He recently spoke with The Washington Post’s Rick Maese about his new high-profile assignment.\nQ: It’s not like you’re a newcomer to this broadcasting game  but did you seek out  Costas  for any advice?\nA: There’s been a longtime friendship there. I don’t think that’s overstating it. And I can’t imagine this job changing hands more smoothly.  Bob  has been unbelievable in making  himself  available  if I have any questions. I know I can pick up the phone during the Games  and if I have a question  I know I’ll get an honest answer.  Bob ’s the all-time best.  Bob  set a standard for the amount of times  he  did this and the way  he  did it that likely won’t be matched ever again. So I’m not replacing  him ; I’m following  him . I think trying to be  Bob  would be stupid. And that was one of  his  bits of advice: Be yourself. So I’m going to try to do that.\n Bob Costas  served as NBC’s prime time host for 11 straight Olympics  but has passed the torch to Mike Tirico for the PyeongChang Games. (Courtesy photo/NBC Sports)\nA: The best piece of advice that I got from  Bob  and from Al [Michaels] before the Rio Games working daytime: You don’t have to know everything about everyone. It’s impossible. The experts at each sport have that covered. In the host role  you just need to have the overriding story lines. I’m trying to get to the top of the surface. It’s like one of those fancy Starbucks drinks — you do want to get some of the coffee  but you want to make sure you get all foam. But how has my life changed? I’m sitting in my office right now. Two years ago  I certainly would be watching a replay of a Big Ten or an NBA game from the night before. And right now I’m watching the women’s skeleton competition from Germany. And it’s the fourth different Olympic event that I’ve watched since I’ve been up this morning.",
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            "input": "[Here’s what we know so far about Team Trump’s ties to Russian interests]\nTrump had received private assurances from then-FBI Director James B. Comey starting in January that he was not personally under investigation . Officials say that changed shortly after  Comey’s  firing.\nFive people briefed on the interview requests  speaking on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly  said that Daniel Coats  the current director of national intelligence  Mike Rogers  head of the National Security Agency  and  Rogers’s  recently departed deputy  Richard Ledgett  agreed to be interviewed by Mueller’s investigators as early as this week. The investigation has been cloaked in secrecy  and it is unclear how many others have been questioned by the FBI.\nThe White House now refers all questions about the Russia investigation to Trump ’s  personal attorney  Marc Kasowitz.\nThe obstruction-of-justice investigation of the president began days after  Comey  was fired on May 9  according to people familiar with the matter. Mueller’s office has taken up that work  and the preliminary interviews scheduled with intelligence officials indicate that his team is actively pursuing potential witnesses inside and outside the government.\n[Inside Trump’s anger and impatience — and his sudden decision to fire  Comey ]\nThe interviews suggest that Mueller sees the question of attempted obstruction of justice as more than just a “ he  said   he  said” dispute between the president and the fired FBI director  an official said.\n Comey  confirmed publicly in congressional testimony on March 20 that the bureau was investigating possible coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russians.\nComey’s statement before the House Intelligence Committee upset Trump  who has repeatedly denied that any coordination with the Russians took place. Trump had wanted  Comey  to disclose publicly that  he  was not personally under investigation  but the FBI director refused to do so.\nCoats told associates that Trump had asked him whether Coats could intervene with  Comey  to get the bureau to back off its focus on former national security adviser Michael Flynn in its Russia probe  according to officials. Coats later told lawmakers that he never felt pressured to intervene.\nRepublican lawmakers seized on Comey’s testimony to point out that Trump was not in the FBI’s crosshairs when  Comey  led the bureau.\n‘I expect loyalty ’ Trump told  Comey   according to written testimony",
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            "input": "Michael Harrington  52   struck the plea bargain ahead of a scheduled April 30 trial in Manhattan federal court on four counts of conspiracy  fraud and bribery.\nUnder the deal   he  faces a recommended sentence of zero to six months in jail  but  his  lawyer said in court that prosecutors wouldn’t oppose a defense request for probation.\nThe Manhattan US Attorney’s Office declined to say why it offered  Harrington  the sweetheart deal.\n Harrington  was indicted in July on allegations that  he  took payoffs including thousands of dollars in work for a security firm  he  unofficially helped manage  hotel accommodations on a family trip to Chicago  restaurant meals  tickets to sporting events and a video-game system for  his  kids.\nIn exchange   he  was allegedly “on call” to provide official NYPD assistance to Rechnitz and co-defendant Jeremy Reichberg  who is a Rechnitz pal and fellow de Blasio donor.\nBut  Harrington  instead pleaded guilty to illegally diverting police resources  without receiving payment  by skirting protocol to grant favors to Reichberg and other members of the Jewish community.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "Regardless of what happens in Thursday night's glorified exhibition game   Kyle Hendricks  is the Cubs best option to start Game 1 next Friday in Washington. If the Cubs are going to beat the Nationals  they will need all five games.\n Hendricks  has a 2.39 ERA in 12 starts since returning from the disabled list. If the Cubs need a starter to pitch Games 1 and 5   Hendricks  gives them the best option against Nationals ace Max Scherzer.\nThere's understandable interest in starting a left-hander to combat Bryce Harper and Daniel Murphy  but  Hendricks  has limited left-handed hitters to a .245 batting average.  His  array of pitches can keep opposing batters — left and right — off balance.\n Hendricks  has pitched in  his  share of big games  most recently beating Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers in the clinching game of the 2016 NL Championship Series and starting Game 7 of the 2016 World Series.\n\"( Hendricks ) pitched Game 7 of the World Series with ice in his veins \" Anthony Rizzo said.",
            "output": [
                "Kyle Hendricks"
            ]
        },
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            "input": "Admiral Mike Mullen  the chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff  said he supported using diplomatic and economic pressure against Iran and repeated his view that military action could carry \"unintended consequences.\"\n \"No strike  however effective  will be in and of itself decisive \" Mullen told a press conference after recently returning from a visit to the Middle East.\n But he said the US military stood ready with plans for possible action if necessary.\n Mullen and other top US officials have said previously military action against Iran cannot be ruled out.\n \"For now  the diplomatic and the economic levers of international power are and ought to be  the levers first pulled \" Mullen said.",
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            ]
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            "input": "Activist investor Carl Icahn  says  he  will nominate four people to join the board of Xerox at the annual shareholder meeting next year.\nChristodoro joined Xerox's board in 2016 as part of an agreement with  Icahn   and  his  departure ends that arrangement  clearing the way for new nominations. Icahn Associates is Xerox's biggest outside shareholder  with a 9.4 percent stake  and  Icahn  first disclosed a stake two years ago.\nXerox split into two companies last year: Conduent  which contains its business services units  and Xerox  the equipment maker. The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that  Icahn  was aiming to shake up Xerox's top management in this latest fight. A date for the shareholder meeting has not yet been set.\n Icahn 's new slate of nominees includes Christodoro; Keith Cozza  also associated with  Icahn ; Jay Firestone  the CEO of Prodigy Pictures  and Randolph Read  the CEO of Nevada Strategic Credit Investments  an investment fund.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "\"If we compare the ransoms sought today compared to those of a few years ago  the increase has been incredible \" Louboutin said.\n He said he had \"no certainty\" that al-Qaida or an affiliate insurgent group in Somalia  al-Shabab  receive cash from piracy.\n \"But nothing indicates that it won't get there \" he said.\n \"All that is cash transferred from hand to hand. That's why it's difficult to trace \" he said. Somali warlords often gain their clout by spreading money within their networks  he said.\n Louboutin said Africa generally is increasingly becoming a focus for Interpol  noting that he and Noble have traveled there in recent months.\n Over the last year  Interpol has taken part in efforts to combat child slavery  illegal trafficking of ivory and distribution of counterfeit drugs in Africa  Louboutin said.\n \"There are a lot of irons on the fire \" Louboutin said. \"We have a focus on Africa to help the continent respond better to the challenges of organized crime today.\"\n Louboutin also decried the excessive reliance on military action -- whether on piracy in Africa  or in the fight against terrorism in places like Afghanistan -- instead of training police in research  investigation and evidence-gathering as part of the judicial process.\n With its massive computer database  Interpol acts mainly as support service or go-between among national police forces in its 188 member states. But many police forces  which retain sovereignty of action at home  don't share information enough  Louboutin said.\n A Nigerian man's attempt to blow up a U.S.-bound airliner on Christmas Day  which was not defused by police or counterterrorism agents  was case in point  he said.\n \"We saw a recent example of that: If information had been shared  and recorded in the database -- if you saw what happened on Dec. 25...\" Louboutin said. \"That should serve as a lesson.\"\n \"The culture of secrecy: It kills \" Louboutin said.",
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                "Jean-Michel Louboutin",
                "Louboutin"
            ]
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            "input": "Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy  vows that  his  government will not allow Catalonia  which represents a fifth of Spain's economy  to break away from the rest of the country.\nIn an interview with the Spanish newspaper El Pais published Sunday   Rajoy  said that  he  will consider employing any measure \"allowed by the law\" to stop the region's separatists.\n Rajoy  said that includes the application of Article 155 of the Spanish Constitution  which would allow the central government to take control of the governance of a region \"if the regional government does not comply with the obligations of the Constitution.\"\n\"The ideal situation would be that I don't have to find drastic solutions  but for that to happen there will have to be some rectifications (by Catalan leaders) \"  Rajoy  said.\nRallies were held Saturday in Madrid  Barcelona and other cities to demand that  Rajoy  and Puigdemont negotiate to find a solution to Spain's worst political crisis in nearly four decades.",
            "output": [
                "Mariano Rajoy"
            ]
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            "input": "Images of Colbie Holderness after an alleged incident with her then-husband   Rob Porter   in the early 2000s. (Courtesy of Colbie Holderness)\nThe picture  if you haven’t seen it  shows Colbie Holderness  one of  two ex-wives who have accused senior White House aide Rob Porter of physically abusing them . Porter  in the statement announcing his resignation Wednesday  declared that “these outrageous allegations are simply false. I took the photos given to the media nearly 15 years ago and the reality behind them is nowhere close to what is being described.”\nFollowing a tepid response by White House Chief of Staff John Kelly after news broke of a  Rob Porter's  history of domestic abuse  Post opinion writer Christine Emba says it's time to reconsider the general's \"adult in the room\" status. (The Washington Post)\nExplain how White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly  who reportedly knew of the FBI reports  could assert  in a statement circulated before and after the abuse photos emerged  “ Rob Porter  is a man of true integrity and honor and I can’t say enough good things about  him .  He  is a friend  a confidante and a trusted professional.”\n Rob Porter's ex-wife Jennie Willoughby  told The Post in an interview that the White House aide was abusive during their marriage.  Porter  resigned Wednesday after the allegations became public. (Dalton Bennett/The Washington Post)\nConsider Porter  the seeming golden boy. Harvard University. Rhodes scholar. Republican bona fides (his father  Roger Porter  worked for President George H.W. Bush;  Rob Porter  served as chief of staff to Utah Sen. Orrin G. Hatch) to match what the Deseret News called his “strong Latter-day Saint pedigree.” A man like that wouldn’t abuse his wife  would he?",
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                "Rob Porter"
            ]
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            "input": "RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel  made fundraising a priority for 2017 after Republicans gained a majority in the White House and in both chambers of Congress; Republicans hope to control the House and gain a greater majority in the Senate in the 2018 midterm election.\n“It’s a rewarding  though sometimes grueling job  but fighting for a party and president I believe in makes it all worthwhile ”  McDaniel  argued.\nRepublican strategists suggest that  McDaniel  will double the small-dollar database that raised well over $250 million for candidate Donald Trump in 2015.\nOne Republican insider revealed that  McDaniel  has traveled over 88 000 miles to fundraise for the midterm election and remains in constant contact with GOP donors.",
            "output": [
                "Ronna McDaniel"
            ]
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            "input": "The big exhale came last week during the Bears’ open date. Four weeks into  his  tenure as an NFL starter  rookie quarterback  Mitch Trubisky  had the chance to step back  to zoom out  to make a big-picture assessment of  his  progress.\nAlong with the coaching staff   Trubisky  watched every one of  his  plays from  his  first four starts and pushed to identify  his  strengths as well as the weaknesses  he  must polish immediately to push the offense forward in the second half of the season. Bears quarterbacks coach Dave Ragone has worked closely with  Trubisky  since May and was rejuvenated by the opportunity to perform a midseason review with the rookie.\nRagone recently took time out to offer his perspective on  Trubisky ’s overall development and what’s ahead over the next two months.\nOn  Trubisky ’s overall growth after four starts\nOn how  Trubisky  learns differently\nJust in general  some guys like to spend more time on the (virtual reality) or on the field with walk-through reps or when everybody’s gone  just watching different cut-ups. And  Mitch  has done a great job with all of that.  He ’s fully invested. ...  He  has spent a ton of time in this building.  He ’s here with the coaches after practice. And  it ’s a matter of each game  it  slows down for  him . There are things that happened in each game that provide learning experiences. There are things  he  has grown from. And now there are eight games more for  him  to continue to build on.\nOn  Trubisky ’s emotional growth\nEach experience and each game  ( he ’s had) the growth of handling the huddle in loud environments. Then  it ’s being at home and handling the excitement of the home fans.  It ’s going out and reacting to any situation. In particular  it’s having a touchdown pass and coming off the field and feeling that way. Or it’s not ending a drive with a touchdown pass and seeing how  he  responds to that.  He ’s done a great job. I’ll say this about  him :  he ’s very even-keeled on the sideline.  He  plays with a lot of passion. But once that possession is over   he  comes to the sideline and  he  is ready to learn and talk about what just happened. It’s really easy to coach  him   to have a conversation with  him .  He  takes the emotion out of it and goes on to  his  next part  with  his  business. That’s a huge growth point for  him  and it’s only going to help  him  in the long run.\nPhotos of quarterback Mitch Trubisky  who the Bears selected with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2017 NFL draft.\nMore than anything else  I judge for  myself  each play on its own with  him . And (last week was) a great chance to go back and look at all of  his  reps in the games. It’s based on decision making. And we tell  him  all the time – myself and Coach Loggains – do your own job. You can’t control anything else once that ball leaves your hand. But it is your job to make sure that you make the best decisions when you have the ball in your hands. And for the most part  and that’s probably what I’m most excited about    is  his  ability to process and make decisions and make the right ones has been there. Throwaways  I know  go as incompletions. But it’s a huge growth point. Because young quarterbacks particularly think they can force every ball. And what  Mitch  has done a great job of is when something is not there  he  understands that a punt is better than trying to force a ball into a situation where it’s not needed. And for a quarterback at  his  age and where  he  is in  his  career to understand that pretty thoroughly right now  it’s going to be a huge advantage for  him  as  his  career progresses.\nOn the ongoing push to refine Trubisky’s footwork to improve  his  overall mechanics and accuracy\nIt goes back to a lot of muscle memory in terms of how  he  responds to that. It’s something we stress to  him . Eyes and feet. Listen to them. Trust them. There are things that happen out there around your feet that are uncontrollable. And  he  is learning each time  he  is out there that trusting the process of  his  eyes and  his  feet will not always lead to a completion but it will lead to  him  essentially having some sort of a successful play. For  him   reps in a game are important. But every time  he  steps out there  you can see the confidence  you can see  his  demeanor  you can see  his  teammates (response). Those are things that are not on the stat sheet but are vitally important to a quarterback  his  age.",
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            "input": "Germany's Landesbank Baden Wuertemberg won EU approval Tuesday for a state bailout after it promised to shrink its balance sheet by 40 percent and refocus on lending to companies.\n The bank was several state-owned German institutions to run into trouble last year after it ran up more huge losses from investing in high-risk proprietary trading and capital market activities -- a business the EU has now told it to shun.\n Seven current and former managers of the bank are also being investigated by German authorities for risking or damaging the bank's capital by carrying out or failing to block investments in high-risk deals worth hundreds of millions from 2006.\n The European Commission said its Tuesday approval for the state rescue of the bank and its new restructuring plan would allow it become a viable business again -- and that the cutbacks would help limit the unfair advantage over rivals that the bank would get from the state aid.\n Stuttgart-based LBBW earlier this year received a capital injection of (EURO)5 billion from the bank's shareholders  all of them public authorities or state-owned  including the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg  the region's savings bank association and the city of Stuttgart.",
            "output": [
                "Landesbank Baden Wuertemberg"
            ]
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            "input": "Under Armour  has a new subscription service.\n Stitch Fix  has been successful  which bodes well for Under  Armour .\nUnder  Armour  has just announced a new subscription service called ArmourBox.\nHere's how it works: Tell Under  Armour  what kind of clothes you like and how you work out  and they'll ship you a box with four to six items for you to consider purchasing. No purchase is required  there's no fee  and shipping is free both ways. If you like the whole box and buy it all  you'll get a 20% discount.\nThere are a few differences between the two services. Stitch Fix doesn't work on a subscription model unless you want it to  each box carries a $20 fee unless you buy something  and Stitch Fix carries more than just its house brands  unlike Under Armour.\nWith ArmourBox  on the other hand  you can choose to receive a shipment every 30  60  or 90 days  but you can't skip a delivery or pause your subscription.\nUnder Armour's service carries no fees  and there are no charges unless you forget to return a box or you decide to buy something. The customer is required to take action within seven days so that they're not charged for it all.\nThe no-risk strategy is an ambitious play to get product into customers' homes so that they can evaluate it on their own time. It's a sign of the confidence that Under  Armour  has in  its  offerings. It's hoping that if it can get its stuff in people's hands  they'll like it enough to continue receiving it.\nIf that doesn't happen  Under Armour has worse problems than a failed subscription service.",
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            "input": "Former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour  says  he  will pay a fine after being arrested with a loaded handgun in  his  briefcase as  he  went through an airport security checkpoint.\nBarbour -- Republican National Committee chairman in the mid-1990s and governor from 2004-12 -- told The Associated Press on Tuesday he was trying to board a flight Jan. 2 from  Jackson  to Washington. He said he forgot he was carrying the gun  which he had put in his briefcase after an assistant removed it from his car days earlier.\n\"This was absentmindedness and nobody's fault but mine \" said  Barbour   70  who lives in Mississippi and frequently travels to Washington for  his  job as a lobbyist.\nTransportation Security Administration spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein said a TSA officer working at an X-ray machine at a checkpoint at Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport spotted a .38-caliber revolver  loaded with five bullets  in a passenger's carry-on bag. TSA contacted airport police  who arrested the passenger. The TSA would not release the passenger's name  but Farbstein confirmed it was a former governor  and  Barbour  confirmed to AP that it was he.\n Barbour  said  he  did not dispute Farbstein's use of the word \"arrest \" though  he  said  he  was not handcuffed and no mugshot photo was taken.  Barbour  described the TSA officers and the airport police as \"very nice but very professional.\"\n\"They did exactly what they should have done  which was treat me like anybody else \"  Barbour  said.\n Barbour  said the gun was confiscated and  he  boarded  his  flight to Washington.\n\"Next time  I'll be more observant about getting stuff out of my briefcase \"  he  said.",
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                "Haley Barbour"
            ]
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            "input": "Debra Calabrese  said  her  17-year-old son found the slur “k— ” and a swastika spray painted in black on the family’s garage at around 5 a.m Wednesday.\n“It feels like a nightmare  not real ” said  Calabrese  who is Jewish . “It’s one thing when someone says something  but to vandalize my property like this is a whole new level.”\n Calabrese    her  two sons and teen daughter have been living in their Rossville residence for 14 years  and said their home has never been attacked like this before.\n Calabrese  said  she ’s working with police on the case and neighbors whose surveillance cameras may have caught the vandals in action.\n“New York City is like the melting pot  I don’t understand ”  Calabrese  said. “We should all live together. This shouldn’t happen.”",
            "output": [
                "Debra Calabrese"
            ]
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            "input": "With “Scalia Speaks: Reflections on Law  Faith  and Life Well Lived ” Christopher J. Scalia and Edward Whelan have given us a treasure that captures Justice Antonin Scalia’s brilliance  wit  faith  humility and wide range of knowledge. When I read this collection of his speeches  edited by the justice’s son and one of his law clerks  I feel like  Scalia  is in the room with me. Taken together  the speeches are a book-length argument for constitutional originalism and for  Scalia ’s understanding of the role of judges in the United States. Anyone who wants to understand Scalia as a person and as a judicial philosopher should start by reading this book.\n[ Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia  dies at 79]\n Scalia   in my view  is the best justice who has ever served on the Supreme Court in its 227-year history.  He  and Justice Joseph Story are the only two justices to have published books on constitutional and statutory interpretation.  Scalia  articulated a clear philosophy of a judge’s role  to which  he  always adhered.  He  was one of the two best writers ever to serve on the court and was equal on this score to Justice Robert Jackson  known for  his  fine literary style. No other justice traveled so much and spoke to so many audiences in the United States and abroad. Finally   he  was to originalism what Saint Paul was to Christianity — a tireless and widely traveled evangelist of the gospel. Understanding Scalia is thus imperative for all law students  lawyers and educated lay people. Because the book is a collection of speeches  many of which were given to lay people  it is very readable  understandable and fun for most age groups.\n“ Scalia  Speaks ” by Antonin Scalia  Edited by Christopher Scalia (Crown Forum)\nAddressing the difference between American and European values   Scalia  notes that “the United States was settled primarily by people seeking  in one way or another  refuge from the ways of Europe. The men who founded our Republic did not aspire to emulating Europeans at all — to the contrary  the project of drafting the American Constitution was largely about ensuring that the American people would never languish under the yoke of a European-style government.”\nThis is a critically important point that many fail to appreciate. The legal academics and public intellectuals who love European socialism overlook the fact that the United States  under its unique Constitution  is the third-most-populous country in the world  covering the fourth-largest territory  and has by far the highest gross domestic product per capita of any of the Group of 20 nations  a strength that allows us to do more to help the poor around the world while offering military defense to a range of countries. Few people choose to move from the United States to other countries  but millions of people want to live here.  Scalia  appreciated that the reason for this is that the U.S. Constitution is an engine of power and economic growth that sustains “life  liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”\nAs an excellent writer   Scalia  offers advice on the craft. “Time and sweat ”  he  says  are the keys to good writing  and a well-written document emerges only after many drafts. “I think there is writing genius ” he  says  just as there is musical genius  “which consists primarily  I think  of the ability to place oneself in the shoes of one’s audience; to assume only what they assume; to anticipate what they anticipate  to explain what they need explained  to think what they must be thinking; to feel what they must be feeling.”\n Scalia  regrets that most American college and law students never read the Federalist Papers and therefore do not understand our Constitution or the American founding very well.  He  tirelessly urges us to learn from the wisdom of the framers of our Constitution  which so few Americans tend to do.\nIn a chapter on “Original Meaning ” Scalia reveals that at a conference  he challenged Attorney General Edwin Meese III on how to assess the Constitution’s original intent. Meese argued in favor of a judicial philosophy that searched for the original intentions of the framers. Scalia said he favored searching for the original meaning of the words of the Constitution instead. In his speech at the conference  he strongly set out the case for original public meaning  persuading Meese’s chief of staff  Ken Cribb  by the force of his argument. After  Scalia  finished speaking  Cribb scrawled the word “Stipulated” on a piece of paper and taped it to the podium. Two days later  President Ronald Reagan informed  Scalia  that  he  was going to be nominated to the Supreme Court.\n Scalia  speaks in  his  own words in this magnificent volume that should be on the bookshelf of every educated American.",
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                "Antonin Scalia"
            ]
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            "input": "Orrin Hatch  currently the second-longest serving U.S. senator  plans to retire at the end of  his  term.\nIn a video shared on Twitter  the 83-year-old Utah Republican announced his plan to leave the Senate early next year after more than 40 years.  Hatch 's announcement came just a little more than a week after the Republican tax plan that  he  helped to craft was signed into law.\nPresident Donald Trump had urged  Hatch   the Senate Finance Committee chairman  to seek re-election later this year.  Hatch  showered Trump with praise during and after Congress' passage of its tax bill  setting  himself  apart from some GOP senators who criticized the president's actions or fitness for office this year.\nIn the video   Hatch  said  he  was \"deeply grateful\" to serve as a senator and said \"the next chapter in my public service is just beginning.\"",
            "output": [
                "Orrin Hatch"
            ]
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            "input": "ST. LOUIS (AP) — The free-falling St. Louis Blues will be without  defenseman Jay Bouwmeester  for the rest of the season with a left hip injury.\nGeneral manager Doug Armstrong said  Bouwmeester  will be sidelined four to six months and that forward Scottie Upshall will be re-evaluated in four weeks after suffering a knee injury.\nSt. Louis Blues'  Jay Bouwmeester  shoots during the third period of the team's NHL hockey game against the San Jose Sharks  Tuesday  Feb. 20  2018 in St. Louis. The Sharks won 3-2. (AP Photo/Tom Gannam)\n The 34-year-old Bouwmeester  has only dressed in 35 games this season and has two goals and five assists. But  he  was averaging 20 minutes a game when in the lineup  ice time the Blues will have to make up for.",
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            "input": "Reza Zarrab   once the lead defendant in a widespread money laundering investigation  has pleaded guilty to money laundering and bank fraud among other charges  according to court documents.\nOn Tuesday  his fifth day of testimony   Zarrab  estimated how much he made by laundering Iranian money for six years until he was arrested in Miami in 2016.\n\"I don't remember exactly  \" Zarrab  said. \"It could be $100 million. It could be more than that  maybe $150 million.\"\nAlthough  Zarrab  has not said how much Iranian money he illegally moved through international banks  an 0.4% cut matching his payout would mean that he helped Iran move $25 billion to $37 billion -- an astonishing number for a black-market operation spearheaded by a single man.\nDuring previous testimony in court   Zarrab  said that Iran had $3 billion at the Turkish state-owned Halkbank. It was those accounts that  Zarrab  says  he  was tasked with emptying to move Iranian funds.\nAtilla's defense lawyer  Cathy Fleming  appeared to attack  Zarrab 's integrity by questioning him on Tuesday and Wednesday about how he spent his riches.\n Zarrab  admitted that in 2013  he  paid for prostitutes to satisfy \"others \" likely business partners and clients.\n He  also said  he  was carrying $102 000 when  he  was arrested in March 2016 -- cash that the international bank fraudster and money launderer planned to spend on a family trip to Walt Disney World.\n\"This was the money needed for our 10-day trip for seven individuals  \" Zarrab  said.\n He  also admitted that  while in a US jail   he  used  his  Turkish lawyer to funnel $45 000 to a US prison guard. It was a bribe so that  he  could sneak alcohol into the jail and use the guard's cell phone to call family members in Turkey.\n Zarrab  also admitted paying other jail inmates to use their phone time when  his  own 300-minute allotment was up.\nThe closely watched trial took an unexpected turn Wednesday evening  when  Zarrab  was sued by a former jail inmate who accused him of rape.\nAccording to the man's lawsuit   Zarrab  raped him  assaulted him with his hands  and sodomized him with a cucumber when they shared a cell earlier this year at Manhattan's Metropolitan Correctional Center.\nZarrab's attorney  Benjamin Brafman  told CNN by email:  \"Mr Zarrab  vehemently denies this outrageous and patently false allegation.  He  intends to vigorously defend against this offensive lawsuit.\"\nLast week   Zarrab  implicated top Turkish government officials when  he  testified that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan  who was prime minister at the time  personally intervened in the scheme -- as well as former Turkish economy minister Zafer Caglayan.",
            "output": [
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            "input": "You name it and Donald Trump has fought it. From Mitch McConnell to “fake news” to even his Holiness Pope Francis. But come Tuesday night Trump has a new opponent the likes of which he has never seen: Zari Adrianna Tomaz.\nIn fact  no one has ever seen a person like  Zari  before  at least not on American television. You see   Zari  is a Muslim superhero. And beginning Tuesday night   Zari  will become part of the cast of the CW’s DC’s Legends of Tomorrow.\nAdd to that   Zari  will be played by Iranian-American actress Tala Ashe. So Trump can decertify the Iranian deal all he wants  but he can’t stop  Zari .\nAs the show’s executive producer Marc Guggenheim made clear at a press conference when discussing  Zari  joining Season 3 of the series  it’s not a coincidence that the newest addition to the cast is Muslim in the time of Trump. Guggenheim joked  “You might have heard there was this election.” He added  “Not to get political  but something that we all gravitated toward in the writer’s room was making this character Muslim.”\nJust so it’s clear   Zari  will not have Muslim-esque super hero skills like the ability to haggle endlessly over prices.  Zari  actress Tala Ashe—whom I’ve been friends with for several years—told me that  Zari  can fly and wears an ancient amulet that gives her the “power to blast and manipulate the wind.” (I wish she had the power to stop Trump from tweeting!)\nBut as Ashe notes  the character is not defined by simply being Muslim. Rather  Zari  is a hybrid American—just like so many of us in this country. Ashe explained  “I love that  Zari  is just as American as she is Muslim.”",
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            "input": "To understand what's going on with the genre  VICE turned to Eugenie Brinkema  an associate professor of contemporary literature and media at MIT whose research focuses on violence  sexuality  and horror  among other things.\n\"I think that a lot of the psychoanalytic models of straight identification like the male gaze or the female gaze... I think they're all too simplistic \" says  Brinkema . \"I think the actual work of spectators often involves shifting positions  and adopting multiple positions  contradictory ones.\"\n\"There's been this massive diversification of female fandom  queer fandom  and non-white fandom \" says  Brinkema . \"Fans now have the capacity to root for different organizations and arrangements in these films.\"\n\"Horror's actually really good at saying  You think you have one stable point of view from which to look? Sorry  it can always be undone \"  she  adds.\n\"I do wonder  in this post–Lena Dunham moment of girl vocality and girl identity  what that's going to look like for the next generation of horror films \" says  Brinkema . \"I think you're seeing part of it now.\"",
            "output": [
                "Eugenie Brinkema"
            ]
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            "input": "A member of popular South Korean boyband SHINee died Monday in a possible suicide  leaving K-pop fans devastated by the tragic  sudden loss. Kim Jong-hyun  known by his stage name  Jonghyun   was found unconscious at  his  apartment in Seoul  police told Korean media.  He  was 27.\n His  management company  SM Entertainment  released a statement confirming the megastar’s death on Monday.\n“We’re sorry to deliver such heart-aching  unfortunate news. On December 18   SHINee member Jonghyun  left our side unexpectedly ” the company said.\n Jonghyun  was one of five members of SHINee  a prolific band formed in 2008 and which quickly shot to fame in South Korea. The group also gained popularity in Japan and China  and first performed in the U.S. earlier this year as part of their fifth world tour.  Jonghyun   a singer  songwriter and dancer  had also launched a separate  successful solo tour  appearing at a concert earlier this month in Seoul.\nAccording to Yonhap News   Jonghyun ’s sister called the police on Monday after receiving a fatalistic sounding “farewell” text from  her  brother. Emergency responders rushed to the singer’s Gangnam District apartment where they reportedly found coal briquettes burning on the stove and suspect carbon monoxide poisoning may have been the cause of death.\nFellow K-pop singer Nine9 released what she said was Jonghyun’s suicide note on Monday night  adding that she did not know if “it was the right thing to do ” but that she wanted to honor her friend’s final wish and shed light on his mental health struggles. She said she consulted with the deceased star’s family before making the heart-wrenching note public.\nNews of  Jonghyun ’s death stunned SHINee fans  who call themselves Shawols. The grief quickly spread on Twitter  with hashtags #Jonghyun and #MyMentalHealthIn5Words trending worldwide.\nBeyond being admired for his talent in singing  dancing and songwriting   Jonghyun  was also well known as a voice for LGBT rights in South Korea  according to the BBC.",
            "output": [
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            ]
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            "input": "The plane was manned by Marine Capt. Richard Ashby  a 30-year-old on his final training flight before promotion to fighter pilot  and Capt.  Joseph Schweitzer   a navigator with a decade of flight experience. Capt. William Raney and Capt. Chandler Seagraves  electronic-warfare officers  were in the back seats.\nDuring the flight   Schweitzer  borrowed Ashby’s handheld videocamera to record  his  swan song— his  last aerial navigation as a Marine Corps pilot before  he  left the military.  Schweitzer  testified that  he  had intended to show the video to  his  kids someday.\nThe plane lost contact with ground radar at 3:06 p.m. due to its low altitude  and  Schweitzer  testified that the video showed  him  smiling right up until 3:12 p.m.  when the plane hit the gondola cable.\nAfter hitting the cable  the pilots saw the gondola fall but continued their flight. They landed the damaged Prowler safely at a NATO base in Aviano  in northern Italy. Court documents show that as Raney and Seagraves got off the plane   Schweitzer  and Ashby remained behind  took the borrowed camcorder videotape of the flight  then replaced it with a blank tape.\nAs  Schweitzer  and Ashby walked to the mess hall a few days after the accident  they asked Seagraves’ advice on handling questions about the videotape  according to court documents. Seagraves testified that he counseled the pilots to “get rid of the videotape. If  it  were mine  I would get rid of  it .”\nCourt documents show that Ashby gave  Schweitzer  the videotape  and  Schweitzer  took  it  outside behind a bar and threw  it  into a bonfire  despite “knowing that Italian and United States military criminal investigators would have wanted to view  it  ” according to  his  testimony (PDF).\n“ Get rid of the videotape. If  it  were mine  I would get rid of  it . ” — Capt. Chandler Seagraves in court testimony\nInitially  all four men were charged with crimes and Ashby  who had been at the controls  faced a total of more than 200 years in a military prison.  Schweitzer  and Ashby were recommended for general court-martial at Camp Lejeune on 20 counts of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide. Italian authorities did not have jurisdiction to formally charge the crew members under NATO treaty rules.\nThe plane’s pilot and navigator  Ashby and Schweitzer  were court-martialed again in May 1999 on charges of obstructing justice by destroying the videotape recorded during the flight. Guilty verdicts pushed Ashby and  Schweitzer  out of the Marine Corps  and Ashby served four months of a six-month term in military prison before his release on good behavior.\nAshby and  Schweitzer  maintained that they had seen neither the new directives nor the updated government maps. Seagraves and Raney testified that the altitude gauge did not trigger after the plane entered the Cermis valley  even though Ashby  the pilot  had set the indicator to go off when they dropped below 800 feet  according to the Associated Press.\nThe investigation’s partially redacted pages blamed the Marine pilots for the tragedy and advised the United States to take full responsibility for paying restitution to the victims’ families  La Stampa reported. The paper added that investigators found compelling evidence refuting the crew members’ claims regarding old maps and missed flight directives that eventually led to  Schweitzer  and Ashby’s acquittal on the most severe charges.\nThe Daily Beast interviewed retired Maj. Raney and then-Capt.  Schweitzer about the La Stampa  claims. Both crew members denied having seen or read the new directives or maps marking the location of the cable-car lines.\n“No   we  absolutely did not have charts with the cables marked on them ” Raney said. “The Italians had the cables marked on their maps  but  we  did not… and there was a two-star [general] who flat out lied about it in a press conference.\n“You know  this is a situation that I like to call the unbelievable  unimaginable  unexpected moments that training just can’t prepare you for ”  Schweitzer  said. “I got rid of the tape  not because of the flight  but because that was my worst nightmare… I didn’t want to look at my smiling face while flying a low-altitude flight  which was something I loved to do—and then all of a sudden  tragedy.”\nIn a 2015 email to The Daily Beast via a public-affairs spokesperson   he  wrote that the Cavalese cable-car incident has been fully investigated  but  he  also offered  his  condolences.\n“I would like to extend my heartfelt sympathies to everyone affected by this tragedy ”  he  wrote.",
            "output": [
                "Joseph Schweitzer"
            ]
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            "input": "James Harden  scored a game-high 41 points for the Rockets. (Photo: Isaiah J. Downing  USA TODAY Sports)\n James Harden  had 41 points and eight rebounds  Chris Paul scored 23 points and the Rockets beat the Nuggets 119-114 on Sunday night for their 12th straight victory.\n Harden  had 27 in the first half and seven in the fourth quarter  when the Rockets held off a late Denver rally.  Harden  has scored 40 or more points nine times this season.  He  finished with seven assists.\n\"Having a 17-point lead in the fourth quarter  we've got to finish games off like that \"  Harden  said. \"It was a good thing we finished the game off the right way down the stretch. We got stops when we needed to and we made shots.\"\nThat was when  Harden  took over.  He  scored 14 points in the last 2:47 of the period and assisted on Houston's other two baskets to end the period  when the Rockets extended the lead from five to 13.\nHouston led by as many as 18 but Denver rallied in the fourth. Jokic's tip with 2:12 left made it 110-106 and after Joe Johnson missed from the corner  Gary Harris had a chance to cut it to a point with a 3-pointer. But the Nuggets' leading scorer  who finished with six points on 2-of-12 shooting  misfired and  Harden  hit two more free throws to make it 112-106 with 1:17 left.\nDIFFERENT DEFENSE  SAME RESULT: The Nuggets lost by 25 and 30 points in Houston earlier this season  so they changed how they guarded the Rockets on Sunday by switching more on defense.  Harden  found  himself  going against the 7-foot Jokic and 6-11 Mason Plumlee a lot of the night. The new look didn't bother  him .\n\"We've seen a lot of defenses  and no matter who they put on James it's a pretty good chance  he 's going to score \" Trevor Ariza said. \"We give  him  the ball and let  him  make plays. It's been working out for us.\"\nSIDELINE ASSIST: With Houston ahead 106-99 and 4:51 left  Ariza tried to save a ball off  Harden 's miss as it went into the crowd  but a fan sitting courtside grabbed the ball before he could get to it. Ariza pleaded with the referee that he had a chance to save it and then had a lighthearted exchange with the fan.",
            "output": [
                "James Harden"
            ]
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            "input": "White nationalist  Richard Spencer  spoke at UF and protesters attended  the speech .\nFlorida governor Rick Scott declared a state of emergency in advance of a speech at the University of Florida by  noted white nationalist Richard Spencer .\nIt was  Spencer 's first speech on a college campus since  he  and other white supremacists participated in the \"Unite the Right\" rally in Charlottesville  Virginia that turned deadly.\nWhile the atmosphere was tense at times  it was also peaceful. Many protesters who decry  Spencer 's message and presence on campus chose to voice uplifting messages.",
            "output": [
                "Richard Spencer"
            ]
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            "input": "\"A lot of people thought I was probably exaggerating it , but now we are worried and Congress is worried about whether they can take that power away from Trump so that in a moment of pique he does n't pick up that phone and call whoever is sitting in the control center today ,\" Clinton told the audience at Sunday 's London Literature Festival .",
            "output": [
                "Hillary Clinton",
                "Clinton"
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            "input": "Americans are outraged over the Bowe Bergdahl sentencing November 3 that should have led to serious prison time  or worse. But  face it  we now live in a country where deserters who cause fellow soldiers to be maimed or killed are treated as heroes if weak leftists are in charge.\nHe should be in prison. The only difference between  Bergdahl  and the guy who used a Home Depot truck to mow down and kill people in New York recently is that  Bergdahl  displayed his allegiance to the enemy on foreign soil.\n Bergdahl  walked because the military swamp remains filled with senior leaders who climbed the ranks curtseying to former President Obama’s social experimentation and his upside-down value system whereby one treasonous deserter is worth five senior Taliban terrorists.\nObama exchanged five of Gitmo’s finest for Bergdahl  then hosted a sickening spectacle at the White House Rose Garden where a touchy-feely Obama spoke to  Bergdahl ’s parents “courage.” Meanwhile  Obama’s favorite fact-twister  former National Security Advisor Susan Rice  made her rounds  propagandizing that  Bergdahl  served with “honor and distinction.”\nNow  “this punk” walks  thanks to  in part  the judge in charge  Col. Jeffrey R. Nance  who once said at a Fort Bragg hearing: “I will consider the president’s [Trump’s] comments [regarding Bergdahl] as mitigation evidence as I arrive at an appropriate sentence.” Nance was referring to Trump’s less-than- complementary comments about  Bergdahl .\nObviously  Col. Nance did just that  essentially presenting  Bergdahl  a snowflake award  punishing him with the equivalent of a hand slap  despite six soldiers killed and others permanently maimed.\nI also believe Obama’s and Rice’s comments about  Bergdahl  helped to tip the scales of justice in the wrong direction  not Trump’s.\nAt times and when politics aren’t in play  military justice can be swift  painful and fair. Not this time  and especially not for the brave warriors maimed and killed while searching for  Bergdahl .\nCol. Nance rewarded a traitor and Obama freed dangerous enemies most likely to face us once more in some future battle  plain and simple. It’s fair to say the Taliban interprets Obama’s prisoner exchange and Nance’s decision to let  Bergdahl  walk as weakness to be exploited.",
            "output": [
                "Bowe Bergdahl"
            ]
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            "input": "In April  Adult Swim aired the first new episode of \" Rick  and Morty\" since 2015. The episode ended with a plea from mad scientist  Rick  for McDonald's to bring back its Szechuan McNugget sauce  a plum sauce that was available for a limited time in 1998 to promote the Disney movie \"Mulan.\"\nAfter the episode aired  \" Rick  and Morty\" fans began demanding that McDonald's actually bring back the sauce. Last week  the fast-food chain did just that  sending the creators of \"Rick & Morty\" a jug of the Szechuan McNugget sauce and launching a giveaway for three other jugs.\n\"The auction includes a NEW  SEALED 64 oz. bottle of the special sauce (which isn't being made right now  so it's VERY rare)  along with a special  Rick  and Morty inspired Pelican camera case  which houses the sauce \" the eBay description reads. \"Both items are BRAND NEW  and there are only four of these made!\"\nThe auction will close at 6:24 p.m. on Thursday  so there's plenty of time for deadmau5 and other \"Rick and Morty\" fans to get in their bids — if they're willing to spend a few thousand dollars.",
            "output": [
                "Rick"
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            "input": "Another woman has come forward to accuse  former President George H. W. Bush  of touching her inappropriately.\nThe woman alleged that  Bush  groped her during a 1992 photo op.\n Former President George H. W. Bush  has been hit with new accusations of sexual misconduct from a Michigan woman who alleges that  he  touched her inappropriately in April 1992 while  he  was president  CNN reported Thursday.\nThe woman  who did not wish to disclose her name for fear of unwanted media attention  said that  Bush  grabbed her buttocks while she took a photo with  him  and her father during a fundraiser for the president's re-election campaign in Dearborn  Michigan.\nSeveral other women who have accused  Bush  of nonconsensual touching say that the incidents occurred as they were taking photos with  the former president .\nRosalyn Corrigan says  Bush  grabbed her behind during a photo op at a 2003 gathering of CIA officers with her mother and father  who was an intelligence officer. Corrigan was 16 at the time and  Bush  was 79.\n Bush 's spokesperson  Jim McGrath  previously said that because  Bush  is confined to a wheelchair   his  hands fall at the waists of those with whom  he  takes photos and that  he  \"has patted women's rears in what  he  intended to be a good-natured manner.\"\n\" George Bush  simply does not have it in  his  heart to knowingly cause anyone harm or distress  and  he  again apologizes to anyone  he  may have offended during a photo op \" McGrath told Time in response to Corrigan's allegations.\nBut both the Michigan woman and Corrigan said that when  Bush  groped them  they were both standing.\n\"All the focus has been on ' He 's old.' OK  but  he  wasn't old when it happened to me \" the Michigan woman told CNN. \"I've been debating what to do about it.\"",
            "output": [
                "H. W. Bush"
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            "input": "\"I assure you that we don't want bags of cash \" Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin testified on Tuesday during an appearance before the House Financial Services Committee. \"We want to make sure that we can collect our necessary taxes and other things.\"\nLast week  a top Treasury official wrote in a letter to lawmakers that the department is \"consulting with law enforcement\" about whether to maintain the guidance for depository institutions. Last month  a  Mnuchin  deputy testified at a Senate hearing that the banking document remains in effect while the administration weighs whether to revoke it.\nAt the Tuesday hearing   Mnuchin  confirmed that the department is \"reviewing the existing guidance.\" But he clarified that he doesn't want to rescind it without having an alternate policy in place to address public safety concerns.\nRep. Brad Sherman (D-CA) told  Mnuchin  that simply deleting the banking memo \"would really make it better for armed robbers in my community  because there'd be huge amounts of cash at the local marijuana dispensary.\"\n\"We specifically haven't taken it down  \" Mnuchin  said of the 2014 memo. \"We are looking at what Justice has done. And again  as I said  we're sensitive to the issue of dealing with the public safety issue and also making sure that the IRS and others have ways of collecting taxes without taking in cash.\"\nIn response to comments about pending congressional legislation to address cannabis businesses' access to financial services   Mnuchin  pledged to consult with White House Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney  who as a member of Congress previously sponsored a similar bill.\nDuring the hearing   Mnuchin  also appeared to confirm a Reuters report that FinCEN was not consulted in advance about Sessions’s decision to change federal marijuana enforcement policy.",
            "output": [
                "Steven Mnuchin"
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            "input": "Story highlights Sen. Susan Collins said Clinton lawyer Marc Elias should be recalled to the Senate intelligence committee\nIn closed-door meetings with congressional Russia investigators in recent weeks   Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta and former Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz  denied knowing who funded Fusion's opposition research  three sources familiar with the matter told CNN last week\n\" They  absolutely need to be recalled \" the Maine Republican said on CBS's \"Face the Nation.\" \"It's difficult to imagine that a campaign chairman  that the head of the DNC would not know of an expenditure of this magnitude and significance  but perhaps there's something more going on here.\"\nA source familiar with the matter told CNN on Tuesday that the law firm Perkins Coie  as part of its representation of the Clinton campaign and the DNC  retained Fusion GPS and entered \"into an engagement for research services that began in April 2016 and concluded before the election in early November.\"",
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                "Clinton"
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            "input": "Northwestern University police Commander Shaun Johnson  57  died Aug. 9 after a battle with cancer  university police officials said.\n\" Shaun 's contributions had a significant impact on keeping Northwestern prepared for any type of natural  technological  terrorism  or health crisis.  Shaun  worked closely with the campus community  as well as Evanston police and Evanston fire  to upgrade our emergency preparedness plans \" Lewis said.\nA high point of  Johnson 's career was when  he  served as the principal planner who coordinated the police department and other agencies as they prepared for former President Barack Obama's campus visit in 2014  Lewis said.\nThe day went so well  Lewis said  that  Johnson  was commended by members of Obama's Secret Service detail.\n Johnson  also stood out for  his  work developing an \"extensive firearms training program  including simulated scenario training to ensure that officers can make critical decisions in stressful situations \" among other efforts  Lewis said.\nEvanston police Commander Joseph Dugan paid his regards to  Johnson  on Friday.\n\"His death is sad and untimely \" Dugan said. \"He served the Northwestern University and the Evanston community with dignity and was a consummate professional. We had an excellent working relationship with  Commander Johnson . It was an honor and privilege to work with  him    he  attended our weekly deployment meetings  coordinated many emergency preparedness drills ...  He  was a true representative of not only the Northwestern University Police Department  but also law enforcement as a whole.\"\nOutside of work   Lewis  recalled  Johnson 's work as an advisor to ROTC students at Northwestern. The commander prided himself as a \"Renaissance Man \"  Lewis  said  \"and found fulfillment in photography  scuba diving and spending time with his family.\"\n\"Shaun will be deeply missed and forever remembered as a kind and generous friend to the entire Northwestern community \"  Lewis  said.",
            "output": [
                "Shaun Johnson"
            ]
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            "input": "German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel and  Chancellor Angela Merkel  are seen during a session of the Bundestag in Berlin  Germany  November 21  2017. REUTERS/Axel Schmidt\nEmmanuel Macron had won the French presidency on a promise to relaunch Europe. And  Angela Merkel   on track to win a fourth term as German chancellor  looked ready to embrace his bold vision  telling an audience in Bavaria that it was time for Europe to take its fate into its own hands.\nSo far the SPD leadership has shown no signs that it will go back on its pledge to go into opposition. On Monday   Merkel  appeared to rule out a minority government. So unless something changes  a new election could be the only way forward.\nCrucially  polls suggest that a new German election would not give  Merkel  more coalition options than  she  had coming out of the Sept. 24 vote.\nIndeed  if voters blamed  her  conservatives for failing to form a government the first time around   she  could emerge even weaker than  she  is now.",
            "output": [
                "Angela Merkel"
            ]
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            "input": "Down the hill  past the town's plaza and up another hill   50-year-old Maria Rivera  watches  her  husband and two friends remove broken furniture and soggy sheets from their home  which was destroyed by the storm. It is 2 p.m.  and the three men toss the debris into a truck one of them owns. City officials never showed up to clear the debris  and crews with the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency did not come until this month to assess the damage.\nTears moisten  Rivera 's eyes as  she  gazes at what remains of the home where  she  lived for 19 years with  her  husband and three children.\n\"I haven't been able to assimilate everything that has happened \"  she  says  adding that  she  spends most of the day bracing for darkness. \"When night falls  you start growing anxious  depressed. Everything has changed ... Sometimes I go to places that have power and I tell my husband  'I don't want to go back.'\"\nBy 4 p.m.  some generators in  Rivera 's neighborhood start rumbling as darkness approaches on the shortest day of the year. A teenager bounces a basketball and takes a couple of shots on a court before heading home  while several men wrap up reconstruction efforts at a roofless home that federal crews fitted with a blue tarp just two weeks ago.",
            "output": [
                "Maria Rivera"
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            "input": "This capital city was on the brink of collapse when Yuri M. Luzhkov became mayor in 1992  with food shortages  trash-strewn streets and rampant crime. Cigarettes  one of the few luxuries available to the masses in the Soviet era  were in such short supply that Muscovites blockaded the city's main thoroughfares in protest.\n Eighteen years later  as Luzhkov steps down after being fired Tuesday by Russia's president  Dmitry A. Medvedev  he is leaving behind a humming metropolis of skyscrapers  luxury boutiques and traffic jams. Opponents also describe a legacy of corruption and nepotism that has left the mayor and his circle exceedingly rich -- and  possibly  disgraced.\n Not a word has been heard yet from Luzhkov  whose motorcade sped out of city hall shortly after the news was delivered. Even after a blistering smear campaign in the Kremlin-controlled media in recent weeks  Luzhkov had been defiant  vowing as late as Monday to hang on to power. It was clear he was not yet ready to speak of his legacy.\n But those who have followed the long arc of the mayor's career  and who took stock of his tenure Tuesday  spoke of two Luzhkovs.\n They described the mayor of recent years  who ran Moscow like a personal fief  crushing opponents while surrounding himself with a small team of allies who enriched themselves through their control of the city's main avenues of commerce. Under his leadership  his wife  Yelena Baturina  a billionaire real estate developer responsible for many of the new high-rise buildings in Moscow  became Russia's richest woman.\n But those who knew Luzhkov from his earliest days as mayor also recall a tireless crisis manager  who largely through the blunt force of his will pulled this city through the chaos of the Soviet collapse.\n \"Frankly speaking  he simply saved Moscow in 1992-93 when there was a total deficit of everything \" said Sergei B. Stankevich  a political analyst who worked with Luzhkov in the city government in those early years.\n simply saved Moscow in 1992-93 when there was a total deficit of everything \" said Sergei B. Stankevich  a political analyst who worked with Luzhkov in the city government in those early years.\n \"Unfortunately  the late Luzhkov was another man \" he said. \"But the early Luzhkov is still my friend.\"",
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            "input": "Clinton feels our pain , and our confusion -- even the guilt of people who come up and tell her they did n't vote for her , and they 're so sorry ! \nPromoting What Happened , Clinton is hitting the big media spots . \nShe 's talking to The Nation , for the first time ; to the women who work at the millennial-oriented Mic , and to CNN analyst -LRB- and loyal 2016 Clinton surrogate -RRB- Bakari Sellars for the debut of his podcast . \nI caught up with Clinton at her midtown office in between book signings . \nWe should get a few disclosures out of the way : My daughter worked for Clinton in five states last year -LRB- Clinton greeted me with \"How 's Nora ?\" -RRB- \nI endorsed Clinton in January 2016 , in the pages of The Nation , at least partly because of the media 's repeated certainty that nobody , nowhere , actually liked her ; that her supporters were all Democratic Party hacks and cat ladies and people who did n't know better . \nMeeting Hillary Clinton in 2017 is a mind-bending experience .",
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            "input": "Dropbox disclosed in a public filing last week that  Quentin Clark   its SVP of engineering  product  and design  was paid a total compensation worth $34.6 million in 2017. That includes a prorated base salary of $130 000  a one-time signing bonus of $340 000  and company stock worth $34.1 million  which will vest over five years.\n Clark 's pay package last year is impressive given how Dropbox has hired a number of high-profile executives over the years  including COO Dennis Woodside.  Clark  is relatively little known outside of engineering circles and has maintained a low-profile despite a long engineering career that spans more than two decades.\nPrior to joining Dropbox   Clark  held the chief technology officer and chief business officer roles at SAP.\nBut  Clark  spent the majority of  his  career at Microsoft.  He  spent nearly 20 years in various engineering roles  including as a vice president in charge of the company's database products. In  his  LinkedIn profile   Clark  describes  his  work at Microsoft as having managed \"the SQL Server product and the broader data platform work \" including Business Intelligence  Big Data products and the cloud data platform work in Azure.\n Clark  also worked on WinFS  a Microsoft project in the early 2000s that aimed to replace the file system in Windows with a more database-like file system. It never shipped  and some insiders blamed it for contributing to the delays that plagued Windows Vista. Bill Gates  then chief software architect  once said on Reddit that not shipping it was his biggest regret among unrealized products.",
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            "input": "House Speaker  Paul Ryan  was ridiculed on social media Saturday after  he  tweeted  then deleted a post citing a woman’s tiny raise as an accomplishment of the GOP tax cut.\n Ryan  was responding to an Associated Press story about the controversial tax overhaul’s effect on Americans’ paychecks.\n He  highlighted Julia Ketchum  a secretary earning an additional $1.50 a week under the new withholding guidelines from the IRS following the passage of the bill.\n Ryan  was responding to an Associated Press story about the controversial tax overhaul’s effect on Americans’ paychecks. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)\n Ryan’s  Democratic opponent  Randy Bryce  used the blunder as a fund-raising opportunity.\n“Moments ago  @PRyan deleted this tweet after we told him just how out of touch he was. Show  Paul Ryan  what you think of  his  tax bill. Chip in $1.50 now to help us repeal and replace  Ryan  permanently this November.” He linked to a fund-raising page that suggests a $1.50 donation to his campaign.\nSocial media users and Democratic lawmakers blasted  Ryan  over the since-deleted tweet.\n Speaker Paul Ryan  on Saturday deleted this tweet about a Pennsylvania woman whose paycheck increased by $1.50 a week because of the recently passed GOP tax bill. (Twitter)\n Ryan  preserved a second tweet in reaction to the AP story quoting a man saying  “I have heard time and time again that the middle class is getting crumbs  but I’ll take it!”\n$1.50 doesn’t even buy you a pack of gum. — April (@speakout_april) February 3  2018 We’ll work an extra 2 mins a day for our $1.50/wk. Can we have our 1.5 TRILLION back now? — SnarkyScott✈️ (@flyaway_k) February 3  2018 Tweet about that then. Highlighting someone who's paycheck went up $1.50 because of your $1 trillion tax cut is insultingly asinine. Especially considering  Ryan  received $500 000 in contributions from a handful of ultra-rich donors after the tax cut was passed. — David P. O'Bryan (@OBryDavid07) February 3  2018 What's sad is that might have been good in 1918  but not today.. It literally  and I mean really  doesn't even cover the cost of a 20oz bottle of coke. One bottle! And  at the rate we are going with inflation  it may not cover the cost of a can of cat food. Now  this is scary! — Robin (@robinearhart20) February 3  2018  Paul Ryan  got a $500 000 bonus for passing the #GOPTaxScam... and  he ’s super excited one of  his  voters will get $78 a year.",
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            "input": "That’s not too far of a fling  actually. One really bad move could do it  but  Trump  has insulated  himself  with people far more competent and worthy of  their  positions. To date   they ’re keeping  him  from stepping over the edge.\nI never thought he could do the job. He’s made some solid moves in his first year in office  but I actually give the credit to those around him. As I said from the beginning  it was the Cabinet that would do the actual work  and much like his business dealings   Trump  would be the Ronald McDonald of politics.  He ’s the face of the presidency  but the actual work is being done by somebody else.\nWolff leans to some old rumors in the book about Trump’s campaign plans. Namely   he  never intended to be president.  He  was going to clean up by being the almost president  build up a ready-made audience  and launch a new TV network venture  TrumpTV.\nBecause nobody thought  he  would win  nobody prepared for the job. In fact  while  Trump  bragged openly to  his  glassy-eyed followers that  he ’d finance  his  own campaign and be beholden to none (How many times did I hear a Trumper say  “ He  can’t be bought!”)   he  put very little of  his  own money into the campaign.  He  took donations  like every other candidate  but to this day  not a single  Trump  supporter can be convinced of that.\n He  didn’t run  his  campaign like somebody that wanted to win. It was a show to  him .  He  was worthless in debates  because  he  obviously didn’t understand the questions being asked of  him   but  his  base would flood online polls and declare  him  the winner  even before the debates were over (which tells me they didn’t understand the questions  either  nor did they care).\n Trump  struck out at Wolff on Friday night (on Twitter  of course)  slamming  him  as a “loser” and calling  his  book “boring and untruthful.”\nOk. Wolff  however  is thanking  Trump  for helping  him  sell books  which  in turn  is opening eyes.",
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            "input": "Bishop Fulton Sheen  was the world’s first televangelist  drawing 30 million viewers to  his  weekly show until  he  fell victim to a jealous cardinal who drove  him  off the air and out of New York into what was called “ecclesiastical Siberia.”\nIn posthumous recompense for the wrongs  he  suffered at the hands of Francis Cardinal Spellman   he  was accorded the honor of being buried in the crypt beneath the altar at Saint Patrick’s cathedral.\nBut it was the small Illinois diocese where  Sheen  started out that began the process of making  him  a saint back in 2002. And the niece who is  Sheen ’s closest living relative has filed a lawsuit seeking to have his remains moved to a cathedral in Peoria.\nThe present New York cardinal  Timothy Dolan  is a huge  Sheen  fan and is of the stated belief that his hero would want to stay undisturbed where he is.\nSuch doing would have been beyond all imagining back in 1952  when  Sheen   appeared on the cover of Time Magazine.  He  went on to beat out comedian Milton Berle for the 1953 Emmy for Most Outstanding Personality.\n\" He 's got better writers ” Berle famously responded. “Matthew  Mark  Luke and John.\"\n Sheen  lightened the scripture with humor. In one episode about the Good Samaritan   he  offered a possible reason why the long ago priest and an assistant walked past a man who had been beaten and robbed.\n“One explanation that was given is that they found  the man  already robbed ”  Sheen  said with a twinkle.\n He  went on to recount an encounter of  his  own with a panhandler who came up and requested $31 for a cup of coffee.\n“I gave  him  a dollar and then it suddenly dawned on me. ‘Thirty-one dollars ’ I said. ‘Why do you want $31? A coffee and breakfast will only cost you a dollar. Why do you want the 30?’ And you know what  he  told me? ‘You wouldn't want me to go into a restaurant dressed in this suit  would you?”\nBut there was nothing funny at all about Sheen’s off-screen dispute with Spellman involving money and milk.  Sheen  was forced off the air in 1957  the same year  he  was nominated for a second Emmy.\n Sheen  suddenly found himself without a show.\n“Spellman cancelled my uncle’s annual Good Friday sermon at Saint Patrick's  discouraged other New York clergy from befriending him  and ‘reassigned’ him to an upstate diocese ” Cunningham says in  her  affidavit.\nExiled to Rochester   Sheen  told the retiring bishop there that there was no need to move from the well-appointed home where  he  had been living.\n“My uncle moved into an apartment over the bingo parlor ” Cunningham notes in an unpublished memoir included in the court papers to document her close connection to  Sheen .\nRochester was struggling economically  and Cunningham remembered seeing numerous Native Americans who were panhandling.  Sheen  was always quick to give them money.",
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            "input": "A federal judge on Tuesday ordered tightened restrictions on former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert  including barring  him  from possessing pornography  using sex chat lines or having any contact with minors except in the presence of an adult who is aware of  his  sexual abuse of boys decades ago.\nAlthough the reasons for the tightened restrictions were not spelled out   Hastert  has been undergoing a court-ordered sex offender evaluation — including any \"psychological and physiological\" testing deemed necessary — to expose any undisclosed wrongdoing and gauge whether  he 's a danger to society.\nUnder the new terms of  his  release  Hastert  75  was ordered not to possess any “pornographic  sexually oriented  or sexually stimulating materials  including visual  auditory  telephonic  or electronic media  computer programs  or services ” and also was barred from patronizing any businesses where such material was available. Any “sex-related telephone numbers” were also off-limits  according to the order.\nA spokesman for U.S. Attorney John Lausch had no comment Tuesday.  Hastert ’s attorney  Thomas Green  could not be reached  but the judge’s order indicated that  Hastert  agreed to the new conditions.\nIn Tuesday’s order  Durkin said  Hastert  must get approval from the probation department before accessing any device with internet access  including email.  He  must also consent — at  his  cost — to software being installed on  his  computers that monitors all keystrokes and chat conversations.\n Hastert  pleaded guilty in October 2015 to one count of illegally structuring $950 000 in bank withdrawals to avoid reporting requirements.  He  admitted in a plea deal with prosecutors that  he  was making the withdrawals to pay a longtime acquaintance — identified in court records only as Individual A — to hide wrongdoing from  his  past.\nThe case began to unfold four years ago after a Yorkville bank noticed the suspicious withdrawals. After  he  was told by bank officials that any withdrawals of $10 000 or more had to be reported to regulators   Hastert  began to withdraw cash in $9 000 increments. In all   he  took out $1.7 million over 4½ years  paying Individual A in increments of up to $100 000 in meetings at a Yorkville restaurant parking lot  prosecutors said.\nIn December 2014  FBI agents confronted  Hastert  about the withdrawals.  He  told them  he  was trying to keep  his  money safe  but shortly after that meeting  an attorney representing  Hastert  called authorities to say the former speaker was a victim of an extortion plot and would cooperate in the investigation.\nAgents ultimately determined  however  that  Hastert  had been paying Individual A  a former Yorkville wrestler  to keep  him  silent about sexual abuse decades earlier.\nIn all  five former students came forward to accuse  Hastert .\nTribune reporters learned the identity of Individual A in early 2016.  He  has repeatedly declined to comment  but  his  wife acknowledged her husband is a victim.  He  has since sued  Hastert  in a Kendall County breach-of-contract lawsuit seeking the remaining $1.8 million — plus accrued interest — that  he  argues  Hastert  still owes  him . That lawsuit is pending.",
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            "input": "Zhang Zhikun  a transgender woman   said  she  was forced to watch gay porn while being injected with a \"colourless liquid\".\n Zhang Zhikun  went to so-called therapy sessions at a state-owned hospital in Shenzhen in 2012 under pressure from her parents.\n Zhang Zhikun  said  she  was told by  her  doctor: \"If you do not change [your sexuality]  you will get sick and die of Aids.\"\n She  was also recounted emotional blackmail from those treating  her .\n\"Have you ever considered the happiness of your parents?\"  she  was asked.",
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            "input": "Corcoran's second guilty pleasure is quality time with a core group of old friends. \"Leave the husband at home and the kids  and just go away and drink way too much wine and see how hard you can laugh \"  she  tells Torabi. \"If you drop dead  you're going to be happy that day.\"\nWhile  Corcoran 's splurges are relatively modest for a multi-millionaire  they're a step up from what  she  would splurge on when  she  was just starting out  her  career: A daily coffee from Dunkin' Donuts.\n\"That was my treat every day \"  she  says. \"But I do remember very much debating whether I should get that donut with the coffee. … That was an every-other-day treat.\"\nThese days   Corcoran  still pays attention to prices that seem too high. For example   she  once refused to buy \"roast beef at $40 a pound from that stupid store on Madison Avenue \"  she  says.  She  took one look at the price tag on  her  quarter-pound bag of deli meat and said  \"Take the Goddamned roast beef back. I'm not paying it.\"\nDon't miss: Self-made millionaire Barbara Corcoran: If your kids have this trait  they'll be successful",
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            "input": "Better to avoid romaine lettuce for now  said  Jean Halloran   director of food policy initiatives at Consumers Union  the nonprofit policy arm of Consumer Reports.\n“(The CDC and FDA are) being very conservative and cautious about this  but for consumers it’s a very simple thing to do to buy another kind of leafy green until more is known about the risk ”  Halloran  said.\nIt’s unusual for Consumer Reports to issue a food warning when the CDC and FDA haven’t issued a recall   Halloran  said. But given the size of the outbreak and the severity of the risk  which is worse for elderly people and children  the magazine felt it was the right decision   she  said.\n“This one really got our attention ”  Halloran  said.",
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            "input": "Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert has revealed that he received \"vile , disgusting\" voicemails after star LeBron James called President Donald Trump a \"bum\" on Twitter . \nJames ' message last weekend came in response to Trump rescinding an invitation for the NBA champion Golden State Warriors to visit the White House . \nGilbert said he had not told James about the voicemails . \nJames also commended NFL players for protesting after Trump said owners should fire any players who kneel during the national anthem . \nGilbert and James have patched up a complicated relationship . \nGilbert infamously wrote a letter to Cleveland fans criticizing James for leaving as a free agent in 2010 . \nThe owner was later fined $ 100,000 after he accused James of quitting in the playoffs during an interview with The Associated Press . \nEarlier this week , James said he did not regret his comment about Trump . \n\"Me and my friends call me that all the time ,\" James said during a news conference prior to the opening of Cleveland 's training camp .",
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            "input": "In the film  which is set in Chicago  as he and  Emily  begin seeing each other and falling in love  Kumail's parents still expect that he will enter into a traditional arranged marriage. Rather than hurt his parents and risk being cut off from his family  he keeps his relationship with  Emily  a secret. Meanwhile   Emily  is diagnosed with a life-threatening infection that requires  her  to be put in a medically induced coma.  Emily 's parents and Kumail spend time together at the hospital sizing each other up as they worry about  Emily . The coma may sound like a fictional contrivance  but it really happened. Let's start with an early scene from \"The Big Sick\" in which Kumail and Emily first meet. He's just done a set at a small comedy club. He walks to the bar where he sees the woman who yelled out a woo-hoo during his set.\nKAZAN: (As  Emily ) I didn't heckle you. I just woo-hooed (ph) you. It's supportive.\nKAZAN: (As  Emily)  So if I yelled out  like  you're amazing in bed  that'd be a heckle?\nNANJIANI: Yeah  they had to take pressure off of  Emily 's body. So they would put some of the vital functions on machines so that  her  body wasn't taxed. I remember when I got to the hospital   Emily  was in the E.R. And I went in  and I was talking to  her . And the nurse came in. And the nurse - first thing  she  said to -  she  was holding reports and  she  said to me - or to  Emily   she  said  oh  you're a very sick girl.\nAnd I was like  what does that mean?  She  doesn't really look that sick.\nGROSS: Kumail  did you talk to  her  while  she  was in coma?\nGROSS: So you know  I've always wanted to ask this to someone.  Emily   what's it like when you come out of coma? Like what - what's the first feeling that you have?\nNANJIANI: I think that might be an appropriate term.  Emily  mentioned that people were coming in to say hi to  her . That was because  Emily  was by far the youngest person in the ICU at that time. So all the family members of all the other patients were very aware of  Emily . So they were all kind of rooting for  her . And so they were very excited. They were very excited when  she  was up because they just wanted  her  to get out of the ICU.\nGROSS: This is FRESH AIR. And if you're just joining us  my guests are Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon. They're married  and they co-wrote the new romantic comedy \"The Big Sick\" that's based in part on their relationship. And one of the parts of the movie that is true is that after they started seeing each other   Emily  had to be put in a medically induced coma because  she  had such a raging infection that they had to do that.\nAnd I actually recently found one of my mom's emails to me. And it was during the period that  Emily  and I were dating. And reading the email chain was kind of devastating because I saw how I was clearly leading them on and letting them think that I was going to do it. Honestly  at the time  I couldn't imagine a world where I did have an arranged marriage. And I couldn't imagine a world where I didn't have an arranged marriage.\nGROSS: Kumail  how did you tell your parents about  Emily ?\nNANJIANI: So I did while  she  was really sick. It had been - I forget  you know  what day it was or when it was. And I sort of remember where I was. My mom - my parents had been calling me just sort of to say hi to me all week. And I hadn't been answering the phone. And then one day when - you know  because being in the hospital was a rollercoaster.\nNANJIANI: In the moment  her reaction was is she - what's wrong with her? Is she going to be OK? Are you OK? And then she sort of checked up on  Emily  every day  called me every day. And then as soon as  Emily  was out of the coma  that's when she got really angry. She was like  how could you do this to me? But while  Emily  was sick   she  just wanted to make sure  Emily  was OK. And then  she  got angry later.\nGROSS:  Emily   was it an issue in your family that you were marrying a Pakistani man  you know  an immigrant who was Muslim? I don't know what religion you are if any at all. But was that an issue?\nGROSS: Kumail Nanjiani and  Emily V. Gordon  speaking to Terry Gross last year. He's the star and they're the co-writers of the movie \"The Big Sick \" which is nominated for an Oscar as best original screenplay. We'll hear more of their conversation in the second half of the show. And we'll also remember Wesla Whitfield  the cabaret singer who died recently at age 70. I'm David Bianculli  and this is FRESH AIR.\nBIANCULLI: This is FRESH AIR. I'm David Bianculli  in for Terry Gross  back with more of Terry's 2017 interview with Kumail Nanjiani and  Emily V. Gordon . They're the co-writers of the movie \"The Big Sick \" which is nominated for an Oscar as best original screenplay. He also stars in the film  which is based on their real-life relationship and how they first met and became a couple. Kumail grew up in Pakistan  came to U.S. to attend college and stayed. When he and  Emily  were falling love  he knew his parents wanted him to have an arranged marriage with a woman who was Muslim and Pakistani.",
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            "input": "In the end  even Meyer was surprised by what he pulled off.\n \"I've gotten myself in trouble before by anointing players before they are deserving of it \" he said. \"But as far as the defensive front  I don't know if I've ever seen one like this.  In certain areas  I'd have to say it's the best we've ever done.\"\n NATIONAL PRESENCE: When Meyer arrived in 2005  he said his goal was to primarily recruit regionally. But a strange thing happened over the past five years: Florida has been so successful  it can't help but get recruits from across the country. This year's class has players from seven states other than Florida.\n \"My first year in 2005 we went and tried to recruit (nationally)  and we didn't have that brand \" Meyer said. \"I think with the evolution of the media coverage and the performance of our players  Florida has become a national brand right now. We'll go cherry pick a few for a certain reason.\"\n BIGGEST NAME: DE Ronald Powell. His presence is significant in many ways  most notably where he's from. Meyer lured Powell from his home that's 90 miles from Southern Cal  then held onto him after Lane Kiffin was hired at USC. Also  Powell is considered the No. 1 player in the nation by several recruiting sites.\n BIGGEST COUP: Tampa Catholic OL Chaz Green. Meyer said the Gators began recruiting Green during his junior year but admits Florida started to fall off the radar with Green during the recruiting process. But assistant coach Dan McCarney refused to give up. And neither would Meyer. \"There was about a month when Chaz didn't pick up my phone calls \" Meyer said. \"Then  bang  all of a sudden he started answering my phone calls.  When he told us he was coming  that was a great day for us because we worked awful hard on that one.\"\n CLASS SURPRISES: Connecticut QB Tyler Murphy  Atlanta LB Michael Taylor and Homestead LB Darrin Kitchens. With current backup QB Jordan Reed preparing to move to tight end  the Gators needed a backup for John Brantley and early enrollee Trey Burton. They began recruiting Murphy late  and it helped that offensive line coach Steve Addazio was once a classmate of Murphy's father. \"He's a freakish athlete with the ball in his hands \" Meyer said. As for Taylor  Meyer said  \"We were on his radar. He was not on ours. That was our error not to be in the middle of that one.\" Taylor was MVP for his team in the Under Armour High School All-Star Game at Tropicana Field last month. Kitchens runs a sub-11 100 meters and is a special teams player. \"He came up on a visit and kind of stole our heart \" Meyer said.",
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            "input": "SEATTLE (AP) — In the view of  Mike Hopkins    his  first season as the head coach at Washington will be filled basically with freshmen.\nThat's not to be taken in the literal sense. What  Hopkins  means is that with a new coaching staff  a new style and new expectations  even the players that are returning from last year are just like the incoming freshmen.\n\"I think the biggest thing is we've focused on the day-to-day  how we're going to do the process of getting better \"  Hopkins  said. \"That's the standard of excellence every day and everybody here is learning a new system. A lot of the players end up being freshmen again because they're learning  from our zone to our press to how we're going to play offensively  defensively. I think they've made the transition pretty smooth.\"\n Hopkins  also had to recruit those who slogged through a 9-22 record a season ago to keep them around. A number considered leaving. Most  including starters David Crisp  Noah Dickerson and Matisse Thybulle  all ended up staying with the chance to create the new foundation for the next chapter at Washington.\n\"The biggest concern with a new coach is the buy-in there \"  Hopkins  said. \"I think from the beginning our staff did a great job of really connecting with the kids  working with them  developing them  getting them to stay  that was our first priority. I'm very happy with the guys.\"\nIN THE ZONE: Yes  Washington will play zone. Yes  it will be the same zone defense that  Hopkins  helped teach at Syracuse.\nDefense was a major problem in the waning years of Romar's tenure. The Huskies' defense was more of a liability that an asset. How  Hopkins  is able to implement the zone will be important since the Huskies don't have a lot of size on the interior. A year ago  Washington allowed 81 points per game  11th in the conference.\n\"I know the benefits of it. The biggest thing I want to do is control tempo. So if you're fast  I can slow you down; if you're slow  I can speed you up \"  Hopkins  said.\nFINDING SCORING: One of  Hopkins ' first tasks will be finding enough scoring. Crisp is Washington's leading returning scorer at 13.8 points per game  while Dickerson averaged 12.5 points last season. But the Huskies don't have an obvious scorer on the roster that can carry the load or get points in crucial situations. In recent seasons  the Huskies have had Markelle Fultz  Andrew Andrews and C.J. Wilcox. Fultz averaged 23.2 points last season  while Andrews scored 20.9 per game the season before.\nDIFFICULT BEGINNING:  Hopkins  certainly isn't shying away from having a challenging schedule to begin  his  Washington tenure.",
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            "input": "Related Inside  Geoff Keighley's  Ever-Growing Game Awards Empire Former Spike TV presenter wants nothing less than to create an Oscars for video games  and  he 's well on  his  way\nAnd  Geoff Keighley  who created the show in 2014   knows full well both the power and the potential of what  he  and  his  team put together each year. That’s why they spend the months leading up to the show doing everything from working on the diversity of the panel of judges (Glixel is among that panel) that select award nominees  to ensuring that the future games to be highlighted on the show won’t overpromise on what they can deliver. On top of all of that  the Game Awards team is still trying to find the right voice for the game industry.\n“I’m proud we have gamers win awards ”  Keighley  says. “You’d never see a music-listener or movie-goer win an award. I think this award is important because gaming is interactive and the players are a part of the experience. So why not award the player?”\nFour years in   Keighley  says  he  believes the show is still finding it’s success  searching for ways to increase the prestige of the show in an effort to create what  he  calls the gold standard for gaming award shows.\n“We are a little more consumer-focused  while other shows are more peer-based ”  he  says. “I think there are a bunch of ways to approach it.”\n“The challenge is that there are all of these games that come out today that are unfinished ”  Keighley  says. “What is a finished game anymore? That’s kind of an open debate.”\n“When we looked at the most important games this year  we asked  'Do our rules accurately represent the industry and how games are being made'?”  Keighley  said. “And we realized that no  they didn’t. Some of the most creative works and inspiring game design happens on the existing base of a game that came out previously. Look at No Man’s Sky. Last year that wasn’t the game it should have been  but this year it has been improved a lot.”",
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            "input": "Every time I watch  Barry Lyndon   my eye is immediately drawn to the candles. They’re in dozens of scenes in Stanley Kubrick’s 1975 classic historical drama  sometimes as the only form of light—a miraculous achievement of cinematography that required special camera lenses borrowed from NASA. With any Kubrick work  there’s a magisterial sense of control and overreach present in every frame  an approach that helped make him the (sometimes clichéd) embodiment of the auteur filmmaker. In  Barry Lyndon   that attention to extravagant detail lies in those candles  which can make the most epic manse feel chillingly intimate.\nThe behind-the-scenes features on the Criterion Collection’s remastered release of  Barry Lyndon   out this month  make it clear just what a struggle it was to light scenes with tiny flames. Capturing even a still image with so little illumination is a challenge; using a film camera was much harder  necessitating the use of gigantic lenses developed for NASA’s moon landings. Beyond that  candles themselves are ill-suited to the hermetic environment of a movie set. “[They] would burn down very quickly  people had to refuel every time … and they give off an enormous amount of smoke ” the focus puller Douglas Milsome recalls in a documentary included on the Criterion disc. “You would open all the windows  put the [fans] on  extract all the dirt and dust and the smell  because it eats up oxygen.”\nRelated Story Stanley Kubrick's Unmade Film About Jazz in  the Third Reich\nBarry Lyndon  is the kind of film that deserves to be seen on the biggest screen possible. There’s a good reason it’s revived with some frequency at major repertory cinemas  sometimes with a live orchestra to replicate its memorable score (which consists entirely of classical pieces  especially Handel’s “Sarabande” from his Keyboard suite in D minor). But the Criterion effort to replicate Barry Lyndon’s cinematic impact is impressive. The Blu-ray has a similarly hypnotic impact at home as it does in the theater  drawing the audience’s focus to the surprising details in the background of each long  stately shot. It’s a movie that actually makes the past look otherworldly  unlike many period pieces  which strive to make history seem easy to slip into.\nBased on the novel The Luck of  Barry Lyndon  by William Makepeace Thackeray  Kubrick’s film chronicles the rise and fall of an opportunistic 18th-century Irishman who ascends  through a mixture of luck and ambition  to success and nobility and then experiences a similarly dramatic decline. Barry (Ryan O’Neal) is a frustrating  foolish  and often unknowable protagonist  prone to hot-headed and cowardly behavior  capable of both great empathy and callousness for those closest to him.",
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            "input": "Among darts tossed at Sen. Ted Cruz after his Twitter account \"liked\" a sexual video clip was an allegation that Cruz has backed a ban on sex toys . \nIt ultimately was Cruz 's duty to defend the law , each lawyer said . \nKrupkin said : \"Cruz in his official capacity as solicitor general supported a ban . \nIt gets too close to the line when you say Ted Cruz\" personally \"did this . \nTed Cruz did that in his official position . \nWe 're unaware of Cruz , elected in 2012 and seeking re-election in 2018 , calling for a ban on sex toys . \nThe Post 's tweet linked to the newspaper 's news story , which said , without added detail : \"Cruz , a Republican from Texas , is known for his strong religious convictions and family values stance -- and once even supported a ban on sex toys .\" \nEarlier , the state framed its arguments for upholding the law in a January 2007 brief listing the names of the then-attorney general , Greg Abbott , and five state attorneys working for the agency helmed by Abbott -- including Cruz , Todd and Davis , whose signature alone appears on the brief and , again alone , on the state 's unsuccessful post-ruling motion for rehearing . \nThe New York Post 's tweet called Cruz \"the same senator who once supported a ban on sex toys .\" \nCruz did not respond to our inquiry for this fact-check . \nThis statement incorrectly suggests that Cruz called for a ban on sex toys while serving in the Senate or otherwise personally held that belief . \nThere 's no doubt in my mind that Cruz would have reviewed it in some way .\" \n\"No ,\" Cruz said . \nTo our inquiries , Todd and Gary Krupkin , a Dallas First Amendment lawyer who represents businesses selling such products , each commented that Cruz supported restricting sex toys but that defending state laws also was his duty . \nCruz was Texas ' solicitor general at the time , making him the attorney general 's office 's top appellate lawyer . \nIn his position as a state lawyer , Cruz helped in the unsuccessful defense of a Texas law barring commercial promotion of sex toys -- an action giving this claim an element of truth . \nNew York Post Statement : Says Ted Cruz is the \"same senator who once supported a ban on sex toys .\" \nSo , Todd said , Cruz \"defended it . \nIt 's a stupid law ,\" Cruz said , adding that he believes consenting adults should do what they please in the privacy of their bedrooms .",
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            "input": "Georgian President Doing Camping Outside Ukraine ' s Parliament ? Enlarge this image toggle caption Sergei Chuzavkov / AFP / Getty Images Sergei Chuzavkov / AFP / Getty Images Just what is  Mikhail Saakashvili  doing ? Georgian president   Ukrainian governor   stateless fugitive — in the past decade    he  ' s played all these roles   among others . But now that  he  ' s perched in a tent community near the parliament building in Kiev   an opposition leader surrounded by a huge group of restive followers   the question of who this bombastic politician is and what his aims are has become more pressing than ever . Trouble is   the answer to the question will vary wildly depending on whom you ask . Pose it to Ukrainian authorities and they ' ll tell you he ' s a rabble - rousing criminal . The Security Service of Ukraine has tried twice this week to arrest him on the suspicion he ' s conspiring with pro - Russian figures to undermine President Petro Poroshenko ' s government . The first time   on Tuesday   they had to haul him down from his apartment building ' s roof — only to see him pulled from their police van by his angry supporters . On Wednesday they tried again   and again they failed to bring him in   this time because they were repulsed by tire - tossing members of the protest encampment set up in Mariyinsky Park .  Saakashvili  ' s supporters   for their part   dismiss the authorities ' allegations as trumped - up charges designed to eliminate a significant rival to Poroshenko .  Saakashvili  has cast  himself  as a crusader against government graft   and  he  has accrued a significant following in the process . Neither version of  Saakashvili  — the opportunistic demagogue and the steely political activist — tells the whole story . But dig a little deeper into  his  long   labyrinthine past   and one might find a fair amount of fodder to support both conclusions . A rise and fall in Georgia Swept into power at the head of a peaceful uprising known as the Rose Revolution   the brash young Saakashvili represented an optimistic vision of democratic reform and independence from neighboring Russia ' s influence . A former justice minister   he won the presidency in 2004 — and won plaudits from the West while he was at it . \" Your courage is inspiring democratic reformers and sending a message that echoes across the world  \" President George W . Bush told him on a state visit there in 2005 . \" Freedom will be the future of every nation and every people on Earth .\" Enlarge this image toggle caption Tim Sloan / AFP / Getty Images Tim Sloan / AFP / Getty Images During his time in power   Saakashvili sought to refashion Georgia in the Western capitalist image   opening markets and striving to wean the country off its economic dependence on Russia . \" We ' ve been thrown into the open sea  \" he told Newsweek in 2006 . \" The time has come for us to learn to swim .\" Yet his grand Western dream eroded as his tenure stretched on . A dayslong war with Russia ended disastrously for Georgia in 2008   and by Election Day in 2012 his reputation as a reformer had withered under criticism that he ' d become increasingly authoritarian . He ended up soundly losing that election . Within two years of his electoral loss   the prosecutor ' s office in Georgia had filed charges on Saakashvili and dozens of other former officials   saying he had exceeded his authority as president and engaged in corruption . He called the charges a \" farce  \" according to Reuters   adding that the allegations lodged against him by the new government were simply aimed at \" pleasing Russia .\" He was out of country at the time the charges were filed . He has not been back since to Georgia   which continues to angle for his extradition . About - faces in Ukraine When  Saakashvili  came to Ukraine in 2014   Kiev welcomed  him  warmly as an ally . Massive demonstrations had only recently forced out the country ' s pro - Russian president   Viktor Yanukovych . Newly installed in office   Poroshenko saw in  Saakashvili  a fellow antagonist of the Kremlin   and  he  wasted little time in finding an official function for the Georgian . The president summarily granted  Saakashvili  Ukrainian citizenship in 2015 — a move that meant  he  would have to give up  his  Georgian citizenship   which   given  his  legal woes there   couldn ' t have been a difficult choice . Poroshenko also went one step further   appointing the new citizen to the governorship of the Odessa region . But as Radio Free Europe notes   the job didn ' t exactly go smoothly . Or last long : \" After a stint that included occasionally dramatic acts of political theater   the Ukrainian plan went awry and  Saakashvili  quit in November 2016   publicly accusing Poroshenko of blocking  his  reform efforts .  He  announced the launch of  his  own opposition party   called Movement of New Forces   and began campaigning against  his  former ally .\" Indeed   the disputes grew so acrimonious   a notorious fight even broke out between  Saakashvili  and the country ' s interior minister at a council meeting . Arsen Avakov said that   faced with  Saakashvili  ' s \" hysterical \" behavior   \" I refrained from hitting him   and just threw water in his face .\" It ' s a long time since I ' ve seen such a bonkers populist . \" It ' s a long time since I ' ve seen such a bonkers populist  \" he wrote after the meeting in late 2015   according to The Guardian . \" Nobody could get a word in edgeways   he was interrupting everyone including the president .\" Earlier this year   roughly nine months after his resignation   Poroshenko stripped  Saakashvili  of his citizenship while the latter was on a visit to the U . S .  Saakashvili  had been a Ukrainian for a mere two years . Now   unwelcome by authorities in both the countries  he  has called home   the promising politician who was once the great Western hope for the former Soviet territories is a man without a state . That didn ' t stop  him  from returning to Ukraine   however . In a move reminiscent of the mob action that freed  him  Tuesday   Saakashvili pushed  his  way into Ukraine in September in dramatic fashion . The German newspaper Deutsche Welle described the scene : \" The circumstances were astonishing   even for a country like Ukraine   whose recent history is rich in scurrilous political incidents . Initially   the 49 - year - old former governor of Odessa oblast attempted to enter the country by train   accompanied by a crowd of journalists . The Ukrainian train was stopped in Poland and the politician was requested to disembark .  Saakashvili  then traveled by bus to another border crossing   where  his  well - muscled supporters literally carried  him  over the border . The Ukrainian border guards appeared to be helpless .\" Since then    Saakashvili  has railed tirelessly against  his  old friend in Kiev . Enlarge this image toggle caption Evgeniy Maloletka / AP Evgeniy Maloletka / AP Populist or provocateur ? It ' s unclear where this skein unspools from here . Saakashvili ' s status remains entirely up in the air . Though stateless   he can ' t claim the status of a refugee since Ukraine rejected his petition for political asylum last month — and though he ' s free for now   he ' s a wanted man in both countries where he once held leadership positions . Long known for his opposition to Russia    Saakashvili  nevertheless now stands accused of what Ukraine ' s top prosecutor calls \" the revenge plan of the pro - Kremlin forces in Ukraine .\" \" This part of the ' Russian Spring ' operation in Kiev is related to the cooperation of a series of politicians — first of all    Mikhail Saakashvili  with the members of Yanukovych ' s organized criminal group  \" Yuriy Lutsenko told reporters on Tuesday   playing audio and video footage purporting to show  Saakashvili  arranging payments from a wealthy pro - Russian businessman . These payments   according to Lutsenko   funded \" protest rallies aimed at seizing power in Ukraine and facilitating the members of the organized criminal group .\" But in a Ukraine just years removed from political revolution   law enforcement officers appear reluctant to press the matter   painfully aware of the dangers of making martyrs out of him and his supporters . So   even after multiple attempts at arrests    Saakashvili  remains at large — and remains vocal in denying the charges . \" I appeal to Poroshenko : Why do you need these provocations ?\" he wrote of his erstwhile ally on Facebook   according to a translation by the Ukrainian news service UNIAN . \" Do not attack or force people into fighting back ! This is a peaceful rally ! Has the experience taught you nothing ?\"",
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            "input": "ESPN said Hundley's claims are without merit. The Connecticut-based network said its investigation found Hundley's characterization of the events inconsistent.\n \"Hundley's claims are without merit and we will vigorously defend against them \" ESPN spokesman Josh Krulewitz said. \"Her current charges do not accurately portray ESPN's handling of the matter.\"\n Phillips acknowledged his relationship with Hundley.\n Phillips and Hundley were fired in October.\nHundley's claims are without merit and we will vigorously defend against them \" ESPN spokesman Josh Krulewitz said. \"Her current charges do not accurately portray ESPN's handling of the matter.\"",
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            "input": "Starting in July   Jaime Phillips   an operative with the organization Project Veritas  wiped  her  previous right-leaning social media accounts and joined two dozen networking groups related to either journalism or left-leaning politics. (Julio Negron/The Washington Post)\nStarting in July   Jaime Phillips   an operative with the organization Project Veritas  which purports to expose media bias  joined two dozen networking groups related to either journalism or left-leaning politics.  She  signed up to attend 15 related events  often accompanied by a male companion  and appeared at least twice at gatherings for departing Post staffers.\nPhillips  41  presented  herself  to journalists variously as the owner of a start-up looking to recruit writers  a graduate student studying national security or a contractor new to the area. This summer   she  tweeted posts in support of gun control and critical of Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigrants — a departure from the spring when  on accounts that have since been deleted   she  used the #MAGA hashtag and mocked the Women’s March on Washington that followed Trump’s inauguration as the “Midol March.”\n Her  true identity and intentions were revealed only when The Post published a story on Monday  along with photos and video  about how  she  falsely told Post reporters that Moore had impregnated her when she was a teenager. The Post reported that  Phillips  appeared to work for Project Veritas  an organization that uses false cover stories and covert video recordings in an attempt to embarrass its targets.\n Phillips’s  sustained attempt to insinuate herself into the social circles of reporters makes clear that her deception — and the efforts to discredit The Post’s reporting — went much further than the attempt to plant one fabricated article.\n Phillips ’s encounters with dozens of journalists  which have not been previously reported  typically occurred at professional networking events or congratulatory send-offs for colleagues at bars and restaurants. She used three names and three phone numbers to follow up with Post employees  chatting about life in Washington and asking to be introduced to other journalists.\nIn one case   Phillips  kept a conversation going for five weeks with a Post employee over text message  repeatedly asking whether she and her husband could meet  Phillips  for dinner. After the employee shared that she was experiencing a family tragedy   Phillips  wrote: “Let me know if I can do anything to help  even if just to talk or something small. We’d like to send flowers or a donation… Thoughts & prayers.”\n Phillips  did not respond to messages seeking comment Wednesday.\n1 of 13 Full Screen Autoplay Close Skip Ad × Texts show Project Veritas operative seeking to build rapport with  Post employee View Photos Jaime Phillips  identified  herself  as a visitor to D.C. and communicated with a Washington Post employee from late August until early October  repeatedly asking to take the employee out to dinner. The Post is not identifying the employee because the exchange includes references to a family tragedy. Some of the details of that event have been redacted.  Caption Jaime Phillips  identified  herself  as a visitor to D.C. and communicated with a Washington Post employee from late August until early October  repeatedly asking to take the employee out to dinner. The Post is not identifying the employee because the exchange includes references to a family tragedy. Some of the details of that event have been redacted. Buy Photo Wait 1 second to continue.\nAsked to comment on  Phillips ’s mingling with employees of The Post and other news organizations over the past few months  Project Veritas co-founder James O’Keefe said  “I can’t give up the identity of my sources  no more than you can disclose the identity of your anonymous sources.”\nPost reporters watched as  Phillips  walked into Project Veritas’s office in Mamaroneck  N.Y.  Monday morning  five days after presenting her with documents that raised doubts about her motivations in making claims against Moore.\n Jaime Phillips  center   gave  her  name as Jaime Taylor while attending a meetup for entrepreneurial journalism at the City University of New York’s Graduate School of Journalism in August 2017. (Obtained by The Washington Post)\nSoon   Phillips  began building a new online persona.  She  changed the cover art on  her  Facebook profile to a picture of John F. Kennedy.  She  created a new Twitter account featuring the slogan “Love not hate makes America great.”  She  started a new Periscope account using hashtags showing support for liberal protests. In a Facebook post on July 16   she  wrote that  she  was leaving Atlanta to move to the Washington area to work for a “peace building” organization.\n Her  original social media accounts were eventually erased — and the accounts with the left-leaning sentiments were deleted after The Post published its story Monday.\nThe Post recovered the postings via the Internet Archive and Google’s cache. Other images of  her  social media accounts were captured as they were being deleted Tuesday night.\nFor two weeks in July  early in  her  time in the District  Phillips rented a basement apartment in the Capitol Hill home of Brad Woodhouse  the former communications director for the Democratic National Committee. Woodhouse was president of the liberal group Americans United for Change when it was targeted in a Project Veritas video released days before the 2016 election.",
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            "input": "As Iran spins into chaos   former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad  was reportedly arrested for inciting unrest in Shiraz   home of the wine of the same name  after  he  made a speeech in Bushehr   home of Iran's nuclear reactor.\nAccording to al-Quds al-Arabi   Ahmadinejad  said:\n\"Some of the current officials live away from the problems of the people and concerns  and do not know anything about the reality of society \" adding that \"what it suffers Iran today is mismanagement and not lack of economic resources. \" \"The government of Hassan Rowhani believes that they own the land and that the people are a ignorant society that does not know  \" Ahmadinejad  said. \"The people are angry at this government because of its monopoly on public wealth.\"\nWhat's likely to cheese the mullahs off is that  Ahmadinejad  has always been considered a \"working class\" Iranian.  He 's lined  his  pockets like the rest of them but  his  austere lifestyle dating from  his  time as mayor of Tehran  and  his  Member's Only jacket  as well as  his  sloppy back-slapping friendship with the late Venezuelan dictator  Hugo Chavez  during his 2005-2013 presidency  has endeared him to the Iranian \"street.\" The protests are working class in character and motivated by bread and butter issues. Obviously   Ahmadinejad  saw  his  opportunity.\nBecause  Ahmadinejad  has been on the outs with the mullahs for at least a year now. Earlier this year  in April  he was banned from running for president by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei but did so anyway. After that  he was brought up on corruption charges stemming from misuse of public funds  and at last report  faced sentencing  something he apparently managed to get out of by the time of the protests.\nWhat the whole thing tells us is that the mullahs fear  Ahmadinejad  in all  his  working-class glory  and what that tells us is that yes  the ongoing Iranian revolt really is working class in character  it's not just anedcotal.",
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            "input": "Warren Buffett  and Bill Gates have both founded highly profitable companies  so it's safe to say that  they 've made quite a few smart business decisions. In a 1998 panel discussion with students at the University of Washington's business school  the two billionaires pinpointed the best business decisions they ever made.\n Buffett  said  his  best business decision was simply starting a career in investing because  he  enjoys what  he  does. Luckily  said  Buffett   this has worked out well for  him .\n\"You'll see plenty of times when you get chances to do things that just shout at you \"  he  said. \"When that happens  you have to take a big swing.\"\nAlluding to  his  own experiences as an investor   Buffett  said that when these opportunities arise  you must act quickly. There's no time to be \"reading a book on the theory of diversification \"  he  said.",
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            "input": "NEW YORK -- The family of a woman found dead after she vanished while jogging watched in tears as lawyers played a videotaped confession of  the man accused of killing her .\n Chanel Lewis  has been charged with murder in the 2016 death of Karina Vetrano.  He  has pleaded not guilty  and  his  attorneys say  his  confession was wrongly obtained and should not be admissible in  his  upcoming trial. The video was played in court Monday.\n Lewis  says  he  grabbed the 30-year-old who ran past  him  in on a secluded section of a marshland park in Queens.  He  says  he  beat and strangled her  but  he  did not molest her. The body had been found with her clothing in disarray leading investigators to suspect she'd also been sexually assaulted.\n\"I lost it \"  Lewis  told an NYPD detective in one of the three taped confessions  reports AMNY.  He  reportedly told police  he  was angry that day because  his  family had men visiting the house who were making a lot of noise.\n Lewis  reportedly said Vetrano fought back as  he  beat her and choked her  scratching  him  on the right side of  his  face.  He  said  he  then grabbed the apparently dead woman by the arms and dragged her into the weeds off the trail.",
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            "input": "It’s been a tough day for  Louis C.K.  as the now-disgraced comedian lost roles in two animated projects as a result of  his  admitted sexual misconduct.\nAs previously reported   Louis C.K.  was accused by multiple women of unwanted sexual advances that included masturbating in front of them. Rather than fight or deny the allegations   C.K.  shocked everyone by releasing a statement admitting to everything and announcing that  he ’ll be stepping away from showbusiness for a while.\nAdditionally  in a separate piece from The Hollywood Reporter in November  it broke that  Louis C.K.  will not appear as a voice in Universal Pictures’ “The Secret Life of Pets 2.”  He  previously voiced the lead dog  Max  in the 2016 original.\nTBS and Universal join FX Networks  which will not give  Louis  executive producer compensation on “Better Things ” “Baskets” or “One Mississippi ” which airs on Amazon. Additionally  his latest movie “I Love You Daddy” will not be released by The Orchard  which purchased the film at TIFF for $5 million prior to the allegations about  C.K.  going public.",
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            "input": "“Indian food is becoming more popular in the United States ” says  chef Rakesh Ramola  who owns Philadelphia’s Indeblue . While chicken tikka masala  saag paneer and lamb biryani may be Indian menu standards in America   Ramola  says that there are many more regional dishes found in India  and American Indian restaurants often limit themselves to the basics. Thanks to the increasing popularity of Indian food stateside  however  Indian restaurants are experimenting with fusion recipes and more contemporary dishes  which is  in turn  also becoming popular in India.\nStill   Ramola  says that another American facet of Indian restaurants  all-you-can-eat buffets  are not common in India. While some may see buffets to be a good value   Ramola  strays away from them. “Food that sits in a pan over steaming water loses its integrity ” he says. Plus  he believes that many restaurants reuse leftover buffet food from day to day to reduce food waste and use frozen vegetables and cheaper cuts of meat to reduce food costs. For properly prepared Indian food served at manageable portions  don’t be swayed by the tempting $9.99 buffet lunch special.\nFor the best Indian food experience   Ramola  believes ordering several dishes to share is the best way to not only taste more menu items  but create a warm  fun dining experience. “Traditionally  Indians eat family style \" he says. \"Mealtime is the time when you are with family and friends sharing food and conversation.\" The starch served on the side of main dishes also varies by region. “In Northern India you will see people eating roti or paratha with curry  while in Southern India  eating rice with curry is more common.” At his restaurant   Ramola  sees most customers eating both rice and bread with their meals. Thanks  America.\nOne Indian- and American-approved addition to an Indian meal? Adding a “nice” IPA to all that spice is Ramola’s favorite way to chase down Indian food.",
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            "input": "Dwyane Wade will remain in Miami on one condition: He wants the Heat to become a championship contender again.\nThe reigning NBA scoring champion  who can opt out of his Heat contract after the 2009-10 season  said Monday that simply getting to the playoffs \"is not enough\" to satisfy him anymore  and that his long-term commitment to Miami hinges entirely on the franchise getting back into the mix for the title trophy he hoisted just three years ago.\n\"I'm going to listen. I owe the Miami Heat that much. I'm going to listen to what they have to say and I'm going to think about it \" Wade told The Associated Press. \"But right now  the way I feel  I want to make sure that we're on track to where I want us to be on track to before I sign back.\"\nWade made clear that he would like to stay with the Heat  reiterating something he's said countless times in recent months. There's no acrimony between the 2006 NBA finals MVP and Heat president Pat Riley either  and Wade said that the jump Miami made this past season -- from 15 wins and the league's worst record in 2007-08  to 43 wins and the No. 5 seed in the East in 2008-09 -- was thrilling.\n\"I'm good with that \" Wade said  \"for one year.\"\n\"I've told coach Riley this: All my life  all I've ever wanted to do is win and be put in a position where I can win and succeed \" Wade said. \"Build me a team. Put the pressure on me to win a championship. Give me a team and say 'All right  you've got to go do it ' and I'll take that pressure. Give me guys that we feel can compete every year to win a championship. I don't want to go anywhere else.\"\nWade's contract status is the biggest issue facing the Heat this summer. He could sign an extension as early as next week.\nHis destination after next season has been an oft-discussed topic  especially since he and good friend LeBron James structured their last contracts the same way to have the flexibility to become free agents in 2010.\n\"I want to make sure that we stay competitive and we have an opportunity to win championships  like I've done before \" Wade said. \"I don't want to be content with winning games. I don't want to win games. I want to win championships. That's what I'm all about.\"\nAlready this summer  the Heat have seen plenty of teams in the East make big moves. Shaquille O'Neal -- Wade's former superstar teammate -- was traded to Cleveland to play alongside James. Orlando landed Vince Carter  Boston reportedly agreed with Rasheed Wallace  Detroit picked up Ben Gordon and Toronto seems poised to sign Hedo Turkoglu.\n\"D-Wade wants what's best for the Miami Heat  period \" former Heat center Alonzo Mourning said last week. \"Obviously  he wants more help for the Heat to get to that next level again. He feels like we've got good pieces around us. We just need a little bit more.\"\nWade sees it the same way.\n\"My talents can help a team compete for a championship \" Wade said. \"I've proven that.\"",
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            "input": "Both Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left meetings with the US at the General Assembly convinced that Trump is serious about a Middle East peace plan  Haaretz reported at the time.\nHamas is considered by Israel and the US  as well as other countries  to be a terrorist organization.  Netanyahu  has made  it  clear  he  has strict demands before Israel engages with a Palestinian government that includes Hamas  including recognizing Israel  breaking its ties with Iran  and dismantling its military wing.\n\"We expect everyone who talks about a peace process to recognize the State of Israel and  of course  the Jewish state  \" Netanyahu  said last week. \"We cannot accept fake reconciliation on the Palestinian side that comes at the expense of our existence.\"\nGiven  Netanyahu 's current stance  though  a Fatah-Hamas reconciliation could doom negotiations  Daniel Kurtzer  a former US Ambassador to Israel and Egypt  told Business Insider.\n\" Netanyahu  can do what  he  wants to do  and thus far  he  appears irreconcilably opposed to PLO-Hamas reconciliation \" Kurtzer said in an email. \"If the Palestinians do reconcile on a reasonable basis and if  Netanyahu 's attitude doesn't change  it will be impossible to reach negotiations now.\"\nSimilar talks have started before  though  and have not been successful. The current discussions happening this week in Egypt are reportedly ignoring the issue of Hamas' military wing  even as both  Netanyahu  and Abbas have demanded demilitarization.\nWithout the backing of both factions  Abbas does not have the ability to say he speaks for all Palestinians  a reason  Netanyahu  has offered in the past to avoid negotiations.\n\"Mr. Netanyahu and  his  government were using Palestinian division as an excuse not to make peace \" Saeb Erekat  the chief Palestinian negotiator when Fatah-Hamas talks ended the 2014 US negotiations  said at the time.",
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            "input": "Vance Joy   \" Nation of Two \" ( Atlantic ) If ukuleles make their way back onto the pop charts   you can probably thank  Vance Joy  . The Australian singer - songwriter delivers an exciting sophomore effort with \" Nation of Two  \" a 13 - track collection in which he proves he isn ' t too cool to play a little uke   banjo or even that guitar - ukulele hybrid known as a guitalele .  Joy    born James Keogh   had a breakout hit with 2013 ' s ukulele - led \" Riptide \" and became the opening act for Taylor Swift . This is his time to really shine — and he seizes it . The sensitive strummer links up with several veteran songwriters — including three tunes with Dave Bassett and three with Dan Wilson — for an album of very personal love songs .  Joy  is all over the CD   writing or co - writing every song and even contributing to the cover art . The clear standout track is the alt - rock anthem \" We ' re Going Home \" but other beauties include the uke - led ditty \" Saturday Sun  \" the slow - burning \" Alone With  Me  \" and the achingly beautiful \" I ' m With You .\" If you yearn for music by Mumford & Sons   The Lumineers and even early Ed Sheeran   these are your jams — earthy   folky and honest . Joy ' s songs are nicely not overly produced   allowing a little charming vocal strain every once in a while . Joy ' s co - writers tend to elevate his songs into something a bit more substantial   whether it ' s with a brass section or strings   pushing him to go bigger . The four tunes he is credited with writing alone are clearly the weakest   but also the most personal . It all adds up to an appealing album from an artist with a promising future . \" Won ' t you take your time on me ?\" he sings in one song   and it seems absolutely rude not to . ___ Mark Kennedy is at http :// twitter . com / KennedyTwits The Associated Press .",
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            "input": "Eminem  \"Revival\" (Interscope)\nThe A-List collaborators on  Eminem 's new album scream \"I want a radio hit \" with Beyonce  Ed Sheeran  Pink and Alicia Keys co-starring on the songs.\nIt wouldn't be hard to believe  especially since  Eminem 's last major hits have relied heavily on Rihanna  from \"Love the Way You Lie\" to \"The Monster.\" But thankfully on \" Revival \" Eminem  returns as the star of  his  show.\nBeyonce sounds beautiful on opener \"Walk On Water \" but Em's words are even better  as  he  delivers honest lyrics that sound  and feel  true to  him .\n\"Every album song I was spazzin' the (eff) out on/And now I'm gettin' clowned and frowned on \"  he  raps.\n Eminem  is no longer hip-hop's most prized wordsmith and the adjustment is tough for any performer once known as one of music's most celebrated acts.\nBut on \"Revival \"  his  ninth studio album   Eminem  makes  himself  relevant with  his  smart rhymes  which is refreshing in the age of \"mumble rap.\" The album artwork is of the American flag  with race and President Donald Trump recurring topics throughout the 19 tracks.\n\"So  hands in the air  let's hear it for the start of a brand new America without him  and be proud of where we're from \" Eminem raps on \"Like Home \" featuring a stellar-sounding Keys.\nEminem co-produced some of the songs  also getting help from Rick Rubin  Dr. Dre  Alex Da Kid  Mr. Porter and Skylar Grey  the singer  songwriter and originator of \"Love the Way You Lie.\"",
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            "input": "Trump Chief Of Staff  Kelly : I Didn't Want To Leave DHS But 'God Punished Me'\nPresident Trump's chief of staff  John Kelly  who has attempted to bring order to a chaotic West Wing  joked Thursday that he is not sure what he did to wind up in his current position.\nAt an event marking the 15th anniversary of the Department of Homeland Security   Kelly  said  \"The last thing I wanted to do was walk away from one of the great honors of my life  being the secretary of homeland security  but I did something wrong and God punished me  I guess.\"\n Kelly   appearing on stage with two other former DHS secretaries and the current holder of the position  Kirstjen Nielsen  drew laughs when he said he had \"no right\" to be on stage with them.  Kelly  told the audience of DHS staffers that he missed them \"every day. \"\nKelly  was Trump's first homeland security secretary and remained in the job for six months before Trump tapped  him  to replace Reince Priebus at the White House.\n Kelly  has been under intense scrutiny following revelations that former White House staff secretary Rob Porter had been granted an interim security clearance even though a background check revealed domestic abuse allegations by Porter's two ex-wives — allegations which Porter has denied.",
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            "input": "David Hogg  the Florida school shooting survivor-turned-activist who has recently been the target of vicious smear campaigns on social media  called out  National Rifle Association spokeswoman Dana Loesch  about  her  true loyalties on Sunday.\n\"Look at  Dana . Look at what  she  saying. Is  she  actually saying anything  or is that just a tone to distract the American public and distract  her  NRA members from the fact that  she 's not serving them?  She  is serving the gun manufacturers \" Hogg said. \" She 's not serving the people of the NRA  because the people that are joining the NRA  99.9% of them are amazing people that just want to be safe  responsible gun owners. And I fully can support that.\"\n Loesch  had appeared on \"This Week\" right before  him  and also at CNN's town hall last week.  She  has voiced the NRA's opposition to raising the age at which people can buy guns  and shifted the focus from  her  group to the Broward County Sheriff's department for their alleged inaction as the shooting was unfolding.\n\"I wish that as much attention were given to the Broward County Sheriff and their abdication of duty as trying to blame five million innocent  law-abiding gun owners all across the country \"  she  said on Sunday.",
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            "input": "We know that  Nikolas Cruz  wasn't hiding a thing about  his  killing rage in the months and even years before the Florida school massacre.\nAccording to the best British newspaper in America  the Daily Mail   Nikolas Cruz  abused his ex and sold knives out of a lunchbox.  He  was disciplined by the school 25 times and finally expelled.\nGood Morning America could not pass up an interview with survivor Ariana Lopez. In her circle  everybody knew that  Cruz  was dangerous.  He  didn't bother to hide it. According to  Ms. Lopez  Cruz  was signaling  his  rage and murderous feelings like mad.\nLopez made it clear during her interview that  Cruz 's problematic behavior and mental health issues were on clear display at school. 'He used to sell knives out of his lunch box  which I thought was insane. You can't have knives  this is a school'  said Lopez of  Cruz . 'He would be like  \"hey guys  want some knives?\"' One of the incidents that led to his being disciplined was a fight in September 2016. Footage of the brawl emerged over the weekend.  Cruz  was suspended for two days as a result of the fight  which was over a former girlfriend.\nThis changes the picture completely: what the hell were the school counselors and police authorities doing while  Cruz  was signaling murderous intentions? There is an air of looming tragedy over the Florida school killings  and secretly  many people knew or suspected what was to come.\nAny competent teacher  administrator  school cop  or counselor should have seen the signs and should have diverted  Cruz  into a protected environment where  he  could be educated and monitored. If  his  friend Ariana knew he was selling knives  so did dozens of other kids  teachers  administrators  and all the rest. No person in authority acted responsibly. They just kicked the can down the road.\nThere is no mystery about the Nikolas Cruzes of the world. They have been around forever. It's just that they were spotted and taken care of with discipline and  yes  with love and acceptance  whether they deserved it or not. If they acted out  they were punished appropriately  and if they looked dangerous  they were diverted to activities where they could do no harm.\nThat's what fathering is all about  and that is what the ancient phrase \"in loco parentis\" means.  Cruz  should have been effectively disciplined from childhood onward  but  he  was allowed to grow into a raging menace  recognized by other students and by numerous adults.",
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            "input": "CLOSE Melissa Gilbert  says  she  once “ran out of the room crying” after an audition for Oliver Stone‘s 1991 movie  The Doors.  Time\nActress Melissa Gilbert  alleges  she  had a 'humiliating and horrid' audition with director Oliver Stone. (Photo: Rob Kim  Getty Images)\nAs Hollywood continues to grapple with sexual harassment allegations   Melissa Gilbert  says an audition with Oliver Stone left  her  in tears.\nA guest on SiriusXM's Andy Cohen Live Monday   Gilbert  described an encounter  she  had with the filmmaker who has directed Snowden  W. and JFK.\n Gilbert   who played Laura Ingalls on Little House on the Prairie in the '70s and '80s  said while auditioning for the role of Pamela Courson for the 1991 film The Doors  Stone intentionally demeaned her.\nAt first   Gilbert  hesitated to name Stone  telling Cohen  \"There were moments where there were men in more powerful positions  one in particular  who humiliated me at one point in an audition  and unnecessarily  because I had embarrassed him in a social situation. He got back at me  and I ran out of the room crying. I’m actually sitting here telling you this story afraid to say his name 'cause I’m worried about backlash.\"\nCohen followed up  asking if the director had humiliated  Gilbert  \"in a provocative way.\"\n\"He had me read a scene \"  Gilbert  said. \"I had auditioned  and then he said: ‘I’ve written this special scene for  you . I’d like you to do it with the actor. I want to see the chemistry with the two of you.’\n\"The whole scene was just my character on her hands and knees saying  ‘Do me  baby.’ Really dirty  horrible \"  Gilbert  said. \"Then  he  said  'I'd like you to stage it for  me .'”\n Gilbert  said  she  refused and exited the audition very upset.\n“I left crying  and I never really talked about it \"  she  told Cohen. \"It was all because I had said something and embarrassed him publicly.\"\nDeciding to reveal  her  alleged harasser   Gilbert  said  \"It was Oliver Stone. And it was The Doors movie.\"\n Gilbert  told Cohen  she  believes the alleged act was in retaliation to an interaction  she  and Stone had at a club where the director was   she  says  \"ragging on television.\"\n\"There was a bunch of people at a table  and  he  was talking about how television was crap and  he  would never do it ” said  Gilbert . “Then  all these young girls came running over to meet me because they were watching Little House on the Prairie. And they left  and  he  was sort of dumbfounded  and I said  ‘You see  (expletive)  that’s television. That’s what television does.’ I guess  he  never forgot it.”\n Gilbert  said while  she  remembered their moment   she  didn't believe \"it was that big a deal.”\n“I thought I was just auditioning  and I did. I did a bunch of other scenes \"  she  said. \"And  he  said:  ‘ You know  I want you to stay. I’ve got something special for you.’\"",
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            "input": "Lost footage of  Selena Quintanilla  has emerged two decades later after an unmarked tape containing an interview with the Tejano pop star about winning her first Grammy Award was discovered in an old TV camera.\nIn the 1994 interview  a year before  she  was murdered  an excited and animated  Quintanilla  talks to Tejano USA about winning the award.\n“When they first told us that we were nominated  we all freaked out ”  the singer  says in the interview  per People magazine.\n Quintanilla  died in 1995  at just 23  after being shot by the founder of  her  fan club  Yolanda Saldívar  in Corpus Christi  Texas.  Quintanilla  reportedly had confronted  her  about embezzling money from the fan club.\n Saldivar  is serving a life sentence at the Mountain View Facility in Gatesville  Texas and will be eligible for parole in 2025.\nThe interview itself had slipped into obscurity after  Quintanilla ’s death. The production manager who was responsible for directing the segment with the pop star told Smithsonian staff he had searched high and low for the tape after the singer died.",
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            "input": "Gen. Sarath Fonseka retired from the army in mid-November after months of tension with Rajapaksa  who has staked his re-election campaign on the resounding military victory over the Tamil Tiger insurgency in May.\n Fonseka led a tough counterinsurgency strategy that took small teams of fighters deep into the jungles of northern Sri Lanka  striking a mortal blow to a rebel army that had battled the government for more than two decades.\n \"We have done away with the terrorists \" Fonseka told reporters at a news conference on Sunday. \"But now you can't leave the country in the hands of a tin-pot dictator.\"\n After the war was won  Rajapaksa moved Fonseka into a largely ceremonial post  and the uneasy alliance between the two men crumbled. A coalition of nationalist and left-wing opposition parties named Fonseka as its candidate to face Rajapaksa.\n In his resignation letter  Fonseka criticized what he described as \"appalling conditions\" at the camps. He promised to shift to Parliament much of the power that comes with the office of the president. He also accused Rajapaksa of failing to bring Sri Lanka together after the long and bloody war with the Tamil Tigers.\n Still  many of Sri Lanka's Tamils and other minorities remain skeptical of Fonseka because of his role in prosecuting the war and his strong alliance with the nationalists from the ethnic-Sinhalese majority.",
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            "input": "(CNN) From the second that  White House chief of staff John Kelly  appeared in the White House press briefing room on Thursday afternoon   you could tell something big was about to happen.\nAfter all  President Donald Trump's administration had been consumed over the last 24 hours with a \" he  said/she said\" fight over what the President said to Myeshia Johnson   the widow of one of the four American servicemen killed in an ISIS ambush in Niger. Florida Democratic Rep. Frederica Wilson -- in an account backed up by a family member -- said that Trump had told the widow of her husband that \"he knew what he was getting into\" -- a phrase that deeply upset her. Trump insisted the call was polite and respectful  and that Wilson wasn't telling the truth for partisan purposes.\n Enter Kelly . A four-star general. A man widely respected even by those who roll their eyes at Trump. And  most significantly for the sake of today  a father who had lost a son in military combat. ( Kelly's son  Robert  was killed in Afghanistan in 2010 .)\n Kelly  stepped to the podium and delivered a moving and raw recounting of how soldiers killed in action are transported from the field of battle to their homes. How they are honored by their peers. And how they are the best of us.\nIt was incredibly powerful stuff -- made even more so by the back story of  Kelly 's firsthand experience with  his  own son's death. This wasn't a politician saying the right words. This was a man who knows loss intimately. Who knows what it means to make the ultimate sacrifice.\nNo one who watched those first few minutes could help but be swayed by the power of  Kelly 's words and  his  experiences. It was stunning.\nThen  however   Kelly  transitioned into an attempt to clean up Trump's mess.\n Kelly  recalled what  his  best friend Gen. Joseph Dunford  the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and former commandant of the Marine Corps  had told  him  when  Kelly 's own son was killed: \"He was doing exactly what he wanted to do when he was killed \"  Kelly  said Dunford told  him . \"He knew what he was getting into by joining that 1%. He knew what the possibilities were because we were at war. And when he died he was surrounded by the best men on this earth  his friends. That's what the President tried to say to the four families the other day.\"\nWhich is fair. After all  no one would dispute  Kelly 's contention that calling the families of men and women who have been killed in combat is the hardest job the President has to do. And  again with a nod to Kelly  no one would dispute that there are simply no words that can truly bring comfort or closure to a family in pain.\nWhere  Kelly  veered off the track  to my mind  is when  he  sought to scold Wilson -- and the culture more broadly -- for turning the sacred service of a member of the military into a political football.\nThat sentiment is a powerful one. The problem is that in some of what  Kelly  said next   he  seemed to be totally unaware of a number of  his  boss's past statements and views.\n Kelly  was presumably referring with disdain to the myriad allegations against Harvey Weinstein  a prominent movie executive and major Democratic donor. But it's hard to square  Kelly 's call to venerate women with Trump's lewd comments made in an \"Access Hollywood\" tape. \"Grab them by the pussy\" isn't exactly treating women as sacred.\nOr  Kelly 's plea that Gold Star families be off-limits from the political back-and-forth ...",
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            "input": "BELGRADE  Aug. 18 (Xinhua) -- Serbian President Boris Tadic calls China a very important economy in the world with great potential for development.\n Tadic also said in an interview with Xinhua on the eve of his visit to China that Serbia is extremely interested in further deepening economic cooperation with Beijing.\n \"During my visit  Serbia and China will sign an agreement of partnership  which is a result of longtime efforts on both sides and a manifestation of good political relations between the two countries \" Tadic said.\n Tadic  at the invitation of Chinese President Hu Jintao  will pay a state visit to China on Aug. 19-25. It will be the first official visit of its kind since Serbia gained independence in 2006.\n Tadic visited China in 2005 when Serbia was part of a union with Montenegro. He also attended the opening ceremony for the Beijing Olympics last August as a guest of the Serbian Olympic Committee.\n Tadic said that Serbia and China have a good traditional friendship without any outstanding historical burdens.\n The two countries  he said  would find common ground for better cooperation because all countries in the world have been affected by the ongoing economic crisis.\n The president expressed confidence that during his visit the two sides would reach agreements in the economic field and find new areas of cooperation.\n Tadic hailed the mutual understanding and support between the two countries in the international political arena. He said the two countries can build stronger economic ties on the basis of good political relations.\n Tadic said that people have realized that the world's development could not last without China's growth. He said he also had a feeling that China has attached great importance to social development.\n Like many countries  China has encountered significant difficulties during its development but has overcome them in a good way  he said. Tadic said  too  that  he believed China has the potential for even greater development in the future.\n Tadic said he has visited Dalian  a city in northeastern China that has undergone fast development in recent years  but has never been to Shanghai.\n \"During my visit  I will have the chance to visit Shanghai. I believe that where I go in Shanghai  I am sure to feel the achievements of China's fast development \" he said.\n Tadic said that joining the EU is Serbia's main strategic goal  which he expects will be realized in the next five years.\n As long as Serbia joins the EU  Tadic said  China would have another close friend in the pan-European bloc.",
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            "input": "Neighbors walk under the rain past a washed out road in Alajuelita on the outskirts of San Jose  Costa Rica  Thursday  Oct. 5  2017.  Tropical Storm Nate  formed off the coast of Nicaragua on Thursday and was being blamed for at least 17 deaths in Central America as  it  spun north toward a potential landfall on the U.S. Gulf Coast as a hurricane over the weekend. (Moises Castillo/Associated Press)\nMANAGUA  Nicaragua —  Newly formed Tropical Storm Nate  was blamed Thursday for at least 22 deaths across Central America as  it  dumped rain across the region on a path that would carry  it  toward a potential landfall on the U.S. Gulf Coast as a hurricane over the weekend.\nThe U.S. National Hurricane Center said  the storm  could cause dangerous flooding by dumping as much as 15 to 20 inches (38 to 50 centimeters) of rain as  it  moved over Honduras  with higher accumulations in a few places.\nIn Nicaragua  Nate’s arrival followed two weeks of near-constant rain that had left the ground saturated and rivers swollen. Authorities placed the whole country on alert and warned of flooding and landslides.",
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            "input": "WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Montana will sign contracts only with internet service providers that honor \"net neutrality\" firms   Governor Steve Bullock  said on Monday  the latest effort by a state to undermine a Federal Communications Commission order rolling back rules introduced in 2015.\n Bullock  signed an executive order requiring state contract recipients to adhere to so-called net neutrality  which barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes  also known as paid prioritization.\nA spokeswoman for the FCC declined to comment on the decision by  Bullock   a Democrat.\n\"There has been a lot of talk around the country about how to respond to the recent decision by Federal Communications Commission to repeal net neutrality rules  which keep the internet free and open. It's time to actually do something about it \"  Bullock  said in a statement. \"This is a simple step states can take to preserve and protect net neutrality. We can't wait for folks in Washington DC to come to their senses and reinstate these rules.\"",
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            "input": "I dread many things about dining out in the coming year  from closings of beloved restaurants to ever-weirder ramen mutations. But the scariest of all may be the expansion of the online reservation app Tock  which makes you pay in advance for your meal at the time of booking — mostly at super-luxury eateries  but increasingly at lower-priced places  too.\nThe great Eleven Madison Park is the only place in Manhattan that currently uses three-year-old Tock for all seatings (though it’s also one of the very few restaurants worth such hassle). In Williamsburg  tiny Aska also uses the app exclusively. Now  Tock — which is used by just 300 US restaurants  compared to 43 000 for OpenTable and 1 000 for Resy — is trying to lure in lesser joints such as Té with Tock Intro.\nBacked by millions of dollars in venture-capital funding  Tock promises great things to owners. Its platform can help them better manage reservations and reduce no-shows. Customers supposedly benefit from avoiding the hassles of reserving by phone.\nBut I hate having to buy a ticket for a meal — even for a world-class place such as Eleven Madison Park or Chicago’s Alinea  which is co-owned by Nick Kokonas  who also happens to be the founder of Tock.\nCertain places that use OpenTable or Resy require a $50-a-head credit-card deposit. I’m not crazy about that  but at least we’re not giving them an interest-free loan of nearly $1 200  as a table for four would be at Eleven Madison Park reserved months from now on Tock.\nTock is striving to make inroads here by handling New Year’s Eve bookings at places that would otherwise use OpenTable or Resy. “New Year’s Eve has notoriously high demand and no-show rates  so we’re seeing a large number of restaurants using Tock Intro to combat the no-show issue ” says a company rep.\nAmong them: The Lambs Club and Lupa Osteria Romana — where you can only book the $275-per-head “Roman feast” starting at 9:45 p.m. on Dec. 31 using  Tock .\n Tock ’s strategy is to persuade users of the limited service to switch to the site full-time.  Tock ’s rep says  “Many restaurants start with  Tock  by offering a single prepaid experience  which is what you’re seeing with Lupa’s NYE dinner. After they see the full platform … they often transition all reservations over to  Tock .”",
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            "input": "\"Charlie St. Cloud \" like its star Zac Efron  is a gorgeous  unblemished thing. Both would be much improved with a tiny flaw or two.\n What's more  the 22-year-old (of \"High School Musical\" fame) is turning into a pretty decent actor. As the titular Charlie  a young man whose guilt and grief over his 11-year-old brother's death _ in a car Charlie was driving _ has paralyzed him emotionally  Efron works hard to make you believe his character's angst. The scenes in which he plays catch with dead brother Sam (Charlie Tahan)  with whom Charlie has a daily play date in the woods  are particularly touching. And when Tess (Amanda Crew)  a former high school classmate of Charlie's  tries to reconnect with him  Charlie's reluctance to allow himself real-world pleasure is almost palpable.\nCharlie has a daily play date in the woods  are particularly touching. And when Tess (Amanda Crew)  a former high school classmate of Charlie's  tries to reconnect with him  Charlie's reluctance to allow himself real-world pleasure is almost palpable.\n From the insistently gooey score that pushes and prods you to feel Charlie's pain  to the sparkling cinematography that turns the fictional Pacific Northwest setting of Quincy Bay into an ad for a vacation time share  the movie has a machine-extruded gloss that makes it harder  not easier  to swallow its difficult emotions. You'll want to buy into them _ Efron is a very good salesman _ but they're so smooth and creamy going down  they barely register as feelings at all.\n Based on the novel \"The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud \" by Ben Sherwood  the story itself has a predictable arc. A promising high school sailor with an athletic scholarship to Stanford  Charlie has put his plans _ and his life _ on hold after Sam dies  taking on a job as cemetery caretaker so that he can be near his brother  with whom he has a pact to meet every day at sunset. Five years after the accident  when Charlie and Tess start falling for each other  Charlie's connection to Sam  or Sam's spirit  is threatened.\n has a pact to meet every day at sunset. Five years after the accident  when Charlie and Tess start falling for each other  Charlie's connection to Sam  or Sam's spirit  is threatened.\n Sam  of course  is a walking metaphor for survivor's guilt. CharlieCharlie himself almost died in the accident but was resuscitated by a paramedic (Ray Liotta)  whose defibrillator has left scars on Charlie's chest that serve as constant reminders. The self-help-heavy script includes such aphorisms as \"You hurt because you're alive\" (courtesy of Sam's ghost) and \"At some point  we all have to let go\" (courtesy of Tess).\n Those lines will come as no surprise. What will come as a surprise is something of a plot twist having to do with Charlie's ability to \"see\" dead people  a result of his having visited the other side. In addition to Sam  Charlie also communes  briefly  with the ghost of another old school chum (Dave Franco)  who was killed in Iraq.",
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            "input": "America's war in Afghanistan is the longest war the U.S. has ever fought. Beginning a month after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11  2001  the initial mission was to remove the Taliban from power and destroy the al-Qaida terror network. Now  nearly 17 years later   Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Steve Coll  points out that the war's goals have changed.\n\"The objective is not a grand peace ceremony on some grand aircraft carrier  \" Coll  says. \"It's to reduce the violence in Afghanistan  to reduce the suffering of innocents in Kabul  to support the constitutional government that we invested in after Sept. 11 so heavily in money and in American lives and sacrifices on the battlefield.\"\nDirectorate S The C.I.A. and America's Secret Wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan by Steve Coll Hardcover  757 pages   purchase close overlay Buy Featured Book Your purchase helps support NPR programming. How?\nWorld  Steve Coll :  The Secret Plans For Kashmir Steve Coll :  The Secret Plans For Kashmir  Listen",
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            "input": "But the most magical and pivotal contribution came from  Mirai Nagasu   and it was over in an instant. In the span of one glorious eyeblink  Nagasu  who had been snubbed by U.S. skating officials for a spot on the 2014 Olympic team  poured all she had worked toward these past four years into the opening jump of her free skate on the final day of the team competition.\nAnd when she landed solidly on one foot  after making 3½ rotations in the air   Nagasu  made history  becoming the first American women to land the high-risk triple axel in Olympic competition.\n“You did it  girl!” screamed her teammate  pairs skater Alexa Scimeca-Knierim  from the U.S. team’s rinkside seats  loud enough for  Nagasu  to hear as she went into her final jump. She giggled to herself  which made her smile even broader.\n“It’s historical and something no one can take away from me ”  Nagasu  said afterward. “I wanted to make America proud.”\nThe women’s skate represented the moment  Nagasu  had waited for since  her  fourth-place finish at the 2010 Vancouver Games.\n She  awoke at 4 a.m.  nervous about shouldering such a responsibility for  her  teammates and  her  country. But  she  didn’t give a thought to omitting the risky triple axel. That jump — and the prospect of becoming the first American and just the third woman in history to land it at the Olympics  after Japan’s Midori Ito and Mao Asada — was the sole reason  she  kept training after being passed over for the 2014 Olympic team. Even before  she  could do the triple axel   she  dreamed  she  could.  She  dreamed of landing it so much  in fact  that  she  thinks  she  may have taught it to  herself  subliminally.\nThe falls  the bruises and aches over the years attest otherwise. But Monday was  her  moment. It was  her  vindication.\n“Midori Ito  Mao Asada and now  Mirai Nagasu  — all Japanese heritage ”  Nagasu  said afterward  with a proud smile. “But I am fortunate that I am American  so I’ll be the first U.S. lady to have landed the triple axel [in Olympic competition]. So today is a day of accomplishment for me.”",
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            "input": "This week  one of IRIB’s popular nightly talk shows was dedicated to the protests. The Channel Two show featured Ahmad Amirabadi Farahani  a conservative MP  and  Reza Seraj   introduced as an “expert on strategic questions and a university professor.”\n Seraj  is well-known to many Iranian activists  although not exactly in those terms. Many of the thousands who have gone through the notorious interrogations blindfolded in Tehran’s Evin Prison remember his voice as an “expert interrogator.” He is known for meting out psychological torture rather than physical torture by flaunting his supposed knowledge of the intricate webs of espionage with which any given activist is allegedly involved.\nBorn in the southwestern city of Ahvaz in 1966   Seraj  has cut  his  teeth in different wings of the IRGC  especially its autonomous volunteer paramilitary  the Basij. One story alleges that in 1988  the then-21-year-old Seraj galvanized a group of angry Basijis to stop a speech by Ali Khamenei—who was president at the time—to soldiers on the frontlines of the war with Iraq. Back then  President Khamenei was engaged in a power struggle with Prime Minister Mir-Hossein Mousavi  who was regarded as being more revolutionary and closer to the founder of the Islamic Republic  Ayatollah Khomeini.\nAs it turned out  two decades later  in 2009   Seraj  played a lead role in defending Khamenei  by then the supreme leader  harassing and torturing supporters of Mousavi  who was by that time the leader of the Green Movement that threatened Khamenei.\n“ 'The Americans  the Israelis and the Saudis had a strategic operational plan that was to be put in action next year '  Seraj  said  'but some factors led them into hastening  it .' ”\n Seraj  headed the student organization of Basij from 2008 to 2010 and was lauded by the pro-IRGC Fars News Agency as a transformative Basiji figure. In the years since  he has become known for working with outlets like Fars and the state broadcaster to defend the regime and spin tales of foreign espionage.\nHis real identity didn’t remain hidden for long. Ali Afshari  the student activist who was driven to exile after bouts of prison and torture in Iran  recalled  Seraj  very well in an interview he gave to the New Haven-based Iran Human Rights Documentation Center.\n“When I gave up  they had taken my blindfold [off] and I could see my interrogator ” Afshari said. “He introduced himself as Alavi but I later found out that his name was Seraj. He sometimes writes for Fars now and is the head of student Basij. I complained to the judge and asked for a different interrogator.  Seraj  used to tell me that it was  he  who told the judge what to do  not the other way around.”\nAdding more to spice up the story  Amirabadi claimed that part of the U.S. plan was to bring the forces of ISIS to Iranian territory  but this had been thwarted by the Quds Force (a part of the IRGC which is not supposed to operate on Iranian territory) and the Unknown Soldiers of the Twelfth Imam (the name used for the forces of Iran’s ministry of intelligence.)  Seraj  quickly agreed with this claim.\nAccording to  Seraj   now that the Americans’ “Plan A” had been defeated  they had resorted to “Plan B ” which had been started by U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley’s calling on the United Nations Security Council to meet about Iran.\n“Their plan is to lead Iran to miscalculation and to change its behavior according to what U.S. and the European countries want ”  Seraj  said. “They had designed a game of dominoes. The Americans were to threaten us with leaving the JCPOA [nuclear agreement] and ramping up the sanctions while the Europeans were to play the good cop.”\nConfirming \"the Conspiracy\" and Worries for What’s  Next\nSeraj  doesn’t officially speak for the IRGC so someone unfamiliar with  his  significance might dismiss  his  elaborate theory as the thoughts of one man. But Iranian Chief Prosecutor Mohammad Jafar Montazeri has given a version of events that coincides very closely with Seraj’s.\nMontazeri then gave numerous details to back up the story put forth by  Seraj  and Amirabadi—and added some new claims. The cities of Herat in Afghanistan and Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan had been picked as centers of operation  he said  and ISIS forces were to come to Iran from there. He also claimed that Michael D’Andrea—who was revealed in U.S. media reports back in June as the newly appointed head of the CIA’s Iran Mission Center—had organized the protests  a claim previously made by some pro-government Turkish newspapers (these reports were so inaccurate they had mistakenly published photographs of U.S. actors instead of D’Andrea.)\nThe Green Movement of 2009 was followed by Stalinesque show trials during which the accused confessed to involvement in elaborate espionage plans.  Seraj  is known to have played a role in concocting those fantasy plans. So  now  many worry that a similar fate awaits more than 1 500 people who have been arrested over the last few days.",
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            "input": "General McMaster forgot to say that the results of the 2016 election were not impacted or changed by the Russians and that the only Collusion was between Russia and Crooked H  the DNC and the Dems. Remember the Dirty Dossier  Uranium  Speeches  Emails and the Podesta Company! —  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)  February 18  2018\nTrump’s fixation on the legitimacy-sapping accusation that the Russians “impacted or changed” vote tallies to put  him  in the White House feeds this conspiracy theory of mine. What set off alarms for me was the last sentence in the Times’s paragraph about Trump’s McMaster tweet.\n[ PODCAST: Hillary Rodham Clinton on  Trump : ‘He’s a little obsessed with me’ ]\nTribe also took on the Russian-impact issue and came to virtually the same conclusion as Price. “Although it’s no doubt impossible in a scientific sense to determine what the outcome would’ve been without Putin’s meddling ” Tribe said  “surely we know – to the degree things like [this] are ever knowable – that the perfect storm that put  Trump  over 270 electoral votes  with the help of under [80 000] votes in MI  PA  and WI  wouldn’t have occurred had any one of a multitude of factors been changed even a little.” Among those factors  the Comey letter  Hillary Clinton’s campaign in those three states and “Russia’s efforts to undermine Hillary in several ways  including by hacking  suppressing the minority vote  encouraging voters to go for Bernie [Sanders] and Jill [Stein]  getting unwitting Americans to put on skits of Hillary in prison garb and behind bars  spreading BS about voter fraud and ID theft  and lots of other crap.”",
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            "input": "American figure skater  Nathan Chen  has rallied from a fiasco of a short program with a historic free skate at the Pyeongchang Olympics that included an unparalleled six completed quadruple jumps.\n Chen  was guaranteed to rocket up the standings with a 297.35 total  perhaps into the top 10.\nVincent Zhou has been overshadowed during the Pyeongchang Olympics by teammates Adam Rippon and Nathan Chen.\nBut the youngest member of the U.S. figure skating team is smart and funny. And after a terrific short program   he  has a chance to finish in the top 10 at the Winter Games.\nThe openly gay Adam Rippon has become a media darling  combining excellent skating to help the U.S. win team bronze with an unfiltered approach to interviews.  The talented Nathan Chen  had been tipped as a gold medal favorite until everything went awry during  his  short program.\nTogether  they had held the spotlight until Zhou landed the first quad lutz in an Olympic event  and put together the best short program of  his  career to briefly take the lead.\n He  wound up 12th among 30 skaters  easily qualifying for the free skate.\nAmerican skater  Nathan Chen  is trying to bounce back from a dreadful performance that left  him  well out of medal contention.  His  teammates  Adam Rippon and Vincent Zhou  are also in action.",
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